Cloud Tech 7-0 only surrendering one goal in the second half on Saturday “We started off really shaky in the first half,” Moreno said “Our girls looked really tired but we really picked it up in the second half We let six in the first half and only one in the second half Cloud Tech’s Maggie O’Hara secured a hat trick for the Tigers’ fourth unanswered goal He wanted to see the Lakers loosen up and enjoy their time on the field together “The girls looked really tense,” Moreno said We need to have fun because if you're not having fun His words were put into action as Detroit Lakes’ defense took it to another level They let up some shots but that wasn’t without a Laker in sight to affect the Tigers The offense had a couple of good looks but couldn’t find the back fo the net the frustrations of the season were visible on the faces of the Lakers Detroit Lakes has scored only two goals through eight games They’ve been shut out five times and have let up seven or more goals in five matches the Lakers are still finding ways to make every moment with each other one to remember “This is a great group of kids and they're a super funny and fun group,” Moreno said “They know that we're a young team and we're just going through growing pains It sucks because no one wants to be losing by this margin every single game they know that we're a young team and we're still developing.” Moreno is learning a whole lot during his first season He’s learned that his views of coaching soccer are changing “These girls have kept me on my toes every single day,” Moreno said “They surprise me with new things every time we're in practice and games and ‘What should we continue doing?’ So these girls just keep me on my toes and it's just changing how I viewed soccer in a way.” Aila Slisco is a Newsweek night reporter based in New York Her focus is on reporting national politics where she has covered the 2020 and 2022 elections the impeachments of Donald Trump and multiple State of the Union addresses Other topics she has reported on for Newsweek include crime public health and the emergence of COVID-19 Aila was a freelance writer before joining Newsweek in 2019 You can get in touch with Aila by emailing a.slisco@newsweek.com either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content Former President Donald Trump is offering campaign advice for Republican Kari Lake's bid for a Senate seat in Arizona Trump urged Lake and Bernie Moreno, a fellow Trump loyalist running against Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown in Ohio to campaign "almost exclusively" on immigration in a pair of posts to Truth Social on Thursday "Kari Lake and Bernie Moreno should be running almost exclusively on the Safety and Security of their States not allowing Illegal Aliens to get anywhere near Arizona or Ohio and getting the ones that are already in - OUT!" Trump wrote In a statement emailed to Newsweek on Thursday a Lake campaign spokesperson said: "We agree!" Moreno spokesperson Reagan McCarthy called Trump's advice "spot on" in a statement to Newsweek "Sherrod Brown is a radical left Democrat whose horrific votes and policies have led to the disaster in Springfield," McCarthy said "We won't stop until we hold Sherrod Brown and every one of his radical left enablers responsible for the havoc they have inflicted upon Ohio." Trump's Truth Social posts alluded to an unsubstantiated claim concerning migrants from Haiti abducting and eating pets in Springfield, Ohio. The former president promoted the claim during his presidential debate with Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday "Bernie Moreno has a very good chance of winning Ohio against a Radical Left Democrat and other parts of the State," Trump wrote "Ohio is being inundated with Illegal Migrants who are taking over Towns and Villages at a level and rate never seen before." There is no credible evidence to support the migrant pet-eating claim, which has been rebuked by Springfield officials and others. However, Trump, his running mate, Ohio Senator JD Vance and others have continued to spread the conspiracy theory The former president also claimed on Thursday that Harris and President Joe Biden were allowing millions of criminals to cross the U.S.-Mexico border Trump included special counsel Jack Smith—a U.S citizen who is prosecuting him on federal felony election subversion charges—as an example of the type of migrant criminals that he claims are crossing the border "Comrade Kamala Harris and her now Missing in Action Boss have allowed more than 21 Million people into our Country seriously deranged people (like Jack Smith!) and others too bad to even mention," wrote Trump Trump went on to praise Lake as "one of the strongest in the Country on Border Security" while maintaining that her opponent, Democratic Representative Ruben Gallego is "in favor of Open Borders" and "allowing people to pour into and destroy Arizona." Last month, the Arizona Police Association, that state's biggest police association, announced that it was endorsing Gallego just days after its president delivered an in-person endorsement of Trump at a Phoenix-area rally that also featured Lake Recent polls have consistently shown Gallego holding a significant lead over Lake, with a pair of polls released last month showing the congressman with double-digit leads Lake has dismissed the unfavorable results as "garbage" while citing her own internal polling and GOP-sponsored surveys showing a closer race as examples of "real polls." In Ohio, which has had a clear Republican lean over the last several election cycles, the race appears to be tightening although Brown has been leading in all major polls released so far Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsweek is committed to journalism that's factual and fair Hold us accountable and submit your rating of this article on the meter. Newsletters in your inbox See all Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInLAKE CHARLES (KPLC) - A Lake Charles man and his wife are facing charges after he reportedly raped three young children and she failed to notify law enforcement Calcasieu Parish detectives began investigating after receiving a tip that Jared Moreno had been molesting two family members who were under age 12 The person who gave the tip to detectives said she learned of the rape from Jared’s wife told detectives Moreno had molested her when she was 5 years old Lova is employed by the Calcasieu Parish School Board as a French immersion teacher at Henry Heights Elementary While these charges do not pertain to the district we cannot comment further due to it being a personnel matter The CPSB staff directory lists Jared Moreno as a tech support hardware technician failed to notify law enforcement of the sexual abuse and took steps to hinder the investigation including allowing the girls to stay with Jared after learning of the abuse The couple was arrested March 26 and booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center Jared Moreno is facing three counts of first-degree rape and aggravated rape Lova Moreno is facing a charge of failure to report the commission of certain felonies the scoreboard didn’t reflect the effort of the Lakers throughout the first 40 minutes of the 2024 season “I think our girls were a bit nervous first half when we came out,” Moreno said “How I would describe it was we were playing to not lose instead of playing to win and they really picked it up second half.” The night's first score came from the foot of Little Falls’ Richelle Thompson in the opening 10 minutes of the match She scored again 12 minutes later to give the Flyers a 2-0 lead with 19:23 left before the break Detroit Lakes’ Sedrah Krogsgaard sent the game into halftime with a missed opportunity that had Laker fans convinced the ball found the back of the net The Lakers kept the ball at the feet for most of the game but continued to narrowly miss shots on goal like Krogsgaard’s strike before the half Detroit Lakes carried the momentum into the second half where Krogsgaard continued her shooting barrage Moreno took over a youthful team that showed promise in his first game at the helm he was forced to put younger players into important positions She took over shot-saving duties from star goalie Elle Bettcher Bettcher became the program's career saves leader with 884 and set a Minnesota state record for most saves in a singles season (412) I think she (Rufer) was the one who was most nervous,” Moreno said but I'm proud of her for stepping up and taking the field with the other 11 more experienced girls.” Rufer saw four ball get past her but gained key experience as she’ll continue to grow into her role as the last line of defense But Moreno wants to see more from the girls in front of her to make her life as a young shot-stopper easier we just need to work on the little things,” he said clear the ball when it needs to be cleared or just be a little more aggressive If they're playing more of a boot-ball and they got fast girls then maybe we need to adapt to their style as well.” Three of Moreno’s six seniors were handed captains’ patches to be his extended voice on the field and in the locker room – Tea Janich Skadsem didn’t see action because of an injury But King showed why she is a special talent Her stellar footwork constantly had Flyers guessing King’s IQ of the beautiful game allowed her to find open teammates and direct those who might’ve been lost King’s poised to be one of the best attackers in the conference and section “She brings that X factor to the team and extra spark I would consider her one of our best players in the squad and she really lifts and motivates the younger girls he coached the junior varsity boys and girls in his first three years before becoming the co-head coach for the girls in his final two Moreno wanted to see if he was actually good at what he loved to do so I was used to having talented squads,” he said “This was a new challenge for me and something different ‘Am I really a good coach or do I just have a good team?’ I feel like this will give me also a reality check Moreno isn’t focused on the numbers in the win and loss columns His main goal in his first season of steering the girls soccer ship is to make everyone better I want to end the season with everyone being at a level seven or a level eight or so on the Department of Water Resources (DWR) urged people to avoid physical contact with the water at Moreno Beach at Lake Perris in Riverside County until further notice and avoid eating fish from the lake due to presence of blue-green algae but swimming and other water-contact recreation and sporting activities are not considered safe at Moreno Beach under the danger advisory announced today due to potential adverse health effects swimming is allowed and public should also avoid contact with algae and eating fish The recommendation is based on the potential health risks from algal toxins Pets can be especially susceptible because they tend to drink while in the water and lick their fur afterwards and wind and waves may move or concentrate the bloom into different regions of the reservoir or form foam at the surface and along the shoreline State guidelines on cyanobacteria and harmful algal blooms recommend the following precautions be taken in waters impacted by blue-green algae: Lake Perris is the State Water Project’s southernmost facility and the terminal storage facility on the East Branch (916) 653-8743 | maggie.macias@water.ca.gov – The Department of Water Resources (DWR) today removed a danger advisory that had been in effect since May 17 at Moreno Beach at Lake Perris in Riverside County DWR urges all recreational users to exercise caution and avoid direct contact with blue-green algae DWR lowered the advisory level at Moreno Beach to caution after detecting a reduced amount of microcystins for a second consecutive week All beaches at Lake Perris are open with a lakewide caution advisory.                                     Advisories are based on the potential health risks from algae (916) 653-8743 | maggie.macias@water.ca.gov – The Department of Water Resources (DWR) urges people to avoid physical contact with water at Lake Perris’ Moreno Beach in Riverside County until further notice due to the presence of blue-green algae People should also avoid eating fish or shellfish A danger advisory was put in place today, and remains in effect until further notice. Swimming and other water-contact recreation are not considered safe at Moreno Beach due to potential adverse health effects. For more information on a danger advisory, go to Harmful Algal Bloom website under Advisory Signs form foam at the surface and along the shoreline (916) 902-7405 | maggie.macias@water.ca.gov Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application to Frederic Haas Hermann and Shirley Francis Hermann in St After moving with her father’s military career to Massachusetts and California She was a graduate of Lake Charles High School sharing her talent and creativity as a Cake Decorator and Instructor for Wilton at JC Penney and a Calligraphy Instructor for the Summer Arts Series at McNeese State University She was amongst the most sought-after decorator of her family as well as Calligrapher for countless wedding invitations She worked alongside her father as the Secretary for MADD in memory of her brother Moreno later enjoyed working alongside her husband in their business of graphics and embroidery design and promotional sales She shared something of her gift with each child and grandchild to carry on to new generations following her children and their friends to sporting events She later learned that being a grandmother was even better spoiling and spending as much time with them as possible She will be most remembered for her love and devotion to her family her true genuine spirit and positive influence and as the mother all approached for support and guidance Marc Anthony Moreno of Lake Charles; four children Chadwick Abel “Chad” Moreno (Kim) and Jared Ethan Moreno (Lova) CO and Erin Elise Issac (Sabine) of Frisco TX; twelve grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; four brothers Robert “Bobby” Herman (Jan) and Frederic “Freddie” Hermann (Teresa) Peggy Ward (Hal) and Stephanie Kingsley (Tony) both of Lake Charles and many nieces and nephews She was preceded in death by her parents and brother Moreno’s family will gather privately for Memorial Services A gathering of family and friends in her honor will be held at a later date This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors died peacefully at home surrounded by her family after a courageous five-year battle with brain cancer the daughter of Dora “Patsy” Manino and Willie M She was a member of the Immaculate Conception Cathedral Church She attended Immaculate Conception School and was a 1976 graduate of St she danced at Glenda Moss Academy of Dance for 9 years and Ida Winter Clarke School of Ballet there dancing in “The Nutcracker” presented by the Lake Charles Ballet Society During her elementary and high school years on Homecoming Court and the Valentine Queen Cammie earned her BS degree in business at LSU where she was a proud member of the Kappa Delta sorority and a “Little Sister” of the Kappa Sigma fraternity and began their life together residing in Baton Rouge Steve and Cammie moved back to Lake Charles where Cammie was involved in several organizations including the Junior League of Lake Charles (where she served on the Board of Directors) Louisiana Coastal Conservation Association (“CCA”) Nicholas Center for Children created the “Cammie Moreno Shaddock Award for Charitable Achievement” to recognize individuals who have given of their time and talent to the St Cammie was Queen Katherine III of Krewe du Lac in 1986 Cammie served on the Board of the Krewe of Mystique from 1997 to 2017 and in 2019 was honored as Queen Anna XLVII Cammie’s favorite activities were LSU football (win  She loved to stay at the Lod Cook Hotel on football weekends where she could interact with the players Many of these friends made the trip to Fourchon for weekend fun Steve and Cammie loved to fish in their boat she was blessed with two wonderful grandsons spending as much time with them as possible On October 3, 2016, Cammie was diagnosed with Stage 4 glioblastoma multiforme which is an incurable brain cancer. Despite the odds, Cammie lived a full five years with glioblastoma. In 2017, Cammie wrote a story for MD Anderson titled “My brain tumor Story” which can be found at My brain tumor story | MD Anderson Cancer Center The Shaddock and Moreno families will be forever grateful for the skill and care of her surgeon Cammie’s brain tumor returned and with the encouragement of Dr and there was no effective treatment that would significantly increase her lifespan Glioblastoma is the most aggressive type of cancer that begins within the brain The typical survival rate is 12-15 months after diagnosis with fewer than 3-5% surviving longer than five (5) years Cammie was one of the few who beat the odds and lived a very healthy life for the five years after diagnosis She was able to spend quality time with her grandsons William (who was only 3 months old when she was diagnosed) and Christopher who was born in 2018 The family would also like to thank our friend Arnold Malveaux for taking the stress of driving off of Steve’s shoulders during these nail biting trips to and from MD Anderson Cammie is survived by her husband of forty-one years TX and Stephanie Shaddock (Will) Henning of Lake Charles and two grandsons Willie and Dora (“Patsy”) Moreno and her brothers Mary Shaddock (Brian) Jones and Nancy Shaddock Clements Cammie dearly loved her nieces and nephews Will and Gabi Moreno; Craig Jones (Katie) and Jennifer Jones; and Mary Kathryn and Will Clements  Cammie was preceded in death by her maternal and paternal grandparents A Rosary will be said at 9:30 am followed by visitation from 10:00-1:00 pm followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 1:00 pm on Saturday Monsignors Harry Greig and Jace Eskind will officiate The Rite of Committal and burial will follow at Prien Memorial Park Cemetery located at 2220 Country Club Rd donations can be made to The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center (Brain and Spine) Center located at 1515 Holcombe Blvd Nicholas Center for Children located at 2519 Ryan St Eos Get the most fascinating science news stories of the week in your inbox every Friday A better understanding of lake-calving glaciers could improve predictions of sea level rise and other consequences of global warming The team studied lakes at the front of three large glaciers fed by the Southern Patagonia Ice Field: Glaciar Perito Moreno, Glaciar Upsala, and Glaciar Viedma. For each glacier, the researchers used boat-mounted equipment to measure lake water temperature, sediment concentration (turbidity) The scientists found significant differences between the behavior of these glaciers and ocean-calving ones. When a glacier ends in the sea, meltwater discharge from the glacier bed rises because it is less dense than the surrounding seawater. Warm seawater flows to the front of the glacier and promotes more melting the scientists found that in the Patagonian lakes turbid meltwater lingers in the depths because of its high sediment concentration deep glacier melting is likely limited in these lakes The measurements also revealed that the Patagonian lakes contain an upper layer of relatively warm water mixed by surface winds which reaches to a depth of about 180 meters delivers heat to shallower portions of the submerged glaciers This study is the first to explore the thermal structure of glacier-fed lakes in Patagonia. Further studies are needed to clarify the processes that affect melting at the ice-water boundary of other lake-calving glaciers. (Journal of Geophysical Research: Earth Surface, https://doi.org/10.1002/2016JF004084 Stanley, S. (2017), In Patagonian lakes, glacial meltwater lies low, Eos, 98, https://doi.org/10.1029/2017EO073023 Text © 2017. The authors. 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watched as he sank below where divers found him about 30 minutes later Josiah was transported to Comer Children’s Hospital in critical condition. He died Sept. 25 the Cook County medical examiner’s office said Moreno, 34, was initially charged with attempted first-degree murder and aggravated battery to a child and was ordered held without bail. The murder charges were announced Tuesday Moreno stole the keys to the family’s truck in Des Plaines and “snuck out of the residence without anyone knowing that she had left,” prosecutors said She was not allowed to drive the car because she takes medication for “mental health issues” and because of an incident a week earlier when she took Josiah and several other children to Navy Pier Moreno walked several feet away and stood on the sidewalk “doing nothing,” while passersby called 911 and threw a life preserver in the water Moreno’s attorney disputed the claim that Moreno intentionally pushed the child into the water and said she was standing over Josiah when he fell — “which does not necessarily preclude an accident.” She receives treatment from two hospitals and has been on medication for seven years which may contribute to the defendant’s inability to control her thoughts or actions to these children who she lived with within this home with this family and to all children in general.” Moreno again was ordered held without bail Terms of Use • Privacy Notice • Cookie Policy • Terms of Sale Lady Bird Lake and Lake Austin are at an increased risk for harmful blue-green algae after the bacteria were found at the recreational shorelines along Inks Lake and Lake Marble Falls and in more locations on Lake Travis on Wednesday which manages the Highland Lakes for hydroelectric power and flood control is discouraging pet owners from bringing their dogs to the lakes where the algae are present low flow through the lakes and high levels of nutrients make it more likely that the harmful algae will be present.  More: Dog owners urged in 'strongest terms possible' to avoid harmful algae detected in several Austin-area lakes "Blue-green algae proliferate in warmer times of the year,” said Brent Bellinger senior environmental scientist with the city of Austin “However, the specific ranges in which they can produce toxins is still under investigation." Bellinger said the region has had a fairly warm winter this year despite the week of subfreezing temperatures in February and that probably contributed to the toxins found in the Highland Lakes "We will continue to track algae quantity and toxicity through the spring as we get ready for the summer bloom season,” he said Austin's Watershed Protection Department observed accumulations of algae in areas of Lady Bird Lake which is managed by the city, and will send samples to the University of Texas for testing. As a precaution a sample was taken on Lake Austin and sent for testing last week.  The LCRA took algae samples from the five Highland Lakes which were formed by dams along the Colorado River and results received Wednesday found cyanotoxins No dogs allowed: Toxic algae risk keeps Lady Bird Lake off-limits Blue-green algae in fresh water can release neurotoxins that can be poisonous to dogs and trigger stomach problems or impair motor functions if ingested.  At least five dogs died after swimming in Lady Bird Lake in 2019 The city is recommending that dog owners be cautious about allowing their dogs in Lady Bird Lake or Lake Austin. If they allow their dogs in the water Dog owners should take their pets to a veterinarian immediately if their dogs become sick after swimming in the lakes The city asked that they also report the illness to 311 Symptoms of exposure may include:    • Blood in urine or dark urine.   • Photosensitization in recovering animals and people may continue to boat and fish. Swimming has been banned in Lady Bird Lake since 1964.   Metrics details The base map of this Figure has been taken from GoogleEarth and was subsequently edited with CorelDraw software Seismic lines location map. Segments indicate the seismic and bathymetric profiles used in this study, differentiated by colors as indicated in the legend. Perspective view of the southern part of Canal de Los Témpanos 3D shaded-relief image of the lake-floor obtained from available bathymetric data showing the horseshoe-shaped depression interpreted as a glacial trough Geomorphology of the study area and former positions of the Perito Moreno glacier front (A) Geomorphological map of the study area showing the location of the subaqueous moraine bodies identified from the geophysical data analysis The external limits of the frontal positions of the Perito Moreno glacier derived from historical photographs satellite-derived optical images and aerial photos so as the position of the Herminita moraines (see legend for further details) The base map in this Figure has been taken from GoogleEarth (B) The western shoreline of the Canal de Los Témpanos where the slope break indicated by the red hatch represents the top part of the Herminita lateral moraine that while the reconstructions of glacial dynamics up to the late-glacial are fairly well delineated it is extremely difficult to distinguish the more recent moraines from those of the Holocene and late Pleistocene a systematic multidisciplinary work should be done to reconstruct in greater detail the glacial dynamics of this time span our study represents a further step to decipher the complex glacial dynamics of southern Patagonia and highlights the key role of subaqueous glacial bedforms as signatures of the glacier imprints within lakes Glacial and glacio-lacustrine deposits thus represent decisive records of the glacial history and paleoclimate and could help unveiling the origin of the different behavior of glaciers like the Perito Moreno which The positioning of the collected tracks (in the WGS84 geodetic reference frame) was obtained with a D-GPS interfaced with the acquisition system acquiring the data with an average boat speed of ca the maximum acoustic penetration was about 120 m below the lake-floor with ca Seismic data processing to produce the final seismic images (for profiles acquired during the 2009 Considering that the seismic surveys were performed in different periods and that the Brazo Rico/Brazo Sur lake levels were different (higher with respect to the Canal de los Témpanos) due to the ice-damming of Perito Moreno glacier we leveled all the profiles at the same datum of the Canal de los Témpanos and Lago Argentino This was achieved by analyzing the difference in time at the intersections among all the seismic lines and the obtained value was then subtracted to bring it back to the lake level of the Canal de los Témpanos The final bathymetric map was obtained by applying the Kriging interpolation technique (with a radius of 50 m) which considers both the distance and the degree of variation between known data points when estimating values in unknown areas This method proved to be the best compared with the other interpolation methods considering the sparse distribution of our profiles and the distance between the various lines acquired Variations of some Patagonian glaciers since the Late-Glacial Hulton, N. 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Giovanni Savarese said “They understood the moment that was at stake and they performed very well today.” Seventh-seeded Real Salt Lake had appeared in the MLS Cup final three times It was the team’s fifth trip to the conference finals since joining the league in 2005 Salt Lake had won all three previous playoff matches against the Timbers including the last meeting in 2019 when RSL won 2-1 at home in the opening round But the Timbers swept Salt Lake in their three meetings during the regular season outscoring their opponent 12-4 in the three matches RSL advanced to the conference final with a 2-1 victory at Sporting Kansas City The team was undefeated in its previous four straight road matches “I couldn’t be more proud of being a part of this group Nobody gave us a shot when the season started And no one gave us a shot in the playoffs either,” RSL interim coach Pablo Mastroeni said “So to have the the mental toughness to overcome the perception of who we are And so you can always look at things from either perspective but I couldn’t be more proud of the effort and commitment of this group that I was able to lead.” Mastroeni rallied RSL after he was promoted to interim coach when Freddy Juarez unexpectedly departed in August for a position with the Seattle Sounders The Timbers downed top-seeded Colorado 1-0 on the road in the conference semifinals Portland went up early with Mora’s goal in the fifth minute RSL defender Aaron Herrera tried to clear the ball from out in front of the goal The Timbers added an insurance goal in the 61st minute Moreno’s right-footed blast from atop the penalty area hit the post then caromed off the back of RSL goalkeeper David Ochoa “A lot of happiness,” Mora said about heading to the championship game “We’ve done a lot of hard work this year and it was important for us to get this win.” Portland goalkeeper Steve Clark finished with three saves in the shutout The Timbers were without Dairon Asprilla because of a red card in the semifinal win over the Rapids The availability of Portland’s Sebastian Blanco was uncertain because of a hamstring injury against the Rapids Blanco has seven goals and seven assists this season Keeping Blanco out of Saturday’s game gave him more rest before the final “It’s definitely very important for us to be home,” Mora said about hosting the title game So that’s going to be really important to play in the final.” RSL saw the return of captain Albert Rusnak who missed the past two games because of the league’s health and safety protocol The World Heritage Centre is at the forefront of the international community’s efforts to protect and preserve World Heritage partnerships for conservation Ensuring that World Heritage sites sustain their outstanding universal value is an increasingly challenging mission in today’s complex world where sites are vulnerable to the effects of uncontrolled urban development Our Partners Donate Take advantage of the search to browse through the World Heritage Centre information The Los Glaciares National Park is an area of exceptional natural beauty towering mountains and numerous glacial lakes three glaciers meet to dump their effluvia into the milky grey glacial water launching massive igloo icebergs into the lake with thunderous splashes Le parc national de Los Glaciares est un domaine d’une beauté naturelle exceptionnelle avec ses imposants sommets découpés et ses nombreux lacs glaciaires trois glaciers se rejoignent et déversent leurs effluents dans les eaux glaciales d’un gris laiteux sous forme d’énormes icebergs qui tombent dans le lac avec un bruit de tonnerre إن المنتزه الوطني في لوس غلاسياريس مكان خلاب بجماله الطبيعي الاستثنائي الذي يتميّز بقممه العالية الحادة وبحيراته الجليديّة العديدة، ومنها بحيرة أرجنتينو وطولها 160 كلم وفي طرفه الأخير، تتلاقى ثلاثة جبال جليديّة وتصبّ روافدها في المياه الجليدية ذات اللون الرمادي الفاتح على شكل جبال جليدية عملاقة تهبط في البحيرة مخلفة أصواتا كأنها الرعد 冰川国家公园风景秀美，峰峦叠嶂，冰川湖泊星罗棋布，其中包括长达160公里的阿根廷湖。在遥远的源头，三川汇流，奔涌注入奶白色冰水之中，将硕大的冰块冲到湖里，冰块撞击如雷声轰鸣，蔚为壮观。 Лос-Гласьярес – исключительно живописная суровая высокогорная местность где это озеро перекрывается горным ледником которые с шумом и брызгами обрушиваются в воду El Parque Nacional Los Glaciares es un sitio de excepcional belleza natural con impresionantes cimas recortadas y numerosos lagos glaciares En el extremo de éste convergen tres glaciares que precipitan enormes icebergs en sus aguas heladas de color gris lechoso Los Glaciares National Park is located in the Southwest of Santa Cruz Province in the Argentine part of Patagonia Comprised of a National Park and a National Reserve it has a total surface area of 600,000 hectares Los Glaciares owes its name to the numerous glaciers covering roughly half of the World Heritage property Many of these glaciers are fed by the massive South Patagonian Ice Field the most extensive South American relict of the glaciological processes of the Quaternary Period there are impressive glaciers independent of the main ice field The property therefore constitutes a massive freshwater reservoir Onelli and Perito Moreno Glaciers calve into the icy and milky waters of the huge Lake Argentino The most striking sight is the famous Perito Moreno Glacier This large glacier blocks a narrow channel formed by Lake Argentino thereby raising the water level temporarily This in turn causes regular thunderous ruptures of the glacier tongue into the lake Criterion (vii) : Los Glaciares National Park is embedded into the enchanted and remote mountain landscape of the Patagonian Andes shared by Argentina and Chile Dominated by rugged granite peaks exceeding 3000 m.a.s.l About half of the large property is covered by numerous glaciers many of which belong to South America's largest ice field Despite the name's focus on the impressive glaciers there is a remarkable landscape diversity encompassing a large altitudinal gradient of more than 3000 metres and very diverse ecosystems The glaciers feed the huge mountain lakes of Viedma and Argentino The overwhelming beauty of the landscape is epitomized where the Perito Moreno Glacier meets Lake Argentino The vast front of the slowly and constantly moving glacier regularly calves bluish icebergs into the waters of Lake Argentino an audiovisual spectacle attracting visitors from all over the world Criterion (viii) : Los Glaciares National Park is an excellent example of the significant process of glaciation geomorphic and physiographic phenomena caused by the ongoing advance and retreat of the glaciations that took place during the Pleistocene epoch in the Quaternary period and the neoglaciations corresponding to the current epoch or Holocene These events have modelled – and continue to model the landscape of the area and may be recognised by the lacustrine basins of glacial origin the moraine systems deposited on the plateaux or by more recent systems pertaining to the current valleys the many large glacier tongues fed by the Ice Fields of the Andes The property also provides fertile ground for scientific research on climate change Los Glaciares National Park is an extensive and fairly well-conserved sample of several types of Andean-Patagonian Forest Patagonian Steppe and highly specialized high-altitude vegetation The property provides comprehensive protection for magnificent examples of the large glaciers of Southern Patagonia the harsh environmental conditions of the area and the very low level of atmospheric pollution contribute to the integrity of the property contiguous national parks on the Chilean side next to Los Glaciares National Park Los Glaciares National Park covers major glaciers and high altitude areas which are difficult to access This natural protection and the protected area category imply a high level of permanent conservation at a relatively large scale where the property transitions into the steppes of the lower elevations near the lakes there is a National Reserve divided into three distinct units a "Central Zone" and "Zona Roca" to the South Los Glaciares is situated in the Southern Andes The World Heritage property is adjacent to the two national parks of Torres del Paine and Bernardo O'Higgins on the Chilean side effectively forming a contiguous protected areas complex of impressive scale stretching across the border The integrity of the property is enhanced by its associated cultural and biodiversity values There is a large altitudinal gradient from around 200 m.a.s.l all the way to Cerro Fitz Roy at 3,375 m.a.s.l This magnificent peak is also known as Cerro Chaltén based on the native Aonikenk word for "smoking mountain" but petroglyphs and other artifacts are reminiscent of even earlier original inhabitants towering mountains the main ecosystems are subantarctic or Magellanic forests Sometimes also referred to as cold Patagonian forests they are dominated by various species of Southern Beech some of which display dramatic colours in the autumn of the Southern hemisphere After a transitional zone of woodland and scrub the lower elevations further east mark the beginning of the vast semiarid Patagonian steppes Next to the peaks and glaciers there are highly specified subantarctic xerophytic cushion grasses a rare native deer species of the Southern Andes including important breeding populations of the emblematic Andean Condor and Darwin's Rhea sometimes called the "South American Ostrich" and locally known as Choique Los Glaciares National Park is far from free of human impacts Los Glaciares National Park attracts large numbers of national and international visitors requiring careful consideration and planning of tourism The property has an impressively long formal conservation history going back to 1937 Los Glaciares National Park is a state-owned unit of the National System of Protected Areas in Argentina (Law No 22.351 dealing with the National Park Administration) 19.292 of 1971 established the current limits including the division of the area into a National Park and a National Reserve Most of the territory of the Magallanes Peninsula in which the Perito Moreno Glacier is located is a Provincial Nature Reserve serving as a buffer zone of the property The property has specialised administrative and technical staff and park rangers There is also a fire brigade and support park rangers While the Superintendence and main administrative office operates in the small town of El Calafate there are additional units distributed across the property The Regional Technical Office Patagonia provides professional Management is guided by a preliminary management plan (approved in 1997 by Resolution N° 162) It will require continuous review and updating in response to emerging demands Los Glaciares National Park established a local Advisory Council bringing together national the Association of Tourist Guides and a Scout Group among others stakeholders This Council has an advisory role to the management of Los Glaciares National Park While tourism is localized and many parts of the property can only be accessed by mountaineers and climbers there are seasonally crowded areas in the property requiring carful public use planning The Public Use programme has been updated to fulfil the Restructuring Plan for the Moreno Glacier Sector due to the increase in tourism and to the fact that it has the most appealing values for visitors This restructuring included road improvements planning of visits through a new walkway system in order to improve the property protection and the quality of the visit overgrazing is among the biggest human impacts The management addresses this through agreements for the conversion of cattle‑raising farms to touristic uses Feral cattle remain in two uninhabited areas The latter is part of a programme to control alien invasive species Other noteworthy introduced species include the European Hare and trout species in the lakes and streams Forest fires have likewise had a strong impact in the past leading to the degradation and even destruction of large areas within the property Removal of livestock and fire prevention will help restoration The continuation and consolidation of the Research and Monitoring Programme are required which include the project to conserve the Huemul Deer one of the most remarkable species of the park The latter is a longstanding project with a history of more than two decades and is conducted jointly with neighbouring Chile works with Seven Lakes High School students in Katy Moreno resigned from her position following a series of disagreements with school administration about content The journalism adviser at a high school in Katy has resigned after a prolonged conflict with school administration which originated over how the yearbook should cover LGBTQ content the principal also changed campus policy so that future issues of the yearbook will be subject to prior review citing the conditions of her employment contract with the Katy Independent School District But she consulted with the legal team at the Student Press Law Center provided to the Tracker a 30-page document in which Moreno details her interactions with Seven Lakes principal Kerri Finnesand “When a school district forces an award-winning journalism teacher to resign you have to think there’s something more to the story than what school officials may be stating Time and time again we see fearless journalism advisers teaching their students sound but still struggling to keep a job,” Dean said “Every adviser that is bullied out of a job and every student that is pressured into silence is a threat to free speech I hope Seven Lakes understands the gravity of this situation.” Moreno, who has taught at Seven Lakes since January 2014, was awarded the Journalism Education Association’s “Rising Star” award in November 2018, according to an article published by the Katy Times in January in November 2018 she brought a yearbook page for the Pride Club The yearbook content had never been subject to prior review before but Moreno showed it to Finnesand out of respect for a former administrator Finnesand wrote in an email to Moreno that the administrator's child “will not be featured in the year book with the Pride Club” and ordered her to contact the parent of every student featured “about their child’s quote and the context of the club.” Finnesand did not respond to a request for comment Moreno drafted a permission slip for parents to sign and let the adviser of the Pride Club know about it saying that no other clubs faced such a requirement so it could be construed as discriminatory When the adviser brought it up directly with Finnesand the principal told Moreno she was being “insubordinate” by broaching the topic with the Pride Club adviser a yearbook student sent a private message on social media writing that the principal wanted to change the publication layout for several groups and have the parents of all Pride Club members sign a permission slip The student lamented that “[a]ll the work we’ve done to build these clubs will all be excluded from the yearbook if we don’t use our voice now in whatever ways possible.” Another student reposted the message and Moreno brought the message to Finnesand’s attention who viewed it as a “personal attack,” according to Moreno’s documentation Finnesand came into Moreno’s classroom and confronted her within earshot of her students And I ‘let’ them go to social media to slander her And because of that I don’t need to be the yearbook adviser here,” Moreno wrote A meeting between Finnesand and Moreno’s journalism students took place on Dec where they agreed on a plan on how to cover non-curriculum clubs in the yearbook going forward Finnesand spoke with Moreno again where she expressed that she never has problems dealing with leaders of other organizations wrote her interactions with Finnesand left her feeling belittled: “[d]ue to the nature of student publications there will be times she needs to have a conversation with the adviser and with the editors Every single time I have contacted her with a question or an update as issues regarding censorship do not arise from service organizations or athletics.” The print edition of the school’s newspaper Moreno’s students dropped off a proof of the December issue for review by Finnesand on Dec and it was returned to Moreno without any comments The issue’s cover included an edited image of a girl surrounded by a cloud of smoke accompanying an article about vaping titled “A Fatal Fad.” The photograph was taken using dry ice The cover was included in the approved proof binder Moreno was given a performance review memorandum to sign for the image appearing on the cover Following a series of interactions with Finnesand Moreno sent a grievance letter to Jeff Stocks in which she outlined the communication difficulties she was having with Finnesand At a meeting with Stocks and Finnesand on Jan Moreno was giving a document that stated that “campus administration will approve all pages of the SLHS yearbook,” a departure from the previous policy that did not require prior review Finnesand informed Moreno that she would not be the yearbook or newspaper sponsor next school year after a series of meetings with a school district Human Resources representative where the future of Moreno’s teaching contract was called into question Moreno will teach through the end of the school year and in her resignation cited her intention to find a teaching position in another school district told the Tracker in an email that Moreno resigned “unilaterally and voluntarily” from her job at Seven Lakes Editor's Note: A previous version of this article incorrectly identified Jeff Stocks as superintendent of Katy Independent School District The U.S. Press Freedom Tracker catalogues press freedom violations in the United States. 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All other original content is licensed under a Creative Commons 4.0 Attribution International License the city of San Diego began to drain water from one of its reservoirs which sits 50 miles east of the city in the tiny Lake Morena Village Residents of the village were so outraged that the city was ruining their nearby lake that one woman wrote a protest song to the tune of "Summertime Blues," calling it "Lake Morena vs "Ya' know the eagles are your symbol and we gotta protect them," it went "We can't let them suffer or go to extinction The mosquitoes and the mud will drown them at first And what about the odor — our health will be the worst." or a lawsuit the residents filed did much good Almost a quarter-century later, the city is siphoning the water again in an attempt to curtail water rates who boat and fish on the lake and run businesses from the recreation Their war of words wages as the lake shrinks daily San Diego County Supervisor Dianne Jacob has taken up the cause as she has before hoping her arguments about fish dying and empty firefighting helicopters might be persuasive She briefly won a battle when then-Mayor Bob Filner agreed to stop the draining But interim San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria took a hard line He said the water is his city's property and he has every right to take it it’s clear water is becoming more and more worth fighting for The tug of war over Lake Morena shows how desperate for every drop the city has become The plan is for the city of San Diego to withdraw 2 billion gallons from Lake Morena over about five months lowering the lake's level by about 30 feet When the drainage first started in early 2013 but six months later he had resigned in disgrace only offering to stop or lessen the drawdown if the county would pay the city for Lake Morena’s water instead Gloria said the drawdown would resume on Dec A 1990 legal finding also says the city does not need a California Environmental Quality Act review to take water from the lake The lake has been drained significantly multiple times, and each time there was uproar from Jacob and nearby residents there was nothing they could do to stop it In 1912, a dam was built on Lake Morena by a private water company, and two years later the city of San Diego bought the dam. The lake has been a city-owned reservoir — one of several not actually within San Diego’s borders — since A tall cement tower sits in Lake Morena next to the dam then gets inside and climbs to the bottom to open a small trap door Heavy rains in 2004 and then the 2007 wildfires damaged the infrastructure used to move water from Barrett to Otay which meant no water could be taken from Lake Morena The city says the last significant drawdown of the lake was in 2001 Lake Morena Village residents might have gotten used to living next to a full lake Once repairs were finished on the Barrett-Otay conduit the city started moving water from Barrett to Otay to make room for Lake Morena water the city was ready to take water from Lake Morena again The city's argument for taking the water is simple: It's all about the money When the city’s public utilities department presented plans in November 2013 for a water rate increase they were assuming they would be taking water from Lake Morena the department's external affairs deputy director If the city loses Lake Morena as a water source Only 15 percent of the city's water comes from Lake Morena and eight other city-owned reservoirs — the remaining 85 percent is bought from the San Diego County Water Authority Even though such a small amount of water is coming from Lake Morena its supply is still important because reservoir water is much cheaper than water bought from the water authority “The water that we’d take from Lake Morena is about $5.1 million worth of water,” he said Jacob says her biggest concern about the drawdown is over public safety "When you reduce the water in the lake to a mud puddle then you're reducing the ability of fire-fighting aircraft from the air to scoop up water," she said Capt. Mike Mohler, a spokesman for Cal Fire said he hadn't heard about the Lake Morena drawdown There are “plenty of other water sources” nearby to make up for the lost reservoir water Jacob warns that Lake Morena's water should be saved for emergencies and likens the city’s water plan to its financial management “When the city looks at the water in Lake Morena And that's one of the big problems with the city and its finances.” The city says not to worry, the lake will be replenished by rain. But Rebecca Schwartz, a conservationist with environmental organization San Diego Audubon Society said the region is entering another dry year “so we should not be drawing down our emergency water storage.” Jacob is also concerned about the environmental impacts of the drawdown She said the last time the lake was drawn down significantly Newspaper archives show fish did die after the 2001 drawdown. But Russell Black, an environmental scientist with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife the county set up an aeration system that would give fish more oxygen He said he's not expecting a large scale fish die-off this time there won't be larger environmental impacts San Diego Audubon’s Schwartz says past fish kills suggest there will also be an impact to wildlife this time Mathaey Nisso owns the Oak Shores Malt Shop a small market and deli a short distance from the lake As he stood at the cash register ringing up beer for fishermen and candy for kids he said he's worried a declining number of visitors will hurt his business people won't come here fishing because there's no water People here are worried for their businesses because people don't come in up here." The county parks department estimates that last year camping and fishing at Lake Morena attracted more than 100,000 visitors and generated $380,000 for the county San Diegan Ramon Guerra and a group of young friends arrived at Lake Morena for a camping trip packed some beers and headed out to try fishing Guerra didn't know water was being drained from the lake "That means less area for fishing," he said But when Guerra found out the lake would supply some of his own drinking water I guess I'd rather have drinking water than a fishing spot." environmentalists warn more reservoirs could be drained leaving all of us to choose more often whether we'd like drinking water or a fishing spot 2016Chunks of ice break off the Perito Moreno Glacier Argentina -- Tourists in southern Argentina had the opportunity to witness a breathtaking natural phenomenon when huge chunks of the Perito Moreno Glacier broke off in front of them The pieces of ice crashed into Lake Argentina on Thursday prompting cheers from onlookers at Los Glaciares National Park The massive natural monument in the province of Santa Cruz is approximately 97 square miles (250 kilometers) and its walls tower about 70 meters (yards) over water level Periodically the glacier advances over the lake and then breaks off In a recording played Wednesday before the jury in the Dade City courthouse, Moreno-Gonzalez, 51, could be heard confessing to murdering Diane Yeager-Lombard, 51, in May 2008. He seemed to have already reconciled the consequences. "If I have to pay with my life," he told detectives after his arrest in 2010, "then I will pay with my life." Prosecutor Stacey Sumner repeated the sentence in her closing arguments Thursday afternoon. After the jury deliberated for 55 minutes, Moreno-Gonzalez learned he would pay by losing a lifetime of freedom. The jury found him guilty of first-degree murder, and he was immediately sentenced to life in prison. Prosecutors were not seeking the death penalty. Moreno-Gonzalez had been working in Yeager-Lombard's neighborhood installing cable lines and offered to help spread dirt on her property. He developed an infatuation with Yeager-Lombard, which was rebuffed — a motive for the killing, authorities said. The jury heard from one of Moreno-Gonzalez's co-workers, who recalled him venting his frustration with Yeager-Lombard in the days leading up to the murder. Moreno-Gonzalez said he wanted to "choke her like a . . . chicken" and mentioned wanting to use his .40-caliber handgun on her. Neighbors would find her dead on her front porch May 4, 2008, with a .40-caliber shell casing on the walkway nearby. When investigators in Hidalgo County, Texas found Moreno-Gonzalez's abandoned Toyota Tundra at an El Tigre gas station, they found another .40-caliber shell casing beneath the front seat. Ballistics investigators testified that both had been fired from the same gun. Defense attorney Dustin Anderson argued that data records showed Moreno-Gonzalez's cellphone was connected with a network of cell towers that meant it would have been between Louisiana and Dallas at the estimated time of the shooting, 5 p.m. May 3. Juan Lopez, a clerk at the El Tigre convenience store in San Juan, Texas, 1,305 miles away from Yeager-Lombard's home on Bahia Loop, testified he saw the truck parked at the station at 4 p.m. May 3. "The important part is the time line," Anderson told the jury. The shooting could have happened at any point May 3 or even May 2, said prosecutor Manny Garcia. The jury sided with him. Yeager-Lombard's parents sat together in the row behind the prosecution for the trial's three days. When the verdict was read, Betty Ames looked on as her husband wrapped an arm around her shoulders. Afterward, in the courthouse hallway, she clasped her hands and glanced toward the ceiling. Subscribe to our free DayStarter newsletter You’re all signed up!Want more of our free, weekly newsletters in your inbox? Let’s get started. "Six years," she said. "It finally closes everything. And we go on from here." Alex Orlando can be reached at aorlando@tampabay.com or (727) 869-6247. Riverside County News Source Riverside County News Source a Canyon Lake resident accused of fatally shooting an 18-year-old acquaintance at the victim’s Moreno Valley home pleaded not guilty to murder great bodily injury and weapons enhancement allegations after he allegedly shot Nicholas McCauley at McCauley’s Moreno Valley residence in the 25000 block of Soaring Seagull Lane According to Riverside County Sheriff’s Sgt 10 deputies responded to the McCauley residence at about 8:35 a.m deputies found McCauley dead from several gunshot wounds to the upper body investigators were able to identify Boji as a suspect Deputies and investigators arrested Boji a few hours later without incident Huskey confirmed the two men were friends and had attended the same high school together however he did not disclose a possible motive for the fatal shooting incident Boji was arraigned in Riverside County Superior Court at the Hall of Justice in Riverside His bail remained set at $1 million and he remains at the Southwest Detention Center Boji’ is scheduled to be back in court on Jan a Canyon Lake man was arrested for murder after shooting and killing an 18-year-old Moreno Valley resident deputies from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Moreno Valley Police station responded to the 25000 block of Soaring Seagull Lane in the city of Moreno Valley regarding a male who had been shot at the location responding deputies found a victim suffering from gunshot wounds in his own home The victim was pronounced deceased at the scene The victim has been identified by the Riverside County Coroner’s office as Nicholas McCauley Investigators from the Moreno Valley Police Department and the sheriff’s Central Homicide Unit responded to the scene and assumed the investigation investigators learned McCauley was shot by his acquaintance Houston Boji Boji was subsequently arrested and booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center for the murder of Nicholas McCauley arrested for murder after shooting a Moreno Valley resident A records check revealed Boji was charged and booked for section 187(a) of the California Penal Code defined as “murder with malice aforethought” Boji is being held without bail and is scheduled to be arraigned at the Riverside Hall Of Justice on Nov In a press release regarding this fatal shooting incident of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department wrote “Anyone with any information is encouraged to call Investigator Dean with the Sheriff’s Central Homicide Unit at (951) 955-2777 or the Moreno Valley Police Department at (951) 486-6700.” Callers can refer to incident file number MV153140129 and can remain anonymous. Citizens may also submit a tip using the Sheriff’s Homicide Tipline online form Contact the writer: [email protected] Nicholas Jeremiah mccauley was my only son and child You have my deepest sympathy and condolences I am also sorry you would ever have to read about your son like this in the news I’m looking for mug shot of houston boji I am so sorry I just heard you telling your story about your son my prayers go out to you and your family You will always be known as a great mother ana this is you What was the cause for houston murdering nicholas Ana I was your student when this happened 3 years ago and there is not a day that I feel sorry for u and to see your struggle and get through this inspires me and I hope u are better and if not the I hope u get better <3 Thank you so much for thinking of me and my son I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart broken hearted and trying to figure out why Houston did this and why my boy had to die Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.