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Over at the web site of the Calgary Homeless Foundation, I've written a blog post titled "Using Data to End Homelessness in Calgary." The link to the English version is here; the link to the French version here.
Posted by Nick Falvo under Alberta, cities, homeless, housing, municipalities, poverty, social policy.
April 9th, 2016
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Le 1er février, j'ai fait une conférence sur l'itinérance adressée aux étudiants du séminaire d'études supérieures de monsieur Steve Pomeroy à la School of Public Policy and Administration à l'Université Carleton. Le thème de ma présentation a été l'émergence de l'itinérance au Canada en tant que domaine politique publique pressant dans les années 1980. J'ai […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under cities, economic history, Employment Insurance, homeless, housing, income support, municipalities, NEO-LIBERAL POLICIES, Ontario, poverty, progressive economic strategies, recession, Role of government, social policy, Toronto, Uncategorized, unemployment.
February 11th, 2016
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On February 1, I gave a guest presentation on homelessness to a graduate seminar class on housing policy taught by Steve Pomeroy at Carleton University's School of Public Policy and Administration. The focus of my presentation was the emergence of homelessness in Canada as a pressing public policy area in the 1980s. I discussed the […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under cities, economic history, Employment Insurance, homeless, housing, income support, municipalities, NEO-LIBERAL POLICIES, Ontario, poverty, progressive economic strategies, recession, Role of government, social policy, Toronto, unemployment.
February 4th, 2016
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Le 18 novembre, j'ai fait une présentation sur les défis en ce qui concerne « mettre fin à l'itinérance » au Canada au 7 Cities Leadership Summit à Edmonton. Ma présentation, illustrée de diapositives, peut être téléchargée ici. Voici dix choses à savoir en tant que défis concernant « mettre fin à l'itinérance » au Canada. […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under Alberta, cities, corporate income tax, fiscal policy, homeless, housing, income tax, municipalities, NEO-LIBERAL POLICIES, Ontario, poverty, Role of government, social policy, taxation.
December 8th, 2015
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On November 18, I gave a presentation on "ending homelessness†at the 7 Cities Leadership Summit in Edmonton. My PowerPoint slides can be downloaded here. Here are ten things to know about "ending homelessness†in Canada: 1. In 2008, Calgary became the first Canadian municipality to publicly commit to "ending homelessness.†More than a dozen […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under aboriginal peoples, Alberta, cities, corporate income tax, demographics, fiscal policy, homeless, housing, income tax, Indigenous people, municipalities, Ontario, poverty, public infrastructure, Role of government, social policy, taxation.
November 18th, 2015
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This afternoon I gave a presentation at Raising the Roof's Child & Family Homelessness Stakeholder Summit in Toronto. My slide deck can be downloaded here. To accompany the presentation, I've prepared the following list of "Ten Things to Know About Homelessness in Canada.†1.Efforts to enumerate persons experiencing homeless have generally been spotty, but it […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under aboriginal peoples, Alberta, Canada, cities, demographics, employment, Employment Insurance, fiscal policy, homeless, housing, income, income support, Indigenous people, labour market, macroeconomics, municipalities, Nunavut, Ontario, population aging, poverty, seniors, social policy, taxation, Toronto, unemployment.
September 17th, 2015
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Cet après-midi, j'ai fait une présentation au Child & Family Homelessness Stakeholder Summit, organisé par Chez Toit, à Toronto. Ma presentation, illustrée de diapositives, peut être téléchargée ici. Pour accompagner la présentation, je vous ai préparé la liste suivante: « Dix choses à savoir sur l'itinérance au Canada. » 1. Les tentatives de dénombrer les […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under aboriginal peoples, Alberta, cities, demographics, Employment Insurance, fiscal policy, homeless, housing, income, income support, Indigenous people, labour market, macroeconomics, municipalities, Nunavut, population aging, poverty, seniors, social policy, taxation, Toronto, unemployment.
September 17th, 2015
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Earlier this month, I blogged about the At Home/Chez Soi homelessness study prior to the release of its final report. Today I've blogged again, this time about the contents of the final report itself. This second blog post, being rather long and nuanced, was written for the Homeless Hub. It can be accessed at this […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under cities, Conservative government, fiscal federalism, health care, homeless, housing, income support, municipalities, P3s, poverty, privatization, social policy, Toronto.
April 24th, 2014
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On Tuesday, April 8, results of the Mental Health Commission of Canada's At Home/Chez Soi homelessness study will be released at an Ottawa press conference. The study followed more than 2,000 participants in five Canadian cities. All were homeless when the study began. Half of them received the Housing First intervention, and half of them did […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under Austerity, cities, Conservative government, homeless, housing, municipalities, social policy, Toronto.
April 5th, 2014
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Watching Rob Ford in the recent weeks reminds me of what John Ralston Saul once wrote of Benito Mussolini and his contemporary reincarnation in Silvio Berlusconi: "He was the nascent modern Heroic leader. Mussolini combined the interests of corporatism with public relations and sport, while replacing public debate and citizen participation with false populism and […]
Posted by Wenonah Bradshaw under budgets, cities, democracy, progressive economic strategies.
November 28th, 2013
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This afternoon, I gave a presentation on public policy responding to homelessness in Canada, with a focus on the past decade. I gave the presentation at this year's annual conference of the Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association. Points I made in the presentation include the following: -Once inflation is accounted for, the current annual value of […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under cities, Conservative government, demographics, homeless, housing, municipalities, population aging, poverty, seniors, social policy, Toronto.
October 18th, 2013
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Today's CBC Edition Business Panel focused on the proposal by Fraser Surrey Docks to build a new coal terminal on the Fraser river to export US thermal coal (if you missed it, here's the recording starting at 1:50). This may seem like a local issue for the West Coast, but the arguments stand for most […]
Posted by Iglika Ivanova under big business, cities, climate change, democracy, development, energy, environment.
June 18th, 2013
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The story of child poverty in Canada is very much an urban story. One out of every 10 children living in urban areas was poor in 2010, compared to one in 20 children living in non-urban areas. Three quarters (or 76%) of all poor children in Canada lived in one of the urban centres shown […]
Posted by Iglika Ivanova under cities, poverty, social policy.
May 8th, 2013
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I got way off my usual research agenda this morning for a business panel on CBC radio. The topic was the economics of casinos, the result of the City of Surrey voting down a new casino proposal. I have often disparagingly compared stock markets to casinos, but in fact I knew relatively little about the […]
Posted by Marc Lee under BC, cities, health care.
January 22nd, 2013
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A hallmark of Brad Wall's premiership has been cosy relations with municipal governments and the two westernmost provincial governments. Since taking office, the Sask. Party has been throwing money at municipalities. It pledged not to sign the Trade, Investment and Labour Mobility Agreement with Alberta and BC, but then did so through the New West […]
Posted by Erin Weir under cities, media, Saskatchewan, taxation, TILMA.
April 7th, 2012
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I have an opinion piece out on the City of Ottawa's universal, student transit pass–also known as "the U-Pass." Points raised in the op-ed include the following: -U-Pass programs exist for roughly 30 universities and colleges across Canada. -For a U-Pass program to be introduced, students typically must vote in favour of the program in […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under cities, climate change, Ontario, post-secondary education, public infrastructure, public services, public transit, student movement, transportation, user fees.
February 7th, 2012
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Last weekend, I spoke on a panel at the Annual Conference of the Ontario Non-Profit Housing Association. The panel was inspired in large part by the recent debate in Toronto over Mayor Rob Ford's attempt to sell social housing units to private buyers. The panel, entitled "To Privatize or Not to Privatize? That is the […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under capitalism, cities, housing, Ontario, P3s, poverty, prices, privatization, public infrastructure, public services, Role of government, social policy, Toronto.
November 5th, 2011
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I have an opinion piece in today's Toronto Star regarding Toronto's Mayor, Rob Ford, and the Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC). Mr. Ford would like to see a considerable number of units from TCHC's existing stock sold off. For background on the issue, please my blog post of April 13, which can be found here. In today's piece, I […]
Posted by Nick Falvo under cities, fiscal federalism, GTA, homeless, housing, income support, Ontario, poverty, privatization, social policy, Toronto.
June 19th, 2011
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There is an excellent post by Scott Sinclair at the CCPA blog.
Posted by Andrew Jackson under cities, Europe, international trade.
June 7th, 2011
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Why yes of course we are, but perhaps not quite so urban as we think. It is often asserted that most Canadians now live in big cities or their suburbs. But this is a bit misleading, leaving the impression that almost all of us live in Greater Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal. Statscan has decided to […]
Posted by Andrew Jackson under cities, StatCan.
February 3rd, 2011
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At long last, the federal government has decided to seriously address the housing price bubble that has increasingly concerned Canadians. On the heels of multiple warnings from the Bank of Canada that Canadians have taken on too much household debt for comfort (we hold the dubious distinction of having the worst consumer debt to financial […]
Posted by David Macdonald under bubble, cities, economic risk, household debt, housing, interest rates.
January 18th, 2011
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The full reports of the CLC Communities in Crisis project are now available (links are at the end of each community summary.) Canada lost almost 500,000 full-time jobs between the Fall of 2008 and the Summer of 2009, with a particularly devastating impact upon industrial communities where a wave of layoffs and plant closures added to […]
Posted by Andrew Jackson under cities, economic crisis, labour adjustment, labour market.
November 20th, 2010
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Last week, the City of Vancouver's task force, the Greenest City Action Team, issued a plan for the city with short and longer-term goals and policy advice on achieving them. The report covers more than climate change, a good thing as it is important to identify win-wins that lead to improvement on other environmental, health […]
Posted by Marc Lee under BC, cities, climate change, environment, housing, public transit, transportation.
October 28th, 2009
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UPDATE (September 29): Quoted by The Globe and Mail, National Post, Toronto Star, and Canadian Press . . . A recent inquiry for a NOW Magazine article has inspired me to use the July Employment Insurance (EI) figures, released this morning, to examine how this program serves Canadian cities. However, I begin with a national […]
Posted by Erin Weir under cities, Employment Insurance, labour market, media, StatCan.
September 28th, 2009
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I came across an interesting piece in YES! Magazine about a city in Brazil that took an innovative approach to poverty reduction and practically ended hunger by adopting a food-as-a-right policy. Here is their story in a nutshell (although I recommend checking out the actual article). Belo Horizonte is the fourth largest city in Brazil […]
Posted by Iglika Ivanova under cities, democracy, Latin America, poverty, progressive economic strategies, social policy.
March 20th, 2009
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Lightning should surely have struck the offices of the Fraser Institute last week when it released a study co-authored by Mike Harris, the former Ontario Premier, on the supposedly declining state of the City of Toronto.  The study itself ("Is Toronto in Decline?â€, available at http://www.fraserinstitute.org/researchandpublications/publications/5696.aspx)  was nothing to write home about. It consisted […]
Posted by Jim Stanford under cities, Fraser Institute.
July 4th, 2008
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I recently took a crash course in the fascinating, challenging economics of municipal finance. I was one of the 6 members of the independent panel that was formed to review the City of Toronto's fiscal situation. The panel issued its report last month. Most progressive economists have long recognized the growing economic importance of cities, […]
Posted by Jim Stanford under cities.
March 2nd, 2008
Comments: 5
With recession on everyone's lips south of the border, how much longer can Canada hold out before we begin to feel the nasty effects in the Great White North? I am guessing that the Tories want to go to the polls now because they know the economy is slipping and they do not want to […]
Posted by Marc Lee under cities, climate change, Uncategorized.
February 15th, 2008
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The current issue of Maclean's features a typically provocative cover on "Real Estate 2008." The "Buy? Sell? Panic?" headline caught my attention because I am currently selling a place in Ottawa and moving to Toronto. The story inside Maclean's is far more soothing, suggesting that there is no risk of a real estate crash in […]
Posted by Erin Weir under cities, housing, interest rates.
December 29th, 2007
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While reading a recent issue of l'Aut' Journal, I came accross a story claiming that the Montréal municipal police offers privately some of its services (e.g. bodyguards). Well, a rapid visit on the website of the municipal police verified that claim. In fact, there is a whole brochure on the site which details all the […]
Posted by Mathieu Dufour under cities, privatization.
November 3rd, 2007
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text: 000 FXUS63 KDLH 191801 AFDDLH Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Duluth MN 101 PM CDT Wed Oct 19 2016 .SHORT TERM...(Today through Thursday) Issued at 447 AM CDT Wed Oct 19 2016 At 4 AM, a cutoff low was centered over northeast Manitoba aloft and two ribbons of were rotating around the upper low; one over southern Manitoba and northwest Ontario and a second over northern Minnesota. A surface trough extended east into far northern Ontario and angling back southwest across eastern Lake Superior and into the Upper Midwest. A cold/quasi-stationary front marked the surface trough and stretched from central Upper Michigan across northwest Wisconsin and central Minnesota to eastern South Dakota. Behind this boundary an area of stratus has expanded east- southeastward across northern Minnesota overnight and stretched from along the North Shore west across the Brainerd Lakes to the North Dakota/ South Dakota border. The presence of the low overcast has restricted radiational cooling keeping temperatures warmer than previously anticipated. There was still a cooling trend noted in my northwest as cold air advected into the area behind the front and under the cloud deck. Weak forcing for ascent was found ahead of the vort max over northeast Minnesota and was generating scattered showers over portions of northeast Minnesota and adjacent areas of Lake Superior and northwest Ontario. Scattered showers were observed on Canadian weather radar imagery from Dryden and Nipigon, ON. While the echoes were located north of the International Border, satellite imagery featured some cooler cloud tops from near Taconite Harbor northeast toward Thunder Bay. Expect the potential for scattered showers to rapidly diminish over my northeast Minnesota zones by 11Z. Upper low will slowly drift farther eastward today and the surface front will advance southeast out of my forecast area by late morning. Clouds will linger over much of the forecast area this morning. My far northern zones will likely hang onto the clouds for much of the day, as was observed over portions of North Dakota and the Canadian Prairies yesterday. Farther south, think the boundary layer should mix deep enough by late morning/early afternoon for partly cloudy to partly sunny skies. Trended max temps a few degrees cooler today largely due to the early cloud cover. A shortwave trough will approach the Northland this evening from the northwest. This feature is accompanied by a ribbon of vorticity and will act to deepen the positively titled trough over the area. Moisture will be somewhat limited this evening, with clouds expanding southward once again late overnight. Still think there is a slight chance for scattered showers on the windward side of the Bayfield Peninsula as the Lake Superior surface temperatures remain in the upper 40s to low 50s. Weak northwest winds should result in relatively long parcel residence times over the short fetch between the North Shore and northern Bayfield County. Confidence is not very high due to a relatively warm airmass. With the warm temperatures, saturation mixing ratios are much higher than later in the season, requiring a greater moisture flux to initiate precipitation. Rain seems to be the favored precip type in northern Bayfield County overnight, but a few snowflakes may mix in late. Trended temperatures slightly cooler for inland northwest Wisconsin due to expected partly to mainly clear skies and diminishing winds. Clouds will increase across the Northland for Thursday with deepening low pressure aloft and continued cold air advection. With increasing low- and mid-level moisture over northern Minnesota and long parcel trajectories over upstream lakes in Manitoba and northwest Ontario, think there is a potential for a few rain or snow showers over portions of north-central and northeast Minnesota Thursday. Due to the dependence on moisture from upstream lakes, and sensitivity to wind direction, elected to keep previous shift`s low chance POPs through late afternoon. Temperatures will trend below normal through the short term, with Thursday highs a few degrees cooler than today. .LONG TERM...(Thursday night through Tuesday) Issued at 447 AM CDT Wed Oct 19 2016 As an upper level trof departs Thursday night, it is replaced by northwest flow aloft. Mid level and surface ridging build into the forecast area. This ridging remains in place through Friday. By Friday night, an upper level shortwave moves over the top of the ridge. Model differences begin to reveal themselves with their QPF fields. The NAM/GEM are the most robust and the farthest south with their QPF. The ECMWF has some QPF in the evening, while the GFS is dry. A compromise leads to some POPs/QPF that is closer to the NAM/GEM solutions. There is just enough cold air over the Arrowhead for a mix of rain and snow late Friday night. No snow accumulation is expected. The ridging returns for Saturday. Model differences are quite large for Saturday night. The GFS develops a surface low in the western Dakotas and deepens it as it lifts into northeast North Dakota. The GEM keeps the low center in southeast South Dakota, and the ECMWF does not produce a low center in these areas, instead its in northwest Ontario. They also disagree on the location of a shortwave trof and its strength. As a result, the GFS is dry, the GEM has a strip of QPF late near the Canadian border, the ECMWF has the most QPF and over a larger area. Used a blended approach to pops. Primarily rain is expected, but some snow may mix in again over the Arrowhead. The differences continue on Sunday and maintained the blended approach. Sunday night and Monday finds the upper level and surface ridging returning to the region. The models are pointing to a pattern change Monday night and Tuesday. The upper ridging attempts to hang tough over the region, but strong warm air advection on a 45 knot low level jet will pump warm, moist air back into the region. Showers will develop over much of the area and last through Tuesday. && .AVIATION...(For the 18Z TAFS through 18Z Thursday afternoon) Issued at 1258 PM CDT Wed Oct 19 2016 Cool and moist air continued to move across the Northland, resulting in widespread low clouds trapped beneath a subsidence inversion. The models are having a tough time handling the current situation, with objective guidance indicating we should be VFR across the entire area at this time. Unfortunately, cloud heights fell into the MVFR range at all sites except KHYR. We should see some improvement into the 3500 foot range during the afternoon but think there may still be pockets of MVFR CIG`s that last through the night and even into Thursday. This is especially true at KINL, closer to widespread low clouds and moisture in south central Canada. && .PRELIMINARY POINT TEMPS/POPS... DLH 48 31 43 31 / 10 0 0 0 INL 42 32 41 29 / 0 10 20 0 BRD 49 31 45 31 / 0 0 0 0 HYR 53 31 45 31 / 0 0 0 0 ASX 53 35 44 33 / 0 10 10 10 && .DLH WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... WI...None. MN...None. LS...None. && $$ SHORT TERM...Huyck LONG TERM...GSF AVIATION...DAP


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Herefordshire Rural Hub is a business support organisation which is led by farm and rural businesses across Herefordshire.
Established in September 2004 the Hub has grown from strength to strength and now has a membership of over 1,000 rural businesses. Membership is free.
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The Herefordshire Rural Hub is part of a group of Rural Hubs covering the West Midlands area and as such has representation with all the main agencies and funding bodies. Through the Hub you can communicate your views 'from the wellie boot to the suit'.
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Original articles from our library related to the I,Ages. See Table of Contents for further available material (downloadable resources) on I,Ages.
- Our Mother Who Art In Heaven
- (First some Excerpts from an article by Richard Owen in The Times, London September 10, 1999 ) THE Pope, who this year said that God was not "an old man with a white beard", went a step further yesterday and referred to "God the Mother"....
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- Everything you always wanted to know about the beliefs of the Founding Fathers that your Congressman will never tell you!
- Through the Dark Ages, civilization and learning languished under the iron rule of the church. Finally, through the rediscovery of the Pagan Classics, Plato, Aristotle, Epictetus, Plotinus and many other philosophers, the west began to see a glimmer of the...
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- Am I Damned?: Part 1
- (Excerpted from a planned website, much of this material has already appeared in answer to various questions on the boards, especially in General Earth Spirituality. I will attempt to redact it for this forum, as much of the arguments contained here are basic...
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- Hulse, David Allen
- >From an early age, David Allen Hulse has made a diligent study of the alphabets of the ancient world. Even as a child, David possessed a great affinity for the alphabets of Egypt, Phoenicia, and Greece. In college, a reading of MacGregor Mathers' Kabbalah...
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Arnold Schwarzenegger & Maria Shriver Split
Former Governor of California, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Maria Shriver have announced that they are separating after 25 years of marriage, the Los Angeles Times reports.
According to the newspaper, the former first lady moved out of the couple's Brentwood, California mansion a few weeks ago.
The couple gave a statement saying: "This has been a time of great personal and professional transition for each of us. After a great deal of thought, reflection, discussion and prayer, we came to this decision together. At this time, we are living apart while we work on the future of our relationship. We are continuing to parent our four children together. They are the light and the center of both of our lives."
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The remnants of Port Washington Pirate Festival, everything from the name itself to the festival website and merchandise, will be put on the auction block soon, with the proceeds going to pay off the festival's debt, founder Kim McCulloch said. "We want to make sure the opportunity's out there for someone else — the city, businesses, the blues group — to carry on what we started," McCulloch said. "If the parks department wants it, great. If the business owners want it, great. If civic groups want it, great.
"As long as the city's happy with them and wants to work with them, great. They (the city) obviously don't want to work with us." No one on Pirate Festival's organizing committee is interested in bidding on the items, she said, although the members would work with the winning bidder to walk them through the process initially. "It would be a shame for this not to continue," she said. "It's pretty much a turnkey operation. We don't have to be a part of it." McCulloch said that Pirate Festival was started to help downtown businesses, a goal it had achieved. "It did a great job at that," McCulloch said. "We made sure everyone went down to the businesses." Pirate Festival, a popular event that kicked off the summer festival season in downtown Port Washington for eight years, was cancelled in April. Tensions between the city and the organizers had gotten so bad by that point that the Common Council approved plans for another event, Port Harbor Family Festival, to be held during the first week of June, when Pirate Fest was traditionally held. McCulloch said that the impact of cancelling Pirate Fest was significant. "The City of Port Washington needs Port Washington Pirate Festival, and the businesses do too," she said. Although plagued by poor weather most years, Pirate Festival drew crowds of as many as 30,000 people to the city each year. But city officials said they were concerned about items that included a lack of security and clean-up, and said they wanted to see a more structured approach to the festival's planning. The city asked for a variety of information, including a list of organizers, permit and license applications, certificate of insurance, a security contract and ground plans. That didn't happen, officials said, adding the final straw came when a number of vendors from last year's festival contacted them because they hadn't been paid. McCulloch said she had been poorly treated by the city and because of that members of her organizing committee didn't want their contact information given to officials. The city had also threatened to turn the festival over to others to run, she said, making her reluctant to turn over much of the information the city sought. McCulloch said she is still working out the details of the auction, which she hopes to have completed by the end of September. Proceeds will go to help pay off the festival's bills, she said, although she declined to say how much they total.
The Port Washington Common Council on Tuesday directed City Attorney Eric Eberhardt to draw up an ordinance making it illegal to feed ducks and geese in the city. "I don't think there's any one of us who hasn't fed the ducks and geese somewhere down the line and have fun doing it," Ald. Bill Driscoll said. "But the waste from the birds is causing all kinds of hazards, not only for people but for other birds. It's a terrible breeding ground for parasites and bacteria." Birds that normally migrate become dependent on the food that people give them and don't leave the area, Driscoll said. "We come in and feed these birds and they ignore nature and stay here," he said. "If they move, the natural area has a chance to revive itself. But if they don't leave, there is no chance for recovery." The problem of waterfowl is most acute near the marina, where the birds soil the docks and walkways, said Driscoll, a member of the Harbor Commission, which recommended the law. And birds are likely to become a big problem at the coal dock, Ald. Dave Larson said. Before construction of Coal Dock Park began, he said, there were so many birds it was hard to see the ground. That could get even worse if people visiting the new park feed the waterfowl, he said. Their waste could make it impossible to even sit on the grass. "It would ruin everything we've done to beautify the coal dock and make it the gem we want it to be," Larson said. Ald. Mike Ehrlich questioned how effective an ordinance would be in stopping people, especially since they can be seen feeding the waterfowl while standing next to the "Please don't feed the birds" sign on the north end of the marina. "How do we really help the problem?" Ehrlich asked. Driscoll said education is the key. "It's not just about making a law," he said. "This isn't a revenue-making thing. We don't want the city to ticket 5-year-olds." An ordinance would give police the power to inform people they can't feed the birds and tell them why, Larson added. Mayor Tom Mlada said the city needs to take action now to prevent problems from occurring. He and his children recently went to a park in another community that birds frequent, Mlada said, "and you literally cannot walk anywhere without stepping in it (waste). It's not fun. "Anything you can do to keep the birds away and mitigate the issue is fine."
Port Washington officials may be asked to reconsider their support for a loaner life vest program at the marina. The Harbor Commission on Monday expressed concerns about the liability and responsibility the city may be undertaking with the program, which was approved by aldermen last month. The life vests would be in a kiosk being built by Boy Scout Josh Schaefer as his Eagle project. The kiosk would be installed next to marina control building, where the vests would be easily accessible to boaters. The purpose of the program is to provide vests for boaters who don't have enough of the safety devices for all their passengers, officials said. Funding for the project will come through the Department of Natural Resources, and the DNR will also provide 32 life jackets for the station, Schaefer told the Common Council last month. The life vest program started in Alaska in 1996, Schaefer said, and since then more than 2,100 life vest loaner stations have been installed throughout the U.S. Although there have been concerns that people would take the vests and not return them, that hasn't typically happened, officials said. Instead, the number of vests available tends to grow as people donate the ones their children have outgrown, they said. But commission members noted that the marina staff will be expected to maintain the kiosk and vests, checking them to make sure they are in order. "Who's going to be responsible for checking the straps?" commission member Tony Matera asked. "I'm not against this program. I just want to minimize the city's liability. Now that you've got them, you have a duty to maintain them. "I'd feel better if we had a better idea of our duties. I think the question is how we implement it. Is it going to add another 10 hours of work for the staff each week?" Commission member Jerry Baganz said the panel supports the idea of the program. "I think this is something we think is a good idea, but we don't fully understand the responsibility we're taking on," he said. Commission members questioned what would happen if the marina staff came in one morning and all the vests were missing. "We call the DNR and have them get us more vests," Harbormaster Dennis Cherny said. Cherny agreed that the contract with the DNR should be reviewed by the city attorney to check on liability questions and the city's responsibilities. However, he said, the program is valuable and workable for the marina. "I don't see it as a big problem," he said. "Certainly we can do it. I think we should do it." The marina staff will also be tasked with checking the availability of life rings and ladders on the breakwater when they are installed, Cherny said. This task can be conducted largely by sight, he said, with staff using binoculars to make sure the rings are on their stands and the ladders are intact. Matera suggested that instead of the kiosk the marina could buy a couple life vests to loan to boaters in need and store them inside the marina office, eliminating much of the possibility of vandalism and damage to the equipment. Ald. Dave Larson, a commission member, said that when the Common Council approved the program, he thought the DNR would carry the bulk of the responsibility for maintaining the vests, not the marina. He said he will and mention the commission's concerns to other aldermen and may bring the matter back to the Common Council for reconsideration at its July 16 meeting. Cherny said he will check with other marinas that have implemented the program to see what the community's responsibility actually is and how onerous it is.
Port Washington aldermen on Monday moved ahead with plans to assess residents of Parknoll Lane and Seven Hills Road for sidewalk that will be installed in front of their homes as part of road reconstruction projects this summer. However, aldermen agreed not to install sidewalk along a portion of Second Avenue where the street is not being rebuilt. The decision follows the city's policy to install sidewalk in places where there is none when the street is being reconstructed, City Administrator Mark Grams told aldermen Monday. "Only a portion of Second Avenue is being reconstructed at this time," he said. "When we do put the rest of the street in, we should add it." But on Parknoll Lane the street is being rebuilt and thus the city should install sidewalk, Grams said. "When there is no sidewalk on a street being reconstructed, it's our policy to add sidewalk," he said. There is sidewalk on a portion of the street, he said, but it abruptly stops. "Since you have a dead-end sidewalk, it does make sense to extend the sidewalk (north) to Seven Hills Road," Grams said. The sidewalk assessments have been controversial as residents from both areas appeared before the Common Council during a public hearing last month to ask that the walkways be eliminated from street construction plans. Although about 20 of these residents attended Monday's meeting, there was no time allotted on the agenda for public comment. That's standard with special meetings, Grams said Tuesday, although he said officials frequently allow the public time to comment. Two residents — Karen Makoutz of 1924 Parknoll La. and John Poull, president of the Birchwood Hills Condominium Association — distributed letters to aldermen opposing the sidewalk before the meeting. Poull said after the meeting he was "totally disappointed" with the decision. "There's a lot of people who were spitting mad," he said of the crowd. "This is a piece of property that really doesn't need a sidewalk." Many residents argued at the public hearing that the sidewalk is unnecessary, noting people in the area use the Ozaukee Interurban Trail that runs through their neighborhood, and would exacerbate drainage issues that already exist. Poull said in his letter that the association has spent more than $41,000 on drainage issues, adding he fears the situation will only get worse with the installation of sidewalks. "It's going to be a mess," he predicted. The association had proposed that the city install sidewalk only on the east side of the road, noting its members would be willing to split the cost with property owners on that side of the street, he said. They also suggested building a walkway that would link Parknoll Lane with the bike trail, saying this would better serve residents. Although some concerns were expressed about the possibility of trees needing to be removed for the new sidewalk, Public Works Director Rob Vanden Noven said the city can accommodate virtually all of them, with potentially one or two exceptions, if residents grant the city temporary easements to grade behind the walkway. "Any tree we remove we will replace," he said, adding that more trees will be planted in spring along that stretch of road. Similarly, Vanden Noven said, the city needs temporary easements for grading to pitch the sidewalk toward the street to help ease drainage concerns. Ald. Mike Ehrlich said he struggled with the issue, noting he received an almost equal number of calls from people in favor of the walkways and opposed to them. "I'm kind of torn," he said. "I do like the fact Rob is confident we can help with the drainage, and we can add trees." Sidewalks will also help improve safety in an area where motorists often speed, Ehrlich added. "By adding sidewalks, you do add safety," he said. "If I had my way, we would be narrowing all the streets to slow down traffic."
A 70-year-old Port Washington man reported to police Saturday that approximately $300 in cash was taken from his unlocked vehicle while it was parked in the driveway of his house in the 1500 block of Scott Road overnight. It was the most recent incident in which thieves and vandals have targeted unlocked vehicles. Roughly a half-dozen incidents of thefts from vehicles have been reported in June, Police Chief Kevin Hingiss said. "I would like to stop this before it gets worse," he said. "The best way for people to avoid this is to lock their cars at night or, at the very least, make sure there are no valuables left in the car." In some cases, Hingiss said, thieves have used unlocked side garage doors to access vehicles during the night. On June 18, a 43-year-old woman reported that someone entered a vehicle parked overnight at her house in the 400 block of Grand Avenue. Items from the vehicle were strewn in the street, but nothing was taken, she said. Two years ago, the city was hit with a spate of thefts from unlocked vehicles during the summer months. Thieves took everything from small electronics to sunglasses and spare change in more than 30 cases reported from May to September 2011. In other police news: • A group of young adults were warned by police after they were reported to be on the roof of the Ozaukee County Administration Center, 121 W. Main St. They told police they were participating in parkour, a free-walking activity in which people try to move with maximum efficiency while negotiating obstacles. The officer told the youths that if they don't own the property, they should stay off. • Police received a call at 10:45 a.m. June 16 from a person locked in the bathroom on the north side of Old Theatre Square, 116 W. Grand Ave. The handle to the room was apparently broken, and there was no one else in the building to help, the person told police. Officers brought in a carpenter to remove the handle and trim and free the caller.


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Manos Syros
This hotel offers free WiFi and wired Internet access, plus free valet parking. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge. If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find barbecue grills, a snack bar/deli and a picnic area.
Child-friendly amenities at this hotel include a free children's club and babysitting. Knowledgeable staff available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out.
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Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 10 per room
Casino shuttle and shopping center shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
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Exterior Views of an Original Rental Townhome
Exterior Views of 141 Forest Blvd: We have moved from this location!! We leave up these photographs so people can see what an original rental townhome looks like.
|141 Forest. Front door, facing Fir Street.
|141 Forest from across the street.
|The back door at 141 Forest Blvd in the winter. The kitchen door, opens out onto the parking court. Although the rentals were built with large green parkways out the front doors, most socializing happened in the back yards and on the stoops.
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Community Harvest Food Bank announces its annual Gala filled with amazing selections of vacations, priceless collectables, signed sports memorabilia, spa packages, jewelry, dining, golf outings, apparel, services, and much more! It is a festive night of good friends, great food, and auctions as they raise funds to support their work in 2014.
The Community Harvest Gala will be held on Saturday, March 22nd at Hotel Fort Wayne (formerly the Marriott) Marquis Ballroom beginning at 5:30 p.m. All proceeds will benefit hunger relief efforts throughout northeast Indiana. Community Harvest Gala tickets are $175 per person. Seating is limited for this chic event. Tables of eight and ten are available for groups. Corporate sponsorships are also available which include complimentary tickets and recognition.
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Hotel Catalonia las Cortes
Housed in an 18th century building, this hotel was renovated in 2006 and comprises a total of 65 rooms including 2 suites and 2 rooms with disabled access spread over 5 floors. Amongst the facilities count a 24-hour reception desk, lifts, a safe, a bar and a restaurant with highchairs for infants. Moreover, a breakfast room is available and it is possible to gain access to the Internet via WLAN. Room and laundry services round off the offerings.
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This new, charming hotel lies in Las Letras, the historical centre of Madrid, within a short distance of the Plaza Santa Ana and the Puerto del Sol. The city's most significant sights including Plaza Mayor, the Palacio Real, the Museo del Prado and the Museo Reina Sofia are all to be found nearby, as are some of the most significant shopping streets such as the renowned Puerta del Sol. The nearest underground station is 400 m away and it is 500 m to the Thyssen Bornemisza Museum, 600 m to the Puerta del Sol and 800 m to Plaza Mayor and the Centro de Arte Reina Sofía. It is 15 km to Madrid airport.


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Available in optimized wavelengths of 800 and 905 nm, Avalanche Photo Detectors (APDs) suit applications requiring high speed and low noise in visible-near IR applications, such as time of flight measurements (Lidar). Products range also offers choice of circular 0.04 or 0.2 mm² active area and LCC3 or LCC6 SMD package. Read More
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Photodetector delivers optimized fluorescence sensitivity.February 3, 2012
Suited for capturing faint fluorescence signals and minimizing laser power required to generate detectable signal, FV10MP-BXD-GAP features GaAsP coating on photoelectric surface of non-descanned detector unit that optimizes sensitivity. Noise is minimized via Peltier cooling, and design reduces effects of photobleaching and phototoxicity. System has two conventional multi-alkali PMTs for routine browsing of samples and two GaAsP PMTs for highly sensitive analysis of specific ROIs. Read More
Low-Power Photodetectors have accuracy-enhancing attenuator.May 6, 2011
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Photodiode Detector provides 1 ns response time.November 16, 2010
Designed to measure temporal pulse shape of lasers or other light sources, FPS-1 Fast Photodetector consists of photodiode sensor that handles wavelengths from 190-1,100 nm. Unit's 50 W load measures ns high peak power pulses, while 10 KW load measures longer and lower peak power pulses. Input can be direct beam or from fiber connection. Operating off battery or wall cube power supply, detector is available with optional ND filters. Read More
Reflective Electro-Absorption Modulator has 60 GHz bandwidth.December 3, 2009
With insertion loss of only 3.6 dB, combined modulation and photodetection transducer 60G-R-EAM-1550 provides digital optical modulation at 50 GBps, RF modulation over 60 GHz bandwidth, and photodetection with 1.0 A/W responsivity and 43 GHz bandwidth. It operates across 1,550 Nm C-band with low chirp parameter and is designed for use with laser diode source. It is available in custom variants, standard package with RF connectors is suited for use with external RF components/drivers. Read More
Photon Detector is based on Geiger-Mode InGaAs avalanche photodiode.November 3, 2009
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Selective Wavelength Photodiode operates between 450-570 nm.June 9, 2009
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Selective Wavelength Photodiode operates in 380-540 nm.May 8, 2009
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First Time at ACHEMA for Latest Systems as Malvern Shows Breadth of Materials Characterization RangeApril 7, 2009
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19 March 2009: Malvern, UK: Malvern Instruments will exhibit the TDAmax(TM) gel permeation chromatography/size exclusion chromatography (GPC/SEC) system from Viscotek, a Malvern company, at the American Chemical Society's Spring 2009 National Meeting & Exposition. The theme for the meeting is 'Nanoscience: Challenges for the Future' and is being held from 22 - 26 March, Salt Lake City, UT,... Read More
Photon Detector is sensitive to low-level light signals.July 8, 2008
Able to detect single photons, DAPD10C Series solid-state photomultipliers offers wide spectral response from UV to NIR wavelengths. Discrete Amplification technology allows level of application-specific customization and performance optimization. Designed to potentially encompass detection of signals other than light, such as biological, chemical, and electrical signals, products have flat spectral curve between 300 and 600 nm and exhibit voltage and thermal stability. Read More