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The way that sound travels is an oft discussed topic in basic science for younger children. Many kids can easily identify a source of sound and understand how the ear detects it, but struggle to understand the process in between.
Just like light, sound travels in waves caused by air molecules that vibrate. If a drum is banged the air molecules around the drum vibrate, and these vibrations cause air molecules slightly further away to shake in turn. The process repeats until the vibrations lessen and the sounds begin to dissipate.
A simple toy slinky is an excellent tool for demonstrating how sound waves work to budding scientists. Stretching a slinky across a desk and pushing one end rapidly illustrates the compression that causes air particles to bunch together as the wave is sent along the spring. The parts of the spring representing air molecules do not move and simply vibrate, while the wave noticeably bounces back towards the end that was pushed, representing an echo.
Learn MoreAn echo can be heard in a cave when a sound reflects off surrounding walls and then is heard again. It is also possible to hear an echo in an empty room, in a mountain valley, under a bridge or by calling down into a well.
Full Answer >The distance that sound can travel depends on what medium the sound wave has to go through. The speed of the wave affects the distance that it can travel. Temperature and atmospheric pressure also can directly affect the amount of distance a sound wave can cover.
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Oak Park doctor urges chiropractic treatment following automobile accidents
By Shawn Gilley
Contributed by Cheryl Haugh
"Unless they are bleeding, too often the only remedies drivers involved in auto accidents seek are physical damages to their cars, rather than to their bodies," according to chiropractor Dr. Cheryl E. Haugh. Haugh maintains that many live their life in pain, unaware that the benefits of chiropractics include improving muscle and joint problems and healing soft tissue injuries. Her book, Chiropractic Revolution: 10 Things You Need To Know about Chiropractic and Accident Injuries looks to give readers an overview of the healing and preventative methods of chiropractic medicine.
Chiropractic Revolution aims to explain the benefits of receiving this medical care and the wide array of conditions it addresses. As a treatment for muscles and joints, chiropractic medicine strives to lead individuals towards a healthier way of life as well as one free of pain, and often free of pain medications and their side effects.
Haugh extensively discusses chiropractic medicine's specific treatment of car accident injuries. She finds too many people are injured in car accidents every day and never receive the benefits of one of the most healing treatments available. She states that many are unaware that the jaw, lower back and brain are as vulnerable to injury as the neck in rear-end collisions. Haugh also claims that approximately four million individuals enter emergency rooms every year with automobile accident injuries, and very few are offered referrals for chiropractors to treat their muscle and joint injuries. Untreated, these injuries can result in a long-term loss of health and precipitate illness and other disorders like migraines and arthritis.
"It is time to share success stories, and the potential relief of often-ignored injuries that can cause intense nagging pain," Haugh says.
Chiropractic Revolution looks to offer readers a warm, conversational tone and is free of confusing medical jargon. It stands as an informative and important volume for those who lack awareness of the benefits of chiropractic therapies.
Chiropractic Revolution: 10 Things You Need to Know about Chiropractic and Accident Injuries is available for sale online at Amazon.com and other channels.
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Dr. Cheryl E. Haugh graduated from National College of Chiropractic in Lombard, Ill. She has years of clinical experience in chiropractic medicine, and operates an integrated medicine clinic in the Chicago metro area where she treats injuries from accidents as well as many other chronic and acute health problems.
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The Subaru Legacy has always stood out with its traction-enhancing all-wheel drive, yet in the face of rivals with household names like the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry, Subaru's midsize sedan received only marginal attention. But with a total revamp for 2015, the Subaru Legacy deserves real consideration. With a more appealing design, far better technology and improved fuel efficiency, the new Legacy is a legitimate contender among family sedans. Available with a 4-cylinder engine rated up to 36 mpg or a strong and smooth 6-cylinder that makes passing a breeze, the Legacy ranges from a roughly $22,500 deal to a $30,000-plus leather-laden sedan filled with creature comforts. All-wheel drive (AWD) remains standard, but with its rebirth for 2015, it's not the Legacy's only highlight.
If you live where it snows, the 2015 Subaru Legacy should be at the top of your midsize sedan shopping list. True, it's now not the only one to offer AWD, but it remains the best and the most affordable. Other positives are the Legacy's history of reliability and strong resale value.
Desire a diesel engine, hybrid powertrain or manual transmission in your family sedan? You won't find any of those in the 2015 Subaru Legacy. And while the new Legacy looks sleeker than past models, it remains conservative compared to some design-focused rivals.
The Subaru Legacy enters is sixth generation in all-new form for 2015 with fresh looks inside and out, new technology and better fuel efficiency. The same 4- and 6-cylinder engine choices remain, but even they have been heavily revamped. A continuously variable transmission (CVT) becomes standard across the board.
Driving Impressions Both the 2.5i 4-cylinder Legacy and the 3.6R 6-cylinder model feel planted on the road thanks to their engine design. Because the Legacy's engine sits deeper, the car itself has...
... a lower center of gravity. This translates to a grounded feeling and, combined with Subaru's Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, instills driver confidence in foul weather and on twisty roads. With 175 horsepower, 4-cylinder models have adequate acceleration, but you'll need quite a bit of space for high-speed passing. Six-cylinder models, with a robust 256 horsepower, are smooth, strong, and the ideal choice for drivers more interested in power than the best fuel economy. On tight, winding roads the steering feel could benefit from increased firmness, but it is laudable in just about every other driving situation. The new Legacy also mostly rectifies a past wrong regarding throttle tip in. Thanks to a reprogrammed CVT, the car doesn't lurch from a stop.ALL-WHEEL DRIVE AND UP TO 36 MPG
The 2015 Subaru Legacy has made appreciable gains in fuel efficiency thanks to improved engine operation and features like a grille that automatically closes for better aerodynamics. The result is a 36 mpg/highway fuel-economy figure in 4-cylinder models, all the more impressive considering all four wheels power this sedan.
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The 2015 Legacy's 5-passenger cabin is now more contemporary, useful and entertaining. Changes from the previous version are most noticeable in the center stack, where even a base model is minted with a 6.2-inch touch-screen infotainment system with standard backup camera. Passenger space has been improved, as has trunk capacity that's now 15.0 cubic feet. Most controls are intuitive, and the upgraded command screen features multi-touch and swipe technology, like a tablet. Phone-pairing is easy. The driver's seat has good lumbar support, but even at its lowest setting may be too much for some people. Rear-seat legroom is generous.
ExteriorIn the past few years, the midsize sedan segment has started to look like a beauty pageant, with automakers vying to one-up each other with style and pizzazz. In this contest, the Subaru Legacy earns the title of Miss Congeniality – or perhaps Mr. Conservative. In that, Subaru's latest Legacy remains handsome but not flashy. If there's a trend it follows, it's that of a big, trapezoidal grille. In back, 6-cylinder models are distinguished by dual stainless steel exhaust outlets. All Legacy models have good visibility thanks to thoughtful details like a small window below the A-pillar.
The 2015 Legacy comes in four trims: 2.5i, 2.5i Premium, 2.5i Limited and 3.6R Limited. Spend the least on a 2.5i, and you'll still get a well-equipped sedan with CVT automatic transmission with paddle shifters, a 6.2-inch infotainment system with AM/FM/CD/HD Radio, Bluetooth streaming and USB/auxiliary inputs, backup camera and 17-inch wheels. Premium models add a 10-way power driver's seat, heated front seats, upgraded infotainment with a 7-inch screen and two USB ports, dual-zone climate control, and faux wood trim. Limited trims have a 576-watt harman/kardon audio system, blind-spot and lane-departure warning, and leather. Top-line 3.6R models come with the 6-cylinder engine and HID headlights.
Most of the Legacy's options are bundled into packages and include a power moonroof, navigation, a rear-vehicle detection system with cross-traffic alert, keyless access, and push-button start. Subaru's EyeSight driver-assist system offers adaptive cruise control, pre-collision braking, lane-departure warning, and Lead Vehicle Alert. One particularly interesting option, called PIN Code Access, allows you to leave the keys in the parked car and lock and unlock the vehicle with a code via a button near the trunk. The feature is aimed at runners, swimmers and others who don't want to carry keys with them.
Two engine choices are available in the 2015 Subaru Legacy: a 2.5-liter 4-cylinder or 3.6-liter 6-cylinder. Both engines have a horizontal or "boxer" configuration. It's called the latter because with engine's horizontal position, the pistons move sideways in and out, similar to a boxer's fists. This configuration reduces vehicle vibration and lowers the Subaru's center of gravity for a stable feel. All Legacy models now use the CVT, which has been refined to feel more like a regular automatic transmission. Fuel economy has been improved in both engines for this new model year, and both can run on regular 87-octane gasoline.
2.5-liter boxer-4
175 horsepower @ 5,800 rpm
174 lb-ft of torque @ 4,000 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 26/36 mpg (estimated)
3.6-liter boxer-6
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247 lb-ft of torque @ 4,400 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 20/29 mpg (estimated)
The all-new 2015 Subaru Legacy has a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) starting at $22,490 for a base 2.5i model. At the other end of the spectrum is the 3.6R Limited model that starts at $30,390 and can reach the mid-$30k mark with options. The Legacy's prices are in line with competitors such as the Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, Nissan Altima and Ford Fusion. The Legacy's real value differentiator is the fact that all models come with all-wheel drive. Only two other rivals even offer it – the Ford Fusion and revamped Chrysler 200 – and equipping them with the feature costs significantly more. An AWD Fusion begins around $27,000, while an AWD Chrysler 200 begins at nearly $30,000. Before buying your 2015 Legacy, check the KBB.com Fair Purchase Price to see what others in your area are paying. In the long-run, the Legacy has a history of high resale value.
To compare current market prices, check out KBB.com's car classifieds to view the new and used Subaru Legacy vehicles for sale near you.
Based on 13 Ratings for the 2015 models.
Review this carBy DaveL on Friday, February 20, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 1,200
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Solid, reliable, great value."
Cons: "CVT only, not as quick as my '06 Legacy."
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"Paid $22,000 for the Premium with heated seats, and 7" entertainment. Mileage so far has been outstanding - over 500 miles on my first tank of gas, 400 of which were local/non-highway driving! Surefooted, a little 'laggy' if you like quick cars, but I'll take that."
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By stacybear on Wednesday, February 11, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 3,456
overall rating 5 of 10rating detailsPros: "Great looking car, great in snow"
Cons: "Wind noise, overstated MPG, customer service"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 5
"Car looks great inside and out. Many features top all other cars in this class. Great in snow. Wind noise in front a-pillar is awful. MPG is way overstated - count on 26 max and that is at 80% highway miles and 65 mph. Bad experience with original dealership and experience with second dealership is average thus far. Could blow away the competition if they fixed the wind noise, MPG and cared a little more for the buyers."
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By SubieFan on Tuesday, February 10, 2015
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 2,000
overall rating 9 of 10rating detailsPros: "Value, fun to drive, safe"
Cons: "Power"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"My family and I have driven Subaru's for years so we know all about how great the AWD system is. Living in the Northeast, having traction during the winter months is extremely important. The Symmetrical AWD system in the Subaru delivers during even the worst snowstorms. I have never been late to work or stranded due to inclement weather. The issue with Subaru's for years has been the overall quality. The interior designs were bland with old technology. The new 2015 Legacy redefines the old notions of "What Makes a Subaru, a Subaru". The new Legacy has a tasteful exterior design with a nice bold grille. It might not be as daring in design as the Mazda6 or Ford Fusion but still looks great and better than the sedate Accord or Sonata in my opinion. The interior quality has been much improved as well. Soft touch materials everywhere as well as having leather touchpoints where your elbows rest is very nice to have. The new 7" infotainment system (I have the 2.5i Premium model) is awesome and has app support such as Pandora and Aha. The touch responsiveness is great and doesn't lag. The two USB ports is a nice touch as well so I can charge multiple devices. The dual zone automatic climate control, 3-setting heated seats, heated mirrors, windshield wiper de-icer are all nice features to have in the cold months. The sound system even without the upgrade H/K one is solid and provides some nice punch (the Accord Sport and LX trims only have 4 speakers which is ridiculous) The driving dynamics are great. It does ride pretty soft (it is a mid-size family sedan), but it takes corners with a decisiveness and ease you wouldn't expect. The AWD system is a big reason why since it grips the road so great. The 17" wheels looks pretty good (the 18's look much better though). The available EyeSight feature is outstanding and is a must have for some people who have a bad habit of not looking in their blindspot. This can save your life with the aforementioned blindspot monitoring system, pre-collision breaking and rear-cross traffic alert. The adaptive cruise control is awesome and really does work as it should. I did not get the navigation system so I can't comment on that. Fuel economy is outstanding for an AWD car. As I said, I've driven Subaru's for years and high MPG was not a strong suit especially with the old 4-speed automatics. The CVT is geared to achieve maximum fuel efficiency. I've been getting 30 MPG+ in mixed driving. Some things I don't like/improvements. The power is pretty mediocre with the 4-cylinder atleast. Passing power isn't the best, but around town it's fine. This is probably due more to how the CVT is geared for fuel economy instead of sportiness. There is a manual mode and paddle shifters if you enjoy to drive a little more spiritedly. I wish the 2.5i Premium model could get the Keyless Access and Push Button start as well. The Mazda6 2.5i Touring (the middle trim) has that standard. Subaru really stepped up their game with this 2015 model and hit a homerun. Any shopper for a mid-size sedan must take a look at the Legacy, it's not just for people who live in the snowy states anymore."
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This romantic, terrace cottage is located on the Isle of Mull, six miles from Salen, sleeping two people in one bedroom. Poppies Cottage is a cosy, romantic cottage located six mile from Salen on the Isle of Mull. With one beautiful four-poster double bedroom, this cottage sleeps two people. The luxurious bathroom boasts a Jacuzzi bath, a separate shower and a sauna. There is also an open plan living area with a kitchen, dining area and sitting area with woodburner, along with a utility room. Outside is off road parking for two cars plus a patio garden with furniture. Poppies Cottage is a charming romantic retreat, one of four properties in a...Read more
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Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III is back to being a player, and he wraps up a busy Fall Series at Disney. Even though his 20 career wins make him a lifetime member on the PGA Tour, Love still has an amazing streak on the line.
His tie for fourth at the McGladrey Classic last month moved him up to No. 98 on the PGA Tour money list with US$973,707 ($1,177,289). That gives the 48-year-old Love a distinction that not even Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus or Tiger Woods can claim. Love has never finished out of the top 125 on the money list, a streak that dates to his rookie season in 1986.
"It just means you're getting older," Love said. "But I've hung in there a long time. Pride is a good word, too. When I went to Vegas (immediately after the Ryder Cup), Scotty Verplank texted me and said, 'Pretty good for a ceremonial golfer.' But he was saying, 'I know you're competitive and just want to go out and play.' When I go to play, I like to play. When I go to goof off, I like to goof off."
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ROME (Reuters) - AS Roma confirmed their astonishing revival this season by winning 1-0 at Fiorentina and securing second spot in Serie A and a place in the Champions League group stage on Saturday.
Despite their record-breaking season Rudi Garcia's side have had to play second fiddle to an all-conquering Juventus team on the verge of their third consecutive league title.
Roma's win in Florence, which was decided by Radja Nianggolan's neat 26th minute finish, was their 25th of the season, beating a club record set by Luciano Spalletti in 2008 when they were challenging Inter Milan for the title.
That season they finished on a club record 82 points but fell three points short on the final day. Garcia's Roma are already on the same points total with four games left to play.
"It has been an extraordinary season, but we can still make it an exceptional one," said Garcia. "Anything that comes now is a bonus."
Roma, however, are still eight points behind relentless Juve, who beat Bologna 1-0 and are looking to become the first Serie A side to break the 100-point barrier as they march towards a 30th scudetto.
The addition of Carlos Tevez and Fernando Llorente in the off season strengthened an already dominant Juventus, with the pair combining to score 32 goals and add a directness that their front line had lacked in previous seasons under Antonio Conte.
"This season we have something more in terms of attack than in previous years," Conte said after Saturday's win.
"It took time for Fernando Llorente to settle in and he brought a new dimension along with Carlos Tevez. Now we have two strikers who have scored in double figures."
Fittingly Spalletti was at the Artemio Franchi Stadium to see his record broken.
His tenure at the club ended like they tend to at Roma, with their petulant fans booing their own team and haranguing the players at their Trigoria training ground.
Claudio Ranieri took over from Spalletti, with the team and club in turmoil, but he exuded confidence from the start and won the fans over.
Ranieri went even closer to the title, once again missing out on the last day to treble-winning Inter, who were then managed by Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho.
Garcia's initiation began in similar circumstances and the
Frenchman looks determined to go one further, ready to bring the club on-field success to match its off-field financial backing and appears to be dreaming of an impossible comeback.
"There are four games to go and we are sure of a place in the Champions League," Garcia added.
"We will prepare for the game with Milan at a packed Stadio Olimpico and are still hungry for success.
"We will enjoy this victory, we have 82 points and both the team and coach want more. That's all that counts."
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(Reuters) - Two women may face criminal charges after narrowly escaping an oncoming freight train as they crossed a bridge above a lake in Indiana by crawling between the tracks as train cars passed inches above their heads, authorities said on Wednesday.
A video of the July 10 incident taken from the train has garnered global attention among Internet users. It shows the two women trying to flee the train, diving in front of it and then disappearing from the screen.
As the train going at 30 miles per hour approached a viaduct 80 feet above Lake Lemon near Bloomington, the engineer applied the emergency brakes and sounded the horn, the Indiana Rail Road Company said in a statement.
The train passed above the women, who then were seen running to a nearby vehicle and fleeing the scene, it said.
The trespassing incident "is one of the most glaring examples I've seen in more than 40 years in this business," said Tom Hoback, chief executive officer of the Indiana Rail Road Company.
Monroe County Sheriff spokesman Troy Thomas said on Wednesday he expects his department to recommend to prosecutors that trespassing charges be filed against the two women.
Thomas would not identify the women, but he said both suspects are in their 30s and that one is from Indiana and the other is not.
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Baltimore, MD (Sports Network) - Erik Etherly scored a game-high 20 points to lead the Loyola-Maryland Greyhounds as they rallied late in the second half to defeat the Fairfield Stags, 63-58, in an overtime thriller at Reitz Arena.
Dylon Cormier added 19 points and seven rebounds for Loyola (12-5, 4-1 MAAC), which picked up its third win in a row. Robert Olson tallied 12 points while Anthony Winbush grabbed nine rebounds and dealt out five assists.
Keith Matthews registered a double-double of 13 points and 10 boards for Fairfield (10-7, 2-3) as it dropped its second straight decision. Josip Mikulic provided a spark off the bench with 16 points and six rebounds.
The Stags faced a six-point deficit early on in the contest, but Mikulic caught fire in the first half to lead them to a 33-27 halftime lead. Mikulic scored 14 points and grabbed five boards while Fairfield converted 47.8 percent of its field goal attempts in the opening 20 minutes.
The Greyhounds trailed for the majority of the second stanza, but they held the visitors to 26.9 percent shooting from the field to prevent the Stags from running away with it. Cormier put in a layup with 2:07 left in regulation to even the score at 47 and neither side could produce any more points before the end of the second half which sent the contest into overtime.
Loyola went 3-of-4 from the floor and drained 10-of-12 at the charity stripe in the extra session to survive the close call.
The free throw line played a very big role as the Greyhounds made 25-of-34 foul shots while the Stags converted only 8-of-17.
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ZOTAC GeForce 9500 GT ZONE Edition Graphics Card - The Package
ZOTAC have attacked the 9500 GT and release it under their ZONE naming scheme. We check it out today.The Package
Like most lower end cards, ZOTAC has opted for a smaller box design. Across the top we have the brand alongside the NVIDIA logo. Down the bottom we have the model along with a mention that this card is part of the ZONE series. We also have a sticker on the front that makes note of the new ZOTAC Extended Warranty which we recently covered in our news.
In the middle of the box, going up the right hand side we have some of the main specifications of the card; fanless cooling, 512MB of GDDR3 memory, Dual Dual-Link DVI and more.
Turning the box over, we again have the model, brand and a bit of a blurb about the card that says why it's so great. We also have some more details on some of the technology that is present in the 9500 GT. Alongside that we also have some information on SLI and what you need along with a few more details on the card in a number of languages.
As far as paperwork goes, we have a quick setup guide, a leaflet about extended warranty and the standard user manual. We also have a driver CD along with a little sticker so you can display the ZOTAC brand loudly and proudly.
Aside from the standard component / s-video out and DVI to VGA connector, we have a loopback cable that is used to get sound through the DVI to HDMI convertor which is also included.
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half life, half-life(noun)
the time required for something to fall to half its initial value (in particular, the time for half the atoms in a radioactive substance to disintegrate)
Half-life is the amount of time required for a quantity to fall to half its value as measured at the beginning of the time period. While the term "half-life" can be used to describe any quantity which follows an exponential decay, it is most often used within the context of nuclear physics and nuclear chemistry—that is, the time required, probabilistically, for half of the unstable, radioactive atoms in a sample to undergo radioactive decay. The original term, dating to Ernest Rutherford's discovery of the principle in 1907, was "half-life period", which was shortened to "half-life" in the early 1950s. Rutherford applied the principle of a radioactive element's half-life to studies of age determination of rocks by measuring the decay period of radium to lead-206. Half-life is used to describe a quantity undergoing exponential decay, and is constant over the lifetime of the decaying quantity. It is a characteristic unit for the exponential decay equation. The term "half-life" may generically be used to refer to any period of time in which a quantity falls by half, even if the decay is not exponential.
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On This Day in Black History: February 27
1844 The Dominican Republic gained independence from Haiti.
1890 Mabel Keaton Staupers, a leader in integrating nurses in the U.S. military and in professional nursing associations, was born in Barbados, West Indies.
1897 World-renowned opera singer Marian Anderson was born.
1967 St. Kitts and Nevis (with Anguilla) became an associated state of the United Kingdom with full internal autonomy.
1973 The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a Virginia pool club could not bar residents because of colour.
1978 Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe, anti-apartheid activist and founder of the Pan-African Congress of Azania (South Africa), died.
1982 Wayne B. Williams was convicted of murdering two young blacks and 22 other child murders were subsequently attributed to him. Williams was at the center of a string of 28 killings of young black men over a two-year period.
1988 Debi Thomas became the first African-American to win a medal at the Winter Olympics.
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By Vancouver Heritage FoundationAcross Canada there are over 6,000 monuments and cenotaphs dedicated to remembering those who fought in the Great War (1914-18). This... Read More
Modernism in Vancouver Part Two: West Coast Modernism
By Vancouver Heritage FoundationWhile mid-century commercial architecture was embracing International Style with its clean-edged steel and glass construction... Read More
EVENT: VPSN "Bike-in Movie Night", Sept 19th
By SpacingWHEN: Friday, September 19th, 8pm WHERE: GOPark parking lot on Hasting at Hamilton The Vancouver Public Space Network, presents... Read More
RELEASE: VPSN Brings "Feet to the Street" Dance Instructions to Granville
By SpacingThe Vancouver Public Space Network, in partnership with the Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association (DVBIA), Bruce... Read More
Video Vancouver: Spyglass Sessions:—Colour the Wild
By Yuri ArtibiseVia GP Mendoza: We took a trip downtown to Hornby and Hastings for this Spyglass Session with Carly Walde! Vancouver radio listeners... Read More
Walking Portland
By brittanyleeWhen one types "Portland CBD" in a search engine, one would expect articles and publications on the metropolitan's newly thriving... Read More
Vote for Your Great Places in Canada
By Yuri ArtibiseWhat is your favourite place in Canada? The Canadian Institute of Planners is once again hosting their Great Places in... Read More