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The SLD follows an open architecture and allows all apps to be remotely displayed onto its screen automatically out of the box and will work with iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. Developers using standard iOS protocols can write their software to take advantage of this display and do new things not possible before. For example, eliminate on screen control buttons and create as much as 30% more viewable information. An app can be set to display information based on phase of flight automatically. Taxi diagrams can be auto zoomed with directional arrows displayed; auto switch to a PFD or synthetic vision or moving map on take-off; switch to an approach plate with altitude and speeds displayed in line of sight when that is part of the flight plan. The ideas are endless.
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Umberto Eco (born 5 January 1932) is an Italian philosopher, semiotician, essayist, literary critic, and novelist, most famous for his novel The Name of the Rose (1980), an intellectual mystery combining semiotics in fiction, biblical analysis, medieval studies and literary theory.
- See also:
- Foucault's Pendulum (1989)
- The Island of the Day Before (1994)
- Not long ago, if you wanted to seize political power in a country you had merely to control the army and the police. Today it is only in the most backward countries that fascist generals, in carrying out a coup d'état, still use tanks. If a country has reached a high degree of industrialization the whole scene changes. The day after the fall of Khrushchev, the editors of Pravda, Izvestiia, the heads of the radio and television were replaced; the army wasn't called out. Today a country belongs to the person who controls communications.
- Il costume di casa (1973); as translated in Travels in Hyperreality (1986)
- Semiotics is in principle the discipline studying everything which can be used in order to lie. If something cannot be used to tell a lie, conversely it cannot be used to tell the truth: it cannot in fact be used "to tell" at all.
- Trattato di semiotica generale (1975); [A Theory of Semiotics] (1976)
- Variant: A sign is anything that can be used to tell a lie.
- A democratic civilization will save itself only if it makes the language of the image into a stimulus for critical reflection — not an invitation for hypnosis.
- "Can Television Teach?" in Screen Education 31 (1979), p. 12
- I started to write [The Name of the Rose] in March of 1978, moved by a seminal idea. I wanted to poison a monk.
- Quoted in Myriem Bouzaher's introduction to the French version of The Name of the Rose, Postille al Nome della Rosa, Page 18 (1985)
- In the United States, politics is a profession, whereas in Europe it is a right and a duty.
- Preface to the American edition of Travels in Hyperreality (1986)
- The real hero is always a hero by mistake; he dreams of being an honest coward like everybody else. If it had been possible he would have settled the matter otherwise, and without bloodshed. He doesn't boast of his own death or of others'. But he does not repent. He suffers and keeps his mouth shut; if anything, others then exploit him, making him a myth, while he, the man worthy of esteem, was only a poor creature who reacted with dignity and courage in an event bigger than he was.
- "Why Are They Laughing In Those Cages?", in Travels in Hyperreality : Essays (1986), Ch. III : The Gods of the Underworld, p. 122
- To read fiction means to play a game by which we give sense to the immensity of things that happened, are happening, or will happen in the actual world. By reading narrative, we escape the anxiety that attacks us when we try to say something true about the world. This is the consoling function of narrative — the reason people tell stories, and have told stories from the beginning of time.
- Six Walks in the Fictional Woods (1994) Chapter Four: "Possible Woods"
- Reflecting on these complex relationships between reader and story, fiction and life, can constitute a form of therapy against the sleep of reason, which generates monsters.
- Six Walks in the Fictional Woods (1994) Chapter Six: "Fictional Protocols"
- After all, the cultivated person's first duty is to be always prepared to rewrite the encyclopaedia.
- Serendipities: Language and Lunacy (1998)
- I don't miss my youth. I'm glad I had one, but I wouldn't like to start over.
- "On the Disadvantages and Advantages of Death" in La mort et l'immortalié, edited by Frédéric Lenoir (2004)
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- Il nome della rosa (1980); The Name of the Rose (1983)
- There are magic moments, involving great physical fatigue and intense motor excitement, that produce visions of people known in the past. As I learned later from the delightful little book of the Abbé de Bucquoy, there are also visions of books as yet unwritten.
- A monk should surely love his books with humility, wishing their good and not the glory of his own curiosity; but what the temptation of adultery is for laymen and the yearning for riches is for secular ecclesiastics, the seduction of knowledge is for monks.
- Books are not made to be believed, but to be subjected to inquiry. When we consider a book, we mustn't ask ourselves what it says but what it means...
- William of Baskerville
- Because learning does not consist only of knowing what we must or we can do, but also of knowing what we could do and perhaps should not do.
- "That man is ... odd," I dared say to William.
"He is, or has been, in many ways a great man. But for this very reason he is odd. It is only petty men who seem normal."
- The Devil is not the Prince of Matter; the Devil is the arrogance of the spirit, faith without smile, truth that is never seized by doubt. The Devil is grim because he knows where he is going, and, in moving, he always returns whence he came.
- William of Baskerville
- The hand of God creates; it does not conceal.
- William of Baskerville
- Stat rosa pristina nomine, nomina nuda tenemus.
- Adso
- There is only one thing that arouses animals more than pleasure, and that is pain. Under torture you are as if under the dominion of those grasses that produce visions. Everything you have heard told, everything you have read returns to your mind, as if you were being transported, not toward heaven, but towards hell. Under torture you say not only what the inquisitor wants, but also what you imagine might please him, because a bond (this, truly, diabolical) is established between you and him.
- Temi, Adso, i profeti e coloro disposti a morire per la verità, ché di solito fan morire moltissimo con loro, spesso prima di loro, talvolta al posto loro.
- Fear prophets, Adso, and those prepared to die for the truth, for as a rule they make many others die with them, often before them, at times instead of them.
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Maybe we'll all be surprised.
This postseason seems particularly predictable. Jeffersonville, Brownstown, Borden are expected to dominate their sectionals. The winner of tonight's Clarksville-Providence showdown will take the title of favorite at Crawford County.
Jeff will likely have to go through New Albany, and Brownstown through a pretty talented Corydon team. Crawford County could be a factor as the hosts of the Class 2A sectional. But even those potential upsets seem highly unlikely.
With that said, strange things seem to happen in the tournament. Silver Creek and the host Pirates hope to make some noise at Charlestown. Perhaps Christian Academy is playing well enough to challenge Borden.
Maybe. But probably not.
At least we have Providence-Clarksville. It's a great way to kick off sectional week. The winner will not only go on to be the Crawford County Sectional favorite, but either is capable of making a long tournament run.
Here's a look at tonight's potential crosstown classic — as well as Tuesday's and Wednesday's other eight local sectional games:
Floyd Central (6-16) vs. Jeffersonville (19-3)
• Time: 6 p.m.
• Radio: WNAS-88.1 FM, WQKC-1450 AM.
• Rankings: Jeffersonville — Class 4A No. 13 AP, No. 11 IBCA.
• Computer-based Sagarin rankings: Floyd Central 240 (Class 4A No. 95); Jeffersonville 13 (Class 4A No. 12).
• Series all-time: Jeffersonville 47-18 (Jeff has won 13 straight in the series; Jeff is 12-4 vs. Floyd in tournament games).
• Series last 15 years: Jeffersonville 23-1 (Jeff 7-1 in tournament games).
• Regular-season matchup: At Jeffersonville 59, Floyd Central 39 on Jan. 11.
• Analysis: Floyd has played much better of late and should be improved in 2013-14. It's unfortunate the Highlanders had to draw Jeff in the opening round.
• Greg's Pick: Jeffersonville 77, Floyd Central 52.
New Albany (13-7) at Seymour (2-18)
• Time: Approximately 7:30 p.m.
• Radio: WNAS-88.1 FM, WQKC-1450 AM.
• Computer-based Sagarin rankings: New Albany 61 (Class 4A No. 44); Seymour 356 (Class 4A No. 100).
• Series last 15 years: New Albany 21-3 overall (New Albany 7-1 in tournament games).
• Regular-season matchup: New Albany 69, at Seymour 26 on Dec. 14.
• Analysis: It was a rough season for Seymour and it will come to an ugly end for the Owls.
• Greg's Pick: New Albany 60, Seymour 41.
Brownstown Central (20-1) vs. Silver Creek (9-11)
• Time: 6 p.m.
• Rankings: Brownstown Central — Class 3A No. 4 AP.
• Computer-based Sagarin rankings: Brownstown Central 51 (Class 3A No. 10); Silver Creek 184 (Class 3A No. 49).
• Series last 15 years: Brownstown Central 10-8 (1-1 in tournament games).
• Regular-season matchup: At Brownstown Central 39, Silver Creek 23 on Jan. 11.
• Analysis: Silver Creek's Brandon Hoffman deserves to be in the Coach of the Year discussion after the Dragons' second half of the season. But Brownstown seems destined for a long tournament run.
• Greg's Pick: Brownstown Central 59, Silver Creek 47.
Corydon Central (16-5) at Charlestown (11-9)
• Internet broadcast: CPPSB.com
• Time: 6 p.m.
• Computer-based Sagarin rankings: Corydon Central 106 (Class 3A No. 22); Charlestown 200 (Class 3A No. 54).
• Series last 15 years: Corydon Central 17-2 (Corydon 2-0 in tournament games).
• Regular-season matchup: Corydon Central 60, at Charlestown 50 on Feb. 2.
• Analysis: Corydon has knocked the Pirates out of the tournament the past two years and the Panthers won in Charlestown earlier this month. Even at home, that's a lot of history to overcome for C'town.
• Greg's Pick: Corydon Central 59, Charlestown 52.
NOTE: More information at www.charlestownpiratepride.com/boysbasketballsectionalpage.htm.
North Harrison (13-7) vs. Scottsburg (4-16)
• Time: Approximately 7:30 p.m.
• Computer-based Sagarin rankings: North Harrison 173 (Class 3A No. 44); Scottsburg 306 (Class 3A No. 86).
• Series last 15 years: Scottsburg 15-3.
• Regular-season matchup: North Harrison 73, at Scottsburg 45 on Jan. 5.
• Analysis: Scottsburg seemed to find something at the end of the year. But it won't be enough to overcome a North Harrison program having its best season in nearly a decade.
• Greg's Pick: North Harrison 63, Scottsburg 53.
Henryville (0-19) at Crawford County (13-7)
• Time: 6 p.m.
• Computer-based Sagarin rankings: Henryville 412 (Class 2A No. 100); Crawford County 179 (Class 2A No. 27).
• Series last 15 years: No meetings.
• Regular-season matchup: The regular-season matchup between the Wolfpack and Hornets was canceled due to the Feb. 21 winter forecast.
• Analysis: Henryville will finish the season without a win, but the improvement late in the season was obvious. The Hornets pushed Oldenburg Academy, West Washington and Indianapolis Herron in three of their last six games.
• Greg's Pick: Crawford County 64, Henryville 41.
Clarksville (15-5) vs. Providence (17-3)
• Time: Approximately 7:30 p.m.
• Rankings: Clarksville — Class 2A No. 8 AP; Providence — Class 2A No. 3 AP.
• Computer-based Sagarin rankings: Clarksville 120 (Class 2A No. 12); Providence 69 (Class 2A No. 5).
• Series last 15 years: Providence 21-7 (Providence 2-0 in tournament games).
• Regular-season matchups: Providence 38, Clarksville 36 (Silver Creek Holiday Tournament); At Providence 60, Clarksville 51 (regular-season matchup).
• Analysis: This is the second neutral-court matchup between the Generals and Pioneers this season. The first one was a classic. It could have gone either way — and that will be the case again tonight. It's a toss-up. I'm taking Providence only because the Pioneers have been more consistent throughout the season.
• Greg's Pick: Providence 47, Clarksville 46.
Rock Creek Academy (8-14) vs. Lanesville (12-8)
• Time: 6 p.m.
• Computer-based Sagarin rankings: Rock Creek 297 (Class A No. 52); Lanesville 213 (Class A No. 27).
• Series last 15 years: Lanesville 13-2 (Lanesville 2-0 in tournament games).
• Regular-season matchup: Lanesville 67, at Rock Creek 45.
• Analysis: Rock Creek beat Cannelton last Friday for its first win in over a month. The Lions sputtered down the stretch. That's not good heading into a matchup against an experienced Lanesville team that beat the Lions by 22 points earlier this season.
• Greg's Pick: Lanesville 69, Rock Creek 49.
South Central (13-7) at Borden (17-3)
• Time: Approximately 7:30 p.m.
• Rankings: Borden — Class A No. 10 AP.
• Computer-based Sagarin rankings: South Central 264 (Class A No. 41); Borden 177 (Class A No. 16).
• Series last 15 years: Borden 12-11 (Borden 3-0 in tournament games, including 71-51 in last year's sectional championship).
• Regular-season matchup: At Borden 77, South Central 42
• Analysis: It won't be 35 points again, but the Braves should win comfortably again.
• Greg's Pick: Borden 69, South Central 58.
Team Record Last
1. Jeffersonville 19-3 1
2. Providence 17-3 2
3. Borden 17-3 3
4. Clarksville 15-5 5
5. New Albany 13-7 4
6. Charlestown 11-9 6
7. Silver Creek 9-11 8
8. Eastern 9-11 7
9. Christian Academy 11-9 9
10. Floyd Central 6-16 10
Note on the Power Poll: The power polls aren't based solely on which teams would beat which. Team records, how teams are expected to perform in their respective class sectionals and how the teams are playing in the past couple of weeks are factors also taken into account.
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GREG'S PICKS: Tourney time: Postseason begins tonight
Expect great first-round game between Generals, Pioneers
- Local Sports
BOYS' BASKETBALL: Bulldog seniors prove skeptics wrong
Trio has been huge for New Albany in 2013-14
HARDWOOD AFTERMATH: Revisiting Dragons' unforgettable run
Hibbard comes through for New Albany
COLLEGE SPORTS: IU Southeast baseball knocks off Hanover
Heines, Leanhart win KIAC honors
COLLEGE NOTEBOOK: March 11, 2014
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: Brittany Stover (William & Mary gymnastics, New Albany graduate, So.)
CLASS 3A NORTH HARRISON SECTIONAL: Dragons finish off Braves, incredible sectional run
Silver Creek capture first sectional since 2000, 37-36 over No. 8 Brownstown
CLASS 4A SEYMOUR SECTIONAL: Bulldogs claim first title since 2011
Hibbard 3s help New Albany beat Jennings, 55-49
CLASS 2A PAOLI SECTIONAL: Generals win back-to-back crowns
Clarksville takes big early lead, holds on for 41-32 win over crosstown rival
CLASS A BORDEN SECTIONAL: Lions fall in overtime to Lanesville
Late surge not enough for Rock Creek in 68-65 loss
- PHOTO GALLERY: Boys' basketball sectional semifinals Featured teams include New Albany, Charlestown, Silver Creek, Rock Creek, Christian Academy, and Borden.
CLASS 3A NORTH HARRISON SECTIONAL: Silver Creek upsets No. 6 Corydon, 74-51
Dragons will face No. 7 Brownstown in tonight's title game
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50 Things to Do in Oakland Before You Die
San Franciscans have been known to stick up their nose at Oakland - often considered SF's grimy, suburban little sister. But anyone who's spent time in The Town knows it's got a vibrant arts culture, incredible foodie scene, and strong sense of community and history all to itself.
Oakland newbies don't be intimidated - pick a few of these Things to Do Before you Die for a guaranteed incredible day, evening, or night in the other city by the bay.
1. Take a tour (paired with a private tasting) of Blue Bottle Coffee's Oakland factory
2. Eat Dim Sum for lunch with a huge group at Legendary Palace in Oakland's Chinatown
3. See a scrappy band play live and load up on LPs at 1-2-3-4 Go! Records
4. Pack a picnic and take a trip to Lake Temescal on a sunny day for sunbathing, duck-feeding, and playing catch
5. Have a mac n' cheese party with your friends at Homeroom (order a bunch of different kinds and share them all)
6. Score awesome treasures at the yearly Oakland White Elephant Sale, which benefits the Oakland Museum of California
7. Nerd out over any kind of magazine you can think of at Issues.
8. Get your hair did and browse the rock n' roll infused vintage duds at Down at Lulu's
9. Hike among towering redwood trees in Redwood Regional Park
10. Tailgate with Banjo Man and then sit behind the bleacher drummers at an Oakland A's baseball game
11. Grab a quick lunch at Market Hall then window shop through Rockridge
12. Join the after-church crowd for a huge, homemade breakfast at Oakland classic ButtercuP Grill and Bar
13. Eat a fried chicken sandwich and strawberry shortcake on old ironing boards from Bakesale Betty's
14. Go on a self-tour of Montclair Village's "Storybook Houses" including their library and firehouse
15. Hike the surprisingly beautiful Mountain View Cemetery
16. Take a perfectly cheesy gondola ride on Lake Merritt or rent your own watercraft
17. Get a straight razor shave at Temescal Alley Barbershop
18. Experience the Raider Nation Black Hole during a game at the Oakland Coliseum
19. Find a kid to accompany you to Children's Fairyland
20. Explore Oakland Museum's incredible Early Landscape Painting collection
21. Bike Mandela parkway and get a table at Brown Sugar Kitchen for a soul food breakfast
22. Spend a summer afternoon in the beer garden at Classic Cars West, sipping local brews and checking out groovy wheels
23. Visit one of City Slicker Farms' community markets to see Oakland's urban farm boom in action
24. Fulfill your childhood comics fantasy and buy yourself a treat at Dr. Comics and Mr. Games
25. Take a metal forging class at The Crucible
26. Hit up either the Oakland Art Murmur's First Fridays (or more mellow Saturday Strolls) monthly for a dose of top-notch art, mingling, and drinking
27. Drink a a freshly squeezed greyhound at Café Van Kleef
28. Go to a Golden State Warriors game (before they relocate to SF in 2017)
29. Sample the incredible selection of beers at The Trappist in Old Oakland
30. See a live show or movie at Oakland's art deco masterpiece the Paramount Theatre
31. Catch an independent film at the iconic Grand Lake Theater - bonus points if you're showing is in the "Egypt Room" or you go on Wurlitzer night
32. Try the hand-made Sesame Paste noodles from Chinatown's Shan Dong
33. Try neighborhood favorite Laotian Fried Rice Ball Salad (Nam Kaow) at Champa Garden
34. Before catching a live show at the Fox Theater, sample gastro-pub food while playing bocce ball at Make Westing
35. See stand-up at The New Parish (bonus points if it's a Dave Chappelle show)
36. Chow down at a whole hog dinner at Oliveto
37. Try a homemade tonic cocktail along with fabulous pizza at Boot and Shoe Service
38. Stand in line on the red carpet at 1 a.m. waiting to eat Chicken 'n' Waffles at Home of C & W
39. Get your groove on at underground Air Lounge on a Saturday night
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41. Brave the sketchy 'hood and gorge on late-night tacos at Sinaloa taco truck
42. Watch sunset from atop Skyline Boulevard then stargaze on a clear night from Chabot Space and Science Center
43. Throw a penny into Jack London's Cabin and then slip around the slanted floor at the historic Heinold's First & Last Chance Saloon
44. Glow under the red lights at The Ruby Room
45. Visit the Mormon Temple during the holidays for an epic light show.
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Tell her the Dwt Family is thinking about her and wishing her well soon.
When it rains it pours... (and not just because orf Katrina)
DisneyAPMama (My friend Tasha) was admitted to the hospital last night. Her husband is home with all 4 kiddies. I don't know much yet, I'll update when I know more, please keep her in your thoughts and prayers....
Prayers for the entire family are on their way!
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Well, Tasha is still in the hospital, so things aren't looking too good right now, she is in having a procedure done right now, so I don't know much, but I will let you all know when I do....
Keep us updated Bonny. I'll for her as well on my way home. Hope the procedure goes well.Originally Posted by MommytoMJM
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An ambitious expansion of the Kansas City streetcar system has gotten approval from a City Council Committee.
The plan is for a taxing district that covers a wide swath south of downtown.
A variety of possible extensions of the system branch east and south from the starter line.
Supporters are in a hurry to move the system past its current fledgling movement.
Council members were told the tax district would provide local funding as seed for federal grants, necessary for expansion.
The city of Kansas City, Mo., will commission $100,000 of public art for the first phase of the streetcar line, and has announced a request for proposals.
In a release Friday, the city said it is looking for professional artists or artist-led teams to create proposals for art projects to be displayed at selected streetcar stops. The release says while all proposals will be considered, the city is looking for ideas that integrate the artwork into the infrastructure of the stops.
Kansas City, Mo., is well on its way to building a downtown streetcar line. In the works is a two-mile project from River Market to Union Station, and it's likely there will be more miles of track extending further into the city.
Kansas City once had more than 300 miles of streetcar track, one of the largest systems in America, but the city tore up the tracks or, in some cases, paved over it.
The Kansas City, Mo., city council has approved a report that supports adding another eight to 10 miles of streetcar track to its 2.2 mile starter system over the next decade.
Favored routes are eastward branches along Independence Avenue and the Linwood-31st Street corridor and a southern extension as far as Brookside or Waldo.
Members of the study group say federal grants should fund 50 percent of the cost.
Construction has already begun on the first leg of Kansas City's streetcar system. The two mile line will run between the River Market area and Crown Center.
Now officials are looking at potential routes for a second leg and beyond. Where should the second leg go? Is it inevitable that route No. 2 will extend to the Plaza and maybe UMKC?
Kansas City, Mo. resident David Johnson on Tuesday posted a video that he believes is the first weld of the city's new streetcar tracks. The video was taken just north of 16th and Main streets in the Crossroads.
The streetcar will eventually run down Main Street from Union Station to the River Market when it is completed, which is expected by mid-2015.
Plans for Phase II of a streetcar system roll on. And though where the second stretch of track will be laid is not decided yet, the choices are narrowing.
The report the city council heard Thursday recommends one or more extensions of streetcar line, with the highest scores for routes south on Main to 51st Street, east on Linwood or 31st Street for several miles and/or east on Independence Avenue to Benton. Those selections rated highest on a combination of factors including potential economic development.
The Kansas City councilman who has steered the city's streetcar project from its start says Thursday was probably the most significant mile post in the process. The city is ready to sign the contract for four streetcars.
Councilman Russ Johnson says the council's approval of the $17.9 million contract was the true "point of no return," the day that the plan changed from a dream to a project underway.
It will cost about $1 million per mile to lay groundwork for a Kansas City streetcar line, and the city is moving forward on expanding a startup. The original has yet to be built.
The City Council may decide before the week ends whether to borrow $10 million to start moving on phase-two of the streetcar system.
The city would borrow for engineering work to get what may be a $400 million added streetcar line.
Next week planners should be able to give recommendations on where the eight to 10 mile stretch would go.
To the disappointment of some contractors' and labor organizations, two out-of-town firms will manage the construction of Kansas City's downtown streetcar line. The battle was over the process.
It wasn't the usual process of lowest price for the most product. Construction management was awarded on a point system with heavy weighting for experience with similar work. And when the two out-of-town companies won, outcries began.
The controversy over what contractors will supervise the construction of Kansas City's downtown streetcar line isn't over yet, but the city council has moved one step closer to choosing two out-of-town companies.
Plans to sign a construction management contract with two out-of-town firms have been on hold for several weeks after local contractors and building trades unions expressed concern that there wouldn't be enough Kansas City companies and workers on the job.
U.S. Senator from Missouri, Claire McCaskill, announced Friday that Kansas City will receive a $20 million TIGER grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation for the streetcar project.
In a release, McCaskill said it is fantastic news for families and businesses in Kansas City.
"This streetcar project will encourage housing, construction and business development in the city — and that will mean more jobs across the region," she said.
It's not clear by how much expanded Kansas City streetcar lines would boost property values. A team of city planners and private analysts expects to know by late October.
The panel is trying to narrow potential streetcar corridors from 7 to 3.
A committee of the City Council heard how blighted areas of Seattle sprung up new growth when a streetcar went in.
The second phase of Kansas City's planned streetcar system is being generated, even as phase one is in infancy.
A legal hurdle has been removed in the struggle to move ahead on a streetcar system for Kansas City.
A panel of judges on the Missouri Court of Appeals has dismissed a challenge to tax financing.
The three judges found a lower court was right and any legal challenge would have to be launched before the city gets underway on a project, such as the $102 million streetcar.
Two property owners took issue with property and sales taxes to pay for the streetcar taxing district.
The Kansas City Court of Appeals has taken testimony to help judges decide factors that will affect timely construction of a new downtown streetcar.
The case centers on protests of taxes to support building and operating the line.
On one hand, City Hall argues the cutoff date to contest the vote on a taxing district is long past.
On the other, lawyers for two property owners think opponents of the 1 cent sales tax and a property tax increase had proper time to object. That's the heart of it.
A city council committee continues to delve into how to finance the Area Transit Authority yesterday.
Most of this week's ATA funding committee meeting was spent speculating on the size of the funding shortfall as a streetcar system and other expenses bite into transit tax revenues that may or may not increase.
A court challenge to phase one of the Kansas City's streetcar plan didn't slow the train yesterday as the city council approved a contract for a study of phase two.
The study compare seven different possible routes. Transit chair Russ Johnson says the nearly $1,900,000 price tag is a bargain for such a thorough study. Johnson joked, "It's not the 'Happy Meal'. It's 4 or 5 'Quarter Pounders'," which prompted chuckles from his colleagues.
Kansas City, Missouri and North Kansas City are exploring extending the forthcoming downtown streetcar line into the Northland. Both city councils have now signed off on the collaboration.
The Kansas City city council got off to a running start on getting a downtown streetcar running Thursday, displaying a unity of spirit on having streetcars running by 2015 as promised.
Passage of a Kansas City downtown tax district and a sales tax is a first major step toward financing a streetcar system.
Downtown Kansas City, Missouri voters approved a special tax to fund a two-mile streetcar route in downtown Kansas City, although fewer than 500 people voted.
One down and one go to: baseball's 2012 All-Star Game brought national attention to Kansas City, and this Thursday, Google Fiber will tell us how much it will cost to speed up our reputation.
Kansas City will not receive a coveted TIGER grant, a $25 million federal grant that would have helped to fund a $100 million downtown streetcar project.
More than 3,000 registered voters live in the bounds of the proposed Kansas City streetcar district. Only a handful of people have requested ballots to vote on forming a streetcar taxing district.
Once declared "touristy frou-frou" by then-Kansas City Mayor Emanuel Cleaver, streetcars may be coming to Kansas City...more than 55 years after the last streetcar ran on the Country Club Line.
Kansas City has moved a little closer to a startup streetcar line between downtown and Crown Center. A pair of measures have been approved to help toward a federal grant.
A daily digest of headlines from KCUR.
A plan to build a streetcar system in Kansas City kept rolling yesterday and passed a new mile post.
A week after the Kansas City city council endorsed a plan to fund a downtown streetcar system, it has approved appropriating a million dollars for advance work on the system, including a contract for some preliminary engineering studies.
Kansas City, Missouri has taken another step toward a formal bid for federal help to establish a downtown streetcar line.
The city council approved a pair of resolutions that would let voters in a proposed Transportation Development District weigh in on whether to make the district a quasi-governmental entity and whether to increase sales and property taxes in it to pay for the streetcar plan.
Councilman Russ Johnson said it's time for the city to show that it has a plan that would qualify it for a federal TIGER grant.


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Sanders, Beach garner All-America honors at NAIA National Championships
Huntington University sophomore Joel Sanders and freshman Lucas Beach both finished fifth in their respective events at the NAIA Indoor Track and Field National Championships and earned NAIA All-America honors as a top six finisher.
Sanders, an elementary education major from Fort Wayne, Ind. (Snider High School), competed in the 1000 meter run at the National Championships for the second time in as many years. He entered this year's race seeded 11th of 21 runners with his qualifying time of 2:31.18 in the event. In the prelims, Sanders came up with a personal record (PR) with his time of 2:29.30 to qualify for the event finals. But, he was just getting warmed up as he sprinted to yet another PR in the finals, crossing the finish line in fifth place with a time 2:28.62. His time marked the fourth time that Sanders has broken his own school record in the 1000 m this season.
Beach, a Bible and religion and physical education double major from Lucerne, Ind. (Pioneer High School), followed a path similar to the one Sanders took. He entered the shot put event also as the 11th-seed with his qualifying mark of 51' 11.25". On his second of six attempts, Beach came up with his own PR, a toss of 53' 2.25", to secure another fifth place finish for HU and his first All-American honors.
Three other Foresters participated in the National Championships and gained valuable experience competing against the top runners in the NAIA.
Cody Hannie, a junior English education major from Fort Wayne, Ind. (Snider High School), ran in the 800 meter event. He finished 20th with a time of 1:58.35.
Nick Johnson, a freshman exercise science major from Huntington, Ind. (Huntington North High School) made his first appearance at the National Championships. He competed in the 3000 meter run and was 26th with his time of 9:02.86.
Jill Roughia, a freshman history education major from Bryant, Ind. (Jay County High School), was the lone female qualifier for the Foresters. Roughia placed 20th in the 1000 meter run with a time of 3:11.53.
The Forester track and field teams are coached by Tom King. For complete results of the Championships, visit www.naia.org.
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1. (1) Kansas; 20-4 (8-3); vs. Texas (10-13), Sat.; Self's State of the Union address: Our offense is not broke. In Ben we trust.
2. (4) Oklahoma State; 17-5 (7-3); at Texas Tech (9-12), Wed.; The Smart thing to do in Stillwater is give ball to Marcus and clear the heck out of the way.
3. (3) Kansas State; 19-5 (8-3); vs. Baylor (15-8), Sat.; Wildcats look as if they're out picking dandelions during these one-sided Sunflower State rivalry games.
4. (2) Iowa State; 16-7 (6-4); at Texas (10-13), Wed.; Aesthetically pleasing Cyclones play college hoops' version of Brazilian soccer's 'beautiful game.'
5. (5) Oklahoma; 16-7 (7-4); at Oklahoma State (17-5), Sat.; In young man's league, some Sooners have been around longer than retiring Pope Benedict XVI.
6. (6) Baylor; 15-8 (6-4); vs. West Virginia (12-11), Wed.; New secretary of defense is Scott Drew, whose team is No. 1 in Big 12 D for first time ever.
7. (7) West Virginia; 12-11 (5-5); at Baylor (15-8), Wed.; As Valentine's Day arrives, Huggy Bear's team, winner of 3 straight, looking more lovable.
8. (8) Texas; 10-13 (2-8); vs. Iowa State (16-7), Wed.; Hooray, Myck Kabongo is back. Can we bring Kevin Durant and LaMarcus Aldridge with him?
9. (9) Texas Tech; 9-12 (2-8); vs. Oklahoma State (17-5), Wed.; Grammy Award-winning country song 'Blown Away' describes what happens to Raiders most nights.
10. (10) TCU; 10-14 (1-10); at Iowa State (16-7), Sat.; Dismal post-Kansas results confirm that Frogs' Big 12 shocker about as rare as lunar landing.
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Where crowd-pleasing Iowa State ranks nationally (among 345 teams) and in the Big 12 in key offensive categories:
Category; Nat; B12
Scoring; 9; 1
Scor. marg.; 41; 4
FG shooting; 69; 4
3-pt. shooting; 6; 1
Reb. marg.; 30; 2
Assists; 16; 1
Iowa State at Texas, 7 p.m., KBVO, 1300, 98.1
Projected Starters
33;Ioannis Papapetrou;F;6-8;Fr.;8.2;4.5
10;Jonathan Holmes;F;6-7;So.;7.7;7.1
44;Prince Ibeh;C;6-10;Fr;1.8;1.5
2;Demarcus Holland;G;6-2;Fr;3.6;1.3
12;Myck Kabongo;G;6-1;So;0.0;0.0
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21;Will Clyburn;F;6-7;Sr.14.8;7.2
3;Melvin Ejim;F;6-6;Jr.;10.3;9.4
31;Georges Niang;F;6-7;Fr.;11.3;5.0
2;Chris Babb;G;6-5;Sr;9.3;2.9
13;Korie Lucious;G;5-11;Sr.;9.8;5.6*
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About this game: Kabongo will play for the first time after serving a 23-game NCAA suspension. Coach Rick Barnes hopes Kabongo can use his speed and quickness to apply defensive pressure and create a faster pace on offense. And Holmes, Texas' leading rebounder, who has missed five games with a broken hand, has been cleared to play as well and may start; he started 18 games before his injury. … Iowa State (16-7, 6-4 Big 12) beat the Longhorns (10-13, 2-8) 82-62 on Jan. 12 in Ames. Texas trailed by seven with seven minutes remaining. That was the game in which Barnes benched Sheldon McClellan for 39 of the 40 minutes. McClellan came in as a sub, failed to secure a rebound and was banished.


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Valient Thor - This is a supposed true story about an alien from Venus visiting the Pentagon.
Living in the Light: Stranger at the Pentagon
by USC RADIO PRODUCTIONS CH ONE in Spirituality
Tags: Susan Newton Living in the Light Craig Campobasso Stranger at the Pentagon ETS
As you know I am the filmmaker behind bringing the popular UFO book "Stranger at the Pentagon" by Dr. Frank Stranges to the screen about Valiant Thor, a Created Being that lived at the Pentagon from March 16, 1957 to March 16, 1960 under the Eisenhower Administration. The book is based on a true story. I met Dr. Frank in 2001 and became quite close to him until his death in 2008, thus writing the screenplay and continuing the message of this angelic man Thor
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DNA Checkpoints in Alabama begin with reports of DHS involvement with local cops - Pentagon goes after their own with OBAMAgate scandal - and much more on todays installment
"Stranger At The Pentagon" / Craig Campobasso
by Starseed Radio Academy in Spirituality
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After an overwhelming response from Craig's last visit, we're happy to welcome him back to the show. An Emmy nominated casting director, and long time friend of the late Dr. Frank Stranges, he's written, directed and produced a short film as a prelude to the feature length movie, "Stranger At The Pentagon." It's based on Dr. Frank's book about his personal experience with Valiant Thor, a starship commander from Venus, who came to Washington, DC in 1957 and was a guest of President Eisenhower for 3 years, during which he lived at the Pentagon. The message is one of universal love and hope for our planet, with assistance from our space brothers and sisters.
Craig is also the author of "Autobiography Of An ET: I Am Thyron", the first of a trilogy of books. He has a wealth of insights and personal experiences with beings "not of this Earth". Don't miss thhis one! Check out his websites for more:
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At the top of the show, it's the Starseed News segment with Anastasia, bringing topics of interest to starseeds, and sharing emails from our listeners.
Previoiusly scheduled visit with Pleiadean Ambassador Christine Day will be rescheduled at a later date.
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Pentagon Prayer - The Story of a Survivor of September 11, 2001.
"A cigarette and a clipboard saved my life" begins Dan's book, Pentagon Prayer. Standing only ten feet from the blast of a commercial airliner crashing into the Pentagon, the author shares his personal experience on 9/11/01 to offer the wisdom necessary to navigate today's troubling world. Pentagon Prayer is a journey through surviving our nation's worst tragedy while learning the beauty of life. Dan challenges his readers to ap -
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Join me in conversation with Filmmaker Craig Campobasso as we talk about the his upcoming film and the true story that inspired "Stranger At the Pentagon" INSPIRED by TRUE EVENTS! "The landing of Valiant Thor was perhaps the first documented landing of a human-type alien by military officials. He met with President Eisenhower and Vice President Richard Nixon for an hour, then the alien was put on VIP status and shuttled back to the Pentagon." --Harley Byrd, Project
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Craig just finished casting Golden Shoes, a kids soccer movie, starring Dina Meyer, Vivica A. Fox, John Rhys-Davies, Montel Williams & Mary Wilson from The Supremes; Starbright, a fantasy film; and The Kiss, a psychological horror suspense film. Craig's other current casting projects include Awakeners, Dragon's Bow, Galaxy Watch--The Galacteran Legacy, Craig has also producing, directing and casting his Short Film Stranger at the Pentagon based on the book now in post production, which is the launching pad for the feature length film. You can learn more about Craig Campobasso by visiting www.CraigCampobasso.com or at Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/craig.campobasso Twitter: @CraigCampobassoSTRANGER AT THE PENTAGON - MOVIE LINKS HERE:Current Stranger at the PentagonCampaign:http://igg.me/at/StrangerAtThePentagon/x/1739974 Stranger at the Pentagon Story (video version): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtiTf9bKHuM Stranger at thePentagonwebsite:http://www.strangeratthepentagon.com Short Film Movie Promos can be found on website.LIKE US on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Stranger-at-the-Pentagon/307238452705585
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Nick Redfern makes another apperance on Just Energy Radio with Dr. Rita Louise. In this episode he will discuss new insights into Government Secrets, Pyramids and the Pentagon. About Nick Redfern Originally from England, Nick Redfern now lives in the Dallas, Texas metroplex area with his wife, Dana. He is the author of many books on UFOs, aliens, Bigfoot, werewolves, the Loch Ness Monster, paranormal phenomena, conspiracy-theories, psychic powers, and Hollywood scandal. He has app
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Raped In The Military: A National Security Issue.
While serving their country, approximately 26,000 men and women yearly are raped and sodomized continuously and these incidents are disturbingly covered up. Victims of Military Sexual Trauma (MST) are instructed to remain quiet and left to suffer, consequently causing them to become suicidal. The victims' stories are revealed in a film produced and directed by Michael Miller and Gerri Lynn Weinstein Miller entitled "Justice Denied" which exposes the shocking stories of rape and humiliation. In the film, some of the victims speak of the notorious cannibal and rapists Jeffery Dahmer (who served in the U.S. Army from 1970- 1981) as being the perpetrator of their rape.
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Since the findings of this one study completely contradict the conventional wisdom, it obviously becomes an "ask your doctor" situation. If, however, soy is important to you, it seems worth asking. Here is an excerpt and then a link to read more:
Results of this large, population-based study showed that higher soy food intake was associated with decreased mortality and recurrence after diagnosis of breast cancer. Thus, moderate soy intake is safe for women diagnosed with breast cancer, including those taking tamoxifen, and may even provide a benefit.
Evidence suggests that the consumption of soy food is inversely related to the risk of breast cancer. A concern exists that, because soy isoflavones compete with endogenous estrogens for estrogen-receptor (ER) binding, soy foods may induce estrogenic effects,
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*London. Great Britain's capital city, a place cloaked in brown fog, is populated by people who walk in circles without connection to anything or anyone. The walk from London Bridge down King William Street leads past a church to the financial district, which for Eliot represents spiritual and cultural emptiness. Although the street, named after William the Conqueror, the first king of England, and the church carry important names in England's rich history and religious experience, the citizens take no note of them. Other scenes convey this spiritual emptiness: a tawdry sexual encounter between a clerk and a secretary in her shabby apartment and a conversation in a saloon involving an anxious pregnant woman concerned about how to deal with a pregnancy by another man now that her lover is returning from a tour of duty in the army.
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*River Thames tehmz). England's greatest river symbolizes a more romantic and joyful past and, in its present polluted condition, the spiritual emptiness of modern life. An elaboration of this symbolism comes in the reference to the Leman, the Swiss name for Lake Geneva, where Eliot was convalescing while writing this poem. Through the connection of watery sites, Eliot identifies with the biblical psalmist lamenting the spiritual desolation of the exiled Jews in Babylon.
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Bergonzi, Bernard. "Allusion in The Waste Land." Essays in Criticism 20, no. 3 (July, 1970): 382-385. An important analysis of Eliot's use of both high and low allusions in the poem.
Brooks, Cleanth, Jr. "The Waste Land: An Analysis." Southern Review 3, no. 1 (1937-1938): 106-136. An influential New Critical reading of the poem that draws out the complexities and the ironic structure.
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The troubled neighborhood that's considered the symbolic heart of Miami's Cuban exile community couldn't afford to wait to see if "something will fall from the sky and drop in the middle of Eight Street," then Commissioner Miriam Alonso implored during a 1991 meeting. "The time for that area is now".
After spending some $3 million to purchase and restore the Tower Theater, the city in 2002 handed the management duties to Miami-Dade Community College (now Miami Dade College), which committed to showing films and cultural events at affordable prices.
Today, many consider the Tower Theater the beacon on Southwest Eight Street that attracts lovers of international film, including many Cuban immigrants who once lived in the neighborhood but now own homes in the suburbs and tourists who are unfamiliar with Miami's cubaneo.
"The relationship with Miami Dade College has been one of this neighborhood's success stories," said Pablo Cantón, who retired this summer from his longtime post as administrator of the city's Neighborhood Enhancement Team in Little Havana. "The theater has helped local businesses because when people come to see movies they also go across the street to buy dinner. And you have people who haven't set foot in Little Havana in years who are now returning to watch a movie."
Nearly 50,000 people attended films at the theater last year, said MDC spokesman Alejandro Ríos. It is also a principle venue for MDC's Miami International Film Festival and has been the site of several major educational events, including the world premier of the documentary Oscar's Cuba, about the famed Cuban dissident Oscar Elias Biscet.
"It can certainly be argued that the Tower Theater has been at the core of the Calle Ocho's cultural renaissance," he said. "It has brought new audiences into the city and the college. It has been visited by major actors, governmental leaders and thinkers with international acclaim."
But the past decade of use has started to wear on the theater, built in 1926. This summer, city officials discovered that the roof had some water damage. Meanwhile, MDC President Eduardo Padrón presented a list of possible improvements to the theater, from replacing its four heating and air conditioning units to rebuilding the stage area to attract better live acts.
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The city can't afford to pay for repairs out of its general fund, so earlier this year, officials considered deeding the property to MDC with the understanding that the college would then finance the capital improvements.
"We considered that option with the clause that if they stopped maintaining the building or using it as a theater, the property would revert to the city," said Henry Torre, director of public facilities. "The intent was to keep it open as a community center that services the residents of Little Havana."
City administrators never brought the plan before the commission after learning that district commissioner, Frank Carollo, was opposed. "This has nothing to do with the college, which has a great reputation in this community," he said. "It has to do with the fact that the city has given away so many other properties to other municipalities or government agencies, and I don't think it's necessary in this case."
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HOW?!??!?!!! HOW DO YOU DO IT??!!!! oh btw I love angel beats, my bro also like it lol. nice draw and love the anime. 3
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