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<html>Facebook Fark Digg Reddit Stumble Still looking for Fourth of July festivities? Check out theseofferings Volunteer Elizabeth Engle puts the finishing touches on floats for the Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade on Wednesday, July 3,2013. By () Published Tuesday, July 2,[http://www.torgan.net/savage/index.php/Utilisateur:Rubyanne#Three_reasons_not_to_panic_about_the_market_yet Three reasons not to panic about the market yet], 2013 | 2 a.m. Updated Thursday, July 4, 2013 | 2 a.m. Related story Looking for something fun to do this Independence Day? Here’s a look at what’s happening throughout the valley: Boulder City Damboree Celebration ? Bicentennial Park, Broadbent Memorial Park, Veterans' Memorial Park ? Starts 7 a.m. July 4 Boulder City celebrates the 65th Damboree celebration at Bicentennial Park, 999 Colorado St. City officials will serve pancakes, then at 9 a.m., it’s time for a parade. It starts at Colorado Street and will be separated into two sections: a dry zone and a water zone, where attendees can take part in a water gun fight with parade participants. Note: Water balloons are not allowed. The parade will end at Broadbent Memorial Park, 1301 Fifth St., where visitors can play midway games, enter contests and watch a flag raising. At 6 p.m., the festivities move to Veterans' Memorial Park, 1650 Buchanan Blvd., where there will be more games and food, as well as a pie-eating contest. A fireworks show will brighten Boulder City's sky at 9 p.m. There is a $10 parking fee at Veterans' Memorial Park. For more information, call the Boulder City Parks and Recreation Department, 293-9256. Henderson Henderson Fourth of July Celebration???Mission Hills Park, 551 Mission Drive???6 p.m. July 4 Henderson will mark America’s independence with live music, a battle of the bands, a basketball tournament and a volleyball tournament. Families can bring blankets and lay out on the grass while indulging on hot dogs, hamburgers, sno-cones and other treats. After a performance by the Henderson Symphony Orchestra, fireworks will paint the sky red, white and blue. The show starts at 9 p.m., and admission is free. We Love Locals' July 4th Fireworks Blast: Green Valley Ranch???Green Valley Ranch Resort???9 p.m. July 4 Station Casinos will continue its Fourth of July tradition with a nine-minute fireworks show at Green Valley Ranch Resort. Attendees can watch the fireworks from the resort or catch a glimpse from nearby streets. Las Vegas Free swimming???Various locations???Noon to 4 p.m. July 4 Before settling down to watch fireworks, why not cool off in a Clark County swimming pool or water park? The county is offering free admission to all of its outdoor pools and splash pads, including Cambridge Water Park, 3930 Cambridge St.; Desert Breeze Water Park, 8275 W. Spring Mountain Road; Hollywood Water Park, 1550 S. Hollywood Blvd.; Paradise Water Park, 4775 McLeod Drive; Parkdale Water Park,[http://www.nikenfljerseyssupply.com/nfl-jerseys-c-598 NFL Jerseys Online Shop], 3200 Ferndale St.; Sunrise Pool,[http://www.nikenfljerseyssupply.com/ cheap jerseys], 2240 Linn Lane; Walnut Water Park, 3075 Walnut Road; and Whitney Pool, 570 E. Missouri St. Fourth with the Phil???Smith Center for the Performing Arts???4 p.m. July 4 Music lovers can munch on summer fare at Symphony Park while listening to live entertainment, including bluegrass and jazz bands. The Las Vegas Philharmonic also will perform a special July Fourth pops concert, conducted by Matt Catingub. A fireworks display will light up the park at 9 p.m. Concertgoers can choose to watch the display in the park or remain in the concert hall, where a live video feed will play alongside the Las Vegas Philharmonic. Admission to Symphony Park will cost $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and younger. Admission for the pops concert ranges from $25 to $125. Tickets can be purchased at the Smith Center's or by calling 749-2000. Fireworks at Caesars Palace???Caesars Palace???9 p.m. July 4 Caesars Palace will light up the Strip with fireworks shot from the roof of the Roman Tower. Tourists and locals alike can view the show free from the Strip. We Love Locals' July 4th Fireworks Blast: Red Rock???Red Rock Resort???9 p.m. July 4 Station Casinos will offer a second fireworks show in Las Vegas at Red Rock. The 'We Love Locals' July 4th Fireworks Blast' will feature a nine-minute fireworks show. Attendees can watch the celebration from anywhere near the West Charleston Boulevard resort. Summerlin Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade???The Trails Village???8:30 a.m. July 4 The 17th annual Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade will feature more than 60 entries, including floats, oversize helium balloons, bands, performing groups and storybook characters. The parade begins at the corner of Hill Point Road and Hills Center Drive and ends at the corner of Trailwood Drive and Spring Gate Lane. Admission is free. Facebook Fark Digg Reddit Stumble Post a comment Commenting requires . Comments are moderated by Las Vegas Sun editors. Our goal is not to limit the discussion, but rather to elevate it. Comments should be relevant and contain no abusive language. Comments that are off-topic, vulgar, profane or include personal attacks will be removed. If you would like to submit your comment as a letter to the editor, . Username: Password: Login</html>

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<html>The North Pacific Fishery Management Council heard several hours of public perspectives today on a future Gulf of Alaska bycatch management action.

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The details have yet to be worked out, but the council will look at several proposals as it makes its way down a path toward eventual action.

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The council has enacted king salmon bycatch caps for the pollock and non-pollock trawl fleets in the gulf,[http://www.investment247.de/index.php?title=Benutzer:Rubyanne#Late_gamble_gives_Kenseth_the_victory_at_Kentucky Late gamble gives Kenseth the victory at Kentucky], and the fishing industry has asked for tools to aid in meeting those caps.

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But the council will have to overcome several challenges if it institutes a catch share program for the trawl fleet, including issues of state and federal jurisdiction, community protections, and how to even award quota.

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An industry working group brought forward their proposal, which primarily address rationalization of the fishery as the means for bycatch reduction.

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The Alaska Marine Conservation Council suggested Community Fishing Associations as a way to involve communities in the fisheries.

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Trident Seafoods Joe Plesha presented a paper that suggests including quota in a rationalization program. The path suggested for doing so would award processors some quota,[http://www.nikenflonlinestore.com/nfl-jerseys-dallas-cowboys-c-598_641 Dallas Cowboys Jerseys outlet], to use as they see fit.

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Pacific Seafoods Mike Okoniewski talked about how a similar effort has worked in the whiting fishery.

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The council also heard from the public on various aspects of a potential program, as well as feedback on the proposals made so far.

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The Peninsula Fisherman s Coalition s representative Beth Stewart spoke against the Community Fishing Associations as proposed, and questioned whether community politics should play a role in assigning quota, although she agreed that healthy communities are dependent on the fisheries being discussed.

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Representatives from Kodiak, including city council member Terry Haines, talked about the need to represent a community in any action, and noted that a community includes the people who live in a fishery-dependent community as well as all the people involved in harvesting and processing the fish.

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Another challenge in a rationalized fishery is who manages it. Some industry representatives asked that the state and federal government come to an agreement on just one manager for the Gulf,[http://nvkz.su/index.php/%D0%A3%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA:Rubyanne#Numbers_Game-_Lightning_lure_Filppula_to_Tampa_Bay Numbers Game- Lightning lure Filppula to Tampa Bay], particularly in the pollock fishery.

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The pollock don t know the difference between two and three miles from shore, and fishermen need the ability to follow the fish as they swim around, said United Catcher Boats Brent Paine.

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Sitka s Paul Olson,[http://www.nikenflonlinestore.com/ Cheap Wholesale Nike NFL Jerseys], from The Boat Company, and John Hocevar, also talked about the need to consider the downsides of a catch share person, and noted concerns with privatizing a public resource.

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Ultimately, the council will have to address the full suite of issues raised in testimony, and others, many of which were raised in the on the issue. The council will decide in staff tasking Tuesday when the Gulf rationalization effort is to come back before it, but final action is not slated for the near future.</html>

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 <html>Facebook Fark Digg Reddit Stumble   Still looking for Fourth of July festivities? Check out theseofferings     Volunteer Elizabeth Engle puts the finishing touches on floats for the Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade on Wednesday, July 3,2013. By  () Published Tuesday, July 2,[http://www.torgan.net/savage/index.php/Utilisateur:Rubyanne#Three_reasons_not_to_panic_about_the_market_yet Three reasons not to panic about the market  yet], 2013 | 2 a.m. Updated Thursday, July 4, 2013 | 2 a.m.       Related story  Looking for something fun to do this Independence Day? Here’s a look at what’s happening throughout the valley: Boulder City Damboree Celebration ? Bicentennial Park, Broadbent Memorial Park, Veterans' Memorial Park ? Starts 7 a.m. July 4 Boulder City celebrates the 65th Damboree celebration at Bicentennial Park, 999 Colorado St. City officials will serve pancakes, then at 9 a.m., it’s time for a parade. It starts at Colorado Street and will be separated into two sections: a dry zone and a water zone, where attendees can take part in a water gun fight with parade participants. Note: Water balloons are not allowed. The parade will end at Broadbent Memorial Park, 1301 Fifth St., where visitors can play midway games, enter contests and watch a flag raising. At 6 p.m., the festivities move to Veterans' Memorial Park, 1650 Buchanan Blvd., where there will be more games and food, as well as a pie-eating contest. A fireworks show will brighten Boulder City's sky at 9 p.m. There is a $10 parking fee at Veterans' Memorial Park. For more information, call the Boulder City Parks and Recreation Department, 293-9256. Henderson Henderson Fourth of July Celebration???Mission Hills Park, 551 Mission Drive???6 p.m. July 4 Henderson will mark America’s independence with live music, a battle of the bands, a basketball tournament and a volleyball tournament. Families can bring blankets and lay out on the grass while indulging on hot dogs, hamburgers, sno-cones and other treats. After a performance by the Henderson Symphony Orchestra, fireworks will paint the sky red, white and blue. The show starts at 9 p.m., and admission is free. We Love Locals' July 4th Fireworks Blast: Green Valley Ranch???Green Valley Ranch Resort???9 p.m. July 4 Station Casinos will continue its Fourth of July tradition with a nine-minute fireworks show at Green Valley Ranch Resort. Attendees can watch the fireworks from the resort or catch a glimpse from nearby streets. Las Vegas Free swimming???Various locations???Noon to 4 p.m. July 4 Before settling down to watch fireworks, why not cool off in a Clark County swimming pool or water park? The county is offering free admission to all of its outdoor pools and splash pads, including Cambridge Water Park, 3930 Cambridge St.; Desert Breeze Water Park, 8275 W. Spring Mountain Road; Hollywood Water Park, 1550 S. Hollywood Blvd.; Paradise Water Park, 4775 McLeod Drive; Parkdale Water Park,[http://www.nikenfljerseyssupply.com/nfl-jerseys-c-598 NFL Jerseys Online Shop], 3200 Ferndale St.; Sunrise Pool,[http://www.nikenfljerseyssupply.com/ cheap jerseys], 2240 Linn Lane; Walnut Water Park, 3075 Walnut Road; and Whitney Pool, 570 E. Missouri St. Fourth with the Phil???Smith Center for the Performing Arts???4 p.m. July 4 Music lovers can munch on summer fare at Symphony Park while listening to live entertainment, including bluegrass and jazz bands. The Las Vegas Philharmonic also will perform a special July Fourth pops concert, conducted by Matt Catingub. A fireworks display will light up the park at 9 p.m. Concertgoers can choose to watch the display in the park or remain in the concert hall, where a live video feed will play alongside the Las Vegas Philharmonic. Admission to Symphony Park will cost $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and younger. Admission for the pops concert ranges from $25 to $125. Tickets can be purchased at the Smith Center's or by calling 749-2000. Fireworks at Caesars Palace???Caesars Palace???9 p.m. July 4 Caesars Palace will light up the Strip with fireworks shot from the roof of the Roman Tower. Tourists and locals alike can view the show free from the Strip. We Love Locals' July 4th Fireworks Blast: Red Rock???Red Rock Resort???9 p.m. July 4 Station Casinos will offer a second fireworks show in Las Vegas at Red Rock. The 'We Love Locals' July 4th Fireworks Blast' will feature a nine-minute fireworks show. Attendees can watch the celebration from anywhere near the West Charleston Boulevard resort. Summerlin Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade???The Trails Village???8:30 a.m. July 4 The 17th annual Summerlin Council Patriotic Parade will feature more than 60 entries, including floats, oversize helium balloons, bands, performing groups and storybook characters. The parade begins at the corner of Hill Point Road and Hills Center Drive and ends at the corner of Trailwood Drive and Spring Gate Lane. Admission is free.     Facebook Fark Digg Reddit Stumble   Post a comment Commenting requires . Comments are moderated by Las Vegas Sun editors. Our goal is not to limit the discussion, but rather to elevate it. Comments should be relevant and contain no abusive language. Comments that are off-topic, vulgar, profane or include personal attacks will be removed.  If you would like to submit your comment as a letter to the editor, . Username:  Password:  Login</html>
+== Gulf ratz discussion continues ==
+<html>The North Pacific Fishery Management Council heard several hours of public perspectives today on a future Gulf of Alaska bycatch management action.
+ The details have yet to be worked out, but the council will look at several proposals as it makes its way down a path toward eventual action.
+ The council has enacted king salmon bycatch caps for the pollock and non-pollock trawl fleets in the gulf,[http://www.investment247.de/index.php?title=Benutzer:Rubyanne#Late_gamble_gives_Kenseth_the_victory_at_Kentucky Late gamble gives Kenseth the victory at Kentucky], and the fishing industry has asked for tools to aid in meeting those caps.
+ But the council will have to overcome several challenges if it institutes a catch share program for the trawl fleet, including issues of state and federal jurisdiction, community protections, and how to even award quota.
+ An industry working group brought forward their proposal, which primarily address rationalization of the fishery as the means for bycatch reduction.
+ The Alaska Marine Conservation Council suggested Community Fishing Associations as a way to involve communities in the fisheries.
+ Trident Seafoods Joe Plesha presented a paper that suggests including quota in a rationalization program. The path suggested for doing so would award processors some quota,[http://www.nikenflonlinestore.com/nfl-jerseys-dallas-cowboys-c-598_641 Dallas Cowboys Jerseys outlet], to use as they see fit.
+ Pacific Seafoods Mike Okoniewski talked about how a similar effort has worked in the whiting fishery.
+ The council also heard from the public on various aspects of a potential program, as well as feedback on the proposals made so far.
+ The Peninsula Fisherman s Coalition s representative Beth Stewart spoke against the Community Fishing Associations as proposed, and questioned whether community politics should play a role in assigning quota, although she agreed that healthy communities are dependent on the fisheries being discussed.
+ Representatives from Kodiak, including city council member Terry Haines, talked about the need to represent a community in any action, and noted that a community includes the people who live in a fishery-dependent community as well as all the people involved in harvesting and processing the fish.
+ Another challenge in a rationalized fishery is who manages it. Some industry representatives asked that the state and federal government come to an agreement on just one manager for the Gulf,[http://nvkz.su/index.php/%D0%A3%D1%87%D0%B0%D1%81%D1%82%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%BA:Rubyanne#Numbers_Game-_Lightning_lure_Filppula_to_Tampa_Bay Numbers Game- Lightning lure Filppula to Tampa Bay], particularly in the pollock fishery.
+ The pollock don t know the difference between two and three miles from shore, and fishermen need the ability to follow the fish as they swim around, said United Catcher Boats Brent Paine.
+ Sitka s Paul Olson,[http://www.nikenflonlinestore.com/ Cheap Wholesale Nike NFL Jerseys], from The Boat Company, and John Hocevar, also talked about the need to consider the downsides of a catch share person, and noted concerns with privatizing a public resource.
+ Ultimately, the council will have to address the full suite of issues raised in testimony, and others, many of which were raised in the  on the issue. The council will decide in staff tasking Tuesday when the Gulf rationalization effort is to come back before it, but final action is not slated for the near future.</html>