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Carmelo Anthony will continue playing through shoulder issue - for now
Carmelo Anthony plans to continue playing through the discomfort in his right shoulder as long as the Knicks have a chance to make the playoffs.
That, of course, could end Friday night.
A loss to the Raptors and a Hawks' win over the Nets, who are supposed to rest some main guys, would eliminate the Knicks from the playoffs.
"I'll deal with that when that time comes," Anthony said...Read more »
Playoff push: Knicks just 3.5 games back
The Phil Jackson narrative dominated Knicks headlines since Friday.
But something else developed over the weekend. The Knicks gained ground in the race for the eighth and final playoff spot. After wins on Friday and Saturday night, the Knicks are just 3.5 games back of the No. 8 seed heading into Monday night's game against Philadelphia (15-47) at The Garden.
Here's how the current NBA...Read more »
Knicks working on buyouts for Metta World Peace, Beno Udrih
ATLANTA – The Knicks are working on buying out the contracts of Metta World Peace and Beno Udrih.
World Peace announced on Twitter that his agent and the Knicks were in discussions on a buyout. League sources confirmed that Udrih's agent, who also represents World Peace, was negotiating a buyout for both players with the Knicks.
World Peace, a Queensbridge native and former St. John's...Read more »
Raymond Felton says he's fit, not fat
Raymond Felton said the trade rumors didn't bother him but talk about his weight did and still does.
Felton has struggled this season on both ends of the floor, which led to the Knicks shopping him around the league. But they couldn't make a deal before Thursday's trade deadline, so Felton will finish out the season with the Knicks.
At different stages in hisNBA career, Felton...Read more »
All-Star break means more talk of Carmelo Anthony's future
The first part of the Knicks' season featured more trade rumors and reports that Mike Woodson was close to being fired than actual wins.
Both should continue through the All-Star break and into next week.
The NBA trade deadline is Feb. 20 and the Knicks are 20-32 heading into the break. So expect rumors of Woodson being on his way out to persist and trade talks to heat up.
It's...Read more »
Carmelo Anthony voted All-Star starter
Carmelo Anthony was voted to start in the NBA All-Star Game for the third straight time as a Knick.
Could it be his last?
Anthony has said he will opt out of his contract in July and become a free agent. The Knicks hope to re-sign Anthony and can offer him $34 million more than any other team. But the Knicks' struggles this season could make Anthony look to join a team with a better...Read more »
Andrea Bargnani out indefinitely with torn ligament in left elbow
Andrea Bargnani is out indefinitely after an MRI releaved a torn ligament in his left elbow, the Knicks said.
Bargnani sustained the injury in the third quarter of last night's loss to the 76ers. The 7-foot forward drove and was fouled as he went up for a dunk and landed hard.
Bargnani, who has started 39 games, is the Knicks' second-leading scorer, averaging 13.3 points per game. He's...Read more »
Mike Woodson gets defensive - again
Mike Woodson continues to play defense better than his players.
Woodson defended Tyson Chandler and Carmelo Anthony, who have been openly critical about the team. Woodson defended his defensive scheme. And during his weekly spot with 98.7 FM ESPN Woodson said he's not going to let the media tear the Knicks apart.
Actually the Knicks are doing a good job of that by themselves.
They...Read more »
Mike Woodson indicates J.R. Smith will play tonight
Mike Woodson said if J.R. Smith isn't with the program he should get used to sitting at the end of the Knicks bench.
"Put it this way, he's going to have to be with it if he's going to want to be a part of it," Woodson said after Thursday morning's shootaround. "As a coach, it's my job to make sure that that happens.
"He'll be back in uniform tonight. We expect him to come in and...Read more »
Pick the Knicks starting lineup
Decide who should start for the Knicks by picking the player who should take the floor at each position.
The Knicks are on a roll and now it's your chance to keep it going by deciding who you would start if you were in Mike Woodson's shoes.
Iman Shumpert over Tim Hardaway Jr.? Andrea Bargnani over Amar'e Stoudemire?
You be the judge.
Fill out my Wufoo form!...Read more »


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Neighborhoods: Chinatown, Northeast
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It's a great hotel for budget travelers. There are lots of bars and restaurants nearby. It is in the heart of San Frans Chinatown and the bar that Jack Karouac used to hang out in (Vesuvio) is within walking distance! The room itself was great, the bed was comfy and the shower was pretty good also. I'd definitely recommend it to anyone!
Very clean, nice staff, and great location to walk to Union Square.
The room is bright and clean. The location is perfect (right at downtown). The staff is friendly and helpful. You got a nice view from the windows. It also has a huge closet for your clothes. My friend and I have a really wonderful experience staying there.
Great staff – Friendly, helpful staff. Clean. Good location.
This diamond in the rough is superbly located a few blocks above Pravda, Brooks Bros, etc, and close to the #30 bus to Fisherman's' Wharf, Museums, etc. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful, let us leave our things several hours before actual check in time. They gave us a large room on the sixth floor, in stained glass heaven, after I had asked about the beautiful windows. Park diagonally across the street is perfect for `picnics.'
If you want to be in the heart of China Town-location is great. Rooms were decent and clean-nothing fancy, but I was there to hang out in the City, not my room, so it served it's purpose. The front desk manager will tell you great places to go to really get the China Town experience, he was very helpful and friendly.
A great stay if you're looking for a hotel that is clean, well staffed, and surrounded by a lot to do.
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ORU Faces Weber State in CIT Quarterfinals
TULSA, Okla.-Two of the most dominant teams through the first two rounds of the CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament will face off in the quarterfinals of the tournament Wednesday night. Oral Roberts has led each of its first two games by at least 19 points, while Weber State has won by an average of 30 points per game in their first two victories.
The quarterfinal game from Ogden, Utah, will tip off at 8 p.m. (CT) from the Dee Events Center on Weber State's campus. It will be broadcast on 1550 AM, "The Sports Animal" in Tulsa, and free online at ORUGoldenEagles.com. All games of the 2013 CIT will also be streamed online at WatchCollegeInsider.com.
ORU and Weber State will face off in a non-traditional home-and-home series, having been paired in both the ESPN BracketBuster and CIT events. Weber State has a 3-2 edge in the all-time series after beating ORU at the Mabee Center on February 23. That victory made it three in a row for the Wildcats after ORU took the first two.
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The New Jersey Environmental Federation (NJEF), the state chapter of Clean Water Action, is a non-profit, action-oriented organization developing a growing coalition of community, environmental, student and labor organizations able to act on a broad range of environmental issues. Through its lobbying in Trenton and Washington and its grassroots mobilization efforts, the Federation increases the pressure on corporations, communities, and government agencies to protect New Jersey's environment and public health and to secure safe and affordable drinking water.
NJEF promotes solid waste strategies without incineration, pollution cleanup and prevention, polluter pay policies, pesticide reduction practices, and the "right to know" about toxic chemicals. The Federation employs a professional staff of organizers and door-to-door and phone canvassers to activate members and allies.
Since its formation in 1982, NJEF has been influential in shaping environmental policy. Most recently, in 2000, it co-wrote and released a national report grading water utilities, including 115 from New Jersey, on their compliance with the 1996 federal Drinking Water Right To Know Law. In addition, NJEF worked in coalition with transportation and environmental allies to successfully obtain amendments to New Jersey's transportation plan to prioritize the repair of existing infrastructure and mass transit over new/expanded roads and sprawl.


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Future Unclear for Plan to Arm Planes
Two companies working for the government say they have successfully tested systems to defend passenger airplanes against shoulder-fired missiles.
Two companies working for the government say they have successfully tested systems to defend passenger airplanes against shoulder-fired missiles.
BAE Systems and Northrop Grumman both say they will meet the government's deadline of producing a workable system by January. It is unclear whether Congress or the Bush administration will require airlines to use the technology and, if they do, who will pay the multibillion-dollar tab for deployment and maintenance.
The chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure subcommittee on aviation is leading the push in Congress to equip U.S. planes with the technology. A bill by Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., would require the systems on the largest airliner, the Airbus super-jumbo A380, which is supposed to go into service late next year. The legislation, if it became law, would affect any A380 that flew in the United States.
Mica plans to introduce a bill to require systems on some planes that may pose a particular risk, such as international flights. The government may pay for part of the systems, he said.
"I don't believe terrorists will be successful in taking down a domestic aircraft, but I think we're overdue for international aircraft to be hit," Mica said.
Congress has agreed to pay for developing technology to counter lightweight rocket launchers, but balked at proposals to spend the billions needed to protect all 6,800 commercial U.S. airliners.
No passenger plane has ever been downed by a shoulder-fired missile outside of a combat zone. But terrorists linked with al-Qaida are believed to have fired two SA-7 missiles that narrowly missed an Israeli passenger jet after it took off from Mombasa, Kenya, in November 2002.
Under pressure from Congress, the Homeland Security Department last year gave Northrop and BAE $45 million each to adapt military missile defense systems so they can be used by airlines. Military systems require too much maintenance - and fire by mistake too often - to be used on a passenger airliner.
BAE and Northrop Grumman conducted flight tests on Wednesday and Thursday to demonstrate that their prototypes were aeronautically sound and would not impair the planes' ability to fly.
An American Airlines Boeing 767 outfitted with BAE's Jeteye system successfully flew figure-eights over Alliance Field in Fort Worth, Texas, while Northrop Grumman's Guardian system was tested Wednesday on an MD-11 jet that flew around after taking off from Mojave Airport in California.
The Guardian system jammed 177 simulated missiles in a separate test, said Northrop spokeswoman Katie Lamb.
Both Northrop and BAE systems use lasers to jam the guidance systems of incoming missiles, which lock onto the heat of an aircraft's engine.
Northrop and BAE are required to come up with systems that will cost less than $1 million each to install. They also must require far less maintenance than the military versions.
The Homeland Security Department set a standard of an average of 3,000 hours of flight before the system fails and requires repairs - 10 times longer than the military's requirement.
John Kubricky, Homeland Security's director of director of systems engineering and development, said the tests so far have been encouraging. "They still have a couple of hurdles to get over," he said.
Though shoulder-fired missiles don't pose a threat in the United States right now, the Bush administration doesn't want to be caught short without a solution if they do threaten airliners, Kubricky said.
When the testing is complete, Homeland Security will present a report to Congress outlining its alternatives for deploying the systems.
Airlines caution that the systems will consume a large chunk of the limited funds that can be spent to defend airplanes from terrorists.
"It's a huge expenditure of resources to deal with one type of threat," said John Meanen, executive vice president for the Air Transport Association, which represents major airlines. "We have to ask, 'Are there better ways of doing this?'"
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A 1-year old child and her father were struck by a train Friday night at 30th Street Station.
Police said it happened at 8:05 p.m. when a 22-year-old man was holding his young daughter on the westbound platform on the Market-Frankford Elevated Line.
According to police, the father was too close to edge of platform when a train came in at about 5 to 10 mph, hitting him and his daughter.
Both were both taken to area hospitals.
We're told the baby is at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia in critical condition with a head injury.
The father went to University of Pennsylvania Hospital and is in stable condition.
FOX 29's Omari Fleming had more details in this live report Friday night from 30th Street Station.
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Long Island Parent Talk
Get the inside scoop on all things kids and parenting on Long Island.
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What to do with leftover plastic Easter eggs
Happy Easter! Did you opt for plastic Easter eggs this year? If so, you may be left wondering what to do with all of the eggs after the hunt.
FamilyFun Magazine came up with kid-friendly ideas of how you can turn plain plastic eggs into something fun that can last all year. Take a look:
Create a bunny friend
To make one, bend a pipe cleaner in half. Open the egg and push the ends...Read more »
'Bachelorette' Trista Sutter talks new book and motherhood
"The Bachelorette" alum Trista Sutter has had an eventful year so far. She renewed her wedding vows to her husband Ryan in January which resulted in an ABC prime time special -- and she released her new book "Happily Ever After, The Life Changing Power of a Grateful Heart" (Perseus Books Group; $24.99).
This spring, the mom of two has partnered with Colgate to help spread the word about the...Read more »
Support group for depressed new moms and moms-to-be
Moms or moms-to-be who feel they are experiencing a perinatal mood and anxiety disorder (formerly known as postpartum depression) can attend a free support group that starts April 22 in Babylon.
The "Mother's Circle of Hope" group helps moms with this condition, which affects one of eight pregnant women and one of every five to seven mothers in the first year after giving birth, says nurse...Read more »
Weekend family fun on Long Island: Easter egg hunts, dinosaurs and more
Looking for things to do with the kids this weekend? From the Easter egg hunts and dinosaurs to "Peter Rabbit" and more, there's plenty of activities happening on Long Island. Here are my top five picks for family-friendly activities this weekend:
Easter Egg Hunt at Benner's Farm (56 Gnarled Hollow Rd., Setauket). Bring your own basket and a camera to capture your children as they discover...Read more »
5 successful healthy eating tips for kids
Getting your children to eat healthfully is quite possibly one of the oldest chapters in the parenting dilemma book. Many parents, including myself, relentlessly try to encourage their kids to eat vegetables and sample new foods, only to resort back to the chicken nuggets and macaroni and cheese standby.
Research shows that having a healthy, balanced diet improves brain capacity and improves...Read more »
Moms weigh in on Easter candy, bunny visits and more
Recently, Hershey's surveyed about 400 moms about Easter candy and their buying habits during the season. Here's what they found:
All about the bunnies
In 2014, 91 percent of moms plan to purchase milk-chocolate bunnies, 76 percent will purchase hollow milk-chocolate bunnies and 68 percent will buy peanut-butter-filled bunnies. Ninety-four percent of moms prefer to go for the ears first.
Mom's...Read more »
Feeding the kids: Easter Bunny cupcake cones
In my ongoing quest to find tasty, kid-friendly food appropriate for the whole family, this week I chose an Easter Bunny dessert idea. I found the recipe in the April issue of Family Circle magazine.
Bunny Surprise Cones(Makes 24 servings)
Ingredients- 1 box yellow cake mix- 3 large eggs- 1/3-1/2 cup vegetable oil- 1 box wafer ice cream cones- 2 cans white frosting- 1 1/2 cups assorted...Read more »
BabyCenter's 2014 Moms' Picks awards
Did you know the average parent spends more than $5,000 on baby products in the first year? And 52 percent feel overwhelmed by the experience, according to BabyCenter, a pregnancy and parenting digital resource.
What's more, 73 percent of moms rely on product recommendations from parenting social media, according to BabyCenter's Social Mom Report.
To help parents, BabyCenter did the...Read more »
Alicia Silverstone launches new pregnancy book in Huntington
Actress Alicia Silverstone will talk about her brand-new pregnancy guide, "The Kind Mama" (Rodale, $23.99), at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Book Revue, 313 New York Ave., Huntington. The book launches Tuesday.
The subtitle is quite a mouthful: "A Simple Guide to Supercharged Fertility, a Radiant Pregnancy, a Sweeter Birth, and a Healthier, More Beautiful Beginning." If the book is able to deliver...Read more »
Springtime snack for kids: Easter egg empanadas
Classic empanadas get a springtime twist with these Easter egg-shaped snacks kids will love. I found the recipe on mom.me, an online destination for moms that provides real-world advice and lifestyle content.
Easter Egg Empanadas
Tools you'll need: food coloring, brush, rubber stamp, paring knife and egg-shaped cookie cutter.
IngredientsFor dough:- 3 cups of flour- 1 1/2 sticks...Read more »


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Not every coffee company born in Seattle is a winner. Tully's, a 20-year-old chain founded in the Emerald City, filed for Chapter 11 last fall. The chain had trouble competing in the shadow of Starbucks, and it filed for protection reporting $3.7 million in debts and very little cash.
Much of its debt is owed to Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, which owns Tully's wholesale and roasting businesses.
The remaining part of the company — retail stores, agreements with franchisees and the coffee sold in grocery chains — is in need of a cash infusion immediately. (Read More: Tully's Coffee Parent Files for Ch. 11 Bankruptcy)
Enter Dr. McDreamy.
Actor Patrick Dempsey is one of several parties bidding to buy Tully's out of bankruptcy at an auction Thursday.
Dempsey told the Seattle Times he'd like to save the 500 jobs at risk. "I've always loved this city, and with the purchase of Tully's Coffee, I plan to spend a lot of time in Seattle — and the stores connecting with the community and growing the Tully's brand."
Other reported bidders include Starbucks, which may be interested in taking over half of Tully's stores. Starbucks would not confirm to CNBC it was in the hunt. (Read More: At $7 a Cup, This Starbucks Joe is Black Gold)
And one other bidder stepping up is another Seattle-area coffee chain called Baristas Coffee Company. Baristas is called by some "The Hooters of Coffee" because its coffee servers dress suggestively. However, it appears Baristas would like to keep the Tully's concept separate if its bid prevails.
Tully's made a deal to sell the company last fall to the private equity firm Kachi Partners for $1.5 million in cash, with Kachi also agreeing to take over $3 million in liabilities. If a bidder in Thursday's auction comes in with a better offer to Tully's owner TC Global and creditors, Tully's may have to pay Kachi a breakup fee worth potentially $200,000.
Dempsey's offer is thought to be higher than Kachi's. A lawyer representing the actor's investment group told the Seattle Times, "We're optimistic."
Update: the auction continues into Thursday afternoon, but late Wednesday, Dempsey tweeted that he was in town and posted a picture of himself with a Tully's employee: @Patrick Dempsey: In Seattle, big day tomorrow ! Hope we pull it off !
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Bye, you lizard scum: 12 reasons not to drive in Los Angeles
I've lived in Los Angeles for a year and a half now, which is precisely the amount of time required to pass before I can start tearing into my adopted city with an air of jaded self-importance, like the cop archetype who's "too old for this @#%!"
But LA is a city full of surprises, as they say. For car lovers, Los Angeles is wonderful for cars -- it's where Barris, Big Daddy Roth, and Von Dutch plied their trades; home to the Beach Boys and the So-Cal Speed Shop and racing little deuce coupes up and down Ventura Boulevard with lowriders and rice rockets and bagged six-fours on Daytons. It's home to freakishly well-preserved errata. It made Scion popular. How do three racetracks within two hours' driving distance sound? Or undulating canyon roads with nary a populace to intervene? Or, for motorcyclists, year-round riding? Almost every motorized culture of note started in the Los Angeles Basin, where the highway denizens jockey for space between a McLaren and a Stanley Steamer, both of which are probably being delivered to Jay Leno. For some, California still holds that allure.
And yet, the fundamental act of operating a motor vehicle within the Greater Los Angeles Metropolitan Area is a woeful, futile experience akin to self-dentistry. For the 12 reasons outlined below in excruciating detail, people tough it out in the City of Angels for -- something, really, when they could have just shipped off to San Luis Obispo and played with the restrooms at the Madonna Inn. That's the surprising, truly heart-breaking part of LA: For a city so enveloped in car culture, actually having a car flat-out sucks.
Rumors that this article came to fruition after the chronicler attempted to drive from Venice to Westwood at 10 in the morning and wrote down every travesty he witnessed will be met with the response, "no comment."
1. Terrible roads: Asphalt paving was first pioneered in 1876. Los Angeles in turn promptly paved 7.6 million miles of Wilshire, Sepulveda, Fairfax, La Brea, Hollywood, Western, Olympic, Pico, Centinela, Lankershim, Beverly, Van Nuys and La Cienega boulevards and has apparently not bothered to redo so ever since. LA's unique weather necessitates no pavement maintenance, as it never snows; therefore, ruts, cracks, potholes, and steel plates scatter unabated like rabbits in 1800s Australia, allowing for a unique road surface that resembles and feels like the melanoma you'll inevitably develop at Will Rogers State Beach. Fortunately, the Bentleys and Mercedes-Benzes that the hoi polloi are handed like Halloween candy all feature "comfort" settings on their computer-controlled suspensions, which is why the compact pickups laden with junkyard parts and old lawn chairs stick to the 91. There's no hope for the rest of us.
2. Obtuse traffic lights: For a week, my Honda CBR-riding friend John house-sat for his rich friend at the foothills of Beverly Glen Canyon. And at night he would blast up to Mulholland for a ride, where he shared this mind-blowing factoid with me: The traffic lights turn red as you're approaching -- not because a coked-up starlet in a Porsche Boxster is plummeting across her doom through the intersection, but because you might be going too fast in the middle of the night, therefore imposing a danger to yourself and the firefighters who will scrape your body off with a snow shovel. That's right: rather than aiding traffic flow, as Garrett Morgan intended, the myriad traffic lights seem to impede it with an unrestrained gusto. Traffic would grind to a halt at Sunset and Doheny, waiting for a light while not a single car crosses the intersection -- waiting, just waiting, as if Godot is going to press the pedestrian crossing button. And then the light turns green and you race 400 feet toward the next traffic light, which senses your approach and is already red, and God forbid you want to make a left turn at this point because you'll have to wait for the light to turn yellow before oncoming traffic finally abates, except for the errant few that will zoom by on a red light, forcing you to zoom by on a red light and there aren't any cameras or cops or pedestrians here, right? The only explanation for this travesty: Los Angeles DOT traffic engineers must commute in helicopters. No wonder the Italian Job remake was such a hit.
3. Terrible, obtuse drivers: Driver's education is a multibillion-dollar business in America, according to a study by the Dull Accountant's Association of Greater Onondaga County. So why is it that LA's denizens have chosen to replace driver's education with Lamaze classes? Presumably it's because they're too harried to arrive at said classes to flick a turn signal stalk, meandering across your lane like a small kitten who blocks the front door because it really doesn't want you to go to Safeway. Or perhaps they haven't fathomed the idea that letting people merge when a lane is closed due to crippling road construction—more on that later—actually allows traffic to flow faster. Here's an idea for Los Angelenos. Try performing the behavior described above while waiting in line at the Troubador or your nearest Yogurtland. The amount of time it takes for a 'roided Henry Rollins lookalike in an Ed Hardy skullcap to insert his tattooed knuckles into your solar plexus will be tantamount to what Han Solo claimed to beat the Kessel Run in.
4. Herculean construction: In some parts of the country, people joke—because humor is a way to relieve grief, it is said—that there are just two seasons: winter, and road construction. Here in LA, the mere thought of moisture precipitating from the clouds sends motorists into an intelligence-draining frenzy, so our two seasons are merely summer and yes, road construction. What can we do about traffic on the Sepulveda Pass? asked our councilors. Well, they responded -- and here is the logic used by a 5-year-old, who has merely just grasped the knowledge of addition -- more lanes should mean less traffic! Never mind the studies that say that installing more lanes will mean more traffic -- let's widen the 405 to a dizzying amount of lanes until it's wide enough to emergency-land space shuttles in tandem, if we hadn't shut that particular program down and piggybacked the Endeavour here in the most exciting thing to happen to LAX since the TV show about LAX named LAX. And so the 405 gets shut down nightly for a frantic amount of construction with on-ramps, off-ramps, overpasses, underpasses, multiple lanes, carpool lanes, side streets, and even the entire highway shut down overnight at strangely random times. We're so good at construction we even celebrated the latter as a citywide holiday. Think you'll make good time on the 405 because it's nighttime? Hubris! That's what you get for trying to get ahead in Los Angeles -- because no matter how hard you try, you'll be dragged down to the same level as everyone else.
5. One-percenter tickets: I've never gotten a speeding ticket in Los Angeles. You can tell, because I am still considered "financially solvent" and haven't yet moved into a hotel for transients or a highway underpass, where the Wi-Fi is not so good. Speeding tickets in LA cost somewhere between the GDP of Slovakia and the net worth of the Church of Scientology, whose grandiose neon signs can be sighted along the 101 Freeway from as far away as Ojai. And God forbid one gets a parking ticket, which can be issued for such diverse things as parking in a red zone, parking in a white zone, parking in a loading zone, parking in a 3R permit zone, parking 1.3 milliseconds after the meter expires, failing to decipher the Myers-Briggs personality test that is the average parking sign, jaywalking, being born a Sagittarius, removing the badges on your 1994 Accord, having a particularly hard-to-decipher vanity plate, having a Hellaflush sticker (and rightfully so), having fake Pep Boys fender vents on your Mercury Villager -- which happens more often than not -- having a blue car. West Hollywood and Venice are particularly enthusiastic proponents of the traffic ticket. Want to party in WeHo? Hitchhike down Santa Monica Boulevard and entangle yourself in all sorts of hedonistic adventures with well-meaning, open-minded strangers.
6. The drunks: Faulkner, Bukowski, Duchovny's character in Californication. What do all of these men have in common? Besides being the voice of generations through their groundbreaking literature, they were all miserable, stinking alcoholics. (I've never seen Californication, but I'm assuming.) And LA is a rough town for inspiration: Nowhere is the mindless depravity and hollowness of the human experience better exemplified than climbing in your car where you've just diced with the bouncer at Drai's in the W Hollywood Hotel, pulling out of the parking lot in your Mercedes-Benz C-class and instantly sideswiping two Audis and a Toyota Tercel, something I witnessed the last time I was in Hollywood. Poor Tercel Guy -- you know he can't afford any more of this. Of course, the alternative at the end of the night is to go with the sort of angsty, disturbed woman that Bukowski elevated to an art form. Oh wait, they wouldn't have been able to find parking anyway. Which leads us to …
7. No parking, anytime: With great cars comes great responsibility -- a phrase reserved for neophyte journalists who somehow find themselves inside a Dodge Viper, but one that also pertains to quantity. Finding parking spots in Los Angeles requires a supernatural divining ability on par with tragic hero John Coffey and a patience that makes Ghandi look like a twice-divorced longshoreman from Southie. Think you can snag that Whole Foods spot? Are you 3 inches inside a red curb? Why doesn't this meter take credit cards? Ah, so the first hour is free but the next 15 minutes is 12 bucks. "Well, I would visit my friend in Culver City, but…" No parking on Thursdays for street sweeping? Is it a 3R permit zone? You want how much per hour? Do I have to tip? Screw it, just get it valeted. Wait, what do you mean it's "mandatory"? And why does my car now smell like clutch smoke?
8. The fresh air: Here's the automotive equivalent of a thought experiment: When the 405 was shut down for a weekend due to "Carmageddon," scientists monitoring the Sepulveda Pass found that air quality improved by 83%. What if we did this all the time? some asked. Would our children frolic, would the grass grow by the Hollywood sign? Of course pollution would go down when you take away the cars -- it's not like anybody set a Tire Fire in the carpool lane, right? Yet the Los Angeles Basin snatches onto our ever-present cloud of smog like the milk at the bottom of a bowl of Cheerios. It is the only place where when it rains, your car gets dirtier. While the smog layer of LA has improved ten-, twentyfold over the past 40 years, it's still too easy to forget that like a Disneyland facsimile of Seattle, we're surrounded by beautiful, snow-capped mountains in the distance. Which are only visible after it rains. Which it does about once per decade. Crap.
9. Getting smogged: California has the highest emissions standards in the country, which is how its citizens survived the terrible, dirty 1970s with their lungs intact. Good stuff. But yet, an unbearable pain in the ass to sort out: The California legislature, forever under the impression that your 1986 Buick Somerset T-Type will cause the wanton destruction of the human race (as only cars before 1975 are exempt, making them high-value propositions) politely yet forcibly requests you to drive into a smog check station where a UTI dropout will jam various probes and tubes into your cars before telling you that your car has failed the test harder than a rhesus monkey taking the GMAT with a crayon. He won't tell you why you failed, of course. You just did. And you're about to pay a lot more money for a guy to look the other way while he custom-welds an O2 sensor to corrugated tubing to form a rudimentary downpipe, which will be especially shoddy as he was looking the other way while he was welding it. It gets to the point where CARB emissions won't allow performance parts designed and built in California to be sold in California, to Californians -- on account that certifying it is a costly, multiyear process. What would Vic Edelbrock do? Pay up, presumably. As you will too, every other year, to do your duty in preventing Los Angeles from falling into the ocean under the weight of its own particulates.
10. Crazy people: Here's a story my friend said, and I'll swear it on his mother's grave. We had left the same comedy show in Silver Lake around 10 p.m. As he was walking toward his rental car, he sees this Impala pull up alongside his car, about 200 feet in front of him. A guy jumps out and proceeds to climb onto the hood, hit the windshield once or twice with a baseball bat, then jump back in the car and drive off. "What was I supposed to do?" he lamented, and he had a point. Because from the land that invented gangsta rap, that turned private meltdowns into public network programming, who knows how that guy who you just flipped off on Venice is going to react. Maybe a car chase, maybe some cash on the highway, maybe a spout of public nudity. It may be the most harrowing thing to happen to you since your trip to Jonestown, but for everyone around you it'll be the reason why they're stuck in traffic.
11. Rush hour: Did you know? "Rush hour" actually started as a national holiday and parade back in 1919, celebrating the delivery of Fatty Arbuckle's Pierce-Arrow Model 66 A-4 Tourer. [Editor's note: This is not true. At least the holiday part.] It lasted just one day around the country -- but only in Los Angeles has the festival continued unabated ever since. It is especially prevalent between the inexplicable hours of 4 a.m. to noon, then 1:30 to 9 p.m,, when people are most frantically shuffling their way to their mortal coils, and then promptly after that as the Los Angeles Department of Transportation shuts down four out of five lanes on the 405 for nightly construction from 10 p.m. to 2016, whenever they finish widening said highway to 16 lanes per direction and also a Zankou Chicken in the median, why not? In LA, one can witness traffic slowing down for any number of reasons such as broken cars, rubbernecking, six-car pile-ups, police shootouts, a particularly lucrative sale at Ross Dress For Less, distant wildfires, an errant shoe on a telephone wire, diurnal tides, Jay Leno's Stanley Steamer, a plastic bag in the breeze, a flock of cormorants, Santa Monica, witnessing a particularly large airplane pass overhead, and sexting while driving, some of it possibly involving a Lohan or two.
12. And of course, the traffic: Ah, yes, the legendary traffic snarls, a natural phenomenon, rising and ebbing with inexplicable consistency, as powerful a force of nature as El Nino; an ugly, multiheaded monster. People plan their entire routines around it. They grow old around traffic, they whittle their hours merging from the 10 to the 110, slowly dying in their private transport pods; they miss shows, weddings, births, funerals, and casting sessions around it. When California built the mighty Hollywood Freeway, its engineers expected about 90,000 cars atop per day; a year later there was already twice that. Our traffic is shocking to out-of-towners and infuriating even to those who have lived here all their lives -- other cities have traffic, sure, and worse traffic, but ours is somehow uniquely specific and, therefore, perversely charming. Survive LA's traffic and not a single city will seem frightening by comparison. Like Hollywood, only the strong survive.
People could tell me to move -- and they will. "And when you leave," said my old roommate, "take at least two people out of here!" But I do like Los Angeles; I really do. I've already eviscerated my commute. I do have a motorcycle, which affords me some respite. Therefore, you're welcome, fellow productive members of society: perhaps that makes me a true citizen of Los Angeles now. Because like any true Angeleno, I just want everyone else to move.
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AUSTIN -- Mayor Lee Leffingwell and City Manager Marc Ott announced the city's new four-year agreement with the Austin Police Department Thursday. The City and police union negotiated an agreement to provide more transparency related to officer-involved shootings and other critical incidents. They also negotiated privacy for officers.
A civilian review panel will weigh in on whether police officers should be punished, and their recommendations will be released to the public.
"You have a city representative, a civilian representative, who is monitoring that investigation from the beginning to the end," said Austin Police Association President Wayne Vincent.
"In Texas I don't know of any other city that is more transparent than we are," said Austin Chief Labor Relations Officer Deven Desai.
Public cries for transparency echoed after controversial police shootings like the death of Byron Carter. A federal jury decided Officer Nathan Wagner did not use too much force when he shot and killed Carter. The civilian review panel disagreed, saying he should be punished. Chief Art Acevedo never handed down any punishment.
In fact, during the civil trial, Chief Acevedo testified the civilian review panel "makes people feel good" but shouldn't carry much weight adding, "The CRP's opinions aren't worth the paper they're written on."
"I don't want people thinking the CRP is some investigating body. There's no expertise here. It's just an opinion. It's a novice opinion," said Chief Acevedo.
Nelson Lender of the NAACP is filing a complaint against the City because leaders did not override Chief Acevedo's decision not to punish Officer Wagner.
"The city council and the city manager are gonna stick their tails between their legs and not handle this issues. It's the city government. They're the problem. Enforce the law. If they get more information what are they gonna do with it? Nothing! Nothing!" said Lender.
"They cannot order me as it relates to personnel matters. It's against the law," said Acevedo.
"I'm not gonna comment of the chief's comments. I think we're at a good balance right now. We are more transparent than we were under the last contract," said Leffingwell.
"Their opinions I woudn't say aren't worthless. They are worth considering. At the end of the day, there's one chief of police and these are not experts, not practioners in this field," said Vincent.
It's a step toward transparency in a process that used to be secret.
The contract lasts four years. At that time, the City and Austin Police Department can re-negotiate the terms.


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AUGUSTA — A state employee who adjudicates unemployment benefit hearings described the meeting that he and some colleagues had with Gov. Paul LePage on March 21 as a "group scolding."
The hearing officer also wrote that the LePage administration did not appreciate the importance of insulating quasi-judicial hearing officers from "public and political pressures."
"In the decades I've been doing this work, I've never seen anything like it, from either end of the political spectrum," wrote Wayne Reed. "For purposes (of) keeping political pressure/bias out of (a) quasi-judicial process within the Maine Department of Labor, these are dark times."
Reed sent the email to the chief hearing officer on March 22, the day after he and at least seven colleagues were called to the Blaine House for a mandatory meeting with LePage to discuss the administration's concerns with the process that settles unemployment claim disputes between businesses and workers.
Reed's email was in more than 200 pages of documents obtained by the Portland Press Herald through a Freedom of Access Act request. The documents contain email correspondence between the administration, hearing officers and their supervisors before and after the meeting.
The documents show that the administration did not want the hearing officers to "feel anxiety" about meeting with LePage. But they show that hearing officers and their supervisors were concerned before and after the meeting, which may prompt a federal inquiry into allegations that the administration tried to influence an appeals process that's governed by state and federal guidelines.
The documents also show that Reed and others felt the governor and Jennifer Duddy, LePage's lone appointee to the state's Unemployment Compensation Commission, were forcing the officers into "defensive decision writing."
Reed's supervisor, Linda Rogers-Tomer, wrote that she felt "blindsided" by comments made by Duddy during the meeting.
After phoning Duddy the next day to discuss the meeting, Rogers-Tomer emailed Laura Boyett, director of the state Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, to say the phone call with Duddy was "unsettling."
"I expressed my angst about (Duddy's) remarks at the (meeting), mostly about it not being the proper forum for that kind of discussion and (that it) blindsided us," Rogers-Tomer wrote. "(Duddy) was sorry if anyone felt badly about what she said, but that she had no regrets about saying it or saying it in that forum. I am extremely upset right now, so can't really talk."
Earlier on March 22, Rogers-Tomer responded to Reed's email about a ruling he had made on a recent case, in which he said he had been forced into "defensive decision writing."
"Despite the pressures that are being placed upon us, we still just have to do our jobs, self-insulating from the politics, doing what we think is right and doing that as expeditiously as possible," Rogers-Tomer wrote. "I know that in this climate it is hard not to second guess ourselves."
Duddy, a former staffer for U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, was appointed to the Unemployment Compensation Commission by LePage in 2011. The three-member commission offers the Labor Department its final chance to weigh in on unemployment appeals decisions. It can overturn decisions by the hearing officers but has no direct oversight over them.
Duddy was the only commission member who attended the meeting at the Blaine House. Her presence was requested by LePage, according to a pre-meeting email from John Butera, the governor's senior economic adviser.
Adrienne Bennett, LePage's spokeswoman, said Tuesday that she did not know if other commissioners were invited to the lunch meeting.
The appeals decisions determine whether unemployed workers receive benefits, which average $281 per week. The outcomes affect rates that businesses pay into the trust that funds the unemployment benefit program. The more unemployment claims or appeal rulings there are against an employer, the more the employer pays into the fund.
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The Essential William H. Whyte offers the core writings of a great observer of the postwar American scene. Included are selections from The Organization Man (1956), Securing Space for Urban America: Conservation Easements (1959), The Last Landscape (1968), The Social Life of Urban Spaces (1980), and City: Rediscovering the Center (1988), as well as many of Whyte's articles from FortuneĀmagazine.
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I was out with the boss golfing the other day and he saw a sign that advertised the woodlands office space for rent. Of course the Woodlands is a country club in the Northwest edge of Houston's Metropolitan area, a little town too I suppose. They have a great course and we have been up there a few times. It is also pretty close to where he lives, although nothing is Houston is all that close to the rest of the city if we are honest about it. I never thought much about it, but then a few days later he told me that I was in charge of organizing the move. He had already arranged to have his stuff moved up there. For awhile it looked like the movers were going to tear his walls down to get that enormous desk out of there. By the end of the Day he was moved in and we were trying to figure out how to move. Of course it made no sense to just pack up and leave. The lease had another month and a half on it, so I started moving what I could move without disrupting operations.
Of course there are a lot of people who are extremely unhappy, because our current location is rather centrally located, or at least it is compared to this place. One of the guys lives in the Southeast part of Houston, not that far from the Gulf of Mexico and Galveston Bay. He was already commuting a pretty good distance every day and this would be an epic commute for him. It just costs him a ton of money and it forces him to get up before the break of day to get ready for a really long drive. For me it is not much difference though.Read A Little More
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Going Down to Florida to Look at Houses
I have done a lot of crappy jobs for my boss, but this is not really one that I can complain about. A couple of years ago I caught on in an entry level position at a large corporation, same as any other college graduate. Of course I was just shoveling paper around for the most part and I hated it. I met a lady one day, she was in her early thirties and I was nice to her. I became her personal assistant and now I am done in Florida looking at ponte vedra luxury homes for her family to vacation at. It seems pretty strange that she has no time to do this sort of thing herself and I would think it strange that she tells me to do it on the clock, but I know that she can pretty much do what she wants. Aside from being very qualified for her job, she is also related to half of the people on the board of directors.
Of course the Ponte Vedra thing is just one of a dozen places she wants me to look at. I am going to take a lot of pictures and make reports as well, at least on the properties that she is interested in buying. I know that the corporation has interests in real estate as well, because that is part of what my boss is in charge of. They are all over the place doing all different sorts of things though and I mostly worry about the stuff that I am told to do. Of course I have spent a good deal of time out on the beach and I took my girlfriend down here with me. It would have been silly not to, she would have never let me forget it if i had not.Read A Little More
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Congresswomen Jackie Speier (D-San Francisco/San Mateo/Redwood City) issued the following statement today after offering a joint resolution to remove the deadline for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. The ERA was introduced into every Congress between 1923 and 1972, when it finally passed and was sent to the states for ratification upon three/fourths approval. Congresswoman Speier's joint resolution has 109 original co-sponsors.
State Sen. Nina Turner said Saturday that she supports efforts to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment but noted that more work is ahead in reaching equality. The Cleveland-based Democrat was one of several political candidates in attendance during an event hosted by the Progressive Democrats of America at the Adena Mansion & Gardens Visitors Center, where Turner gave a fiery speech to a full crowd about the need to support such a change.
A group of Progressive Democrats plans to push for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment with an event here later this month. State Sen. Nina Turner, D-Cleveland, will be the keynote speaker. Turner is the minority whip in the Ohio Senate.
The group, which also is conducting the event to defend voter rights, also will honor a local woman with an award at the event.
One of Mary Larkin's prized possessions is a beat-up, old, wooden cutting board in the shape of a mushroom, but you can't tell by looking at it that it is the product of a revolution.
It was made by Larkin's daughter Debbie, who was one of the first girls to take shop in Parkland schools after the district relented in the mid-1970s to allow them to forgo home economics and do woodworking instead.
Today SJ 78, a bill to ratify the stalled Equal Rights Amendment, was placed on the docket of the Elections subcommittee in the Virginia House. Could this signal GOP support for Constitutional pay equity? Even in the 21st century corporations continue to pay women less because they are women. Last week we learned that General Motors offered their first female CEO a salary 50% less than her male predecessors (the usual female pay discount is only 8%).
Rep. Victoria Steele's (D-9) bill to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (HCR2016) was assigned to the House Judiciary Committee late last week. (You'll remember that mid-week, I reported it was languishing on the desk of House Speaker Andy Tobin.)
There is an ideological perfect storm brewing in the Arizona Legislature. A memorandum supporting extension of the ratification deadline for the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) has been assigned to a committee where five out of seven members have pledged to protect and fight for the rights of fetuses over the rights of women.
What I know about sports, I learned watching movies, but what I know about fair play and equality, I learned watching my parents. Although movies Based on a true story, have evolved closer to reality since William Bendix played Babe Ruth, the brain damage of inequality requires more than A Hail Mary Pass at equal economic opportunity and Justice for All to tackle an Equal Rights Amendment fumbled by a deadline for ratification.
In November 2014, Americans will be heading to the polls to vote in the midterm elections.
Women will be voting.
If Alice Paul had not been alive to fight for that right, women still might not have the opportunity to make their voices heard in the United States of America.
January 11, 1885 was the day this great American woman was born and it is on this day that everyone should take a moment to recognize and celebrate her brave and progressive life.
People are out collecting signatures to get the Oregon's Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) for women on the November 2014 ballot. This could mean a change to the state constitution to include language that specifically protects women. Oregon's ERA for women has been out there several times before now, most recently before the legislative session in 2013, but it didn't pass.


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