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National Rural Water Association Board of Directors President Fred Sheldon, Washington Senior Vice President Joe Liles, Kentucky Vice President Doug Anderton, Georgia Secretary Charles Hilton, South Carolina Treasurer Mel Aust, California EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DIRECTORS Immediate Past President Rodney Tart, North Carolina David Baird, Delaware Steve Fletcher, Illinois Rolland Olney, Michigan DIRECTORS Alabama, Randolph Hall Alaska, William Harvey Arizona, David Saddler Arkansas, Steve Wear Colorado, Gary Ensign Connecticut/Rhode Island, Henry Meyer Florida, Paul Brayton Idaho, Robert Culver Indiana, Phil Bastin Iowa, Randall Van Dyke Kansas, Dennis Schwartz Louisiana, Wayne Fontenot Maine, Darryl Brown Maryland, Steven King Massachusetts, John Sasur Minnesota, Jim Gilles Mississippi, L.C. Hand Missouri, Bill Robinson Montana, Daniel Keil Nebraska, Tom Goulette Nevada, Dan Sweeney New Hampshire, Paul Whittemore New Jersey, James Mackie New Mexico, Jim Dunlap New York, John O’Connell North Dakota, John Bearman Ohio, Ralph Chevalier Oklahoma, Phillip Klutts Oregon, Russell Cooper Pennsylvania, Sam Scarfone South Dakota, Larry Wasland Tennessee, Bobby Scott Texas, Kent Watson Utah, Paul Fulgham Vermont, Ed Savage Virginia, Danny Buchanan West Virginia, Dwight Calhoun Wisconsin, Robert Selchert Wyoming, Earl McKinney National Rur al Water Association Volume 30, Number 1 10 8 10 14 20 27 30 34 43 44 46 49 51 53 59 60 62 14 20 FROM THE PRESIDENT By Fred Sheldon, NRWA President QUESTION & ANSWER: WATER CONSERVATION IN THE HOME By Mark Kemp-Rye AVOIDING THE HUMPTY DUMPTY APPROACH TO DATA BACKUP By Jen Sharp WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS By Darrell Osterhoudt, Association of State Drinking Water Administrators ASSET MANAGEMENT FOR SMALL COMMUNITIES By Steve Clark, USEPA UNDERSTANDING YOUR SURFACE WATER SOURCE: THE RIVERS By Randall Kelley, Kentucky Rural Water Association HYDRAULIC MODELS By Sharavan Govindan, Tom Walski and Jack Cook, Bentley Systems, Inc. EXPEDITIONARY WATER PACKAGING SYSTEM GRACES DELTA By Sgt. R.J. Gilbert, 7th Sustainment Brigade Public Affairs THE RURAL WATER RALLY IN APRIL By Mike Keegan, NRWA TRAINING IN HAWAII By Joe Little, Michigan Rural Water Association, Paul Strope, National Rural Water Association REGULATORY UPDATE By Ed Thomas, NRWA RURAL WATER RELEASES REPORT ON WATER INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS AND ECONOMIC STIMULUS LEGISLATION “RURAL WATER” (ISSN # 1097-7686), First Quarter 2009, Vol. 30, Number 1. Rural Water is a quarterly publication. Periodical Postage paid at Duncan OK and additional mailing ofﬁces. Subscriptions: $10 per year in the United States; $18 for two years; $25 for three years. Foreign subscriptions pay additional appropriate postage. Address all subscriptions, applications, letters to the editor, advertising inquiries, and correspondence to: Rural Water Magazine, 2915 S. 13th St., Duncan OK 73533 POSTMASTER: send address changes to National Rural Water Association, 2915 S. 13th St., Duncan, OK 73533, c/o Editor. THROWING MY LOOP By Michael Johnson ADVERTISERS.COM INDEX TO ADVERTISERS FROM THE CEO By Robert Johnson, NRWA CEOCOVER IMAGES ©YANC | DREAMSTIME.COM First Quarter 2009 • 5

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Rural Water - Quarter 1, 2009 Contents From the President Question & Answer: Water Conservation in the Home Avoiding the Humpty Dumpty Approach to Data Backup From the CEO What the Future Holds Asset Management for Small Communities Understanding Your Surface Water Source: The Rivers Hydraulic Models Expeditionary Water Packaging System Graces Delta The Rural Water Rally in April Training in Hawaii Regulatory Update Rural Water Releases Report on Water Infrastructure Projects and Economic Stimulus Legislation Throwing My Loop Advertisers.com Index to Advertisers

Rural Water - Quarter 1, 2009

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