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About 'rocky mountain international'|...a big green pickup truck up the San Miguel River Canyon to this mountain resort town, isolated as it is in rocky highlands of the San Juans of southwestern Colorado...








Denver               International               Airport               has               been               making               a               habit               of               announcing               its               "highest               traffic               month               ever,"               on               a               regular               basis.

With               their               report               of               4,773,268               travelers               passing               through               in               July               (a               3.6               percent               increase               over               the               same               month               in               2006)               and               55,012               flight               operations               (a               slight               decrease               over               the               previous               year's               July               total),               the               airport               is               busy               preparing               not               only               for               higher               capacity,               but               to               continue               to               help               make               Denver               one               of               the               most               desirable               destinations               for               travelers.

As               the               number               five               airport               in               the               USA               and               number               ten               in               the               world               for               passenger               traffic               according               to               their               press               release,               Denver               International               Airport               has               been               working               hard               to               keep               up               with               its               success.

As               a               United               Airlines               hub               and               home               of               Frontier               Airlines,               DIA               has               a               solid               foundation               on               which               to               grow.
               Recent               developments               at               Denver               International               Airport               include               a               new               regional               terminal,               used               by               United's               United               Express               regional               service               and               opened               in               April.

Many               airports               still               provide               regional               jet               access               by               sending               passengers               into               the               weather,               walking               to               their               flight               over               the               tarmac,               and               climbing               portable               stairs,               the               airport               notes.

DIA's               access               is               similar               to               that               of               larger               flights,               in               comfort,               easily               accessible,               and               out               of               the               weather.

Denver               Mayor               John               Hickenlooper,               at               opening               ceremonies               in               April               (as               reported               by               DIA's               press               release),               noted               that               the               facility               will               "represent               Denver's               role               ...

as               a               gateway               to               the               Rocky               Mountain               West               and               the               western               Great               Plains."               Consolidation               of               United's               regional               flights               at               the               new               Concourse               B               area               will               also               free               up               gates               at               Concourse               A               for               the               expansion               of               other               carriers               in               that               terminal.

An               added               feature               for               passengers               at               the               regional               terminal               will               be               concessions               for               local               businesses               including               Heidi's               Brooklyn               Deli               and               the               New               Belgium               Brewing               Co.,               as               well               as               the               omnipresent               Starbucks.
               Denver               International               Airport's               Jeppesen               terminal               is               also               targeted               for               a               new,               four-star               500-room               luxury               hotel               being               put               out               to               bid.

The               facility               is               expected               to               be               run               by               a               major               international               chain,               and               the               winning               bidder               will               receive               a               55-year               lease               with               options               to               extend.

An               existing,               FAA-approved               plan               includes               38,000               square               feet               of               meeting               and               conference               space,               a               restaurant               and               newsstand/gift               shop,               swimming               and               health               club               facilities,               and               a               pedestrian               bridge               to               the               terminal.
               In               keeping               with               Denver's               attention               to               "green"               growth               and               development,               the               airport               has               released               a               list               of               ways               in               which               their               operations               have               been               addressing               environmental               concerns.

These               include               widespread               use               of               alternative               fuels               and               hybrid               vehicles               in               the               DIA               fleet,               and               a               very               active               recycling               program               at               the               airport               including               glass               from               concessions,               a               new               addition.

The               deicing               fluid               used               on               airplanes               is               now               being               recycled               onsite,               with               an               industry-leading               70%               of               fluid               used               being               recaptured               for               recycling               by               the               deicing               systems.

Since               2000,               the               airport               says               it               has               reduced               by               75%               the               amount               of               hazardous               waste               generated,               and               since               the               most               important               component               of               any               program               is               awareness,               DIA               has               been               active               in               raising               awareness               of               their               programs               and               goals               with               airport               business               partners               and               employees.
               In               reflecting               the               City               of               Denver's               commitment               to               the               environment,               the               airport               has               ISO               14001               certification               of               its               Environmental               Management               System               (EMS),               and               they               believe               that               they               are               currently               the               only               US               international               airport               which               has               done               so               for               the               entire               facility.
               Denver               International               Airport               continues               to               grow,               and               also               to               manage               that               growth               in               a               manner               which               they               say               reflects               the               values               of               the               City               of               Denver.
               "JULY               WAS               BUSIEST               MONTH               EVER               AT
               DENVER               INTERNATIONAL               AIRPORT,"http://www.flydenver.com/pr/DIAPR_070905.pdf
               "MAYOR               HICKENLOOPER               AND               OTHER               OFFICIALS
               GET               PREVIEW               OF               DIA'S               NEW               REGIONAL               JET               FACILITY,"               http://www.flydenver.com/pr/DIAPR_070424.pdf
               "DENVER               INTERNATIONAL               AIRPORT               SEEKS               PROPOSALS
               FOR               A               FOUR-STAR               HOTEL               AT               JEPPESEN               TERMINAL,"               http://www.flydenver.com/pr/DIAPR_070412.pdf
               "DENVER               INTERNATIONAL               AIRPORT               CONTINUES
               EFFORT               TO               BE               AN               ENVIRONMENTAL               LEADER,"               http://www.flydenver.com/pr/DIAPR_070611_1.pdf






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    About 'highschool of art and design'|My love of Art Nouveau and birds.







    About 'highschool of art and design'|My love of Art Nouveau and birds.








    First               off,               tell               me               a               little               bit               about               yourself.

    I               am               the               creator               of               NICI               ART.

    I               was               born               in               1978               in               Leipzig               East-Germany.

    So               I               was               still               a               child               when               the               wall               came               down,               which               opened               a               whole               new               world               and               possibilities.

    I               stayed               in               Leipzig               until               I               was               done               with               my               abitur               (               12               years               of               highschool)               and               until               I               finished               my               nursing               degree.

    After               that               i               moved               to               Mainz               where               I               met               my               now               husband               of               over               7               years.

    We               moved               to               America               after               Christmas               2003               and               there               the               adventure               began!
                   How               and               when               did               you               start               making               jewelry               and               your               other               items?
                   I               actually               have               been               an               artist               all               my               life.

    I               love               to               paint               and               draw               and               I               have               been               selling               my               art               since               2008               at               the               local               farmers               and               crafts               market               in               Las               Cruces,               NM.
                   Every               year               we               take               about               2-3               months               in               the               summer               to               visit               my               parents               in               law               in               New               Jersey.

    So               last               year               I               met               a               local               metal               and               silver               smith               there               and               she               showed               me               in               a               crash               course               on               how               to               cut               and               solder               and               set               a               stone.

    That               took               about               10               hours               and               then               i               was               on               my               own.

    The               rest               I               learned               from               books,               youtube               and               just               plain               old               trial               and               error.

    I               could               show               you               a               whole               bag               of               failed               silver               scrap!
                   When               and               how               did               you               originally               find               Etsy?
                   A               friend,               that               makes               glass               beads,               told               me               about               Etsy               last               year               after               she               was               my               first               customer.

    I               signed               up               for               Etsy               in               2009               but               did               not               list               anything               until               about               1               month               ago.
                   What               is               unique               about               Etsy               and               what               about               the               website               do               you               like               the               most               in               regards               to               your               shop?
                   Etsy               is               the               biggest               E               Commerce               place               on               the               internet.

    What               I               like               about               it               is               how               easy               you               can               list               re-list,               buy,               sell               and               trade               things               plus               you               can               reach               customer's               in               other               countries.
                   What               inspires               you               the               most               in               regards               to               your               creations?
                   I               am               inspired               by               the               simple               things               like               flowers,               animals,               symbols...Due               to               the               fact               that               I               don't               cast               I               am               not               making               very               many               of               the               same               pieces,               so               they               are               pretty               unique.

    It               is               just               my               jewelry               saw               and               me.

    Everything               I               make               is               truly               handmade               and               very               labor               intensive,               but               I               enjoy               it               and               have               fun               doing               it.
                   What               is               your               favorite               pieces               you               have               created               and               why?
                   My               favorite               piece               is               my               lizard               bracelet               with               the               jade               stone               and               moonstones.

    It               took               me               a               while               to               make               it               and               I               think               it               turned               out               pretty               well.

    My               second               favorite               is               hands               down               my               flower               with               the               onyx.
                   What               do               you               want               to               accomplish               with               your               online               shop?
                   I               hope               that               Etsy               gives               me               the               opportunity               to               expand               my               hobby               (               i               am               still               a               RN               after               all               )               to               a               real               shop               and               and               to               be               my               own               boss               and               do               the               things               I               like               mainly               creating               new               and               beautiful               pieces               of               jewelry               that               people               like               wear.
                   Do               you               have               any               new               creations               in               the               works?

    If               so,               what               can               shoppers               expect               to               see               from               you               soon?
                   Right               now               I               am               working               on               another               bracelet               in               southwestern               design               this               but               my               torch               just               broke               and               I               have               to               wait               and               see               if               the               company               can               repair               it               or               if               I               have               to               buy               a               new               one.

    I               am               also               working               on               some               cut               out               rose               earrings               that               will               be               in               my               Etsy               shop               soon.
                   Where               can               readers               find               out               about               more               information               regarding               your               jewelry               and               other               creations               and               possible               special               offers               (including               additional               websites,               blogs,               facebook,               etc)?
                   Etsy               is               the               only               outlet               at               the               moment               for               me,               but               I               am               working               on               a               facebook               page               that               will               be               coming               soon,               which               I               will               post               on               my               Etsy               site!






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    Environmentally               Integrated               Building               is               Big               Business               In               order               to               look               forward               to               a               cleaner,               brighter               future,               we               must               begin               to               think               on               an               integrated               level,               combining               environmental               design               and               energy               efficiency               into               buildings               at               the               planning               stage.
                   A               general               overview               of               green               building               must               include               consideration               of               the               efficiency               of               the               lighting               systems,               active               solar               power               to               generate               electricity,               passive               solar               power               to               heat               water,               the               orientation               of               the               building               (direction               it               faces),               and               water               conservation               systems.
                   The               Leadership               in               Energy               and               Environmental               Design               (LEED)               is               the               nationally               accepted               criteria               in               the               construction               and               design               of               environmentally               efficient               high               performance               buildings.
                   Green               Building               is               Good               for               the               Pocketbook               and               Good               for               the               Planet
                   The               old               argument               that               environmentally               conscious               business               means               cutting               profits               couldn't               be               farther               from               the               truth.

    In               fact,               LEED               certified               buildings               reduce               operating               costs,               conserve               natural               resources,               and               contribute               to               the               health               of               the               occupants               of               those               buildings.
                   The               National               Geographic               Society               Headquarters               Complex               (NGSHC),               located               in               Washington               D.C.,               has               estimated               a               $24               million               increase               in               the               appraised               value               of               their               building               since               becoming               a               Silver               LEED               certified               pilot               project.
                   The               NGSHC               project               installed               several               infrastructure               upgrades,               featuring               more               efficient               electrical               energy               generation,               heating,               cooling,               and               lighting               systems.

    The               $5.5               million               overhaul               of               the               HVAC               system               alone               resulted               in               an               overall               energy               reduction               of               20               percent,               with               an               additional               decrease               in               water               usage               of               18               percent.
                   Schools               like               Fossil               Ridge               High               School               in               Fort               Collins,               Colorado               are               also               getting               into               green               building               programs.

    Building               a               LEED               certified               school               gave               them               a               higher               quality               building               for               no               additional               cost,               saving               60               percent               on               energy               consumption.

    Additionally,               the               project               resulted               in               $11,500               savings               on               the               water               bill               per               year.
                   "Building               a               LEED               certified               school               is               the               right               thing               to               do,               the               right               thing               to               teach               kids,               and               the               right               message               to               send               to               the               community.

    And               it               doesn't               cost               more."               said               Michael               Spearnak,               of               the               Colorado               Poudre               School               District.
                   Lighting               Systems               Design
                   About               20               percent               of               the               average               residential               electricity               bill               pays               for               the               lighting               in               your               home,               yet               the               incandescent               light               bulbs               you               use               only               convert               about               5               percent               of               the               energy               they               use               into               light.
                   "Incandescent               light               bulbs               were               first               developed               almost               125               years               ago,               and               since               that               time               they               have               undergone               no               major               modifications,"               said               California               Assemblyman               Lloyd               Levine               in               a               recent               interview.
                   Levine               intends               to               introduce               legislation               that               would               ban               the               use               of               incandescent               light               bulbs,               claiming               it               will               help               California               cut               its               greenhouse               gas               emissions.

    Compact               fluorescent               light               bulbs               (CFLs)               only               use               about               25               percent               of               the               energy               of               conventional               light               bulbs,               and               generate               less               heat               than               incandescent               light               bulbs,               according               to               EPA               spokeswoman               Enesta               Jones.
                   The               Rocky               Mountain               Institute,               a               nonprofit               group               that               studies               energy               issues,               has               concluded               a               20               watt               CFL               will               emit               as               much               light               as               a               75               watt               conventional               bulb,               and               will               last               13               times               longer.
                   An               average               home               in               California               may               save               from               $40               to               $50               per               year,               if               CFLs               are               used               in               place               of               incandescent               light               bulbs,               said               California               Energy               Commission               member               Arthur               Rosenfeld.
                   Another               innovation               in               energy               efficient               lighting               is               the               Solatube,               which               uses               natural               sunlight               (passive               solar               power)               that               is               directed               through               roof               to               light               the               building               interior.
                   According               to               some               studies,               bringing               in               more               natural               light               can               improve               student's               reading               and               math               scores,               so               the               designers               of               the               Fossil               Ridge               High               School               project               placed               windows               on               more               than               one               side               of               the               classrooms,               as               well               as               utilized               the               Solatubes               throughout               the               building.
                   Big               corporations               are               starting               to               change               the               way               they               do               business,               realizing               that               energy               efficiency               can               cut               costs               in               the               long               run.

    The               CEO               of               Wal-Mart               Stores               Inc.

    has               set               a               goal               to               use               more               renewable               energy,               cut               waste               and               utilize               primarily               energy               efficient               lighting               in               their               stores.
                   Use               energy               only               when               needed
                   Becoming               energy               efficient               involves               using               energy               only               when               it               is               needed.

    This               can               be               accomplished               by               installing               technology               such               as               lighting               occupancy               sensors;               low               flow               faucets               and               toilets;               and               heat               recovery               technology               to               minimize               heat               loss.
                   Using               recycled               materials               and               locally               manufactured               materials               reduces               75               percent               of               the               construction               waste,               and               saves               money               on               landfill               dumping               fees.
                   Passive               Solar               and               Building               Orientation
                   Passive               solar               power               for               water               heating               on               rooftops               and               building               orientation               make               a               difference               in               the               charging               efficiency               of               solar               powered               systems.

    Shade               around               the               building               must               be               taken               into               consideration,               as               the               one               true               killer               of               solar               energy,               is               shade!
                   Building               clean               and               green               has               never               been               easier,               or               more               cost               efficient.

    With               increasing               pollution               and               dwindling               resources,               it               is               imperative               we               start               building               a               better               future,               from               the               ground               up.






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