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Hey, I have a reader challenge for you. I need your take on something. A week ago I told you the city sent a letter to the owner of a car wash on MLK telling him it was planning a project and his property "will be needed for the project." I said it was an "eminent domain" letter officially notifyin ... More >>
Patriot Tower, the I.M. Pei & Associates-designed skyscraper at St. Paul and Bryan Street that opened in 1979, has not been well loved of late. The property changed hands several times before it was sold at a foreclosure auction last year. There are 30 stories of office space that are only about a t ... More >>
Sunday's supposed to be my last day 'round here, but I just may stick around till Monday. The reason: The just-posted agenda for Monday's meeting of the council's Economic Development Committee promises that Karl Zavitkovsky, head of the city's Office of Economic Development, will walk council th ... More >>
Word of warning: This won't be the sole Unfair Park item of the day to feature the word "Walmart." Patience, patience. But, to begin: Remember that Walmart going in at Ledbetter and R.L. Thornton? Right, that one. Gave us the phrase "Trees do not vote" during the contentious discussion about how ... More >>
That big muddy patch seen outside the bossman's window will be TRT Holdings' HQ at some point.Someone asked yesterday if and when Omni's going to move its HQ to the city of Dallas. Well ... if you'll look at the council's agenda for today, it's right there: items No. 54 and 55. The first one's fo ... More >>
Best I can tell using our half-baked search engine, we began writing about Jubilee Park-ers' battle with the Dallas Independent School District over a new-and-improved O.M. Roberts in April 2010, when residents told Dallas County commissioners they were terrified of losing their homes in an emine ... More >>
For those wondering whatever become of the stagnating Lake Highlands Town Center, a ray of hope appears on the council's Economic Development Committee's agenda for Monday: "Community Development Block Grant Section 108 Guaranteed Loan Application for the Lake Highlands Town Center." I'll post th ... More >>
From what I can tell, Jessica Huseman and Shawn Williams were the sole media members to attend Eddie Bernice Johnson's campaign kick-off held yesterday at the beleaguered Southwest Center Mall. The event was also attended by three council members: Pauline Medrano, Vonciel Jones Hill and Tennell A ... More >>
No doubt you heard the radio spots in which they promised to "settle your credit card debt for pennies on the dollar without filing for bankruptcy"; no doubt you saw the TV ads in which they claimed you would "truly be debt free in less than 36 months." From 2005 till '09, Addison-based Debt Reli ... More >>
No doubt you're aware: This is fast becoming one of the worst droughts in state history -- No. 3 so far, at a cost of billions to farmers and ranchers. And save for this tease of "dissipating thunderstorms" moving in, or not, from Oklahoma, it ain't gonna get any better any time soon. Which is wh ... More >>
What one corner of Walnut Hill and Skillman was supposed to look like by nowTwice now, following a weekend excursion to the scenic, dancing-watered parkingscape known as Lake Highlands Town Center, we've checked in on the city's efforts to back-on-track that stalled-out mixed-use development. Goo ... More >>
WireImageMary Crosby, Larry Hagman, former Dallas and Walker, Texas Ranger director Michael Preece and Sheree Wilson at the auction of Hagman's memorabilia in Beverly Hills last weekSaturday morning we sneak-peeked an item that was just the subject of much debate during this morning's meeting of ... More >>
After last week's accidental tour of the Lake Highlands Town Center, or what there is of it, we discovered: Prescott Realty and the city's Office of Economic Development are hustling to get that long-dormant development off the ground years after that big-deal groundbreaking was buried in the eco ... More >>
I saw one of these signs on a Bishop Arts sidewalk over the weekend and thought nothing of it -- that is till today, when I was looking for something unrelated on the Dallas CityDesign Studio, which led me to its Facebook page, which led me to this: Urban Design Matters, a just-launched website r ... More >>
400 N. AkardThis morning, the council's Economic Development Committee will take up whether or not to give Dean Foods a $250,000 economic development grant (and $1,673,964 in tax abatements) for that new factory in the southern sector, which Ron Natinsky mentioned last week.At the same time, the ... More >>
It's actually Michael Seman's job to figure out how indie rock and economic development are intertwined.Try this out. Let's say we project the future of indie rock out into the future as a straight line disappearing way off over the horizon of time. Everything that's ever going to happen in indie ... More >>
Click to embiggen the map of the area that would be impacted by the proposed $2 million economic development grant.On Friday we sneak-peeked that proposed $2-million economic development grant proposal intended to "support emerging development opportunities in North Oak Cliff." Before Wednesday's ... More >>
So much for North Oak Cliff not needing City Hall ...On Monday, the council's Economic Development Committee will discuss an "economic development grant proposal to support emerging development opportunities in North Oak Cliff." Which is kinda vague till you look at the corresponding item (No. 57 ... More >>
A couple of weeks ago, MoneyGram announced it was moving its HQ from Minnesota to Dallas -- you remember that, right? And at the time, City Hall said the move involved "a public incentive package" that the city council had to approve -- oh, like it wouldn't. Anyway. Some Friends wondered how much ... More >>
I've been meaning to get to this for hours and was otherwise occupied -- drinking, of course, in anticipation of tomorrow's big day. Schutze's bestest bud, Frank Librio at Dallas City Hall, sent to us media types a press release announcing that the city's Office of Economic Development Web site h ... More >>
Tomorrow, the city council will take a long, hard look at how federal community development block grants are spent -- or, in this case, not. According to the briefing document, there are 109 already approved projects and programs still sitting on $7 million in federal money that was suppose ... More >>
Sam MertenThe vacant JCPenney building at Southwest Center Mall in South Dallas.Karl Zavitkovsky, head of the city's Office of Economic Development, just called back to explain why the city's moving forward with plans to purchase the JCPenney's space at Southwest Center Mall, which the chain aban ... More >>
The city council's Economic Development Committee was first briefed on the subject one year ago: "Attracting Foreign Investment as Part of Dallas' Economic Growth Strategy: The EB-5 Program." Long story short: Per the Immigration Act of 1990, foreign investors who sink at least $1 million into U. ... More >>
Speaking of the Trinity Trust, they've still got those T-shirts available.The suspense is over. (See what I did there?) Following up its September 24 announcement concerning $10 mil going toward turning the Continental Avenue Bridge into a pedestrian pathway-n-park, the Trinity Trust this morning ... More >>
Earlier this year, Deloitte LLP went down to Dallas City Hall and said it was thinking of consolidating its Dallas and Irving operations under one roof ... in Irving. The accounting firm had crunched the numbers, and "there was a multi-million dollar cost advantage to Deloitte LLP if it chose an ... More >>
"Andrea," who received $1,500 from the Chiapas Project to become a farmer in Mexico, where she support four generations of familySure, our economy's grim, but consider this: In Haiti, 80 percent of the population lives under the poverty line and two-thirds lack formal jobs. Altering such circumst ... More >>
Says this sneak preview of the city council's Economic Development Committee agenda next week, Dallas is considering forking over an economic development grant to Hilton Hotels, which is looking to relocate a regional headquarters to Dallas. Office of Economic Development head Karl Zavitkovsky, a ... More >>
Perhaps you recall that back in June, the Urban Land Institute wrote of the former Red Bird Mall, "More than half the floor space is vacant -- feels lonely."Now that the city council's had two months to digest the Urban Land Institute's 99-page report on Southwest Center Mall, formerly known as R ... More >>
Click to expland the image if you actually want to peek at DART's 2030 Transit PlanThis morning at Dallas Area Rapid Transit HQ, president Gary Thomas lauded the rail expansion as "on time and under budget," and presented a new study by professors at the University of North Texas's Center for Econom ... More >>
From the Urban Land Institute report on Southwest Center: "More than half the floor space is vacant -- feels lonely"Back in April, the Dallas City Council agreed to spend $120,000 in economic development grant money so the Urban Land Institute could "assess redevelopment options" at Southwest Center ... More >>
View Larger MapMoments ago, the Dallas City Council approved spending $120,000 in economic development grant money so the Urban Land Institute can "assess redevelopment options" at Southwest Center Mall. As we noted earlier this week, the council's Economic Development Committee took a peek at the p ... More >>
View Larger MapSpeaking, as we were late last week, of deserted area malls, today comes word that the city council's trying to figure out what to do with the Shopping Center Formerly Known as Red Bird. Otherwise called Southwest Center Mall, the joint was once a jam-packed jewel upon its grand openi ... More >>
Well, there's at least one person in this world Highland Park developer Hiram Walker Royall can't sue, at least not this week: law professor Richard Epstein, who provided a blurb for the back of Carla Main's book Bulldozed: "Kelo," Eminent Domain, and the American Lust for Land. As we've mentioned b ... More >>
View Larger MapBeen a loooong time since we've written about Derrick Mitchem and his proposed Motorsports Museum across from Fair Park, in the old Bama Pie building. Been no reason to: Last I looked, oh, three weeks ago, the place looked just as it has for years and as you see above -- more or less ... More >>
If the Morning News considers itself the "conscience" of southern Dallas, it has a lot of explaining to do.
Can't say I'd ever heard of Highland Park's Hiram Walker Royall till last night, when I stumbled across this piece from the First Amendment Center concerning the developer's October '08 libel lawsuit, brought about because Royall's furious over the contents of the well-reviewed 2007 book Bulldozed: ... More >>
Wait a minute...There's democracy in Dallas?
Yeah, that's what is says in the press release we just got from Hill's campaign...pardon, from Hill's "Campaign of Courage." (Wait -- isn't that also Jennifer Gale's slogan? No? M'bad.) Anyway, here's Don Hill's crime-fighting plan. We'll let Dave Levinthal check the sources, but we have a feeling t ... More >>
Say "cheese." Actually, could ya stop? Yeah, that would be swell. A few mayoral-race notes this a.m.: First, in this morning's in-box was a missive from a Friend of Unfair Park instructing me to look at Allen Gwinn's Web site, specifically yesterday's item titled "Mayor Candidate Gary Griffith: Trut ... More >>
This is the Motorsports Museum as Derrick Mitchem envisions it on his bare-bones Web site. By now, perhaps, you know the name Derrick Mitchem, the man behind the long-scheduled Motorsports Museum that's supposed to open in the old Bama Pie Co. building on Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourth Avenue across ... More >>
Or close to it. It seems the Cleveland-based developer behind the Mercantile Building redo downtown is about to take over about 130 acres of Frisco, after snapping up land in Mansfield and, apparently, Grapevine. The Frisco folks are happy-happy-joy-joy over this; says James Gandy, president of the ... More >>
Who made a stink at City Hall?
Plans for a giant market in an Old East Dallas neighborhood speed ahead despite protests by neighbors
Fahim Minkah cleared one set of hurdles to build a South Dallas skating rink, only to have the city put more in front of him
A fight over rezoning has some northeast Dallas homeowners talking recall
Former Black Panther Fahim Minkah seeks redemption for a drug-infested neighborhood, but the Southern Dallas Development Corporation turns its back
The city's future is in the hooves of a winged horse--and in the New Age musings of the Dallas Institute of Humanities.


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The Wylie ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to name the district's new elementary school George W. Bush Elementary School in honor of the nation's 43rd President. This is the first school in Texas to be named in honor of "W". The campus is scheduled to open for the start of the 2016-2017 school year. It will be Wylie ISD's 11th elementary school and 20th campus and will be built in the Inspiration development in the town of St. Paul on the north side of Wylie ISD. [more...]
After Rachel Scott's (the inspiration behind Rachel's Challenge) death, found among her belongings was a tattered pair of gloves along with an essay titled "The Gloves of Conviction." [more...]
The recent announcement and news coverage of a confirmed Ebola case in Dallas has understandably raised some questions and concerns among school parents. Along with this we also know there have been confirmed cases of Enterovirus 68 and flu in the North Texas area. [more...]
The Wylie ISD Board of Trustees has approved a mandatory drug testing policy for students in grades 7-12 who participate in any extra-curricular activity or who apply for a parking permit. This policy in now in effect and students and parents are being notified by the coaches and sponsors. [more...]

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The West Linn Public Library Community Room Gallery exhibits professional-quality work by area artists with an emphasis on West Linn residents, for the purpose of increasing public awareness of visual arts. Art is chosen for the gallery to present a wide variety of art with respect to medium, subject and approach that is appropriate for a public space used by all ages.
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AXIS redefines traditional notions of dance, providing choreographers with the tools to explore a new movement vocabulary and expand their choreographic voice. The result is a collaborative communication between all the dancers on stage, which AXIS has termed 'physically integrated dance.'
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Free breakfast, complimentary Wi-Fi and a price that's nice for the downtown location are what Priceline guests like about the non-smoking Comfort Inn Denver Downtown.
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The 20-story, 231-room hotel is pet-friendly. Rooms are tricked out with free Wi-Fi and Nintendo to keep your thumbs in fighting form. The on-site restaurant and lounge offers 24-hour room service for whenever hunger strikes, and there's a fitness room to offset those midnight snacks. There is a free continental breakfast, expanded to include waffles, and even a flower shop on-site. In case you've got some catching up to do, make use of the business center and get it over with. There is valet parking for an additional fee.
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Comfort Inn is located in the heart of downtown, adjacent to the famous Brown Palace and Spa. There are three restaurants right in the complex and dozens more within walking distance around Sixteenth Street Mall, two blocks away, and toward Larimer Square, where the Victorian architecture is a big draw as is the busy nightlife. The Colorado Convention Center is an easy half-mile walk, and Denver International Airport is 26 miles. Drivers should bear in mind that Denver's parking is expensive and try the excellent public transportation network instead.
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Comfort Inn is a good value in a great location with a free breakfast to boot.
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The guy at the front desk, David, found out we were on an anniversary trip to Colorado and had champagne sent to the room. That was really nice of them. He also gave us good information about the area and was friendly.
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Be careful about the parking situation in all of downtown Denver. Comfort Inn had $32 parking and there is some cheaper nearby but you have to look for it.
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Why would my ex text me happy birthday after no contact for ages?
My Ex girlfriend text me a happy birthday text last week after 8 months with no contact.we decided to call it a day in sept last year as she was hot and cold with me and I just could not take it any more as it was just messing with my head allthe time!i said I think its best we call it a day andshe said as much as this gonna hurt me I think you are right,i will always love you and will take it to my grave.i as anybody else would be asking why the hot and cold...one question poped up!she found some 1 else,i asked her if it was and she said no it wasent.that was sept last year and in December I found out she was engaged and I just broke, but at least got my answer to move on etc now 8 months down the line I get a birthday text!why!? I Haven't replyed to it and deleted the text!
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This indication... it's different in that you guy's haven't communicated in the past 8 months. I'm sure the people ahead of me kept an open communication with their. I can see your confusion. I think, it's her way of opening a conversation. Why else would you contact someone that you haven't spoken to in over 8 months!?I say, if you're looking for answers for why she did you the way she did and finally get some closure, go for it. If could care less... then don't. But, you wouldn't have kept her text just to delete and post about it on this site.
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As my brother told me as I was starting to go through my divorce, "You will always love those you've loved." Just because you're not romantically involved or not talking doesn't mean that you aren't connected somehow.She probably still wants you to be happy and would you rather she NOT say happy birthday?
Yeah very true what your bro said,but I think she lied to me about her not being with anybody else as only 2 months had passed and she was engaged!she said she had planned another trip traveling etc and then I found out that!just don't understand the 8 months no contact then a text!
In her world, she's happy. She wants you to be happy and she did not mean to bring up the pain again. Don't let her be in control of your happiness. Don't worry about what she meant by it and just go about making yourself happy, without hurting anyone else.


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competitive or just plain dysfunctional. In one case, the state of California and others are fighting for rehearing of FERC orders on how to allocate constrained delivery capacity at the Topock citygate interface between Southern California Gas and the El Paso pipeline. That's the most desirable delivery point-where the least-expensive Southwestern gas enters the highest-priced Southwestern market. (.)
El Paso Merchant says it didn't "oversell" the Topock delivery point or allocate Topock rights improperly. Instead, it says the SoCal Topock delivery point was only "over-nominated."
In the other case, the state of California filed suit against El Paso Natural Gas Co., alleging that the pipeline improperly awarded rights to some 1.2 Mcf per day of firm pipeline capacity to its own marketing affiliates, El Paso Merchant Energy-Gas L.P. and El Paso Merchant Energy Co. (EPMEC), which allowed them to hoard pipeline capacity to drive up the price of gas pipeline capacity.
On Dec. 7, the PUC urged the FERC to ignore all the infighting over confidentiality of data and just cut to the chase. It claimed that the skewed market in late November and early December had driven up basis differentials between upstream injection points and the SoCal citygate-so high that the value of EPMEC's pipeline capacity rights had risen by "almost 300 percent." The PUC says that value is "7,000 percent higher" than El Paso's firm filed transportation rate, based on a 100 percent load factor. This has happened, says the PUC, during a time that the San Juan Basin spot wholesale gas commodity price rose only from $3.585 to $9.150. ()
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Cognitive psychologists understand that our recognition of patterns (perceptions) in the world in which we live are a function not only of the information available in the external world, but processes, biases, goals and the stored information that already occupies our minds. Recognition of faces is one important example of how processing a visual pattern is subject to internal goals, biases, and expectations. Join Carleton Connects as we join Professor Seth Greenberg, Psychology to present "Let's Face It: Not all Faces Are Treated Equally". He will examine research that looks at what influences face recognition and consider practical implications of these discoveries.
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The vice president of A-1 Collections, the company hired by the City of Colorado Springs to collect on delinquent stormwater fees, released the following statement regarding the outcry over their practices:
September 26, 2011
To The Citizens of Colorado Springs:
Over the weekend I have read the stories, comments, and blogs, watched the news, and listened to the talking heads on the radio along with their callers and I feel it is necessary to rebut the misconceptions, fallacies, lies, uninformed, uneducated, ignorant and outright idiotic statements I have seen and heard about my agency, the judges, the sheriff and the city government. Although I cannot address any specific case or account due to disclosure laws, I will try my best to explain our collection processes and our position on these matters.
First of all we are not Nazi's and there is no Gestapo. Any comparison is implausibly dim-witted and beneath rational discussion and those who made this comparison should be ashamed. Especially the tea partiers and conservatives, of which I am one, who have been whining and feigning outrage for years about the attacks from the left on your character and business practices; yet here you are. To argue against government debt but in the same breath argue that the government should not collect the money owed to it is absurd. Whether you agree with the debt is inconsequential. It has been found to be legal and owing by the courts and we were hired to collect it. If the 3 or 4% of you who did not pay this fee want to engage in civil disobedience that is your right and it is the right of the city and its collection agency to go after you and collect that which is owed. You are not victims. There is no police state. This is not Germany 1936 or a precursor to debtor's prison. This is not Birmingham circa 1963, you are not MLK and we are not Bull Connor. This wasn't actually said. It just seems like the next logical crazy statement in the poorly advised hyperbole train that is all too common today.
Secondly we have been in business and lived in this city for decades and so have our employees and their families. We resent the implication that we are some fly-by-night criminal organization sending the police to "steal" from you. The courts have found in our, and thus the city's, favor on the validity of these debts in numerous cases including but not limited to mediations and trials. We have judgment against these debtors and we have the right to use any lawful means to collect a debt. Numerous attempts were made to contact debtors via mail and phone before legal actions were taken. All legal actions were taken with the permission of the city and all debtors and places of businesses are served in advance. All debtors have the right to file an answer and battle their debt in court. Once the judgment is filed we decide how we pursue payment, not the city. This includes property liens, garnishment of wages, and yes, even a till tap. Our contacts at the city were notified that these types of actions could be used. Most accounts never reach legal action, not to mention the measures that have garnered so much recent press. We would rather not have to use these remedies, but if payment is not made we have very few paths by which to seek payment. We have a business to run and an obligation to our client.
I understand the issue many of you have with these tactics but they are legal and unfortunately, sometimes necessary. A till tap can be requested by anyone who holds a judgment against a business, not just collection agencies. We do not buy debt and we do not charge exorbitant fees and we certainly don't collect every dollar placed with us. If a debtor refuses to honor the requests for payment or the judgments against them we must take remedies to recoup monies lawfully owed. Now a debtor may not agree that a debt but it is owed, but once a court enters judgment and finds that the money is due, there is no further argument. The right and honorable thing to do is pay it. If a debtor pays or makes payment arrangements no further collection activity is required. I will not apologize for my company pursuing these debts or the manner in which we collect. We have operated within the boundaries of the law and will continue to as we pursue these and other debts.
For those of you clamoring for a refund of all fees and a forgiveness of these debts please stop and think for a moment. Total outstanding debt is about a million dollars. Fees already paid voluntarily or collected: over $40 million. Now understand the city spent that money. In order to issue a refund the city would necessarily have to raise revenue somehow. That will either be in the form of a loan, which we the Taxpayer will repay, severe cuts to city operating budgets, by another fee, or by tax increases. Those are the only funding sources municipalities have. So why not just forgive the debt of the last few? Simple, they owe it. Not to mention that it might open the city up to lawsuits from the 96-97% of us who paid the fee seeking to get our money back. So we're back to $40 million again not to mention the cost of defending these lawsuits for years to come. Those costs will have to be paid by us, the Taxpayer.
Whether you agree with the original Stormwater ordnance is immaterial. The fact is it was not an illegal tax; it was ordinance with fee structures. From 01/01/2007 to 12/31/2009 the ordinance was in effect and any payments not made are considered to be owed and should be collected. Those of us who voluntarily paid this fee should not have to cover the cost of those who are willfully disobeying the law.
As to our D- rating from the BBB I'm not sure how this rating was arrived at. We have had 2 complaints in three years. One was Stormwater related. If we failed to answer a complaint I apologize. It was an oversight and it is being investigated and answered as you read this. We had an A+ before Stormwater and I will see it restored as well as the reputation of my company. That being said our answer to Stormwater complaints of any kind is contained herein. Many of you may not like this explanation and it may not meet your satisfaction. That is not something I can control and it is certainly no reason to drop our rating so precipitously. We run our business within the confines of the law and our employees abide by all state and federal regulations. Now if you do not like the regulations...work to change them. Don't name-call and compare hardworking American small business people, elected officials, and law enforcement officers to Nazi's or mobsters. It makes you look foolish and detracts from your argument. Collection agencies provide a valuable service and return tens of billions to businesses and civil authorities annually. This staves off cost increases and fees that would eventually be passed on to you the consumer, and in this case, the taxpayer. If you want collection efforts to stop, pay the bill. Just like 96-97% of your fellow citizens did and our efforts will cease. We are a collection agency hired to collect a debt and we will continue to do our job. Thank you for the opportunity to address these issues.
Ric Mills
Vice President/COO
A-1 Collections, Inc.
8 hours ago


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