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KEY PUBLICATIONS AND ONLINE RESOURCES SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT This page was updated on: 01/12/10 2004 Sustainable Development Key Publications and Online Resources Archives: 2010; 2009; 2008; 2007; 2006; 2005; 2003; 2002 (Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations, December 2004) This "think piece" by Richard G. Tarasofsky and Alison L. Hoare of Chatham House/RIIA presents some of the implications for the international architecture of a new UN Environment Organization (UNEO) and evaluates whether such an organization would lead to an improvement in the status quo.
GEF AND SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATES SECRETARY-GENERAL'S ADVANCE, UNEDITED REPORTS AVAILABLE (UN, December 2004) The advance, unedited reports prepared by the UN Secretary-General on the three thematic clusters to be discussed at the April 2005 session of the Commission on Sustainable Development have been released. The reports identify policy options and possible actions to expedite implementation on water, sanitation and human settlements. The report on water suggests, inter alia, that: public utilities are in need of support for strengthened governance; tariff reform and better targeted subsidies are key areas for action; and a public consensus could be sought on how best to involve the private sector in water services. The report on sanitation highlights that: providing small-scale service providers easier access to credit and service contracts can contribute towards expanding coverage; the adoption of low-cost technology options allows expanded coverage to broad segments of society; and greater community involvement, particularly of women, in water and sanitation management can promote simple technology design for easy maintenance, facilitate cost recovery, and help ensure equitable access. Finally, the report on human settlements includes suggestions that governments consider acquiring low-cost land on the urban periphery to set aside for future development of housing affordable to low-income households. It also proposes that local authorities give preference to small local businesses in contracting for the provision of basic urban services. The Secretary-General's Reports on: water, sanitation and human settlements. HUMANITARIAN EARLY WARNING SERVICE WEBSITE LAUNCHED A new website providing early warning service to support humanitarian preparedness has been launched. Developed by the World Food Programme, HEWSweb provides the latest forecasts, reports and alerts on drought, floods, tropical storms, locust infestation, El Nino, earthquakes and volcanic activity. A one-stop shop for early warning information, HEWSweb seeks to facilitate access to the latest early warnings by bringing together information from multiple specialized institutions. The resource will also soon provide a platform for sharing information on sociopolitical crises. HEWSweb is a partnership project developed by the Inter Agency Standing Committee, and is supported by a range of partners including the FAO, the World Food Programme, UNICEF, UNHCR, UNDP, OCHA, WHO, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), as well as a consortium of international NGOs. The website.
IGES LAUNCHES ENVIROSCOPE AGRICULTURE, FOOD SECURITY, NUTRITION AND THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS (IFPRI 2004) In this essay from the forthcoming IFPRI Annual Report 2003-2004, authors Joachim von Braun, M. S. Swaminathan and Mark W. Rosegrant outline the linkages between agriculture, food and nutrition security, and each of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). They offer suggestions for how these linkages can be reinforced, including through investment in infrastructure such as roads and bridges, to meet the MDG to eradicate extreme hunger and poverty. They also note the need to overcome the obstacle of poor governance, including by "giving voice to poor citizens" and ensuring government accountability. The authors argue that a shift toward decentralization and devolution of decision-making has increased in the rural poor's participation in decisions on rural development, and believe that "preventing or stopping violent conflict remains a necessary undertaking in many developing countries that hope to stabilize rural areas and improve the lives of their poor citizens." The essay. INDICATORS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT FOR TOURISM DESTINATIONS (World Tourism Organization 2004) This guidebook was produced by the World Tourism Organization to help the managers of tourism companies and resorts/destinations, their partners and other stakeholders to make better decisions regarding tourism. The text's five sections focus on the use of indicators as a central instrument for improved planning and management through: an introduction to the use of indicators; a description of indicator development procedures; and discussions of sustainability issues and indicators in tourism, applications for various destinations, such as coastal zones and mountain destinations, and applications of indicators in tourism planning and management. More information. GREEN miniATLAS (World Bank September 2004) The World Bank's Green miniAtlas draws from the Bank's Little Green Data Book to provide information on numerous environmental topics, such as agriculture, forestry, biodiversity, energy, emission and pollution, water and sanitation, and protected areas, offering a quick reference guide for monitoring environmental performance across over 200 countries. The miniAtlas. WORLD DISASTERS REPORT 2004 (IFRC, 2004) The World Disaster Report, which was launched in mid-November 2004 by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) and the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, focuses on community resilience to disasters. The report considers how international aid organizations can help strengthen local resilience to crises ranging from "slow-onset" problems such as drought or HIV/AIDS to sudden "one-off disasters" like earthquakes. It argues that a more development-focused approach is needed that places communities at the heart of defining their needs and identifying appropriate solutions. The report also deals with such specific issues as the impact of heat waves on the developed world, capacity building in rural India, disaster resilience in the Philippines, and key risks in urban slums. More information. TARGETING OF TRANSFERS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: REVIEW OF LESSONS AND EXPERIENCE (World Bank, 2004) This joint World Bank/International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) publication, authored by David Coady, Margaret Grosh and John Hoddinott, seeks to facilitate the efforts of policymakers and programme managers in developing countries, donor agencies and NGOs to effectively design antipoverty interventions that reach the poor. This 82-page text focuses on a quantitative analysis of 122 antipoverty interventions in 47 transition and developing countries to quantify expected outcomes from targeting methods and their determinants. The text includes a qualitative discussion of common targeting methods and how they work, what costs may be incurred from using each method, and what the appropriate circumstances are for implementing antipoverty programmes. The authors also review the costs and benefits of targeting and methods for assessing targeting performance, and offer a taxonomy of targeting methods. More. SCIENCE AND POVERTY: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH (IFPRI, October 2004) This report discusses the impacts of new agricultural technology on poverty. It was authored by Ruth Meinzen-Dick, Michelle Adato, Lawrence Haddad and Peter Hazell and is based on the results of a six-country, seven-case research project managed by IFPRI. The authors find that "measures of the direct impacts of new technologies on incomes and yields do not tell the whole story. Both economic and non-economic factors (such as sources of vulnerability, gender roles, and the source of the disseminated technology) play an extremely important role in determining whether the poor adopt or benefit from a technology." The authors recommend that impact assessments should include a mix of disciplines and methods, and those designing new research programmes should understand all the social factors that will affect the adoption and impacts of technologies as well as poor people's strategies for managing risk and the importance and role of agriculture in their livelihood strategies. The text. ENVIRONMENT AND SECURITY: TRANSFORMING RISKS INTO COOPERATION – THE CASE OF THE SOUTHERN CAUCASUS (IISD, 2004) Published by IISD, this report was prepared by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), the UN Development Programme (UNDP) and the UN Environment Programme (UNEP). It examines both the negative affect of conflict in the Southern Caucasus region – comprising Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia – as well as the opportunities environmental issues present for cooperation and confidence building. The report uses maps and graphics to present the linkages between environmental stress, potential social tension and areas of particular vulnerability in the Southern Caucasus, as identified by stakeholders from the countries. It suggests addressing these linkages through: vulnerability assessment, early warning and monitoring of "at risk" areas; policy development and implementation; and institutional development, capacity building and advocacy. The report (in English and Russian). RESEARCH: ICT INNOVATIONS FOR POVERTY REDUCTION (UNESCO, 2004) This report provides a comparative analysis of nine South Asian projects that aim to combat poverty through information and communication technology. The report. DESA NEWS The latest edition of DESA news (volume 8, number 6, November-December 2004) is available online. This issue contains updates on the general debate of the 59th session of the UN General Assembly on topics such as globalization, MDGs, UN reform, environment, economic and social issues. It also includes updates on deliberations of the Second Committee concerning economic and financial issues, innovative sources of financing for development, review of operational activities, Barbados+10 review among others. The issue. OECD IN FIGURES - 2004 EDITION (OECD 2004) This statistical resource contains key data on OECD countries, ranging from economic growth and employment to trade and migration. It also includes comparable tables on science, public finances and the environment, and graphs providing snapshots on issues such as GDP, education spending, health funding, development aid and renewable energy. The resource. LIVING PLANET REPORT 2004 (WWF, October 2004) This report is the fifth in a series of Living Planet publications, WWF's periodic update on the state of the world's ecosystems, which examines human pressures on the earth through two indicators – the Living Planet Index and the Ecological Footprint. The 2004 report underscores how current human consumption of the planet's natural resources is far exceeding the earth's regenerative capacities, indicating that we currently consume 20 percent more natural resources than the planet can produce, and highlighting that populations of terrestrial, freshwater and marine species fell by 30 to 50 percent in the last three decades. The report notes that humanity's ecological footprint has increased 2.5 times since 1961, with our energy footprint increasing by almost 700 percent between 1961 and 2001. The report.
TO ACTION FOR THE UN MILLENNIUM DECLARATION STRIVING FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE IN AFRICA (UNECA, 2004) This report provides a synopsis of the 2005 African Governance Report by the UN Economic Commissions for Africa (ECA), a forthcoming publication that will feature the results of the first major continent-wide study on governance in Africa. Prepared for the 4th African Development Forum held in mid-October in Addis Ababa, the "Striving for good governance in Africa" report presents a snapshot of the public perception of governance in various African countries, highlights capacity deficits, and seeks to foster the sharing of intraregional experience and knowledge concerning the challenges to good governance. Through a survey of 28 countries, the research indicates increasing good governance on the continent. Underscoring a need for the implementation of a "bold and innovative programme" to develop Africa's governance capacity, the report identifies and outlines 10 priority areas for action toward building capable and accountable States. The report. GUIDELINES FOR REDUCING FLOOD LOSSES (UN, 2004) Paul J. Pilon edited this four-chapter inter-agency publication, led by UNDESA, which was launched on World Water Day 2004. The text is the result of three workshops and symposia held in response to the devastation arising from water-related natural disasters, particularly flooding. One objective of these events was to create comprehensive guidelines that could be used by governments, international organizations, non-governmental organizations and civil society to help avert losses from flooding and epidemics. The resulting guidelines address the needs of decision-makers and describe the range of mitigation options that need to be considered when endeavoring to reduce losses from flooding. The guidelines offer an introduction to the general issue area and various measures to mitigate the impacts associated with floods. The text.
30-YEAR UPDATE ONLINE RESOURCE: UN REFORM – UN-CIVIL SOCIETY RELATIONS (NGLS, October 2004) The UN Non-Governmental Liaison Service (NGLS) launched this new section on its website to provide up-to-date information on UN reform, with an emphasis on UN-Civil Society Relations. The section reviews the UN General Assembly debate on the subject, with links to several Member States' statements, and links to the Cardoso Panel's report on UN-Civil Society relations, several NGO's responses to the Cardoso Panel report, and background papers prepared for the Panel. The webpage.
LEARNING BETWEEN NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NGOS SIDSnet PACIFIC ONLINE SIDSnet Pacific is the global network for small island developing States in the Pacific region. This website, which updates and replaces the Pacific WSSD site, provides SIDS-specific information and resources in the lead up to the International Meeting on the 10-year review of the Barbados Programme of Action on the sustainable development of SIDS. The site. FOOD SUBSIDIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: COSTS, BENEFITS, AND POLICY OPTIONS (Published for IFPRI by Johns Hopkins University Press, 1988, September 2004) This 24-chapter book, edited by Per Pinstrup-Andersen, considers: food consumption and nutritional effects and macroeconomic and trade implications of consumer-oriented subsidies; the effectiveness of consumer-oriented food subsidies in reaching rationing and income transfer goals; the distribution of costs for explicit vs. implicit subsidies; political calculations for subsidizing food; and income-augmenting interventions and food self-sufficiency for enhancing food consumption among the poor. It presents results for country studies in Egypt, India, the Philippines, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Brazil, Mexico, and Zambia. In his concluding chapter, Pinstrup-Andersen notes that "Based on the evidence presented in this book, it may be concluded that consumer food subsidies, if properly designed and implemented, may be very effective in reducing the insecurity of access to food at the household level by making fixed rations available at predetermined prices." The design and implementation of the programme will determine whether this is achieved, however, with household targeting, based on incomes of households adjusted for size and composition, and private distribution among the factors credited with leading to more effective programmes. In conclusion, Pinstrup-Andersen notes that "the most important lesson learned from the research and policy experience presented in this book is that consumer food subsidies can be a powerful and cost-effective policy tool to reach certain social, economic, and political goals, or they can be harmful to growth and equity." The key is how and when they are applied. The book. THE IMPACT OF AIDS (DESA, September 2004) Prepared by DESA's Population Division, this report indicates that the AIDS epidemic will continue to have devastating consequences for decades to come for virtually every sector of society. The report documents the impacts of HIV/AIDS on: population size and growth and national mortality levels; families and households; agricultural sustainability; business; the health sector; education, and economic growth. The report. SUSTAINABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN AFRICA (UNDESA, May 2004) Stephen Karekezi, Jennifer Wangeci and Ezekiel Manyara of African Energy Policy Research Network authored this paper, which addresses energy consumption at the household level and in the agriculture and transport sectors in Africa. It also examines energy consumption at the subregional levels of North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa, and in South Africa, highlighting differences in consumption patterns and presenting the case for a differentiated approach to sustainable energy consumption options. The paper concludes with a range of policy options that could assist in the promotion of sustainable energy consumption in Africa and offers a chart that organizes the options according to subregional priorities. Actions that are priorities in all subregions include: efficient energy use at the household level; improved data collection on energy use in the agriculture sector; greater use of other renewable energy resources and technologies (excluding biomass) in the agriculture sector; regulatory measures in the transport sector; and energy efficiency in the transport sector. This paper served as a background paper for the Regional Conference on Sustainable Consumption in Africa held in Morocco in May 2004, co-organized by DESA, UNEP and the Government of Morocco. The paper. REALITY OF AID 2004 REPORT: FOCUS ON GOVERNANCE AND HUMAN RIGHTS (Reality of Aid, April 2004) This NGO report explores the theme of governance and human rights in development cooperation and illustrates how governance conditionality can be used as a tool to "open up markets and impose policies that entrench inequitable distribution of power and resources." The report begins with a political overview and continues with chapters focusing on aid trends in different regions. It highlights: the risk that aid is being diverted from the overriding necessity of eliminating poverty for the many to the promoting security for the few; the continued domination of global political and economic mechanisms by OECD countries, especially G8 donors and very particularly, the United States; and the interpretation of governance and human rights by OECD donors to mean whatever they want them to mean. This publication was first launched in April 2004 and is now being made available online. REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS MILLENNIUM DECLARATION (UN, September 2004) This 2004 report finds progress in the implementation of the UN Millennium Declaration. Poverty reduction, access to primary education, and hunger are some of the areas that have seen improvements in developing countries around the world, particularly in Asia, northern Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and West Asia. However, the least developed countries and countries in sub-Saharan Africa have not fared as well, with few of these countries seeing progress and some experiencing reversals in development trends. According to the report, the Millennium Development Goals, which were derived from the Millennium Declaration in a 2001 Secretary-General report, have transformed the face of global development cooperation and reshaped development strategies. The Secretary-General report. The UN has also produced a 2004 Status on the MDGs chart that illustrates the progress of different regions in reaching the MDGs. REPORT OF THE SECRETARY-GENERAL ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE REPORT OF THE PANEL OF EMINENT PERSONS ON UNITED NATIONS–CIVIL SOCIETY RELATIONS (UN, 2004) This report was prepared in response to the report of the Panel of Eminent Persons on United Nations-Civil Society Relations, which was chaired by the former President of Brazil, Fernando Henrique Cardoso and referred to as the Cardoso Panel. It "offers comments on some of the Panel's recommendations from the perspective of the UN Secretariat and, in some cases, includes specific suggestions regarding their implementation, which the General Assembly may wish to take into account." The report is structured around seven headings: Increasing the participation of NGOs in intergovernmental bodies; Establishing a trust fund to increase the participation of representatives of NGOs from developing countries; Improving accreditation; Improving the UN Secretariat's dialogue with NGOs; Enhancing country-level engagement with NGOs; Exploring the enlargement of the Partnerships Office; and Managing the change process. In the report, Secretary-General Annan states, among others, that: he will create a single trust fund to provide financial support for travel and accommodation of representatives from accredited NGOs from developing countries to attend intergovernmental meetings; he is requesting DPI to consider how its work with NGOs could be better linked to the priorities of the intergovernmental organs so as to enhance its relevance and impact; and he will establish a trust fund to enhance the capacity of NGOs at the country level and to finance additional capacity in the office of the Resident Coordinator. The unedited, advance version. The report. TEN DAYS IN JOHANNESBURG – A NEGOTIATION OF HOPE (UNDP and South Africa's Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, 2004) Written by Pamela Chasek and Richard Sherman and edited by Chris Spence, this book was compiled as a comprehensive reference guide to the World Summit on Sustainable Development, held in Johannesburg in 2002. The book documents key events leading up to the Summit, outlines its preparatory process, and analyzes important negotiations, activities and outcomes of the Summit. Each chapter includes a comprehensive account of what took place, including who said what, and when and where they said it. The chapters also include a photo history of what took place, and provide reference sections with sources of publicly available information, including official UN documents, government reports, statements, speeches and press releases, global state of implementation reports, UN agency responses, Major Groups' papers and academic papers. More information is available at: http://www.struik.co.za/book.book.detail.action?id=1923
NGLS' MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS INTERNET PORTAL FIRST8 MDG WEBSITE Launched in September in the Netherlands, this website provides a visual tour of the Millennium Development Goals. It seeks to raise people's awareness of their own responsibility and inspire them to take action in the struggle against poverty and the achievements of the MDGs. The first8 website. ENDING HUNGER IN AFRICA: PROSPECTS FOR THE SMALL FARMER (IFPRI, 2004) This new issue brief from the International Food Policy Research Institute examines the role of agriculture and smallholder farming in meeting the Millennium Development Goals. This publication looks at recent trends in poverty, malnutrition and growth; outlines challenges to boosting agricultural growth; and presents case studies of agricultural success in a number of Sub-Saharan countries. The issue brief can be accessed at http://www.ifpri.org/pubs/ib/ib16.pdf
ASSESSING THEIR IMPACT AND DESIGNING POLICY REFORMS SEMINAR REPORT: PREPARATIONS FOR THE 13TH MEETING OF THE COMMISSION ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (Norwegian Ministry of the Environment and SIWI, September 2004) This report details the proceedings of a half-day seminar that the Norwegian Ministry of the Environment and the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) convened during the August 2004 World Water Week in Stockholm. The seminar focused on "Preparations for the 13th Meeting of the Commission on Sustainable Development" and took as its starting point the challenges identified by Ministers at CSD-12 (included in the Chair's Summary Part II - High-level Segment of CSD-12). The report is divided into five sections: introduction; key issues to be addressed by CSD-13; water resources management, including IWRM; water and sanitation; and human settlements. Participants highlighted the need to bring to the attention of political leaders the importance of access to water and sanitation for domestic and productive use as an engine of growth. Water and sanitation (within human settlements) can contribute to poverty alleviation, improved health, gender equality and livelihoods. Participants felt that the broad participation of all stakeholders contributed to the success of CSD-12 and should continue at CSD-13. The report. EXPLORING THE LINKS: HUMAN WELL-BEING, POVERTY AND ECOSYSTEM SERVICES (IISD, 2004) Exploring the Links sets out to: demonstrate how human well-being is dependent upon ecosystems and ecosystem services; identify barriers and drivers that prevent the poor from using these ecosystem services to improve their well-being, in essence perpetuating poverty; and identify policy response options to remove the barriers, re-design or even introduce new intervention strategies to allow the poor to improve their well-being through an ecosystem approach. The publication. MANUAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY: THE EU AND BRITAIN (Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP), August 2004) This Manual provides a comprehensive source of information on European Union environmental policy. It contains, inter alia, an introductory chapter on the making of EU environmental policy, and chapters covering issues such as water, waste, air, climate change, harmful substances, radioactivity, wildlife, impact assessment and planning, financial and economic instruments, and international conventions. Appendices provide a complete list of all legislation contained in the Manual, details of all relevant proposals currently being negotiated in the EU, an insight into what to expect from the Commission in the near future, and a list of web resources. New chapters address topics such as emissions trading, energy taxation, and GM issues, including traceability and labeling, food and feed, and transboundary movements. To view the Manual for free visit: http://www.mep-online.com before 20 October with the username: TEMP and password: ONLINE SUSTAINABLE TOURISM (WIT press, 2004) The papers in this book seek to explore issues concerned with achieving environmental, social and economic sustainability of tourism, and are derived from an international conference on this topic. Papers are grouped under the following headings: tourism impact; tourism strategies; sustainable tourism; ecotourism; cultural tourism; coastal issues; tourism and protected areas; tourism, infrastructure, transport and hotels; surveys and analysis; IT in tourism. More information.
GOVERNANCE Other links: UN Press Briefing by Cardoso http://www.un.org/News/briefings/docs/2004/Cardoso062104.doc.htm UN Wire story on release of the report, 22 June 2004 http://www.unwire.org/UNWire/20040622/449_25131.asp UN GLOBAL COMPACT BOOKS (June 2004, Greenleaf Books) Learning to Talk: Corporate Citizenship and the Development of the UN Global Compact: Edited by Malcolm McIntosh, Sandra Waddock and Georg Kell, with a foreword by Kofi Annan, this book reflects on the Global Compact's aims and origins, offers some stories of engagement, and discusses how this initiative has become a reference point in the dialogue on global and corporate governance. The authors of the book's 27 chapters range from academics to industry representatives, all seeking to take stock of some element of the Compact's first few years. To order Learning to Talk or to view the 'Foreword' by Kofi Annan and the 'Introduction' by Malcolm McIntosh, Sandra Waddock and Georg Kell, visit: http://www.greenleaf-publishing.com/catalogue/lttalk.htm


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This guide provides an overview of group facilitation methods; tips and tricks we learned from the national pilot of Q4L; outlines 10 essential sessions and 4 optional session that reinforce the basic principles of the Q4L program. Each session also includes several "black line masters" handouts for photocopying and distribution.
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Kevin Pereira and Morgan Webb delivered over two hours of live coverage from CES 2011. They saw all the latest gadgets and gizmos at this largest of consumer technology trade shows. Now it's time for them to discuss their absolute favorites from this year's show. What was your favorite?
Attack of the Show's new host Candace Bailey is going for the full digital experience at CES 2011. In the video below she checks out Blackberry's new tablet, the Blackberry Playbook and the Fujitsu Tablet as well as a cool new app that can control your reclining chair. Remote control LazyBoy? Surely the future is HERE!
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Morgan Webb is in Tokyo, which means a trip to the Panasonic showroom for a preview of their gadgets and tech, like an interactive wall, a 3D consumer camera and more.
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If your looking to do it cheap, then just buy like an invidia muffler, chop the old one off and weld/mount the new muffler on, i have seen a few guys that have done this and the sound is crisp. Getting a full catback will only give u a little bit deaper sound, hardly enough to notice, and if you want go down to checker and throw a cold air intake on it, is all you will need is the air filter and MAFS (mass airflow sensor) section of piping and thats it, the rest just for you to install. Should only cost about 50 bucks.
^ If you're going to do that, you'd be better off spending a little extra time and maybe 50 (+/-) bucks more looking for a used cat back or an eBay no-name brand exhaust. In my opinion, that just sounds entirely too ghetto to be done to a Subaru.
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Coherent-optic suppression of scratch noise on optical sound records
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A method of coherent spatial filtering of optical sound records is proposed. Theoretical analysis shows that these methods provide suppression of scratch images and of worn sound track noise by 10–14 dB, i.e., to the level of a new sound record. It is shown that linear processing of a corrected image is inefficient, and only its nonlinear processing leads to an improved SNR. Three methods of realizing nonlinear transformation are suggested. Results of the experiment are in good agreement with theory.
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M. E. Zhabotinski, A. A. Lapides, and A. I. Shpuntov, "Coherent-optic suppression of scratch noise on optical sound records," Appl. Opt. 22, 4020-4027 (1983)
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In the present report I analyze interesting experimental results of laboratory measurements of the speed of aether wind recently (2009) obtained by Dutch researcher V.Haan at Michelson-type interferometer based on fiber optic waveguides transmitting the light with wavelength ~1 μm. Because of a wrong interpretation of his measurements, those proposed at days of Miller (1933) and Shamir&Fox (1968), V.Haan, proceeding from a reliably measured shift of the interference fringe registered by modern phasometric electronics, 40 times underestimated the speed of aether wind (7 km/s), i.e. obtained the same estimations as was earlier reported by Michelson, Miller, Shamir&Foxs and others who also incorrectly interpreted their data. Now I critically discuss the errors of interpretation of the experiment by V.Haan. I show that really he measured the speed of aether wind several hundred km/s. Some proposals are made of modernization of the construction of fiber optics interferometer capable to raise about 5 times the ratio signal/noise in the device. Thus the resolution by the phase shift can be obtained not less than 0.005 of the fringe width.
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Project Educate Interview: ChewedKandiFor today's Project Educate interview, we'll be taking some time to get to know ChewedKandi, our resident pink-haired vector maniac and Community Volunteer! She also posts tutorials at VectorTuts+ and hosts a plethora of excellent works at ChewedKandi.netShe's the one responsible for all of these wonderful works: Tell us a little bit about yourself!My name is Shar and I'm from Newcastle Upon Tyne in the UK. I'm a freelance Vector Artist/Illustrator and been into vector art for nearly 10 years now.How did you get into your chosen media?It was a natural progresssion... I got into vexel art and then into vector. It was a bit of an obsession, creating something out of the layering of shapes.What was made you start writing tutorials?When I was a teenager, I wanted to gr
Project Educate Group Feature: Divine-TutorialsCourtesy of TehAngelsCry:iconDivine-Tutorials:Tutorials befitting of a deity!Who Are We?Divine-Tutorials is a group started by TehAngelsCry for the sole purpose of collecting the best tutorials on deviantART for every category.In just a year, over 1'500 members have joined the group to submit their tutorials, and almost 3'000 deviants are watching the group. Honestly, I could not have hoped for a better response. Allow me to just say, thank you to everyone. We wouldn't be here without you.Our Mission?I wanted to create a collection of the best tutorials around. Sure, there are other tutorial groups which do the same, but at the time there were none which offered tutorial requests. That was the dream for Divine-Tutorials; to offer tutorials befitting of a deity, and to write tutorials from requests to the same standard.Featured Tutorials :t
Project Educate Interview: CedarseedToday on this fine New Years Eve, we'll be interviewing Majnouna for Project Educate! She's a former volunteer for deviantART and has her own website: Cedarseed.comShe's responsible for these INCREDIBLY detailed tutorials:Tell us a little bit about yourself!Not much to say, I'm a Lebanese creative, trained as a graphic designer and self-taught as an illustrator. My day job consists in making digital games, and I was apprenticed to a calligraphy master so I do a lot of that as well. My personal love is comics, and my published works so far are Malaak: Angel of Peace and Driving in Lebanon.How did you get into your chosen media?Chance or fate, depending how you look at it! I never even heard of graphic design until a career orientation day at school, where I instantly knew that's what I needed to do (originally I was looking into veterinary studies); the calligraph
Project Educate Interview: VlueToday, for Project Educate we'll be having an interview with photo wizard Vlue! Owner of the website PhotoExtremist.com and author of E-Books like "The Top 5 Creative Photography Techniques" and "Trick Photography and Special Effects"He's responsible for awesome tutorials like these:Tell us a little bit about yourself!My name is Evan Sharboneau and I'm a 20 year old photographic artist and the guy behind PhotoExtremist.com. I live in a rural area in the state of Oregon.How did you get into your chosen media?By accident! One time when I was in middle school (~2006), I was taking pictures outside a house that had Christmas lights and my hand bumped while taking the picture, and this was the result:Through my eyes, that photo was really interesting and thought it would be cool to put it online somewhere. It was then that I discovered DeviantART,
Project Educate Tutorials: Closing Statement.First off, I'd like to thank everyone for bearing with me on a week that turned out considerably better than I thought.Amidst struggle and miscommunication we managed to get a pretty successful week showcasing some incredibly skilled tutorial artists and even feature some excellent groups. Thanks to dACipher crewmates, Topicality, the dynamic duo bradleysays & winehaus, JRCnrd and everyone for helping make this absolutely amazing. I also want to thank everyone we've had the pleasure to interview and feature and work with directly to make this possible.I'm sure even if I was able to try and represent the whole spectrum of what dA has to offer, it would be like a grain of rice in the sand. deviantART has so much to offer as far as free information to share with everyone. The amount of artists and micro-communities dedicated to sharing this information is part of what makes up the backbone of this community. The reason that some of us can s
PE: Polymer Clay Food Tutorials CollectionWelcome to a new polymer clay love article, specially written for projecteducate, find the program for the third Community Week here. If you missed the previous articles, please check out Introduction to Polymer Clay and Polymer Clay Secrets Revealed. This time I'm going to guide you through some of the best polymer clay food tutorials currently available in deviantART, enjoy and don't hesitate to leave a message if you have any question or suggestion for future articles.Food. Polymer clay food. There's a strange fascination between polymer clay crafters to make food, if you ask many of us won't even be able to explain what's so addictive about making fake food. Some of it is crafted for doll houses and doll props, some people make beautiful jewelry with food, but some just make it because it's so incredibly fun. :
Project Ed: Tutorials Group Bio for Tutorial-CityHello there! I am the current founder and leader of Tutorial-City and today I'm going to tell you a little bit about who we are what we like to do!Who We AreTutorial-City is an ever-growing community of deviants that adore tutorials and other resources. The galleries we have range from digital artwork to writing and everything in between. We have a folder for just about everything and we are always welcome to suggestions from our memebers.Our MissionOur goal here is showcase the best tutorials that we can find on deivantART and share them with the world. As such we only accept resources that are hosted on dA and do not accept outside resources. We love tutorials and do whatever can to promote education in artwork.Examples of our workBelow are some examples from our gallery of some of the amazing tutorials we have


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Photo: Dan the Painter
Wednesday, April 1st, 2009Photo: FELLINI Gallery's "MAY RAIN" opening
Wednesday, April 1st, 2009Photo: The leaning tower of Shanghai
Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008The leaning tower of Shanghai
(More information here and here. This isn't the best angle to show the lean, which is supposedly more pronounced than the one in Pisa. I lost the memory card for my camera, so no pics from me.)
Photo: Me. Halloween. 1994.
Thursday, November 13th, 2008Me. Halloween. 1994. on Flickr
(It's scary what you find on Facebook.)
Photo: Bliss and Dan at the Shanghaiist Halloween Party
Monday, November 3rd, 2008Photo: Look at the old man elevate!
Monday, October 27th, 2008Photos of you in Gaelic Asian Games – Penang
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The last time I was there, the bellagio had it at the high dollar video poker bar. If you go sit at the bar and put some money in the machine you can probably order a glass and they'll comp it. I'll leave the ethics of that up to you.
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Commission moves toward opening more opportunities to take hogs, coyotes
Rule is planned to allow night hunting at night with lights on private lands
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The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission plans to allow hunters to take wild hogs and coyotes at night, with lights, on public lands. |
The rule would also allow the hunting of feral swine and coyotes on public lands from ½ hour after sunset to ½ before sunrise with a light by permit only. Night hunting is one means of controlling localized populations of coyotes and feral swine, both of which are non-native to North Carolina and destructive to the landscape.
The new regulations are year-round, seven days a week. Hunting on Sundays is allowed only on private lands with archery equipment.
The new regulations are scheduled to take effect August 1, 2012 pending final approval by the Rules Review Commission. Currently, there is no closed season on either species, but hunting them at night is not allowed except by permit for feral swine.
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i just recently had my child at bch fthills, when i found out the dr to deliver her would be lisa i was a little nervous because she wasnt my favorite during pregnancy. when it came time to have my baby she was just amazing!! she was sweet caring did every thing she could to make me feel better about everything that was going on. I will forever be greatful to her and always to my follow up care with that office all the dr's there are the best!!
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I love that this winter jacket has a wrap and tie closure. It's easy to bundle up when you have complete control of how cozy you want to be. Fittingly named the Snowbug Jacket by Kitchen Orange.
#5438I love this royal blue dress by Elroy Apparel. Check out the full outfit with dark blue tights. Gives me all sorts of ideas for the other color options. Fall/Winter 2009-2010.
#5158Gorgeous knit dress with 3/4 sleeves and a unique neckline feature. I admit, I'm starting to pay attention to which sweater dresses are appealing to my senses.
#5060I'm loving the modern design of this tweed blazer from the new fall Allison Wonderland collection.
#4722Our top pick for Elroy Apparel Summer 2009. There are a lot of terrific end of season sales right now! The fabric for this dress is 100 percent organic cotton.
#4629This little white shift dress by Genux is great for the warmer months. I love the front bow. Simply chic, this is a great casual dress for any many occasions.
#4355Designer Judith Desjardins of Bodybag by Jude with her Maxi Dress from the just released SS09 Collection. Made in Montreal.
#4220Women's beautiful long knit shirred dress made from stretch micro modal jersey by Lav and Kush. .
#4198Every now and again a new "perfect for every occasion dress" will find it's way into your wardrobe. I have to point out how stunning this dress by Eve Gravel from Montreal is. The name of the dress is "Melting Dress" and is from her newest Spring 2009 collection.
#4086I am loving the constantly evolving selection of eco-fabrics available to the market. This new bamboo suiting fabric from the Valerie Dumaine Spring / Summer collection is lovely.
#4051Eve Gravel Pick-Nick Skirt. Women's A-line skirt with pleat design available as shown in grey and ivory, or black and ivory stripe. Made in Montreal.
#4007Beautiful Eve Gravel from Montreal. There are about 10 items I want from this collection, more of an addiction....?
I love this limited edition print fabric dress. But I can't decide on just one piece...
A one piece jumper by Valerie Dumaine is on my list for summer fashions. I love this new nautica cotton fabric.
#3940Valerie Dumaine Spring / Summer 2009 is released to public viewing on March 15th. Made in Montreal, a mixture of Organics and fashion forward design. See you soon! xoxo, ....
#3911The Anastasia Lomonova line from Montreal is my top pick for up and coming designers this summer. I'm going to be wearing a few of her pieces for sure all summer long. This little white top is so light and easy to wear.
#3888Lily and Jae from Vancouver and their over-sized snap-front cardigan sweatshirt with ribbed shawl collar.100% cotton luxury fleece 95% cotton 5% spandex 2X2 matching rib. So comfortable.
#3671I love this jacket ! Womens double button closure cropped jacket with an overlap wrap style mock neck and fringe style epaulettes on shoulders. Designed by Eve Gravel of Montreal.
#3636Zeto Double Layer Gauze Coat. 100% Organic cotton. Soft touch fine cotton jersey. The double layered gauze to keep you warm and cozy. Pull over cowl neck with 3/4 sleeve, finished with elastics.
#3572A luxury city jacket is all I need this season. I love this A-line coat by Lily and Jae. The cut is chic. I love that it's more fitted through the bust with a slight flare through the waist. The 100 percent cotton fabric reminds me of velvet.
#3557Organic fabrics really do feel better. I'm personally on the look out for all organic items. Introducing Revolve Clothing, an independent designer from Toronto who is making fair trade and organic fashions.
#3524Eve Gravel Manureva Sweater. Designed and produced in Montreal. This womens full button cardigan sweater has an over-sized funnel neck collar, black contrast on the cuffs, and a button closure front. It looks so warm and wonderful.
#3501perrrrrfect for holiday parties, this sleek,columnar dress shimmers with platinum sequins. lined in organic soy jersey. seen in performa arts metal ball,hintmag and fader. carbon-neutral shipping from new york.
#3393My favorite little winter bomber jacket ! This fully lined bomber jacket made from a wool and poly blend, with a brass zipper. I love the contrast colors of the wool. It's so cozy and chic !
#3363Scandal House Designs Cinched Tweed Bustier. A fashion Bustier that is meant to be layered over a blouse. So unique ! The tweed fabric gives the Bustier a timeless and classic charm.
#3313A dress recommendation for an evening out. I love the luxury look of this fabric. Womens spaghetti strap satin pleat dress with a detachable waist belt, by Anastasia Lomonova.
The Peel label was launched in the Fall of 2004 by Vancouver designer Megan Berks. The line has become synonymous with classic style and lovely details, resulting in clothes that will stand the test of time. I can't wait to wear this lovely wool dress.
#3196A gorgeous long wool dart coat by Sunja Link. The craftsman like attention to line and form, a sense of history, the fine detail of a button or a pleat, a practicality that is admired by all who know her, are all hallmarks on Sunja's collections.
#3147This 3/4 sleeved, above the knee dress by Independent Designer Eve Gravel is amazingly versatile. The red belt makes me think casual, but I have a few ideas of my own for this piece. This dress is from Montreal designer Eve Gravels fall / winter collection.
These designer wide leg dress pants by Laura Dawson from New York are both comfortable and stylish. The pants high waist and wide bottoms bring timeless sophistication to an increasingly popular pant style.
#3080Scandal House Designs is Canada's next up and coming designer. Take a sneak peak at the current collection. Spring 2009 is eve more gorgeous.
#3042This trench style jacket has one of the most versatile draped collars, with different button or fold options.I love that it's made with organic textiles in Vancouver. This jacket is a gem ! Elroy Apparels just released Ceiba Coat.
This skirt, made by Laura Dawson, is made from organic cotton, with a silk and lace bow tie waistband. It's short, dandy, and sassy. A portion of all proceeds go to offset global warming. made with love in New York.
#2975I love the wide arms on this tunic from Lav and Kush.
The collection is made in Vancouver.
These organic cotton twill pants are a great staple piece combining function and form. Sitting just below the natural waist, then curving into delicious details and a slide pocket. New York.
#2936Eve Gravel Make it 76 Jacket - Womens full zip jacket with 3 buttons and slight mock neck collar. Fully lined. Ribbed cuffs and bottom of jacket detailing. Part of Eve Gravels Fall / Winter Collection from Montreal.
#2912Laura Dawson Colorblock Angle Dress - Soft jersey color block dress with dramatic angling. Silk chiffon piping to offset the line. Made fair trade in new york.
#2873Greenbaum Manchester Dress - New Arrivals from Greenbaum Clothing - This triangle cut dress is more fitted through the bust with a slight flare through waist. I love the print !
#2859Laura Dawson Fold Dress - super easy to wear dress, made chic with one single fold and one single seam. cotton and silk sateen. a portion of proceeds from all sales goes towards replanting u.s. forests destroyed by wildfires.
#2829With the newly released Fall Collection by Lily and Jae Clothing, reps are already on tour with suitcases full of Spring samples.
#2777This tunic style, sleeveless top by Valerie Dumaine is the perfect top to pair up with your most comfortable lounge pants. Fall fashion is always a double wardrobe for me. Comfort all day, dressy at night.
#2743Where are you from ? I'll meet you anywhere...
I love to travel. Eve Gravel's 2008 Fall Collection. Made in Montreal.
Definitely a look I'm enjoying. Plaid is one of those timeless classics. This red accented plaid coupled with the design of Eve Gravels Motto Motto dress is a match made in heaven. I love it ! Made in Montreal.
#2688Womens hooded raincoat with notched collar, high-waisted, top-stitched waistband, contrast buttons on side pocket flaps and back vent. Fabric is 63% cotton/ 37% polyamide. By Dace Designs Vancouver.
#2676Excited about the fall and winter seasons - knowing there are options like this beautiful wool blend jacket by Valerie Dumaine. I love the faux leather trim and pleats along the front pockets. Made in Montreal.


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