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- Date:06 Mar 2012
- Kick-off:19:45
- Venue:Ashton Gate
- Attendance:12,033
- Cisse (45)
Pitman (53) Stead (78) - Dyer (40) Danns (76)
Live Commentary
- 93:40 +3.40
Effort on goal by David Nugent from just inside the box goes harmlessly over the target.
- 86:22
Paul Gallagher replaces Neil Danns.
- 85:32
Lloyd Dyer concedes a free kick for a foul on Richard Foster. Neil Kilkenny crosses the ball in from the free kick, Daniel Drinkwater manages to make a clearance.
- 83:58
Kalifa Cisse gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Daniel Drinkwater. Direct effort from the free kick comes in from Daniel Drinkwater, save by David James.
- 83:11
(Bristol City) makes a substitution, with Neil Kilkenny coming on for Brett Pitman.
- 81:23
David Nugent fouled by Jamie McAllister, the ref awards a free kick. Jamie McAllister is given a yellow card. Free kick crossed by Tom Kennedy, Chris Wood makes a clearance.
- 80:25
Chris Wood is brought on as a substitute for Jon Stead.
- 78:59
Goal scored by Jon Stead from close range to the bottom left corner of the goal. Bristol City 3-2 Leicester.Brett Pitman provided the assist for the goal.
- 76:13
Neil Danns finds the back of the net with a goal from inside the six-yard box to the bottom right corner of the goal. Bristol City 2-2 Leicester.Assist by Tom Kennedy.
- 72:20
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Tom Kennedy from the right by-line, Kalifa Cisse makes a clearance.
- 68:01
Albert Adomah joins the action as a substitute, replacing Joe Bryan.
- 67:47
David Nugent produces a right-footed shot from inside the area that goes over the bar.
- 67:00
The assistant referee signals for offside against Jon Stead. Free kick taken by Sean St. Ledger.
- 65:31
Corner taken by Tom Kennedy played to the near post, clearance made by Jon Stead.
- 64:24
The ball is swung over by Lloyd Dyer, Neil Danns has an effort at goal from close in which goes wide right of the goal.
- 63:03
Effort on goal by Brett Pitman from just inside the penalty area goes over the target.
- 62:00
David Nugent takes a shot. Save by David James.
- 59:24
Daniel Drinkwater replaces Ben Marshall. Jeffery Schlupp comes on in place of Jermaine Beckford.
- 58:22
Brett Pitman takes a shot from inside the box clearing the bar.
- 56:47
The referee blows for offside against Wes Morgan. Free kick taken by David James.
- 56:22
Wes Morgan takes a shot. Save by David James.
- 55:28
Unfair challenge on Jermaine Beckford by Stephen Pearson results in a free kick. The free kick is delivered left-footed by Tom Kennedy from right channel, Louis Carey makes a clearance.
- 53:39
A goal is scored by Brett Pitman from close range to the top left corner of the goal. Bristol City 2-1 Leicester.Stephen Pearson provided the assist for the goal.
- 52:59
Free kick awarded for a foul by Brett Pitman on Richie Wellens. Free kick taken by Richie Wellens.
- 50:45
Ben Marshall crosses the ball.
- 49:07
Jamie McAllister gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Ben Marshall. Free kick taken by Richie Wellens.
- 47:29
Inswinging corner taken by Brett Pitman from the left by-line, save by Kasper Schmeichel.
- 47:22
Stephen Pearson crosses the ball, blocked by Lee Peltier.
- 45:59
Shot by Jon Stead from outside the box goes high over the crossbar.
- 45:53 +0.53
Kalifa Cisse grabs a goal from close in to the bottom right corner of the goal. Bristol City 1-1 Leicester.The assist for the goal came from Jon Stead.
- 44:46
Close range effort by Kalifa Cisse goes wide of the left-hand upright.
- 43:14
Tom Kennedy gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Richard Foster. Jamie McAllister crosses the ball from the free kick right-footed from right wing, Sean St. Ledger manages to make a clearance.
- 40:39
Lloyd Dyer fires in a goal from close in to the top right corner of the goal. Bristol City 0-1 Leicester.
- 37:47
Corner from the right by-line taken by Tom Kennedy, clearance by Stephen McManus.
- 37:11
Corner taken left-footed by Tom Kennedy from the left by-line, clearance made by Stephen Pearson.
- 36:31
The offside flag is raised against David Nugent. Free kick taken by Jamie McAllister.
- 33:00
Corner taken right-footed by Brett Pitman from the left by-line to the near post, clearance made by Neil Danns.
- 32:46
Jon Stead takes a shot. Blocked by Lloyd Dyer.
- 31:32
Free kick awarded for a foul by Kalifa Cisse on Neil Danns. Sean St. Ledger restarts play with the free kick.
- 30:35
The offside flag is raised against Lloyd Dyer. David James restarts play with the free kick.
- 29:20
Centre by Brett Pitman.
- 28:39
Ben Marshall takes a inswinging corner from the left by-line to the near post, clearance made by Jon Stead.
- 27:52
Tom Kennedy takes the inswinging corner, Stephen McManus makes a clearance.
- 27:16
The ball is swung over by Ben Marshall.
- 26:23
Stephen Pearson takes a shot. Wes Morgan gets a block in.
- 25:53
Richie Wellens gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Brett Pitman. Louis Carey takes the free kick.
- 24:03
Jon Stead concedes a free kick for a foul on Wes Morgan. Kasper Schmeichel takes the free kick.
- 23:13
The ball is swung over by Ben Marshall.
- 22:16
Jamie McAllister delivers the ball, Close range header by Brett Pitman goes over the crossbar.
- 21:44
Corner taken left-footed by Jamie McAllister from the right by-line to the near post, clearance by Neil Danns.
- 21:35
Brett Pitman crosses the ball, clearance by Sean St. Ledger.
- 21:02
Jon Stead takes a shot. Save by Kasper Schmeichel.
- 20:07
The ball is crossed by Ben Marshall, clearance by Liam Fontaine.
- 14:38
Unfair challenge on Brett Pitman by Richie Wellens results in a free kick. Stephen Pearson restarts play with the free kick.
- 12:01
Brett Pitman takes a shot. Kasper Schmeichel makes a save.
- 10:51
Foul by Jon Stead on Lloyd Dyer, free kick awarded. Booking for Jon Stead. Free kick crossed by Ben Marshall, clearance made by Jamie McAllister.
- 9:45
David Nugent challenges Stephen McManus unfairly and gives away a free kick. David James takes the free kick.
- 7:23
Richie Wellens challenges Joe Bryan unfairly and gives away a free kick. Indirect free kick taken by Kalifa Cisse. Richie Wellens receives a caution.
- 6:46
Foul by Richard Foster on Jermaine Beckford, free kick awarded. Tom Kennedy takes the free kick.
- 2:33
Brett Pitman takes a shot from inside the box clearing the bar.
- 1:45
Free kick awarded for a foul by Sean St. Ledger on Jon Stead. The free kick is swung in left-footed by Jamie McAllister, Neil Danns manages to make a clearance.
Match Preview
Adomah out for Robins Bristol City's injury woes have worsened ahead of the visit of Leicester in the npower Championship on Tuesday, with the news Albert Adomah will play no part. Winger Adomah hobbled off late in the first half of the 3-0 defeat at Ipswich on Saturday with strained ligaments. Adomah joins an injury list which also includes Marvin Elliott, who has been ruled out for the season after snapping his Achilles tendon, and broken ankle victim David Clarkson. Defender Cole Skuse requires another two weeks of recuperation time before he can make his comeback from a broken toe while James Wilson could be out for the rest of the campaign with an ankle problem picked up in training last week. The one piece of positive news for manager Derek McInnes is on-loan centre-back Stephen McManus should return to the matchday squad after missing the loss at Portman Road because of a thigh knock. Leading scorer David Nugent is a doubt for Leicester. Nugent injured a knee in netting his 14th goal of the season to give the Foxes the lead in the 2-0 home victory over Coventry at the weekend. The striker will be assessed but he does not want to miss Tuesday night's match. "When I shot my foot was stuck on the floor and my studs stuck and I jerked my knee," said Nugent in the post-match press conference on Saturday. "I thought at first it was a serious one because I couldn't feel my knee but the numbness went away and I began to get some feeling back. "Hopefully, I will okay for Bristol. It will tighten up but it is up to me to keep on top of it, keep icing it and get ready for Tuesday. I want to play in every game we have this month. There are a lot of games coming up and I want to be a part of it." Defender Paul Konchesky will definitely miss out following his red card against Coventry. The full-back will begin a three-match suspension. Forward Paul Gallacher could be involved, particularly if Nugent is absent, after missing the last three games with a hamstring injury.
Bristol City
- David James
- Louis Carey
- Liam Fontaine
- Stephen McManus
- Jamie McAllister
- Richard Foster
- Kalifa Cisse
- Stephen Pearson
- Joe Bryan
- Brett Pitman
- Jon Stead
- Dean Gerken
- Neil Kilkenny
- Yannick Bolasie
- Albert Adomah
- Chris Wood
- Kasper Schmeichel
- Lee Peltier
- Wes Morgan
- Sean St. Ledger
- Tom Kennedy
- Ben Marshall
- Richie Wellens
- Neil Danns
- Lloyd Dyer
- David Nugent
- Jermaine Beckford
- Souleymane Bamba
- Paul Gallagher
- Steve Howard
- Daniel Drinkwater
- Jeffery Schlupp
Match Report
Stead leaves Leicester foxed Jon Stead's second goal of the season handed Bristol City their first win in eight npower Championship games as they beat Leicester 3-2 at Ashton Gate. Stead pounced from close range after Brett Pitman's effort rebounded off a Leicester upright to settle a topsy-turvy game in the home side's favour and move them five points clear of the relegation zone. The visitors took the lead four minutes before half-time. Lloyd Dyer seized on a moment of hesitancy in the hosts' defence to lash a fierce drive into the left-hand top corner. Kalifa Cisse missed a golden chance to level seconds after the restart, dragging his sliding effort wide, but he was on target before the break - shooting beneath Kasper Schmeichel from Stead's through-ball. After the break the home side edged in front, with Pitman collecting Stephen Pearson's pass to beat Schmeichel. The Robins could not hold their lead, and Neil Danns bundled Tom Kennedy's cross beyond David James to level. But the hosts rallied once more and Stead secured three valuable points in their battle to avoid the drop. Pitman, enjoying a rare start up front, almost put the home side ahead after 12 minutes but his powerful drive was punched to safety by Schmeichel. Despite having the better of the chances in the first quarter, City almost shot themselves in the foot after 28 minutes. A harmless long ball seemed to be drifting through to James but Stephen McManus nodded a headed backpass over his own goalkeeper and narrowly wide. The match appeared to be meandering to half-time goalless, but out of nowhere the visitors grabbed the advantage. Liam Fontaine and Louis Carey stumbled into each other on the edge of the area, the ball broke kindly for Dyer and the winger hammered home from an acute angle. The hosts should have been level moments later. Stead headed down neatly for Pitman, whose miscued volley found Cisse unmarked and six yards from goal, but the midfielder slid his effort wide. However, Cisse made instant amends for his error, equalising seconds before the interval. Stead slipped a neat pass into the feet of the onrushing Malian and he produced a much more composed finish to slot beyond Schmeichel. Ten minutes after half-time, the Robins had turned the game on its head. Pearson latched onto a loose ball 30 yards from goal and fed Pitman, who beat the offside trap to lift the ball over Schmeichel. James did well to deny Beckford low at his near post as Leicester went in search of a quick reply and the former England stopper was on top form again after 62 minutes to prevent David Nugent from levelling. The hosts sat deep in their own half for much of the final 20 minutes, inviting and absorbing pressure throughout. Leicester equalised 14 minutes from time when Kennedy's cross from the left found Danns and the midfielder squeezed the ball beneath James. No sooner had the Foxes found parity, however, than they were back behind once more. Pitman found space in the area and, when his deflected effort bounced back off an upright, Stead was there to tap home.
Form Guide
- Bristol City
- Leicester DLWLWW
Last Meetings
- Leicester
- 1 - 2
- Bristol City
- 17/08/2011
- Leicester
- 2 - 1
- Bristol City
- 18/02/2011
- Bristol City
- 2 - 0
- Leicester
- 20/11/2010
- Bristol City
- 1 - 1
- Leicester
- 16/02/2010
- Leicester
- 1 - 3
- Bristol City
- 08/12/2009
- Leicester
- 0 - 0
- Bristol City
- 08/03/2008
Top Scorers
Bristol City
- B Pitman 5
- A Adomah 5
- S Pearson 2
- M Elliott 2
- J Stead 1
- N Kilkenny 1
- K Cisse 1
- M Woolford 1
- C Wood 1
- D Nugent 13
- A King 4
- P Gallagher 4
- J Beckford 4
- N Danns 3
- P Konchesky 2
- D Vassell 2
- L Dyer 2
- R Wellens 1
- M Mills 1
- L Peltier 1
- S Bamba 1
- J Schlupp 1
Bristol City
- Total goals 83
- Goals per game 28
- 1 (For) 2 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 3 (For) 5 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 3 (For) 3 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 1 (For) 5 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 5 (For) 2 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 2 (For) 9 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 3 (For) 6 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 4 (For) 10 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 6 (For) 13 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 100
- Goals per game 45
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 10 (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 5 (For) 5 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 4 (For) 4 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 6 (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 7 (For) 1 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 7 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 5 (For) 6 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 4 (For) 5 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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Misconduct Report: December 2014
Mike McGrath
Mike McGrath | |
Current Court Information: | |
Montana Supreme Court | |
Title: | Chief justice |
Salary: | $126,000 |
Service: | |
Selection: | Elected |
Active: | 2009-2016 |
Preceded by: | Karla Gray |
Past post: | Attorney General of Montana |
Past term: | 2000-2008 |
Past post 2: | Lewis and Clark County attorney |
Past term 2: | 1982-2000 |
Personal History | |
Undergraduate: | University of Montana, 1970 |
Law School: | Gonzaga University Law School, 1975 |
Military service: | United States Air Force |
Mike McGrath is the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Montana. He was elected in 2008 and his current term ends in 2016.[1]
McGrath earned a B.A. in business administration from the University of Montana in 1970 and his J.D. from Gonzaga University Law School in 1975.[2]
- 2008-2016: Chief justice, Supreme Court of Montana
- 2000-2008: Attorney General of Montana
- 1982-2000: Lewis and Clark County attorney
- 1976-1982: Assistant attorney general, Montana
- 1975-1976: Reginald Heber Smith Community Lawyer, Reno, Nevada
- 1970-1972: U.S. Air Force[1][2]
2008 election
Chief Justice Karla M. Gray retired from the court, leaving an open seat. Mike McGrath was elected to the court with 75.1% of the vote.[3]
Candidate | Incumbent | Seat | Election % | |
Mike McGrath | No | Chief Justice | 75.1% | |
Ron Waterman | No | Chief Justice | 24.8% |
Declines to investigate Gov. Schweitzer
In July 2008, Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer gave a speech in Philadelphia to the American Association for Justice, formerly known as the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, during which he said that he tampered with the 2006 U.S. Senate election in Montana to help Democrat Jon Tester win. When the text of his remarks surfaced September 3, 2008, state and national media covered the story. Schweitzer eventually said that the remarks had been meant as a joke.[4]
A conservative columnist in Montana asked McGrath, as Montana's attorney general, to investigate, but McGrath declined. In response, Erik Iverson, the chair of the Montana Republican Party, alleged that McGrath had refused to investigate "without so much as even lifting a finger in an effort to ascertain the facts." The U.S. attorney's office is reviewing Schweitzer's comments to see if a federal investigation is warranted. [5]
Political ideology
In October 2012, political science professors Adam Bonica and Michael Woodruff of Stanford University attempted to determine the partisan ideology of state supreme court justices in their paper, State Supreme Court Ideology and 'New Style' Judicial Campaigns. A score above 0 indicated a more conservative leaning ideology while scores below 0 are more liberal. McGrath received a Campaign finance score (CFscore) of -0.95, indicating a liberal ideological leaning. This is more liberal than the average CF score of -0.87 that justices received in Montana. The study is based on data from campaign contributions by judges themselves, the partisan leaning of contributors to the judges or, in the absence of elections, the ideology of the appointing body (governor or legislature). This study is not a definitive label of a justice, but an academic gauge of various factors.[6]
See also
- Courts in Montana
- News: Chief Justice McGrath to appoint one of five applicants to new water court position, May 6, 2012
External links
- Montana Courts, "Chief Justice Mike McGrath"
- Project Vote Smart, "Chief Justice Mike McGrath (MT)"
- Ballotpedia.org, "Mike McGrath"
- Progressive States Network, "MT: Attorney General goes to bat for hard working state employees," August 23, 2006
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Montana Courts, "Chief Justice Mike McGrath"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Project Vote Smart, "Chief Justice Mike McGrath (MT)"
- ↑ Montana Secretary of State, "2008 General Election Results"
- ↑ The New York Times, "Montana Officials Chastise Governor Over Boasts in Speech to Lawyers' Group," September 11, 2008
- ↑ KULR 8 TV, "No investigation on Schweitzer tampering claims," September 11, 2008
- ↑ Stanford University, "State Supreme Court Ideology and 'New Style' Judicial Campaigns," October 31, 2012


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1701 4th St SW
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Phone: 246-2261
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Trilingual production (Náhuatl, Spanish and English) incorporates music, lighting, costumes, props and projections into the performance of some of Mexico's best poetry from over five centuries.
Beginning with Nezahualcóyotl, the "Poet King of Texcoco," Poesía de México also features the works of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, Amado Nervo, Enrique González Martínez, Octavio Paz, Rosario Castellanos, Jaime Sabines, Homero Aridjis, Hector Carreto, and Javier Sicilia.
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text: Entry Type ID Date Applicable Rating System Primary Credit Inquiry (LIs) Ruling (LIs) Related Addenda/LIs Related Resources Campus Applicable Internationally Applicable Country Applicability Reference Guide (Addenda) Page (Addenda) Location (Addenda) Description of Change (Addenda) "Reference Guide Correction" "100001108" "2011-11-01" "New Construction, Schools - New Construction, Core and Shell, Healthcare, Retail - New Construction, Commercial Interiors, Retail - Commercial Interiors" "None" "None" "Green Building Design and Construction, 2009 edition $ Green Building Design and Construction, 2009 Edition, updated June 2010 $ Green Interior Design and Construction, 2009 edition $ Green Interior Design and Construction, 2009 edition, updated June 2011" "BD+C RG: 469ID+C RG: 330" "Definitions" "In alphabetical order, add the following definition for nonoccupied spaces, ""Nonoccupied spaces are defined as spaces designed for equipment and machinery or storage with no human occupancy except for maintenance, repairs, and equipment retrieval.""\n" "Reference Guide Correction" "100000929" "2011-05-09" "New Construction, Schools - New Construction, Core and Shell, Retail - New Construction, Healthcare, Commercial Interiors, Retail - Commercial Interiors" "None" "None" "Green Building Design and Construction, 2009 edition $ Green Interior Design and Construction, 2009 edition" "BD+C RG: 466, ID+C RG: 328" "Air Quality Testing" "In the fourth paragraph, add ""and the ISO methods"" after ""The protocols described in the referenced publication, EPA\'s Compendium of Methods for the Determination of Air Pollutants in Indoor Air,""" "Reference Guide Correction" "100000930" "2011-05-09" "New Construction, Schools - New Construction, Core and Shell, Retail - New Construction, Healthcare, Commercial Interiors, Retail - Commercial Interiors" "None" "None" "Green Building Design and Construction, 2009 edition $ Green Interior Design and Construction, 2009 edition" "BD+C RG: 466, ID+C RG: 328" "Air Quality Testing" "In the fourth paragraph, add in after ""...the greatest presumed contaminant source strength"", ""Determine the number of ventilation systems serving the building. Then, determine if the individual floor plates served by each single ventilation system are larger or smaller than 25,000 square feet. If they are smaller, take at least one sample for every 25,000 square feet, or fraction thereof, served by a single ventilation system. If they are larger, take one sample per floor plate. For example, a 110,000 square foot building with ten 11,000 square foot floors, served by a single ventilation system, needs only five samples - one per 25,000 square feet (or fraction thereof) because each 11,000 foot floor plate is smaller than 25,000 square feet. However, a building with ten 30,000 square foot floors, also served by a single ventilation system, needs ten samples for the building because each 30,000 floor plate is larger than the 25,000 sq ft criterion."" Delete, ""For example"" in the following sentence." "Reference Guide Correction" "100000931" "2011-05-09" "New Construction, Schools - New Construction, Core and Shell, Retail - New Construction, Healthcare, Commercial Interiors, Retail - Commercial Interiors" "None" "None" "Green Building Design and Construction, 2009 edition $ Green Interior Design and Construction, 2009 edition" "BD+C RG: 466, ID+C RG: 328" "Air Quality Testing" "In the fourth paragraph, add in after ""...at normal daily start times and at the minimum outside airflow rate."", ""For projects with standardized identical construction, such as classrooms in a school or multifamily residential units, identify which rooms are identical in construction, finishes, configuration, square footage, and HVAC systems. For these scenarios, project teams can sample the identical spaces by testing one in seven."" " "Reference Guide Correction" "100001091" "2011-11-01" "New Construction, Schools - New Construction, Core and Shell, Healthcare, Retail - New Construction, Commercial Interiors, Retail - Commercial Interiors" "None" "None" "Green Building Design and Construction, 2009 edition $ Green Building Design and Construction, 2009 Edition, updated June 2010 $ Green Interior Design and Construction, 2009 edition $ Green Interior Design and Construction, 2009 edition, updated June 2011" "BD+C RG: 469ID+C RG: 330" "Definitions" "In alphabetical order, add the following definition for occupied spaces, ""Occupied Spaces are defined as enclosed spaces that can accommodate human activities. Occupied spaces are further classified as regularly occupied or non-regularly occupied spaces based on the duration of the occupancy, individual or multi-occupant based on the quantity of occupants, and densely or non-densely occupied spaces based upon the concentration of occupants in the space.""" "LEED Interpretation" "10097" "2011-08-01" "New Construction, Core and Shell, Schools - New Construction, Retail - New Construction, Healthcare, Commercial Interiors, Retail - Commercial Interiors, Existing Buildings" "Overview: This CIR applies to Option 2- Air Quality Testing. With regards to the process to demonstrate that the maximum TVOC concentrations are below 500 micrograms/cubic meter, this CIR is requesting the acceptance of an alternate unit of measure based on a volumetric reading from an instantaneous, direct reading photoionization detector instrument (PID) using a 10.6 eVolt lamp. This reading would be recorded in a ppb (parts per billion) measurement and then converted to the designated unit of measure called out in the requirements (micrograms/cubic meter) using a conversion factor. This direct reading approach for TVOC will offer a more economical solution for IAQ testing by a factor of approximately two for our ~480,000 SF project. Methodology A conversion factor has been developed (by EH&E in Newton, MA) and is based on a TVOC ""fingerprint"" of 33 individual volatile organic compounds grouped by chemical category, resulting from a technical evaluation of the Building Assessment Survey Evaluation (BASE) data, the EPA TO-15 list of VOC\'s, and other relevant technical data. The EH&E team examined three lists of indoor VOC\'s to develop the TVOC ""fingerprint."" These lists originated the following sources: BASE dataset for commercial buildings, PID-readable chemical compounds, and an EPA approved list of indoor VOC\'s. Seven individual VOC\'s from the BASE data the had the highest reported concentrations and could be measured by a PID formed an initial, preliminary fingerprint. These individual VOC\'s were chemically regrouped (i.e. alcohols, halogenated hydrocarbon, aliphatics, etc.) and the relative group proportions in the fingerprint were compared with the BASE dataset. Based on the EPA guidance and a review of indoor VOC literature, additional VOC\'s not measured in the BASE dataset were considered for inclusion. By mapping additional pollutants from the EPA TO-15 list of VOC\'s, EH&E modified the fingerprint to represent new or existing buildings. The expanded list of compounds included all BASE compounds that were both on the EPA TO-15 list and measurable by the PID. This ""fingerprint"" is based on the following list of chemicals, sorted by their group, their average group molecular weight (AGMV), the % in BASE data, and specific compounds in fingerprint: Format given in following order: Group/AGMW/% in BASE/Compounds in Fingerprint Aldehydes/44.06/12%/Acetaldehyde Alkanes & alkenes/113.6/8%/n-undecane; n-decane; Nonane; Octane; n-hexane; 1,3 butadiene Aromatics/110.5/14%/d-limonene; a-pinene; Naphthalene; o-xylene; m- & p-xylenes; Ethylbenzene; Styrene; Toluene; Benzene Halogenated Hydrocarbons/130/15%/1,2 -dbromoethane; 1,2, 4-trichlorobenzene; 1, 2, -dichlorobenzene; Trichlorobenzene; 1,3,5 -trimethylbenzene; Chlorobenzene; 1,1 -dichloroethene; Vinyl chloride Alcohols/78.5/31%/2 -butoxyethanol; Phenol; 1 -butanol Ketones/58.1/15%/Acetone Other(e.g. acetates,sulfides, ethers, etc.)/92.55/5%/Butyl acetate; Dimethyl disulfide; Ethyl acetate; Carbon disulfide; t-butyl methyl ether Conversion Factor In order to convert a PID reading from part per billion (ppb) to a mass-based equivalent in micrograms/cubic meter, the PID value is multiplied by a derived conversion factor, MCF, defined below as the product of two correction factors, CF-1 and CF-2. For the TVOC fingerprint listed above, the formula is MCF = CF1 * CF2, where MCF = 2.70 Mass Conversion Factor CF1 = 0.88 Correction for predicted ppb PID reading to ""actual"" ppb reading, based on isobutylene equivalents, and CF2 = 3.07 Correction for ""actual"" ppb to micrograms/cubic meter equivalent, based on the chemical distribution of the mixture and the average molecular weight. Summary The acceptance of this CIR would provide a lower cost test for TVOCs, including the use of both hand held PID-TVOC direct read instruments and permanently installed PID-TVOC direct read instruments." "**Update January 1, 2014: This Interpretation is no longer valid. See LI 2467.\n\n **Update October 1, 2013 The applicant is requesting approval for use of a photoionization detector instrument (PID) to measure TVOC concentrations during air quality testing. The proposed alternative for testing of TVOC using a PID is not an approved method in the United States Environmental Protection Agency Compendium of Methods for the Determination of Air Pollutants in Indoor Air which are the methods required for this credit. The IAQ testing must be conducted according to the test procedure outlined in the referenced standard using an approved indoor TVOC measurement device, which is either Method IP-1A, Stainless Steel Canister, or IP-1B, Solid Adsorbent Tubes. Both of these methods utilize GC/MS analyses to determine the concentrations of the collected VOC\'s. Most laboratories will calculate the total concentration of VOC\'s (TVOC) according to a toluene equivalent mass from the Total Ion Chromatogram (not just the peaks of EPA TO-15 compounds, but the integrated area of the peaks from all compounds). This method is discussed in the California Department of Health Services (CDHS) Standard Practice. http://www.ciwmb.ca.gov/greenbuilding/Specs/Section01350 First of all PID analyses miss many of the common indoor VOC\'s such as aldehydes and aliphatics and has a poor response factor (i.e. and thus large uncertainty) for common indoor VOC\'s such as alcohols. The ""fingerprint"" method proposed for calibration of the PID is fundamentally flawed in that it uses a calibration based upon an assumed fixed percentage of mass of VOC\'s from seven different groups of VOC\'s while the actual mass percentage of VOC\'s can vary widely from building to building. The errors associated with the ""fingerprint"" method could be easily demonstrated by simultaneously measuring the TVOC concentration with a PID and either method IP-1A or IP-1B in a number of buildings. Such a comparison was conspicuously missing from the EH&E report ""Development of a Method to Convert Total Volatile Organic Compound Measurements in Buildings to Equivalent Mass Based Units"", although the report did contain numerous caveats regarding the accuracy of the ""fingerprint method"" including limitations related to the ""Representativeness of TVOC List"" and the ""Variability by Building Type"". Additionally, the LEED-NC v2.2 Reference Guide states that samples must be collected over a minimum 4-hour period; instantaneous TVOC measurements do not satisfy this requirement.Applicable internationally." "None" "None" "X" "LEED Interpretation" "10142" "2011-11-01" "New Construction, Schools - New Construction, Retail - New Construction, Retail - Commercial Interiors, Healthcare, Commercial Interiors, Core and Shell, Existing Buildings" "The project is an 80,000 sf K-12 school located in the pacific northwest. A majority of the building is being conditioned by ""standard"" mechanical means and can demonstrate compliance according to ASHRAE 55-2004 Figure 220.127.116.11., however there are portions of the building that will be thermally regulated by natural ventilation and with extensive radiant systems.\n\nThe purpose of this request is to determine whether the more passive, naturally ventilated portion of the building may be considered ""naturally conditioned"" with their thermal comfort criteria evaluated according to ASHRAE 55-2004 Figure 5.3 rather than being evaluated according to Figure 22.214.171.124.\n\nThe northwest climate is considered heating dominated with narrow diurnal temperature variations and as a consequence has limited cooling needs, especially during the school year. The need for cooling is isolated to only brief time periods at the beginning and end of the 9-month school year when potential thermal comfort concerns would arise. To mitigate thermal comfort concerns during these isolated times, the design incorporates occupant-controlled operable windows and ceiling fans to allow comfort control within the classrooms. In addition to the operable windows, the design also includes utilizing the thermal massing properties of the concrete floors to better modulate the release of cooling within the space(s). The cooling will be supplied by evaporatively-cooled water via hydronic loops in the floors during the nighttime periods when the building is unoccupied. The intent is pre-charge the thermal mass of the floors with enough cooling to offset the effects of internal heat gains and eliminate the need for active mechanical cooling during the day. Since the charging is taking place during the evenings, there will not be any ability for the occupants to directly call for additional cooling to be added to floor or space and the mass will in essence be allowed to release it cooling naturally trough out the day. Lastly, we are interpreting that this approach of pre-cooling the mass without the need of compressor-based mechanical cooling could be construed as a assisted passive approach, however it is unclear whether the USGBC will recognize these spaces as ""naturally conditioned"" for the purposes of IEQc7.1. \n\nASHRAE 55-2004, Section 5.3, states that ""occupant-controlled naturally conditioned spaces are those spaces where the thermal conditions of the space are regulated primarily by the occupants through opening and closing of windows"". We believe that the definition is still being satisfied with the mass pre-charging strategy described previously, since the regulation of the thermal conditions will still be controlled by the occupants through the opening and closing of windows.\n\nCan the thermal comfort criteria in these rooms be evaluated according to ""naturally conditioned"" rather than ""typical"" criteria and if so, is modeling an acceptable means of documenting compliance?\n" "The applicant is asking whether a space that meets the ASHRAE Standard 55-2004 definition of ""naturally conditioned spaces, occupant controlled,"" but is also served by an in-floor radiant cooling system that is in turn served by an evaporatively-cooled water tower that will be utilized at night to pre-charge the high thermal mass concrete floors, may be evaluated according to ASHRAE Standard 55-2004 Section 5.3 - Optional Method for Determining Acceptable Thermal Conditions in Naturally Conditioned Spaces in lieu of the requirements of Section 5.2 Method for Determining Acceptable Thermal Conditions in Occupied Spaces.\n\nSection 5.3 of Standard 55-2004 states, ""there must be no mechanical cooling system for the space (e.g. refrigerated air cooling, radiant cooling, or desiccant cooling.)"" in order to use the Optional Method for Determining Acceptable Thermal Conditions in Naturally Conditioned Spaces. If the radiant cooling system is operated during the day, the project would be considered mechanically cooled and not eligible to use the Section 5.3 method. However, if the system is operated as described in the Interpretation Request and the radiant cooling system is only used at night as a pre-cooling strategy then the intent and spirit of the conditions for using Section 5.3 are met. \n\nNote that:\n1. For times when active mechanical cooling OR heating is used during occupied hours, Section 5.3 does not apply and Section 5.2 Method for Determining Acceptable Thermal Conditions in Occupied Spaces shall be used.\n2. In the Cooling season when the night-time pre-cooling strategy is used, the minimum design operative temperatures in the morning shall be evaluated compared to the allowable minimum operative temperature based on Section 5.3 to ensure comfortable conditions throughout the day. Applicable internationally.\n" "None" "None" "X" "LEED Interpretation" "10222" "2012-07-01" "New Construction, Commercial Interiors, Retail - Commercial Interiors, Healthcare, Retail - New Construction" "The project is a training complex in Oklahoma. The new facilities consist of two new B/COF buildings. We intend to conduct baseline IAQ testing, as outlined in option 2. We would like clarification in determining the number of sampling locations within the buildings. The two B/COF buildings each have three floors and encompass approximately 93,000 square feet. For these two buildings, three Dedicated Outside Air Systems (DOAUs) distribute outside air throughout each B/COF building; however, separate Water Source Heat Pumps (WHPs) condition the outside air delivered to each room. Each B/COF building contains 150 residential barracks units which each have a separate WHP. In addition, each B/COF building has identical rooms whose HVAC needs are provided by identical WHP units (e.g., identical offices, identical lounges, and identical learning centers). Following the guidance provided by the LEED for New Construction Version 2009 Reference Guide, each B/COF building would require 184 sampling locations. We propose the following alternative compliance path for multi-family, residential projects with similar rooms and residential units: Per the guidance provided by LI 1740 dated 05/30/2007 , If the delivery of outside air on an air change per hour basis and the materials in a ventilation zone are identical (e.g. a specific type of hotel room, or apartment/condominium with separate ventilation systems) a HERS random sampling plan may be employed (i.e. random 1 in 7 selection from each model of room). In addition, for buildings with large numbers of identical rooms each with separate ventilation systems, a minimum of 3 rooms for a particular model of room shall be deemed sufficient. If one or more of the three measurements made per model room fail, then an additional three of that type guest room are tested. All failed rooms will be re-tested following flushing with outside air. Furthermore, per the guidance provided by LI 5209 dated 04/21/2009, an acceptable strategy for each individual unit type configuration, is a minimum of 3 samples are taken for each identical unit type. (Note: In this case, the minimum of 3 samples refers to three Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) sampling locations for each similar unit type.) Implementing the minimum of three (3) rooms for a particular model of room, we estimate that a total of twenty-seven (27) sample sets will be required in each B/COF building. Per this methodology, identical Dwelling Units will be grouped together and a minimum of 3 sampling locations will be included in the Indoor Air Quality Testing. In the same manner, similar room types with identical ventilation units and rates (i.e. computer learning rooms) will form a separate group upon which a minimum 3 sampling locations will be included. As stated above, this methodology is based on the LI 1740 dated 5/30/2007 for LEED NCv2.2 and LI 5209 dated 04/21/2009. For this project, all Dwelling Units are identical. In each B/COF building, 6 WHP\'s serve 6 identical Dwelling Units and the corridors on the Northeast and Northwest corners of each floor. Although corridors are not considered occupied space per ASHRAE 62.1-2007, the delivery of outside air on an air change per hour basis and the materials in these ventilation zones differ from the remaining Dwelling Units. Per this methodology, these 6 Dwelling Units will be grouped together and 3 sampling locations will be included in the Indoor Air Quality Testing. The remaining 144 identical Dwelling Units are served by separate identical WHP\'s and 3 sampling locations will be included. The remaining groups are served by identical WHP\'s per group, and thus will include 3 samples each for the identical Drill Instructor Rooms (1 per floor), identical Laundry/Vending Rooms (1 per floor), identical Day Rooms (1 per floor), and identical Computer Learning Rooms (1 per floor) for a total of 12 sampling locations. For zones without identical rooms each served with separate ventilation systems, the original guidance will be followed, and the number of sampling locations for each separate ventilation system will not be less than 1 per 25,000 square feet or for each contiguous floor area, whichever is larger. Thus, an additional 9 sampling locations will be included. Please confirm if this alternative compliance path meets the credit intent. If this is not acceptable, please clarify how the IAQ testing option may be applied to projects with identical residential units or rooms that have separate ventilation units but equal ventilation rates based on air changes per hour and identical materials within each unit or room. " "The project is inquiring if the proposed sampling for two barrack buildings, each with 150 residential barrack units, offices, lounges, and learning centers satisfies IEQc3.2, Construction IAQ Plan Before Occupancy. As stated in LEED Interpretation 1740, a sampling approach according to HERS guidelines of one in seven of identical spaces is acceptable. Therefore each sample group would consist of identical spaces, one out of every seven of which are to be tested. The LEED Interpretation also allows for a minimum of 3 tests in each sample group, if there are more than 21 identical spaces in a sample group. For example, one sample group might have 1 unit/space in it and another might have 50 identical unit/spaces in it. You would test one in the first sample group, and a minimum of three in the second sample group. Without more information on the number of identical spaces in each sample group, it is unclear if the proposed option completely satisfies the requirements. Note that HERS has specific guidelines in case of test failures in order to continue with a sampling approach. The sampling plan developed for the project, must observe HERS guidelines on what to do in the event of a test failure." "1740, 5209" "None" "LEED Interpretation" "1740" "2007-05-30" "New Construction, Commercial Interiors, Schools - New Construction, Retail - New Construction, Retail - Commercial Interiors, Healthcare" "We have a ~100,000 square foot 3-pointed T-shaped building with five floors. On the first floor there is an additional 7,800 sq. ft single story extension that will be used for a cafeteria and kitchen. The other sections are approximately 5,500 sq. ft. on each of floors 1 - 5 for a total of approximately 16,500 sq. ft. per floor. Each section is attached to a core and has similar furnishings and usage including both open and private offices and conference/training rooms with the following exceptions: the first floor includes an entrance lobby and the second floor includes a movable filing area and a server room. The HVAC system utilizes variable air volume boxes with induction fans. Separate air handling units (AHUs) in each section on each floor serve the three main vertical sections. There is one outdoor air fan on the roof above each section (3 total) which supply outside air down to the respective sections\' five AHUs. There are an additional nine ceiling-mounted AHUs for the cafeteria and one unit for the kitchen. These ten units are supplied with outside air through one rooftop intake fan that is ducted to each unit. In summary, there are fifteen main AHUs, nine cafeteria AHUs, and one kitchen AHU (25 total). If one were to interpret a ""separate ventilation system"" as each individual AHU, this would infer 25 sampling locations, which is pointlessly excessive and costly for a 100,000 square foot building. It risks returning to the days when no IAQ testing was done because there was no cost effective protocol in the LEED credit system. We see no technical reason why the criterion should be based on individual AHUs. Identical AHUs used to serve multiple zones all deliver the same volume of outside air per person per ASHRAE requirements for the respective space use. The volume of outside air in supply air varies with time, not by zone i.e. with variations in outside air temperature. The point sources of indoor air pollutants in and around the building and its mechanical system, and their treatment, will be independent of the number of air handling units used to serve the building. If a building designer uses one four-ton AHU vs. four identical one-ton AHUs, what will sampling in four locations achieve? Due to the unique T-shaped design, the building core breaks what would have been contiguous floors into separate areas. While these areas are not physically contiguous, they have similar furnishings and space usages, which present similar indoor pollutants. In order to re-establish an economically and logistically sound method for wide use across multiple building formats, we have selected this project to seek clarification on the following terms: 1) ""separate ventilation system"" in a building with numerous AHUs and 2) ""contiguous floor area"" in unusually shaped buildings. We propose that for each portion of the building served by a separate ventilation system, the number of sampling points must not be less than one per 25,000 square feet, or for each contiguous floor area, whichever is larger, with the following clarifications: 1) Allow contiguous floor area to be defined as areas with similar furnishings and space usage, even if the space crosses a building core (but not up or down a floor). 2) Require at least one sample in each building use location, i.e.. cafeteria vs. office vs. warehouse (server rooms are not included since they are not regularly occupied). 3) Allow ""separate ventilation system"" to be defined as fundamentally different HVAC designs, i.e.. heat pumps vs. built-up units vs. TDV (underfloor) vs. overhead mixing. Following the above protocol, we propose to sample six locations in this building: 1st Floor Cafeteria 1st Floor Lobby 2nd Floor Filing Area 3rd Floor Private Office 4th Floor Training Room 5th Floor Open Office (A ""separate ventilation system"" could be interpreted as AHUs served by a common outside air source. This would require excessive sampling in buildings equipped with small rooftop package units and thus is not practical.)" "Per the LEED-NCv2.2 requirements, the number of sampling sites would be one per each of the separate ventilation systems. The NCv2.2. requirement for one sampling location in ""each portion of a building served by a separate ventilation system"" is based upon the fact that the ventilation systems define a distinct mixed volume of indoor air as tested under the required minimum outside air percentage mode. Since there may be expected to be variations in the indoor air concentrations in this mixed zone, there is a further requirement that the area in the zone with the least ventilation and greatest presumed contaminant source strength be tested. The contaminants in this mixed volume of air are determined by the emissions from the materials in the air space and the amount of outside air being delivered to the air space. As both the materials and the outside air delivery rates in different ventilation system zones can vary, separate air contaminant measurements are required for each ventilation system zone. If the delivery of outside air on an air change per hour basis and the materials in a ventilation zone are identical (e.g. a specific type of hotel room, or apartment/condominium with separate ventilation systems) a HERS random sampling plan may be employed (i.e. random 1 in 7 selection from each model of room). In addition, for buildings with large numbers of identical rooms each with separate ventilation systems, a minimum of 3 rooms for a particular model of room shall be deemed sufficient. If one or more of the three measurements made per model room fail than an additional three of that type guest room be tested. All failed rooms will be re-tested following flushing with outside air. In this specific case, if the cafeteria space is one undivided open space with identical (not just similar) materials throughout the space and the delivery of outside air on an air change per hour basis is identical for each system, then a HERS random air sampling of 1 in 7 of the 9 ventilation system zones is acceptable. Thus, 2 test locations are required for the cafeteria space (i.e. randomly select 2 of the 9 ventilation system zones) and these locations shall include the area with the least ventilation and greatest presumed contaminant source strength in each zone. The kitchen, which is both a separate space with a separate ventilation system and different materials requires a second test location. Again, to include the area with the least ventilation and greatest presumed contaminant source strength is acceptable. The five floors of the main building with three separate ventilation systems that serve separate spaces with different materials requires one sampling location per ventilation system, again to include the area with the least ventilation and greatest presumed contaminant source strength is acceptable. Thus, a total of 18 test locations are required, two in the cafeteria, one in the kitchen and 15 in the main building." "10222" "None" "LEED Interpretation" "1902" "2007-09-18" "New Construction, Commercial Interiors, Schools - New Construction" "This CIR is submitted in relation to the implementation of LEED NC 2.2 Credit EQ 3.2 as it relates to a Data Center facility. Based upon our review of the existing CIRs there does appear to be a related CIR raised under the NC 2.1 program dated 1/18/2007, however it is not clear as to whether this ruling is applicable to NC 2.2. This previous NC2.1 CIR ruled that when applying the 14,000 ft3 / ft2 alternate approach (which is in effect the NC 2.2 credit criteria), that In order to achieve EQ credit 3.2, all ""Occupied spaces"" as defined in ASHRAE 62.1-2004 must be adequately flushed out. Spaces not classified as ""Occupied spaces"" under ASHRAE 62.1-2004 are not covered by this credit. Further research has found that the ASHRAE 62.1:2004 definition of an ""Occupied Space"" is ""An enclosed space intended for human activities, excluding those spaces intended primarily for other purposes, such as storage rooms and equipment rooms, that are only occupied occasionally and for short periods of time"" Based upon the above information, we are seeking confirmation that the following areas within a datacenter facility are not classed as ""occupied space"" per the AHSRAE 62.1:2004 definition - due to their occasional and short occupancy periods - and as such are not covered by this credit and consequently can be omitted from the 14,000 cfm / sq ft flush out calculation. o Server Rooms o UPS / Battery Rooms o Mechanical Rooms o Electrical Rooms To achieve credit EQ3.2 we therefore propose to undertake a flush out of all offices, circulation space and other areas that fall under the ASHRAE 62.1:2004 definition of an ""Occupied Space"", based upon our assumption stated above. Please confirm that this strategy for achieving credit EQ3.2 is acceptable." "The inquiry is asking whether the requirements of EQc3.2 (construction IAQ management, prior to occupancy) apply to areas that cannot be considered as occupiable space (per ASHRAE Standard 62.1-2004 definition). The requirements of EQc3.2, namely flush-out with 14,000 cfm/sq ft of outside air, apply to all spaces that are within the building envelope; the credit does not differentiate between occupiable and non-occupied spaces.\n\n **Update October 1, 2013: Applicable credits were updated." "None" "None" "X" "LEED Interpretation" "1955" "2007-12-01" "New Construction, Core and Shell, Schools - New Construction, Healthcare" "The project contains both systems furniture (42"" application) for open areas, and modular wall systems (full height application that is demountable and reusable such as the DIRTT system). We are trying to schedule flush-out activities and understand from other CIRs that furniture installation may occur during or after flushout. Are modular walls as described here considered furniture?" "Full height, demountable modular walls are essentially the same in form and function as permanent walls and as such are not considered furniture. They must be installed in the building prior to flush-out for the purposes of EQc3.2. Please note that such modular walls potentially affect other LEED credits (such as daylighting and views) and should therefore be included in any calculations and submissions required for those credits as well. Applicable Internationally.\n\nUPDATE October 1, 2012: This LEED Interpretation is not applicable to LEED-CI. Furniture must be installed before the flush-out for LEED-CI projects." "6017, 5976, 5598, 5979" "None" "X" "LEED Interpretation" "5209" "2009-04-21" "New Construction, Schools - New Construction, Commercial Interiors, Retail - New Construction, Retail - Commercial Interiors, Healthcare" "We are requesting clarification on the number and location of IAQ testing measurements for a 140,000 SF university residence hall project. Based on guidance from previous CIRs for other buildings with large numbers of like spaces, we propose the IAQ testing approach described below: Corridors: The corridors are uninterrupted on each floor and are served by seven 100% outside-air Roof Top Units spaced along the building. Each RTU serves the corridor segments of the floors beneath it. (RTU 1 serves the West section of the corridors on floors 1-5, etc.) The corridors on each floor are identical in terms of materials, finish, usage and, for the most part, configuration. We propose to sample one location for each corridor RTU, with at least one test per floor. Any unique configurations will also be tested. (7 tests) Nonresidential spaces: Two additional RTUs serve several first floor common spaces: RTU 8 serves a large conference room; RTU 9 serves several other common spaces (e.g. building lobby and reception areas). Each RTU serves less than 25,000 SF. There are 18 additional spaces - lounges and private offices - which rely primarily on individual PTACs and operable windows for outdoor air. Many of these spaces are identical (e.g. Five identical lounges, one on each floor). For the first floor spaces served by RTUs, we propose to test 1 location per RTU in keeping with the credit requirements. For the remaining 18 spaces which rely primarily on PTACs and operable windows for outdoor air, we propose to test each unique space. For the identical spaces, we propose to test 1 in 7 of each type. (11 tests total) Residential: The majority of the building comprises 144 residential units, all of which are identical in terms of finish, materials and usage. There are 15 different unit types total. Five of the unit types are single occupancy apartments, accounting for 12 units; with no more than 5 of each apartment type. The 10 remaining unit types are dorm suites, accounting for 132 units. Each type of dorm suite is a different configuration of the same elements: a common living/kitchen space, a bathroom, and single or double bedrooms. (Unit type 4A has a living/kitchen area, a bathroom and 4 single bedrooms; unit type 4B has a living/kitchen area, bathroom, and 2 double bedrooms; etc.) Each bedroom and living/kitchen space has a dedicated PTAC, and relies primarily on the PTAC and operable windows for outdoor air. For the 12 single occupancy apartment units (representing 5 unit types), we propose to test one of each unit type. For the 132 dorm suites (representing 10 unit types), we propose to test at least 3 examples of each identical space that composes the suites. That is, we will test 3 single bedrooms, 3 double bedrooms, 3 living/kitchen areas and 3 bathrooms at minimum. These tests will be selected such that there is at least one test in each unit type and at least one test per floor. (17 tests total) All test locations will be selected according to the guidance provided in the reference guide (3-6 ft from floor, in the location anticipated to have the least ventilation and highest presumed source strength, etc.). We feel that providing 35 tests is more than adequate for a 140,000 SF building. Please indicate whether this approach will meet the credit intent or provide additional guidance if it will not." "The applicant is requesting clarification to confirm if the proposed sampling locations are acceptable for each space type given the specific project information provided. It should be noted that although a random sampling plan may be employed per CIR Ruling dated 5/30/2007, contiguous areas served by multiple RTU units, such as the corridors, are considered separate ventilation zones. The proposed sampling locations, by space type, are considered as follows: Corridors: Each of the 5 contiguous corridors is served by 7 separate RTU units for a total of 35 similar ventilation zones. The sampling strategy of insuring that each RTU and each floor will be represented, along with any unique configuration areas, is consistent with the allowable random sampling strategy and does not exceed 7 locations per sample. Therefore 7 sampling locations are acceptable for the corridor areas. Non-Residential: For the first floor RTU unit 8, serving a single space with an area less than 25,000 sq.ft., a single sampling location is acceptable. For the first floor RTU unit 9, serving multiple spaces with a combined area less than 25,000 sq.ft., a single sampling location is acceptable provided the areas represent a single ventilation zone. If the areas served by RTU unit 9 are not a single ventilation zone, each area must be sampled individually. It should be noted that if 2 or more of the areas served by RTU unit 9 are identical, a sampling strategy may be employed provided that no greater than 7 identical locations are represented by a single sample. For the remaining 18 spaces, the proposed sampling strategy is acceptable as each unique space is sampled and no greater than 7 identical locations are represented by a single sample. Residential: For the 12 single occupancy apartment units, it is acceptable to employ a sampling strategy of one sample per unit type, as no greater than 7 identical units will be represented by a single sample. For the 132 dorm suites, it is not clear from the description that no greater than 7 identical units will be represented by a single sample and it does not appear that a minimum of 3 samples will be taken for each identical configuration. Therefore, this strategy is only acceptable if no greater than 7 identical units are represented by a single sample or if a minimum of 3 samples are taken for each identical unit type. It should be noted that although 3 samples are proposed for each component part of these units, the mixing of air may be variable depending on the specific configuration of spaces within the unit. Therefore, each of the 10 unit type configurations must be considered individually when determining sampling strategies." "10222" "None" "LEED Interpretation" "5217" "2009-06-04" "New Construction, Commercial Interiors, Schools - New Construction" "The total area 79,650 SF of the new building is divided as indicated below. 20,940 SF - Data Center with raised floor 13,200 SF - office space, loading, storage and support areas 45, 510 SF - MEP spaces --79,650 SF The data center (20,940 SF) and MEP spaces (45,510 SF) are designed with minimal outside air, which is not occupied by the office staff. The question is: would Performing a flush-out only in office spaces (20,940 SF), excluding the Data Center and MEP spaces shall meet LEED NC 2.2 Credit 3.2 requirements under flush out option? This question is being asked on the basis that only office spaces are truly occupied by the personnel, and data center and MEP spaces are not." "The applicant is asking if the flush out procedure needs to be performed in unoccupied areas within the building in order to comply with the credit requirements. All spaces that are "occupiable," as defined by ASHRAE 62.1, must be flushed out. ASHRAE's definition is "an enclosed space intended for human activities, excluding those spaces intended primarily for other purposes, such as storage rooms and equipment rooms, that are only occupied occasionally and for short periods of time." Typical MEP spaces would not be considered to be occupiable. However, data centers would be considered occupiable since personnel are present more than "occasionally and for short periods of time. **Update October 1, 2013: Applicable credits have been updated." "None" "None" "X" "LEED Interpretation" "5979" "2004-03-08" "New Construction, Core and Shell, Schools - New Construction, Retail - New Construction, Healthcare" "This question concerns allowable contactor activities before, during, and after the required two week flushout period. Your response of 10/17/2001 on this credit seems to imply the following sequence of events: 1. Complete punch list 2. Perform flushout 3. Install furniture The implied reason for this is that the furniture will become a ""sink"" for indoor pollutants, if installed before the flushout. In our project, the contractor\'s work includes furniture installation. Furthermore, they expect to do touch up painting after move-in, since the movers are likely to cause some damage to building finishes. Following the logic of the 10/17/01 decision, this would be prohibited, as the touch up painting would have to be performed before the flushout, but the furniture move-in, which created the need for touch up, could not be allowed until after flushout. On the other hand, it could be argued that the furniture should be moved in before flushout, to give the furniture an opportunity to ""off gas"". Is the time of furniture move-in critical, relative to the flushout period? If so, when should it occur? Can any activities, such as touch up painting, be performed after the flushout?" "The sequence of final construction activities will naturally vary between contractors and depend on the contractor\'s scope of work. It is most critical that the flush-out be conducted AFTER substantial completion of construction (including major IEQ-relevant punch list items) and prior to occupancy. As stated in the EQc3.2 ruling dated 10/17/2001, it is recommended that the flush-out occur prior to furniture installation (with the exception of non-porous items). Touch-up painting resulting from furniture move-in should not be a significant source of indoor air contamination in comparison to the VOC and particulate emissions from the building materials and construction process and need not be completed prior to flush-out. Applicable internationally.\n\nUPDATE 10/1/12: Now applicable to 2009 versions of the rating system and not applicable to older versions." "1955, 6017, 5598" "None" "X" "LEED Interpretation" "6017" "2005-03-07" "New Construction, Core and Shell, Schools - New Construction, Retail - Commercial Interiors, Healthcare" "We are planning on performing a 2 week building flush out as required by EQ cr3.2. Due to schedule constraints, it would be helpful if the Owner were allowed to set up used, moveable office partitions, and install new auditorium seating during the flush out period. The used, moveable office partitions are from another building, and have, theoretically, already off-gassed. Would it be acceptable to perform one or both of these operations during flush out?" "Several CIRs have addressed this issue, including CIR ruling 12/21/2004, ""Note that LEED-NC prefers, but does not require, the flush to occur before furniture installation."" The proposed furniture installation schedule, though not recommended, would still be acceptable under this credit. 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9 wherefore, also, God did highly exalt him, and gave to him a name that [is] above every name, | 9 Therefore God exalted him to the highest place and gave him the name that is above every name, |
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3 hath the word of Jehovah certainly been unto Ezekiel son of Buzi the priest, in the land of the Chaldeans, by the river Chebar, and there is on him there a hand of Jehovah. | 3 the word of the LORD came to Ezekiel the priest, the son of Buzi, by the Kebar River in the land of the Babylonians. There the hand of the LORD was upon him. |
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12 Und der HERR gab Salomo Weisheit, wie er ihm geredet hatte. Und es war Friede zwischen Hiram und Salomo, und sie machten beide einen Bund miteinander. | 12 The LORD gave Solomon wisdom, just as he had promised him. There were peaceful relations between Hiram and Solomon, and the two of them made a treaty. |
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6 and Christ, as a Son over his house, whose house are we, if the boldness and the rejoicing of the hope unto the end we hold fast. | 6 But Christ is faithful as a son over God's house. And we are his house, if we hold on to our courage and the hope of which we boast. |
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He is very sexy... Every time I watch the Voice I fall more in love with him.
He is very sexy... Every time I watch the Voice I fall more in love with him.
Well, apparently, he manscapes.
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"Everyone wants to be adored."
I really wanna smell his ass.
I wanna do more than just smell him...
My sweet sexy love.
Every time I see him and usher on the voice together...have to jerk off
Adam in his underwear
Damn nice!!!
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saw him in concert last week....the dude is the whole package....fuckin amazing show
I want him to make love to me
Needs to get rid of the beard
he is hot. not fond of the reed thin voice but he does seem to have sold out
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Only bones .... horrible
Adam in his underwear
LOL @ this old tweet from Adam...
Febreeze doesnt make shit smell good. It's makes shit smell like someone sprayed febreeze on shit.
Mmm...nice view!
Adam Levine is NOT the sexiest man alive!
I bet his cock and ass still taste scrumptious
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I do Adam. Hes fine!
He's not but he's a whole lot hotter than many have given him credit for since the announcement was made.
This is gonna sound really weird but I'm happy to see Adam has a little bit of leg acne, shows hes not so vein that he has to be flawless...I said it would sound weird...
Adam Levine is NOT the sexiest man alive. There are at least 10 actors/musicians ahead of him such as Liam/Chris Hemsworth, Nick Jonas, Zac Efron, Henry Cavill, Mehcad Brooks, David Beckham, Kellan Lutz etc etc
First, SimplyRed, Adam has acne and has been very public about his ongoing battle with it. It's very possible that he's had those acne scars for years, so it's not wise to make a suggestion of a direct cause you don't know about.
Second, people getting up in arms about a magazine list about a popularity contest always make me laugh.
Of course Adam Levine gets the honor this year over someone "unique", or over the usual fare of young guys tweens and gays cream themselves for(like a Bieber or a Jonas or the One Direction kids) - he's EVERYWHERE, as opposed to someone like Mehcad(or, in MY OWN OPINION someone like Micheal B. Duncan or Francis Capra), who looks better (again, my opinion) but doesn't even come close to having anywhere near the exposure.
Last edited by MoufOfKhaos; November 20th, 2013 at 08:25 PM.
"As anarchism rears its face,
They are answered by an iron fist..."
So is his acne problem the reason he has so much ink, to hide it? He is undeniably charming, but went overboard with the tatts.
I think that actually may be part of the reason he has so many now, though since he didn't say that I shouldn't be quoted on it.
"As anarchism rears its face,
They are answered by an iron fist..."
Well I can't name the billion men of the world that would come before him but,
Among popular celebrities:
Actors - Hollywood actors like Henry Cavill, Latin actors like William Levy, Bollywood actors like John Abaraham and just about any acountry's actors plus famous musicians.
Models - I can't even begin here, its overwhelming.
Pornstars - You know how much hotter men there are in both straight and gay porn.
People's magazine's 'Sexiest Man Alive' title as I've said in the past is not based on sex appeal at all, it's all about popularity or whatever other agenda they have under their sleeves. Sure Adam is sexy but he is NOT THE SEXIEST MAN ALIVE!
He just has good PR.
You realize that it's just a magazine(a non-porn magazine at that, so the inclusion of porn stars and most models doesn't even matter) using the most buzz-worthy phrase they can find, right? That it's not reality, right? That the people that voted, more than likely, vote based on who's seen the most, who has the most exposure, and those voting work for People itself, right?
So, with the exception of Henry Cavill, none of your choices(and certainly none of mine) would have made a dent in the running. Billions before him? You make it seem like he's exceedingly ugly - he's nowhere close to it. Looking at your choices, personally, I'm glad they didn't go the typical "more muscles = more hotness" route, but that's my thing and obviously it isn't yours.
So, take a deep breath, and relax. Or, make a Twitter campaign calling for everyone in People magazine to slit their wrists in shame. All the same to me and to Adam, I bet.
You're right - he does have good PR, or, should I say, better PR than most; because he's everywhere, he's more exposed(in a good way). He won a popularity contest, so everyone can put the knives away. I still have Francis Capra to lust over.
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"As anarchism rears its face,
They are answered by an iron fist..."
Francis Capra
Okay now I see your taste
No, you just see one of many guys I'm into -I just happen to be watching Veronica Mars at the moment.
"As anarchism rears its face,
They are answered by an iron fist..."
I have porn and pictures of thousands of men and none of them is Frank Capra
Or Adam Levine. This has PR written all over it. Adam's PR, his girlfriend Behati Prinsloo (who is just at VS because her father was a minister of Namibia), Victoria's Secret which is the master of PR and who knows who else.
Already there are hundreds of articles with these three names together basking in the glory of this sensation
Looking at the current male 'sex symbols' well mainstream ones that are marketed to millions of little girls like Justin Beiber, One Direction, The Wanted and now Adam Levine getting the Sexiest title. I think the media is trying to shove down that skinny, tattooed, dirty look as sexy down everyone's throat!
LOVE his cover! So goddamn sexy.
I think he deserves it. His charisma is off the charts, he's funny, super talented, SEXY...and I'm glad a bearded stud is gracing the cover, and a musician at that (rarer, right?)
But yeah it's all about PR, for sure. Some people got just as much buzz as Adam Levine (like Timberlake or Gosling), yet they don't get the title. There is so much more behind this than just People editors in a room pointing at photos (like they try to make us believe)
Justin Bieber, One Direction, and The Wanted(don't quote me on the last one - mercifully, I still don't know who they are) did not start off as tattooed skinny media hounds who do anything for attention(the last bit is really about Justin) - they started off as sweet, innocent child stars that had marginal talent, and that's why they have a following.
And the media is NOT trying to shove "skinny = sexy" down your throat - have you SEEN the buzz on Chris Hemsworth? Channing Tatum? There are others, of course, but other than Justin Bieber your argument lacks substance, and even then, no one talks about how sexy Justin is - it's all about "what has he done or said now".
Adam Levine is having a resurgence of popularity - the guy has been around for a long time. And because of that, he's getting some light thrown his way by a gossip rag. I don't see the big deal.
Also, it's Francis, not Frank. You don't like latino guys with tattoos - and I'm getting a CLEAR picture that you don't like tattoos at all, which is probably why you're so mad. It just makes me laugh when I see guys be so derogatory when their fan worship isn't sated.
Last post on this subject - it's not a big deal. Just don't read People. I never did before and I'm not gonna start now.
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"As anarchism rears its face,
They are answered by an iron fist..."
Warning - A little hatefest.
People's Magazine has lost all credibility for me. I thought Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio, Bradley Cooper were disasters now they've hit rock bottom with Adam.
I know it's more about the current popularity of a celebrity rather than just sex appeal and they will never give that title to a lesser known celebrity, international celebrity, a model and never a pornstar (the entire roster of AllAmericanGuys are sexier than him) but there are many male celebrities that are still popular and far Far FAR more sexier than this 'Sesiest Man Alive'.
My pick for the current sexiest men would be either of these two -
Who do you think should get the Sexiest Man Alive title? Again no international celebs, models or pornstars
^ Okay my last post on the subject too.
Can you imagine a female celeb with as much tattoos as Adam getting the Sexiest Woman Alive title?
First, I don't know why you made this thread when it's clear from the other thread that you do have a bias.
Second, my vote goes for Theo Rossi.
Third, nice dig at my expense. Boring, but nice all the same.
Fourth, you say no international celebs, and then you... nominate an international celeb(Henry Cavill is British, ergo, international). If you're gonna make the rules, at least abide by them.
"As anarchism rears its face,
They are answered by an iron fist..."
Adam's a handsome man but the tatts not workin' for me.


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Here's a seedling that I got very excited about over the weekend. It's a large 7.5-inch seedling with a white bubbly edge and some teeth. It's been cool here, so I can't wait to see if the teeth get bigger and increase when the heat is on again. It's NOT an early morning opener, and I ripped a petal trying to get it open.
Trimmer seedling "Laughing Hyena" X Back Scratcher
Here it is from the other angle where you can see the teeth better.
By request, here's another photo of Dust Be Diamonds X Tuxedo Junction.
This is the sib to the Precious Candy X Twilight Illusion seedling that I've posted several times. The blooms are much larger than its round sister - in the 6-6.5 range. Precious Candy X Twilight Illusion #2 ffo
Here's the same seedling yesterday. I don't know if the lighter edges are weather related or something that will continue.
Here's the early blooming sib, PC X TI #1, showing some white teeth on the edge today.
HERO WORSHIP X Unknown - The color is unique - a stippled bronze rose - and it has perfect round form.
Watchyl Lady Butterfly x Eyes A Blue - What I like about this one is its size - 7.5-8 inches
Black Plush X Starman's Quest
My Darling Clementine X Exotic Candy
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Thanks Linda! It's taken me awhile to decide I like the Hero Worship seedling because of its unusual color and stippling. Debra |
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Your stippled seedling is so unusual, both for the stippling and the color. The 2 pictures of the Precious Candy seedling don't even look like the same flower! The color on the 2FO is very pretty. Christine |
I really like that first one, the color is pretty, and I love that lighter midribbing. The teeth are a real bonus! All that & a big flower, just a winner I think. |
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Beautiful seedlings and I really like that first one like you do. I also like the Watchyl Lady Butterfly x Eyes A Blue one. Really pretty and I like large flowers! |
Nancy and Rita - I love gigantic blooms as long as they have sturdy scapes, and the seedling in the first two photos has thick, strong scapes. The Watchyl Lady Butterfly seedling has medium sized scapes, but they have held in strong winds. The Awesome Applique x Blazing Saddles that everyone has liked in previous posts has a 7-8 inch bloom, but the scapes bend in storms. That may be what rules it out as an introduction. Debra |
Love the colors on the Clemetine/Exotic Candy cross, but I still think your Dust Be Diamonds X Tuxedo Junction is just lovely. |
- Posted by gothiclibrarian 5b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 7, 12 at 7:22
What a beautiful group! You should be proud of them, there is a lot of variety too :D I hate when a petal rips when you're gently trying to coax it open a bit...I'm still kicking myself that I marred my 1st seedling's 1st bloom last week. Cheers! |
Here is a link that might be useful: GothicLibrarian.net
Very nice seedlings Debra. Watchyl Lady Butterfly x Eyes A Blue caught my eye. Nice work. Julia |
great pics! I like that red one teeth or no, and although I don't love midribs, it looks great on flowers like this red for the contrast. what joy it must have been to find it. :) |
Great seedlings Debra. I know you're a happy camper getting to see all these beautiful kids blooming! Ed |
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Locals and visitors alike will flip out (literally and figuratively) when they finally see the Amsterdam Iconic Pedestrian Bridge in person. With the competition to build it over and done with, the reigning design is Loop, a twisting structure that is reminiscent of roller coasters and Hot Wheels tracks.
The winner of the competition, Evgeni Leonov' Architects, aimed to create a distinctive design that would stand out in the heart of the city, where it will be located. Almost mind-boggling, people may scratch their head wondering what gravity defying technology was used to make the Amsterdam Iconic Pedestrian Bridge crossable. In reality, the loop encases typical stairs that lead not only to the other side, but an observation deck as well.