U.S. Bureau of Land Management officials say all but one of 97 new oil and gas leases offered at auction in Nevada went unsold because of uncertainty about future protection of the sage grouse.
About two dozen anti-fracking protesters rallied outside the Reno auction Tuesday against the energy exploration they say would be conducted with hydraulic fracturing that threatens Nevada's groundwater.
http://www.khq.com/story/27581828/reno-protest-planned-for-blm-oil-gas-sales
Rick Price
Yvonne L. Swan, a member of the tribe, and a group called “Colville Members for Justice” sought to have all of the settlement distributed to tribal members through per capita payments.
The tribal council instead chose to distribute half of the settlement to members. They passed a resolution to spend the remaining money on economic development and cultural preservation programs. The plan allowed for a tribal language endowment fund, land purchases, forest restoration planning, community development and health and wellness goals, among other things.
http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2014/dec/09/appeals-court-dismisses-suit-over-spending-colvill/
Detainees were sodomized while subjected to "rectal rehydration" and "rectal feeding"
A
number of detainees who refused to eat and drink were delivered food
and water through IV tubes that were inserted in their rectums —
sometimes forcefully.
CIA
officers were "impressed with the ancillary effectiveness of rectal
infusion" and found that the "flow" oftentimes self-regulated, "sloshing
up the large intestines.
The Laughing Maintenance Man
Bob Shannon
March 30, 2010
"Today we had a wonderful visit so different than last night. He wanted to talk of God and I called him one of God’s Warriors and he shook his head and a tear ran down the corner of his left eye. To anyone overhearing we would have been thought a bit crazy but we know what we’re talking about. So apparently there were fights in Heaven last night. We had a beautiful moon with extremely fast moving clouds moving past it and I thought of Jesus arriving in the clouds and said a prayer to God and Bob His servant. I told Bob that when he had asked to be around at the end times- he knew it wouldn’t be easy. The devil is strong."
"Today we had a wonderful visit so different than last night. He wanted to talk of God and I called him one of God’s Warriors and he shook his head and a tear ran down the corner of his left eye. To anyone overhearing we would have been thought a bit crazy but we know what we’re talking about. So apparently there were fights in Heaven last night. We had a beautiful moon with extremely fast moving clouds moving past it and I thought of Jesus arriving in the clouds and said a prayer to God and Bob His servant. I told Bob that when he had asked to be around at the end times- he knew it wouldn’t be easy. The devil is strong."
BobShannon
"Where is SANTA????
2007: A snow storm on 12.8 and on this day was nothing unusual except in the San Jacinto Mountains 17" fell in Pine Cove.
1998: Santa Ana winds started on this day and ended on 12.10.
Gusts reached 101 mph at Modjeska Canyon, 93 mph at Fremont Canyon, 52 mph in Santa Ana, and 83 mph in Ontario.
Trees and power lines were downed, vehicles overturned, and damage was done to property.
1995: A powerful storm system moved through the Bay Area with widespread winds over 40 mph with a max wind gust to 135 mph.
These strong winds caused major damage to the Arboretum and many trees in Golden Gate Park.
1985: Strong storm winds of at least 35 mph hit the San Diego County coast.
Several boats in Mission Bay were capsized.
Numerous trees were downed causing power outages, one on a car on Hwy. 163, another on a parked car in Coronado.
1982: Heavy rain in eastern San Diego County that started 12.8 ended on this day.
Flooding resulted, and it was disastrous in Ocotillo.
1978: Highest barometric pressure ever at Fresno tied, 30.64" (also set on February 1, 1916 and December 25, 1932).
1972: The morning low at Portola was -28° F and at Truckee it was -22° F. The morning low of
–16° F at Reno nremains the record low for the month of December at Reno, NV.
1972: Lowest ever in December, Lodgepole had -16° F, and Grant Grove, -4° F.
1963: Heavy snow fell in the mountains.
Five were killed and six were injured.
Highways were blocked.
1960: It was -14° F in Big Bear Lake, the lowest temperature on record for December.
As part of a program to assist the local communities with upcoming change as closure of the Buckhorn Mine approaches, Kinross Kettle River – Buckhorn is hosting a series of trainings and workshops designed specifically for Ferry and Okanogan county residents and businesses. This series is aimed at helping budding entrepreneurs to create new business ventures, as well as help existing businesses add value to their current business model.
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