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Threat to torpedo Richmond's plan to help home owners through eminent domain dodged, for now
Last night, Richmond's controversial plan for preventing home foreclosures using eminent domain was almost torpedoed. The stage was the regular Richmond City Council meeting, where its members fought a drag out, bare-knuckle fight with at least three hundred Richmond residents in both corners of the issue crowding the auditorium.
Last night, advocates for city intervention against the banks won.
The Richmond City Council voted 5-2 against a resolution to rescind the city's offer to purchase 624 underwater mortgages and halt any effort by the city to seize those mortgages through eminent domain.
A separate resolution by Mayor Gayle McLaughlin to establish a joint powers authority, uniting cities to battle litigation against the eminent domain plan, also passed.
The resolution against the plan was called for by Vice Mayor Courtland "Corky" Boozé and Councilmember Nathaniel Bates, who were the only two votes supporting it. With 51 percent of Richmond's houses saddled with underwater mortgages, the city is facing a cascade of issues: blight, increased crime, and a lower tax base that is crippling their government. This led McLaughlin to partner with an outside firm to potentially seize mortgages with eminent domain, allowing homeowners to pay off their mortgages to the city at lower rates and avoid foreclosure.
Boozé and Bates said that with Wells Fargo suing the city to halt the plan, the city risks bankruptcy. The effort to seize mortgages through eminent domain, they said, puts nothing less than Richmond's financial solvency on the line.
Nobody disagreed with them.
"My vote is not supposed to be if (Wall Street investors) are a bunch of jerks and I want to stick it to them," Councilmember Jim Rogers said to the audience. "What I am going to say is that a 1 percent chance of bankruptcy from this program is a deal breaker for me."
After laying off a third of the government's workforce in lean economic years, Rogers has reason to worry. And at the meeting the main concern was Mortgage Resolution Partners, the group that partnered with Richmond to hatch the eminent domain plan in the first place. Could MRP financially back the city if Richmond lost a lawsuit worth hundreds of millions?
The city's manager, Bill Lindsay, laid out the risks for those in the auditorium.
First of all because no city has ever tried this before, he said, no liability insurance exists for this kind of work, which MRP has acknowledged. "If you believe the potential loss (of a lawsuit) is catastrophic, its important to acknowledge thats an issue," he said.
He also said it was tough for the city go it alone as a single entity, explaining the need for a joint powers authority, which would build a coalition of cities against Wells Fargo and other litigants.
State law requires a supermajority of the council, five members, to back any eminent domain action and only at the time that it would take place, he said.
Hours of back and forth passed between the city manager and Boozé who, after some arguing, frustratedly asked the audience, "Are 110,000 people worth fighting Wall Street for?"
The crowd roared their answer immediately: "YES!"
The ideological split of the audience was clear as day: Eminent domain supporters wore yellow shirts with a logo of the activist group Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment, and those against wore red shirts branded "Stop Investor Greed."
They divided the gym like bitter parties of a political bride and groom.
Those sporting the red shirts were mostly from the real estate industry, and in public comment they generally expressed that if someone were to lose their home, well, "so what?"
Lisa Johnson, clad in red, said, "My house is an investment, not a right."
A representative from Richmond's Council of Industries asked the mayor to reconsider the eminent domain plan, and to rescind the initiative.
Jerry Feagley, whose Feagley Realtors has sold homes since 1966, said the plan risks damaging all of Richmond's ability to get credit. He was a seemingly mild-mannered man who is exactly who you'd picture if you think of a businessman from the '50s, grey suit and all. "If this would go into effect, this would change loans in the entire country," he said, passionately.
Well, that's kind of the idea, the supporters countered.
"I was at the March on Washington with Martin Luther King 50 years ago, yes, I'm that old" said one woman. She was bent over with age but spoke with volume. "That's exactly what we have to do. We're going to have to met power with power and challenge the status quo."
Well over 50 supporters came to speak at the podium. The meeting started at 7pm, and stretched on well past one in the morning. If there was one central theme to their sentiments, it was this: Richmond has hit rock bottom, and now is the time to fight back.
Councilmember Butt put it in plain terms. "What we're voting for is a giant game of chicken, and it's clear two of my colleagues have blinked," he said, referring to Boozé and Bates.
"I'm not blinking," he said.
The council voted, and amid the turmoil and arguing and anger, the Boozé and Bates measure to scuttle the eminent domain plan was scrapped.
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— Joe A. W. Fitzgerald (@FitzTheReporter) September 11, 2013
Having already lost once that night, Bates did not fare well when time came to vote on forming a coalition of cities to battle litigation, called a joint powers authority. El Monte may be the first to join, Mayor McLaughlin said, which would help homeowners in need who are often people of color.
Bates countered that McLaughlin should look out for "her people" and not try to use "his people" as a front for her legislation. "You don't speak for my community," he said, referring to African Americans.
When another black council member, Jovanka Beckles, spoke up to thank her "white brothers and sisters" for joining in a fight for justice, Bates was uncompromising.
"You are not African American," he told her.
Boozé also had words for the other dissenting African American Councilmember Jael Myrick. "One day you'll have to stand up and be black," he said.
Mayor McLaughlin's measure to form a joint power authority then passed 4-3, with council members Boozé, Bates and Rogers dissenting.
The last remaining supporters waved their yellow flags and the dwindling crowd clad in yellow shirts left victorious, for now.
The last holdouts in the pro #eminentdomain camp at #Richmond city council meeting. https://t.co/XLPmg7qQ0E
— Joe A. W. Fitzgerald (@FitzTheReporter) September 11, 2013
Richmond would be better off if the courts issue an injunction banning this as unconstitutional.
Worse would be that Richmond goes ahead and then gets sued by every investor in every mortgae-backed bond containing a Richmond mortgage.
Is it worth saving a few deadbeat homeowners and then have to lay off half your cops? What would that do to home values?
you should be ashamed of yourself for calling people willing to risk so much, dead beats. this is a battle of ideology. you are clearly on the losing side with your aggression coupled with ignorance
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this is simply a simpleton's simple simplicity
i have to admit, your sarcastic post made me laugh uproariously at both myself and the nutball situation that has caused me to believe that these barriers must be put up no matter how irritating
however, though your post was really funny
it won't stop me from doing this brother
i am going carpet bomb as many troll comments on this site as i can with barriers until the editors face the reality that they have to institute a registration policy
And, as usual with the left, it involves non-democratic bullying to try and achieve a goal.
Funny thing is, I am fine with registration, because I know how to work it. You'll be the one this rebounds on.
then I would make a point of not capitulating to his bullying and hijacking of this forum, on principle.
And send a message to trolls like racer that their perverse dishonest tactics will never prevail.
tolerate a diversity of viewpoints.
Yeah, this is nothing more than a low-level, inept, DDOS attack.
to get a bunch of trolls to leap on a post like a pack of hyena onto a solitary small piece of meat
do you idiots ever get tired of being trolled yourselves?
or is it, instead, that you are just too stupid to realize it is happening to you?
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Anyone else notice that Lilli is hardly posting under his mic, once the avalanche of "troll barriers", "troll bumps", "preventative troll wall barriers", etc. really got going?
"i am going carpet bomb as many troll comments on this site as i can with barriers"
The Koch brothers thank you for helping to shut down this left-wing site down.
Especially since Lilli has a track record of trolling and being banned, at SFGate, by his own admission.
Lilli also has no job and no life, so clearly has the time to be erecting barriers 24/7.
And both racer and lilli have demonstrated that they have very little knowledge about tech.
And yes, the irony is that while they claim to be trying to save this site, they are actually destroying it. If the forum cannot be the exact way they want it, they'd rather it didn't exist at all.
It's called throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
to get a bunch of trolls to leap on a post like a pack of hyena onto a solitary small piece of meat
do you idiots ever get tired of being trolled yourselves?
or is it, instead, that you are just too stupid to realize it is happening to you?
I'm just playing you like a fiddle.
to the grapes....
once you get done looking up that reference (as you are clearly too much of an ass and too poorly educated to recognize or remember it) we'll see what your next brilliant show of troll deftness shall be
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without bearing any risk, which of course falls at the feet of the city and it's taxpayers.
If I lived in Richmond and was not one of the few hundred (less than 1%) of Richmond's population who will not directly benefit from this, then I would be scared shitless of what these ideologs are trying to do.
You fight authority from a position of strength, not weakness.
lovely jubbly fantastic thanks so much
tear down this wall
their strength comes from building a coalition and resisting together. we have always had the strength, in numbers, in the masses. fear breeds aggression and your comments show what you are feeling
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they should pay off the remaining debt on those loans and then issue new mortgages at a lower rate to the homeowner.
Lowballing the current noteholders and using ED just isn't going to fly and isn't worth the risk that they are taking (IMHO)
then EM could be used to justify just about anything that a city official claims is in the public interest.
Richmond will get sued up the wazoo on this.
Wanna buy a house in Richmond?
Bring cash!
You don't think you'll be able to get a new mortgage in Richmond after this, do you?
Mortgages will be harder to find and more expensive in any event, but the FHA have already asked Fannie and Freddie to review procedures in any city that does this. Those agencies are under no obligation to purchase and securitize mortgages, so Richmond borrowers could find themselves out in the cold here.
Richmond will also find it harder to float muni bonds as well. And of course may face multi-million dollar lawsuits from mortgage bondholders.
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The 2004 First-Year Player Draft wound down early Tuesday evening, 50 rounds and countless big-board shuffles in war rooms around the country after it began.
Showing admirable staying-power, 28 of the 30 Major League teams rode out all 50 rounds of the draft. Oakland dropped out in the 41st round, and St. Louis dropped out after 47.
The 1,498th and final selection, by the Atlanta Braves, was right-hander Eric Gonzalez, from Cochise County Community College in Douglas, Ariz.
In another sport, Gonzalez might have fame as Mr. Irrelevant. This being the baseball draft, Eric is potentially no more irrelevant than any 10th-round pick.
With a scarcity of irresistible blow-away athletes as options, big-league clubs instead drafted in direct correlation to both short- and long-term needs.
At the end of the days, that trend was apparent in both the big picture, and in smaller insets.
As reflected in a thorough analysis of the draft by MLB.com, pitchers were predictably the most popular targets, particularly those with collegiate experience.
More than one out of every three draftees came off a collegiate mound. Similarly, 64 percent of the picks came from the college ranks.
A comprehensive breakdown, with categorized percentages of the total selections:
The Cardinals included 42 college players among their 47 picks. The Blue Jays, who did not select a high schooler until their 18th pick, also wound up drafting only five of them.
Bending most dramatically the other way were the Braves and the Brewers, each of whom drafted 29 high school players.
Although the Twins and Phillies eventually fell in with the trend, both went against the grain in the early rounds.
Minnesota of course made a high school shortstop -- Matt Bush -- the overall No. 1 pick. But the Twins stayed on that track by using eight of their first 10 picks on prepsters. Similarly, the Phillies included only one college right-hander in their first 10 selections; the draft was 362-deep before they chose another.
All the pre-draft curiosity about a clash between the Dodgers' traditional preference for high school players and the college-bend of new GM Paul DePodesta was for naught. Los Angeles had virtually the most balanced draft of any team, with 30 college and 22 prep selections.
The Oakland A's, where DePodesta cut his teeth at the elbow of Billy Beane, stayed true to their reputation. The A's picked 39 collegians before their early withdrawal.
Without any compelling athletes to blow them away, clubs loaded up on their needs, hoping to be able to fill current or anticipated holes.
The Indians, for instance, plucked 31 pitchers as possible solutions to their challenged staff.
With the absence of a left-hander from their rotation a constant issue, the Yankees drafted seven southpaws from the college ranks, matching the high for any team.
With Carlos Delgado's uncertain future as he plays in the last year of his contract, the Blue Jays have to make contingency plans for his possible departure. Toronto thus included nine first basemen among its haul of 15 college infielders.
There were other trends, too. Obviously, anytime 1,498 names gather in one place, curiosities abound (besides the roster of famous kin, which is covered elsewhere on the site):
Old candidates don't fade away ... They just become baseball players.
First baseman Joseph Lieberman (Meridian CC) was drafted in the 28th round by Atlanta, left-hander Brent Gaphardt (Dundalk CC) was drafted in the 42nd round by Montreal, outfielder Stephen Ashcraft (Brentwood, Tenn.) was drafted in the 43rd round by the Bucs.
They want their names back: William Mays (an outfielder, at least), the (Richard) Bambino, and Nathan Bumstead (where's Blondie?) were among the selected.
We also had a Santana (outfielder Ethian from Laredo JC), a Marconi (third baseman Robert, Northern Illinois University), a Casanova (right-hander Nicholas from Corona, Calif.) and a James Brown (a right-hander from Brunswick, Ga. who reputedly was the hardest-working man on his staff).
Fate is what you make of it: Thomas Royals, a right-hander from Hattiesburg, Miss., was taken in the 22nd round by the wrong AL Central team, the Detroit Tigers.
On the other hand, Matthew Righter, another Tigers pick, in the 21st round, is a right-handed pitcher.
And Wesley Swackhamer does -- the outfielder taken in the fifth round by St. Louis is second at Tulane University with eight homers, along with a .353 average.
A sweetheart deal: If former Mets pitcher Ron Darling and ex-Brewers outfielder Rob Deer need to form a barnstorm team, they have a couple of new potential recruits:
Shortstop Raymond Honey, Cincinnati's 21st-round choice from Lafayette College, and third baseman Ronald Prettyman, the Brewers' 28th-round pick out of Cal State University, are available.
The Headline Writers Union has filed a protest: Finally, the authors of those snappy, catchy hooks in your favorite newspapers all groaned, threw staplers and popped antacid tablets upon hearing the following draft selections.
Joshua Wahpepah.
Christopher Raulinaitis.
Mathew Kretzschmar.
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Good luck, everybody.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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May 21, 2004
For Current FHL Donors: Bumble & Bumble to Donate a Portion of Salon Proceeds to FHL
Friends of the High Line is pleased to announce that for a limited time – from now until July 28, 2004 – Bumble and bumble will donate a portion of proceeds from its beautiful new salon in the Meat Packing District to Friends of the High Line.
As part of Bumble and bumble's sponsorship of our summer benefit on July 14th, the company will donate $50 to FHL on your behalf when you book any service at its new downtown (13th Street) flagship. Make your appointment by calling the salon's booking room at (212) 521-6500 and mentioning the code HLN.
You must already be a donor to Friends of the High Line to take advantage of this generous offer.
About Bumble and bumble's new salon
: In the heart of the Meat Packing District, Bumble and bumble has created a destination "hair world" where people can get a great cut or color, take afternoon tea, browse the latest Bb products and a hand-picked selection of books and magazines, and prepare to shop around the block in one of the city's most dynamic neighborhoods. Sweeping top-floor views provide a magnificent view of the Hudson and lower Manhattan – and a perfect view of the High Line, as well.
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May 21, 2004
Front-page Los Angeles Times Article About the High Line
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article by Robert Lee Hotz about FHL's efforts to preserve and reuse the High Line. Along with its prominent placement and its thoughtful reporting, the article is notable for the way it defines the High Line as a project of national significance and includes details about other elevated rail-trail projects in Philadelphia, Chicago, and Rotterdam that have been influenced by FHL's work.
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May 13, 2004
Presentations From Two High Line-Based Education Programs
The unique nature of the High Line structure, its history, and efforts to reuse it, make it a valuable tool for teaching New York City students about history, architecture, planning, and preservation. FHL conducts its own education program, working directly with high school teachers and students in the High Line neighborhoods, and this year two major non-profit cultural institutions have initiated High Line teaching programs. FHL has been actively involved with Cooper-Hewitt's "City of Neighborhoods" program, inspiring New York City high school students to create reuse proposals for the High Line. Dia:Chelsea and Eyebeam, meanwhile, have joined in their "New Media Collaborative" program to work with students from Bayard Rustin High School for the Humanities to create High Line-themed digital art projects in Web design, sound, performance, and video art. This month, "City of Neighborhoods" and "New Media Collaborative" both present student work:
New Media Collaborative: Exploring the High Line
Friday, May 14, 4:00 – 6:00 PM
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A City of Neighborhoods: Designing the High Line
Tuesday, May 25, 7:30pm – 9:30pm
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May 13, 2004
Master Plan Finalists to Exhibit at AIA's Center for Architecture; Exhibition Preview at FHL'S July 14 Summer Benefit
An exhibition of design approaches to the High Line's conversion to public open space, featuring work by three design teams competing to create the High Line master plan, will be mounted in mid-July 2004. First there will be a one-night preview of the exhibition at Diane von Furstenberg Studio on July 14 as part of FHL's 4th Annual Summer Benefit -
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The three teams exhibiting work will be finalists in a multi-stage design team selection process that began in March and is being jointly conducted by FHL and the City of New York. It is expected that one of the teams exhibiting will be contracted to design a master plan for the Line. Following team selection, the master planning process is expected to begin in September 2004, with regular opportunities for public participation.
It's important to note that the work to be exhibited this summer will not represent final design proposals. FHL and the City of New York are working to select a team, not a specific design. The teams have each been asked to illustrate their project approach, with the understanding that the master plan itself will be developed following team selection, with regular consultation with the City, FHL, and the greater High Line community.
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May 13, 2004
Michael Arad, WTC Memorial Architect, Joins Firm of FHL Board Member Gary Handel
Michael Arad, whose "Reflecting Absence" proposal won the World Trade Center Site Memorial Competition, has joined the firm of FHL board member Gary Edward Handel. In the New York Times Arad said of Handel, "It's almost like a shared DNA. I felt that I could confide in him and that we would be able to work together very well." Handel Architects will now hold the memorial design contract with the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation. In the New York Times Handel said, "The opportunity to use your skills to contribute to such an important project is something you just can't walk away from.… It will have first call on all of our time."
Gary Edward Handel is a founding board member of Friends of the High Line. His work advocating on behalf of the High Line's preservation and reuse has been crucial to FHL's success, and his vision and expert guidance played a major role in the success of the "Designing the High Line" ideas competition. Since 1999, Handel's firm has donated thousands of hours of pro-bono assistance to the High Line project. Ed Tachibana, an architect at Handel Architects, designed FHL's new Meat Packing District office and designed and produced FHL's 2002 "Reclaiming the High Line" exhibition at the Municipal Art Society.
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May 13, 2004
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Tickets at some price-levels for FHL's July 14 Summer Benefit have sold out.
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Pre-benefit cocktail party, fashion show, and exhibition preview at Diane von Furstenberg Studio:
Tickets at the $150 level have sold out. A limited number of tickets at the $250 level are still available.
Benefit dinner overlooking the High Line at Phillips, de Pury & Company (including pre-benefit cocktail, fashion show, and exhibition preview at Diane von Furstenberg Studio)
A limited number of tickets at the $500 level are still available. After the $500 tickets sell out, the lowest ticket-price will be $1,000.
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May 13, 2004
Other High Lines: A National and International Movement to Reuse Elevated Rail Structures
The High Line's conversion to public open space will transform 1.5 miles of Manhattan, but it also will serve as a model for cities across the country – and around the world. In recent months, FHL has consulted with two new groups working to create public open spaces on elevated rail structures like the High Line: the Reading Viaduct, in Philadelphia, and the Hofpleinlijn, in Rotterdam.
Below, you will find information about the Reading Viaduct and the Hofpleinlijn, and other elevated rail structures, including viaducts and bridges, in various stages of conversion to public open space. As you can see, cities around the world contain underused, underappreciated structures like the High Line. It's part of our mission at FHL to make the High Line a model for the innovative reuse of these structures to create open space, sustainable transportation options, and social and economic benefits.
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Reading Viaduct, Philadelphia
Reading Railroad commuter trains used this 4.7-acre, mile-long viaduct, near the center of downtown Philadelphia, to enter Reading Terminal, at 12th and Market Street (currently the Grand Hall of the Pennsylvania Convention Center). Built in 1890, the viaduct is a combination of embankment sections bridged by steel structures and arched masonry bridges. Service stopped on the viaduct in 1984, when an underground commuter tunnel replaced the viaduct. Today the viaduct's four elevated tracks have been overtaken by grasses and trees. It offers spectacular views of the Callowhill neighborhood and the downtown Philadelphia skyline. In 2003, residents of the Reading Viaduct neighborhood formed the Reading Viaduct Project, with the goal of transforming the viaduct to an elevated walkway in conjunction with the redevelopment of their neighborhood.
The Hofpleinlijn, Rotterdam
The Hofpleinlijn is a 1.2-mile-long concrete rail viaduct built in 1908. CityCorp, a partnership of housing associations based in Rotterdam, envisions reuse of the Hofpleinlijn viaduct – a national landmark – as a catalyst for development of the adjacent communities. In 2003, CityCorp commissioned New Amsterdam Development Consultants, a New York City-based company, to study New York's High Line and the work of Friends of the High Line as models for reuse strategies for the Hofpleinlijn.
(Web site information is limited. For more information, contact Frank Uffen,
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Bloomingdale Trail, Chicago
This elevated embankment with 37 bridges on the North Side of Chicago is owned by Canadian Pacific Railway (CP Rail). The mission of Friends of the Bloomingdale Trail is to transform the embankment into a mixed-use trail. The plan has the support of all the local aldermen along its route, and the City of Chicago has begun developing concept plans for the Trail as a component of its Logan Square Open Space Plan. In addition, the City funded an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the project.
Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail
In development since 2000, the Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail will, when completed, stretch from Mile Marker 106 in Key Largo to Mile Marker 0 in Key West. In many sections, it will adaptively reuse overseas bridges of Henry Flagler's railroad route as bike/pedestrian trails. There are 23 historic bridges in total, and three of them have already been listed on the National Register. 17 can feasibly be retrofitted for trail use. Five of them have already been opened to trail use in the Saddlebunch Keys, with a combined length of four miles. Another historic bridge is open to bike and pedestrian traffic at Pigeon Key. Over the course of the next four years, the State Division of Parks will concentrate on retrofitting bridges between Key West and Islamorada.
Harsimus Stem Embankment, Jersey City
Built in 1902, the Pennsylvania Railroad Harsimus Stem Embankment is a former rail viaduct that runs for six blocks along Sixth Street in downtown Jersey City. It was entered into the State Register of Historic Places in 1999, is eligible for the National Register, and was named a Municipal Landmark in January 2003. The Embankment once served as the eastern freight terminus for the Pennsylvania Railroad, the most powerful railroad in the nation, and contributed to the growth of the Port of New York and the greater metropolitan area. Seven tracks ran on top of the structure, which descended almost to grade level at its eastern end, where it entered the Harsimus Yards on the Hudson River waterfront. Goods shipped via the Embankment were loaded onto a flotilla of boats for transport across the Hudson River, New York Harbor, and the East River. To the south, at the Pennsylvania Railroad passenger terminal—once the largest passenger terminal in the world—travelers ended their cross-country rail trips and boarded ferries for New York or destinations beyond. That terminal is long gone, but the freightway remains. In 1998, the Embankment Preservation Coalition formed with the mission of preserving the historic structure and developing its top as passive open space, integrating the site into a network of local and regional pedestrian and biking trails. In 2003, the East Coast Greenway Alliance, which is joining local trails in a 2600-mile pedestrian and bicycling path from Florida to Maine, endorsed a route through New Jersey that includes the Embankment. In 2004, Jersey City Mayor Glenn D. Cunningham announced he would take the Embankment by eminent domain from Conrail, and the Municipal Council unanimously passed a resolution in support of Green Acres funding for acquisition.
The Promenade Plantée, Paris
From the late 1980s through the mid-1990s, the city of Paris successfully converted the 19th-century elevated Viaduc Daumesnil, in the 12th Arrondissement, near the Bastille, into a pedestrian walkway called the Promenade Plantée. Rail traffic had stopped on the viaduct in 1969. The 3-mile linear park, designed by Philippe Mathieu and Jacques Vergely, is lavishly planted and offers stairs and elevators for access. Retail spaces, designed by Patrick Berger, were created in the spaces under the masonry arches supporting the structure. The project as a whole helped revitalize the surrounding neighborhood, inspiring new residents and businesses to come to the area. The Promenade Plantée also goes by two other names: le Viaduc des Arts, and la Coulée Verte.
Stone Arch Bridge, Minneapolis
This 2,100-foot-long granite and limestone bridge, crossing the Mississippi River in downtown Minneapolis, was built in 1882-3 to move freight and passengers across the river. It is the only stone arch bridge to cross the Mississippi, and it incorporates an unusual 6-degree curve on the west bank of the river to provide smooth access to the Union Railway Depot (now demolished). It was a working rail bridge until 1978. Rehabilitation of this National Historic Engineering Landmark began in 1993. It now accommodates pedestrians and cyclists, and it is part of the two-mile St. Anthony Falls Heritage Trail. The bridge offers excellent views of adjacent St. Anthony Falls, the only true waterfall on the Mississippi River. It also connects to Mill Ruins Park, a historical park containing the ruins of the 19th century flour mills that were major engines of the Minneapolis economy. Nearby, a former Northern Pacific rail bridge (known locally as "Bridge 9") spanning the Mississippi River just downstream of St. Anthony Falls was reopened as the Dinkytown Bikeway Connection in June 2000. The 1400-foot-long bridge was purchased by the city of Minneapolis for $1 in 1986 after years of disuse and was refurbished in 2000-2001 using federal TEA-21 funding. The rail-to-trail conversion is part of the city's extensive bikeway network and connects the East and West Bank campuses of the University of Minnesota.
The High Line, New York City
The High Line, a 1.5-mile-long elevated rail structure on Manhattan's West Side, was constructed in the 1930s as part of one of New York City's largest investments in transportation infrastructure, called the West Side Improvement Project. No trains have run on it in over 20 years. A lush urban wilderness has seeded itself on the High Line's tracks. In 1999, neighborhood residents founded Friends of the High Line, a non-profit organization, with the mission of converting the structure to an elevated public space – a greenway or promenade. In December 2002, the City of New York took the first step in converting the High Line to a walkway through federal rails-to-trails legislation. In March, 2004, Friends of the High Line, in conjunction with the City of New York, officially started the process that will lead to the selection of the design team that will create the master plan for the new public open space. A design team selection is expected by September 2004.
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High Line Film: View it Online
"The High Line", the beautiful, 12-minute documentary film produced and directed by John Zieman, can now be viewed online, free of charge.
View the Film
The film was originally made as part of the
"Designing the High Line"
exhibition at Grand Central Terminal in summer 2003. It features lush footage of the High Line's elevated rail deck and interviews with actor Edward Norton, designer Diane von Furstenberg, photographer Joel Sternfeld, architect Steven Holl, New York City Council Speaker Gifford Miller, students from the High School of Environmental Science, and FHL co-founders Robert Hammond and Joshua David.
This film is always available for viewing at the
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Saturday April 17: First-Ever High Line Clean-Up Day Volunteers Needed
CSX, the railroad that currently owns the High Line, is permitting FHL to bring a limited number of volunteers up on to the Line's elevated rail bed to remove trash that has accumulated over the years. By volunteering to help, you'll have a rare opportunity to care for and beautify this unique urban treasure.
: Saturday April 17, from 10:00am to 3:00pm
: About 2 blocks of the High Line in the West 20's.(Meeting location to be announced with confirmation to volunteers who sign up)
: To sign-up for Clean-Up Day, e-mail
: Volunteers will be signed up on a first-come first-serve basis for 1-hour time slots. 15 volunteers at a time will be brought up on the Line to help pick up bottles, paper, broken glass, metal, tires, and other refuse. Each group will stay on the Line for approximately 1 hour. FHL will provide all supplies, including bags and heavy-duty work gloves.
The High Line is private property owned by CSX. All participating volunteers will be asked to sign a release form before going onto the Line. There will be no tours on Clean-Up Day. Clean-Up Day activities will be limited to the part of the Line being cleaned. All volunteers MUST be pre-registered for this event. Only those signed up for Clean-Up Day will be allowed on the Line. No one under 18 is allowed on the Line.
Because of the rarity of this opportunity, we expect that all available slots for Clean-Up Day will fill up quickly. So please sign up now if you want to participate.
Special thanks to CSX, Doug Oliver, and Jack Fuchs for making this event possible.
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April 05, 2004
FHL Seeks Donations for Two Auctions: July 14 and Mid-October
FHL is holding two different auctions to support efforts to create a public open space on the High Line.
July 14 Silent Auction
: As part of our July 14 Summer Benefit, FHL is seeking donations for a silent auction featuring fashion, design products, and other items from businesses in the High Line district. The silent auction will complement a fashion show by Diane von Furstenberg and will celebrate the creative energy of businesses of the Meat Packing District, Chelsea, and Hell's Kitchen.
Mid-October Art Auction
: Originally planned as a spring event at Phillips, de Pury & Luxembourg, FHL's art auction has been rescheduled for mid-October 2004, when it will open Phillips, de Pury & Luxembourg's fall schedule. Our thanks go to the artists, collectors, and gallerists who have already donated pieces. We are still soliciting donations for this high-profile event.
To donate a fashion, design, or other item for the July 14 silent auction, or to donate an artwork for the mid-October art auction, please contact Olivia Stinson, (212) 206-9922, x108, or
FHL regrets that mailed solicitations for these two auctions did not adequately differentiate between them. If you have any remaining questions about which auction would be more appropriate for you to donate to, please contact Olivia Stinson, (212) 206-9922, x108, or
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Reviews by ChadQuest:
4.33/5 rDev -5.3%
Visually is a really dark mahogany color, no head but a thin collar, understandable with the abv.
The aroma is sharp with alcohol. Even though the abv is the same as the non barrel aged it is stronger in heat on the nose. Potent barrels. Brown Sugar dissolved in bourbon, raisins and vanilla.
The flavors are bourbon forward, caramel and brown sugar, dates, molasses and maple syrup, and a myriad of other dark fruits. I can tell this is fresh.
The mouthfeel is low carb and syrupy.
I like this beer, about as much as i liked the non-Bal version. both are really nice.
07-04-2012 05:09:47 | More by ChadQuest
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4.75/5 rDev +3.9%
04-16-2013 11:52:38 | More by DanGeo
4.38/5 rDev -4.2%
On-tap at Kuhnhenn, also a few times out of the bottle. Pours an opaque, sienna-brown color with a dark-beige, creamy head that smokes out pretty quickly and is kind of hard to bring back, even with aggressive swirling.
The aroma is powerful right from the start, and only grows more so as the beer warms up. The bourbon barrel aging is apparent immediately, thanks to the heavy boozy-oak notes. Light vanilla, candied, booze-soaked dark fruits, and an intense sweetness build up the rest of the aroma. There's a nice clash between the dry warmth from the bourbon barrels and the savory sweetness of the malt.
This one is very creamy as it hits the palate, with a body on the thicker side and a medium amount of carbonation. Bourbon infused fruits up front; dates, figs, ripe raisins. Toasted brown sugar charges through and sweetens things up a bit, as well. Along with the brown sugar comes a delicate vanilla flavor that lasts into the aftertaste. Oak and bourbon flavors are hanging in the background from start to finish - although the word "background" may not do them justice, as they play a much larger role in the flavor.
The taste has the same head-butting of flavors as the nose did aromas - a nice, smooth, mellow boozy warmth with a dry oak underbody competes with a delicate and delectable sweetness in the form of toasted, sugar-coated dark fruit. Booze is, as mentioned, very apparent - but in a "flavor" kind of way, rather than a "burning" kind of way - although it's additional warmth should be noted.
At 13.5% ABV, this beer is no slouch, and it deserves to be slowly sipped. Heavy oak, bourbon, sugar, dark fruits, and vanilla make for a nicely executed barrel-aged old ale. There's a reason people rave about this stuff. It's great.
02-17-2013 05:24:17 | More by tectactoe
4.75/5 rDev +3.9%
03-06-2013 00:58:29 | More by Schlais
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4.93/5 rDev +7.9%
2010 - 12 Oz. Bottle
A - Dark Brown with half finger tan head. Dark and merky looking
S - Wow, this is possibly one of the craziest smells I've ever experienced. Huge caramel, oak and toffee notes. Brown sugar, dark fruits, cherry and maybe some fig. Can barely smell the alcohol.
T - Very complex and similar to the nose. One of the sweeter beers I've had. Love the huge caramel taste.
M - Medium body with very minimal carbonation. Get a little bit more of the alcohol as it warms up. Very syrupy.
O - This is an amazing beer. Definitely top 10 for me. I've never really had a beer like this.
06-22-2011 15:00:24 | More by SkiBum22
4.5/5 rDev -1.5%
02-04-2012 20:50:21 | More by newk340
4.5/5 rDev -1.5%
02-28-2014 20:24:29 | More by DaftPatrick
4.39/5 rDev -3.9%
2012 vintage. Poured into a Courvoisier tumbler. Appearance is a slightly cloudy Burnt Sienna color. Not even a hint of head on this one. Wonderful bourbon aroma with notes of caramel, vanilla, dried figs and chocolate. Flavor is heavy on bourbon but not overwhelming. Full bodied with only a slight carbonation. Long finish. Perfectly balanced.
02-26-2013 04:28:32 | More by Hamburgers
5/5 rDev +9.4%
09-08-2012 18:40:43 | More by heddar33
4.6/5 rDev +0.7%
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Pours a deep reddish brown with almost no head.
Smell consists of bourbon vanilla notes. It smells somewhat sweet but not overwhelmingly so. Also apparent are notes of toffee, oak and dried dark fruits including raisins.
Tastes of vanilla, chocolate raisins and figs. I also get a bit of chocolate chip cookie that is fantastic. Alcohol is somewhat apparent, but is not at all overbearing. A bit of breadiness. Wonderfully complex assortment of flavors that seem to meld together nicely.
Mouthfeel is medium thick and coats the palate nicely. There is a slight warming from the alcohol.
Overall, this is a sipper in the best sense of the term. There is so much flavor in each sip, it is best enjoyed a small amount at a time. This is one of the better examples of barrel aging really improving a beer, as I thought the regular 4th D was good, but nowhere near this enjoyable.
05-26-2011 02:28:56 | More by warnerry
4.5/5 rDev -1.5%
08-26-2012 21:22:45 | More by Callmecoon
4/5 rDev -12.5%
06-25-2014 04:05:57 | More by 77apm
4.75/5 rDev +3.9%
04-06-2013 23:02:51 | More by VernonKell
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04-23-2012 00:24:43 | More by bierdabbler
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4.7/5 rDev +2.8%
On tap at Spuyten Duyvil, Bklyn, NY, as part of their Big Fattys celebration or month long ode to strong and barrel aged beer. This one seemed to be the hot beer according to the gathered throng of BA beer aficionados, so I gave it a try. Poured into a tall wine glass, it exhibited low carbonation, minimal head and next to no lacing. Dark, muddy and dark milk chocolaty looking. Big nose of bourbon, raisins, figs and some alcohol. Served near room temp. on a freezing cold day. Soft, smooth, heady brew, plenty of rum raisin, vanilla, chocolate and dark malty goodness. Alcohol clearly present but did not take away from drinkability. World class sipper, night cap kind of brew. A welcome treat on tap.
02-04-2007 16:32:47 | More by Billolick
4.95/5 rDev +8.3%
Pours fairly brown, but dark red when held to light, with a strong white head that retains very well and leaves retention. Surprising given the percent. Smell jumps out at you, moreso than some DIPA's even. The smell is of bourbon, brown sugar, cherry, molasses, vanilla, oak and maybe even some dates; remarkable. Taste is hard for me to keep track of, it just has so many flavors blended together so well. Seems like some of the bourbon beers I have had have too much bourbon, this is not the case with this one. Full bodied, with slightly higher than medium carbonation; a little less and this one's perfect. A damn near perfect sipper, I'd drink plenty of this if it was available. Well worth the very long trip to Michigan for it. Highly recommended.
01-10-2007 04:57:11 | More by badbeer
4.75/5 rDev +3.9%
02-18-2014 22:24:43 | More by Chris_Panos
4.43/5 rDev -3.1%
Big thanks to bu11zeye for sharing this bottle.
The beer pours a reddish-amber color with a tan head. The aroma is full of brown sugar, bourbon and raisins. I also get some nice alcohol notes. All of the components in the aroma are very, very nice.
The flavor is just as complex and just as nice. I get a lot of brown sugar and molasses notes, as well as a lot of bourbon, oak, maple and vanilla. The alcohol is present, but it is not as strong as expected from a 13.5 percent ABV beer.
Medium moutfeel and medium carbonation.
10-31-2011 01:15:59 | More by Mora2000
5/5 rDev +9.4%
01-31-2013 23:57:26 | More by Akcellar8
4.5/5 rDev -1.5%
05-06-2014 17:13:53 | More by fenlop54
4.75/5 rDev +3.9%
05-30-2012 19:06:39 | More by BigE90
4.5/5 rDev -1.5%
04-22-2013 18:04:41 | More by ryancl
4.6/5 rDev +0.7%
Thanks to my main man Mark for this one. Very generous trader.
Pours a dark dark red. Seriously looks like a brandy. Beautiful.
Smells strong. Lots of caramel, toffee, bourbon, oak, vanilla, and alcohol. Taste is a lot of the same. Loads of caramel toffee and bourbon. Vanilla is present but not huge. Bourbon is very noticeable....LOVE IT! Very dry finish. Lots of tingles on my tongue, and also can feel the alcohol in my nose, like taking a shot of bourbon. Wonderful beer. This should be treated like a fine bourbon, sipped and savored. Quite masterful really. Glad Mark hooked me up with this one, and I might have to venture after some more.
10-08-2011 00:05:14 | More by 1Adam12
5/5 rDev +9.4%
01-08-2013 20:39:49 | More by Prospero
New York
4.5/5 rDev -1.5%
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Our Froggy Bath Collection is definitely worth jumping on. The set is adorned with cheerful frogs, adding a nice playful touch to your décor. The set is 100% cotton, so you're little one will be snug as can be after bath time. Best of all, it coordinates with our Froggy shower curtain.
2-4 Yrs Green Froggy Bath Robe
- Made in Portugal
- Hooded bath robes fit 2-4 years
- 6-8 years size is no longer available
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At The Land of Nod, nothing is more important to us than providing safe, high-quality products to you and your family. We believe that kids' products should be able to handle everything kids throw their way (literally and figuratively). That's why all of our products have an 18-year quality guarantee. And, hopefully, your kids will no longer be sleeping in bunk beds by then.
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