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Tortilla Snack Strips Recipe
"These crispy, zippy strips are a super homemade alternative to commercial snack chips," writes Karen Riordan from her home in Fern Creek, Kentucky.
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- 6 flour tortillas (8 inches)
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon onion salt or onion powder
- Dash to 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper, optional
- Brush butter over one side of each tortilla. Combine the seasonings; lightly sprinkle 1/4 teaspoon over each tortilla. Make two stacks of tortillas, with three in each stack. Using a serrated knife, cut each stack into nine thin strips.
- Place in an ungreased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 400° for 8-10 minutes or until lightly browned. Serve warm. Yield: 1-1/2 dozen.
Originally published as Tortilla Snack Strips in Taste of Home February/March 2000, p64
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A great snack to put together at the last minute. I also made some with cinnamon-sugar-- very good when you want to cure a sweet tooth!
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The recipe was so easy to follow. They came out so crisp and flavorful.
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10 Nov 2012
Birth. There was never a moment it wasn't a question for me.
Celisse Henderson
You know the real truth is I never thought (seriously) that I would do anything else. Other than a very short-lived time when I was in 6th grade on "bring your parent to work day."
My friend's dad, who was a lawyer, wrote on the board what he makes a year. I thought to myself that that number could buy me A LOT of Pogs. I wanted to be a lawyer for a hot second, but beyond that... ALWAYS a performer.
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I always knew I wanted to perform. I knew I wanted to perform for a living when I found out I didn't have to do it for free :-)

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Months after a random microburst damaged homes and businesses in Gibson County, one heavily damaged building is coming down.
The minister at the church says this past summer's storms tore off the roof and caused the south wall to bow out. A construction firm condemned the building, and since this summer, the church members have been meeting at Fellowship Hall next door.
Most of the pews, stained glass windows and piano were moved there as well.
Some members were able to take a brick or even a pew with them for sentimental value.
One of the church's trustees says the decision to tear down the church was a difficult one, but one that made economic sense.
"It was a very tough decision. There's a lot of history in the church. As a matter of fact, the wife and I were married here several years ago. A lot of relatives, my mother-in-law played the organ for 40 some odd years in the church. So, a lot of emotional connections," said church trustee Bill Shoultz. "There's also the reality of all of it, so we are going down the road of rebuilding in the future."
The 45 or so members have been meeting at Fellowship Hall since the storms. They also had some damage to that building.
There is no timeline so far as to when the new church will be built.
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Scenic View Lodge - 1.43 acres; 2.5 blocks from shuttle in Breckenridge
- bedrooms 6
- baths 5½
- sleeps 20
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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Come and enjoy a stay at this newly listed 6 bedroom, 5.5 bath mountain estate. Located on 1.43 acres the property gives you a good amount of space and some room to run around during the summer, or a good place to warm up prior to going on that long snowshoe hike. The views from the property are absolutely stunning looking back across the valley at the Ten Mile Range.
Located just 3 miles from downtown and the slopes this property offers easy access to all Breckenridge activities. In addition there is a free shuttle stop just 2.5 blocks from the property and it runs a daily schedule that is easy to follow and use. There is also The Breckenridge Lodge and Spa located just 1.5 blocks from the property so your group can go enjoy a nice dinner at the restaurant, some apres ski beverages at the bar, or simply a soothing massage at the spa.
The oversized kitchen is set up with everything you might need to prepare meals during your stay. At the dining room table there is seating for 11, with additional seating for 2 at the kitchen island. The fireplace between the kitchen and the dining room provides some warmth and sets a great atmosphere, especially with the floor to ceiling rock fireplace. In the living room there is seating for plenty with a wrap around couch, arm chairs, flat screen TV with DVD, and wet bar. Just off of the wet bar is the pool table for your added enjoyment.
Downstairs is an added bonus room with 2 couches and a TV.
This great property boasts 6 bedrooms, all comfortably appointed and ready for your use. Each bedroom has its own private en-suite bath except for 2 rooms that have a jack and jill type set up for that bathroom. There is an additional 1/2 bath on the main level with the open plan - dining, living room, and kitchen.
Some additional amenities at the property include: Pool table, 2nd living room with TV, and a private outdoor hot tub.
Bedroom configuration:
Master Suite #1 - Main floor - King bed, private bath with walk in shower and separate oversized tub, flat screen TV with DVD, sitting area, telescope (2)
Master Bedroom #2 - Upstairs - King bed, private bath with walk in shower, flat screen TV with DVD (2)
Master Bedroom #3 - Upstairs - King bed, private bath with shower/tub combo, flat screen TV with DVD (2)
Bedroom #4 - Upstairs - Queen bed, jack and jill bathroom shared with bunk room, flat screen TV with DVD (2)
Bedroom #5 - Upstairs - Bunk room with twin on top, double on bottom, twin pull out trundle, + 1 twin, and 1 double, jack and jill bathroom shared with Bedroom #4 (7)
Bedroom #6 - Bunk bed with queen on top queen on bottom, private bath with a shower/tub combo (4)
This property can accommodate a maximum of 16 adults, or 19 total with children.
The minimum age limit to rent 25. Guests under the age of 25 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.
This property can accommodate a maximum of 4-5 vehicles depending on snow.
4x4 is highly recommended during any date that snow may occur.
Free shuttle is 2.5 blocks from property
Minimum night stay requirements do apply, and for dates that allow less than a 5 night minimum stay.
There is a cleaning fee of $375 + tax that will be applied to your rental.
The refundable damage deposit is $1000.00 and will be collected in advance.
Tax rate is 5.775%
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pool table
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$650 3/22/2014 - 4/4/2014 Spring Break 2
$400 4/5/2014 - 4/20/2014 Late Ski
$400 4/21/2014 - 6/7/2014 Spring
$650 6/8/2014 - 9/5/2014 Summer
$400 9/6/2014 - 10/30/2014 Fall
$450 10/31/2014 - 11/24/2014 Early Ski
$650 11/25/2014 - 11/29/2014 Thanksgiving
$600 11/30/2014 - 12/19/2014 Regular Ski
$1,500 12/20/2014 - 12/26/2014 Christmas
$1,900 12/27/2014 - 1/2/2015 New Years
$700 1/3/2015 - 1/30/2015 Regular Ski
$800 1/31/2015 - 2/11/2015 Prime Ski
$850 2/12/2015 - 2/16/2015 President's Weekend
$800 2/17/2015 - 3/6/2015 Prime Ski
$900 3/7/2015 - 3/20/2015 Spring Break
$700 3/21/2015 - 4/3/2015 Spring Break 2
Rent 6 nights and get the 7th free (Except Holidays and Spring Break)
The refundable damage deposit is $1000.00 and will be collected in advance.
Tax rate is 5.775%
Minimum night stay requirements do apply.
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From a really solid, comprehensive piece about Mariano Rivera's past and future, via Tyler Kepner in the Times:
Nothing could change his decision, Rivera said then, without revealing what it was. But retirement seemed the clear option, and when asked by reporters Thursday night if he would ever pitch again, Rivera, 42, said he did not know.
Understand this about Rivera: his career plans are never assured, whatever he says. After the 1999 season, Rivera told the congregation at a church service in his native Panama that he would retire after four more years to become a preacher. A decade later, at Yankee Stadium in the afterglow of the 2009 title, he said he wanted to pitch five more years.
How different would history look if Rivera had become a full-time preacher after the 2003 season?
Well of course that's difficult to say. The Yankees have won just one World's Championship since then, in 2009. The Yankees swept the Twins in their Division Series, topped the Angels in six games in the ALCS and beat the Phillies in six in the Serious. Rivera did pitch multiple innings in two close games, one apiece in the ALCS and the World Series. So it's possible that if Rivera had retired after 2003, the Yankees' World's Championship-less string would today run all the way back to 2000, which would be odd.
But as with everything else like this, it's really impossible to know what would have happened differently. Maybe the Yankees would have signed some big free-agent closer, who wouldn't have signed with another team and propelled that team to a championship. Now that we've lived through it, it's just hard to imagine a world in which Mariano Rivera didn't pitch for all those seasons with the Yankees.
Meanwhile, tacking on five seasons after the 2009 World Series would have meant a career stretching through 2014, during which Rivera will be 44 years old.
Realistic? Well, there's never been a 44-year-old closer. But even leaving aside knuckleballers and spitballers and other strange -ballers, six 44-year-old pitchers have thrown at least 150 innings in a season.
Kepner's right: We really can't begin to know what Mariano Rivera does until he actually does it. I just won't be surprised if he does pitch again.


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Visit Moosejaw Boulder store from June 25 – July 1 and cast a vote for the Access Fund! We've just kicked off the Patagonia Charity Thing at Moosejaw Boulder and we need your votes to raise $2,500 for the Access Fund. All you have to do is visit the Boulder Moosejaw store between June 25 and July 1 and cast a vote for the Access Fund. Each vote is worth $5 and they will count the votes of the first 500 customers. We're competing against 2 other charities, so we need your help. The contest ends on July 1st, so please get in there and cast a vote! Thanks for your support! Sincerely, Your Friends at the Access Fund


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Back by popular demand our Holiday Gift Ensemble kit makes at least 20 bath fizzies and at least 20 guest soaps. This kit features our favorite modern holiday fragrances, Cinnamon Sugar and Fresh Snow.
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Arlington's Katey Stone has her U.S. Olympic Women's Ice Hockey Team off to a 2-0 start at the Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.
With Stone at the helm, the U.S. squad defeated Finland 3-1 Saturday and trounced Switzerland 9-0 Monday, with three goals in the first 55 seconds.
A big test looms Wednesday, as the team's final game before the quarterfinals is a rematch of last Olympics gold-medal game against Canada. Canada won the gold in Vancouver, defeating the United States 2-0.
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|Narmer Palette
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The Early Dynastic Period is a period of some 500 years or more at the beginning of what is conventionally considered as the history of Ancient Egypt. It was the culmination of the formative stage of the Ancient Egyptian culture that began centuries before during the Prehistory.
It was during this period that the divine kingship
became well established as Egypt's form of government, and with it,
an entire culture that would remain virtually unchanged for the next
3000 or more years. Writing evolved from a few simple signs mainly used
to denote quantities of substances and their provenance, to a complex
system of several hundreds of signs with both phonetic and ideographic
The evolution of writing: left, some signs dated several generations before the 1st Dynasty; center, the name of a city at the start of the 1st Dynasty; right, a text from a wooden panel from the tomb of Hesyre of the 3rd Dynasty.
The typical ancient Egyptian artistic canon
took shape for both two and three dimensional representions, determining
the work of artists for millenia to come.
The artistic canon for two (left, Narmer Palette) and three dimensional art (right, statue of Khasekhemwi) was established during the Early Dynastic Period.
Craftsmen increased their skills and experimented with the use of more durable materials. Structures built in brick, wood and reeds were copied in stone, giving birth to the typical Ancient Egyptian architecture. Most of the features developed during the Early Dynastic Period would remain in use until the Greek-Roman Period, more than 3000 years later.
Another very important change that marks the beginning of the Early Dynastic Period is the rise of urbanism. Inhabitants of small settlements throughout the country abandoned their homes and moved to larger communities and cities. Several key factors, that could vary from region to region, have influenced this process of urbanisation:
As the Early Dynastic Period is the culmination of an on-going cultural, religious and political evolution, it is hard to determine its actual beginning. According to the Ancient Egyptian tradition, the first (human) king to have ruled over the whole of Egypt was a man named Menes. He is considered the first king of the 1st Dynasty and tradition credited him with the unification of Upper- and Lower-Egypt. As none of the sources from the Early Dynastic Period mention his name and as none of the deeds credited to him can be associated with any of the archaeologically attested kings, the identification of this Menes, however, is problematic.
Both in the Turin King-list and with Manetho, this Menes follows a long list of gods and demi-gods who ruled before him. The first row on the Palermo Stone contains names of kings who allegedly ruled Egypt before him. As our knowledge of this early stage of Egyptian history evolves, we are finding sources that hint at powerful rulers living in Middle and Upper Egypt who already had extended their influence, if not their realm, to parts of Lower Egypt. This information may correspond to the mythical rulers in the Turin King-list and to the names listed in the first row of the Palermo Stone, if not literally, then perhaps simply as a confirmation that the Ancient Egyptian chroniclers were aware of the existence of kings before Menes. This has led some authors to propose that there may have been a Dynasty "0" before the 1st Dynasty. It is not certain that the kings placed in this hypothetical Dynasty "0" actually belonged to the same ruling family and to what extent they all ruled over the same area.
In most books dealing with the history of Ancient Egypt, the Early Dynastic Period usually consists of the first two dynasties. This is based on the fact that the first pyramids were built during the 3rd Dynasty and that the Old Kingdom is often viewed as "the age of the pyramids". This has caused the 3rd Dynasty to be included in the Old Kingdom.
It needs to be pointed out, however, that the pyramids built during the 3rd Dynasty were Step Pyramids and not the "true" pyramids that were built from the start of the 4th Dynasty on. The complexes surrounding Netjerikhet's Step Pyramid and Sekhemkhet's unfinished step pyramid, both at Saqqara, are unlike the funerary complexes of the 4th Dynasty and later. As such, the Step Pyramid and the funerary complexes of the 3rd Dynasty can still be considered as part of the formative stage of pyramid building.
The kings during the 3rd Dynasty were still known mainly by their Horus-title, but from the 4th Dynasty on, the Prenomen, and later the Nomen, become the more important titles. This may indicate in shift in views on the divine kingship: during the first three dynasties, the king was a living embodiment of the god Horus, whereas from the 4th Dynasty on, he came to be the son of the solar god Re.
The 3rd Dynasty should therefore rather be part of the Early Dynastic Period than the Old Kingdom. As such, it played a pivotal role in consolidating the political, religious and cultural evolution that had started centuries before.
It should, on the other hand, be noted that the Turin King-list simply lists the kings of the first 5 dynasties, without further classification. This may mean that at the time of the composition of the Turin King-list's original, the first 5 dynasties were viewed as a whole. Our division of that timeframe into an Early Dynastic Period and an Old Kingdom, does not correspond to the views of some Ancient Egyptian chroniclers.
The table below lists the dynasties that were part of the Early Dynastic Period:
A representation of a falcon crouching down on a marsh on the Narmer Palette has often been seen as proof that Narmer conquered Lower Egypt.


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Will I receive credit for participating in marching band?
Yes, you will be able to participate in Marching Band for a credit, but students will not be required to take it for credit, it is a co-curricular as well.
Do I have to pay to be in the marching band?
No, almost all costs affiliated with participation in marching band will be covered by the band.
Can I receive a scholarship for participation?
Yes! Students who participate in The Marching Saints are eligible for a scholarship between $3,000-$8,000 dollars. Find out more here - marching band scholarship.
Does the college have instruments for me to use or will I need to provide my own?
The school will provide most low brass instruments and all percussion instruments, and there will be limited amounts of all other instruments available for students to rent.
What is the time commitment?
The time commitment for marching band will be minimal compared to most high schools. The marching band will meet three days a week for an hour and a half in the afternoon.
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Embarkation; as previously mentioned it is a little chaotic. We arrived at 12 and had to wait for a bit, but it wasn't too bad. The worst thing was the heat, as it was about 96 and standing in any kind of tent is hard! We then explored the ship, found our rooms and had lunch. Then we met our CC group at the sky bar for a drink!
The ship itself is lovely. The royal promenade is very attractive, and the public rooms are great. Our stateroom was a little tired, but very clean and the beds super comfortable. My 16 year old daughter slept on the pullman and found it fine.
There was a bit of weather the first 2 days, but I had taken Bonine and was fine.
The activities were quite good - the shows weren't bad, although they were a bit the same. There was plenty of trivia, though we didn't win any! The kids activities weren't so good for my teen - a lot of them started at 9, but we were on 2nd seating. Still she made some friends and spent time with them, so she was happy. It would have been nice for a few more organised things.
Windjammer food was as usual - not bad and plenty of choice. We ate breakfast and lunch here very day. Our dining room was great - lovely table on deck 4 overlooking the middle, great food and a lovely waiter. We had no problem with the food at all, it was all good. The portions are just the right size, but they are very keen to give you more if you want.
Disembarkation; I was a bit nervous as we had a 9.30 limo and an 11.55 flight. We needn't have worried. We did self disembarkation, were off the ship for 9, customs and immigration were quick, our car was early and we were at Newark for 9.50. We then had a long wait!!
All in all we really enjoyed it and would not hesitate to cruise on this ship again.


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Overall, this is a weak draft class from top to bottom. I say keep trading down to acquire as many 2014 picks as possible. Defensive rookies, at positions where we need them, generally don't help that much in their rookie season. Trade down every round and take value picks.
It's hard to complain about a trade that gave us Mark Barron and Doug Martin but Mo Clayborn was our man last year.Anyone want to pick up the honey badger?


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I have a 47 cub 85% restoried. I belong to other websites with forum and know the wealth of info here.To get info you need to read-=read and read some more.Ineeded some info and found it in your forums. thanks for agreat website. thunter
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The Lafayette Consolidated Government plans to slam the door on people who are recreational trailers for permanent housing. In fact, the ordinance that was introduced to the council Tuesday night provided a list.
The prohibited vehicles include campers, travel trailers, park trailers and even FEMA trailers. The ordinance specifies the unincorporated areas of Lafayette Parish. The director of planning, zoning and codes says its been a problem since the influx of FEMA trailers from the storms of Katrina and Rita. The proposed penalty for violating the ordinance includes a charge of $100 per day, each day the violation persist.
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Arizona Cardinals' Michael Bidwill: Bruce Arians is a real leader
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"The choice really came down to who was going to be the best fit, who was going to be the person that we felt like was going to bring us sustainable winning and to build the program and get a turnaround quickly," Bidwill told Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Friday.
Bidwill said he felt good about Arians on Wednesday night when team officials met him for dinner upon his arrival in the Valley. But it was Thursday's interview that solidified to him the Cardinals had found their next head coach.
"I am looking for a leader. I am looking for a guy who's going to bring accountability and performance," Bidwill stated. "Clearly he's a leader. You see the accountability with something he was talking about right from the very beginning and the guys had performance. He's made good players great. He's made great players better. He's taken a very young raw team that had some real challenges in Indianapolis and got them into the playoffs."
Bidwill praised the group of candidates the team was able to interview but said what stood out in his mind about Arians was that he wasn't trying to make the jump from coordinator to head coach, he had already done it successfully.
"When you look at the importance of the decision to elevate a guy and promote him to head coach, he had already checked that box he did it last year," Bidwill explained. "Many organizations have already said he was the Coach of the Year last year. He is a real leader."
The Cardinals had interviewed former defensive coordinator Ray Horton about their head coaching vacancy but did not hire him. They cut ties with Horton entirely on Friday when the Arians move became official.
Horton's departure may have come as a bit of a surprise after he helped build one of the elite defenses in the league.
Bidwill said it is tough for the team to lose Horton, but the decision was one the new regime was able to make together.
"I think it was a very important issue and [Horton]'s a great coach and we all love him and consider him a friend and appreciate his contributions to the team so that was a hard one to sort of work through," Bidwill said. "It was great way to see how are we going to work together and let's talk this out and let's make a Cardinal decision."
The Cardinals have made a decision to move forward and not look back, and Bidwill is excited for the journey.
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A. You're mourning the loss of the little girl who once bombarded through the front door after school with the details of her day. That little girl is growing up and trying to find her new identity as a young adult. In order to do so she must sever those close childhood ties to you. But rest assured your relationship will surface anew, once she establishes her identity as a young adult.
Teens pull away, turn sullen and take there frustrations out on their parents because their developmental time clock is telling them to seek independence. Staying emotionally close to you would represent to her that she is still dependent on you; teens go overboard to prove they're separate.
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Realize, however, that being a teenager is tough too. Bodies grow rapidly, emotions rage out of control, social scenes at schools change daily, and mental ability expands to manage the tough academic challenges of algebra, chemistry and poetry. When frustrations surface, the easiest and safest target is usually good ol' mom. It would be easy to throw up your once loving hands in sheer frustration and sever the mother-daughter bond completely. Please resist doing so.


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San Francisco — already overwhelmed with private automobiles — faces a grim future of gridlock unless there is a radical change in how we think about city streets, parking, and regional transportation.
The facts are clear. Every day there are 1.7 million private car trips to, from, or within the city, according to the city's transportation plan. Coupled with almost 10,000 vehicles registered per square mile, San Francisco today has one of the densest concentrations of cars on the planet, more than any peer city in the United States. In the business-as-usual scenario, the streets are forecast to absorb another half-million car trips. By 2040 there will be 2.2 million car trips on the exact same street grid we have today.
This is madness and it is dysfunctional for everyone. If you think Muni is unreliable now, it will be useless in 2040 as it stalls in the morass of 2.2 million car trips jammed onto city streets. Pedestrian injuries and deaths will rise with another 160 cars hitting pedestrians annually, simply due to oversaturation of automobiles. Cyclists might be able to weave around the stalled traffic, but it will be an ugly scene that fouls the air. Motorists will be stuck in their own gridlock, evermore impatient, distracted, honking, lurching through blocked intersections, sneaking through yellow lights, blocking crosswalks, double parking, and irritated with fellow drivers and everyone around. No one will be happy
This does not have to be. The city's transportation agency hopes to reduce car trips from 1.7 to 1.6 million by 2018, a modest goal but barely holding the line. Reducing existing car trips by 100,000 while also adding thousands upon thousands of housing units and jobs, most coming with more parking, will quickly undo this humble ambition. The city can do more and the data shows us that there are many opportunities.
Consider that 68 percent of car trips within San Francisco are less than three miles. That's 650,000 car trips per day that are generally pretty short — with a bicycle it's less than a half-hour ride on relatively even terrain. If the city were able to get half of those car trips to switch to bicycle trips, it would be well on its way to averting carmageddon.
A more ambitious goal, increasing cycling to 20 percent of all trips, is the official city policy adopted by the Board of Supervisors. That's 500,000-600,000 trips by bicycle every day, most of which can take place within that three-mile range, especially if cleverly arranged "wiggles" (level routes circumventing steeper hills) are laid out on the most logical corridors. But to carry that many cyclists, real space has to be allocated for them.
Out at San Francisco State University, where I teach a new Bicycle Geographies course that aims to increase cycling to the campus, there is tremendous opportunity to shift these kinds of short trips to bicycling. For students, faculty, and staff, bicycling is compatible with rapid transit, particularly for the "last mile" segments, such as between BART and SF State.
Bicycling is also a way to relieve local bus and light rail transit crowding — the 28 bus line on 19th Avenue, for example, is often jam packed and the city has only modest goals to improve that key line. Unlike transit or highways, bicycles do not require costly, long-term capital investment or operating funds and so can be deployed much more quickly.
It will be decades and cost hundreds of millions to improve the M-line, only now in the planning phase. We can lay down cycletracks much more quickly. Bicycling is also among the most equitable forms of urban transportation because it is affordable and accessible to almost everyone. This is obviously relevant to working-class students at SF State.
What a crock this article is. Listen, not everyone in the city is able to safely ride a bicycle, or even want to, ok?
I, myself, am handicapped to the extent that it is unsafe for me to even attempt to ride a bicycle. Add to that the elderly, and you must realize that bicycling or walking is not, repeat not, an 'alternative'.
Yes, you can opine that the city can/should 'provide' alternative means, but a solution like that is years, if not decades in the future.
And, yes, it is safe for me to drive as the physical limitiations I have do not preclude me safely operating a motor vehicle.
And, yes, I yeild the right of way to pedestrians and bicylists when it is legal for me to do so, which is more than I can say for many bicylists I encounter both on foot and behind the wheel.
Handicapped people need good ADA friendly transit and occasionally a car.
Able-bodied people can get around without cars.
You cannot expect balanced views from a self-described car hater.
You don't even need to drive, The City will pay for someone and come pick you up. Let the professionals drive, you sound too angry to be trusted on the roadways.
I think cycling is a terrific alternative, for those who are able to. However, a large percentage of cyclists believe that the laws do not apply to them, which makes drivers hate them. If cyclists can be made to obey the law, the whole mess could settle down, and more people would probably be willing to cycle.
Let's use Fastrak toll tags to issue speeding tickets -- if you travel a distance more quickly than the posted speed limit allows, BAM! you get a big fat ticket. As a cyclist, that would sure make me hate motorists less. Let's do it!
Then time the lights, then issue red light tickets to bikes.
Thanks for playing man child.
Sounds great!
Sure! Zero tolerance for all road users! Turn signals, speeding, double parking, tailgating, stopping in the middle of an intersection when traffic's backed up -- all those "little things" that everyone does all the time, let's crack down. Also more cell phone stings like Santa Rosa just did.
bags onto a bike, travel 150 mlles, and set up camp?
Didn't think so.
Because that is completely relevant to urban transportation.
The system is flawed. Anybody think that the SFMTA will be able to get it together in 2030 when they can't make it work in 2014? Time for any overhaul of the SFMTA.
Send your complaints to the city officials and demand reform:
Why is everyone involved in this effort anonymous?
If this is something "we all agree on," why are its promoters hiding?
Hey Jason
The traffic gridlock and parking scarcity that you speak of has been engineered by some of your car hating friends who have been using their tax exempt non-profit status to prevent the construction of parking garages around the city.
These [Carfreeliving] organizations use their tax exempt non-profit status for lobbying and supporting and opposing political candidates with anti-car views. These organizations have deliberately interfered with the free and fair operation of San Franciscos parking market and driven up consumer prices across the city. The obvious manipulation of San Francisco's parking market was deliberately designed to bilk taxpayers and boost revenue for both the SFMTA and the lobbying groups who are funded by them.
The vast majority of residents in the city are not buying your big bag of bullsh*t about carmageddon. It's good that the Restoring Transportation Balance initiative will be on the November ballot with the $500 million bond and the vehicle license fee, since it will mean the Fall political campaign will include for the first time a discussion of both the transportation money the city is squandering and its anti-car policies.
Hey Jason
The traffic gridlock and parking scarcity that you speak of has been engineered by some of your car hating friends who have been using their tax exempt non-profit status to prevent the construction of parking garages around the city.
These [Carfreeliving] organizations use their tax exempt non-profit status for lobbying and supporting and opposing political candidates with anti-car views. These organizations have deliberately interfered with the free and fair operation of San Franciscos parking market and driven up consumer prices across the city. The obvious manipulation of San Francisco's parking market was deliberately designed to bilk taxpayers and boost revenue for both the SFMTA and the lobbying groups who are funded by them.
The vast majority of residents in the city are not buying your big bag of bullsh*t about carmageddon. It's good that the Restoring Transportation Balance initiative will be on the November ballot with the $500 million bond and the vehicle license fee, since it will mean the Fall political campaign will include for the first time a discussion of both the transportation money the city is squandering and its anti-car policies.
Jason, Jason, Jason. Bicycle facilities out to SFSU? Maybe there should be some sort of special plan for bicycles, a Bicycle Plan, that had a list of bicycle projects to make the City more friendly to cycling? How about an advocacy group to help craft that plan and to move it forward? If we had that, then I'm sure that these policy makers at the MTA and the advocates would have long since dealt with creating safe bicycling routes from BART to SFSU in fewer than 15 years mind you!
Of course these advocacy groups would never, ever, advocate for more housing along overburdened transit lines that don't connect regionally to speak of, because that would just add more load to ovderburdened systems and that is not sustainable.
The MTA is like a junkie jonseing for a fix. They will do or say anything no matter how preposterous to get their next fix. The problem is that the MTA has a demonstrated track record of taking new revenues and shunting them as far away from transit as possible or to corrupt projects like the CS.
There is no coherent opposition to revanchist politics in San Francisco because these craven, corrupt agencies such as the MTA and Planning court the advocacy groups with access and contracts, neutralizing them politically as effective counterfources to corporate power, and once numbed, turns around and screws them royally.
The real world consequences of these policies are borne out on the ground daily. The eruption of craptacular condos in our neighborhood with the nonprofits eyeing the "community benefits" money, the remaking of Market Street and the shunting of impact fees to glisten up your now-gilded neighborhood of Hayes Valley.
All of this new development, new residents and more cars combined with this structural disinvestment in transit and no ambition on how to scale transit to population translates directly into more pedestrian and cyclist injuries and deaths.
There are no quick and easy liberal fixes for this. Forcing these moving parts into proper operating position is going to require stepping on toes, raising sharp elbows and not playing nice with power. I don't think that the livable transit advocates have it in 'em to challenge the MTA and clearly the nonprofity housing types fold like chairs on command. There are reasons why we cannot articulate a coherent political response, to structural corruption and dysfunction, which is all that should be of concern here.
are that they just are not popular enough.
Jason is clueless but I do not see you as being any better
is that a quote from Pinochet?
the kettle black
Time and again I've been proven to be ahead of my time, the laggards tend to catch up to where I was eventually. Not being a single issue silo, I see the big pictures and I see them over time. The reason why I am despised is that I call them as I see them which ain't pretty when people get caught in consequential lies.
Why does the world ignore me, when I'm always right about everything?
political failures with ever more elaborate excuses about how we are all doing what he always said.
Even though the city is blatantly taking a very different direction than his anti-growth, NIMBY, anti-development non-policies ever advocated.
It's really sad. He should just go to a bath house and lick some hairy balls or something.
I'm a MFT by trade, and I can tell you that at a minimum, Marcos has Aspergers syndrome.
You're an anonymous internet troll.
And yet, the war on Google buses continues.
I biked to work today (first time ever) and I passed an elderly (likely 65-70+) man, on his bike, holding a cane in one hand. Better infrastructure makes biking accessible to a lot more people. Even though this rider was possibly slightly impaired in walking, he was able to travel on his bike, clearly, pedaling around at a speedy pace!
you need to be fit and healthy. It's an elitist activity
I bicycle every day. The vast majority of San Franciscans can bicycle. You are an elitist.
Ditto, dude. When I've just eaten, I simply hoist my ride onto the Muni and use it as a bicycle ski lift and bike down to wherever I'm headed. If it rains too hard, all I have to do is jump on the BART to be whisked back home from work.
The density of cars must be stated in regard to the number of cars per square yard of roadway.
Anti-car bias is so often misguided that I have a strong hunch that SF does not win that prize if a logical means for establishing density is used.
@lillipublicans - It's faulty reasoning to simply dismiss something as "bias" and expect to be taken seriously for a "hunch."
I remember reading in the 1990s that San Francisco had the second highest density of cars per square mile, though I don't recall the source (it was on paper, possibly a publication of the Northwest Environment Watch). This was before the big garage-building boom of the dot-com years, not to mention the illegal pavings of front yards to park even more cars. So it's not hard to see how S.F. could have taken the #1 spot.
Regardless of this particular detail, it has been well-documented for many years that S.F. has the 2nd highest population density in the nation, after New York. It makes no sense for the 2nd highest populated density to have to compete with the space taken up with the #1, or #2, or even the #10 spot for density of cars. Especially given our geographical constraints on all four sides.
San Francisco has a high population density and therefore a high density of roadways. The density of cars per square mile of city area is not a valid gauge of *traffic* density. Hello?!
The density of cars per square mile represents store of demand on the road system.
got it.
(And I rarely find that I can say that).
Vehicles per square mile is a useless measure because it makes no distinction between, say, downtown SF and a square mile of scrub in Nevada with no roads.
The significant metric, at least if you want to measure vehicular congestion, is vehicles per road-mile. or perhaps even, per lane-mile.
A major reason why people do not understand why SF has a lot of infrastructure for vehicles is because it is not just a city per se but is really part of a much larger conurbation - the Bay Area.
Many trips involve more than one county, and 50-mile commutes are not unusual. With those kinds of distances, walking, biking and even taking a bus can become inappropriate.
SF needs to be able to absorb the traffic from outside the city
of city area does not substantiate the illogical claims made in undiagrammable sentences you follow your support for the premise with.
Back to the dictionary, my friend.
Does anyone diagram sentences anymore? Could anyone ever?
He is right - San Francisco is full!
Of course we have high car density - It comes with high population density.
We are in the pockets of the developers getting rich off high density development.
We don't have decent public transit or infrastructure to support it - just bad busing
We have the developers and anti-car lobbyists and coalitions with disproportionate influence - Now this "sky is falling" nut case.
If he is a teacher - he should go teach his children (all bikers) to obey the traffic laws and learn to share. These bicycle anarchists are dangerous on the roads and to the city as a whole.
Why anyone listens to the drone of transit "experts" is a mystery.
I fully get America is full of religious idiots who are anti-intellectual and hate book learning, the problem in this case is our dreamers. On display another type of born againer trying to convince us of the genius of their true belief.
Biking is nice when the weather is nice, not as much when it rains. Still, I do agree with the idea of really improving transit. That being said, I would vote against many of the funding measures and will vote against the upcoming ballot measures. Not because I don't want to see these sorts of improvements come to pass, but because the SFMTA is the absolute worst agency to build, operate, and maintain this new expanded system. The author hit the nail on the head - the Central Subway is already a debacle, corners are being cut on the new Transbay Terminal as it's already behind schedule and over budget. Zeus knows how much the new SF General will cost us.
San Francisco doesn't have a revenue problem, it has a problem spending money wisely and managing projects well. We don't maintain anything, so we have bond measure after bond measure to replace things the city should have be doing over time and budgeting for. $400M for the new firefighting system. $500M (to start) for transportation. Not to mention the ones for new libraries, parks, and roads. We really can't budget for this or maintain anything for $8B a year?
So progressives, here is what I would say to you. Take suggestions like this, on other issues as well. Go to a bunch of constituencies (not just the ones you typically reach out to) and come up with good, solid, actionable plans. Develop realistic funding strategies. Then, most importantly, find candidates with good experience in managing and budgeting. If you can show competence as well as idealism, you might just start doing better in elections...
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The use of the Y-word has been a subject of conversation lately. The Prime Minister was even called to weigh in on it and it's been discussed to death and rebirth on this and many other sites. At this point, we're treading on the same ground, either sticking to our black and white sides or arriving at similar shades of grey. On the one hand you have those arguing that the term has a place in Spurs' history that is a mark of pride: a communal response shielding a minority against vitriol directed at them from opponents. On the other side you have the criticism that the term is inherently anti-Semitic, its use borders on mascotizing, or that it's modern use in a way contributes to anti-Semitism by stripping it of its real world meaning and making it a football ribbing game. (This is not the same as victim blaming since the one thing all sides would agree on is that the FA needs to do more to stop directly anti-Semitic chanting by non-THFC sides.)
The point of this article is not to retread these same points, but rather to suggest a way to move forward. A compromise that will be unsatisfying to some on both sides of the argument, but one I think ultimately addresses underlying criticisms both sides have of the other.
We know the side that I have argued, but I never would suggest that the history of the use of Yid by THFC supporters shouldn't be honored and celebrated. Indeed, it was one of the reasons I picked this team to support when the one team in the EPL I have an actual connection to plays elsewhere in London. The fact that in the face of anti-Semitism, the team and it's supporters took the ideal that to harm one is to harm all is an amazing, enlightened and truly beautiful thing. It is a spirit that should be honored by all, football fans or not, Jewish or not.
Yet at the same time there is the question, are the Yiddo chants helping or hurting at this point? Or neither? There is validity in the argument that bigots will be bigoted, and anti-Semitism is on the rise in Europe in recent years. At the same time, we are decades removed from this original usage and anti-Semitism has waned in that time (or at least became less visible). As such, my modest proposal to all Spurs fans is this:
Let's use the Yiddo chants only in response to anti-Semitic chants or behavior from opposing fans during or in the lead up to a game.
It's a simple ground rule. If Chelsea fans hiss or West Ham fans sing about their foreskins, we are all Yiddos. If we have incidents like we did in Rome or Lyon, then for all came we can (and should) let everyone know, "we're still here, we're all Jews, fuck you." But otherwise, when the team comes out the tunnel, it's Come On You Spurs or When the Spurs Go Marching In.
It's an imperfect compromise, but I think a good and effective one for many reasons.
1. It puts an end to the chicken & egg argument. Nobody can claim that the Spurs fans' use of the Y-word contributes to an air of anti-Semitism if it's only in response to anti-Semitism. If we are met with anti-Semitic chants without using it, it lays bare the idea that the use of the term is contributory.
2. It honors the club's history by being directly in relation to the term's historic use. The word comes out only as a shield to anti-Semitism, and diminishes the argument that its usage is mascotizing.
3. It serves, once again, as an example of how a community can rally around a targeted minority. With the above two arguments diffused, the example of Spurs supporters taking on the "hurt one, hurt all" ideal and using it to respond to offense will be unquestionable. Comparisons to Native American teams or sectarian Scots will not hold weight and THFC fans will stand as a shining example of pluralistic community fighting the voices of bigotry and monoculture.
And if we as Spurs fans never have an opportunity to call ourselves Yids again, what then? We lose nothing, because we still have and always will have our history. We will be the team whose fans rallied around each other when faced with bigotry, but also a team who showed the wisdom to know when it was time to honor history by letting it go and avoided the path to cartoonish mascotizing before it was too late. In this scenario, we have reason to be as proud for not calling ourselves Yids as we do for calling ourselves Yids.
This is my proposal, you may even say challenge, for all. Let us be proud of our history and honor it, but also admit that discretion may be the better part of valor. We will never stop rallying together when needed, but we will also seek to avoid divisiveness when it arises.