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This Instant-Access Self-Assessment Excel Dashboard and accompanying eBook is for managers, advisors, consultants, specialists, professionals and anyone interested in VoIP assessment.
'Significant ease of use, widespread user adoption, happy user community. The best self-assessment tool there is.' - Business Analyst in the Transportation Industry
'As a hands-on experience, the resulting data I've seen has been phenomenal. I wish all products handled data so smoothly and cleanly.' - BI Leader in the Manufacturing Industry
'The tool works great and the support is great when assessing processes and interpreting dashboards that could be intricate.' - IT Specialist in the Government Industry
What Is The VoIP Self-Assessment?
The VoIP Self-Assessment's Purpose is:
- To help our clients to reduce their effort in the VoIP work they do to get their problem solved
- To help our clients in ensuring that their plans of action include every VoIP task and that every VoIP outcome is in place
- To help our clients not having to spend time investigating strategic and tactical options, therefore saving time and ensuring VoIP opportunity costs are low
- To help our clients channel implementation direction instantly to deliver tailored VoIP advise with structured going-forward plans
All the tools you need to an in-depth VoIP Self-Assessment. Featuring 723 new and updated case-based questions, organized into seven core areas of process design, this Self-Assessment will help you identify areas in which VoIP improvements can be made.
What You Get:
The VoIP Complete Self-Assessment Excel Dashboard
- Ensures you don't miss anything: 723 questions in 7 RDMAICS (Recognize, Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control and Sustain) steps with easy and quick navigating and answering for 1 or up to 10 participants
- Shows your organization instant insight in areas for improvement: Auto generates reports, radar chart for maturity assessment, insights per process and participant and bespoke, ready to use, RACI Matrix
- Gives you a professional Dashboard to guide and perform a thorough VoIP Self-Assessment
- Dynamically generated projects-ready RACI Matrix shows your organization exactly what to do next
- Is secure: Ensures offline data protection of your Self-Assessment results
The VoIP Complete Self Assessment eBook version of the book in print
- Provides a convenient way to distribute and share among the participants to prepare and discuss the Self-Assessment
In using the Self-Assessment you will be better able to:
- Diagnose VoIP projects, initiatives, organizations, businesses and processes using accepted diagnostic standards and practices
- Implement evidence-based best practice strategies aligned with overall goals
- Integrate recent advances in VoIP and process design strategies into practice according to best practice guidelines
Assess and define VoIP with this VoIP Self Assessment. Sample questions from the Complete, 723 Questions, Self-Assessment:
- Recognize Question: Are assumptions made in VoIP stated explicitly?
- Define Question: Should the process of snap back be used when a number is ported from a pstn service provider to a voip service provider or is it correct to leave it with the voip provider who has obtained the number form another type of carrier?
- Measure Question: What would happen if VoIP werenêt done?
- Analyze Question: Is the VoIP process severely broken such that a re-design is necessary?
- Improve Question: What would happen if VoIP werenêt done?
- Control Question: Will the quality of the voip service be the same as what I am used to?
- Sustain Question: What type of telephone or equipment do I require to use the service, e.g. a computer, a traditional handset, a dedicated voip handset?
Value [to you] of the VoIP Self-Assessment
Excluding hired consultants and advisors from top management consulting firms, internal VoIP Self-Assessment work is typically undertaken by senior level positions with titles such as Enterprise Architect, Business Process Architects, Business Process Re-engineering Specialists and Business Architects.
Statistics according to Glassdoor and Indeed tell these positions receive an average basic pay of $125,000. Daily rates of basic pay are computed by dividing an employee's annual pay by 260 days. The daily salary is then derived by dividing the annual salary of $125,000 by 260 days = a daily rate of $480.
Top management consulting firms start at $2,000 a day, with rates typically charged up to 40 hours per week.
For the price of a fraction of this you can get complete peace of mind. Now.
Defining, designing, creating, and implementing a process to solve a business challenge or meet a business objective is the most valuable role… In EVERY company, organization and department.
Unless you are talking a one-time, single-use project within a business, there should be a process. Whether that process is managed and implemented by humans, AI, or a combination of the two, it needs to be designed by someone with a complex enough perspective to ask the right questions. Someone capable of asking the right questions and step back and say, 'What are we really trying to accomplish here? And is there a different way to look at it?'
For more than twenty years, The Art of Service's Self-Assessments empower people who can do just that - whether their title is marketer, entrepreneur, manager, salesperson, consultant, business process manager, executive assistant, IT Manager, CxO etc... - they are the people who rule the future. They are people who watch the process as it happens, and ask the right questions to make the process work better.
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Gain access to the gold standard: WIDA's comprehensive system of English language development support
As a benefit of your membership in the International School Consortium, you gain access to the WIDA standards and assessment system. This system includes research-based standards for English language development in international contexts. Consortium members have access to assessments such as WIDA MODEL (an interim or summative assessment) and WIDA Screener (for determining English language proficiency in new students).
International schools have found that the alignment between WIDA assessments and instructional resources support a collaborative approach to integrating language and content learning. This approach includes co-planning, co-teaching and co-assessing.
You may apply for membership at any time.
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Metricup Vineyard, Margaret River Wine Region, Western Australia
Premium Margaret River Winery Estate
Also Available: Very Profitable Wine Business POA
Have you ever dreamt of owning your own successful vineyard and winery in one of the World's best wine growing regions? Then this is the opportunity for you. All the hard work in establishing a vineyard, and creating an established market has been done.
Opportunities of this nature do not become available often.
The foresight, entrepreneurial skill and dedication to their vineyard and winery business has seen the owners of this flourishing enterprise develop a strong brand and a solid niche market for the wonderful wines that they produce.
The Vineyard
This pretty vineyard is located on a 28.46Ha (70ac) property located in the heart of the Margaret River wine region. The well-established 13.65Ha (34ac) vineyard has premium wine plantings of Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Semillon, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Verdelho.
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o Architecturally designed 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home with substantial office and open plan living area.
o Fully licenced cellar door sales/tasting room and sales office.
o Spacious one bedroom second residence or guest accommodation
o Insulated air-conditioned shed 288m2.
o Insulated general purpose shed 460m2.
o 4 bay machinery shed.
o Water infrastructure -including water tanks, winter creek, two soak type dams and a water bore.
The Winery
The winery produces premium wine that has established specialist niche markets both in Australia and overseas. The production facilities and infrastructure are all in place at the vineyard. The owners have an efficient distribution system with all procedures in place.
Purchase opportunity.
The vineyard with infrastructure can be purchased for $2,850,000 as a single package.
The vineyard and winery business can be purchased as a total package.
Reasons for sale.
This property and winery business has afforded the current owners an exciting and profitable lifestyle in one of Western Australia's popular and well known regions. The owners have decided to sell their labour of love so that they can simply enjoy a well-deserved retirement.
If you see this as an opportunity to fulfill a life's ambition to be part of the prestigious wine industry and you wish to enjoy being a part of the beautiful Margaret River region with its glorious climate, magnificent community and wonderful tourism ventures, then this opportunity is the passport to your future.
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The JUEL of Ontario is an independent Provincial League, providing opportunities for Players throughout the entire Province. Ideally no player will travel longer than one hour to their practices. This will allow them time to focus on their education as well as personal life away from basketball. We believe that displacing young women at a young age will have negative impacts on their personal growth. As well as adding financial burdens on the family, moneys that could be put towards their College or University education. Our model and its successes have now become the foundation of other upstart leagues throughout Canada.
JUEL is inclusive of all Players because we provide opportunities for everyone exclusive of their financial status. We want the best players to play in our league, not just a selected few who can afford it.
JUEL Prep was created to provide opportunities for Players to develop and transition into JUEL.
Part of the initial plan for JUEL was to allow all of our players the opportunity to attend and play at their local High School during each fall, these are said to be the "best years of your life". With this in mind Basketball doesn't become the only focus in a young women's life, they still get the opportunity to be with their non-basketball friends and close to their families helping them become well-rounded.
The Women's game is fortunate that the majority of players are able to excel on the court as well as in the classroom; this is why Regional teams are so successful. They provide the opportunity for each player to represent their Region as part of a stronger group while staying at home.
Players generally want strong Coaching, develop their game so they're ready to step into a role at the next level, practice and compete against the best and give themselves the best exposure. JUEL has provided this since our first game.
In Ontario alone there are 17 OUA and 18 OCAA Schools competing in Women's Basketball, if each roster contains 12 Players then there are 420 spots available annually. The OUA and OCAA must be our priority, this is why JUEL has worked hard to establish strong relationships and stressed the importance of our Players playing on their courts. Not only would the Players have an opportunity to play College or University basketball, they will receive a great education in preparation for their lives after basketball.
Over the past eight years JUEL has worked with several OCAA and OUA schools in an effort to have our players play on College and University Courts. OCAA and OUA Coaches act as mentors to some of our teams during the season and assist in team selection during tryouts. JUEL has always provided direct access to all of our Players so they can make the best decision in selecting a school that will give them the greatest opportunity for education and basketball success.
The facts are clear; Players looking to play at the next level are using JUEL as their vehicle. Regular practices with and against the best players in their Region along with games against the best players in the Province have proven to be a recipe for success. JUEL's relationship with the NCAA, CIS and OCAA, has provided our Players with the best exposure and opportunities for Basketball and Academic choices.
Graduates aren't just succeeding on the court, but off the court as well. Every year Players submit, are evaluated and winners are selected for the Community Service and Molten All-Academic Awards. The Awards are part of our annual Banquet where we honour all of the hard work done during the season.
Beginning with our first game on December 11, 2010 Therapists have been on site for injury prevention and treatment. This is a service that all our Players should have access to every game.
One of JUEL's main focuses from the beginning has been to provide as many services for the best value. We understand there are financial burdens on families so allocating funds in the right areas is very important. The cost to play in JUEL is roughly $550 per player; add uniforms, practice time, travel expenses, training and that number could jump to $2,000 per player which is very competitive for the services and opportunities they receive.
Players have to make sacrifices to play at the highest level and give themselves the best opportunity to continue playing at the next level. With this in mind it is important that clubs and/or teams don't add the burden of travelling more than an hour to-and-from practice twice possibly three times a week (also consider Workouts).
2019 Game Schedule
JUEL believes that we have some of the best Coaches in the Country, but at times they have no choice and must Coach several teams. This makes it very difficult to provide their JUEL or JUEL Prep Players with the highest level of coaching commitment. JUEL is asking for more from our Coaches in 2019, it is strongly recommended that JUEL/JUEL Prep Head Coaches do not coach another team during the season (February-May).
It's very important to understand the JUEL/JUEL Prep isn't just for the Players; we are also developing strong Coaches. In fact, a few former JUEL/JUEL Prep Coaches are currently coaching at the next level. JUEL has provided coaching tools (Video access and Krossover) over the years.
Game Officials
Along with the Players, Coaches and Parents, Game Officials are an integral part of competition. JUEL has a responsibility to work with all Game Officials in an effort to contribute to their development as well. A stronger working relationship will continue be a priority.
JUEL/JUEL Prep teams are strongly encouraged to travel to the US during the April and July viewing periods. JUEL provides great exposure to CIS and OCAA schools during the season, but to keep players in our league the expectation is that Players get the best opportunities. JUEL/JUEL Prep teams can no longer just run programs from January to May and expect to keep their players. Any teams not providing maximum services and opportunities will be hard pressed to compete year-after-year.
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Street Food Cinema at LA State Historic Park
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It's more than just a movie! Street Food Cinema features cool outdoor movies, picnic-ready food trucks, live music from emerging artists, interactive games and more! 2018 marks the seventh season with new locations in Los Angeles, CA, San Diego, CA and Phoenix, AZ. Rock the field and share the experience.
FEATURE: Get Out
ABOUT: It's time for a young African-American to meet with his white girlfriend's parents for a weekend in their secluded estate in the woods, but before long, the friendly and polite ambience will give way to a nightmare.
MOVIE LENGTH: 1 hour 44 minutes
LOCATION: Los Angeles State Historic Park - 1245 N Spring St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
ADVANCE TICKET INFO: Reserved Section - $19. General - $14. Children Reserved 6-12 - $11. Children General 6-12 - $6. Children 5 & Under - Free.
DOOR INFO: Reserved Section - $22. General - $17. Children Reserved 6-12 - $11. Children General 6-12 - $6. Children 5 & Under - Free.
LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR starting at 6pm. Please Note: Door may be held at any time to allow for advance ticket holders to enter. If an event is sold out, we will announce on Facebook and Twitter.
TIME: Doors 5:30pm. Live Music 6:30pm. Movie 8:30pm.
LIVE MUSIC: Visit www.streetfoodcinema.com/get-out-la/ for the most current Live Music listing!
FOOD TRUCKS: Visit www.streetfoodcinema.com/get-out-la/ for the most current Food Truck listing!
PARKING: Street parking.
METRO: Gold Line - Chinatown
CHAIRS: Chairs are permitted in the chair section only to the right and left of the field. Low chairs only, which sit 6 inches off the ground (e.g. beach chairs). No tall chairs, please. If you need any assistance during the event, our Street Food Cinema Staff (wearing red badges) will be happy to assist you.
DOGS: Fido Friendly, Fido Approved. Leashed dogs welcome.
Location, title, band and time subject to change. Please check the website for any updates www.streetfoodcinema.com. Any questions please contact firstname.lastname@example.com or call 323.254.5068.
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Debut-CD Recorded!
Thanks to over 100 suppporters of our crowdfunding campaign, we could record our first CD!
On October 26, 27 and 28 we finally made the recording in Bernard Haitinkzaal of the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, as planned.
It has been three very intense days (09:00-18:00) for both of us, as well as for our recording engineer Frerik de Jong.
Every piece was recorded at least 3 times in sections. We estimate that we made around 300 takes!
On Saturday, Sam David Wamper, the composer of our commissioned piece 'Portrait of Lilith', was present and helped us with his feedback.
It was a demanding process, not without surprises (2 piano strings broke during these 3 days), but in the end we feel that we have achieved a very good result.
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HEAL Documentary, November 19, 2017, starts 7 pm
HEAL Documentary, November 19, 2017, starts 7 pm
Trailer here
HEAL is a documentary film that takes us on a scientific and spiritual journey where we discover that by changing one's perceptions, the human body can heal itself. The latest science reveals that we are not victims of unchangeable genes, nor should we buy into a scary prognosis. The fact is we have more control over our health and life than we have been taught to believe. This film will empower you with a new understanding of the miraculous nature of the human body and the extraordinary healer within us all. HEAL not only taps into the brilliant mind's of leading scientists and spiritual teachers, but follows three people on actual high stakes healing journeys. Healing can be extremely complex and deeply personal, but it can also happen spontaneously in a moment. Through these inspiring and emotional stories we find out what works, what doesn't, and why.
Tickets to the HEAL documentary will be held at Will Call at the door. Thank you and see you there!! Please be prepared to take off your shoes in the Yogalab. And if you have a low chair or backrest you want to bring, please do so! There will be a selection of chairs and bolsters for your use.


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"If you always put limit on everything you do, physical or anything else. It will spread into your work and into your life. There are no limits. There are only plateaus, and you must not stay there, you must go beyond them."
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A girlfriend of mine deeply feels that the reason she struggles in parsvakonasana and in arm balances is that her arms are just too short. She has trouble touching the floor. Too short may be an overstatement. Her arms are her arms and they are completely perfect for her lovely body. She has a long torso too which may make it more difficult to reach the floor sometimes. I got her to drop her hip and scoop her tailbone in parsvaK the other day and "suddenly" the arm length wasn't a problem.
I'm always amazed at how simple shifts can have a profound influence. Usually I know what is needed, but convincing myself to make the shift is the hard part.
Thresholding again. I'm doing some of that work that needs to be done but is wickedly uncomfortable. I think this year is about becoming a real adult. Maturing. Because, that's really who I want to be. I'm tired of blaming others, of judging others, of holding out, and particularly of fear.
I'm learning a lot about my arm's length right now. Have you seen my arm's length? Chances are, if you've met me you've been at arm's length. No matter how close you want to get to me and how deeply inside you think you actually are... fear kicks in and my arm will grow in an instant to move you back 20 years. Perhaps the only ones who really get in are my husband, child, and best girlfriends... but all are only visitors in the embrace before the push away begins again.
It's a knee-jerk reaction. Feels uncontrollable. But, I'm told, it's not.
And so this is a cycle to look at opening the boundaries (yikes!), which means dealing with things that are less than pleasant in an honest and mature way. This is also a cycle for maturing, discipline and not so much mental complaining.
And a cycle of service. Somehow those things keep coming to me. Maturity, Discipline, Service. All wrapped into speaking. Voice. WORDS = Power, Vibrancy, Vulnerability.
Well, I'm paralyzed/terrified. And I'm not going to let that stop me. Because I feel this incredible surge too. The cloud of terror is blocking a blinding sun of manifestation.
So it is also a cycle for playing and expanding. For many attempts and failures, and re-attempts, and re-learning. And for clocking time in the fire. For, to transform will require a lot of heat.
I have long arms that shoot out at a moment's notice. Time for handstanding without the wall. Forearm stand with no support. Turning the world upside down for long times. And letting it all exist as it is, not fixing. Time to twist and sweat and feel uncomfortably weird in a pose and in a moment and just let it be that way for the greater good of becoming a mature adult person on this planet.
Anyhoo. I'm back from vacay to some hard real work to do. Personal evolution.
While I'd like to do it all from this chair and in my mind, that just isn't how it works. Anodea Judith says "Relationship is the crucible through which evolution occurs." So, I'm stepping in. Trying to drop my hip, tuck my tail, grow up, and use my arms as I intend them... in the biggest, love-filled, most all embracing hug possible.


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It's that time of year again: there's a crispness in the air, the sun is setting earlier, and Halloween is fast approaching. For those of our clients who want to get in the spooky mood, we create Halloween displays like this one, which Valerie Strait has been creating and expanding on year after year. Fake snakes and spiders, ghosts, plenty of cobwebs, an LED bat light and LED candles for special effects at night, and a creepy statue wearing a giant witch hat are all part of this year's display. That's all in addition to the fall annuals, pumpkins, Spanish moss, and hay bales brought in for some fall decor. Click on the gallery to scroll through all the photos and Happy Halloween!
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Schools are very busy in the run up to Christmas. A range of activities to organise such as students carol services and plays keeping students and teachers busy. Now is a good timeto organise a school deep clean before the students return in January. While regular cleaning is maintained weekly, some cleaning jobs need more time and space to be done well. High-traffic and high-use areas in schools can greatly benefit from a deep clean when the school is closed.
Our industrial team is on hand to discuss your requirements. We offer a wide range of services
- High level dusting and cleaning
- Striping and polishing floors
- Window Cleaning
- Carpet cleaning
- Washroom sanitization
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Join us in the all new Design Labs at the Elmwood Campus!
Meet our new faculty, learn about program changes and sign up for events happening this fall and spring! You don't want to miss this fun event for all Digital Design students in all tracks! *This event is required of all Digital Design students. Please mark your calendars now and save the date.
After intros and mingling, the First Annual SoPA Digital Design Challenge begins! Put on your thinking caps and join your fellow students and faculty as they battle it out to win Amazon® Gift Cards, bragging rights and one extremely obnoxious trophy!
Orientation & Design Challenge Schedule
Please arrive between 5:30–6pm to make sure you don't miss any important information. Make sure to check in at the welcome table to sign-in and collect your goodies! Food and drinks will be served beginning at 5:30 pm as well.
5:30–6:30 pm: check-in, Food & drink
6:30 pm: Faculty intros, what's new inthe program, & upcoming events
7:00 pm: Review rules of the Design Challenge & break into teams
7:15–8:00 pm: Come up with the Big Idea
8:00–8:30 pm: Build your presentations
8:30 pm: Time to present!
9:00 pm: Winners are announced, awards presented
Date & Time: Friday, July 6th | 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Maximum Seats Allowed: 16
Cost Per Person: $500
Add-Ons: $100 Personal Student Assistant to assist one-on-one during entire day
Overview: Spend the day learning the Squarespace website building platform and build out your own website as you follow along with our expert Tulane SoPA faculty! Once registered for this course, you will be prompted to collect various assets needed to assist you in building your site. By the end of the day, your site will be uploaded and clickable! We even take you through the process of purchasing your own domain! This course is limited to 16.
Social media 101: Set Up & Gear Up Your Social Media in 1 Day!
Date & Time: Friday, July 27th | 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Maximum Seats Allowed: 16
Cost Per Person: $300
Add-Ons: $100 Personal Student Assistant to assist one-on-one during entire day
Overview: Need a professional social media presence? Not really sure where and how to get started? This one-day course will help you uncover and navigate Facebook, Instagram, e-mail marketing and other social interfaces for your business or personal persona. Cross-platform integration, scheduling and marketing will also be discussed. Once registered for this course, you will be prompted to collect various assets needed to assist you in building your social media presence. This course is limited to 16.
Register Now to Reserve Your Spot!
Only 16 seats available per bootcamp, register early to reserve your spot today!
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Frequently Asked Questions:
Please read our FAQs below. If you have additional questions, please use the form below.
Can I bring my own computer? Yes! You may bring your own laptop IF it has the appropriate software loaded. If you would like to bring your own laptop, please notate that in the form above. Our faculty will reach out to you ahead of time to confirm your computer will be capable and all set to yield the best result for your bootcamp experience. PLEASE do not forget your power cord, mouse or any other peripheral you may need.
Where are the bootcamps located? Our bootcamps are located at our Tulane Elmwood campus at 800 E. Commerce Blvd. The bootcamps are in one of our design labs fully equipped with the latest technology and hardware. There is plenty of parking available for all our bootcamps guests.
What else should I bring to the bootcamp? Our building is equipped with snack machines, coffee and soda machines. If you are bringing your laptop, PLEASE do not forget your power cord, mouse or any other peripheral you may need. You will be prompted to bring images and text for various bootcamp topics if necessary. A faculty member will reach out to you with examples and a detailed list of items to bring to your specific bootcamp...so check your email!
When and how do I pay? Our registration begins as pre-booking to insure adequate attendance prior to our online payment portal. You can expect full payment to be due within 30 days of your pre-booking. Payment may be made by check or online. See further instructions via email once the online payment portal is open. You will be notified via email.
What if the course fills before I can pre-book? No worries! We will add you to our waitlist. If we get at least 12 additional waitlisted attendees, we will open a second bootcamp date.
My company is paying and I need an invoice! No problem. We can generate this for you. Please let us know that in the 'comments' field in the form above.
I have dietary restrictions! No problem, before lunches are ordered, you will be asked for any dietary restriction that may exist :)
May I go off site for lunch? We recommend you stay within the space for lunch. We have a very large conference table within our lab perfect for lunch. Typically, important discussions break out during lunch and we end up answering important questions during this time. We recommend you stick around!
Is there a discount if I register for all 3 workshops? I'm glad you asked! Yes, if you register for all 3, you will receive a $50 per course discount. Please check that box in the form above.
What time should I arrive? We ask that you arrive between 8:00 am - 8:20 am. We will begin exactly at 8:30 am. Please do not be late as you will miss information!


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Click Here to share your DO GOOD idea
Where are good places to take items I would like to donate to our community?
We have several organizations that we love to support in our area. You can feel free to check them out and take your items to their facilities. We know they are DOing GOOD well!
- Clothingand Shoes: Common Threads (Click Here)
- SoleLoved (Click Here)
- Second Mile
- House hold items
- Common Threads
- Second Mile
- Food
- Helping Hands
- Lunches of Love
How does The Bridge decide which organizations we will partner with?
- Our team is always looking for local and global partners who are working to transformcommunities through relationships that focus on empowerment and long term progress. We want the DNA of organizations we partner with to match the DNA of The Bridge, so community and strategies based on relationships need to be at the core of the organizations we connect ourselves to. There are so many groups doing good work. We can't commit our resources to everyone. We try our best to find the organizations we feel are working to move the needle for their community in the most long lasting areas of growth, and help them however we can.
How old do I have to be to go on a DO GOOD Global trip?
- Most of the organizations we partner with require participants to be at least 14years of age to go on their trips.


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In this episode, JD and Billy sit down with Junior "The Big Dippa" Duran and Rene Del Rio to discuss Chapters Five, Six, and Seven of Covenant Theology: From Adam to Christ by Nehemiah Coxe and John Owen. Featuring music from ALERT312.
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Latest news!
16/06/2009 Update: Add your thoughts to the final Digital Britain report launched by Ben Bradshaw and Lord Carter today!
Cambridge Event Details
The Cambridge Digital Britain Unconference is going to be a two-pronged beast:
Part 1
On Thursday May 7th we will hold an 'unpicnic' on Parker's Piece in the centre of Cambridge, from 1100-1400. Please bring lunch. If it's wet we will move to the Arts Picturehouse on St Andrew's Street (upstairs, don't go to The Regal by mistake!) and occupy space there.
We will convene at Reality Checkpoint, the lamp in the centre of the piece, since our goal is to bring a bit of network reality to the discussion.
As there's space for 15,000 people on Parker's Piece there is no need to register in advance for this event – though if you could drop me an email at bill at andfinally dot com it would be useful to give me an idea of roughly how many people to expect and also let me contact you if plans change at short notice.
The format will be flexible.
Part 2
On Monday May 11th there will also be a Digital Britain session at the
Amplfied 09 event taking place in the Picturehouse Bar from 1400-1800. To register for this please go to http://amplified.pbworks.com/East09
For those wishing to drop by virtually on the Oxfordshire Digital Britain Unconference here are a few links and the agenda:
@CameronNeylon is hosting the event and will be one of the folk to follow, as well as @Alheri.
The hashtag they will be using is #dbuc09
Listen/watch live
Cameron is aiming to webcast the meeting at http://mogulus.com/cameron_neylon
Meet at 11:30(ish) – plan out agenda
12:30 – lunch
1:30 – tackle a few specific issues in blocks and see what we can put together. They will probably work on the Fake Digital Britain Report as a template.
More details on twitter as they evolve!
London Digital Britain Unconference announced
Thanks to the very generous assistance of the ICA the London Digital Britain Unconference will be happening next Wednesday evening, details as follows:
Time: 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Date: Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Where: ICA (enter through rear door)
12 Carlton House Terrace
Westminster, Greater London SW1Y 5AH
For further details and to book please go here.
The aim of the unconferences is to develop a coherent response to the Interim Digital Britain Report.
For further details about what this is all about see this previous post by Bill Thompson.
Glasgow latest to hold Digital Britain Unconference
Craig McGill today announced that a Scottish Digital Britain Unconference will be held in Glasgow on the evening of 8th May. The event has been made possible through the kind generosity of Katie Howard and The Living Room. Details as follows:
Time: 5pm-7pm
Date: 8 May, 2009
Venue: The Living Room, 150 St Vincent Street, Glasgow G2 5NE
More details here or follow Craig on Twitter.
Manchester announces Digital Britain Unconference
Manchester Digital has announced the details of the unconference for its city namesake and become the third UK area to confirm an event.
They say that this is:
A chance tell the Government what the Manchester digital community thinks about the Digital Britain ideas.
Time: 6.00pm – 9.00pm
When: 12 May, 2009
Where: MDDA, 117-119 Portland Street, M1 6ED
Email: email@example.com
More details and how to book here.
Why we're here
Bill Thompson explains the background to how we've got to the Digital Britain Unconference plan.
In October last year Stephen Carter was asked to prepare a wide-ranging "action plan" for the digital media economy, to form the basis of Government policy in this vitally important area.
Carter, whose career to date has encompassed advertising, running cable company NTL and working as chief executive of Ofcom as well as a brief period inside the strategy unit at Number 10 Downing Street, had recently been enobled and appointed minister for communications, technology and broadcasting reporting to both DCMS and BERR.
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First two unconference events announced
The first unconferences were announced today by @CameronNeylon and @JohnPopham, respectively, as:
Didcot, Oxfordshire
Friday, May 01, 2009 from 11:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Register here
Yorkshire & Humber
Tuesday, May 05, 2009 from 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
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Legendary director Quentin Tarantino drops by the Gemini award-winning series MTV LIVE on Wednesday, August 12 at 6 p.m. ET/PT to promote the release of his upcoming film Inglourious Basterds, opening in theatres after August 21 from Alliance Films. Host Daryn Jones interviews Tarantino and actor Eli Roth, who plays "basterd" Sgt. Donnie Donowitz.
Set in the midst of World War II Paris, Inglourious Basterds stars Brad Pitt as Aldo Raine, a man who rallies a squad of ruthless U.S. soldiers known as the "basterds" to perform shocking acts of retribution on the enemy. Their mission, "one thang and one thang only, killing Nazis!"
Quentin Tarantino is one of the most celebrated filmmakers of his generation. Establishing a name for himself in the film industry with critically acclaimed films such as Reservoir Dogs (1992) and Pulp Fiction (1994), Tarantino went on to create the controversial revenge flicks Kill Bill (2003, 2004) and double feature Grindhouse/Death Proof (2007). His latest project Inglourious Basterds debuted at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year.
MTV LIVE, in conjunction with Alliance Films, has recruited film buffs and anyone who thinks they have the balls, wit and genius to win the Inglourious Basterds contest. Over 100 spoofs were submitted of impressive "basterdized" versions of fave scenes from Tarantino flicks. The more inglorious the spoof, the greater the chance of winning the bragging rights of being named the most "inglourious basterd." The winner of the contest will be announced on the show tomorrow and wins a Toshiba home entertainment package and gets to attend the Toronto premiere of the movie. Three MTV LIVE "basterdized" parodies were created to inspire contest hopefuls. Starring hosts Daryn Jones in "Kill Paul," Nicole Holness in blaxploitation spoof "Nickie Brown" and Paul "The Intern" Lemieux getting sexy in "Paul Fiction," the three parodies are available to watch on demand on mtv.ca.


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I Got The New Snow Photos!
Well I did get some new photos that my soon to be daughter in law took of their area …..they are on the other side of town from me… and have many older trees around their home…..the family behind them had a tree fall on their house and trapped this couple in their bed so once the firemen put the fire out in my son's garage apartment they then got to work on finding those trapped. Hope all have enjoyed the snow photos…. I did….lol….. I hope you can carry some of the snow beauty with you as the time passes until our paths again………. Lila


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Denver Water's 10-member Citizens Advisory Committee is seeking a new West Slope representative. The volunteer committee advises the utility and its board on a range of issues while encouraging and coordinating public participation in the agency's policy development.
Nearly 70 years ago shareholders united, putting their trust in a board of directors to manage and administer privately-owned reservoir water. Because of this effort, the Grand Mesa Water Users Association exists and is responsible for more than 100 privately-owned reservoirs with over 1,500 shareholders.
Both the Orchard City water committee and the board of trustees met for brief meetings on Wednesday, June 12. At 10 a.m., the water committee reviewed the monthly treatment plant report, discussed some projects and looked at solutions to improve the water audit loss report.
For the plant, staff said everything is running good and flow was turned up to 720 gallons per minute.
Orchard City is set on fixing its aging infrastructure, and the Kaiser Road waterline project is one currently underway.
A few years ago, the OC water committee began discussing infrastructure projects.
By now, it's old news that the Colorado River -- notwithstanding the current abundant water year -- is generally shrinking, and is expected to shrink more in coming decades. The states that share the river completed a drought plan earlier this year that brings them closer to living within currently available supplies, and a new round of negotiations on long-term management of the river is due to begin next year.
The Cedaredge Library wrapped up its four-part series on water last Tuesday evening with "Water 104" on dams and reservoirs. Held at the Grand Mesa Arts & Events Center, panelists Jason Ullmann, assistant division engineer; Jason Ward, dam safety engineer; Denise Jackson, Grand Mesa Water Users Association; and James Holiman, lead water commissioner shared their knowledge.
Only 6 percent of the wells eligible for free water quality analysis in a six-county area have been tested since funding was secured in September 2015. Local public health officials encourage private well owners in Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Montrose, Ouray, and San Miguel counties to take advantage of the free well water testing, before funding ends in September 2020.
The chain of events leading to the Town of Paonia's loss of water service that left homes and businesses without water for up to three weeks were "rare" and "difficult to catch and fix quickly," according to town staff and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
More than three months after the loss of water to taps that began Feb. 18 and ended March 8, a long-awaited After Action Report (AAR) was released to the public last Friday.
The third of four in a series between the Cedaredge Library and the Grand Mesa Arts and Events Center, Water 103, featured several presenters the evening of May 9 -- Jason Ullmann, assistant division engineer DWR; John Cooper, president of Trickle Ditch Company; Gerald "Jerry" Figueroa, ditch rider for Cedar Mesa Ditch Company; Paul Kehmeier, salinity program coordinator, CDA; Keith Waibel, ditch rider for Orchard Ranch Ditch Company.
During a recent water committee meeting, Orchard City staff and trustees Dick Kirkpatrick and Doug Keller reviewed the responses from the engineering firm to questions concerning the water plant report. A major element to the report was recommending the addition of a new filter.
Is your well water safe? Residents of Delta County and five other Western Slope counties whose primary drinking water source is a privately-owned well or spring can have their water tested for contaminants and other factors free of charge through SAFE WATCH.
The second presentation in the four-part series on water for "Voices on the Western Slope," "Water 102: Surface Creek Flow," saw a good turnout April 18. When asked who attended the previous session, about half the audience raised their hands.
To start Orchard City's water committee meeting April 10, a verdict of "no" was delivered to a citizen's appeal for a water bill adjustment. He claimed his high usage for several months was due to a water meter reading when nothing went through it, which according staff is not plausible.
As the town of Paonia considers future growth and prepares to deal with the aftermath of a water emergency, they were recently given one more issue to consider.
At the March 26 board meeting, Mountain Coal Company representative Westin Norris addressed the board of trustees.
On March 14 "Water 101," the first presentation in a four-part series on water use in the Surface Creek Valley, drew a full house of over 140 attendees to the Grand Mesa Arts & Events Center in Cedaredge.
Jason Ullman, Assistant Division Engineer for Water Division 4 - Gunnison Basin, provided a thorough history of water rights and the development of water administration in Colorado.
To start the Orchard City Water Committee meeting in March, three citizens approached the group with a concern over the leak policy. Per current policy, they are responsible for a leak repair on their private line not accepted by the town (between the town's distribution line and point of serviceability/the main line).
Since 2001, the Western Slope Conservation Center has documented change in the waters of the North Fork and Lower Gunnison River watersheds.
Now in its 18th year, the Paonia-based nonprofit has established one of the longest-running water quality programs and related data base sets in the state, said WSCC watershed coordinator Jake Hartter.
During the nearly three weeks that much of Paonia's water users were under a state-mandated boil-water order, volunteers of all ages came from throughout the North Fork area and beyond to help. For more than two weeks they distributed water at Town Hall, answered questions, checked in on the elderly and shut-ins, and offered their professional services and vehicles.
The emergency is over, water is flowing to all the taps, and the boil order is lifted. But the Town of Paonia is asking Paonia water users to continue being conservative in their water use.
For residents living in the Paonia area, life is returning to normal. More than two weeks after the Town of Paonia's drinking water system failed and an emergency was declared, water service has returned to most of the town's more than 1,600 customers, town staff and volunteers are working to meet citizens' basic needs, and incident management teams are on the scene to ensure the emergency doesn't become a crisis.
An emergency boil-water order issued for the town of Paonia on February 18 was lifted around 10 a.m. on Friday, February 22. The order, originally issued by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), had required residents to avoid consuming un-boiled tap water and it also required that all retail restaurants and other food handling establishments close to the public until the boil-water order was rescinded.
While the town of Paonia's boil order has been lifted and water is flowing from most water taps, the town is urging all water users to conserve water as much as possible until further notice. Water users are asked to take short showers and do laundry only when necessary, and turn faucets off while brushing teeth or performing other activities.
When Paonia's sudden lack of water pressure forced a boil-water notice, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) ordered the Delta County Department of Health, Environmental Health Division to notify restaurants and other food handling businesses that they must shut down until further notice. That meant that, from February 18 until the morning of February 22, over a dozen establishments had to close their doors to the public.
During the five days town of Paonia water users were under a boil order by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, in-town food service businesses were shut down by order of the Delta County. But the Paonia Care & Rehabilitation Center on the east end of town "didn't skip a beat," according to administrator Mitchell Aldridge.
The now-resolved water situation began in the early morning hours of February 18 when alarms alerted town staff to a substantial leak in the Paonia water system. The resulting loss of water pressure was reported to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) and, in accordance with state regulations, the Denver-based department issued the boil-water order and also instructed the Delta County Department of Health, Environmental Health Division to notify Paonia food-handling establishments that they must close to the public until further notice.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has placed the Town of Paonia under an emergency boil-water order. Under the order, all town water customers should bring water drawn from the system to a rolling boil for a full minute prior to using for cooking, drinking or brushing teeth.
The majority of the water committee's meeting was spent tackling citizen concerns over water bills, questions regarding installation of a new tap on Happy Hollow, and concern over a private leak's cost due to drought rates. After discussing these matters with the citizens, the trustees continued their typical agenda of unfinished projects, monthly treatment plant report, water audit and other water matters.
With snow falling, there was no audience to observe the Crawford Town Council work through a very short agenda at its Feb. 6 meeting.
Picking up on a discussion started at their January meeting, the trustees talked about a draft resolution establishing a fee for shutting off water to address problems on the homeowner's side of the meter.
Last month, the Orchard City water committee voiced concerns over the accuracy of the new water meters. November's report showed a one percent leak percentage -- a strange anomaly given the usual double digit percentage of loss.
First on the Jan. 2 work session agenda for the Orchard City Board of Trustees was discussion of the Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan for Delta County.
Emergency preparedness coordinator Kris Stewart walked through the improvements made to the plan and what the next five years will entail, such as grant monitoring and check-ins with the planning committee.
The new water recording meter installed on the west line gave insight into suspected leaks, but it wasn't the insight the Orchard City water committee was hoping for. While the meter gives better accuracy, trustee Dick Kirkpatrick reported, "We definitely have leaks in the system and it's showing as a higher percentage with less use."
Bureau of Reclamation has selected four projects in Colorado to receive $184,012 for small-scale water efficiency projects. The funding from Reclamation will assist the selected applicants with installing an automatic control gate with SCADA technology, installing AMI, SCADA telemetry installation, lining of canals and the installation of real-time satellite monitoring equipment.
Orchard City's water committee meeting on Oct. 10 was short, with not many agenda items.
After discussing progress on some unfinished projects, the committee reviewed the water audit. Last month system input read 17.5 million gallons.
Last week's regular meeting of the Town of Cedaredge board of trustees got off to a spirited start when constituent John Steighner -- a frequent critic of the board -- outlined a series of complaints. In his remarks, Steighner declared that he suspects the town of operating a "shell game" by imposing "excruciating" water rates on citizens, providing conflicting information regarding the percentage of water reserves needed to guard against future water shortages, making a monetary profit in the name of water conservation, and "killing the golf course" in the process.
Several items were on the agenda for the Sept. 12 Orchard City water committee. First, the Bull Mesa Pipeline group proposed replacing Bull Mesa's upper line and having the town take it over.
During constituency time at the Aug. 8 meeting of the Orchard City trustees, Mary Ditlove expressed concern over not seeing a detailed disbursements ledger in the town financial statements. Trustee Gynee Thomasen was quick to say that the trustees do receive copies of detailed deposits and check details for all town accounts each month.
On Aug. 15, the Town of Paonia sent a mailing to all of its water customers, informing them that state reporting requirements during calendar years 2016 and 2017 were not met in violation of state law.
The letter states that the town violated five different reporting requirements.
To start off the Orchard City water committee meeting on Aug. 8, Steve Kehmeier approached the board with a proposal regarding his water line. In short, he plans to pay for the relocation of his water meter and line near Nowhere Road.
Per his concern, the board agreed that if he desires extra pressure than what the town guarantees up to his meter then he will need to put in a water pump booster.
The Bookcliff, Mount Sopris and South Side conservation districts will host "Water Law in a Nutshell," from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 23, at the Rifle Branch Library, 207 East Avenue.
For the fourth time in more than a half century, the Fire Mountain Canal was shut off before the end of the growing season, impacting some 488 irrigation water shareholders and more than 15,000 acres of arable land in the North Fork Valley.
Due to low water levels, the boat ramp at Crawford Reservoir is closed. Colorado Parks and Wildlife reports the reservoir is down 46 feet from full capacity.
The long lost artesian well that slumbered north of Cedaredge might have been a welcome source of extra water during the region's current drought. Hoping for the best, the town had the well tested for flow strength on Monday, July 16.
Paonia water users, pat yourselves on the back. Your efforts to conserve precious water resources is working.
The Town of Cedaredge Board of Trustees met for a work session on Thursday, July 12. The work session was a discussion-only meeting with no action taken.
As the Southwest keeps getting hotter and drier, people who rely on the Colorado River and its tributaries for their livelihoods are facing the prospect of having to make due with less water. The impacts of reduced supplies will play out differently in different parts of the basin, but they will touch everyone.
At last week's regular meeting the Orchard City Board of Trustees passed a resolution declaring a "critical water supply shortage by reason of drought and setting mandatory water conservation measures." The drought resolution and other water issues dominated the meeting.
The Cedaredge Board of Trustees will consider moving into Stage II drought restrictions at its Thursday, June 21, regular meeting. The meeting begins at 5 p.m. in the Grand Mesa Room of the Cedaredge Civic Center.
The Town of Paonia is asking residents to conserve water usage as the heat of summer arrives and a less than normal spring runoff ends.
At the June 12 board meeting town administrator Ken Knight told the trustees that the results of the drought are quickly becoming apparent.
The Town of Hotchkiss is exercising caution by instituting odd-even outdoor watering restrictions for the town's residents.
Public works director Mike Owens said he's been assured Leroux Creek water supplies are sufficient, even at 55 percent, but noted usage in early June jumped substantially.
In May, the US Department of Agriculture designated Delta and Montrose counties as primary disaster areas due to recent losses and damage caused by the ongoing drought.
In light of the ongoing dry conditions and the end of spring runoff, North Fork area municipalities are considering how best to address possible shortages.
The Town of Cedaredge board of trustees met for a brief executive session and a longer work session on Thursday, May 10. The purpose of the executive session was stated as being "to determine positions relative to matters that may be subject to negotiations; and instructing negotiators."
The Orchard City Board of Trustees met in regular session on May 9, with all trustees present.
Newly elected to the board, trustees Doug Keller and Jan Gage asked procedural questions as the board dealt with routine matters of agenda, minutes and financials.
Looking up at the Grand Mesa from Grand Junction in early April, it's good to see snow on its flanks. For too much of this past winter, they have been bare. Skiers felt the pain of the dry winter early; fish and ranchers will feel it this summer.
The Orchard City Board of Trustees met in regular session on April 11, with all trustees present.
It was the final meeting for trustees Bob Eckels, Gary Tollefson and Tom Huerkamp.
In the fall of 2017, workers navigated sloppy mudflats in the bottom of the drained Paonia Reservoir in an urgent effort to prevent catastrophe: a damaged bulkhead threatened to break apart and damage the Paonia Dam's outlet works, which would have made it impossible to control releases from the reservoir.
Tom Alvey, the Delta County representative on the Colorado River Water Conservation District (CRWCD) board, met with the county commissioners Feb. 20 to give them a summary of the activities of the CRWCD for the past year.
Alvey spoke first of the new general manager for CRWCD, Andy Mueller.
The Upper Surface Creek Domestic Water Users Association (USCDWUA) informed its more than 2,700 customers of a violation of drinking water requirements in a notice with this month's billing.
Users were informed that on Jan. 25, 2017, the water provider was notified by the Colorado Department of Public Health, which monitors water quality, that its treatment system had exceeded the maximum contaminant level (MCL) for HAA5 -- Total Haloacetic Acids.
A Colorado safe drinking water program policy adopted in 2015 could result in one-time and annual costs for some commercial property owners serviced by the Paonia Water Department.
In response to the state's "Backflow Prevention and Cross-Connection Rule Implementation Policy," town trustees recently passed a resolution establishing "cross connection and backflow prevention" rules and regulations for businesses and multi-family units serviced by the water department.
The Town of Paonia's water system improvement project is on schedule and within budget, according to Paonia Public Works Director, Travis Loberg. The three-phase project involves replacement of about 5,600 lineal feet of water main line and associated repairs and upgrades.
The Delta County Environmental Health Department last week presented an update on a free well and spring water testing program available to private well and spring water users in the six-county Region 10 area.
The Colorado River District's popular one-day annual water seminar in Grand Junction takes place 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 15, at the Two Rivers Convention Center. The theme is: "Points of No Return."
Orchard City constituents turned out for the town board's Aug. 9 meeting with comments offered to their government on management of the water utility, on marijuana businesses, and on the town board's fiscal responsibility.
Dave Stueck offered comments on the town water utility.
The Town of Hotchkiss received a violation notice this month from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment because not all town water users submitted results of their backflow prevention devices. The health department requires municipalities, and by extension individual water users, to annually test the devices.
The beneficial use of water in Colorado has a long history. It can be traced back to the mid 1800s, when people started settling the land that would become Colorado and the Western United States.
The Colorado River District has announced an additional funding opportunity (up to a total of $1.8 million) for the planning and implementation of irrigation efficiency improvement projects in the Lower Gunnison Project area for qualifying applicants.
Regional water managers reporting at the annual State of the River meeting in Montrose on May 31 see a fully adequate water year ahead, one which was characterized as "an average wet year."
Presenting an update on several local drainages, Bob Hurford, engineer for state water division 4, reported that the Uncompahgre River drainage "has a big snow pack."
The Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) are seeking applicants for on-farm agricultural hydropower projects. The total amount of available assistance for this round is $1.2 million.
The Town of Cedaredge will host an information meeting tonight, Wednesday, May 24, to share the results of a water and sewer rate study. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. at the Community (Civic) Center at 140 NW 2nd Street.
The Mesa County Historical Society and the Museums of Western Colorado presents its monthly oral history program Thursday, April 20, from noon to 1 p.m. The presentation will take place at the Whitman Educational Center, 248 S. 4th Street, Grand Junction.
On Friday, April 21, join the members of the North Fork community at the Blue Sage Center of the Arts for a crucial talk on the future of our water as part of The Blue Sage's seasonal speaker series, Valley Voices.
After a relatively warm and dry winter, the local streams are already flowing and snow is melting from the mountains. Whether you're in town and part of the local water supply, a farmer that depends on reservoir water or simply concerned about the growing uncertainty of water supply, recent record-breaking temperatures may have you wondering about the future.
The Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) has approved funding for ditch companies to defray the cost of engineering services to prepare preliminary project plans and feasibility studies for USBR's 2017 FOA.
Applications are to be submitted to Delta Conservation District with selection review to be coordinated with CWCB and the Gunnison Basin salinity coordinator.
Cedaredge trustees were scheduled on Tuesday this week to consider an ordinance authorizing issuance of $2.7 million in water revenue bonds which will be paid off by residents' water billings.
The bonds are a refinance of an existing USDA loan and they also provide new money to settle the $175,000 court mediated agreement with Upper Surface Creek Domestic Water Users Association over its ownership interest in the Cedaredge water utility.
A Delta area family with a concern for the health of a neighboring stream is being credited by wildlife officials for helping reopen Roubideau Creek to native fish populations.
Scott Dillon and his son, Doug, have a water right that comes out of Roubideau Creek for the ranch they have owned
The Colorado River District has announced that it is making $1.8 million available to qualifying agricultural producers for planning and implementation of irrigation efficiency improvement projects that address identified resource concerns in the Lower Gunnison Basin. Landowners within the Bostwick Park, Paonia, Smith Fork and Uncompahgre project areas will be considered for grant funding.
Trustees say that a complicated refinancing of an existing loan needed for $175,000 to pay a settlement with Upper Surface Creek Domestic Water Users Association (USC) will save money in the long run. However, payments will increase significantly in the near term because the proposed deal which carries a low rate also has a shorter payoff period.
The Town of Crawford is just over $16,000 away from being in the red in its water fund, Public Works Director Bruce Bair told the council last week. "We're not in the hole, but we will be if we don't address this issue," he told trustees.
The Town of Cedaredge is still working on financing a way for paying $175,000 to Upper Surface Creek Domestic Water User's Association (USC) in a court-mediated settlement agreement
The payment was to have been made by the end of 2016, according to documents.
The Orchard City Town Board has dealt with several one-of-a-kind customer service issues recently.
The problems the town has encountered with meeting water customer requests have different causes. One involves the 17-lot La Habra II subdivision; a failed development proposal that dates back to the 1970s.
It's been very dry in Colorado's mountains this fall. It's still early, and the snowpack could catch up to "normal," but when I flew over those mountains on Nov. 15, they were brown. Just the barest dusting of white covered the highest ridges and north-facing slopes.
The Town of Paonia's proposed new water and sewer ordinances, along with resolutions for water and sewer rate increases, will be on the Dec. 13 agenda. After discovering inconsistencies in language and definitions between the current and proposed ordinances at the Nov. 22 meeting, as well as confusion as to which version of the water ordinance was the most recent, trustees voted to table all four agenda items.
On the morning of Aug. 30 a field tour sponsored by the Delta Conservation District left the Delta County Fairgrounds in route to Powell Mesa. Its destination: A newly installed small-hydro power generation facility just north of Hotchkiss that has benefitted by years of work to enable inspection and approval of small hydropower facilities in Colorado.
Colorado Cattlemen's Association (CCA) has released a report summarizing the results of a survey of irrigated agricultural producers about leasing water. CCA's Ag Water NetWORK initiated the survey, which was conducted to better understand the interests, concerns and perspectives of agricultural water right holders about the topic of ag water right leasing.
The Uncompahgre Valley Water Users Association announces the completion of the Drop 5 hydroelectric plant. Contractors started testing the plant the week of Aug. 8 and commercial generation started Aug. 12.
Directors of the member-owned Upper Surface Creek Domestic Water User's Association (USC) last week asked the Delta County Independent to attend an Aug. 8 board meeting and sit in on a discussion of the association's position in the water utility ownership mediation with the Town of Cedaredge.
Meeting on July 21, the Cedaredge Town Board voted to inform the Upper Surface Creek Domestic Water Users Association (USC) that the town will not pursue further litigation in its water utility ownership dispute with the private domestic water provider.
In addition, the town board stated that a decision will be made on Dec. 12 regarding which of two mediation options it will choose.
The Cedaredge Town Board, at its July 14 work session, is set to review a proposal to allocate by resolution an extra $175,000 for the town's water fund for 2016.
According to the proposed resolution, the extra $175,000 appropriated for the water fund would come from "loans, transfers, or water revenue bonds to be in place by Dec. 31."
Last month the U.S. Departments of the Interior and Agriculture announced funding of the Water Smart Water and Energy Efficiency Grants for fiscal year 2016. The funds are made up of $15 million in USDA funds and $32.6 million from the Bureau of Reclamation for a total of $47.2 million.
Water managers for the Gunnison Basin are saying that with predicted inflows to Blue Mesa of 525,000 to 580,000 acre feet, this year's water yield is classified as an "average dry" year.
Information on the current state of the Gunnison Basin water supplies was provided by state and federal officials at the annual Gunnison Basin State of the River report in Montrose on Monday.
At the May 24 town board meeting, Paonia trustees passed a resolution to accept a petition for annexation of two parcels on Samuel Wade Road.
The petition was submitted by Andrew Thliveris. The two parcels, located across from the Paonia Library, total about 2.54 acres and are currently zoned agricultural.
The "use it or lose it" feature of Colorado water law is often blamed for discouraging farmers and ranchers from taking efficiency and conservation measures that could benefit the environment or ease the supply/demand imbalance on the Colorado River. However, a report released in February by the Colorado Water Institute argues that misinterpretations of the law are a bigger disincentive than the law itself.
At the April 12 board meeting, and after six months of consideration and revision, Paonia trustees adopted Ordinance 2016-01, which governs the provisions of the town's water service, water taps, rate and fees structures. In December, the rate portion of the ordinance was approved under emergency measures in order to meet the requirements of the 2016 budget.
The Uncompahgre Valley Water Users Association has started to divert water from the Uncompahgre River into the Montrose-Delta Canal. The association began diverting water in the Ironstone Canal on March 25, and from the Gunnison River through the Gunnison Tunnel on March 28.
Work should begin soon on the Third Street water line replacement and water delivery system upgrades projects on Lamborn Mesa after Paonia trustees approved related proposals at the March 8 board meeting.
Funding comes from the original $6 million water distribution improvement project and money that was shifted from water storage projects to water distribution projects, said town manager Jane Berry.
The water picture for the coming year has a definitely positive look at present.
Though February hasn't been a good month for adding to the Grand Mesa snowpack, water supplies there are above normal for this time of year.
When you hear about climate change and increasing competition for limited water supplies, do you ever wonder what that means for you and for our community?
The upcoming three-evening water course offered by the Hutchins Water Center at Colorado Mesa University seeks to help answer that question.
The Cedaredge Town Board has adopted an ordinance providing for installation of backflow prevention devices on town water taps where cross-connection contamination could occur.
The first new ordinance of 2016 outlines the program called "Public Services, Water Service System, Backflow Prevention and Cross-Connection Control Program."
In a special study session held Jan. 12, the Paonia Board of Trustees began the process of cleaning up language associated with the town's emergency water ordinance, which was adopted Dec. 8.
Water managers in Colorado and the West, scrambling to meet the growing demand for increasingly scarce water supplies caused by large populations far from water resources, climate change and drought, need to focus more effort on conserving water, including addressing reservoir evaporation, say University of Colorado Boulder researchers.
While reducing water consumption has been successful in places like Denver and much of California, the loss of water from reservoir evaporation is an issue already affecting the growing population of the West, said CU-Boulder associate professor Katja Friedrich.
The Colorado River District is now accepting applications for grant funding to assist projects that protect, enhance or develop water resources within its 15-county region. Applications are due Jan. 29, 2016.
The Colorado River District is now accepting applications for grant funding to assist projects that protect, enhance or develop water resources within its 15-county region. Applications are due Jan. 29. The total amount available for the 2016 competitive grant program is $150,000.
A recently completed two-year study shows surface, spring and groundwater samples collected throughout the North Fork area testing below method federal detection limits for a list of major ions, metals and volatile organic compounds that can occur during the process known as hydraulic fracturing.
The results of the study are contained in the recently released "2014-2015 Water Quality Monitoring Report."
Major improvements to local irrigation ditches began in 1998 with the piping of laterals off the South Canal in the Uncompahgre Valley Water Users delivery system and now include over 100 miles of pipeline.
The Grandview Canal outside Crawford received Bureau of Reclamation funds in 2008 to install a section of pressurized pipeline, the first such project in the North Fork area.
We should all truly celebrate. Two years after the governor's executive order, we finally have a Colorado Water Plan that lays out measurable objectives and metrics to help guide us toward a secure water future.
Presentations on two important pending water issues were featured as the Delta County Farm and Livestock Bureau held its annual meeting and banquet at Bill Heddles Recreation Center on Nov. 6.
Area ag producer and Colorado Farm Bureau board member Hugh Sanburg updated members on the EPA's Waters of the U.S. rule.
The Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) is set to deliver Colorado's Water Plan to the governor on or before Dec. 19.
At the October meeting of the Colorado River District board, general manager Eric Kuhn said that the major policy question is "what happens next?"
A $547,000 grant will enable local environmental health personnel to assist residents in learning more about the risks that threaten the safety of drinking water from area private wells and will provide well water testing for local property owners.
Ken Nordstrom, Delta County director of environmental health, is a member of the six-county West Central Public Health Partnership that applied for and secured a five-year grant from the Centers for Disease Control to help address private well water concerns in Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Ouray and San Miguel counties.
The Board of County Commissioners has issued position statements recently on various local issues. They include ending the long-running wilderness study area (WSA) status for local public lands, and ideas for inclusion in Colorado's Water Plan.
Delta-Montrose Electric Association recently issued its first ever variable speed drive rebate.
Randy Meaker of Montrose installed a 50-horsepower variable speed drive pump on his irrigation system, which resulted in a $2,350 rebate from DMEA.
The Town of Paonia is urging town water users to collect potable water after several water main breaks occurred over the weekend, resulting in brief disruptions in service.
The town's infrastructure has experienced at least 80 breaks this year, according to town manager Jane Berry.
A $547,000 grant will will enable local environmental health personnel to assist residents in learning more about the risks that threaten the safety of drinking water from area private wells and will provide well water testing for local property owners.
Ken Nordstrom, Delta County director of environmental health, is a member of the six-county West Central Public Health Partnership that applied for and secured a five-year grant from the Centers for Disease Control to help address private well water concerns in Delta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Ouray and San Miguel counties.
The North Fork Water Conservancy District is asking voters to approve a change in the use of the district's mill levy to allow it to access state funds for needed repair and maintenance projects, and to leverage grants.
Ballot question 4A of the Nov. 3 coordinated election seeks to "de-bruce" funding restrictions created by the state's Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR).
Residents of the North Fork Water Conservancy District will have a ballot question to consider in this fall's election. To help understand the issue, the district issued the following:
Cedaredge's Greenwood Avenue water line won't be replaced this year as had been originally hoped.
The leak-plagued water line has kept town crews busy digging and patching at least several times a year the past few years, according to public works staff who delivered bad news on the project to the town trustees at an Oct. 8 special meeting.
Cedaredge public works department crews have been laboring to repair some of the town's Grand Mesa Reservoirs that have sustained various kinds of damage over years, making them unsuitable for holding water.
According to town officials speaking at a recent budget workshop, the Governor's office is compiling a list of abandoned reservoirs.
Since the early 2000s, use of Colorado River Basin water has exceeded the amount of rain and snow that's fallen into the basin -- hence the famous bathtub rings at lakes Powell and Mead, as their water levels dip ever lower.
Orchard City continues to make strides in its program of minimizing leaks that cause lost water and lost money from its sprawling domestic water utility.
Evidence of success in its efforts came from two reports presented to town trustees at their Aug. 12 meeting.
Are you concerned about how Colorado will balance the water needs of cities, farms and the environment in coming decades? If so, you have an opportunity to make your voice heard by state water leaders.
Orchard City's town government has been advised by a state water official that it has to revise a 2010 ordinance dealing with construction in floodplains, but town officials have questions.
Orchard City Trustees wondered whether other municipalities in the area had received the same instructions on changing their local floodplain ordinances.
The Orchard City Irrigation District (OCID) board, meeting last week, increased its water share allocation to 130 percent. The previous allocation was 80 percent.
I read with great interest the DCI article entitled "Piping is changing the rural landscape" (July 8).
We read, with much interest, Pat Sunderland's excellent article about the pipeline (salinity) project.
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Key Indicators of College Success: Predicting College Enrollment, Persistence, and Graduation
Godfrey, Kelly E.; Matos-Elefonte, Haifa
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[Slides] presented at AERA in Denver, CO in April 2010. In today's education climate, an enormous amount of pressure has been placed on states, school districts, and programs to produce graduates who are prepared to successfully enter, persist through, and graduate from the nation's universities and colleges. However, much of this research has been limited to one school or has focused on publicly available variables, thus limiting the analyses' generalizability and relevance. This study investigates the power of various student-level background and academic variables as well as school-level social and academic characteristics in the prediction of college enrollment, persistence, and graduation, demonstrating that characteristics at both levels play a role in the likelihood of reaching these goals. By creating this prediction model, researchers hope to further the field's understanding of the impact that a student's high school experience has on his or her likelihood of successfully navigating through college immediately following high school graduation.
Descriptors: Educational Indicators, College Students, Predictor Variables, Academic Achievement, Success, High School Students, College Bound Students, Academic Persistence, Hierarchical Linear Modeling, Graduation, Student Characteristics, Definitions, Statistical Data, Statistical Analysis
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Richter's Burger Co. is the best family dining option at San Francisco's Waterfront in Universal Studios Florida.
The restaurant serves up burgers with a twist and is located within a spacious recreation of a pier front building along San Francisco's fisherman's wharf.
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It is decorated with scenes and props from disaster movies and images from San Francisco's great earthquake of 1906.
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Burgers and sandwiches range from $7.00 to $10.00 and all burgers can be customized to include add-ons like bacon, cheese, onions and sautéed mushrooms.
If you're in search of lighter options, then try the delicious "Fault Line" gardenburger or "The Richter Scale" chicken salad.
Richter's is a quick-service establishment and has plenty of seating to accommodate the lunch and dinner rushes at Universal Studios.
Its burgers and are generously proportioned and come with a substantial helping of French fries.
Along with burgers, Richter's is well known for its Frisco Milkshakes, which come in vanilla and chocolate.
If you're not in the mood for a milkshake, Richter's also offers a root beer float along with a selection of sodas and bottled beer.
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