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We've already seen quick clips of Snake Eyes taking on Storm Shadow and a cliffside battle with Red Ninjas, but now there's an extended clip showing how the two scenes join together. Prepare yourself for four minutes of ninjas, Viners.
Honestly, I'm a little disappointed with how quickly their fight concluded and it's tough to believe Snake Eyes couldn't get out of that scenario by himself. Regardless, this is apparently barely scratching the surface of the Snake Eyes / Storm Shadow plot. When I had the chance to chat with the film's producer last year, he informed me that the flick is split into two key plots: a military-focused one with the likes Roadblock and his crew, and one focusing on the ninja element. They'll of course merge at some point, but it's cool to know the movie is going to bring two entirely different styles of action to the table.
What do you think, Viners? Are you getting a ticket opening day or will you pass on it? G.I. Joe: Retaliation comes out March 28th and we'll have a review on the homepage that day, too!
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iPoll Quiz Results: Your Most Embarrassing Moments From School
This might come as a shock to you but I really don't have an embarrassing moment from school. That's probably because I was a bit of a theater geek and there's not much we did that we thought was embarrassing. It turns that many iPoll community members weren't so lucky. They had embarrassing moments that haunt them to this day. Clearly, time has healed some of the wounds of shame and now it is acceptable to laugh about it all. However, back then… shudders. That's what makes the results of these quizzes so much fun: we all get to share. Here are some of the memorable moments you shared:
Generating Extra Income: How to Make Money With a Blog
Have you ever thought about starting your own blog? Have you ever wondered how to make money with a blog? Guess what-it's not that difficult. In the time it takes to read this post, you could probably get a blog up and running. Just click over to WordPress, and they'll walk you through the process. Of course, setting up the blog is the easy part. The challenge lies in filling your blog with content, driving traffic, and making money. Let's imagine that you're going to create a fun blog that is going to attract quite a bit of traffic. The subject of your blog is somewhat irrelevant so long as you get the traffic. You could be generating content related to coupons, exotic pets or Barbies; the goal is to keep the content flowing. Suppose you do all that. Now the question becomes: how do you make money or, more importantly, how do you make enough money to live off of? Here are some ways you can generate income with a blog:
Money-Making Tips: 4 Lessons to Learn from Girl Scout Cookie Sales
Have you bought your Girl Scout Cookies yet? We're deep into Girl Scout Cookie season and the boxes are selling fast and furious (for the record, I've got my two boxes of Thin Mints and two boxes of Peanut Butter Patties all ready to go into an Easter Basket). The cookie drive is a big part of fundraising for the Girl Scouts. This year, not only have they gone digital with their sales, but they have also gone mass market by making the cookies available in grocery stores. Still, nothing beats helping out an awesome organization. Plus, there is a lot we can learn about running a successful business from Girl Scouts Cookie sales.
Make Easy Money By Turning Your Clutter Into Cash
In some parts of the country, there is still snow on the ground, and the temperature is below freezing. However, according to the calendar, spring has sprung. It's a time to plant gardens, go on picnics and, most importantly, it's time for spring cleaning. Nobody likes to clean; even clean freaks need a break. Maybe this year you can take a different approach to your spring cleaning. Instead of fighting against the drudgery, put a positive spin on your chores by using them to make easy money. You could do this by selling all of the detritus that you would normally throw out. Cast in this light, spring-cleaning can become very lucrative.
Mobile Army Monday: The Quickest Route to Earning Extra Cash
Most pre-packed foods that we purchase in the grocery store come with microwave instructions. Snacks and dishes like popcorn and macaroni and cheese have been transformed by microwave use. Let's not even get started on all the complete meals that can be prepared in the microwave. Does microwave food taste better? From a purely subjective standpoint, perhaps it does to some. It's undeniable that in microwaving our food, we're sacrificing something in terms of freshness. Because of all this microwaving, we now demand everything in the amount of time that it takes to turn a tuna sandwich into a tuna melt (a convenient 60 seconds). We now expect our computers to load faster, our Internet streams to run faster, and we balk at the injustice of having to wait in a traffic jam.
Of course, wouldn't it be great to earn money in the same amount of time that it takes to microwave a meal? Just push a button and you earn ready cash. This hypothetical is actually a reality. With every iPoll Mobile Mission, you can earn reward money in minutes. iPoll makes it possible to complete a Mobile Mission and earn significant cash in less time that it takes to microwave some popcorn (2:40). I have certainly reaped these time-efficient benefits by completing my own color-coded missions.
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First came eBay, then came PayPal. In order to deal with massive amounts of incoming bids, the online auction site had to come up with a smart way of processing and paying for orders. Before long, PayPal had become the largest online payment processor on the planet; that's an impressive achievement. Thanks to PayPal's system, other merchants across the Internet have begun to accept them as an approved method of payment (you might have noticed the PayPal icon popping up among the payment options at sites other than eBay). It appears that other online retailers are beginning to take note of the benefits of opening a PayPal account.
Taking A Look at The Best Overseas Locations for Affordable Retirement
The fact that you're retiring doesn't mean you can't see the world; some retirees decide to liquidate their assets, buy an RV, and travel across the country. That way, they bring their home wherever they go. It also allows them to discover new parts of the United States, (and a perfect way to add to you "states of the US refrigerator magnet" collection). Of course, you could broaden your horizons even further by retiring overseas, which in actuality is not as scary as you might think. Many countries welcome American seniors and even go to great lengths to provide a comfortable standard of living. Plus, is there anything more exciting than the prospect of living abroad? So, where can your retirement passport take you? The possibilities are endless.
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Are you ready to retire? Most people don't start thinking about retirement until they are in their 40s. Conventional wisdom decrees that the smart approach is to start building up your "nest egg" in your 20s so that when you hit your 60s, you'll be ready. However, the fact that you're retiring doesn't mean you have to stay put. A lot of retirees like to pick up and move to warmer climates and more affordable living spaces– that makes smart financial sense. The question then becomes: what are the best cities to retire to in the US?
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What is your favorite place to grab a quick lunch? Subway? McDonald's? Krispy Kreme? In addition to providing tasty treats, these businesses all operate as part of a franchise. What is a franchise? It's a great way of jump-starting your own business. Instead of coming up with the perfect idea for a company, someone else has done it for you. Unlike starting a business at home, opening a franchise will require a much more serious investment of money and time. However, the rewards could be quicker, and more fruitful. To begin you franchise research, you might want to start at a franchise expo (think of this as the Comic Con of chain restaurants). Of course, many other businesses outside the food industry operate as franchises. Next up, consider the following benefits of opening a franchise:
Mobile Army Monday: Follow the Colors to Earn Some Green
This is the week that everybody goes green. At least for St. Patrick's Day, you'll want to doff something green so you can show your spirit; eating a green bagel or drinking a green beer would also count. If you really want to show your love for St. Patrick's Day, you could also take a crash course in speaking elvish. That's pretty close to being a leprechaun, right? The one kind of green everyone would love to embrace is the kind of green you would find in your wallet. You need to work for your green, but that doesn't mean you always have to work hard. iPoll is all about the easy green. As it happens, this week you might have an opportunity to follow a lot of colors to earn rewards.


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IPCC 2013: 'Slowdown' in global warming may have been aided by oceans
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It was a question journalists couldn't wait to ask.
Soon after the Intergovermental Panel on Climate Change presented its new report in Stockholm on Friday morning, journalists grilled scientists on why the temperature increase over the past 15 years has not been as much as projected.
John Church, a coordinating lead author on sea-level change, said the slowdown is most likely caused by heat going deeper into the oceans.
"The only place that can store heat in the climate system are the oceans," said Church, an Australian scientist. In the past 40 years, oceans have stored 90 per cent of the heat and much of that is in upper part of the oceans, he said.
But now there is indication that in the past decade, the heat is going deeper into the oceans and so even though the surface has not warmed as much, the deep ocean has continued to warm up.
Oceans can trap huge amounts of heat, said Church. "But how much and for how long is unclear."
As oceans continue to warm and expand, the sea levels rises and push against ice sheets. "That is a concern in the long-term," said Church.
This so-called hiatus in temperature increase has been widely cited by climate skeptics in a leaked draft some weeks ago.
In the IPCC summary report, scientists said that such short-term trends "are very sensitive to the beginning and end dates and do not in general reflect long-term climate trends."
The report also said the recent decline in the rate of warming is also caused by a temporary decline of solar radiation reaching the planet, thanks to volcanic eruptions and the solar cycle itself.
At the press conference in Stockholm, Thomas Stocker, IPCC working group 1's co-chair, said: "There are not sufficient observations of the uptake of heat into the deep ocean, that would be one explanation of the hiatus."
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UFC: Fight For The Troops 2 which takes place live on Spike TV from Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas tonight, Saturday, January 22, 2011. The following is the list of weigh in's for the event:
Main card:
Evan Dunham (156) vs. Melvin Guillard (155)
Tim Hague (256.5) vs. Matt Mitrione (260)
Mark Hominick (145.5) vs. George Roop (145)
Pat Barry (240) vs. Joey Beltran (230)
Cole Miller (155.5) vs. Matt Wiman (155)
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Yves Edwards (155) vs. Cody McKenzie (155)
Mike Guymon (170.5) vs. DaMarques Johnson (170)
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Book your room at Apartamentos Negrito Art
4-star family-friendly apartment in Valencia (Ciutat Vella) near La Lonja
Located in the city center of Valencia, this apartment is near the airport and within walking distance of L'Iber Museo de Los Soldaditos de Plomo, La Lonja, and Central Market. Also nearby are Turia Gardens and Valencia Botanical Gardens.
Property Features
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, Apartamentos Negrito Art provides dry cleaning/laundry services, laundry facilities, and a 24-hour front desk.
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All guestrooms feature deep soaking bathtubs, kitchens, and complimentary wireless Internet access. Other amenities include washers/dryers and sofa beds.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Apartamentos Negrito Art features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and laundry facilities. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This family-friendly apartment also offers dry cleaning/laundry services, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator (lift). Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Elevator/lift
- Total number of rooms - 12
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
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- Down comforter
- Individually furnished
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- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Separate living room
- Housekeeping - once per stay
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Fully rented, two story, downtown building. First floor enjoys an insurance office and the north Sonoma County health clinic. Upstairs are two one bedroom apartments. Sale includes adjacent 1770 sf parking lot, APN 001-173-004.
Charming and updated single story 4-plex just minutes from the Sonoma Plaza. Nicely landscaped court yard. Each unit has a separate covered gazebo/patio, large backyard, interior laundry rooms. Plenty of covered parking and storage. Well maintained. Rents at $1200 and $1250. Could easily be $1500 plus monthly. 17996 Arnold sold outside MLS for $980K 12/24/14.
This East Side enclave has roots in early Sonoma and offers a unique opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind, historic jewel in the heart of the wine country. This distinguished estate is the most outstanding example of the Greek revival farmhouse during the late 1800's. Authentic Victorian 2BR/1.5BA home with 10' ceiling, fireplace, basement; charming 2BR/2BA cottage style home; 3-suite tower (1 up, 2 down). Exquisite gardens with mature fruit and flowering trees throughout approx. 1/2 acre with paths, multiple patios. Pool, spa, creek, 2-car garage with office, additional parking spaces. The main residence built in early 1870's, the distinctive Victorian epitomizes 19th Century country elegance, a wraparound veranda, finely crafted original staircase and floors; wood stove, original doors and classic Victorian fixtures; formal DR with picturesque garden view and access to serene grounds. Cottage is a second residence once a farmhouse barn. Restored and converted to a 2BR/2BA home. Original tank house served as a water tower converted to 3 BR suites. Grounds -charming brick paths, lined with fragrant botanicals. Sundrenched pool with vine-covered arbor. Private courtyard
Well maintained and fully leased 3-unit residential income property in Fulton. Recently painted inside and out, this property boasts lots of yard space, plenty of parking, and an on-site well with brand new water treatment system. Laundry facility included and accessible by all tenants. Great income, and low expenses.
The subject improvements consist of five detached buildings containing 7,644 square feet of gross building area. Four of the buildings provide a total of six apartment dwellings, and one building is a tavern/bar structure. The subject improvements create a site coverage ratio of 13% and a floor area ratio of 0.18:1. The density is equal to seven rental units per acre (7.0:1). The property has five detached residential apartment buildings. They contain a total of 5,268 square feet, which accounts for 69% of the GBA. These structures were reported to have been constructed in approximately 1955, and are located in the center and rear of the site. They are of wood frame and stucco construction over concrete perimeter foundations. The roofing is wood frame and composition shingle, and the windows are aluminum and vinyl frame. The interior finish is primarily carpet and vinyl flooring, gypsum/drywall panels over wood studs, and wall heaters. The kitchens provide built-in cabinets, sinks, and free-standing appliances. All of the units provide two bedrooms and vary between one and two story (townhouse) floorplans. All of the units have private patios and attached carports.
The property consists of two single story buildings totaling 11 units on 26,136 square feet of land. Currently all units are 100% leased and the property has a history of high occupancy. It offers a unit-mix of 7 studios, 1 one bedroom and 3 two bedroom units. The property is on a community well and city sewer. Improvement made in the last 3 years include new connection to city sewer, new asphalt pavement of the parking lot, landscaping along Clovedale Blvd and electrical meters to the north building. Located 1/2 mile to Highway 101 and less than 2 miles to the Russian River. Within walking distance to grocery, downtown Cloverdale and public transportation. This property is an ideal investment for an owner manager looking for a well located, high occupancy property with value-add opportunities. Offered at an attractive price per unit and gross rent multiplier compared to the rest of Sonoma County.
The Lofts at Cotati Station offer something new to Sonoma County residents and a defining lifestyle that changes the way we think of living, working and entertaining. These stylish lofts embrace the best elements of contemporary design with classic traditions from the county' s rich agricultural history and suburban neighborhoods. These unique units offer innovative and flexible floor plans designed for comfort and convenience. Each unit offers a gourmet kitchen, large master suites, luxurious baths, spacious living areas and the latest technological advances.
Lots of Room on approx 4.89+/- Acres property with 2 Homes, a 3Bd 2ba Home plus 1Bd 1 Ba House with Office and Den, each home has their own driveway. Great for Horses and has lg kitchen, living room, and family room. Plenty of room for RV's, Boats,gardening or animals. Close to dining,shopping,parks and schools.Rents easily and has great income!
Wonderful Craftsman style duplex in West Petaluma. Great location, close to many amenities. Main unit is 2 story with 2 bedrooms/1 bath. Kitchen and bathroom have both been remodeled. Nice yard with white picket fence. Unit 2 is 1 bedroom/1 bath. Each unit has a storage unit. Property comes with a single off street parking spot.
Commercial and/or Residential with Development Potential For Sale 4,343± sf Total in 3 Buildings on 32,234± sf (3/4± acre) Lot with 18± Parking Stalls. 2,941± sf 2-Story Commercial/Residential Building - Currently Demised into 3 Units. Three 22' x 15' 1/3' Storage Units/Garages = 1,012± sf. A 26' x 15' Storage Building = 390± sf. Circa Late 1800's Aesthetically Charming High Quality & Stately Architecture - New Roof, Redwood Siding & Construction with Stylish Old-Time Front Porch & Rear Deck - Surrounded by Mature Landscaping & Trees (Oaks & Redwood) - Stylish Wrought Iron/Stone Fence & Electric Gate Entry. DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL: Zoning Development Standards for Commercial/Office (CO) Zoning Includes: 65% Maximum Lot Coverage - subject to 5' - 15' setbacks, parking & height. 35' maximum height - 3 stories. 30 units per acre maximum residential density. CO Zoning Allows for Office, Medical, Retail, Restaurant, Residential or Multi-Family.
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A Real Bill Gates Rant 293
from the well-that's-not-so-bad dept.
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I don't understand all the hate for Bill.
Stay off my lawn.
FTA: "In fact it is more like a puzzle that you get to solve. It told me to go to Windows Update and do a bunch of incantations."
Finally, someone at Microsoft admits that you have to use magic to make Windows work right... I would comment more, but I am on my way to my daily Ballmer goat and bull sacrifice.
FTA: I would comment more, but I am on my way to my daily Ballmer goat and bull sacrifice.
Ah yes, where you let a live goat or bull into the Ballmer enclosure at feeding time.
Because Ballmer doesn't want to be fed... he wants to hunt!
Oh, great. So you're reproducing.
I guess you are just too highbrow to spot the Family Guy quote.
You know, composed of a lot of straight lines and sharp angles, both eyes on the same side of his head, lots of colors everywhere, that sort of thing.
The vision at Microsoft has always been to try and reduce complexity.
Surely you jest.
From Microsoft's website:
The abstract modifier indicates that the thing being modified has a missing or incomplete implementation. The abstract modifier can be used with classes, methods, properties, indexers, and events. Use the abstract modifier in a class declaration to indicate that a class is intended only to be a base class of other classes. Members marked as abstract, or included in an abstract class, must be implemented by classes that derive from the abstract class.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/sf985hc5.aspx [microsoft.com]
Unfortunately some things are inherently complex, and as you try to wrap them behind simplistic abstractions...
Does anyone else see the irony in a poster reducing a company like Microsoft's approach to one of "simplicity", while he himself reduces the complex discussion down to a "simplistic abstraction"?
even worse, he's dead wrong.
Rather, the poster porkchop's argument that Microsoft chose flexibility is bang on.
No, this is MS in a nutshell:
"Help help, I'm trapped in a giant nutshell. What kind of a nut has a shell like this?!"
The vision at Microsoft has always been to try and reduce complexity.
Surely you jest.
I am quite serious, and stop calling me Shirley.
"Grammer" is not an English word I have ever encountered.
She's married to Gramper.
Hmm...well, this year for lent, I'm either going to stop giving up things...
Or...I'm going to quit not drinking.
Will worry about that later, tomorrow is Fat Tuesday, and NOLA is a wonderful place to live this time of year!! I feel so sorry for all my friends around the country, that not only will they not have a cold drink in their hand by 6am...but, will be actually going to work?!?!
Hmm, now, what to drink for morning beverage? Bloody Mary?...Screwdriver?...Beer?.....Bucket of Everclear?
Connecting to the SMTP port directly and writing ASCII in base 13 is better than Outlook.
It is said that realizing there is an issue is the first step to resolving it
It is also the first step to ignoring it.
The vision at Microsoft has always been to try and reduce complexity.
Alas, their hallucination has morphed into a very bad trip indeed.
The quote about "we didn't realise people would try and download it from the downloads page" is a classic example.
Who the hell mixed PCP into their acid?
Git is a better source code control system than Visual Source Safe. cp is a better source code control system than Visual Source Safe. Heck, rm is a better source code control system than Visual Source Safe.
"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain." -- The Wizard Of Oz


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Those in know won't say why Douglas let go
At any level of politics, there's an old adage warning against mistaking incompetence for conspiracy. Screwing up is easy. Pulling off a series of malicious moves -- let alone a single act of treachery -- is way beyond the capacity of an ordinary public servant or elected official.
The City of Winnipeg, however, appears hell-bent on doing everything in its power to arouse the suspicion of the populace. How else to explain Wednesday's dismissal of the central figure in the fire-paramedic scandal only days before a review will shed light on the entire affair?
By this time next week, or possibly the week after, Winnipeggers will know what the consulting firm Ernst & Young concluded after spending almost a year sifting through the ashes of a heavily criticized plan to build four new fire-paramedic stations.
The $17.8-million program, which began with a $15.3-million budget, raised the ire of city council last fall, primarily because one of those fire halls was built on land the city doesn't own but planned to acquire by swapping three other properties for it.
The infamous three-for-one land swap, cancelled amid a council furor, was arranged in part by Reid Douglas, who until Wednesday was chief of the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service.
The dismissal was announced via email minutes after the conclusion of Wednesday's council meeting. It came without any explanation from Winnipeg chief operating officer Deepak Joshi.
Douglas isn't the only official who may be scrutinized by the fire-paramedic review due out in October. Joshi himself was questioned last fall by councillors, as was Winnipeg chief administrative officer Phil Sheegl, who once famously proclaimed he was only aware of the fire-paramedic station negotiations "at 50,000 feet."
Property director Barry Thorgrimson, various city real estate officials and paramedic Kristine Friesen -- the apparent project manager -- may also be scrutinized by the Ernst & Young review.
But only Douglas has left the city in what appears to be a pre-emptive firing, even though Joshi insisted the chief's departure had nothing to do with the review.
If that's the case, why was Douglas offered a departure package in late August, months after the city conducted an internal survey of office morale at fire-paramedic headquarters? It sure looks as if the city went looking for a reason to turf him beyond the scope of the fire-paramedic review.
Even if there was some other reason to get rid of the chief, why not wait until the review comes out and allow Douglas to face the music along with other city staff?
As recently as days ago, city officials were perpetuating the fiction Douglas has been on vacation for the past few weeks. Mayor Sam Katz said the chief would be back at work at the end of this month.
Now, the chief is gone, either because he did something wrong or because he did nothing more heinous than carry out the directives of his superiors. Whatever happened, Sheegl, Joshi and Katz weren't eager to talk about it Wednesday.
All they would say is it is customary for the city to refuse to disclose the reasons for making personnel moves. For example, no official explanation has been given for Taz Stuart's August departure, even though many Winnipeggers cared more about the former city entomologist than any other public servant.
But Douglas wasn't just any public servant. He was a department director with four decades of experience with the city. More importantly, he was let go mere days before we all get to see what independent, external auditors thought about the fire-paramedic station replacement program the former chief oversaw.
There isn't much room left for plausible deniability here. That's why several councillors are rightly questioning the timing of the decision to send Douglas away.
Did he take home severance pay? We'll only get to know this in July 2014, when the city publishes the list of 2013 salaries. If he did get a severance package, would it not have been wise to wait and see whether the review determined he was culpable in some way?
These are logical questions, but the mayor, Sheegl and Joshi did not answer them. They may feel justified in hiding behind the confidentiality customarily applied to personnel matters.
But after more than 13 months of fire-paramedic station shenanigans, residents of this city deserve more accountability, more transparency and a lot fewer reasons to be suspicious of government.
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When the Red River Zoo opens for the season Saturday, new roads and sewers leading to it will be the farthest thing from Geoffrey Hall's mind. Still, as executive director of the Fargo zoo, Hall knows the cost of recent street improvements won't go away. "Right now we have to focus on giving everyone the best attraction we can," he said Wednesday.
A South Dakota company is disputing the process Fargo uses to accept bids for removing asbestos from the Civic Memorial Auditorium. Attorney Adam Hamm, representing Enviro Safe Air of North Sioux City, told city commissioners Monday his client was the low bidder, but was not awarded the project because of an ill-defined clause in state law. City officials rejected Enviro Safe Air's $348,000 bid because it was not contained in a separate envelope routinely used to maintain the secrecy and integrity of all bids.
Good fences make good neighbors. That line made popular by poet Robert Frost's "Mending Wall" was on the winning side of a 3-2 vote Monday by Fargo city commissioners. Three of five commissioners decided Monday to begin the process of building a privacy fence between disputing landowners in south Fargo. In a precedent-setting move, the city will for the first time consider building and maintaining a fence on private property and having the cost of doing so assessed to those who want it.
MINNEAPOLIS - Lisa Grant walks her 6-month-old border collie around the block at a feverish pace. She's stopped home from a day of teaching English as a Second Language and has just a few moments to walk Ruby before returning to teach a night class. Grant has a lot on her mind, but the housing project for chronic alcoholics a half block away is not one of them. "I'm glad the residents are here," she says, adding she is a recovering alcoholic and may be more sympathetic to their plight than others.
Fargo has a lot to learn before it is ready to build a "wet house," City Commissioner Rob Lynch said Friday after returning from a one-day visit to two such facilities in Minneapolis. Lynch met with Anishinabe Wakiagun director Kelby Grovender Thursday, then sat outside that and another wet house to watch and learn from their goings-on outside. "It's the same thing I do in Fargo when we deal with a zoning issue," Lynch said.
Minneapolis - Cigarette smoke and laughter spill from Room 310, where Frank and Gene have stopped in on Anna to pass the time and a bottle of booze. "We all share the same spirit," says Gene, lost on the irony of his statement. It's not even 4 p.m. and the three have been drinking for hours -- how many they do not know. Time is measured by empty bottles at Anishinabe Wakiagun, a Minneapolis supportive housing project for chronic public inebriates. A similar facility meant to house homeless alcoholics has been proposed for Fargo.
The future home of Fargo's "wet house'' remains hazy. The Fargo Housing Authority is searching for alternative sites for the facility while an appeal to a Planning Commission-approved site is on hold. City commissioners will, for now, not hear an appeal based upon the Housing Authority's search for a new location. "Rather than schedule a public hearing to approve a site that may be withdrawn, I'm going to delay scheduling the hearing until the Housing Authority has time to review site options," Fargo Planning Director Jim Gilmour wrote Anita Cruz, a neighbor
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Fargo, like at least a dozen other Midwestern river cities, has been called the Gateway to the West. Now, after 127 years of growing mostly north and south, it is finally headed in that direction. "The more we can get people to go west, the better," Fargo Mayor Bruce Furness said. The reason: The more elongated a city becomes, the more difficult and costly it is to provide water, sewage and emergency services to those living on its fringes. It means more fire stations, perhaps a police precinct, a new water tower and another sewage treatment facility.
If there is one time and place on earth that decency and decorum should rule, it's at a funeral. So what are we to do with hatemongers who assemble near cemeteries and places of worship with signs and shouts of "Good riddance," "God hates you" and other despicable displays of free speech? The Supreme Court has agreed to wade into these murky waters, and now North Dakota is one of 13 states that have joined the Kansas attorney general in supporting the argument that the right of free speech should be curtailed at or near funerals. It's a classic case of clashing U.S. rights and ideals.


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