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Presented in association with VLB. Deniz Bilge describes the influences of yeast performance on fermentation. Why is "happy" yeast necessary for brewer success? He'll cover topics including modern yeast propagation strategies and yeast storage.
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Rita Smith
Posted at 2:24 PM on November 25, 2014
Here is the problem. The facts are that Brown robbed a convenience store and bulied the owner just minutes before this incident. He did not stop when asked to stop walking down the middle of the street by a police office, instead he decided to attack the police officer and try to take his gun away from him undoubtedly so he could shoot him. So the police office defended himself. So if I understand this right, as long as you are black, you can rob, bully, shoot people and attack the police without consequences. That makes no sense to me at all. If the same circumstances were involving two white people no one would even say a word. There would be no riots there would only be justice. But because the person involved is black, they are supposed to be above the law and be able to do anything they want and get away with it. That is just sick!!!
Michael Parker
Posted at 12:03 AM on August 24, 2014
Darren Wilson sup post to be a professional police officer to server and protect the people of his town he not above the law because he has a gun and a badge when you show disrespect you get disrespect back all he had to do was get out his car and be nice and ask them to please get out the road that's it and then tell them thank you have a nice day.
Posted at 8:42 AM on August 25, 2014
Be polite to criminals who defy orders from the police? What abiut criminals who should be polite and not hold up trsffic wakking in the middle of the street? What about stealing and bullying a small tiny shop owner is polite?
Darren is a Goddamn hero for having the guts to getbout of thecar snd DO HIS JOB. HIS JOB IS NOT TO BE POLITE. HIS JOB IS TO SHOOT AND KILL STUPID, IMPOLITE THUGS who beat his face in when all he did was try to enforce the law.
I have spent my whole life defending blacks and hate racists and racial injustice. However, this Brown creep and that Trayvon creep sre dead only because they decided to throw the first punch. Anyone who throws the first punch, by law, can be shot. By anyone. Especially the police. Why don't blacks get behind real examples of racial injustice? Instead of low lives who think it is okay to rob and steal and bully and beat up the police fir simply doing theur job. You people discredit yoursekves and make the bkack community appear to all be hard violent criminals, because you are defending one, one that – once he started beating the cop's face in … totally unnecessarily… he needed to die.
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It is a crying shame. I have lost friends and family because of my anti-racist position. Blacks had it very bad and I feel bad about that. There is racial injustice everywhere.But this Brown thief and that Trayvon thief (read his facebook) are dead because, without just cause, threw the first punch. The law says I can shoot you dead even if you are coming at me to hit me. The officer had a beaten in face, that means Brown only has himself to blame. No one put a gun to his head and said, "You have to beat up this cop." He did that because he was showing off that he could ignore police, and even beat the crap out of their faces. I saw a black girl witness admit that she did see Brown start heading for the cop. The last shots were in the hands and head as he lunged to the cop. Even if he didn't lunge, he still needed to be shot the second he spinned back around, because he could have pulled a gun from his belt. There was no time to see. Brown made it so that the officer had to shoot because he beat the cops eyes in. You don't get to play bad guy and then suddenly say game over, not after beating an officer's eyesight so that he can't tell whether is turning around with a gun or not. I am through defending blacks when they just refuse to take responsibility for raising loser thieves who attack and beat people's faces for not enough good reason.
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Mother Jones: What is the most exciting new use of technology in politics?
David All: I think the biggest impact that hasn't yet been realized is that now you can contribute money through MySpace. Entrepreneurs are going to be figuring out ways to better utilize social communities or "socnets" and truly mining your data because MySpace and those other things are just profiles where people put favorite movies, favorite everything else. So it will be a new form of targeting a message. So perhaps out of all of your supporters you'll find one who loves Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, so you'll create a video just for that message and then send it to all those people. You know, "Hey, this is John Smith and my favorite movie is Mr. Smith goes to Washington, dadadada." There are companies out there that are doing this stuff, that are buying information to find out patterns and the way that people are connected through networks based on preferences and other things.
MJ: What are your thoughts about our definition of "open-source politics"?
DA: So you guys are actually saying this isn't true?
MJ: We're saying there's some truth, but there's probably a lot of hype here.
DA: Well, obviously I disagree. The Internet is clearly not going anywhere. In 2004 I think less than 25 percent of the population had broadband access. Today, we're already at over 50 percent. By 2012, if not sooner, probably by 2008 or 2010, we'll be at 100 percent or as close to that as possible. And then the next step will be free broadband for everyone. You know, the more people who get online, the more people are going to find how great it is. Instead of the one source of information that you used to have, you now have too many sources of information. You can look at it all and investigate to see what matters. The truth is that there is no one technology that is going to change the world of politics. It's going to be a blend and a cornucopia of different stuff. I mean you know Twitter is going to have an impact. I can't wait to see the first Twittering president.
MJ: We've got Edwards using it, I hear.
DA: I'm his friend and he hasn't sent me anything yet. Twitter is an awesome phenomenon because it may actually engage the candidate himself with the campaign. As odd as that seems, that could actually happen. I'm predicting that Time's person of the year is going to be "us." It's no longer going to be "you"-the idea that it is one person. It's going to be the group that is changing the world.
MJ: What do you think is the most overhyped open-source politics technology?
DA: It is probably Second Life right now, just because it is really hard to figure out. It's not a final version of a three-dimensional Internet that we're going to see. I don't even know how to create stuff in Second Life and I'm really good at this stuff. Did you listen to the MoveOn town hall last night? I mean, that thing was awesome-a perfect use of technology. We have nothing on the right that compares to that.
We don't have a George Soros, someone who is willing to just give millions and millions of dollars for a spaghetti tactic-you know, to create 30 different 527 organizations that are all focusing like a laser on one particular issue. That's the infrastructure that you need. And you need those resources. The RNC has never called me. They don't call any of the tech and politics crowd. They're just going it alone, which is fine if you want to continue to be a failure.
MJ: So it sounds like you think that the real issue here is just a lack of interest from the higher ups?
DA: No, I think it's a number of reasons. We've never needed the Internet before. When talk radio emerged in '94, it was a very taboo thing, and it wasn't until Newt Gingrich brought talk radio hosts into the Capitol that people started to engage talk radio. Now there's an entire strategy focused on it. The White House has a talk radio person, the RNC does, and it's seen as an effective medium. But the Internet-we haven't needed to run around the mainstream media like we do now. And people are slowly realizing that those New York Times reporters are simply not going to call you. So this idea of a broadband bypass strategy is starting to get to these guys. My hope is that we don't literally need to hit the iceberg during the 2008 elections and get swamped and that the guys will begin to see the light now.
MJ: When I talked to Bill Green at RightMarch, I asked him why they don't do more of the stuff that MoveOn does with podcasting and social networking, and he was like, "Well, I don't think that our members are as interested in that because they've got families and they're working people and they don't have time to meet at someone's house and watch a webcast." Do you agree with that?
DA: What I've noticed is that people are very communication-centric. Whatever form of technology they use most prevalent is what they think everyone else uses or should use and there's no deviation from that. I'm a lot different. I use it all. Facebook, MySpace, all of that stuff-I'm out there, just because I know that it's different communities of people. So, number one, I think that the problem is Mr. Green doesn't do anything other than think and write emails. So he doesn't understand the importance of connecting with thousands of people throughout the nation to spread a message because he's always doing that through email. And everyone he's talking to is doing the same. So it's just creating all these different walled gardens and I think that's the wrong approach. It's like the new websites that are popping up like QubeTV. They're trying to be a conservative YouTube and here's the problem: Can you imagine if every conservative left YouTube? What would happen? It would be another New York Times. I don't think we need to be building gardens and digging moats. I think we need to plop right down among the group of people singing "Kumbaya" and tell them why they're wrong. You know, be willing to get yelled at and everything else, but at the end of the day they are going to appreciate you.
Since I started my company, one of the greatest things is that I now have people that I call friends. Like Matt Stoller of MyDD and Jerome Armstrong of MyDD. We hate each other politically, but we're friends. You know Joe Trippi and I are friends on Facebook, and me and Micah Sifry. So it's just recognizing that we're people and it's okay to disagree on the issues. It's not a "I hate you" thing. It's a "We're usually in this thing for the same exact reasons, just different causes." And that's okay.


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Bronze MedallionThe Bronze Medallion is the minimum qualification required to become an Active Surf Life Saver and/or perform Water Safety for nipper activities. The Bronze Medallion is also the minimum qualification required to compete at any SLSA and ILS sanctioned events (15 years and over). Bronte SLSC supports and encourages members interested in competing.
In this course you will be learning CPR & basic first aid (dry skills) surf skills & surf rescue techniques (wet skills) applicable not only for Bronte beach but for all beaches in Australia.
Bronte SLSC schedules two Bronze Medallion courses per year. We are committed to provide quality training with appropriate trainer to trainee ratio's therefore we limit each course to 24 trainees.
If not doing so already, trainees are strongly encouraged to commence course specific fitness training (run/swim/run) at least 6 weeks before the first day of the course.
Our Summer Bronze Course will commence on Tuesday 7th February 2017
• Course enrollment and payment open Tuesday 10th January 2017
• 400m swim test: will be held on the following dates meet at Bondi ICEBERGS Pool deck at 3pm for 3.15pm swim timing. Pool entry is $6.50
Saturday 21st January 2017
Sunday 29th January 2017
• Theory start date: 6.30pm Tuesday 7th February 2017• Theory Training at Bronte Surf Club One night per week (SEE SCHEDULE BELOW) 7pm – 9.30pm
• Attendance at the first Saturday wet session is compulsory
• Water / Wet Training at Bronte Beach will be confirmed on the first night of the course but is generally scheduled for one weekday morning (Friday) 6-7am and one weekend afternoon.You can choose to attend one or both of the wet sessions each week.
• Surf swim training is available but not compulsory every Wednesday morning 6-7am at Bondi Beach
• Mock assessment (mandatory attendance): 6.30pm Tuesday 21st March
• Part A Dry assessment: 6.30pm Tuesday 29th March
• Part B Wet assessment: 9am Saturday 1st April at Bondi Beach
|Session Content
|6.30 - 9.30pm
|Course commencement Dry Skills
|2-4pm (due to tide times)
|Mandatory Wet Skills Session @ Rose Bay
|7- 9.30pm
|Dry Skills
|Friday/ Saturday
|Wet Skills - Friday 6-7am or Saturday 3 - 4.30pm
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|Dry Skills
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|Wet Skills - Friday 6-7am or Saturday 3 - 4.30pm
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|Wet Skills - Friday 6-7am or Saturday 3 - 4.30pm
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|Wet Skills - Friday 6-7am or Saturday 3 - 4.30pm
|7- 9.30pm
|Mandatory Part A Mock Assessment (Dry Skills)
|Friday/ Saturday
|Wet Skills - Friday 6-7am or Saturday 3 - 4.30pm
|7- 9.30pm
|Final Revision
|6.45- 9.30pm
|Mandatory Part A Assessment (Dry Skills) at Bronte
|1 April
|9am -12 noon
|Mandatory Part B Assessment: 9am -12noon at Bondi Beach
Trainees are required to attend a minimum of 85% of scheduled training days and it is at the lead trainers' discretion whether candidates are presented for assessment.
On successful completion of training you are required as an Active Member to undertake regular beach patrols from September to April. Or, as a nipper parent you can elect a minimum commitment of regular weekly water safety for nippers as well as be rostered to 2 patrol dates within the season. Nipper parents are encouraged to attend patrols to ensure maintenance of lifesaving skills.Rostered patrols occur approx once every 4 weeks on either a Saturday or Sunday and 1-2 public holidays totaling approx 32hrs per season. You can request which day you prefer. If you are unable or unprepared to meet these minimum requirements please reconsider your involvement in this course.
On successfully gaining your Bronze Medallion, members have the option to attain further nationally recognised awards to increase their skills and/or confidence. Including; Advanced Resuscitation Techniques, Inflatable Rescue Boat Crew/Driver, Spinal Management.
Current cost for the course and how to enrol is detailed below
Your place will only be confirmed on receipt of :
ALL paperwork
Course payment (see fees below)
Successful completion of the proficiency swim pre-requisite
To enrol complete the following steps:
Application Forms & Paperwork:
1) Apply for Membership via The National Surf Life Saving Membership Portal and follow the instructions to make your payment (see course Fee's below) your membership request and payment confirmation will be sent to the club and will show as "pending" until signed off by club administration - this can take up to a week.
2) Complete a Training enrolment Form (indicate either "Patroller" or "Water Safety" in the course details field) and a Working with Children Check and provide a copy of the relevant ID.
3) email the enrolment Form, Working with Children Check, and a copy of your ID to Bronte Admin type "Summer 2017 Bronze Course Enrollment" in the subject line.
- OR - post to PO Box 33, Waverley NSW 2024
- OR - drop into the surf club office open 9.30am - 2.30pm Tuesday to Friday
As soon as we receive the completed forms and payment you'll be allocated a spot (subject to completion of proficiency swim).
Proficiency swim:
You are required to complete a compulsory proficiency swim at Bondi Icebergs Pool supervised by a Surf Club official. Please note wetsuits are NOT allowed for the proficiency swim.
400m / 8 laps in less than 9mins
Proficiency swim's will be held on the following dates at Bondi Icebergs meet 3pm for 3.15pm swim:
Saturday 21st January 2017
Sunday 29th January 2017
$400 for all new members. $290 for nipper parents already registered with the club.
$190 for full time students (once ID is sighted).
You must submit all membership and enrollment forms, complete the proficiency swim and make payment to Bronte S.L.S.C. prior to commencement of the course.
For full details of the Bronte SLSC Refund Policy please click here
Course structure:
The course is divided into two parts (A&B);
Part A (dry skills) includes resuscitation, first aid, radio communications.
Part B (wet skills) includes beach/wave/rip familiarisation, surf swimming skills, rescue techniques (boards, tubes) spinal injury rescues, first aid, scenarios.
The essentials include:
- Signals
- Radio
- First Aid
- Resuscitation
- Run-Swim-Run
- Rescues and Carry
- Patrol
- Basic Spinal Management
Course Days:
Week 1: Training Commences Early February 2017 (please arrive at 6.30pm for the first night only to receive your club access tag and course manual)
Weekday evenings 7pm -9.30pm: Theory/ Dry Skills at Bronte Surf Club auditorium.
Mid week & Weekend Practical/Wet sessions to be confirmed on the first night of training.
Note: Final training times are subject to confirmation by course trainers.
Equipment required:
It is strongly recommended that you wear a wetsuit & sunscreen, for wet training days.
You will be provided with a high visability training cap & rash vest that must be worn at each wet session.
Training manuals, aids & equipment will be provided. Bring water, pens, and a note pad if you wish.
Patrol hours: On successful completion of the course, members will be allocated to a patrol team with rostered dates for the season. It is acknowledged that you will be commencing patrols mid way through the season (following course completion) so your achievement of minimum 32 patrol hours (as required for ongoing proficiency) will be pro-rata'd for your first season
Q: I have not done my 400m swim. Can I still start the course?
A: No. You must do a swim on one of the two set dates where an accredited Bronte official can witness your swim time. The set day(s) for swims are listed above. The swim is 400m in under 9 minutes (13.5 lengths of the Bronte pool). No wetsuits allowed.
Q: I'm not sure I will make the 400m swim time. Should I pay the enrolment fee to secure my place?
A: No. We have limited admin support in the office and have a $100 admin fee on all refunds. Please submit your paperwork with a note that you will attend the first scheduled swim session and make payment on successful completion.Q: I can't attend the timed swim on either of the dates scheduled, can I drop in mid week or get a friend who is a member of the club to time me instead?
A: No. All timed swims must be witnessed by an accredited club trainer. All our trainers give their time on a voluntary basis and we ask that you respect their contribution by ensuring that you make yourself available for one of the dates scheduled.
Q: I can't attend all the sessions as I am away for work/holiday/funeral/dogs birthday etc...
A: If you miss more than 2 sessions Bronte SLSC reserves the right to not put you up for assessment. Advise the Lead Trainer of your intended absence.
Q: What time does training commence?
• Tues nights – 7-9.30pm (Theory/Dry Skills)
• Weekday morning 6am-730am (Wet skills) TBA
• Weekend afternoon (Wet skills) time TBA
Q: What if I'm not very competent on a board or swimming in the surf.
A: If you pass the pre-requisite swim you should be able to learn from our trainers who will teach you how to negotiate the surf and use equipment in rescue scenarios. You will not need any pre knowledge of these skills but a basic understanding of surf is required.
Q: If I don't like the training can I get a refund?
A: Unfortunately we cannot provide a refund if you change your mind. Please refer to our refund policy here
Q: I'm afraid of sharks and can't swim in the sea – can I still do the course?
A: No. You must be comfortable in the water, able to competently negotiate surf and get yourself out of trouble.
Q: I'm a Nipper parent and just want to do water safety for my child, do I need to do rostered patrols?
A: While we strongly encourage all Bronze medallion holders to sign up to a rostered patrol we do allow our Nipper parents that provide water safety to be exempt from regular patrols. HOWEVER those members must record at least 24 hours of WS and attend a minimum of 3 voluntary patrols throughout the season to remain eligible for Active membership with the club.
Any further questions please contact Bronte Admin
The following Bronze Course will be held in October 2017.
To register your interest in the October course email email@example.com using 2017 October Bronze Course as your subject line.
All training inquiries can be directed to Bronte Chief Training Officer, Andrew Ugarte
All payment, forms & sign up inquiries can be directed to the Bronte S.L.S.C. office: firstname.lastname@example.com or call 9389 6500.
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'Ghost Sniffers' will hold West Seattle auditions for web based show
What if disabilities weren't something limiting but instead gave people super abilities? That's the premise behind an internet based show called Ghost Sniffers which is about to go into its second season of thirty-minute episodes. Calling it a "television show on the web" the producers are holding an open casting call for new young heroes at 1:30pm at the High Point Branch of the Seattle Public Library at 3411 S.W. Raymond Street on Sunday, March 23, 2014.
Begun in 2012, the show is run by a Washington State registered charity and nonprofit company staffed entirely by volunteers. On the show, Washington State kids with real-life disabilities or medical conditions — like Autism, Osteogenesis Imperfecta, Down Syndrome, and Type 1 Diabetes — discover they have super abilities as a trade off. Together, they face wacky and witty creatures and try to prove whether reports of paranormal activity are real or ridiculous.
The show is looking for young people who appear between the ages of eight and eighteen. Previous acting experience is not required. Any build, race, physical ability or gender is welcome but children must live with a real-life disability or medical condition and be prepared to talk about how their condition influences their day to day life.
Auditions begin at 1:30pm at the High Point Branch of the Seattle Public Library at 3411 SW Raymond Street on Sunday, March 23, 2014. No headshot or resume required. Actors will be seen on a first-come, first-served basis from 1:30 to 4:00pm only.
Questions? Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call/text 360-550-2071
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well im going to do some pulls (nothing serious) and just see if the cel comes back. i will call sometime tomorrow in the am, if everything goes as planned tomorrow.
This is a discussion on 2013 wrx, check engine light within the General Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Accidents. forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; well im going to do some pulls (nothing serious) and just see if the cel comes back. i will call ...
well im going to do some pulls (nothing serious) and just see if the cel comes back. i will call sometime tomorrow in the am, if everything goes as planned tomorrow.
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Sorry i have not let you guys know anymore information about this, but it has been a busy few weeks for the military and have not had time.. I had to drive to dallas (3.5 hour drive for me), car drove fine all the way there and back.
I did some pulls (wot) and have not had any issues since the time the light came on.
Hey, Brenner
I just registered to maybe give you some helpful info. I just purchased a 2013 Impreza 2.0, and had the CEL come on at under 200 miles, and I scanned the same code p0346. The dealership has my car right now and I'm waiting to hear back from them soon.
Okay thanks! Let me know what they come up with. i have not been back to the dealership since it happened.
Ok, got the results...
Short answer = gremlins
They pulled codes p0345 and p0346, ran diagnostics, checked the cam spacing, and everything checked out fine.
They also contacted Subaru technical support and were told that maybe swapping the two cam sensors with each other may keep the false codes from coming back.
I also forgot to mention that my car DID go into limp mode. Along with the CEL, the traction light came on and the cruise symbol started to flash because those features disable when the car goes limp.
Hope this helps!!
P.S. They also told me to advise you to get your car to the dealership if it comes on again in your WRX. ;-)
Okay, thank you very much! I am hoping that it was also just a false reading in my car.


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Your going to have to go through everything that the engine needs to run: air/fuel/spark.Starting with air, check the air filter if it is clogged up, check the intake manifold for leaks around the heads, and check the coolant level. Low coolant will cause overheating and then misfires galore.Next, fuel. Check the fuel pump, turn the key to on(do not start) and listen for the pump to energize. If you are not hearing anything or sounds weak, the pump is going bad. Also, check the fuel filter to see if it is clogged. All this may entail dropping the gas tank to get to the fuel pump. Since these Blazer's are TBI, check the injectors to see if they are dirty.Finally, spark. Check spark plugs, wires, cap and rotor, and the coil for power or corrosion. Easiest and cheapest parts to check for issues.One thing to watch for. Check your exhaust and catalytic converter. If the cat looks discolored or darker than normal, your cat is possibly plugged and causing the misfires and dieing, not to mention the fighting to stay running. Also, while rare, check the muffler by tapping it to see if it has plugged up. If it sounds hollow, then the cat is plugged. If it sounds solid, then the muffler is plugged.You've got a lot work ahead of you, hope you get this figured out.P.S. I've got bad news for you: your going to get your butt handed to you by V8 Dakota's from that year.
--------------------------------Something stinks and it ain't me. E-thugs: always looking for a fight, no matter how meaningless.I drank all of RL's rum.
I checked the filtermines a CPI engine i'm gonna check the cap and rotor and change the spark plugs if its the exhaust I can get a cat for cheep and if its the muffler a glasspack is $20 and I know its the slowest car I have ever driven
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March 4
Farmers Market
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Cost: Free
The San Luis Obispo Farmers Market takes place every Thursday from 6-9pm on Higuera St. between Osos and Nipomo and includes over 120 vendors of produce, dairy, barbecue, flowers, and more.
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First check out the American Community Gardening Association website. I'm
also attaching an email I got from a German group. Good luck!
Community Gardens meet Adventure Playgrounds & City Farms
Initiative for exchange and networking between organisations and projects of
the neighborhood and community movement in Europe and the U.S.
Oliver Ginsberg, Educational advisor of the Federation of Youth Farms and
Adventure Playgrounds (BdJA)
German representative to the European Federation of City
Farms (EFCF)
Issued: january 31st 2000
Following the European conference of adventure playgrounds and city farms
"anima 21" which took place 19th-26th september last year in Berlin contacts
between European and American activists in the neighborhood and community
movement increased. Karl Linn, landscape architect and pioneer in community
design centers as well as the community gardening movement in the US
recently invited me and my collegue Anette Bull, a social pedagogue,
specializing in the work with animals, to help with developing a children's
city farm adjacent to an adventure playground in Berkeley, California.
We also got invited by Tim Tyler, president of the ACGA to attend the annual
meeting in Atlanta from 7th-10th september this year. To improve the
ecological balance sheet of such a visit to the US, but also to promote
exchange and networking relations between organisations and projects in
Europe and the US we intend to spend more time in the US and get in contact
with as many local activists as possible during our visit.
With this mail I am asking you to support this exchange visit by your
willingness to spend some time talking with us, showing us your project and
help us with accommodation. Similar to the community garden movement the
adventure playground and city farm movement in Europe is a grass roots
movement. Even though many projects have been able to acquire some sort of
public funding, organisations in this field still depend very much on
volunteering and do have little material resources. This is why your support
is decisive to the success of our visit.
In the following I want to give you some information, which might convince
you that an exchange would be valuable for both sides.
Parallels and differences in the development of adventure playgrounds, city
farms and community gardens
Community gardens developed mostly during the last three decades of the past
millenium partly as a reaction to the deteriorating of ecological living
conditions within big cities but also to revitalize the old idea of
"community commons" against increasing privatization and commercialization
of public space. They often developed in densely populated, multiethical
parts of the cities supporting intercultural exchange as well as directly
contributing to positive living conditions and supportive environments for
disadvantaged people.
In this they show clear parallels to the development of adventure
playgrounds and city farms, which were founded mostly in the 70's and 80's.
In contrast however, adventure playgrounds and city farms were primarily
aiming at the development of young people (especially the age group of 6-14
xears, who suffer most from playscape deprivation). Many of them could be
secured by incorporation in a general plan and do receive some sort of
public funding.
On the other hand community gardens have not risked the development towards
a stiff bureaucratic institution or an artificial pedagogical ghetto and it
is very likely that a lot of the young people in the neighborhood of
community gardens have profited from ecological as well as social
improvements connected to the collective design, use and management of such
community oriented open space.
A transatlantic exchange between organisations and projects could deliver
important insights and helpful inspirations for both sides
Within the EFCF the German Federation of Youthfarms and Adventure
Playgrounds (BdJA) has been cooperating for 10 years with organisations that
are involved in a variety of educational, social and community services. Our
partner organisation in the UK has recently united with community gardens to
become the Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens (FCFCG - before:
National Federation of City Farms). Member projects of the BdJA have also
developed a variety of community oriented services or started as community
projects themselves.
"Sustainable development" becoming a major theme in these projects provides
a common frame of reference, including ecological, social and economic
questions which can be addressed during the exchange process. Contributions
to sustainable development was also the "Leitmotiv" of the EFCF conference
"anima 21", which for the first time welcomed participants from Eastern
Europe as well as the US.
Our experiences with social and educational services on adventure
playgrounds and city farms, especially the use of animals in this work as
well as aspects of design and legal provisions could be of interest to local
community garden organisations in the US. In exchange we would be interested
to learn about your experiences in community work, mobilization of
volunteers and public support (e.g. media coverage, VIP involvement,
donations etc.).Together we might be able to develop an exchange programme
for young people in the future and other cooperative projects.
Agenda of an exchange visit
Children and young people, the upgrowing generations, the conditions in
which they grow up and their chances to develop their physical, mental and
social potentials are in the focus of our attention. What we can contribute
to a first exchange visit is:
* A comprehensive slide collection documenting projects in Germany and
five other European countries (Denmark, the UK, the Netherlands, France and
Switzerland and some video documentaries (VHS which might have to be
transferred to US TV standards)
* Results of systematic research on concepts and designs of projects
in the countries mentioned. Illustrating Graphics that could be presented by
overhead projection
* Presentation of quality standards and a catalogue of services
developed for German projects in accordance to the Federal Children and
Youth Services Act (The major legal frame for funding of such projects in
Germany). This includes a card game designed to introduce individual
* Presentation of selected design examples and services, including
participatory processes, international workcamps and services to school
groups with an emphasis on working with animals
* Presentation of cooperative projects among European organisations
What we want to find out about community gardens during our visit in the US:
* General contributions to sustainable development (ecological,
social, cultural and economic aspects)
* Specific contributions to the development of children and young
people in the neighborhood (possibilities for open access play, social
contacts, nature experience and natural learning, participation in design
and management, taking over responsibility in their immediate environment)
* Specific contributions to the inclusion of disadvantaged families or
special needs groups
* Dealing with "difficult" developments (dominance of certain
individuals and groups, gentrification processes etc.)
* Experiences in acquisition of suitable lots, mobilizing private and
public resources, securing sustainable management
* Organisational structures and networking
* Methods of quality management
* International cooperation with related organisations and projects
Possibilities of future cooperation that we could work out together:
* Common events/conferences
* Setting up youth exchange and workcamp projects
* Exchange of information / Internet
Time schedule
At the moment we plan to stay 12th august to 10th september with a possible
few days before and after. We will start our visit in Berkeley, California
and finish in Atlanta, Georgia travelling eastwards. If you want to invite
us, please keep in mind, that it will be hard for us to visit eastern states
before the end of august or western states after beginning of september.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation and help !
If you have any further questions and/or suggestions please contact us any
Oliver Ginsberg
Admiralstr. 16
10999 Berlin
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Anette Bull
Seelingstr. 51
14059 Berlin
phone: ++49-30-321 02 414 fax: -02 415
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com <mailto:email@example.com>
Websites: <http://www.bdja.org> <http://www.akib.de/>
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> Hello everyone!
> I'm giving a presentation to a bunch of Hungarian NGOs in March about a
> surplus food-collection program for the homeless I started here a few
> years
> ago and I would like to transition the presentation into an introduction
> to
> community gardens as a source of food and many other valuable things. Can
> anyone suggest one good simple text or book or website that explains the
> history and philosophy of the community gardening movement, concisely and
> clearly? I'd like to have it translated into Hungarian if possible. If
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So, what are the new rules? It's the end of the year, and I'm wondering if I have to pay for this year's crop.
So, what are the new rules? It's the end of the year, and I'm wondering if I have to pay for this year's crop.
One cent per lb to these guys. But it's usually not the beek that pays but the bottler/packer.
Life is tough, but it's tougher when you're stupid. John Wayne
Narrowing the above link down a little more:
Seems a producer/packer will pay a penny a pound except someone who handles less than 250,000 lbs is exempt from assessments.
Do I understand correctly that there is board of US honey producers to be created?
Seems to me that the foxes are now guarding the chicken coop. The chickens being the US beekeeper........just last year the value $ of pollination surpassed the value of honey $ produced in the US....... are we all a dying breed?
Beekeeping..... the last Bastille of free enterprise
I am sure your sense of humour is only surpassed by your ability to make an good pollen sub.... now if you could possibly share this wonderful receipe or pehaps sell it to a merchandiser of pollen sub,I would think Global Patties would be interested.
califorinia dreaming......... another 4" of snow here last nite, current temp -19celcuis and -29 with the windchill...... been a cold winter here so far
You know funny thing happen to me about 15 years ago Irwin.
The NHB sued me for not paying producer/packer fee of 2 cents.
Honey at that time was about .53lb so I decided to pack my own , then here comes the NHB with there hand out, they sued me and they LOSSED.
I see now there funding CCD and such, way to go NHB keep throughing the keepers money down the drain, at least it won't be mine.
Keith can you please tell "the rest of the story"
You know funny thing happen to me about 15 years ago Irwin.
The NHB sued me for not paying producer/packer fee of 2 cents.
Honey at that time was about .53lb so I decided to pack my own , then here comes the NHB with there hand out, they sued me and they LOSSED.
Some people would not appreciate a honey packer not supporting the NHB. How else would sell that cheap chinese stuff?
You say the packer pays and I say the beekeeper pays. But what it comes down to is the goverment throwing more of my money down the drain. If the NHB can get me $1.55 a pound for my honey, I guess I can flush a cent or two. I work harder each year just to keep going. Just like JOE THE PLUMBER, I work harder to get ahead just to give it to big Gov. and big Corp. I think it's time that the beekeeper ask for a BAIL-OUT too. If it wasn't for beekeeper, how would everything get pollenated. Who needs food anyway?
Sorry if I got off of subject.
The Honey Householder
I'm a first generation keeper, I started with two hives when I was 14 teen years old.Fast foward to the early 90's, I was sending my hives to the Nevada desert alfalfa fields for honey.I sleped out in the desert with the bees took bathes in the ditch water and so on. Honey at that time was low I think around $.48-$.50 & almonds were around $35-$40.
So, needless to say, I wasn't making much money so I started packing my own trying to earn more ,soon I was packing 100 drums plus a year.
This is where the NHB shows up with there .02 hand out. We went round & round they ended up sueing me in court. Barry's rules would not let me express what took place but I think you get the picture.
The NHB, IMO, promotes the cheapest honey, end of story.
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Anyway, the NHB showed up at my door, and demanded entry. Said they'd get the State Police if I didn't agree. I had to give them access to my filing cabinte. She actually showed up with a portable copy machine. Made copies of everything...check registers, invoives, etc. The NHB sent me a bill for $1500.
I agree that the NHB promotes the cheapest honey...that being foreign produced. Maybe in a round-a-bout fashion, but still. The per capita honey consumption has always been about 1 pound. I see from the flyer that I just received, that it's up to a whopping 1.1 lbs.
So, where's the big increase? I would say in manufactured food products. And where are most food manufacturers going to get their honey? The cheapest place possible. And what honey would that be??
I wouldn't have let them in...not without a warrant. I would have told them to get the state police and they better have a warrant to get in. You may have a lawsuit for violation of your constitutional rights ie illegal search and seizure. I would check with an attorney and also the statue of limitations depending on how long ago this took place.
Life is tough, but it's tougher when you're stupid. John Wayne
Please support the American Honey Producers Association they are working and spending for you.
I only know of 1 ditch tender.LOL.
Ahhh, how the times have changed.
By ANDREW SCHNEIDER
Interesting that the same Bob Coyle serves on the National Honey Board, this is totally insane....
He is of course innocent till proven guilty in a court of law
This reporter Andrew Schneider deserves a real pat on the back for getting this story out.
I now ask how did Mr Coyle become appointed to the Board.......anybody know?
Robert H. Coyle of Clyde Hill, Washington, has been appointed by U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer to serve on a new National Honey Board. The Secretary of Agriculture appointed members to the board after reviewing nominations from certified national organizations.
I wonder if this was just before or after the Secretary of Ag knew Coyle was under federal investigation??
The national honey board is truly turning into a suspect organization with regards to its representation of US honey producers.
Life is tough, but it's tougher when you're stupid. John Wayne
It's perfect the packer love there cheap honey. What better way to get the honey smuggled into the US, but by The National Packer. Anyway to screw the producer.


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Tyra Banks rumored boyfriend and America' Next Top Model co-judge, Rob Evans, turns himself in to Beverly Hills police on Wednesday, November 21st . It is reported that there was a warrant out for his arrest. It is said that Evans assaulted an unnamed individual in the Next Modeling agency offices in Beverly Hills back in March.
Several news outlets, had reported in October that there was a warrant out for Evans arrest, including EOnline. Authorities said that the British model had been in touch with them around the time of the incident and gave them his full corporation, but ceased communication, shortly thereafter.Evans claims that he acted in self-defense, on that day in March, and that he did not know that there was a warrant out for his arrest. Really?
The model was in jail for all of 25 minutes and posted bail of $60,000.
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since 1991
Architerra Design Group is a creativity driven, client centric, fully insured professional landscape architecture design and site-planning firm. We are licensed in California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Oregon.
Landscape architecture is a unique discipline that merges the call of history and culture with the contemporary and ever changing needs of sustainability and urban planning. In our 25th year, Architerra Design Group celebrates the inspiration and value of heritage while maintaining a sharp focus on what the future promises.
Our diverse portfolio demonstrates our sensitivity and creativity in designing, planning and coordinating landscape architecture projects, both large and small, for public, private, institutional and commercial clients. Our commitment to providing thoughtful, sustainable and economically feasible solutions stands as a proof of our vision, professionalism and most of all a job well done – long after the contracts are fulfilled and the construction is complete.
We owe our success and client loyalty to our belief in these three fundamental goals:
Use our collective talents, and experience to develop top-quality, creative, cost-effective designs, and to encourage our staff to expand professionally in new directions.
make every effort to fully understand and meet Client needs and time lines, while creating visually dynamic designs even on limited budgets.
Develop environmentally sensitive design solutions, which are compatible with each project's distinct local environment.next
Richard Krumwiede, ASLA, RLA #2834
founder and president
Mr. Krumwiede is a hands on principal, who actively participates throughout all phases of Architerra projects. He conducts design development and administration on a wide range of projects including: parks, community master plan design, public schools, model homes, multi-family, and street projects.
He is experienced in the use of drought tolerant native trees and shrubs, low water use irrigation systems, on-site water retention bio-basins and is always mindful of the aesthetic requirements of each and every project. He has delivered multiple presentations on water efficient landscaping for ACWA (Association of California Water Agencies), the San Bernardino Water Conference, as well as training various cities and home developers regarding the State's Water Ordinance AB-1881.
He is an active member of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) and recently finished serving as the President of the Southern California Chapter. Honors and Awards include numerous City Beautification Awards, as well as commendations for Model Home and Master Planned Community Designs. In 2007, he was awarded an ASLA Honor Award for garden design of his residence, located in the San Bernardino mountains. The property was also featured in the July 2007 issue of Sunset magazine as well as in various viticulture blogs and publications.
He was born in Upland, California, and graduated from Cal Poly, Pomona with a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture in 1984. He is currently licensed as a landscape architect in California (#2834), Arizona (#29115) Oregon (#841) and Nevada (#446).next
Gregg Denson, RLA #4302
director of design
As Director of Design, Mr. Denson is responsible for oversight on all project design, from inception to completion. He as been integral to some of the firm's most challenging projects and his diverse portfolio includes successful collaborations with both private developers and public agencies.
As the leader our talented design team, he is involved in all project types including sustainable design, resource conservation, parks, specific plan developments for master planned communities, schools, mixed-use residential developments, trail planning, and open space preserve enhancement projects.
Mr. Denson has a Bachelor of Science in Landscape Architecture from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, and brings more than 23 years of design experience to all project types. He is currently licensed as a landscape architect in California (#4302). He is also a native plant enthusiast who utilizes his own residence to study the growth characteristics and water requirements of California native plants.next
Jeff R Chamlee, ASLA, RLA #1736
director of production
As Director of Production, Mr. Chamlee oversees the work of the firm's project managers and technical staff on all of Architerra's numerous commercial, institutional, and residential development projects. He is charged with all project scheduling, quality control and the technical competency of construction drawings. In addition, his duties include client relations, design development, project coordination, project management and construction administration.
Mr. Chamlee brings more than 35 years of leadership experience in landscape architecture design and planning to Architerra. He is experienced in team management and operations, service expansions and quality improvements in a wide array of commercial, public and private settings. He has been the primary contributor on hundreds of projects involving master planning, facilities planning, site design and construction.
Mr. Chamlee has served as a consultant to several well-known landscape design firms and lectures regularly at UCLA. He is an ASLA member and a registered Landscape Architect in California.(#1736)next
about us
Creativity. Service. Environment.
We are a full service landscape architecture and planning firm located in Southern California. We pride ourselves on design excellence, top drawer customer service and impeccable deliverables. We are in our 25th year of operation, are fully licensed and insured, and much of our business comes from satisfied clients and REFERRALS.read more
"approaches every assignment with a high degree of creativity and professionalism."
Pete Pitassi, AIA
" I would not even consider any other firm for our landscape design. "
Alex Lowy, Regional Properties
" The primary traits I would attribute to Architerra is their creativity, discipline and professionalism. "
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international airport
forward base operations
Millionaire FBO, KSBD
Winner of the 2010 ASLA "Merit Award" for Transportation facilities design. Landscape design and planning for a modern designed forward thinking contemporary international airport and customs facility.pdf
corporate plaza
office tower
Citrus Towers developed by Regional Property
Corporate office building and plaza is part of the downtown renaissance in Riverside, CA. The art deco inspired design features public art in the courtyard and decorative concrete design entryways.pdf
Corporate Headquarters
campus master plan
Mercury Insurance Building, Rancho Cucamonga
This campus stands out along the major east west corridor along route 66 and features a producing grape vineyard, water features and inviting areas for contemplation and outdoor business.pdf
corporate office park
Vintners Grove office park, Rancho Cucamonga
Designed to compliment the local viticulture, the office park and corporate campus is phased to grow alongside this economically vibrant and growing community in the transportation and logistics hub of the inland empire.pdfclose
urban farm
& learning annex
The Farm at Fairplex
A unique learning center and interactive urban farm at the Fairplex in Pomona. Fair's agriculture roots are served well by this producing sustainable farm that provides produce for fair operators.pdf
flood control basin &
habitat restoration
san bernardino flood control district
Winner of the 2011 American Public Works Association "Project of the Year", and the 2012 ASLA "Merit Award", a 65-acre sculpted flood control basin features a native habitat and wetland restoration.pdf
Hellman Avenue
Fire Station No.177
Rancho Cucamonga Fire Protection District
Highlighting defensible spaces and fuel modification with a demonstration garden, landscape design, planting plan and interpretive signage at a City of Rancho Cucamonga fire station located in a high fire area.pdf
water district campus
water wise retrofit
cucamonga valley water district
Winner of the 2012 ASLA "Merit Award" for Community Demonstration Garden. Architerra prepared conceptual design and construction documents for the public outreach, water wise campus retrofit.pdfclose
Upscale Urban
condominium living
Raincross Promenade
contemporary urban condominium living is enhanced by well appointed comfort and thoughtful landscape and amenities design. The outdoor spaces were created to be livable, in a way - a destination on their own..pdf
Historically Themed
apartment community
Main Street at Route 66
Located on the historic mother road in southern california, this community won the Laurel Award for Community of the Year, and pays homage to route 66 and other historic and cultural elements from the storied highway.pdf
Hope through Housing
Villagio a C.O.R.E. Non-profit Community
Housing that supports families and seniors by providing communities that are safe, affordable and most notably - of the highest quality, the non-profit's mission is to create positive community change.pdf
Workforce Housing
San Sevaine Affordable Housing Community
225-unit affordable housing project features a combination of one- to three-bedroom apartments for low-income residents, was built by the Northtown Housing Development a non-profit developer.pdfclose
Regional Connectivity
TrailHead Park
Route 66 Rails to Trails
Trailhead park in Rancho Cucamonaga serves as an entry and cultural point of interest along the innovative regional rails to trails project. The trail traverses several cities in Los angeles and San bernardino county.pdf
nature trail &
open space preserve
North Etiwanda Preserve, San Bernardino County
2010 ASLA "Honor Award" winner, a 1,200-acre natural open-space preserve and trail system with active and passive recreational opportunities such as hiking, trail running, and bird and wildlife viewing.pdf
Master Planned HOA
community center & park
wolf creek recreation center and park
As part of a standard pacific development corporation master plan community, this linear park and recreation center includeds the features, amenities and design for the contemporary homeowner's associationpdf
Park retrofit
tot lot redesign
Beryl Park, Rancho Cucamonga CA
renovation of existing park with new amenities and improved ada accessibility. Included the new designs are an improved play structure and fall zone surfaces, hardscape and restroom facility renovation.pdfclose
Grade Separation &
Bridge facade
haven Ave. Rancho Cucamonga
Streetscape, planting plans and bridge facade design work on the metrolink commuter rail right of way, transversing the major north/south artery in the city of Rancho Cucamaonga.pdf
drought tolerant
median retrofit
Median Project San Dimas CA
Even prior to the drought, many municipalities have hired us to help them do their part to reduce water use, maintenance costs and resource consumption, by redesigning medians and parkways to be more efficient and water wise.pdf
residential thoroughfare
Day Creek Boulevard Rancho Cucamonga
Streetscape designs for upscale foothill community in western san bernardino county. hardscape, planting design and lighting design are but a few of the many amenities as part of the Rancho Etiwanda community.pdf
entry Monuments,
monuments streetscapes
We have designed entry monuments, streetscapes and highway improvements for several private developers and public agencies who understand that our keen eye for design and place will be a benefit to their project.pdfclose
Idyllic Mountain
Retreat & Winery
Sycamore Ranch Vineyards Crestline, CA
ASLA Award winning estate nestled in the mountains of southern california, this destination worthy gem has been featured in Sunset magazine, wine culture magazines, and builders guides.pdf
model homes in
upscale golf resort city
Model Homes La Quinta California
as any builder or developer will tell you, first impressions are key to the success of a new home community. our work includes beautful, award winning, sales driving model home complexes.pdf
Residential Retreat
in beautiful Lake Arrowhead
Timberstone at Cedar Ridge
this unique estate features resort like amenities with stellar mountain views. the grounds offer a diverse palette of recreational opportunities serving as a great place for a family get-away or corporate retreatpdf
certified california
friendly homes
Olive Grove Models, Martha Stewart Living
water wise and elegant model homes co-marketed by the queen of home and hearth: Martha Stewart. Located in Perris, CA these homes are water efficient, stylish and promote the california lifestyle.pdfclose
2012 ASLA Honor Award
Land and Water Reclamation & Conservation Cucamonga Basin #6 pdf
2012 APWA Project of the Year
American public works association
Cucamonga Basin #6 pdf
2012 ASLA Merit Award
Environmental & Sustainable Design CVWD Campus pdf
2010 ASLA Honor Award
Land Water Reclamation & Conservation Etiwanda Preserve pdf
2010 ASLA Merit Award
Transportation Facilities Design
SBD International Airport pdf
2009 CPRS Award of Excellence
North Etiwanda Preserve, Rancho Cucamonga pdf
2007 Laurel Award
Community of the Year - Attached Main Street at Route 66 pdf
2007 Laurel Award
Best Model Complex Landscape Design Detached +$850k The Villas at Monte San Savinonews
2007 Laurel Award
Best Model Complex Landscape Design - Attached Main Street at Route 66 pdf
2006 California Landscape Contractors Association
Achievement Award The Sterling Heights Models
2006 City of Rancho Cucamonga
Award of Excellence Bartholow House Restoration link
2005 ASLA Honor Award
Residential Design Sycamore Ranch Estate Vineyard and Winery pdf
2004 City of Rancho Cucamonga
Award of Excellence Mercury Insurance Building pdf
2004 California Landscape Contractors Association
Achievement Award Brigthton Collection Multi-Family
2002 City of Rancho Cucamonga
Award of Excellence The Estate Collection at Deer Creek
1993 Inland Empire Design Institute
Award of Honor The Loring Building
Green Business Quarterly
Architerra Design Group Featured November December 2009 pdf
Green Revolution Radio
Richard Krumwiede Featured on the Blog Talk Radio Show link
HGTV Landscapers Challenge
Richard Krumwiede Featured Designer on Landscapers Challenge Episode - LSC-608 "European Style Garden"
Sunset Magazine
Award Winning Sycamore Ranch Featured "Garden for all ages" pdf
"Outdoor Design & Build Guide" pdf
HomeAid's "Project Playhouse"
PARTICIPATED IN EVENTS To Aid Homeless families in the Inland Empire pdfclose
project services
- Site Consultation,
Inventory & Analysis
- Small& Large-Scale Site Planning
- Historic Preservation
- Full Service Graphic Design
- interpretive research & design
- Ecological Design
- Resource Analysis
- Cost Analysis
- Conceptual Site Design
- Entry Monument Design
- Landscape Master Plans
- Design Development Plans
- Construction Documents,
Planning & Administration
- Site Inspection Services
project types
- Master-Planned
Residential Communities
- City Streetscape & Highways
- Condominium &
Apartment Complexes
- Custom Residential
- Estate master plans
- Model Homes
- Commercial Centers
- Community Retail
- Civic & Institutional
- Resorts & Hotels
- Public & Private Schools
- Regional, Community &
Neighborhood Parks
- Open Space & Preserve Planning
- Neighborhood Parks
location & phone
10221-A Trademark St., Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Toll Free:888 400 1944
Telephone:909 484 2800
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Our firm is lead by three respected veteran landscape architects: President and founder Richard Krumwiede; Director of Design Gregg Denson; and Director of Production Jeff Chamlee – collectively with nearly 100 years of experience, at the highest levels of professionalism, dedication and service.
We are growing! Currently we have 18 full time staff members including 16 landscape designers, four of whom are licensed landscape architects. Our main office is located in Rancho Cucamonga, in the heart of the economically vibrant inland empire of southern california.
Primary Mission
Architerra Design Group's primary goal is to service client needs by producing cost effective, innovative design solutions. By developing strong design concepts, we are able to achieve these goals and successfully guide each project from the initial design phase to final construction. We constantly strive to exceed our own expectations, as we work closely with all of our clients to produce projects of lasting value.nextclose
latest news
2016 Spring Newsletter
25 Years of Design Excellence and Customer Service - Event Horizons - In the Movies - Project Notes - #LACF
archived newsletters2015 Fall Newsletter
Grape Harvest Season - San Bernardino Water Conference - Teamwork SVA/ADG - Project Notes - #LACF2015 Summer Newsletter
Opportunities for learning – Ribbon Cuttings and Groundbreakings – New Hires and Staff news – project notesDrought Emergency Update
special report about the drought and what it means for you, your projects and your business2015 Spring Newsletter
ADG MANAGEMENT RETREAT - MENTORING YOUTH - NEW WEBSITE - PROJECT MANAGER NOTES2014 Fall Newsletter
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT - CAL POLY POMONA MIXER - THE FARM AT FAIRPLEX2014 Summer Newsletter
POOLS! - HIKING AT ETIWANDA PRESERVE - BIA LUAU EVENT - RIALTO COMMUNITY GARDEN - HAPPY 4TH2014 Spring Newsletter
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Debate continues over two Bristol developments
BRISTOL, Tenn./Va. - As construction continues at two development sites along Interstate 81, the controversy surrounding them continues.
The project in Bristol, Virginia, known as The Falls, has met some obstacles, and now city council is asking its peers across the lines for some help.
Bristol, Virginia City Council passed a resolution asking for support from Bristol, Tennessee to stand up to the developers at the Pinnacle project off of Exit 74. "We're just asking them to say, 'Look, if you're putting money in this project and if you have any control whatsoever over that developer, then it's time to step up to the plate and support us.' We want them to say, 'Stop what you're doing with the lawsuits, and the actions, and all of this'," says Bristol, Virginia Mayor Guy Odum.
But when it comes to taking action, Bristol, Tennessee Mayor Michelle Dolan says there's not a whole lot City Council can do. "Our involvement with the project at Exit 74 is basically limited to infrastructure and sewers. That's really the only things that we can control. We can't step in with a private developer and tell them what they can and cannot do," she said.
At the center of this controversy is Steve Johnson, the President and Owner of Johnson Commercial Development, the company putting The Pinnacle together. We asked Johnson if he's fighting the Falls project at Exit 5; he says no.
Johnson says he was against an original piece of legislation related to the project in Virginia because he says it would have an impact on 250 acres of his land in Washington County, Virginia, just across the state line from The Pinnacle, but Johnson said he never fought the recent bill brought forward by Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe.
Johnson says he's not doing anything to stop competition. "Maybe they need somebody to blame, and if they want to blame me for protecting my land, then blame me. I can't help that," he said.
But Bristol, Virginia says that's not the case. "We believe that the whole purpose of this is to delay our project, to keep Cabela's from being built [in The Falls]", adds Odum.
Johnson says his project is on track to have the first store open by August 2014. Odum says he's hoping The Falls project will open sometime in 2015.
Click here to view photos of the work at The Falls.
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Actually, I'm pretty sure Blizzard DIDN'T think it was a good idea, hence why we don't see any fire trees! But why not fire bears! Or boomkins! That'd be awesome!
So, I was hoping to have a post ready about what I'd like to do for my charity drive this Christmas, but its still not worked out. I'll talk about it a bit though. As per every year, half the proceeds from the DQ Store will be donated to Child's Play, so take a look in the store and see if you see anything you like! If you don't, I encourage you to make a donation on your own this holiday season.
However I wanted to do something a little more, so I have plans to do an art auction for a single character full body commission of your WoW character with ALL the proceeds going to Child's Play! I haven't set it up yet, but rest assured it will happen and I'll let everyone know! Stay tuned if you're interested!


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