'Western washington' presentation slideshows

First MINOS Results from the NuMI Beam

First MINOS Results from the NuMI Beam. Marvin L. Marshak University of Minnesota for the MINOS collaboration. SLAC, May 16, 2006. Overview. Introduction to the MINOS experiment Overview of MINOS Physics Goals The NuMI facility and the MINOS detectors

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Snowstorms of the Pacific Northwest Lowlands

Snowstorms of the Pacific Northwest Lowlands. Cliff Mass University of Washington January 21, 2009. Seattle Feb 1-2, 1916. The greatest 24 hr snowfall (21.5 inches) since official record keeping in Seattle (1890). 29 inches on the ground. 4-5 ft drifts. The dome of the

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Simplified Sizing Tool for LID Practices in western Washington

Simplified Sizing Tool for LID Practices in western Washington. Alice Lancaster, PE Herrera Environmental Consultants. Presentation Overview. WA NPDES permit Simplified tool: allows sizing of pre-designed LID BMPs without continuous modeling Kitsap County Western WA lowlands.

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The FELINE Advantage: Cultivating Mentor/Mentee Communication and Understanding

The FELINE Advantage: Cultivating Mentor/Mentee Communication and Understanding. CCNCCE May 24 th 2012 Erin M. Ryan and Anna Michel Edmonds Community College AmeriCorps Retention Project. CONNECT 2 COMPLETE. Part of a national initiative, OH, WA and FL

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Port Blakely Trivia Challenge

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Washington State

Washington State. The Other Washington Spencer Houck. Common Misconception. There are two places in the United States named after our first president: George Washington Washington D.C. (District of Columbia) Our Capital Washington State, where I live!. Statistics. Population: 6,664,195

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Washington State Congressional 2010 Update

Washington State Congressional 2010 Update. Risk Management Agency Spokane Regional Office. Spring 2010. Overview. General update on the Federal crop insurance program in the State of Washington: Insurable Crops in Washington Federal Crop Insurance Participation General Program Update

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Washington State Climate Change Impacts Assessment: HB 1303 Key Findings

Washington State Climate Change Impacts Assessment: HB 1303 Key Findings. UW Climate Impacts Group. Marketa McGuire Elsner Jeremy Littell JISAO CSES Climate Impacts Group University of Washington Washington State University Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.

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Windermere New Owner Orientation

Windermere New Owner Orientation. March 14, 2007. Windermere Services. Bill Feldman Executive VP Affiliate Development bfeldman@windermere.com 206/605-5942 Chip Painter VP Affiliate Development cpainter@windermere.com 206/527-3801. Windermere Services.

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Protect yourself

Protect yourself. Image by Megan Waddell. Staying safe in school. Outsmart the Quake! Lesson 2. Three Types of Earthquakes in Western Washington. Subduction z one earthquakes Deep earthquakes Shallow fault earthquakes.

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Biological Monitoring of Wood and ELJs in Western Washington

Biological Monitoring of Wood and ELJs in Western Washington. Roger Peters, Mark Celedonia, Meimei Li, Scott Sanders U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service George Pess, Holly Coe, Sarah Morley, Martin Liermann NOAA, Northwest Fisheries Science Center Mike McHenry Lower Elwha Tribe. Outline.

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HANDLE WITH CARE: Biodegradable Mulch Handling and Cleaning

HANDLE WITH CARE: Biodegradable Mulch Handling and Cleaning. Jeremy S. Cowan Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture, Washington State University, WSU Mount Vernon NWREC, 16650 State Route 536, Mount Vernon, WA 98273. Mount Vernon, Washington field site, July 23, 2010.

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Youth Groups

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Gutter Solutions NW

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Washington Water Outlook

Washington Water Outlook. Hosted by University of Washington Climate Impacts Group March 21, 2005 Introductory Comments Dennis P. Lettenmaier Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering University of Washington. Objectives of this meeting. Understand how we got to where we are

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Washington

Washington. The Evergreen State. The Forests. Washington is most commonly known as the Evergreen state. Why is this so? Washington is called the Evergreen State because of how many forests it has. Mountain Ranges.

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Northwest Partitions - decades of experience

Northwest Partitions - decades of experience

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