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	Water Eaton (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Water Eaton is an area of Milton Keynes in the County of Milton Keynes, England.
		It is located to the south of Fenny Stratford, and is one of the ancient villages of Buckinghamshire that went into the development of Milton Keynes in the 1960s.
		The village name 'Eaton' is Anglo Saxon in origin, and means 'farm by a river'.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/w/wa/water_eaton.html (72 words)

	Waternet - Jordan River basin
		Nevertheless, water is one of the five major remaining stumbling blocks in the attempts to establish peace, together with the issues of Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, Jewish colonies and the status of a future Palestinian entity.
		Water is an important resource for the Israeli agriculture, and in the mid-80’s up to 70% of the available water resources are allocated to agriculture; based on the 2002 ‘Statistical Abstract of Israel’ (Central Bureau for Statistics), a figure of 59.2% can be calculated for 2000.
		In 2001, the Water Commissioner (who is the most senior officer responsible for water management), in vain requested the municipalities to cut 15% of the water consumption (e.g by urging citizens to abandon watering their gardens or washing their cars).
	www.waternet.be /jordan_river/waterpolicy.htm (7044 words)

	Eaton of New Hampshire wins the U.S. Mid-Amateur title on the final hole
		Austin Eaton of New London, N.H., and Josh Dennis of Birmingham, Ala., were tied on the final tee of the 36-hole finale.
		Eaton found the short grass with his drive, then knocked a 4-iron from 205 yards out to 25 feet.
		Eaton was in control during the first 18 holes of the 36-hole final.
	www.pga.com /news/tours/usga/midam100704.cfm (586 words)

	California Water Wars - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eaton and Mulholland realized that the Owens Valley had a large amount of runoff from the Sierra Nevada, and a gravity-fed aqueduct could deliver the Owens water to Los Angeles.
		In spite of the terms of the Long Term Water Agreement, studies by the Inyo County Water Department have shown that impacts to the valley's groundwater-dependent vegetation (e.g., alkali meadows) continue.
		The water became more saline and alkaline, threatening the brine shrimp that lived in the lake, as well as the birds that nested on two islands (Negit Island and Paoha Island) in the lake.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/California_Water_Wars (1361 words)

	Welcome to Water Eaton Youth A.F.C.
		Water Eaton Youth Under 9's are looking for new players to play in their new team.
		Water Eaton Youth Under 10's for 2006/07 are looking for further players to complement their existing 3 teams.
		Water Eaton Youth Under 8's are looking for more players to play in their new team.
	www.watereatonyouthafc.co.uk (234 words)

	Feature Story: Water and Peace: LBJ School professor advances diplomacy in the Middle East through environmental policy
		Eaton credits the success of the program to graduate students Elizabeth Lien and Miriam Schafer, who are both pursuing dual master’s degrees in public affairs and Middle Eastern studies.
		Eaton’s past exchanges brought together high-level Israeli and Palestinian government officials and focused mainly on dispute resolution of cross-boundary water issues.
		Water is not just a security issue and a land issue, as Schafer said she came to realize after working on this project.
	www.utexas.edu /features/2005/water (1917 words)

	AmericanHeritage.com / THE MAN WHO MADE LOS ANGELES POSSIBLE
		He brought the water that the city needed to grow, and the views from Mulholland Drive are of the lands he made fruitful.
		And as Mulholland and Eaton found when they made measurements of elevations by using barometers, the water could be made to flow to Los Angeles entirely by gravity, without the use of pumps.
		The violent phase of the “water wars” ended later that year, when the Wattersons were indicted for embezzlement and their banks failed.
	www.americanheritage.com /articles/magazine/it/1991/1/1991_1_10.shtml (4781 words)

	Module 2
		Eaton and Mulholland had a great influence with the Los Angeles Water Commission, and a reasonable amount of pull with other city officials, but they would also need to get approval from the citizens of Los Angeles in the form of a bond election.
		Eaton was also paid $100,000 for securing other land, but although he came out rather well, he was still short of the million dollars he thought he deserved—and this would remain a sore point with him for the rest of his life.
		Eaton would periodically press his claim concerning the possible storage site at Long Valley—always pushing for as much money as he though he might possibly be able to get, and always extremely annoyed that Mulholland (his former protégé) would veto Eaton’s plan to become a millionaire.
	coen.boisestate.edu /DHaws/module_1.htm (6356 words)

	Non-Community Water
		A Type II water supply is a non-community, or non-residential, public water supply system that provides its own water from a well to 25 or more persons at least 60 days of the year or has 15 or more connections for drinking water purposes.
		A Non-transient water supply is one that serves the same 25 or more persons on a regular basis (at least 4 hours a day, 4 days a week) for 6 months or more per year.
		However, all owners of public water systems are obligated to assure the proper operation and maintenance of their wells and to insure the drinking water they provide meets applicable standards.
	www.barryeatonhealth.org /EH/non-community_water.htm (1635 words)

	LBJ School - Faculty - David J. Eaton
		Eaton teaches courses on systems analysis, environmental and energy policy, and nonprofit management in the LBJ School.
		Eaton has written on rural water supply, international water resource conflicts, energy management, environmental problems of industries, management of emergency medical services, applications of mathematical programming to resource problems, insurance, and agriculture.
		Eaton's current research concerns U.S.-Mexico environmental cooperation, new methods for evaluation of air pollution emissions, joint management by Palestinians and Israelis of shared groundwater, and water conservation in Texas.
	www.utexas.edu /lbj/faculty/Eaton.html (354 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A rule of thumb states that the human body is 60 percent water, and the kidney filters an enormous 50 gallons of water per day, which the body re-absorbs.
		They were taking in fresh water (which does contain some salt, although not nearly the concentration of sea water), which diluted the salt content of their blood.
		Now, they had a truly unique, two-pronged problem: they were no longer taking in water all the time, and, more significantly, their water and salt uptake were no longer linked.
	www.telluridewatch.com /archive_news/2005/july/072605/nana.htm (563 words)

	And Finally Water News
		A massive drinking water pump station housed inside an elegant granite-and-brick building in Lynn, Massachusetts, is the subject of growing neighborhood scrutiny as city officials move forward with plans to transform it into condominiums with single-family homes constructed on the grounds.
		While all drinking water is cleaned and treated before it reaches city taps, the process doesn't remove the foul taste and smell of algae from the water.
		In rural India, it's the duty of women to fetch water and families are reluctant to condemn their daughters to a life of hardship.
	www.waterwebster.com /AndFinally.htm (12236 words)

	Article of the Month
		Eaton looked up too, but her eyes were not good and she asked me to describe the rider.
		Water had to be fetched up from the ever-shrinking river, and the only company or help I had was from Mexicans and Indians.
		Water, first the flood and then the drought, was the constant theme of conversation my first years in California...
	www.eatongenealogy.com /blackeaton4.html (3631 words)

	Drinking Water Week - Office of Drinking Water water system management WA State Dept. of Health
		Whenever this happens, a water system must take additional samples, send them to the lab and wait for the results to learn whether or not there is a public health problem.
		The PBT program is designed to help water treatment plant operators learn how to fine-tune the operation of their plants so as to provide the highest quality water possible.
		Skamania Public Utility District – Faced with the possibility of exceeding the maximum amount of water allowed in its water right, Skamania County PUD Commissioners declared a moratorium on new water connections and enacted aggressive conservation measures to reduce water use.
	www.doh.wa.gov /ehp/dw/drinking_water_week.htm (863 words)

	Bletchley (including Fenny Stratford and Water Eaton)
		In 1798 the Posse Comitatus there were 78 men in Bletchley, 97 men in Fenny Stratford, and 47 men in Water Eaton between the ages of 16 and 60.
		Water Eaton 214 inhabitants in 41 families living in 41 houses.
		Bletchley, which includes the hamlet of Water Eaton and until 1881-91 also included part of the market town of Fenny Stratford, is a large and low-lying parish, watered on the east by the River Ousel and the Grand Junction Canal, which run almost parallel through Fenny Stratford and Water Eaton.
	met.open.ac.uk /genuki/big/eng/BKM/Bletchley/Index.html (2740 words)

	Book Review
		It depicts Mulholland, visionary water engineer for Los Angeles, turning to the ample resources of the Owens Valley to save his bustling little city of 200,000 from the ravages of a severe drought in 1905.
		Eaton withdrew only after extracting an exhorbitant ransom from the City and even then he continued to undermine the project for years afterward.
		Matson, however, presents only a two-dimensional pastiche of the man, lifted for the most part from the recollections of Mulholland's associates, many of whom were writing long after his fall from power in an attempt to resuscitate his reputation after the Saint Francis Dam disaster and to save thereby the credit of their own careers.
	www.sandiegohistory.org /journal/77winter/br-mulholland.htm (506 words)

	The Long Eaton & Sawley Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Here follows a brief description of the three main services: gas, water and electricity and the municipal offices that were associated with the services as they developed in the early years of the town's expansion.
		Not only is it vital for clean water for drinking and cooking, but also for sanitation to prevent the spread of diseases.
		The number of lamps to be lit and extinguished had increased considerably, and Peter Wheeldon's wages as a lamplighter rose to 35/- weekly, but only on condition that he employed two youths to assist him and that the lamps were extinguished in the space of three quarters of an hour each night.
	www.archive.long-eaton.com /utilities.asp (1552 words)

	Prater Family Tree
		Thomas was raised at Eaton Water and Stanton St. Bernard in Wiltshire.
		(Eaton Water was located on the banks of the Thames River where he owned a ferry) Eaton water was also a place that people, who used the river to transport their goods to the ports of London, could stop and feed their livestock and find food and lodgeing for themselves.
		Thomas lived at Eaton Water House when his son Thomas Prater/ Prather was born about 1604 and this Thomas came to America in 1622.
	www.2fools.net /book-0001/0003-0014.html (449 words)

	PBS - THE WEST - Fred Eaton
		As a real estate speculator aver for Los Angeles, clearing the way for William Mulholland to bring the river's water to thend former Los Angeles Mayor, Fred Eaton was the mastermind who acquired the Owens Riir booming city.
		Elected Mayor in 1898, Eaton created the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, and, together with his friend and former employee William Mulholland, advanced the idea of building a gravity-fed aqueduct from the Owens Valley to Los Angeles.
		Eaton pulled strings in California and even traveled to Washington to meet with advisers to the conservation-minded President Theodore Roosevelt and convince them that the Owens River would yield a greater bounty flowing from Los Angeles faucets than into Owens Valley orchards and fields.
	www.pbs.org /weta/thewest/people/d_h/eaton.htm (408 words)

	Eaton Drilling Co., Inc.
		Experience in the water well industry gained over the three generations positioned our company to provide the drilling techniques and water well design services unsurpassed in the areas we serve.
		Water quality concerns are often addressed by our 24-year experiences in multiple zone water sampling wells.
		Eaton Fabrication provides custom-built drilling service equipment and repair facility to the ground water industry.
	www.eatondrilling.com (310 words)

	WATER EATON CAMPS
		Local topography suggests that the eastern defences of this camp lies just to the west of Water Eaton Lane, while the southern defences may have run along the line of the service-road to Water Eaton House, and if this in the case the camp would have enclosed an area around 8 acres (c.
		The northern corner angle, a short length of the north-east side and a longer length of the north-west side of this camp have been established.
		This camp is known only from the south-west corner-angle, a short length of the south side and a longer length of the west side.
	www.roman-britain.org /places/water_eaton.htm (336 words)

	SWRCB - Division of Water Rights:
		In the matter of Applications 5109, 5110 to appropriate water from Philbrook Creek and Big Butte Creek tributaries to Feather River in Butte County; and Application 5473 to appropriate water from Butte Creek tributary to Sacramento River in Butte County.
		In the matter of Application 5547 to appropriate water from Seven Springs in Kagel Canyon and One Spring in Lopez Canyon tributaries to Tujunga Wash and San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles County.
		In the matter of Application 5791 to appropriate water from an Unnamed Spring tributary to Coldwater Creek and the North Fork Lytle Creek in San Bernardino County.
	www.waterrights.ca.gov /hearings/d200_d249.html (991 words)

	Water And Wastewater Plant Directory: Sam H. Hobbs Water Treatment Plant
		This water is delivered via a pipe system from the Minneapolis Water Plant to Bloomington reservoirs where it is then pumped into the distribution system.
		Tests are conducted on water during the treatment process, as it enters the distribution system, and on samples routinely collected from sampling points throughout the city.
		Bloomington's water consistently meets or exceeds all of the criteria established by federal and state regulations and guidelines.
	www.waterandwastewater.com /plant_directory/Detailed/180.html (291 words)

	Town of Eaton, Colorado
		The Town of Eaton is located 7 miles north of Greeley, Colorado on US Highway 85.
		This town of about 4000 people is a legacy to the hard work and foresight of Colorado Governor Benjamin Eaton, who helped found the town in 1892 and was responsible for the beginning of crop irrigation in the area.
		Eaton is governed by a Mayor and six Trustees.
	www.eatonco.org (331 words)

	What is the beach monitoring program
		There are a variety of sources that contribute bacteria to our surface water, such as illicit waste connections to storm sewers or roadside ditches; malfunctioning onsite sewage disposal systems (septic systems); combined and sanitary sewer overflows; storm runoff; wild and domestic animal waste; and agricultural runoff.
		coli in water and the occurrence of swimming-associated gastroenteritis.
		Extra water overwhelms sewage treatment plants, especially during heavy rains, and contributes to combined sewer overflows.
	www.barryeatonhealth.org /EH/Beach_Monitoring_Program.htm (1093 words)

	Prater Family Tree
		The first of the family to live at Eaton Water was established there around the year 1086 or before.
		The half brother of King William held Eaton Water after 1066 but it was taken from him and given to other "servants of the King".
		It is also thought that Gilliumus (Williamus) had held the Manor of Eaton Water under the "Lordship" of Odo, the half brother to King William.
	www.2fools.net /book-0001/0003-0010.html (918 words)

	EatonvilleNews
		Public Works Director Jamieson Van Eaton, an electrical engineer, told ENN on February 20 that he was recalculating available ERUs and was "80 percent finished" with his calculations.
		Van Eaton also stated, at the time, that he already knew the number of ERUs, but had to finish his calculations before making the number public.
		Van Eaton said he had never done ERU calculations before, but explained that he had done "electrical" and they were about the same.
	www.eatonvillenews.net /briefly.html (695 words)

	Last Spike
		Eaton paid $450,000 for a two month option on ranch lands and 4,000 head of cattle.
		The impression Eaton left was that he was there to do work for the Reclamation Service, and his subsequent land acquisition activities were interpreted in that light.
		To the people of the Owens Valley, selling water rights and land for a desired federal project was far different from selling land to Eaton and water rights to the City of Los Angeles.
	wsoweb.ladwp.com /Aqueduct/historyoflaa/lastspike.htm (615 words)

	NewsLink Indiana - Eaton water main breaks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		EATON, Ind. (NLI) - A broken water main is causing problems for people in Eaton.
		Children were let out of school at Eaton Elementary on Tuesday because of the leak.
		Residents of Eaton are under a boil advisory until at least 5 p.m., Wednesday.
	www.newslinkindiana.com /news/00000004037.html (158 words)

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