RE: [MAPN] Show Me the Water!

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ripple-2 () RE: [MAPN] Show Me the Water!

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Harold and Julianne -
Can we get this film shown here in Moab?!

>===== Original Message From [hidden email] =====
>I think the KUER radio story below is at 11:00 am today.
>
>Harold
>
>9/25/08: Are We Running Dry?
>Doug Fabrizio
>
>A dry Colorado River. Photo by M.Collier
>
>SALT LAKE CITY, UT (2008-09-24) Lena Fowler is Vice Chair of the Navajo
>Water Rights Commission and she says that one of her first thoughts
>every morning is "do we have enough water?" The new documentary "The
>American Southwest: Are We Running Dry?" says there is a looming water
>crisis in our region - and it will affect us all. Thursday on RadioWest,
>filmmaker Jim Thebaut joins Doug to talk about the causes of our record
>low water levels and what communities are doing to surmount the scarcity.
>
>Thursday, September 25th at 7:00 p.m., the Salt Lake City Film Center
>will host a screening of Jim Thebaut's "The American Southwest: Are We
>Running Dry?" The event is free and takes place at the Fort Douglas Post
>Theatre on the campus of the University of Utah. For more information
>call 746-7000 or click here
>
>Purchase a CD of today's RadioWest. Please reference show #1591.
>Sign up for RadioWest Podcasts
>
>Visit one of Salt Lake City's local, independent businesses:
>Sam Weller's Zion Bookstore
>Ken Sanders Rare Books
>The King's English
>Slowtrain Music
>Graywhale CD Exchange

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Moab Rocker () Re: [Moablocal] [MAPN] Show Me the Water!

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We'll definitely check Bob! Great radio program. The Colorado is at
its Lowest point Ever. IF

Sent from my iPhone so forgive typo's please!

On Sep 25, 2008, at 10:09 AM, ripple <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Harold and Julianne -
> Can we get this film shown here in Moab?!
>
>> ===== Original Message From [hidden email] =====
>> I think the KUER radio story below is at 11:00 am today.
>>
>> Harold
>>
>> 9/25/08: Are We Running Dry?
>> Doug Fabrizio
>>
>> A dry Colorado River. Photo by M.Collier
>>
>> SALT LAKE CITY, UT (2008-09-24) Lena Fowler is Vice Chair of the
>> Navajo
>> Water Rights Commission and she says that one of her first thoughts
>> every morning is "do we have enough water?" The new documentary "The
>> American Southwest: Are We Running Dry?" says there is a looming
>> water
>> crisis in our region - and it will affect us all. Thursday on
>> RadioWest,
>> filmmaker Jim Thebaut joins Doug to talk about the causes of our
>> record
>> low water levels and what communities are doing to surmount the
>> scarcity.
>>
>> Thursday, September 25th at 7:00 p.m., the Salt Lake City Film Center
>> will host a screening of Jim Thebaut's "The American Southwest: Are
>> We
>> Running Dry?" The event is free and takes place at the Fort Douglas
>> Post
>> Theatre on the campus of the University of Utah. For more information
>> call 746-7000 or click here
>>
>> Purchase a CD of today's RadioWest. Please reference show #1591.
>> Sign up for RadioWest Podcasts
>>
>> Visit one of Salt Lake City's local, independent businesses:
>> Sam Weller's Zion Bookstore
>> Ken Sanders Rare Books
>> The King's English
>> Slowtrain Music
>> Graywhale CD Exchange
>
>
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Kara Dohrenwend () Re: [Moablocal] [MAPN] Show Me the Water!

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The Colorado - as in the River?? It was MUCH lower in the 70s, not to
mention last year. Mead and Powell are pretty low, but the River was at
or higher than median most of this year. Can you clarify?

Thanks!
Kara

On 9/25/08 1:04 PM, "Julianne Fitzgerald" <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
> We'll definitely check Bob! Great radio program. The Colorado is at
> its Lowest point Ever. IF
>
> Sent from my iPhone so forgive typo's please!
>
>
> On Sep 25, 2008, at 10:09 AM, ripple <[hidden email]> wrote:
>
>> Harold and Julianne -
>> Can we get this film shown here in Moab?!
>>
>>> ===== Original Message From [hidden email] =====
>>> I think the KUER radio story below is at 11:00 am today.
>>>
>>> Harold
>>>
>>> 9/25/08: Are We Running Dry?
>>> Doug Fabrizio
>>>
>>> A dry Colorado River. Photo by M.Collier
>>>
>>> SALT LAKE CITY, UT (2008-09-24) Lena Fowler is Vice Chair of the
>>> Navajo
>>> Water Rights Commission and she says that one of her first thoughts
>>> every morning is "do we have enough water?" The new documentary "The
>>> American Southwest: Are We Running Dry?" says there is a looming
>>> water
>>> crisis in our region - and it will affect us all. Thursday on
>>> RadioWest,
>>> filmmaker Jim Thebaut joins Doug to talk about the causes of our
>>> record
>>> low water levels and what communities are doing to surmount the
>>> scarcity.
>>>
>>> Thursday, September 25th at 7:00 p.m., the Salt Lake City Film Center
>>> will host a screening of Jim Thebaut's "The American Southwest: Are
>>> We
>>> Running Dry?" The event is free and takes place at the Fort Douglas
>>> Post
>>> Theatre on the campus of the University of Utah. For more information
>>> call 746-7000 or click here
>>>
>>> Purchase a CD of today's RadioWest. Please reference show #1591.
>>> Sign up for RadioWest Podcasts
>>>
>>> Visit one of Salt Lake City's local, independent businesses:
>>> Sam Weller's Zion Bookstore
>>> Ken Sanders Rare Books
>>> The King's English
>>> Slowtrain Music
>>> Graywhale CD Exchange
>>
>>
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> >
>

Moab Rocker () Re: [Moablocal] [MAPN] Show Me the Water!

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The comment about the Colorado (Yes, River), came from the KUER broadcast
this a.m. & was a comment by Jim Thebaut, who has a new documentary showing
tonight in SLC. http://www.runningdry.org/learn.html is a link that shows
Mr. Thebaut's resources as well as a chance to watch the trailer. Our
precious water resources need to be protected, if we are behaving in even a
remotely prudent manner. JF

(Sent by Harold this a.m.) :
9/25/08: Are We Running Dry?
Doug Fabrizio

A dry Colorado River. Photo by M.Collier

SALT LAKE CITY, UT (2008-09-24) Lena Fowler is Vice Chair of the Navajo
Water Rights Commission and she says that one of her first thoughts every
morning is "do we have enough water?" The new documentary "The American
Southwest: Are We Running Dry?" says there is a looming water crisis in our
region - and it will affect us all. Thursday on RadioWest, filmmaker Jim
Thebaut joins Doug to talk about the causes of our record low water levels
and what communities are doing to surmount the scarcity.

Thursday, September 25th at 7:00 p.m., the Salt Lake City Film Center will
host a screening of Jim Thebaut's "The American Southwest: Are We Running
Dry?" The event is free and takes place at the Fort Douglas Post Theatre on
the campus of the University of Utah. For more information call 746-7000 or
click here

Purchase a CD of today's RadioWest. Please reference show #1591.
Sign up for RadioWest Podcasts

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The Colorado - as in the River?? It was MUCH lower in the 70s, not to
mention last year. Mead and Powell are pretty low, but the River was at
or higher than median most of this year. Can you clarify?

Thanks!
Kara

On 9/25/08 1:04 PM, "Julianne Fitzgerald" <[hidden email]> wrote:

Michelle Peterson () New developments in solar technology

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