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Dr. Roger R. Dmochowski, MD
Urological Surgery
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Dr. Roger R. Dmochowski graduated from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston in 1983. He works in Franklin, TN and 1 other location and specializes in Urological Surgery. Dr. Dmochowski is affiliated with Vanderbilt University Medical Center. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Urological Surgery
Medical School: University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston; Graduated 1983
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Digital Storm... are their PCs better and cheaper than yours?
Digital Storm... are their PCs better and cheaper than yours? - Results (28 votes)
The PC they sell is better and cheaper than mine.
14.29% (4 votes)
My PC is better than there's and cheaper.
85.71% (24 votes)
This poll is now closed.
And shocked how good their deals are. Mostly because the PC I have no was my first one so I wasted money trying to figure out what compo ants to buy, some of their stuff is pretty good - cheaper and better than what I have.
How about you, how does your PC compare to the ones they sell?
Im kind of intrigued about that console sized PC they sell
Steam: xxtwisted26xx
"When you play the games of thrones, you win or you die. Theres no middle ground" - Cersei Lannister to Eddard Stark
Even at $4,233 they still have absolutely no SLI configurations. Wtf
When I'm Miqo'te
Hmm actually I got curious and looked up on my newogg invoice to see how much my current pc cost...
CPU: Intel Core i5-3350P Ivy Bridge 3.1GHz (3.3GHz Turbo) LGA 1155 69W Quad-Core Desktop Processor BX80637i53350P ($179.99)
Aftermarket CPU Cooler: Enermax ETD-T60-VD (down flow) LED ($32.24)
Memory: CORSAIR XMS 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model CMX8GX3M2A1600C9 ($79.99)
Mobo: ASUS P8Z77-V LK LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard with UEFI BIOS ($97.99)
GPU: SAPPHIRE 100351SR Radeon HD 7970 3GB 384-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card OC with Boost ($363.32)
Case: NZXT Apollo Black SECC Steel Chassis ATX Mid Tower Computer Case ($69.99)
PSU: Rosswell Capstone 650M-650W Continuous @50C ($107.49)
Kingston HyperX SSD ($89.99)
Optical Drive and SSD Moutning Kit ($24.70)
Wireless Adapter: Rosewill RNX-N300X PCI ($21.41)
Ethernet Cable: Blue network Cable Cat 5E 100 Feet ($13.63)
Keyboard: LED Backlit Keyboard ($38.69)
Mouse: Cobra Wired Blue LED Gaming Mouse 16000DPI ($15.04)
Monitor: Asus 1MS 60 Hz 24inch Monitor ($189.99)
Without monitor: $1134.47
And then money on some components I replaced within 1 month....
Wasted Money on Poop Componants:
PSU: COOLMAX ZX Series ZX-700 700W ATX12V v2.2 / EPS12V v2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC Power Supply: $49.99
GPU: (open box) ASUS ENGTX550 Ti/DI/1GD5 GeForce GTX 550 Ti (Fermi) 1GB 192-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card $87.99
Total wasted money (sad face): 137.98
Craislist Money made: $80
Difference lost: $57.98
Total money spent: $1462.44
Eh.... I should have had someone help me... :/
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"When you play the games of thrones, you win or you die. Theres no middle ground" - Cersei Lannister to Eddard Stark
all their crap is expensive with unnecessary power supplies.
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Their $800 PC is on par or worse than the $850 PC I built 2 years ago, if that tells you anything.
Miroku2235: Every time someone says the Mesmer reminds them of Naruto I die a little inside.
Groadergreen: I'm legally deceased because of things like this.
To customize one on their site that is on par with mine would cost about $1500.
Mine cost about $900 to build in September 2012.
Don't lie to someone who trusts you.
Don't trust someone who lies to you.
I always find it amusing when these topics come up, as I imagine most old timers on this board do due to the namespace collision.
I am the mighty thesaurus! RAWR!
- Intel Core i3 4330 CPU
- 8GB 1600MHz Memory
- ASUS H81 Chipset Motherboard
- 430W Corsair CX Power Supply
- Microsoft Windows 7"
$699, the cheapest you can get. Mine is better and ran me $630 like 9 months ago. Would've been like $680 if I hadn't been able to reuse my HDD, but whatever. Still cheaper.
I do really like that case, though.
RENAMON!! *weeping* YOU HAVEN'T BENT ANYONE OVER THE SINK AND SHOVED A "CHECK THE STICKY* UP THEIR ASS IN MONTHS!! *curls into ball crying*- Cither3000
Until I realized TC was talking about the company, that topic title read *very* differently.
"How do I get rid of a Trojan Horse?" -Sailor_Kakashi
"Leave it outside the gates of Troy overnight." -Davel23
^and for the record, no SHE isn't affiliated with them. sadly. Otherwise I'd demand hook up.
I am the mighty thesaurus! RAWR!

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PICKENS COUNTY — Have you ever wondered why April 1 has always been referred to as April Fool's Day, or been the butt of a classic prank, all because of the date on the calendar?
This month's Greater Pickens Chamber of the Month is the Acker, Lambert and Hinton Law Firm. Located at 859 Pendleton Street in Pickens, the Acker, Lambert and Hinton firm provides legal representation to individuals in all aspects of the law...
UNION — A meeting on an Arizona race track led two reality TV stars to visit Union last weekend and share their faith.
PICKENS COUNTY — The issue of prayer to begin board meetings for the School District of Pickens County has been laid to rest for the time being with the second reading vote ending in a 3-3 tie on March 23.
PICKENS COUNTY — Students across South Carolina have an alternative to a traditional classroom setting with a choice of a virtual charter school available, which by early accounts is performing better than could be expected.
PICKENS – Eliza A. H. Lord will teach a series of homesteading classes at Hagood Mill beginning with Old-Timey Kitchen Gardens on April 11.
PICKENS COUNTY — As part of its regularly scheduled trustees meeting the School District of Pickens County took a few moments to recognize some special student-athletes and their accomplishments.
PICKENS COUNTY — The School District of Pickens County voted unanimously Monday on a Capital Needs Program that avoided the need of a millage increase to fund the district's needs in the coming year.
EASLEY — There are many different ways to learn and hands-on can often be the best. In the case of Jacob Wright, it led to some mean green in more ways than one.
PENDLETON — In 2013 Nikki Giba was one of 30 seniors who graduated from Cherokee High School in Cherokee, Ala., population 1,031.
RIDGEWAY — The greenest day in Ridgeway might have come two days after St. Patrick's Day.Royal Greens, a business with combines farming, agri-tourism and production, opened last Thursday in Ridgeway.
PIEDMONT – An Upstate Korean War Army veteran, declared Missing in Action for nearly 64 years, was finally laid to rest.
EASLEY — For over 50 years the British science fiction television show Dr. Who has been capturing the imaginations of children and adults alike.
EASLEY — Relay for Life is getting closer to being in full swing in its spring fundraising efforts and one local woman is ready to show her determination to help find a cure for cancer, setting a date with clippers meant to shave her head to...
PENDLETON — Nationally known storyteller Tim Lowry will headline an upcoming Southern Stories event set for April 3 at Tri-County Technical College.
CLEMSON — The WorkLink Workforce Investment Board and the chief elected officials of Anderson, Oconee and Pickens counties are in the process of completing a petition to be re-designated as a workforce development area under the provision of the...
EASLEY — The Blue Cross foundation presented over $17 million to support non-profit organizations across South Carolina, with a sizable portion of that donation going to support the new dental clinic to be located in The Dream...
EASLEY — The Greater Easley Chamber of Commerce held its 67th annual dinner meeting and awards banquet at Tri-County Technical College last week, honoring several members of the Easley community for their services to the Chamber and the...
PICKENS — A husband and wife were arrested on multiple neglect charges after Department of Social Services workers discovered two young children and a bed-ridden adult living in "inhumane conditions" while under the couple's...
PICKENS COUNTY — Emails provided to The Easley Progress show that one Pickens County Council member called former county administrator Matthew Delk "incompetent" and said he would not attend a planned county retreat with a county...
PICKENS COUNTY — When you think of a group working on 3D printed prosthetic hands, you probably don't picture a class of middle school children, but that is exactly what is happening with the students at Gettys Middle School in Pickens...
PICKENS — A prayer policy being considered by Pickens County school trustees is officially off the table, following a split vote Monday night.
PICKENS – Eliza A. H. Lord will teach a series of homesteading classes at Hagood Mill beginning with Old-Timey Kitchen Gardens on April 11.
WESTMINSTER — The home of Claudia Spearman on Augusta Street in Westminster is the 144th quilt block added to the Upstate Heritage Quilt Trail. The quilt block, called Josephine's Knot, hangs next to her front door.
PICKENS COUNTY — Every Wednesday, Randall and Marcia Kelley load up their SUV and head out to deliver hot meals to elderly and disabled residents of Pickens County.
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In that first race in Paris, France's Roger Rondeaux was outsprinted by countryman Jean Robic for the championship. Rondeaux struck back, though, and won each of the next three years. An image from the 1952 championship in Geneva graces the Ciclo-Cross World Championship T-Shirt from Retro Image Apparel.
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This condo is located in a most perfect place. It is close to town and shopping, yet you are surrounded by wilderness and grand views of the Little Traverse Bay. Having grown up in Petoskey, I always loved this area. It was a gift to be able to rent a condo here. The sandy beaches and wooded trails of the State Park are a walk away. The Little Traverse Wheelway, offering an extensive paved bike path which reaches from Charlevoix to Harbor Springs, literally crosses the condo's property. The condo itself is nicely furnished and perfect for a family. If you include the 2 queen pull out couch beds, there are a total of 4 queen beds. The kitchen is fully functional and the appliances are all new, stainless steel. The condo is designed with primarily open shared spaces, with the exception of a small, windowless bedroom in the walk out basement. I paid higher prices because I used it over the Christmas holiday and still felt it was a great value.
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We recently rented this home (as well as others in the neighborhood) for our friends and family to share during the week leading up to our wedding. This home is extremely comfortable and has plenty of space for large groups. It is a great place for family vacations with a swimming lake on site, and just a couple minute's drive to Walloon Lake. We also coordinated with the owner and the Springbrook Hills homeowners association to host a small outdoor wedding. The whole event went extremely well. It is a beautiful location with lots of space and a gorgeous lake view. The owners were extremely helpful, easy to work with, and very willing to help us coordinate all of our details. This is a great, friendly neighborhood that treats its guest very well!


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Data-protection proposals pronounced dead in the personal blog of Google Inc.'s top privacy official may be resurrected after the European Union's justice chief said negotiators pledged to pursue a deal this year.
Google Inc.'s top privacy official said the European Union's "flawed" attempt to overhaul data- protection rules is "dead" and urged politicians to go back to the drawing board.
The world's biggest Web companies are lining up at the courtroom of a California federal judge whose rulings could further inflame the widening debate over online privacy and how the Internet giants use personal data.
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A Google Inc. camera-equipped snowmobile is setting out to chart Swiss ski slopes on the internet even as the company's Street View service faces a court challenge over privacy concerns.
Google Inc., operator of the world's largest Internet search engine, was fined 145,000 euros ($189,230) by a German regulator for collecting wireless-network data by its cars taking photos for the Street View service.
Red Bull GmbH, the Austrian energy- drink maker, lost a court bid to stop a maker of Scalextric racing games from putting its brand name on toy cars.
Google Inc. is "confident" that its privacy policy respects European law, its Global Privacy Counsel Peter Fleischer said today in an e-mailed statement.
Google Inc. asked a U.S. court to dismiss a lawsuit by authors over the digitizing of books, saying that the company's book-scanning program is a fair use of copyrighted material and a benefit to the public and authors.
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The Financial Stability Board recently issued for consultation proposals to increase the loss-absorbing capacity of global systemically important banks over and above the fully loaded Basel III capital standards....more
On 10 November 2014, the Financial Stability Board (FSB) launched a consultation1 on the adequacy of the loss-absorbing capacity of global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) in resolution. The Basel III minimum capital...more
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Chevron CEO John Watson gives insight into the oil and gas industry.
W.L. Ross & Co. CEO Wilbur Ross on LNG , coal and the Obama Administration's handling of ISIS.
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WSJ special writer Greg Zuckerman on President Obama, fracking and the U.S. energy industry.
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Tucker out of retirement for now
BOYLSTON Tahanto welcomed interim Assistant Principal Kenneth Tucker to its halls last week.
Tucker, 60, steps into the role vacated in December by Kevin Palmer. But it is far from his first foray into school administration. He served in the Nashoba Regional School District for 34 years as a teacher, urriculum coordinator, coach, assistant principal and principal of the Florence Sawyer School, in Bolton.
As such, he filled an immediate need created when Palmer left mid-year.
"It is nice to have someone with such a strong administrative track record that he has," Principal Diane Tucceri said. "Because of his years of experience, he really transitioned seamlessly into the position.
"He is extremely professional and knowledgeable and we are very lucky to be able to get him," she said.
Tucker is also well-known in the area as the longtime football coach of the Nashoba Chieftains, having taken the team to seven Super Bowls, including the last three years, which saw his team win two championships. Along the way, there were numerous league titles.
While he won't be taking the helm of the West Boylston Lions (Tahanto's co-op team), Tahanto students are sure to experience an off-field philosophy that is not much different than on the gridiron.
"I coached a lot like I teach," Tucker said. "A good coach must teach, and a good teacher must coach."
Tucker retired from Nashoba in 2010, but he never lost his passion for education, he said. He spent some of his time mentoring and consulting teachers who wanted to become administrators.
"I still had an interest in staying involved in education," he said. "That was the reason I stayed coaching football at first. Then I was consulting with my friends and other people in education."
Earlier this year, he saw the advertisement for the Tahanto interim position. The job is a good fit, since, as a retiree, Tucker is limited in the amount of hours he can work in a year.
"I had an interest in getting back into education, in doing some part-time administrative work or consulting," he said. "I knew the district from being nearby, so I figured 'what the heck?' I still had an interest in being involved in education and I saw an opportunity to help them out, and to help myself out."
So far, things have worked out well, Tucceri said. She noted Tucker was introduced at an all-school meeting on Feb. 4 and he immediately started talking to students.
"It's nice to have someone with his qualifications, and who is not afraid to go up to the kids and start a conversation," Tucceri said. "The kids have already been through a lot of transition this year."
Tucker's experience from the other side of that equation has been similar.
"The kids have been very friendly to me. Diane has been great. The teachers have been great," he said. "Even though I have a lot of experience, each district, each building is different. I'm starting to learn the building.
"The hardest part is trying to learn all the names," he said with a laugh.
Overall, his impression is that Tahanto has an atmosphere conducive to learning.
"The atmosphere in the school is very positive," he said. "It's a great culture for learning. There are happy kids and happy teachers, for the most part. A climate that is created by positive academics, athletics and clubs is an atmosphere that leads to learning in it."
For parents, Tucker said his goals are simple.
"Everyone has an obligation. Teachers teach and students learn," he said. "It's an administrator's job to help with those things. I try to be as fair and consistent as possible. Any decision I make, I do it with the kids in mind. That's my motto: Do what's best for the kids, whether it be discipline or helping them with a problem."
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
love it,its awesome it sounds russian at some times and it has an awesome techno sound
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its not a disco polo in hardstyle??
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Love it!! Oh my, its a wonderful song. ^__^ Keep it up.
I kept thinking of an old game, World Of Illusions, I dont know why this song reminded me of it. o__0 Haha. And maybe a mix of Tetris.
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The mix and tune is all done really well. You would have got the last 2 stars from me if you had compressed your drums, and used some effects such as reverb and delay throughout the song as well as filtering up and down parts of the lead here and there.
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variegated yarn
I have a new sweater pattern. The yarn for this is way out of my budget. The pattern was bought from LaLana Wools, pattern is called Bloomsbury Jacket. Mostly done in Granny Squares. I have been looking but I haven't come across the right site for the yarn. If you look close enough the yarn looks to me to have larger color variegated sections than most. Also I love the colors. It is also wool and I'd like to have a washable wool or a blended.
What would you suggest.
What size yarn is called for?` If it is fingering yarn, you could use sock yarn that's machine washable. I don't use wool, so I am not much help here.
I can think of a couple of yarns with long colorways. First is Kauni. Go to www.knit-purl.com and search for Kauni - they show small photos of the colorway changes. There was also a KAL for the Kauni cardigan and if you search on Ravelry you can find lots of knitters who have used this yarn. Kauni is not superwash.
Jojoland sells some long colorway superwash yarns, but I think it's in fingering weight. I have some Jojoland lace weight and it's lovely.
Some of the Noro yarns might be nice for your jacket.
Your jacket pattern is very pretty. Have a good time making it!
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I just fell in love with that pattern. I have made some squares with different shades of blue wool blend yarn. It is beautiful using the soft wool blends. Works up very easy. I'll check out the sites. You mention Noro and Jojoland are these sites too or can you buy this in stores. Do you know the names of the stores.
Thanks for the suggestions.
Claudia Hand Painted Short Sport looks like it's pretty close to what you want -- 100% Merino Wool, 50 grams/112 yds, 5-6 sts/inch, machine wash delicate. It comes in 11 colorways.
It's less than half the price of the LaLana Wools yarn -- $11.75/skein. Not cheap, of course, but not bad at all for a hand painted yarn.
You can order it online at the website below.
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There's too much killing
Jets have played equivalent of one full game short-handed
BOSTON -- As the second half of their team's season begins tonight at TD Garden against the Boston Bruins, Winnipeg Jets fans ought to be awfully twitchy about one department.
Through 41 games, Winnipeg has been short-handed 172 times, second-highest total in the NHL, behind only Ottawa.
Worse, when the exact time of that short-handedness is examined, no team has a bigger deficit between power-play time and penalty-killing time than the Jets.
They've been short-handed 61 minutes 42 seconds more than they've had the man advantage so far -- more than an entire game's worth.
The news isn't all bad. After an erratic flaring of tempers and emotions and uncertainty, the Jets have calmed down considerably and are trending in a good way.
After the first 20 games, Winnipeg led the league with 100 times shorthanded, and with an 80 per cent penalty kill, they were deservedly under .500.
But in the next 21 games, the team showed dramatic improvement. They were short-handed only 72 times. That's only 3.42 per game, and down from five, that's a drop of more than 30 per cent.
And bolstering the better discipline is the actual penalty killing itself.
Last season in Atlanta, the team was bottom-four, at 77.5 per cent.
In this season's first 20 games, it was similar at 80 per cent and near the bottom of the NHL.
But in the second quarter, the Jets have cut their power-play goals against in half, from 20 to 10, and bumped their percentage to 86.1 to reach mid-pack in the rankings at No. 14, with 82.6 per cent overall.
"I think it's getting used to one another," centre Jim Slater said of the positive trend. "Glasser (Tanner Glass) and I read well off each other. We've been doing it the whole season now together. We're figuring each other out, knowing who's going to take what.
"That's a big thing. Last year in Atlanta, this wasn't (a good stat) for us. So this is a big improvement for us.
"We've killed off some big penalties this year."
Slater said there's plenty of credit to go around the room.
"To (assistant coach) Charlie Huddy; he puts us through good video sessions," Slater said. "In a lot of cases, we didn't know what to expect from other teams. And we block a lot of shots, too."
The Jets, in fact, are No. 8 in the NHL in shots blocked (317) and defenceman Mark Stuart, individually, is No. 2 with 107 blocked shots.
The man-advantage time deficit, it's worth noting, isn't the be-all stat. The Columbus Blue Jackets are more than 72 minutes on the positive side and they're dead last in the NHL.
It's the risk that's worrisome in this comparison.
"It's something that we're going to need to (fix), definitely," said defenceman Zach Bogosian, a key member of the penalty-killing unit. "It wears on you, game after game. You've just got to make sure you're not taking stupid penalties. There's a time and place for some things but I'd say the hookings and holdings where maybe you're getting a little lazy, we've got to cut those back because they hurt you."
Jets coach Claude Noel said Monday he believes his coaching staff's message six weeks ago about taking penalties is getting through.
"You can't keep going down that road," he said. "We were so poor early that those numbers are keeping us up there (in short-handed situations). Everyone's starting to shrink up and we're doing the same, but we need to keep it up."
He also believes penalty killing has started to become a Jets asset.
"It's way more stable," Noel said. "We know what we're doing there. There's a lot less grey area.
"We expect to be better in the second half although it's tougher on your power play because teams are better."
Practised killers
The Jets have turned their fortunes around on penalty-killing since the season's first quarter:
First 20 games: 80 for 100
Record: 8-9-3
Next 21 games: 62 for 72
Record: 12-7-2
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Sheppard East LRT
|Sheppard East LRT
|Rapid transit
|Toronto rapid transit
|Toronto, Ontario
|Don Mills
|Toronto Transit Commission
|Rolling stock
|Flexity Freedom
|Line length
|13 km (8.1 mi)[1]
|Track gauge
|1,435 mm (4 ft 8 1⁄2 in) standard gauge
|750V DC overhead
The Sheppard East LRT is a planned light rail line in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, originally proposed as part of the Transit City proposal announced March 16, 2007. Put on hiatus in December 2010 by Premier Dalton McGuinty at the request of Mayor Rob Ford following the election of Ford, the line was re-instated at a special meeting of Toronto city council in March 2012.
The line is to be operated by the Toronto Transit Commission. Metrolinx had budgeted $944.5 million from 2009 through 2014 for the design and construction of the line.[2] Funding was approved by the provincial and federal governments in May 2009.[3] Detailed engineering had also been initiated for the grade separation of Sheppard Avenue East and the GO Transit tracks east of Kennedy Road. Construction for the line began on 21 December 2009 at Agincourt GO Station.[4] The line was expected to open on September 11, 2013, the first of the seven Transit City lines to be completed. The line was cancelled and construction halted by Mayor Rob Ford in April 2011, however City Council reinstated the line in March 2012. In June 2012, the province of Ontario announced that construction of the Sheppard East LRT would not resume until 2017 or finish until 2021.[5]
- 1 Route layout
- 2 Potential extensions
- 3 Transfer with the Sheppard Subway
- 4 Decision
- 5 Planned stops
- 6 Proposed Transit City LRT lines
- 7 Delay and restoration of the project
- 8 Economic benefits
- 9 See also
- 10 References
- 11 External links
Route layout[edit]
The Sheppard East LRT line is to run for 13.6 km, and was originally estimated to account for 17 million trips in 2021. The western terminus of the line is to be built at Don Mills Station at Don Mills Road in North York. The line will run along Sheppard Avenue East. The line will then continue east until it terminates at Meadowvale Road in Scarborough. A future extension east into Durham Region was under consideration as part of the original proposal.
For passengers travelling between North York and Scarborough city centres, a transfer between the Sheppard subway and the Sheppard East LRT at Don Mills station will be required. An interchange will also be built to connect the Sheppard East LRT line and the proposed extension of the Scarborough RT[6] to meet the LRT line at Sheppard Avenue and Markham Road.
Potential extensions[edit]
These proposed segments were not part of Transit City.
Don Mills Station to Finch Station[edit]
This proposal was extend the Sheppard East LRT north to Finch Avenue East from its western terminus at Don Mills Station, overlapping the Don Mills LRT to Finch Avenue East, then west on Finch Avenue East to Finch Station, where it would continue along Finch Avenue West as the Etobicoke-Finch West LRT line. This connection has been proposed to provide one seamless crosstown line across northern Toronto.
Meadowvale Road to Durham Region[edit]
This proposal would have extended the Sheppard East LRT east into Durham Region from the planned eastern terminus at Meadowvale Road. This extension would have taken the Sheppard East LRT from Meadowvale Road east to cross the Toronto/Durham Region border and continue to an undisclosed location within Durham Region.
Transfer with the Sheppard Subway[edit]
The TTC investigated several options for the transfer at or near Don Mills Road with the existing Sheppard Subway. The main obstacle is Highway 404 which the LRT may have tunnelled under, and the fact that the subway is located 18m below grade.
The five original options[edit]
- Surface LRT Connection: Hwy 404 bridge expanded to maintain existing traffic lanes and incorporate two lanes for LRT in the centre. Traffic lanes reduced near Don Mills Road to allow LRT stop on surface, in the centre of Sheppard - a wide centre platform would include stairs and elevators connecting to the mezzanine level of the subway station.
- Underground LRT Connection 1: Tunnel under Highway 404 beginning west of Consumers Road and connecting to the mezzanine/concourse level of the subway (one level below the surface, one level above the subway.)
- Underground LRT Connection 2: Tunnel under Highway 404 beginning west of Consumers Road and 'butting up' against the east end of the subway platform (two levels below the surface.)
- Subway Extension 1: Extend the subway to Consumers Road area and build an LRT connection there.
- Subway Extension 2: Shallow subway extension to Consumers Road with LRT station in the middle of Sheppard Avenue and a direct passage to the subway below.
The two recommended options[edit]
Option 3 – LRT Underground to Subway Platform Level at Don Mills
Subway platform extended to east, LRT tracks on either side, level transfer
1. For customers east of Victoria Park and destined to subway, just as good as Option 5 (below)
2. Lower cost
3. Tunnel construction would be designed to allow for future subway extension
1. Separation between subway and LRT still under policy discussion; separation between vehicles could be 100–125 metres
Option 5 – Shallow Subway Extension to Consumers Road with Surface LRT Connection
LRT station in the middle of Sheppard Avenue (east of Consumers Road), direct passageways to subway below
1. Avoids need for travellers from business park to travel one stop, then transfer to subway as per Option 3 (above)
2. Given the above, much more effective "catalyst" for more dense, transit-oriented development in this development node
1. Much higher cost
2. More detailed design necessary to determine if "shallow" subway achievable – more work required on depth needed to avoid settlement near Highway 404 bridge and to avoid large, six metre deep sanitary sewer near Consumers Road
The TTC decided on option 3.
Planned stops[edit]
The Sheppard East LRT was to be constructed in two phases.
Phase One[edit]
Phase One will run along Sheppard Avenue East from Don Mills Road to Morningside Avenue.
|Don Mills
|Connection to the Sheppard line and proposed Don Mills LRT
|Consumers Road
|At Grade
|Victoria Park Avenue
|Pharmacy Avenue
|Palmdale Drive
|Warden Avenue
|Bay Mills Boulevard
|Birchmount Road
|Allanford Road
|Kennedy Road
|Agincourt GO Station
|Connection to the Stouffville GO train line
|Midland Avenue
|Brimley Road
|Brownspring Road
|McCowan Road
|Connection to proposed Bloor-Danforth Subway extension
|White Haven
|Shorting Road
|Massie Street
|Markham Road
|Progress Avenue
|Connection to possible Scarborough RT extension
|Washburn Way
|Burrows Hall
|Neilson Road
|Murison Boulevard
|Brenyon Way
|Morningside Avenue
|Connection to proposed Scarborough Malvern LRT
Phase Two[edit]
Phase Two will run along Sheppard Avenue East from Morningside Avenue to Meadowvale Road.
- Dean Park Road
- Idagrove Gate
- Meadowvale Road
Proposed Transit City LRT lines[edit]
- Eglinton Crosstown LRT
- Jane LRT
- Etobicoke-Finch West LRT
- Don Mills LRT
- Scarborough Malvern LRT
- Waterfront West LRT
- Sheppard East LRT
Delay and restoration of the project[edit]
In April 2011, Mayor Rob Ford and the province of Ontario announced a transit plan that included the subway extensions and cancelled the Sheppard East LRT. Despite the inclusion of the extensions, no public funding was allocated for construction and work on the LRT was to be abandoned at significant cost.[7] Instead of building the previously-funded LRT, Mayor Rob Ford proposed soliciting private financing for a subway extension; however, no specific plans for raising the funding were announced,[8] and Gordon Chong, head of the TTC agency tasked with analyzing the new subway plans, suggested that the project would not be feasible without a detailed funding plan including new taxes and levies. Lack of confidence in Mayor Ford's subway proposal eventually led council, under the guidance of TTC chair Karen Stintz, to appoint an expert panel to review the options for rapid transit on Sheppard East and to present a preferred alternative.[9] On March 21, 2012, city council received the report, authored by Professor Eric Miller, which strongly recommended proceeding with the original LRT plan. On March 22, after over a day and a half of debate, city council formally endorsed a return to the LRT plan for Sheppard east.[10] In June 2012, the province of Ontario announced that construction of the Sheppard east LRT would not resume until 2017 or finish until 2021.[11]
Economic benefits[edit]
There has been an ongoing discussion as to economic benefits of Toronto's different rapid transit choices, including the benefits of building an LRT along Sheppard.[12] Tess Kalinowski, writing in the Toronto Star, reported on the views of Andre Sorensen, who compared the likely economic stimilus of building an LRT along Sheppard, with the likely economic benefits of building mayor John Tory's Smart Track surface subway, or building the 7 kilometres (4.3 mi) extension of the TTC's heavy rail system from Kennedy Station to Sheppard. Sorenson, a University of Toronto professor of Human Geography, had recently published a paper on this topic. Sorenson's team concluded that not only would the $1 billion CAD provide more economic stimulus per dollar than the other two more expensive routes, but that it would provide more economic benefits in absolute terms. Sorenson also asserted that, in addition to being cheaper, and providing more economic benefits, the Sheppard LRT could be completed years earlier than the other two routes, and that, unlike the other two routes, its entire capital cost would be funded by the Province of Ontario, not by the City of Toronto.
See also[edit]
- Light rail
- Politics of light rail in North America
- Transit City
- Toronto Transit Commission
- Toronto streetcar system
- Toronto subway and RT
- ^ "Metrolinx Etobicoke-Finch West LRT Environmental Project Report Executive Summary". http://www.metrolinx.com/en/docs/pdf/finch_west_ea/executive_summary.pdf.
- ^ Lambert, Kim; John Howe (2008-11-28). "2009/10 and Five-Year Capital Plan" (PDF). Metrolinx. Retrieved 2008-11-29.
- ^ Ferguson, Rob; Kalinowski, Tess (2009-05-15). "Toronto gets nearly $1B for new LRT line". The Star. Retrieved 2010-05-23.
- ^ "Transit City Light Rail Plan: Status Update for February 2009" (PDF). Toronto Transit Commission. 2009-02-02. Retrieved 2009-02-15.
- ^ "Delay to Sheppard East LRT raises hopes of possible subway line". Scarborough Mirror. 2012-08-24. Retrieved 25 October 2012.
- ^ "Proposed Extension of the Scarborough Rapid Transit (SRT)". Retrieved 2008-03-30.
- ^ "Toronto must pay at least $49M to cancel LRT plan". CBC News. 2011-04-01. Retrieved 2 April 2011.
- ^ Alcoba, Natalie. "Q&A: Digging into transit plan". National Post. Retrieved 2 April 2011.
- ^ Granatstein, Rob. "Rob Ford's Sheppard hole: Granatstein". Toronto Sun. Retrieved 4 April 2011.
- ^ "Mayor Rob Ford loses Toronto subway vote". CBC News. 2012-03-22.
- ^ "Delay to Sheppard East LRT raises hopes of possible subway line". Scarborough Mirror. 2012-08-24. Retrieved 25 October 2012.
- ^ Tess Kalinowksi (2015-03-11). "Scarborough LRT would attract more development than subway: Study". Toronto Star. Archived from the original on 2015-03-12.
The study looked at the prospects for redevelopment along LRT routes on Eglinton-Morningside and Malvern, as well as Sheppard. Combined, they had 18.4 hectares per kilometre that could be available for redevelopment. That was more than the 12 hectares per kilometre on SmartTrack and 11.1 hectares per kilometre on the McCowan subway route, which is supposed to replace the aging Scarborough RT.
External links[edit]
- Official TTC site
- Proposed Sheppard Avenue East Light Rail Transit (LRT) Class Environmental Assessment Study website
- Sheppard East LRT: Stops and Interchange Stations
- Sheppard East LRT Stops and stations


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spider mites!
I have spider mites in certain parts of my garden. They were all over my brugs, but ive been using malathion trying to battle them. well it worked on my brugs, and no return spider mites, but on other things in my yard its taking a little longer and more applications to kill them, than it did with the brugs. I live in california, and am very tired of this problem. what systemic or anything else will kill them almost in one shot? ive used the bayer mix and pour systemics, which i dont think did any damage to the spider mites! please help me!
You might want to know that the use of malathion has been documented to have a rebound effect: because it kills so many important beneficial insects the pests are able to multiply like crazy. In general terms, the more you use those kinds of pesticides, the more you HAVE to, and the less effective they become.
I wish I could help you with your mite problem. My choice has been to avoid those plants that are known pest magnets. I do use certain pesticides upon occasion, such as insecticidal soap and Neem oil, but nothing else to speak of.
Hopefully, some helpful souls will jump in with some helpful and long term advice. Good luck.
It has been my experience with mites that you can never get 'em all. The pesticide resistant ones reproduce with more offspring that is also resistant. Since they reproduce about every four days they can return quickly. The method I use on my tomatoes is to give them a bath every three or four days when the mites are active. I spray upward to the underside of the foliage from below with heavy droplets from the nozzle (a stiff spray can damage foliage) with enough force to flood the foliage, knocking them off the undersides of the leaves and drowning them.
Mites may build a resistance to pesticides, but they never will learn to swim. Besides, I don't like chems on the 'maters.
You can get rid of all of them with repeated applications of neem and soap & water. I had them inside for 2 years and finally got rid of them all last winter. Rotate applications every 5-7 days for at least 6 weeks. Check out this thread.
Here is a link that might be useful: does this sound like spider mites?


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"Great Read!"
All Sime/Gen fans should read this story. I've always wanted to understand more about Channel training and this is it. On top, this is a love story that is sweet without being graphic. My kind of story.
At the end when the Farris channel understand the purpose of Vret actions. If I tell more, it will give the story away.
The Qualifying scene of Vret was my favorite.
It wasn't that kind of book. It did give me pride. Feelings that were evoke from the success of efforts of the main character, Vret.
One of the best narrator's I've heard. He had great inflection and dramatic pausing which is how I would have read the book. The only down was that he didn't know how to pronounce a few of the special Sime/Gen words. That I can forgive when the listening was so intensely pleasurable.
"Most Enjoyable"
The reader was excellent. Each character had a distinctive voice. You can "see" the characters in your mind by listening to the narration.
Adrian. He is both frustrating and likable. Plus he is discovering who he is. It's a journey that everyone must take.
Absolutely. All of her voices are amazing.
Great series. I'm looking forward to the rest. I just wish that it would be less than a year before the next is available.
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I'm having a bit of trouble setting up the mash in Brew Target.
I think I'm doing everything correctly, but it keeps giving me a strike water temp of 177 degrees, which seems way off to me.
I tried following the "how to" manual, but I still get that 177 strike temp for mash.
I click on the blue + under "mash tab and enter the following:
Type: infusion
Target Temp: 152 F
Infuse Amount: I leave blank because I then use the Mash Wiz to calculate it.
Infuse temp: I let Mash Wiz calculate
Time: 1 hour
Temp lag time: I leave blank (not sure what this is?)
End temp: I leave this at 32 F, but I'm not entirely sure what it is, or if I should change it. Maybe this is my problem?
I hit "Okay," then I do the Mash Wiz and enter 1.25 qt/lb.
It gives me the 177 strike water for both the mash and the sparge...
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
It is telling you 177 + heat lost to grain and mashtun = 152 target temp.
The sparge temp is probably that high because it is trying to get you up to "mash out" temps.
FWIW, I leave the entire mash section blank and just use the mash wiz button. The volumes and temps I get have always given me the correct target results as far as temp and volume are concerned.
I THINK that the temp lag time is referring to how long you need to wait until the temperature in your mash tun has equalized.
I just thought the 177 seemed high. I usually see people use strike water around 165 for a 152 mash... I thought maybe I entered something wrong.
But that's sort of what seems wrong. It says to use 177 degree water to bring the original mash to 152, but then the same temp water (177), to bring it up to 165 for sparge?
Thanks for the suggestions; I'll try using only the mash wiz as you described.
Well, I did something wrong, I just don't know what...
I downloaded the rail of Beer Smith, entered the same info, and got a strike water temp of 165 F, which seems more likely than 177 F. Either way, it's a huge difference.
Any ideas what I did wrong?
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My website has a more complete plant list on it of stuff I have - lemme know if you see something else you want - I might have it...
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More Peace Than Death In The Quality Of The Silence Tonight Poem by Patrick White
More peace than death in the quality of the silence tonight.
In such a vastness, after so many turnings at the crossroads,
I can feel you breathing in the dark within me
as I used to watch you dream for hours
in the glow of the fire on an ice bound night
when no one was on the roads like buttered mirrors
and only the shadows and moonlight moved
like ghosts that were sure of their footing
and the elastic cats were stretched out in the warmth
like deserted shorelines as far as they could go
as if they never wanted to come back to themselves.
My love for you burned like a poppy of blood
in the white gold of the wheat of my body
I offered you like bread, as you, yours to me,
wine that had been crushed like wild grapes
from the vineyards of a thousand new moons.
Though space and time be one continuum,
dimension and direction, vectors of shadows on a sundial,
two feathers of the same flightpath of a nightbird
that disappears into the silence of its longing
as if it had found its voice in the stillness of the immensities
that enclosed us like two secrets that revealed
what was intimately human about the mystery of life,
just to feel the light gathering in my eyes
as I looked upon your face the way the stars
shine down upon the earth was always and only
as far as I ever had to seek to know why I lived.
The journey finds itself like a planet around a fire at night.
And all that is huge and incomprehensible about love,
is contained in the watershed of a single tear
we shed in joy as it floods the heart to realize
how wrong our starmaps were for so long about so much
though they try to fix our brevity to a time and a place
and a myth we could look up to when we're lost
all we ever had to do, rooted in each other's starmud,
was let the shining find us, even on the coldest nights,
like flowers blooming in the soporific aura of a fire
while your eyes were dreaming like a nightstream
under its eyelids of ice, and mine, for all the lightyears since
my seeing has ripened in time, and this night is no exception,
were grateful to witness the poppies flaring
in the gardens of the afterlife of Orion as near
as a pair of cardinals taking shelter in a snowbound cedar tree.
We burned brightly together for awhile, did we not- -
two flames of a root fire folding its wings
like a love poem I wanted you to find in the morning
that didn't return to its grave like a ghost of smoke
lingering long into the dawn of that hour you awoke
beside me, the sun gleaming in the crude chandeliers
of the icicles and the snow fronds of the ferns on the windows,
though things that were near and familiar have been
estranged by space and time, and the melting roads we once
walked down together in the spring are long gone, I write to you
in warm tears as I did that night in the glow of a fire
even after all these years, that can still take the chill off the air
as if the flames in the heartwood of the lives we are consumed by
refeather the dragons on the pyres of sumac, even time, though
it's cold and cutting, can't blow out like stars flowering on the wind.
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Indeed. I would say, unemployment is generally the number one economic problem.
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And to round-out this Sunday Voyager bonanza!
Flesh and Blood
This episode started out really well and then fell apart into a shadow of its earlier self. What I found so great about the early parts of the episode was how realistically and rationally everyone was acting, there wasn't a single moment where I questioned why characters were doing what they were doing. Iden was an oppressed individual who wanted to free his people, Shmully didn't trust him at first but was willing to hear him out, Janeway and the Hirogen were willing to work together in order to stop the threat of the holograms. The characters were driving the plot in interesting directions. If this had just been a normal one-part episode then, depending upon the ending, it could have achieved a score of 8 or 9 out of 10.
But at the 37 minute mark the eventual decline into nonsense began. Janeway wouldn't reason with Shmully, the Hirogen in the mess hall rioted for no reason, Janeway wouldn't reason with Iden and Iden wouldn't reason with Janeway. Why did all these things happen? Because the writing staff apparently decided to extend this good one-hour adventure into a feature-length event and that meant that characters had to do dumb things in order to set up the second part. Shmully defected, Iden abducted B'Elanna, more Hirogen show up and act needlessly aggressive. The plot is now driving the characters into doing stupid things.
Then there's Iden's character. In the first part of the episode he is a hero, a man trying to free his people from a ruthless band of hunters. In the second part he turns into megalomaniac who is determined to exact revenge by hunting the hunters. In the first part there is nothing wrong with Iden so Shmully's actions in defecting to him make some form of sense, but in order to make Shmully wrong and Janeway right they do a complete 180 on the character and turn him evil. What happens to Iden is a complete tragedy, his character is reduced to a pointless villain-of-the-week who kills people while spouting one-liners.
The worst part of the episode is the final scene when Janeway decides not to punish Shmully for his actions because she allowed him to grow in the first place. I have two words for that:
Thirty Days
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. By letting Shmully off the hook for an act that would have put a human crewmember in the brig she is essentially saying that holograms are not the equal of humans and need to be given special treatment, and that undermines some of the best parts of this episode. This is one of the worst endings to an episode of Voyager ever.
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Albert Campbell
Stories, songs and rhymes for children and their caregivers. Drop in, no registration required.
Sat Apr 18
Sat Apr 25
Sat May 02
Sat May 09
Sat May 16
Bring your family to the library for songs and story time.
Fri May 01
Fri May 08
Fri May 15
Fri May 22
Fri May 29
Come and join us at Thorncliffe branch for an hour-long program of stories and crafts for children of all ages. Parents and care-givers welcome. For more information call 416-396-3865.
Sat Apr 04
Sat Apr 18
Sat May 02
Sat May 16
Sat May 30
Albert Campbell
Stories, songs and tickling rhymes for babies and their caregivers! For children aged 1-18 months. To register please visit the branch or call 416-396-8890.
Wed Apr 15
Wed Apr 22
Wed Apr 29
Wed May 06
Wed May 13
McGregor Park
Venez vous amuser avec des histoires et des chansons en français. Come and have fun in french with stories and songs....
Thu Apr 09
Thu Apr 16
Thu Apr 23
Thu Apr 30
Albert Campbell
Children (Grades 1-6 as of Sept. 2014) requiring help with reading and writing skills receive individualized help for one hour per week. Free program. To register, please visit the library branch or call 416-396-8900....
S. Walter Stewart
Join us for stories, songs and crafts!
Wed Jul 08
Wed Jul 15
Wed Jul 22
Wed Jul 29


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