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The Grand Rapids Original Swing Society (GROSS) has built a reputation as a fun, safe place for people to dance the night away. Effort to decriminalize marijuana possession in Grand Rapids turns in thousands of signatures By Lindsey Smith • Aug 6, 2012 Tyler Nickerson / Decriminalize GR A group that's trying to make marijuana possession in the City of Grand Rapids only a civil infraction turned in more than enough signatures to get the initiative on the November ballot. The group modeled the proposed changes to Grand Rapids' city charter after Ann Arbor's. In Ann Arbor, fines for marijuana possession start at just $25 and are not more $100. Tyler Nickerson is with the group known as Decriminalize GR. It collected more than 10,000 signatures during the petition drive. Court of Appeals says Governor can privatize nursing assistants at home for veterans By Lindsey Smith • Aug 3, 2012 Michigan.gov Governor Rick Snyder's plan to save money by privatizing nursing assistants at a state-run home for veterans is legal. The state's Court of Appeals issued the decision Friday. The Grand Rapids Home for Veterans is one of two state-run hospitals for vets in Michigan. More than 700 are housed there. Governor Rick Snyder privatized about 170 nursing assistants at the home last year to save around $4 million. Transplant Games of America begin today in Grand Rapids By Lindsey Smith • Jul 28, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio The Transplant Games of America are traditionally put on once every two years for athletes who are organ donation recipients. Living organ donors can also compete. Hundreds, if not a thousand athletes from all over the country are expected to compete in a dozen sporting events including track, volleyball, golf, basketball, tennis and several others. The games are held to promote organ donation and, according to the organization's website "to show the world that transplantation is a treatment that does indeed work." Grand Rapids and Livonia team up to find best solutions for managing cities By Lindsey Smith • Jul 24, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Two cities from opposite sides of the state are working together to come up with better ways to manage local governments. Livonia and Grand Rapids are teaming up to find solutions to all kinds of common city management problems; like, what's the best practice for hiring city workers? What about for borrowing money? What's the best accounting software for the price? "In essence it could be anything necessary to run local government and best practices that we could easily share," said Greg Sundstrom, Grand Rapids' city manager. Vibrant cities adviser draws on DNR experience By The Associated Press • Jul 21, 2012 DETROIT (AP) - Gov. Rick Snyder's point man on the administration's vibrant cities initiative knows there's not a lot of spare money to invest in recreation and green space in Michigan cities. But Rodney Stokes, the former leader of the state's Department of Natural Resources, sees a growing desire to expand urban trails, reclaim riverfronts for recreational use and offer outdoor activities. He's helped do that in Detroit, and sees potential elsewhere. This month, he's planning meetings in Grand Rapids, and then will reach out in Lansing, Saginaw and other cities later. Republican will challenge party-switching State Rep. Roy Schmidt By Lindsey Smith • Jul 20, 2012 courtesy photo A Grand Rapids business owner will challenge a party-switching state representative in the Republican primary on August 7th. Bing Goei made the announcement at the headquarters of his floral business Friday morning. Remembering President Gerald Ford By The Associated Press • Jul 14, 2012 Official White House portrait GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) - An annual wreath-laying ceremony has been held to remember former President Gerald Ford at a West Michigan museum bearing his name. Relatives and friends of the Ford family attended Saturday's ceremony at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum in Grand Rapids, where Ford and his wife are buried. Gerald Ford died in 2006. The ceremony also was to include a remembrance of former first lady Betty Ford, who died last year. The wreath-laying is held each year to mark Gerald Ford's birthday. He would have been 99 on Saturday. Grand Rapids lawyer Miles is new US prosecutor By The Associated Press • Jul 9, 2012 Pat Miles for Congress / Wikimedia Commons Western Michigan has a new top federal prosecutor. Patrick Miles Jr. took the oath of office today at the federal courthouse in Grand Rapids. He's a 44-year-old Grand Rapids lawyer who was nominated by President Barack Obama and recently confirmed by the U.S. Senate. The U.S. attorney's office in western Michigan has not been led by a White House appointee for more than five years. Obama first nominated Michigan lottery chief M. Scott Bowen for U.S. attorney, but the Senate never acted and Bowen remains in state government. The office has been in the hands of Don Davis since fall 2008. He's been a federal prosecutor in Grand Rapids for more than 35 years. The Western District of Michigan consists of 49 counties, including all of the Upper Peninsula. Occupy Grand Rapids stakes out a new campsite By Lindsey Smith • Jul 4, 2012 Occupy Grand Rapids is re-launching the movement after several months of lying low. The group doesn't have specific demands, "it's not one thing, it's everything," the group's facebook page says. But several of its members say issues like income inequality, corporate influence, and housing security are important to them. Anita Finch drove up from Kalamazoo to take part in the renewed effort. She says strong protest movements build over time; like the anti-war movement in the 1960s. More funding, celebrity attention bolster Grand Rapids Public Schools' music program By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 20, 2012 The Barry Manilow Music Project / Facebook On June 18, the Grand Rapids Public Schools Board of Education approved next year's budget for their district. MLive reports that although the 2012-2013 budget includes $9 million in cuts due to decreased enrollment, board members voted to allocate $990,000 to hire 11 more teachers to support increased arts education. These additional teachers will facilitate full-year—as opposed to semester-long—art and music instruction for the district's elementary school students. In addition to the financial boost, students in Grand Rapids schools have also received attention from celebrities this month. On June 14, students from City and Creston high schools in Grand Rapids accompanied the British-American rock band Foreigner on stage at the Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park Amphitheater singing their hit, "I Wanna Know What Love Is." Lansing-based group seeks to overtake Grand Rapids' lip-syncing world record By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 13, 2012 youtube.com Last year, Rob Bliss and his social media marketing group Status Creative organized a 5,000 participant video featuring residents of Grand Rapids "lip-dubbing" to a live version of Don McLean's "Bye Bye, Miss American Pie." Not only did the YouTube video go viral with almost 5 million views, but the enormous ensemble also won the Guinness World Record for largest lip dub event. Grand Rapids City not willing to narrow abortion coverage for city employees By Lindsey Smith • Jun 13, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Despite some public pressure, Grand Rapids City Commissioners declined to support a proposal that would restrict abortion coverage for city workers. A group turned in more than a thousand signatures in favor of the proposal last month. Health insurance for Grand Rapids city workers does not cover any elective surgeries. So abortions are only covered when deemed "medically necessary". The proposal would've defined that to mean only in cases of rape, incest and to protect the health of the mother. What The Truck? Grand Rapids considers new regulations for food trucks By Lindsey Smith • Jun 11, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio This week Grand Rapids officials will debate whether food trucks should be allowed in the city. People will get a chance to weigh in on the proposed rules Tuesday night. The rules would allow food trucks but limit when and where they could operate. Right now food trucks have to part of a special event, like ArtPrize for example. But some have found a way to operate in a sort of legal grey area under the same rules that mobile ice cream trucks operate. Roy Schmidt party switch prompts Dems to call for perjury investigation By Lindsey Smith • May 18, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Democrats in Kent County are asking for an investigation after a state representative switched political parties this week. Longtime Democrat Roy Schmidt from Grand Rapids switched parties to run as a Republican Tuesday. 22-year old Matt Mojzak filed to run in the district which includes Grand Rapids. The Secretary of State's office says Mojzak changed his address from one in neighboring Ottawa County to one within the district just this week. But the affidavit says Mojzak had lived at the Kent County address for 22 years. Some in Grand Rapids suburbs want out of bus system By Lindsey Smith • May 8, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Today some people in the Cities of Granville and Walker will begin collecting signatures to get their cities out of the partnership that runs the bus system in metro Grand Rapids. It's called The Rapid. The Kent County Taxpayers Alliance says it's not against bus transportation in general, but feels the system is wasting tax dollars. The grassroots organization with volunteer staff tries to keeps tabs on taxpayer dollars in local government. Kent County voters to decide on millage for community college By Lindsey Smith • May 6, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Volunteers in Kent County are making a last minute push to get out the vote Tuesday. They'll be knocking on doors and making phone calls running up to Tuesday's election. Voters will decide on a county-wide millage increase to renovate outdated buildings at Grand Rapids Community College. The millage would pay for basic improvements to almost every building on campus. Bringing neighborhoods together to keep young people in Michigan By Lindsey Smith • Apr 26, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio A community organizer in Grand Rapids is trying to improve neighborhoods to keep young people from moving out of the state. "Neighborhoods are sellable. Young people have a hard time right now staying in Michigan because they feel that there's not the same cultural aspects or the opportunities for growth like in bigger cities," Johannah Jelks said. 24-year-old Jelks started the grassroots group "Generation X & Y for MI" a few years ago as her peers were moving out of Michigan. "But actually if you look on a micro-scale neighborhoods have been attracting young talent at a rapid rate," Jelks said. "Start Garden" to use $15 million to grow ideas into businesses By Lindsey Smith • Apr 26, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio A Grand Rapids entrepreneur is launching a $15 million venture capital fund to turn people's ideas into successful businesses. The DeVos family is backing the fund, called Start Garden. Richard DeVos started Amway, now the world's largest direct selling company. Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts facing financial problems By Lindsey Smith • Apr 24, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio The head of Michigan's largest contemporary arts center has stepped down as part of a plan to stabilize the museum's finances. The Urban Institute of Contemporary Arts in Grand Rapids is also cutting its hours. The UICA's board of directors voted on the restructuring plan this week to try to stabilize what they call a "declining financial situation". But the board will not discuss details of the budget or the restructuring plan publicly. Board President Kathryn Chaplow says the board has reached out to a small group of "major donors" to help with some immediate funding. "It's very rare for people to go through something like this. But with the way people step up its just overwhelming and its humbling. The UICA isn't going anywhere," Chaplow said. The UICA's executive director Jeff Meeuwsen has agreed to step down as part of the plan. He will stay on as a temporary consultant for up to 90 days. Chaplow says she hopes the cut in hours will be temporary. And she says the board will be seeking a new director. Former GM plant rebranded to attract new global company By Lindsey Smith • Apr 18, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio A former General Motors plant in a Grand Rapids suburb is getting new life and a new identity. The 2 million square foot stamping plant in Wyoming, Michigan was the first manufacturing plant sold after GM's bailout. The more than 75 year old plant is almost completely demolished now. The plant was once the city of Wyoming's largest taxpayer and employer. Now it's been rebranded as "Site 36". (It's located on 36th street in Wyoming.) "We cannot go to a customer, a company, a site consultant and say 'well we've got a former General Motors site.' Okay? That brings with it a certain image," said Birgit Klohs, President and CEO of The Right Place. It's an economic development group based in Grand Rapids that's helping market the site to international companies. Klohs says rebranding the site is important for the people who live here too. "We're done grieving. We need to come up with the next strategy and rebranding to us was a key issue for us in saying it's time for the 21st century," Klohs said. Former Governor Engler: No kicking the can By Lindsey Smith • Apr 16, 2012 Joe Ross / Creative Commons Former Michigan Governor John Engler says politicians in Washington need to make important decisions now, despite the general election coming in November. Engler is now President of Business Roundtable, a national association of CEOs. He says politicians have a lot of tough decisions to make to keep the U.S. competitive globally. That includes decisions on energy and education; but most importantly, he says, decisions about the tax code and the federal deficit. Engler says those decisions need to made as quickly as possible. Diocese of Grand Rapids reveals strategic plan affecting 11 counties By Lindsey Smith • Apr 12, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio The Roman Catholic Diocese of Grand Rapids has released plans to merge and close some of its churches. The diocese includes 99 churches in 11 West Michigan counties. "Every Parish is in one way or the other affected," said Bishop Walter Hurley. He approved the restructuring plan that's been three years in the making. It's supposed to help the diocese face future challenges, like changing populations, a growing Hispanic community, and fewer clergy. "Right now we're not at a crisis point but what we do need to know as we look to the future, now what happens if we don't have a pastor assigned to this Parrish or this Parrish," Hurley said. Hurley says a few churches in more rural areas up north have already closed. Another handful will close as priests retire. Others will merge together. Hurley says the plan is a living document and subject to change. The Diocese of Grand Rapids isn't the only one grappling with fewer priests. There's no set timeline for when many changes will take place, but they're expected over several years. You can find the full approved "Our Faith, Our Future" plan here. Steelcase celebrates 100 years of business Friday By Lindsey Smith • Mar 16, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Steelcase doesn't manufacture much office furniture in West Michigan anymore, but it still has about 3,000 employees here. They gathered for the birthday celebration at the Grand Rapids headquarters for cake and a balloon drop. Group wants marijuana possession decriminalized in Grand Rapids By Lindsey Smith • Mar 16, 2012 miss.libertine / Creative Commons Grand Rapids voters could decide if people caught with marijuana should only be charged with a civil infraction, instead of a criminal charge. A group of residents begins collecting signatures Friday to put the measure on the November ballot in the city. The group modeled the proposed changes to Grand Rapids' city charter after Ann Arbor's. In that city, people caught with marijuana pay just a $25 fine for the first offense, but get no higher than $100. The proposed charter change reads in part; Supporters kick off campaign to pass GRCC millage in May By Lindsey Smith • Mar 14, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio People supporting a new tax millage for Grand Rapids Community College kicked off their campaign Wednesday. The millage would raise almost $100 million over 20 years pay to renovate almost every building on campus; including the main building constructed 90 years ago. Students, employers, Democrats and even some Republicans gathered at the school's Music Center Wednesday morning. New superintendent works to unite Grand Rapids schools' community By Lindsey Smith • Mar 10, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio The interim superintendent of Grand Rapids Public Schools will get rid of some controversial initiatives put in place by the former district leader. The state's third largest school district has been through a lot of turmoil over the last year. Former Grand Rapids schools superintendent Bernard Taylor made academic improvements during his five years serving the district. But he was divisive at least and a pariah to some. He resigned abruptly in January. His replacement Teresa Weatherall Neal has worked for Grand Rapids schools for 35 years. "I am truly, truly, one of you. This is my district and this is my city," Neal said in her 'state of our schools address' Saturday. Home prices tick up in Michigan By Steve Carmody • Mar 6, 2012 (photo by Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio) There's some good news for people planning on selling their homes in Michigan. During the last four years, home sale prices in Michigan have been on a rollercoaster, mainly going down. But Clear Capitol reports today Michigan home prices may finally be stabilizing. Alex Villacorta is with Clear Capitol. He says an improving job picture, stronger consumer confidence and more investors buying cheap homes are all contributing to a more stable real estate market. Villacorta says nationally prices in February were only down about a half percentage point from the previous year. "Bringing it back to Michigan," says Villacorta, "that fact that prices are actually up 1.2% over the last year is definitely a good sign…and up double digits…about 15% from the low point of 2009." But as with all things real estate, 'Location…location…location' is what matters.Villacorta says Grand Rapids' home sale prices are up about six percent compared with a year ago, while home prices in Lansing and Flint continue to decline. Recycling jumps 80% in Grand Rapids with single-stream carts By Lindsey Smith • Mar 2, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Recycling is up 80-percent since the City of Grand Rapids instituted a new single-stream recycling program. With single-stream people can put all kinds of stuff - glass, plastic, cardboard and paper - into a single cart (no sorting needed). The city picks up the recyclable stuff at the curb for free. Pages« first ‹ previous … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 next › last »


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The 21-acre sports complex boasts of state-of-the-art sports equipment brought for international athletes staying at the village for the 2010 Commonwealth Games.
The complex offers basketball and table tennis courts, cricket ground, a world-class gymnasium and fitness centre, a spacious centre for Yoga and aerobics, sauna and swimming pools. A facility for billiards and snooker is ready and will open shortly. The complex will have a golf driving range, a children's corner and tennis, basketball and volleyball courts.
The complex has a sauna, which only DDA's Vasant Kunj sport complex currently boasts of. The sauna will be opened only if a substantial number of users show interest because of the cost involved.
"People can use any facility on 'pay and play' basis and we have not started giving memberships yet," said Col. (Retd.) SP Thapliyal, secretary of the complex. "Most facilities are ready and the swimming pools will be opened when the season begins. More facilities will be added very soon," he said.
The charges vary between Rs. 50 and Rs. 60 per hour (jogging, athletic tracks, table tennis per court) to Rs. 180-R200 (gymnasium, badminton court per court). Charges for using the football field is Rs. 700 per hour. The field can be booked for six hours at the cost of Rs. 15,000. Discounts, however, are available for schools and colleges for team games.
The sports complex at the CWG Village was expected to be opened for the public after the Games in October 2010. However, delayed work on the renovation of the facilities, preparing of the cricket pitch, fencing work, etc., meant that it could be only opened partially, two years after the sporting event.
The expensive sporting equipment had been gathering dust since then and the halls inside the complex were used to store furniture from the flats in the village.

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Crochet a fun Easter egg pattern for the holiday. This egg has a little attitude with its fangs hanging out. This makes for a really cute Easter decoration.
- Worsted Weight Yarn, any color yarn
- 2.0 mm size hook
sc - single crochet
inc - increase
dec - decrease
* - repeat between * and *
Work in continuous rounds.
R1: sc 6 in magic ring
R2: *sc, inc* repeat around (9)
R3: *sc 2, inc* repeat around (12)
R4: *sc 3, inc* repeat around (15)
R5: *sc 4, inc* repeat around (18)
R6: *sc 8, inc* repeat around (20)
R7: *sc 4, inc* repeat around (24)
R8: *sc5, inc* repeat around (28)
R9: *sc 13, inc* repeat around (30)
R10-13: sc 30
R 14: *sc 3, dec* repeat around (24)
R 15: *sc 2, dec* repeat around (18)
Attach safety eyes, embroider mouth and fangs with black.
R 16: *sc, dec* repeat around (12)
R 17: dec around (6)
Close hole, fasten off, stuff firmly
Sew ribbon to egg, make a little bow on top.
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Hola Lindisimo el huevito tejido. Es sencillamente adorable. Muchisimas gracias. Besitos.
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The Lion King is a 1994 American animated feature produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation. Released to theaters on June 15, 1994 by Walt Disney Pictures, it is the 32nd film in the Walt Disney Animated Classics series. The story, which was strongly influenced by theWilliam Shakespeare play Hamlet, takes place in a kingdom of anthropomorphic animals in Africa. The film was the highest grossing animated film of all time until the release of Finding Nemo (a Disney/Pixar computer-animated film). The Lion King still holds the record as the highest grossing traditionally animated film in history and belongs to an era known as the Disney Renaissance.
The Lion King is the highest grossing 2D animated film of all time in the United States, and received positive reviews from critics, who praised the film for its music and story. During its release in 1994, the film grossed more than $783 million worldwide, becoming the most successful film released that year, and it is currently the twenty-seventh highest-grossing feature film.A musical film, The Lion King garnered two Academy Awards for its achievement in music and the Golden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture - Musical or Comedy. Songs were written by composer Elton John and lyricist Tim Rice, with an original score by Hans ...


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Disney-Pixar merger
Suits are out. Hawaiian shirts are in with John Lasseter and Ed Catmull in charge at Disney. Can David reprogram the soul of Goliath?
By Robert La Franco
The Hollywood Reporter
June 9, 2006
Connect the dots
A pixel-by-pixel look at Pixar1986 For $10 million, Steve Jobs purchases the computer graphics division of Lucasfilm Ltd., gaining rights to experimental short films and a staff of 44 that includes Ed Catmull and John Lasseter. He christens the company Pixar.
1987 Pixar's short "Luxo Jr.," directed by Lasseter, receives an Academy Award nomination.
1989 Debuts of Pixar's now-widely used RenderMan digital software and its first commercial, for juicemaker Tropicana
1990 The company moves into a one-story office building in Point Richmond, Calif.
1991 Pixar strikes a deal with the Walt Disney Studios to develop, produce and distribute as many as three feature-length animated films.
1992 Pixar's development team receives a Scientific and Engineering Achievement Award from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for its Computer Assisted Production System.
1993 The Pixar development team receives an AMPAS Scientific and Engineering Achievement Award for RenderMan.
1995 Pixar goes public with an initial public offering of 6.9 million shares at $22 apiece, raising $140 million to top Netscape as the year's biggest IPO. "Toy Story," directed by Lasseter, is the first computer-generated theatrical release and becomes the year's highest-grossing film, bringing in $362 million in worldwide boxoffice receipts.
1996 Lasseter receives a Special Achievement Award during the Oscar ceremony for his "inspired application" of techniques that allowed the Pixar team to produce the first computer-animated feature film. Catmull, Tom Duff, Thomas Porter and Alvy Ray Smith receive Scientific and Engineering Academy Awards.
1997 Pixar and Disney enter a new agreement to produce five films, superseding their earlier deal. Pixar's staff grows to 375.
1998 The company's second feature, "A Bug's Life," directed by Lasseter and Andrew Stanton, becomes the year's highest-grossing animated release, earning $362 million worldwide. Jan Pinkava's "Geri's Game" wins an Academy Award for best animated short film.
1999 "Toy Story 2," directed by Lasseter, Ash Brannon and Lee Unkrich, is released and goes on to earn more than $485 million worldwide. It is the first animated movie sequel to gross more than its original.
2000 Pixar relocates to Emeryville, Calif.
2001 Chief technical officer Ed Catmull named president of Pixar. Lasseter signs a 10-year deal with the company. "Monsters, Inc.," directed by Pete Docter, David Silverman and Unkrich, is released. The Pixar staff tops 600.
2002 "Monsters" is Oscar-nominated in the inaugural best animated feature category, and its composer, Randy Newman, wins a best song statuette for "If I Didn't Have You." Pixar receives the Producers Guild of America's first Vanguard Award for new media and technology.
2003 "Finding Nemo," directed by Stanton and Unkrich, becomes the highest-grossing animated film worldwide with $865 million in receipts. Animosity between Jobs and then-Disney chairman and CEO Michael Eisner begins to surface then escalates to the point that it threatens to scuttle the firms' partnership, set to expire in 2004.
2004 "The Incredibles," directed by Brad Bird, is released and goes on to earn $620 million worldwide, winning a best animated feature Oscar along the way.
2005 In October, Robert Iger replaces Eisner at Disney and immediately sets to work patching things up with Jobs and Pixar.
2006 On Jan. 24, Pixar enters an agreement to merge into the Walt Disney Co. in a $7.4 billion stock swap. On May 5, Pixar becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of Disney. Lasseter returns to the director's chair with "Cars," set to debut today in U.S. theaters.full article at http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/thr..._id=1002651181On his first visit to the Walt Disney Co.'s Burbank headquarters as its chief creative officer, John Lasseter marched straight to the animation building bearing an uncompromising message. "If you don't know how to draw, you don't belong in this building," he said, leveling his comments at the handful of creative executives who had been running Disney's animation division.
Within seconds, the "Happiest Place on Earth" began to live up to its name again. Disney had acquired Pixar Animation Studios for $7.4 billion less than a week earlier, and the tiny digital animation house was wasting no time in taking over. Lasseter was given control of creative output, and Pixar president Ed Catmull took the same position at Disney. The message was clear: There were new sheriffs in town, and they were looking to play.


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the framework (for example, expanded discussion of "Airborne-PM Burden" can be found in Chapter 5 of the draft), thereby enabling readers to understand how the chapters interconnect in this consistently used context.
Chapter 1 is also the place where the PM standards adopted or proposed in the three countries should be presented, especially because these standards are taken as the starting point for the assessment. The current discussion of the standards does not provide enough information about the rationale for the concentrations and averaging times chosen by each country. Ideally, a table that clearly indicates the standards, when they became or will become effective, and whether or when they will be reviewed should be presented. And, it would be useful if some context for comparing standards that have different concentrations, averaging times, and exceedance allowances could be provided.
PM health effects are mentioned briefly in Section 1.4. This discussion would be improved by acknowledging that effects of long-term exposure are perhaps more important than effects of short-term exposure. Section 1.6 very briefly mentions impacts other than health and visibility, but notes that the assessment focuses on those impacts as the primary current drivers of air quality management. Although this limitation of scope may be reasonable, it would provide a useful perspective for readers to expand this section by including at least a paragraph describing other impacts more explicitly and giving one or two key references for each. Such impacts might include those listed in the "Impacts" box of Figure 2–1 of this report. Perspective might also be improved by mentioning that although the health effects are currently the primary driver for concern over PM, it is plausible that other effects, such as climate, might possibly become more significant drivers in the future.
Chapter 2 is a good tutorial on the chemistry and microphysics of atmospheric aerosols and should be generally accessible to someone who has taken classes in undergraduate chemistry and physics. Jargon is not too dominant and is reasonably well defined when necessary. Nevertheless, a terminology box, as previously suggested for all technical chapters, would be helpful to many potential readers. In addition, there are quite a few awkward sentences (some have been flagged in Attachment B of this report), and the chapter would benefit from a thorough and professional copyediting. As mentioned in Chapter 2 of this report, the recommendation boxes are confusing because they are listed in no apparent order and some numbers are duplicated.
The discussion in Chapter 2 emphasizes science, with the policy implications of the science largely confined to Sections 2.6, 2.8, and 2.9. The policy-relevant points should be summarized and re-emphasized in a concluding policy implications section, as suggested for all technical chapters. Ending the chapter with a section on PM climate effects tends to be a diversion rather than providing a focusing summary.
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Peach Omelette
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|Canned peach slices
|8 3⁄4 Ounce (1 Can)
|9 Small
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Cooking oil
|1 Tablespoon
|Ground cinnamon
|1 Pinch
|Ground allspice
|1 Pinch
Dice peaches; drain well.
With a fork, beat together the eggs, milk, and salt.
Heat 1 teaspoon of the oil in an 8-inch skillet or omelet pan.
Pour in 1/3 of the egg mixture; cook over medium-high heat till egg is set but still shiny.
Top with 1/3 of the peaches; sprinkle with cinnamon and allspice.
Run spatula around edge of omelet; fold one side over peaches.
Tilt pan and roll omelet onto hot plate.
Keep warm in 250° oven.
Repeat to make 3 omelets in all.
Warm last filled omelet before serving.
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Maryland goes a bit more wild!!
"The idea of wilderness needs no defense. It only needs more defenders." Ed Abby wrote those words long after John Muir started the Sierra Club, but Abby may have taken inspiration from the generations of Sierrans who, ever since 1892, relentlessly took up the challenge of ensuring that nature does not perish from this Earth.
Maryland has no National Forests and no Congressionally designated Wilderness, so we look to Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) administered "wildlands" when we seek the restorative balm of nature untrammeled by human kind. This year, the Maryland General Assembly approved a 50% (22,000 acre) expansion of Maryland's Wildlands. For a map showing the location of the new wildlands go to: http://dnr.maryland.gov/land/stewardship/digitalapwl_areas.asp
That victory, designating 10 new wildland areas and expanding 17 others, didn't happen by itself (see our conservation campaign page). Sierrans stepped up when DNR proposed the expansion. First in hiking the lands to determine their natural values. Then in turning out for hearings throughout the state to defend the proposal from the developers, commodity exploiters and motorized recreation enthusiasts for whom the idea of leaving natural lands natural is an anathema. And, lastly Sierra Club volunteers and staff worked the legislative halls in Annapolis where their efforts were rewarded by legislative approval of the DNR proposal.
Thanks to that work, the unique ecological values of Soldier's Delight in Baltimore County are better protected from the relentless threat of sprawl development. Rare and vanishing species such as hellbenders and purple-fringed orchids have a more secure habitat for now and for the future. Southern Maryland wildlands in the new legislation include Chapman's Forrest and Mattawoman, both areas the beneficiaries of decades of Sierra Club activism. Parkers Creek is not far from the proposed and ill-considered Cove Point LNG export terminal. Western Maryland is the beneficiary of new wildlands, among others, on the Youghiogheny Corridor, Maple Lick Run and Puzzley Run. New or expanded wildlands are found throughout Maryland.


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Perseus and Andromeda dated 1597
Pen and brown ink with brown wash, the flesh modelled with red chalk and red wash, white heightening, on buff paper; indented for transfer | 26.3 x 37.6 cm (sheet of paper) | RCIN 906438
Goltzius was one of the finest and most productive printmakers of the northern Renaissance. He made twenty-five chiaroscuro woodcuts, engraved or etched over 350 plates, and also provided many designs to be engraved by others. The present sheet was drawn as the model for an engraving by Goltzius's step-son, Jacob Matham, dated the same year as the drawing, and the outlines of the composition were sharply incised during the transfer of the design to the copper plate. Goltzius's use of red chalk for the flesh tones was not strictly necessary as the engraving was printed in black only, but it gives the drawing a beautifully rich effect.
As with many compositions of the Northern Mannerists, the dramatic focus of the narrative - in this case Perseus's battle with the (here rather unassuming) sea monster - is relegated to the background, while the majority of the pictorial surface is occupied by gesturing figures. The inclusion of a crowd of onlookers is, however, faithful to the version of the myth in Ovid's Metamorphoses, with Andromeda's parents, Cepheus and Cassiopeia, lamenting the Princess at centre right.
Signed lower centre with the artist's monogram HG, and dated on Andromeda's rock A°. 1597
Catalogue entry from Royal Treasures, A Golden Jubilee Celebration, London 2002
ProvenanceFirst recorded in a Royal Collection inventory of c.1810 (Inv. A, p. 105: '38. Of Various subjects Sacred and Profane of the Flemish School, some of Marches of Army's and Battles')
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Hi, I have been monitoring this site for a couple of years, hoping to one day post something impressive enough to get a good response. But my plans were cut short by a project I got sucked into. Now I need to produce a high quality splash screen for a computer game, and I really need some help to make it better.
The image was given these restrictions, Focus on two brothers, get some nature in it, old parchment feeling and keep the cyan color through the entire image. The feeling the image wants to convey is.. err... "heartfeeldness" (if that is a word)
Here is an early sketch, if you have any suggestions in have to make it better or what to put in it please post a reply.
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I feel the pain on the big brother's wrist.
So the cyan color is supposed to be added upon painting?
The trees lack character; this is a manly game, right?
Polish up your anatomy
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Hi and the back guy 's head is looking strained and I don't think possible to turn like this... the front guy's neck is thick and does not look natural - the out fits are interesting -- but what is the story with the rope? I don't understand why they are both holding it? I think you could define urgency with this with the rope and their expressions maybe and head position. Good beginning could tell some kind of story - I also feel they could be more separate in the painting and you could still get the idea of brothers... seems to be upon eachother right now.
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There's a big patch of wrinkles on the taller one's left shoulder, and it looks like it's coming off of the younger one's right shoulder. Even if they were pressed together, I don't think it would wrinkle like that.
I think you should taper off the jawline of the taller one. Jawlines don't always connect to the ear. Check out this diagram I found (google search, "jawline"): http://shuttlemusic.tripod.com/siteb...ne_diagram.jpg
I'm not sure about the dust and scratches around the lines. Seems like it's just randomly thrown on. Instead, maybe you could get references for the folds and wrinkles in the clothing, and then look at some old engravings or drawings and try to emulate the rough "parchment" style.
Right now, the characters don't stand out much, nothing but outlines. I'm guessing you're going to color it, but even then, I think the super-dark, opaque trees will stand out more. Maybe some black, comic-book style shadows on the characters would make them pop. Or you could make the trees look like old ink, kind of brown and faded.
Maybe a border would work too, if the trees came out of it, and you had the game's logo on the border somewhere.
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Thanks for the pointers, I had to start coloring it yesterday befoure i read your replyes but I will make a pass over it to try and correct the lineart.
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