national geographic to put truckee toho in sierra on the map data being implemented by the national geographic society all around the world is to create detailed interactive maps to promote geo tourism and this year and i bet it is the latest region to enter interest based around an area's character that allow prospective visitors to not only figure out what they want to do and where they want to go but to connect them to the region and its issues we can use this as an economic driver to sustain the reg character freeze added but it's more than an economic development strategy bring interest and their money and map would also change tourism into a new model that would be more sustainable said bob kingman m manager for the conservancy tourists are going to stew deward and are going to value the region and take care of it came and said that could help the local communities and survive on tourism by developing tourist who are not so destructive or consumpti tourism two important issues in this year will raise awareness and it will also create a regional identity for the sierra nevada as a whole there are icons like talk hole and yosemite think a lot of people think that's the sea air but it's really so much more twenty five million acres  places that are really unique and special all of this starts with a map and a website the sierra nevada will be taking on a piece at a time and the regional due councils made up of local groups and pull people like chambers of website the crown of the continent which surrounds glacier national park in the u s and canada has grown to seven hundred assets also highlighted to local topics and how visitors can get involved another map surrounding the yellowstone area has gone from a nominat map to getting forty five thousand hits a month since starting six months ago the website has embedded metrics to track success and not just clicks but click through this book and logic other things for the sierra nevada first said the group's plan to go beyond the other national geographic maps also add in you tube videos flickr photos and social networking links from twitter and facebook story written by liz keller six men are being investigated this week on two separate cases involving the alleged use of methamphetamines yes it's still here on monday afternoon nevada county sheriff's deputies searche of mats peo sheets packaging and a scale as well as a small amount of oxycontin and i sawed off shotgun heller was arrested on suspicion of being a felon in possession of a firearm possessing a controlled substance while armed with a loaded firearm possessing drug paraphernalia possessing controls is out since for sale possession of a firearm and committing a felony while out on bail he was released released on a seventy two thousand dollars bail jack urea more the third forty six years old was arrested on suspicion of violent probation possession of a controlled substance was being held in county jail in lieu of five thousand dollars bail michael de janeiro a key yoshi thirty eight was arrested on suspicion of violating probation and being under the influence of controlled substance and was released on  m and eventually pulled him over an hour twenty near print valley driver to man adenovirus mark edwards spooner thirty nine allegedly did not have a driver's license on him seem to be under the influence here's founded allegedly be driving on a suspended license to depp you search the vehicle and allegedly found a mass pipe with meth inside it as well as a bag with six point one grams of meth is going to was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance driving while under the influence driving without a license possessing controlled substance and drug paraphernalia and possessing controlled substance for sale as well as having an outstanding bench warrant for five thousand dollars he was booked at the county jail and released on a one hundred sixty two thousand eight hundred ninety seven dollars bail monday he color from two hundred block of banks through portmanteaus in which was also was believed to be related to the same perpetrator you know they could just funnel and into on the canvas you might go to the smithsonian institute or something director molly dick and nevada city mayor reed netcenter among its many uses education will be at the top as workshops are being forecasted for the newly renovated building there for twelve commercial street after hosting a preliminary open in the cent last week both dick and sent him were ask one question what will apple center do when it's fully functional here's what they said they're consenting responded dick said already we're getting approached by people it's amazing the people who walked in with ideas and questions a young group of business people who we met once a month called the exchange who i never heard of are going to have their october meeting here basically they get together to talk about their business and learn about something that's happening in the community and that's totally sustainability it's not green building or tanning or seed picking it's connection and getting people to talk to each other and help each other with their businesses people bring us ideas me facilitate the meeting of the people who are interested in that whether it's local economy or in water issues or food issues or anything but they've come to me as a good part of it i'm glad people are walking in and seeing us as a resource for business center said one of the things that i realize is that because our future is so unpredictable all we need to do all we need is a space for us to come together and as we go figured out we reinvent ourselves and retool and reeducate ourselves because in all honesty there is nobody who can really predict exactly where we're to go and the rate that we're going to go but what we can do and the community should have is a space for us to come together and not be divided and collectively figure it out and that's a little you want to this is it's just a place to come together and be a resource that to community needs and wants and it's up to the community ultimately we don't really drive it it's really community driven driving us driving it we're just providing the space the energy and the infrastructure to do it and dick also said and the facilitation of connecting the dots you know one person here at this idea another person comes with the same idea let's look at who else is interested in that idea so they're not duplicating  and sam responded which is happening a lot in this community residential street reported she accidentally locked her daughter in the car and at ten fifty four a m a man from three and a block of brunswick road porter someone was using his credit card three fifty three forty three teen smoking and drinking no underage drinking was found in the teens were going home for the night and tuesday when twenty five a m a woman from doing a block of dorsey drive boarded a man playing the same song over and over for the past several hours she said she banged in his door but he did not answer he was found to have been so he two thirteen am a call from main and schools street reported a loud party people were found to have been playing air hockey and they agreed to keep it down to twenty am a call from our one seventy four in south obvious report of two women and a man pushing a shopping cart full of pumpkins down the street one of the woman was also carrying pumpkins pumpkins were returned to the store and the manager declined to press charges three or four a m a call from one hundred block of westbury held dr reported loud party officers were unable to locate the party what if there it is three thirty one am a call from doing a block of people or street reported loud music it was turned down finding a stripped kawasaki motorcycle so i looked and looked couldn't find one three twenty nine p m my man from thirteen thousand block golden eagle wave reported made bomb threats against a business he said he is dissatisfied with their service but did not intend to follow through with the threat his phone against the sliding glass window tuesday twelve thirty four a m and woman from the nine hundred thousand block of victoria drive reported people partying loudy lawak loudly forty four am caller from twelve thousand funded public insurance option as part of the health care reform both amendments were defeated one a group of democrats including senate finance committee chair max baucus joined with the committee's republican members meanwhile the panel also approved a measure that would restore fifty million annual federal funding for abstinence only education campaign by the group mobilization for health care for all to hold sit ins at insurance company offices nationwide group member mark mulatto spoke out after the arrest were made to it we're just here because of the many people we know who died because insurance companies put profits before people's care this miss the government death panels are a lie the reality is the death panels are the people who are paid every day to deny care to people that's their job to more people they deny care to the bigger bonus they get we were here to say that we will not rest until every person who need care in america gets it and the way to get care for everyone is medicare for all single payer it's a way to go in iraq the u s announced plans to send home around four bombers wainaina new troop increase following a pentagon review obama said he received assurances nato allies remain committed to afghan occupation and obama also said we both agree that there is absolutely critical that we are successful  dismantling disrupting destroying the al qaeda network that we are effectively working with the afghan government to provide the security necessity for necessary for the country that is not an american battle of this is a need in which in as well and we are working actively in diligently gaza judge richard goes said all but one of the individuals israeli attacks examined by investigators had no military purpose said we detailed number of specific incidents in which israeli forces launched direct attacks against civilians with lethal consequences these were was only the exception where the facts established that war was no military objective or advantage that could justify the attacks around fourteen hundred palestinians were killed in israeli attack most of them civilians goldstone rejected israelis claim that it was targeting terrorist infrastructure in g judge richard goldstone said if infrastructure were to be understood in that way and become a justifiable military objective it would completely subvert the whole purpose of international humanitarian law build up over the last hundred years or more it would make civilians in civilian buildings justifiable targets these attacks amounted to reprisals and collective punishment and constitute war crimes goldstone report also accuses palestinian fighters of committing war crimes and fired rockets at nearby israeli towns and both michael posner said although we disagree sharply with many of the reported assessments and its recommendations and believe that is deeply flawed we recognize justice goldstone's distinguished record of public service and his efforts to promote global justice kalika oxymoron statement meanwhile in britain a coalition of palestinian groups is calling on a british court to issue an arrest warrant for israeli defense minister who rock brock is london in london for talks with british prime gordon brown group says brock should be arrested for his role in directing his really attacks on gaza the state department has acknowledged a senior diplomat recently held a series of talks with high ranking care parts in cuba piso williams the us deputy assistant secretary of state for western hemisphere affairs met cuban officials during the six day visit to cuba earlier this month williams was in cuba to discuss resuming direct postal service with the u s for the first time since  how least one hundred people have been killed after a south pacific earthquake unleashed this nami on the shores of some more and america samoa massive boys flattened coastal region swallowed of cars and homes dozens are said to be missing in the quake had magnitude between eight and eight point three on the richter scale and in gainey the death toll from the government attack on opposition protests monday has reached nearly a hundred sixty tens of thousands had gathered at a soccer stadium in the capital of conakry to protest  military hunta when the troops opened fire opposition leaders were vowing to continue their protest and in the philippines two u s soldiers have been killed in a roadside bombing on jo jo island they were the first u s troops to die in an attack in the philippines since two thousand and two and in new york an afghan immigrant has been ordered jailed without bail after pleading not guilty to conspiring to launch a bomb attack inside the united states twenty four year old zazi is accused of acquiring and prepare an explosive material similar to those used in two thousand and five london transit bombing prosecutors say zazi bought chemicals from beauty supply stores an experiment mounted with preparing deadly explosives it's unclear authorities have uncovered the alleged materials or den if i had any specific targets on tuesday's out says attorney j mitchell dolling rejected the charges and said i'd like to stop this rush to judgment because what i've seen so far does not amount to a conspiracy i don't know the names of anybody else it's legit conspired with mr zazi zazi those names have not been produced in media news the new york state supreme court has dismissed a seventy million dollar lawsuit by t v news anchor dan rather going to his former board employee c b s rather has alleged c b s made him a scapegoat in a scandal over two thousand and four report about president george w bush's service in the texas air national guard his attorney says they plan to appeal it suits dismissal and then labor news agriculture workers have reached an agreement with the major food service companies to increase their wages and ensure better working conditions the company's group will pay an additional one point five cents per pound for all tomato purchases and