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In a letter to constituents posted on the Friends of Patterson Park website, Councilman Jim Kraft says the Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks has proposed building a paved "loop" road through Patterson Park and 96 new parking spaces.
Kraft says that at a Sept. 12 meeting attended by Baltimore City Health Commissioner Dr. Oxiris Barbot and William Vondrasek, the acting Director of Recreation and Parks, he received a copy of a drawing entitled "Patterson Park Parking Study."
"This is not a 'parking study,'" writes Kraft, adding that he is opposed to the proposal. "It is a proposal by the DRP…"
Reaction against the plan to build a loop road and new parking areas, thereby increasing automobile traffic in the park, has generated a strong reaction from local residents. A recently launched Facebook page, "Patterson Park — Help Stop The Paving Of Our Beautiful Park," garnered 454 "Likes" by 1 p.m. Wednesday.
The park's advocacy and volunteer organization, Friends of Patterson Park, is against the proposal, encouraging residents to email local officials. An online change.org petition that will be sent to the Baltimore City's Department of Recreation and Parks and the Health Department has collected 426 signatures to date.
Kraft notes that in the proposal the Department of Recreation and Parks "also says that it will block off further vehicle access into the Park and remove some existing asphalt." However, Kraft maintains, these "are not new plans; they are long-time, long-awaited actions. Actions that we have repeatedly requested be done and they repeatedly promised to do over a number of years."
The proposal by Baltimore City, according to Kraft, was prompted by a decision to close the John Booth Senior Center in Highlandtown and transfer its activities to the Casino Building inside Patterson Park.
In a Baltimore Brew story today, Kraft said he found the proposal disconcerting, at best.
"I was very upset," Kraft told the Brew. "This plan completely contradicts what the community has been requesting for years. Their goal is to have increased green space for the heavy pedestrian usage of the park. What this will do is open the park to unlimited car traffic."
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All smiles if this were our first five rounds.
I'd like to see us sign Winston and trade back to 18 where Dallas is for their 3rd rounder (80) and take Eifert. But the trade up is very possible.. I like most the picks except for Otten... I would rather have Kelce who was available in this mock.... too see the whole mock where I got this information go to www.walterfootball.com
I do not see us picking up Barner.
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idk why they have Barner in there.. I could see someone like Leveon, Lattimore, Stepfan Taylor, Michael, Gillislee
Would do back flips with this draft. Johnson is going to keep improving every year and will be a stud, love the 2 corners, I actually think Jamar Taylor will be the top corner in this draft when it's all said and done
I like jamar Taylor a lot, but wouldn't be happy with trade up. This draft is all about depth in rounds 2-3. Why ruin then a position if strength. With 5 picks in first 3 rounds, I could easily envisage 4-5 potential starters from this draft, which would be superb!
Clabo OT
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Wait till 2nd tier of FA and target players only to 1 year contracts i.e Clabo & Grimes
Ebon Britton OT/OG
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Anthon Collins OT
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Walter fails again... Not with this at all.
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Dolphins even keep Sharks in check!
Hell no. Would be pissed with this draft
FWIW, Walter changed it today and has San Diego trading up for Lane Johnson. But does have us taking DJ Fluker


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Anyone intelligent believes in anthropogenic climate change A strong statement, which you might think was overstating the issue? I'm not going to try and give you the science - because if you are reading this website I'm presuming you are intelligent enough to understand that when >95% of the scientists in a field agree then its probably true, and at least it makes sense for the rest of us to act as if it was true and leave the dissension to the remaining 5% to try and convince their colleagues. So what about the Republicans in the US Congress, aren't they educated. Well I dare say there are a few who don't believe evolution or science, or I should rephrase that - a "belief" in evolution isn't required since there is science to back it up. The belief is in the creationist myth, and while I love myths - whether its biblical or greek or nordic, I'll leave it to the reader as to whether a belief in their literal truth qualifies you as intelligent. My strong suspicion is that most of them are educated, and convinced by evolution and climate science, but when someone is offering you a large bribe to deny reality, and when your career depends on both taking the bribe, and aligning with whatever the polls say about your electorate then it just becomes another lie to spout for the media. So what about the oil companies, the ones who pay the bribes. I've had a number of (off the record) conversations with fairly senior oil company executives over the years - not one of them denied the science of global warming, and their only question about Peak Oil was when, rather than if. They'd tell me of the amount of money they were spending to adapt to climate change & peak oil, which they not only know is happening but know will hit us hard BECAUSE of the bribes their bosses are paying to politicians. Remember a company has a fiduciary duty to its shareholders, and staff bonuses are tied to profits, and its very easy to then consider that narrow interest, and bribe a politician to extend the amount of time you have to make money off of destroying the atmosphere.So who is left … unfortunately with a public that gets its news more and more from TV like Fox News, who are also driven not by educating their viewers, but by the adverts bought by many of the same people above (the ones who believe in climate change, but don't want anyone else to). And so the cycle goes on …. companies buy the media to convince the masses, and buy politicians who also listen to the masses. Don't we wish the most polluting country in the world was a democracy with a free press.
A story of how a little thing like a cyclone bring us into the moment.
December 28th I went to India to spend some time with a project we are helping there that trains village mechanics to make wind turbines. The plan was to sit around with the founder and the CEO I'd helped find and work on the business plan.
I noticed as we flew that the plane's track didn't go direct from Singapore to Chennai but flew north all around the Bay of Bengal, to avoid a storm, but we landed fine in some rain, and as we drove south a few hours the rain disappeared.
Just a short post ... to say that I'm in Auroville, in Southern India. I arrived a few hours before Cyclone Thane, which took out 70% of the trees, there was one down every 10 meters on the road, and that took out power; water; internet; phone (fixed & mobile). Many farms lost their crops, and the project we are supporting here - low cost wind turbines for rural poor - lost its workshop and one turbine when a tree came through it.
If you feel to help ... please donate here, on and put "MinVayu" or "Wind" in the comments, I'll pass that on to help them rebuild.
There is more about the damage to Auroville here.
I have limited internet acces / laptop charge, so may be slow responding to email.
Last night I went to a party in Auroville, southern india. Outdoors - lit by christmas lights strung between trees, with a dirt floor and cast concrete tables with inlaid mosaic.
My neighbours over the Middle Eastern dinner were a couple of Australians and she was studying how people relate, or don't, to their national identity. She talked about a couple she'd met, she French/German born in India; he Mexican/Canadian; their kids in theory could have five passports at birth. (Two more than me).
So I looked around - I was sitting with an Ecuadorian; German; South African & Faroe Islander (part of Denmark). The musicians were a Portuguese couple playing West African Kora and Imbira (harp and thumb piano);
There was a question on Quora recently "Can anyone imagine a future powered by 100% renewable energy".
It has been interesting to me that parallel efforts are showing that this is very much possible: There are papers in the UK and Australia on exactly this topic - looking at the cost and feasibility.
In the US there is also a really good report www.gigatonthrowdown.org which looks at how ten sectors could achieve 1 GTonne emission cut each - which is almost the same answer.
In fact by some analysis would be cheaper (even without the cost of dealing with climate change) than coal, natural gas and of course cheaper than nuclear.
Of course - we still need to make this work in developing countries - which is what Natural Innovation is all about.
I've just sent out my second newsletter, and you can read it here, and you can subscribe here to get future issues.
Who would believe its only two weeks since Cyclone Thane took out 70% of the trees, roads, power, water, phone, and Internet and trapped most of us wherever we spent the night for 36 hours.
They must have power on in the village now because I wake up at 5:30 to amplified chanting from the village temple a couple of km away. We still haven't got power back, but at least Steffen (German) borrowed a generator yesterday to pump water, so I can wash clothes as I take a shower.
With the pumping oddities, I don't trust the water yet so breakfast, with my neighbors (Indian / French couple) is porridge & hot tea. First stop of the day is the Town Hall, where Min (indian), a colleague on the wind turbine project works. He's got power and more important Internet, so I can setup logistics for tomorrows meetings in Chennai. The net drops out mid-morning so I head over to the workshop where Jorge (Ecuadorean) is teaching a 5 day seminar on renewable energy to a class including participants from Nepal, Belgiam, India, and Canada.
Solar industry celebrates grid parity ... via ABC
The [Australian] Photovoltaic Association says the drop in cost of producing power from solar panels has made solar power competitive with coal-generated grid power.
Solar power generated by photovoltaic cells on Australian rooftops has become so cheap and efficient that they now produce electricity for the same price that is charged by the electricity grid.
Its my second day in Auroville, jet-lag has kicked in, and I wake at 4am, tired but not able to sleep. I read for a while and around 4:30 the first birds start calling, followed by the frogs and crickets. Finally I give in to the inevitable, and grab a shower - its cold, and just dribbles out the shower-head, but I'm not complaining. A short walk across the farmyard, past the cows rattling their buckets to my rented electric scooter - which I've left charging in the barn, and then a drive through the forest to the bakery in the village. The chocolate croissants look like they have been made for westerners, but at this time of the morning its only indians buying.
Over a long breakfast with Chris Watkins of Appropedia recently, I realised that there are several distinct schools of Clean/Appropriate technology where different sets of assumptions drive optimisation for different outcomes. I found it helpful to think these through in the table below. I believe that if we understand the different ways of thinking then it helps to look at how to build on each other's work without expecting that "improvements" we need will necessarily translate back to a different set of assumptions.
I just landed back in Australia, and Marshal Rubinstein, co-founder with me of the OneFridge project is getting Potassium Iodide tablets made and shipped to Japan as it is supposedly the best protection against radiation danger. We have heard they are very hard to get (even in the San Francisco bay area) at the moment, and the ones available are being sold at high prices by profiteers.
There are a number of challenges we are working on - both here and in Japan, and help would be useful with a couple of the points in our brief below relating to Import regulations and Distribution.
We could also potentially use a manufacturer in Japan and ship all the 150kg or what is left of it.
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When John Booth says he is no "Johnny-come-lately" in local politics, he has a record of 36 years of service backing him up. Booth spent all of those years as a member of Mount Vernon City Council, 14 as council president, before retiring from city office at the end of 2011.
He is making his third bid for county commissioner as a Democrat in a county that usually leans heavily toward the Republican ticket. In fact, Booth is the only Democrat on the Nov. 6 ballot seeking a county office, but that does not blunt his enthusiasm in the least.
"I'm passionate about this," he says. "I have a lot of experience serving the people of Mount Vernon, and I've gotten to know a lot of great people. I would be able to work very well with the other two commissioners (Republicans Roger Reed and Teresa Bemiller), and all I ask is that people judge me not as a Democrat but as a man, and based on the job I can do for them."
Reed is not up for re-election until 2014 and Bemiller is running unopposed, but Booth is part of an intriguing three-candidate race as he opposes Republican Thom Collier of Mount Vernon and Independent Jim Hughes of Gambier. Like Booth, both Collier and Hughes have crowded resumes covering both the private and public sectors.
"I have nothing bad whatsoever to say about my opponents," Booth says. "They are both fine men, but I think I have better all-around experience than they do."
Booth believes that it is imperative to maintain effective county services, particularly police and fire protection, but at the same time acknowledges the challenge of difficult financial times.
"I served as chairman of the finance committee on city council during some very tough years," he says. "Margaret Ann Ruhl (now a State Representative) was treasurer at the time, and we had to make some difficult cuts. That's not an easy thing to do: It affects peoples' lives. But you have to be able to make hard decisions."
With regard to specific actions he may favor on financial line items, Booth says that "It's hard to say from the outside," but that he is confident he can lend valuable expertise to the county.
"You have to have the budget numbers in front of you to really know what you're talking about," he says, "but one thing is sure: We can't print money, and we need to spend what we have wisely."
Booth, a Knox County native, retired after a 40-year career in local industry. He and his wife, Sharon, have five adult children and live in Mount Vernon. He lost his previous bids for the county commissioner seat in 2006 and 2008.
"When I retired from council in December, I just thought it was time to do something else," he says. "Commissioner is a job I would really like to have. I provided a lot of service to the people of Mount Vernon and hope to do the same for the entire county.
"I grew up in a big family. I've raised five children, and I know what it is to pinch a penny and try to get the most out of every dollar. I feel like we left Mount Vernon a better place when I retired from council, and I want Knox County to be even better for my children than it has been for me. I'm hoping the voters will give me an opportunity to work in that direction."
Booth ran unopposed in the Democratic primary in March, and knows that his real challenge is to carry the normally Democratic-friendly vote in Mount Vernon while carving out enough support in rural parts of the county to outpoll Collier and Hughes.
"I know this is an uphill battle," he says, "but I look at it as an opportunity to serve rather than a job. I work well with people, and I would certainly work well with the other commissioners to find ways to save money."
Although he is retired from his long careers in local industry and on City Council, Booth isn't letting any grass grow beneath his feet. Along with his campaign activities, his civic activities include serving as board chairman of both Knox Area Transit and the Salvation Army of Knox County.
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look for coates to have a big year
KF will be the starter maybe named after the spring game thats just my take
LSWHO going down this year they going to lose 3-4 gms
another 6' WR whatever good luck on the speed sweep with that OLINE
Diggs to Auburn watch and see top 5 class not bad
whatever bammer get over it
Who cares dude throws ducks
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Moseley better not be in the mix next year or were in deep sh
Did Moseley transfer?
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I think it boils down mainly to the winning two step formula of
Invite females to play
Don't be a dick to them when they do
Step one should be fairly self explanatory, but for some reason many people worrying about this topic skip it. Try it, it works. My roommate was talking to a manager lady at work about an unexpectedly shared interest in Babylon 5, ...
The game you want to run is not the game they want to play.
Fundamentally, gaming is a consensual activity. You clearly have very strong views about what kind of game you want to play, strong enough to trump your annoyance with the rest of the players not playing that game.
While it's not "wrong" to require justification, it will leave you without players ...
Two words: Dramatic Exit
Though others adequately attempt to help with the group dynamics, I'll answer the question as asked instead: "How do I quit a game gracefully?" and work my way around to the same place.
Work within the fantasy. Make appologies to the GM and offer to work with him/her to make it work within the story of the game. Make your last ...
Ask more generally about their comfort boundaries
Tell the party that you have some ideas you think might be crossing the line, and ask them where they'd like the line to be drawn. In that context you might even give examples and include something similar to your idea as just one of several.
Throw in a scaled-down version as a test
Use the general concept ...
There are a ton of issues with that.
That doesn't automatically mean it's the wrong move, just that it's fraught with problems.
Ultimately, most people feel that roleplaying works best when everyone, ya know, plays a role. As in, behaves as their character would, based on what their character knows, rather than how they would, based on what they know. This ...
Sounds like you have a couple separate issues mixed in together.
Uneven Spotlight Time
If only some characters are engaged in the planning, make sure and spread the spotlight time around to the others. After 5 minutes of the planning characters doing their thing, go around to the other characters and get 5 minutes of what they're doing, don't let the ...
As with any motivational approaches, there's the carrot and the stick. You have to be careful to not simply be permissive of the late behavior, or else you won't incentivize the people who are showing up on time to do so.
Start at a known time and allow a buffer. On our group we have a "doors open" time and a "game" time, to allow for people to show up ...
Female gamer geek, checking in with 2 cents...
It's okay to treat women/girls like "one of the guys" -- as a matter of fact, it's preferable. Walking on eggshells around us is just as much unwanted attention as never taking your eyes off our breasts. Ignore people who suggest you have to communicate differently, be PC, etc. to get female players: the ...
"For every 5 minutes you spend planning realtime, an [hour/day/week/whatever's appropriate] goes by game time. Over 10 minutes realtime and I start checking to see if the enemy gets wind of your plans and uses it against you. Let's get this thing moving!"
Especially in a game where logistics and character death aren't core parts of play, putting pressure on ...
As noted, this is a player decision rather than a GM one. However, here is the system that one of my groups used to good effect in the past:
Loot is pooled until the end of the night or adventure (although particularly powerful upgrades may be lent out on a temporary basis).
Calculate the total sell value of the pool of items (that is, how much the players ...
Roles Really Aren't That Important in 3.5
To begin, spells are the most powerful class feature in the game. Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 doesn't really care much about roles: you will be more powerful the more magic you have. You will never be more powerful going for a non-magic class, even if the rest of your group is already magical. So I call ...
A note: While this is a system-agnostic question, certain systems (ex: DitV, FATE, Paranoia) are much better at handling this than others (ex: Any D&D system). Some games are even focused entirely around CvC conflict (En Garde, Everyone Is John, etc). For the purposes of this response I'm going to assume that in this game the party is all on the same ...
I think you are right in assuming that "everyone pulls their own weight" is not very helpful or realistic. However, everyone can pull different weight.
In my group I'm the host, which means I clean up after my friends. In return, I don't have to travel on game night - an even trade as far as I'm concerned.
I think when you are the "one in charge", you ...
Don't lie about it and don't cause drama. Just tell them you need to back out of the game for a while.
I quit all my games every several years. I get really burnt out on tabletop gaming and it stops being fun until I take a 6-12 month break. Whenever I've come back from such a break is when I've had the most fun and come up with my best characters. I've ...
Welcome and great question! You have two major paths you can try.
More Social Characters
One of the joys of roleplaying is trying out things different from yourself. And personality types are as much a part of that as being an elf or a dwarf. You can do research (read How To Win Friends and Influence People, watch some of those personal-makeover shows, ...
I don't think you should change anything about the game itself. You just need to invite female players and make sure they feel comfortable. If they show up and spend more time brushing off unwanted advances than rolling dice, they're not going to have fun and they're going to leave. Even if they think you're inviting them to the game just because they're ...
The first thing is: get a game that inspires them. Without that, you're sunk. Often, settings will inspire people: try Poison'd, Kagematsu, Prime Time Adventures, Mouse Guard, Burning Wheel or a specific Fiasco playset. If you can, get them to choose one themselves.
Particularly, try a game with a GM. This does two things. Firstly, it gives them some ...
I'm going to go against the prevailing advice here:
If the other players won't let you play a character that you find interesting, because that character won't "pull its weight" in combat, they're violating Wheaton's Law.
If you want to play a character that is ineffective in combat but effective in other situations, that is your right as a player. You ...
This always seems to be the answer, but...
Talk to the player first.
I'm assuming you have some means of contacting your players outside your normal game time, if only to set up game or let each other know of cancellations or emergencies. Send your player a message, something along the lines of "Hey, I've noticed that you seem dissatisfied at game lately. ...
I'm currently running a weekly game and think I've hit upon a series of tactics that, for me, works better than anything else I've tried thus far.
1) Regularly Scheduled One Off Night - Most gamers suffer from a bit of magpie behavior (flitting from one shiny object to another) and that's not necessarily a bad thing. To create an outlet for this, we have ...
We had this happen once. She always said it was her character.
Eventually, in the middle of a dungeon, she tried to loot another (unconscious) player's body. The rest of us knocked her character out, left her to get eaten by the giant insects, and took the other unconscious PC to get healed.
That was us responding in character. We invited her to create a ...
"A practical man can always make what he wants to do look like a noble sacrifice of personal inclinations to the welfare of the community. I've decided that I've got to be practical myself, and that's one of the rules. How about breakfast?" The Pirates of Ersatz, Murray Leinster
From your question I noticed a few things. Nominally, I completely agree with ...
Much like with kids and animals, routine helps.
Accept that a certain amount of socializing will always happen at the beginning of the game, and allow it to happen.
before you start the session
A half hour before you (as the GM) would like to start playing, put the food away and take out the books, dice, miniatures and other paraphernalia that you ...
Have you thought about breaking it up into two groups in the same campaign setting? That might be a way to make it more manageable. To get the quieter people involved, you will have to give their character information or knowledge that no one else has and get them to share it. This requires a bit of enforcement regarding what is in-character vs. ...
Crossdressing For Success
I play a character of a different gender than myself about 25% of the time judging from a review of my recent past characters. I think it's a great roleplaying challenge and is a lot of fun. Of course when I GM I run female characters all the time as a routine part of any game session, too.
"It's weird"
Though I've seen ...
Games should be fun. This DM is making it not-fun for you. Quitting was the right thing to do!
As for the "sore loser" comment, either one of two things may be happening:
For whatever reason, they were deliberately tormenting you. Calling you a "sore loser" is an attempt to manipulate you back into their control, so they can keep tormenting you.
They were ...
In Spirit of the Century, in character generation you specifically include other PCs as "guest stars" in parts of your origin, linking them with common experiences (and, optionally, skills). This got inherited by Dresden Files and other later FATE-based stuff like Disapora, Starblazer Adventures, and optionally in Strands of FATE.
In Ars Magica, the troupe ...
A word of warning, more like an addition to BESW's excellent answer. A long time ago, in a horror game, I did run a rape scene which involved one of the player character. Unbeknownst to me, the player was a rape survivor. Boy, did I feel bad about that one! Thankfully, the player was fine, knew that I did not mean offence, and that it was a ...
I notice that you didn't tag this question with a D&D tag, so I'm going to add an answer that doesn't assume D&D party dynamics.
If both players want their characters to get a particular piece of loot, awesome! They have their characters in a conflict, which is what makes stories interesting. Run with it. In this case, I would turn it over to the ...
Stop making kill-then-search a workable response to the problems they face.
The first aspect of this is to make combat dangerous. If you don't want to make it deadly, then at least make it have long-term negative consequences, as Richard outlined.
The second is to throw problems at them that they can't solve just by killing things. In a dungeon, "tricks ...
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This Saturday, September 30, 2006 ... Disney memorabilia collectors and dealers will have their wears on sale at the "Strictly Disney" Show & Sale at Walt Disney World's Swan Convention Center. Several authors of Disney related books will be on hand signing copies. Registered conventioneers will be admitted one hour earlier than the general public. The Show & Sale will open to the public at 10:00 am and concludes at 4:00 pm.
I wish I could make it.
I'm only happy in Disney World
I am still a proud pod person
Keep on babbeling
Then maybe you should start making plans to attend next year's convention. Same time, same place!
Is there an admission charge for the show & sale?
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Yes, $5.00 per person and $4.00 for NFFC Members.
thank you
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DescriptionLost Rocks is one of the most unique climbing areas in the country. On a coastline hundreds of miles long that is covered with chossy boulders, this string of beaches somehow has solid spectacular rock. The setting here is tranquil and peaceful despite the pounding surf, none of the boulder problems have been given grades and very few are named, and the shifting sands can change the landscape overnight. Getting ThereDriving time is approximately 6 hours from Portland, and about the same from San Francisco. CampingDo not camp at the campground at the parking area. This belongs to the Yurok tribe of Native Americans and it is on private property. Due to access issues climbers shouldn't use this area to access the beach, and we really shouldn't camp here. The BoulderingThe bouldering here is gorgeous. There is only one restriction: the first group of boulders (near the lagoon and the Yurok campground) and the first problems on the next set to the south are off-limits to rock climbers. These boulders are on private property and the Yurok tribe and the property owners request that you not climb on them (despite the fact that there are some great looking problems...). Put your blinders on as you walk by them and head South down the beach for a quarter mile or so to the next great set of boulders. From here, there are two more groups of rocks over the next 1/2 mile of beach. 1 Total Routes
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I want to meet axl the most, also dizzy (if available) and ashba. it's a bit of a gamble when you don't know who will be at the meet and greet.
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2010 marks the 75th anniversary of the formal establishment of our state parks system.
Photo: Rachid Dahnoun (Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park); James Phelps (Valley of Fire)
Seventy-five years ago, on March 26, 1935, the Nevada Legislature passed two momentous bills pertaining to state parks. SB 88 created the nucleus of the state parks system by specifically designating four state parks: "Beaver Dam," "Cathedral Gorge," and "Kershaw Canyon-Ryan" in Lincoln County and "Boulder Dam-Valley of Fire" in Clark County. The four sites were "set aside for all times for state park and recreational purposes." Also, cutting timber, destruction of buildings, and removal of artifacts were prohibited.
SB 94 provided for the creation of a state park commission consisting of five members to be appointed by then Governor Richard Kirman. The commissioners were to serve on a strictly gratis basis, but they were authorized to make and enforce park rules and regulations. Of the commissioners, Colonel Thomas W. Miller of Caliente was elected chairman. Miller came to Nevada in 1933 as superintendent of the Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Nevada and parts of Oregon and California. He is known as the founder of the state parks system and served as chairman from 1935-36, 1953-59, and 1967-73.
Before Miller, there was Governor James Scrugham, who began a progressive campaign for promoting recreation in the 1920s. Realizing the state had become heavily dependent on mining and agriculture, Scrugham saw the need to diversify Nevada's economy. Thus, along with a push to improve the state's roads, he passed a 1923 bill meant to set aside certain areas for recreational use.
By March 1925, 15 sites were designated as "state recreation grounds and game refuges." Interestingly, only one of the 15 sites, Cathedral Gorge, would be incorporated into the state park system. Today, thanks to the hard work of people such as Miller and Scrugham, generally speaking there are 25 state parks in Nevada, a number derived from a combination of State Parks, State Recreation Areas, and State Historic Parks (explained below).
As much as some love the Silver State for its world-class casinos and resorts, others cherish it for its wide-open spaces. The state parks system ensures that these spaces are kept pristine, and 2010 is about celebrating the luxury of having so much beautiful land. "Nevada is fortunate that forward-thinking people like Miller, Scrugham, and others saw fit to set aside so many treasured places," says Dave Morrow, administrator of the Nevada Division of State Parks. "It's up to us not only to protect these special places for residents and visitors, but to find innovative ways to expand on the state park estate."
The Nevada Division of State Parks manages three general categories of sites: State Parks, State Recreation Areas, and State Historic Parks. There are 25 such sites statewide, which are explained in detail and shown on a Nevada state map below.
STATE PARKS are primarily established to preserve and protect exceptional or unique natural features of ecological, geological, scientific, or similar nature, or exceptional scenic qualities. Cultural features of historical, archaeological, or other significance may exist on the site. On the map, the title "State Park" has been omitted to save space.
STATE RECREATION AREAS typically possess unusual natural or man-made features suitable for a variety of outdoor recreation activities. Such features may include topographic, open space, streams, lakes, or reservoirs. On the map, the title "State Recreation Area" has been omitted to save space.
STATE HISTORIC PARKS preserve and protect historical and archaeological resources and are intended to provide a direct link for the park visitor to Nevada's past. Such areas can include public or private historical buildings or a group of historical buildings, battlegrounds, town sites, significant sites of native culture, historical trails or routes, arts, or other sites associated with a significant person or event. On the map, the title "State Historic Park" has been omitted to save space.
Throughout 2010, the Nevada Division of State Parks is celebrating the 75th anniversary of the formal establishment of Nevada's state park system. Special events are planned throughout the year in various state parks. parks.nv.gov, 775-684-2770
At left is the Nevada State Parks 75th-anniversary logo designed by Western Nevada College student Bethany Surber. She won the Nevada Division of State Parks logo design contest in late 2009.
View the winners of the Nevada Division of State Parks 75th-Anniversary K-12 Poster Contest here.
Is there a listing or brochure for the special events planned this year for the 75th anniversary?
Lori, the Nevada Division of State Parks has a "75th Anniversary News" section on their homepage:
To inquire about a printed listing or brochure, contact State Parks.
I think folks should try to hit every park or as many as possible during the 75th anniversary. There is really cool stuff to buy at the ones with visitor centers for the anniversary and a lot of the parks' trail and campgrounds have been upgraded! What a cool way to have mini vacations right here in our own backyard.
Dear sirs,
I hear from the TV that Nevada is going to raise their fees to use the State Park system! I wish it wasn't so, but I must ask a couple questions.
We are both seniors (67 & 76) and purchase a senior SP pass almost every year. We both live on fixed incomes with no possibility of any increase in the foreseeable future. In fact, this year we took a hit when our insurance policies all went up, yet we still receive the same gross income as in 2008. Where will the prices increase, and when do they take effect? Will our SP pass still be honored until it runs out?
Thank you for your information forthcoming!
To answer Mr. Shuster's inquiry, the recent action taken during the special session of the legislature resulted in a cumulative total budget cut for the biennium of $7,429,326, or 46% of the Division of State Parks' General Fund budget. However, in order to prevent closure of most if not all the state parks, the legislature authorized the division to raise fees for a total of $1,086,000, thus reducing the overall GF budget cut to 39%. Included in the proposed fee increases will likely be an increase in the cost of senior citizen passes. Considering the alternative of closing the parks, such passes will still constitute an outstanding value for seniors. On average, any seniors who camp in the parks will still be camping for free after the first two nights. All current senior passes will be honored until they expire. The exact date of the new fee increases have not yet been determined, but it will be either April 1 or July 1, 2010.
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Election Impact: Some New Faces, But No "Reset" for Tech Policy Debates
There will be some new faces next year. But with the Administration and both houses of Congress remaining in the same hands, the election's main outcome for tech policy is that there won't be any immediate U-turns or game-changers in the ongoing debates over important issues like cybersecurity, privacy, and Internet neutrality.
A second-term for Obama means that the Administration's existing technology policy initiatives can continue. The Administration can keep working on an executive order to address cybersecurity. NTIA can proceed with its multistakeholder effort to flesh out some privacy principles for the world of mobile computing. The FTC can continue to be aggressive on privacy issues. The FCC will continue to back Internet neutrality safeguards, subject to the legal challenge currently underway in court.
Congress, meanwhile, remains divided. That means partisan legislation isn't likely to pass. Of course, many tech issues needn't be particularly partisan -- but where issues get dragged into the political realm, as happened in the case of Internet neutrality, legislative stalemate is the only likely result. CDT will continue to push for legislation on matters like ECPA reform, where we believe there is a broad coalition that can command bipartisan support.
In terms of individual policymakers, the election will usher in some significant departures. Senators Lieberman and Hutchison have been important players on cybersecurity. Representative Howard Berman has been a major voice on online copyright issues, as a strong supporter of Hollywood and an original cosponsor of SOPA. Representative Bono Mack, a key figure in online privacy debates as well as copyright, appears to be in jeopardy. So does Rep. Lungren, an active voice on cybersecurity. Come next year, as new committee assignments and chairmen are named, CDT looks forward to working with the new and returning Members of Congress who seek to be actively engaged on technology policy matters.