National Recreation Area

rural development is to improve the quality of life of rural people. This is facilitated upon a continuous process by government, non-governmental organizations (NGO) and different actors at the (inter) national, state and local levels. Without doubt, this involves how best to organize rural area resources and potentials (especially human and economic potentials) so as to achieve an increase in the overall standard of living of the rural community dwellers. According to Halwart et, al (2003), the

information about firearms), the U.S has the most armed civilian population in the world, with an estimated 270 million guns. However, most gun owners which are predominantly men, claim to be peace loving individuals that only carry for protection, recreation and some admit to an increasing paranoia of today’s society. Since, the most common reason given for gun ownership has been protection, it can be compared to a home alarm or guard dog. Guns are something to have to ensure safety from attackers.

The median household income is $102,026 in 2013, compared to Pennsylvania of $52,007 (Informatics, 2016). The poverty level of this community is 2.9% in 2013 (Informatics, 2016). Many highly educated, high earning people live in this area. Many pay for just the status of living on The Mainline. As for the over 25 year old population, 97.3% have high school degrees, 71.3% have Bachelor’s Degrees, 41.5% have graduate or Professional degrees, and 4.9% are unemployed (Informatics, 2016)

Have you ever seen the television series Greek? It is full of sex, drugs, and alcohol; the three main elements that make up a typical frat boy or sorority girl’s life. Students involved in Greek life are always throwing wild parties and drinking until they pass out, getting involved in the drama of who slept with whose boyfriend, sending their pledges on crazy tasks in the middle of the night, and never seeming to take any responsibility. However, there is only one thing missing from this hit series;

twenty-five years after his death. Adams was an experimenter and a modernist with his camera. Adams cherished the times he spent on vacation in Yosemite with his family. He spent part of his life teaching others how to capture the panoramic beauty of our national parks. In 1940 he taught his first of many workshops “The U.S. Camera Photographic Forum” in Yosemite with Edward Weston (Capa, 1986). As Adams work came to the public eye, his skills and artistic visions were sought by many. Life magazine who gave

Adams decision to be a full time photographer changed the photographic visions of the west. He spent his time in National parks photographing the immense beauty of nature in these national treasures. Adams formed a group with other San Francisco photographers in 1932 called f/64, referring to the smallest aperture opening on a camera lens (Gray, 1994). The group concentrated on form and texture.

gate of Shandong Province.Linyi city connects shandong and jiangsu province .To the east is Rizhao city,To the north are Weifang city and Zibo city,To the northwest is Taian city,and to the west are Jiningcity and Zaozhuang city. Linyi with a total area of 17184 square kilometers, Population about ten million . The largest and most populous in shandong province level.Linyi City is a famous cultural city about 4000-year history. In the 1970s, the Sunzi‘s Art of War and Sunbin’s Art of War that stirred

and vegetable consumption rates  Typical meals  Malnutrition rates  Foods available o Housing  Types of housing available  Do most people own or rent?  Do most people live in one-family dwellings or with other families? o Clothing  National dress  Types of

Students: 18 Fundamental Skill: Demonstrate locomotor skills (running, jumping, skipping, crawling, marching, and etc.) State Standard: Georgia, The Georgia Performance Standards for Physical Education are founded on the National Physical Education Standards established by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education. (NASPE) The Standards suggest what a physically educated

documented on a twenty-page article titled “What Brings Children to the Park? Analysis and Measurement of the Variables Affecting Children’s Use of Parks,” and while the results provide insight on why kids are more prone to go to certain parks in certain areas, there are several flaws in the experiment that invoke concerns regarding the validity of the entire study in terms of what Sideris concludes from it. The results are accurate, but only for the