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News: Drake Packs Up "So Far Gone" For Re-Release, "I Did This Song No One Has Ever Heard Before"
Friday, Aug 14, 2009 12:50PM
Drake has announced plans to re-release his So Far Gone mixtape and said there would be an unreleased track which will help transition fans to his upcoming Thank Me Later debut.
Setting the re-release for a September 15th drop date, Drizzy revealed a new song which will be on the 'tape called "Fear."
"I did this song that no one has ever heard before, ever," he revealed in an interview. "[It's] a song called 'Fear.' I recorded it when I did So Far Gone -- the first verse and half of the second verse I had gotten through. But then I just stopped because it was getting eerie. It was getting where I didn't know if I could [finish it]. And then the other night I had a moment and I finished the song. That's gonna be the last song on the retail [version of] So Far Gone. And the third verse transitions into Thank Me Later. So the last line of the third verse is gonna be the first line on my album." (MTV)
The rapper's So Far Gone mixtape featured mainstream artist collaborations including verses from Lil Wayne and Trey Songz.
Tracks from the highly-anticipated mixtape include "Successful" featuring Trey Songz, "Unstoppable" featuring Santogold and Lil Wayne, "Little Bit" featuring Lykee Li and "A Night Off" featuring Lloyd. (Lissa Monet)
Despite his recent success, Drizzy recently inked a personal message to fans assuring them of his humble attitude within the rap spotlight.
"I will forever push myself beyond the limits despite advice and recommendations given because even with this new found success I am still the kid who wanted this more than anything in the world," he wrote in his blog earlier this month. "Its funny when I read comments from previous fans who have lost interest because of the radio play and exposure I have. I just want to assure anyone reading that nothing has changed on my end. I refuse to get comfortable, I refuse to fall in line and follow anyone elses formulas. I still work as if So Far Gone had never dropped and I'm still trying to figure out how I'm going to gain entry to this game." (October's Very Own)
His debut project will reportedly drop next February.
"I'm about two songs in," Drizzy said in an interview last month about his progress. "I really haven't even started. The tour is really throwing me off, so I probably won't start really working on it until September. It will probably come out Valentine's Day next year." (The Boom Box)
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text: Only two years and non-stop touring after releasing "TEN 13," Sammy and his Waboritas have found the time to record and release another "stand up" record without really trying to put out a new record. I've only had it now for two days now and I think it rivals 1999's release "RED VOODOO." "NOT 4 SALE" flat out rocks! Period! Many great songs on this release including the CD opening tracks "Stand Up" and "Halleluiah". I think the song that really stands out is "Halfway to Memphis." This is a Dreams/Right Now/Give to Live type song w/ a little more edge in the guitar solo. Sammy's voice really sings on this song andalso on "Karma Wheel." Other songs that stand out to me thus far is the title track "Not 4 Sale", "Things've Changed" and the almost Led Zep cover – "Whole Lotta Zep." The bottom line on this CD is it rocks, it rolls and it is a must for anybody who likes solid rock music. It's obvious that the Waboritas are a top notch band that doesn't get enough credit, especially Vic Johnson, Sammy's lead guitarist. Enjoy, Red Heads Rule!

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2-year-old boy remains in criticial condition after falling off an ATV in Clearwater
CLEARWATER, Fla. - A child remains in critical condition Monday in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg after falling off an all-terrain vehicle in Clearwater on Sunday night.
According to Clearwater Police, the 2-year-old boy was sitting in front of his father on the ATV when he suddenly fell off in the parking lot of 1201 Douglas Ave around 8:30 p.m.
Clearwater Police said the boy and his father were not wearing any safety gear at the time of the accident.
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Top 10 Things I Learned About Drinking in College
Posted at 5:00 AM Apr 19, 2010
By Susan Quesal
As the end of the school year approaches, many of our high school readers (did we ever figure out if anyone who reads this blog is actually in high school? Where you at, class of 2010? Holla back) are preparing to venture off to college next semester, and if they are anything like I was in high school, their thoughts have already turned to the vast social and educational world that is about to open up to them. It's super-exciting, y'all. Those of us who've been there and now have to exist either in the real world or the world of graduate/professional school miss it like you wouldn't believe. Never again will your amount of free time be so high and the expectations placed upon you be so low. Take advantage of this time, future college students: learn some things about drinking.
10) Treat a night of drunken debauchery like an athletic event
Sure, a night of drunken debauchery is a good time, but it also takes a toll on your body. Hydrate, before, during and after. Also, make sure to carbo-load. I remember celebrating a new job once in college by eating a giant Italian dinner and then going out for a night of carousing. The next morning, I woke up feeling like a million bucks. The lesson of the night: fill your belly with breadstuffs before you drink! You won't get as drunk (good) and you won't feel as bad the next day (even better).
9) Try to drink good booze if you can find it
Should you find yourself at a house party with a keg and BYO liquor, be sure to survey the bar before resigning yourself to the Natty Light or Lone Star or Beer 30 (yes, that's a real thing) that's in the yard. Did someone bring a bottle of something sort of decent? Maybe a Jack Daniels? Or a decent vodka? Take a healthy glass of that good booze and make it last the night. You'll thank yourself the next day.
8) Anything--and I mean anything--can be turned into a drinking game
There are all the classics that you should learn while you're studying the art of drinking--Asshole, Beer Pong, Flippy Cup, Quarters. But remember that if the company is lame and you don't have access to the accoutrement needed to play a traditional game, you can make something up. My friend Nicole used to play a game called "I'll Drink To That," which involved her taking a drink anytime someone said anything she vaguely agreed with, immediately after her saying aloud, "I'll drink to that." It doesn't have to be complicated, people. It just has to distract you from the fact that you don't have real friends yet.
7) Beer before liquor, liquor before beer--what the fuck ever, just stick to one thing and you'll feel better in the morning
I was taught, "Beer before liquor, never been sicker, liquor before beer, you're in the clear." My friend Annette was taught the exact opposite. What did personal experience teach me? No matter what the order, mixing booze and beer or mixing types of liquors or mixing really anything really is probably going to leave you feeling pretty crappy the next day. Which leads me to number 6...
6) Do not mix wine colors
I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH. DON'T DO IT. I don't know the science behind it, but I do know that when my old friend Kiki didn't listen to this advice in college, she crawled across the floor on hands and knees to tell me a "secret" which she then forgot and spent the next few hours laying on the floor of our friend's bathroom. In fact, come to think of it, the majority of the puke-y nights I've been present for involved the mixing of wine colors. So FOR REAL, if you listen to nothing else I've said, SERIOUSLY don't mix your wine colors.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va (WVVA) -- During Tom Herrion's post-game press conference, he ended his opening statements with "Gosh, dang it," perfectly summing up Marshall handing a victory to West Virginia, Saturday night.
The Herd led the game for 37 minutes but gave it all back in the final three. Marshall had many issues but the one that stands out the most is the team's struggles from the foul line. Marshall was 10-24 from the charity stripe for 41 percent. They lost by 10 points.
The Herd moves to 4-6 overall. They're back in action at home, Tuesday night, against Alice Lloyd College.
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Atheists who argue that theism is unreasonable or irrational are being intolerant of theists. Atheists who argue that religion does more harm than good and/or is irrational and unreasonable are being intolerant of religious believers.. Intolerant, militant atheism is on the rise and is just like violent religious extremism.
There are several myths here, all tightly intertwined for the apparent purpose of getting atheists to cease making uncomfortable and unwelcome criticisms of religion and theism. Religious believers, mostly Christians, are responding to atheistic critiques of religion by claiming that vocal, unapologetic atheists are analogous to religious terrorists and that criticism of religion is a form of religious intolerance. The implication is that believers shouldn't have to be faced with criticism.
Examples of these attacks on atheists who dare to criticize theism and religion abound even, or perhaps especially, in mainstream media. Christian author Os Guinness has expressed hope for a "respectful exchange of ideas somewhere between the militant extremes of religious violence and militant atheism."
Robert Wright, a visiting lecturer at Princeton, has said that atheists who criticize religion may "undercut the very thing that makes America work as a civil society" and that Americans "restrain ourselves from saying bad things about religion, from talking about it at the dinner table. These guys want to talk about religion at the dinner table." Among the worst is Nicholas Kristof, a columnist for The New York Times, who has written that "the tone of this Charge of the Atheist Brigade is often just as intolerant and mean. Its contemptuous and even ...a bit fundamentalist."
Note how Guinness contrasts "religious violence" and "militant atheism" as if they were opposites on the same spectrum. This is a reprehensible distortion of reality because there is nothing comparable between religious believers who are willing and able to justify torture, mass murder, and terrorism on the basis for their religion; and are atheists who use harsh words, pointed criticism, and sometimes even mockery to make their case against religion.
Assuming that such people are sincere in thinking that a comparison can be made, they may fear atheists' criticisms as if they were an act of violence against their beliefs. This would indicate how much they fear criticism: serious, sustained criticism of the reasonableness of religious and theistic beliefs may be perceived as being likely to destroy those beliefs, just as violent religious terrorists destroy buildings. In other words, atheistic criticism of religion is feared as being too strong and successful.
More common is to call atheism "intolerant" when atheists criticize religious and theistic beliefs. People are upset that atheists don't treat religion with the sort of respect, deference, and honor which religious believers do. Robert Wright, for example, claims that we shouldn't say bad things about religion. Nicholas Kristof says that atheists are "mean" and "intolerant" for having the gall to say that there is no good reason for theism and that religion is harmful.
Instead of saying such mean and intolerant things, atheists are supposed to be respectful of and deferential towards religion, exactly what religious believers want and exactly what would give the impression that religion and theism are inherently good, positive, and worthy of belief. This means that people want to completely undercut atheists' critiques by portraying them as inherently unreasonable.
You won't find these same people raising the same arguments in other areas of disagreement, like politics. Kristof doesn't accuse Republicans of being mean or intolerant in their attacks on liberalism. Kristof doesn't object to movie and theater reviews in his own newspaper which are no less pointed and harsh than things which atheists say about theism and religion. These people also don't object when atheists themselves are accused of having no reason to be moral or when atheism is accused of being the cause of the 20th century's worst mass murders; on the contrary such people (including Kristof) repeat this charges as if they were self-evidently true.
They want to prevent these critiques from ever being aired by portraying them as contrary to whatever "makes America work as a civil society." Since when has America required people to hush up criticism of powerful traditions or institutions? Atheists in America represent a specter of doubt, questioning, skepticism, criticism, and even blasphemy. Irreligious atheists are like metaphysical anarchists who do not submit to the authority of any religious institution, not even those of "false" religions, and thus feel free to criticize all religions. Irreligious atheists call into question the validity of religion generally by merely existing. By living, and worse yet by living well, they demonstrate the irrelevancy of religion to having a good life.
When we atheists have the gall to speak out and actually say what we think, a bad situation becomes intolerable. People like Kristof and Wright don't offer substantive counter-arguments to atheists' critiques of religion and theism because they have none to offer. The best they can do is cry that the critiques shouldn't be raised to begin with. They can't say that openly because they recognize that this is genuine intolerance, so they try to saddle atheists with fake claims of intolerance in hope of getting them to self-censor. Perhaps others will refuse to pay any attention to atheists' criticisms on the assumption that they are just being mean and intolerant.
This is ethically and intellectually deplorable. I hope that no atheists, freethinkers, or skeptics take these people seriously; if anything, such statements should be seen as a sign that atheistic critiques of religion are starting to afflict the comfortable and discomfit those who had grown used to their positions of intellectual respectability. In other words, it's a sign that atheistic critiques of religion are having an impact and that's a reason to keep pressing forward.


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Clarification: The incident occurred on St. Charles Avenue, about a block away from the Spooky Pooch Parade; a previous version of this story noted that the incident occurred at the parade.
Saturday's Spooky Pooch Parade wasn't fun for everyone.
It ended in tragedy for one family, whose Pomeranian was killed by two other dogs on St. Charles Avenue on their way to the fifth-annual event.
"Their owner could not control the dogs as we walked by," the dog's owner posted on the Lakewood Citizen's Facebook page, later commenting that the attacking dogs were a Rottweiler and a Bull-mastiff.
"I am incredibly disappointed that the dogs were allowed to go home with their owner after this horrific incident."
Lakewood Patch could not immediately reach the woman, who added that she was walking to the event with her 3-month-old daughter and mother.
An officer at the Lakewood Police Department confirmed the incident, however, no additional information was available and the city's dog warden could not be immediately reached.
"We were told by the dog warden that there will be a trial and 'most likely' the dogs will not be allowed to live in Lakewood anymore," the woman posted on Facebook. "It is unthinkable that these (vicious) animals are permitted to stay in the city until this trial. Hopefully no other animals or humans will be harmed in the meantime."
Ian Andrews, the director of LakewoodAlive and co-organizer, pointed out that the incident didn't happen on festival grounds, adding that the event is a safe place for dogs.
"It is tragic ... and I feel awful for those affected," he said in an email.


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The Thunder will begin the new year with a little more confidence as they are coming off a win at home, New Years Eve, against the Golden State Warriors. Its a confidence that they will have to take onto the court tonight, if they want to turn that win, into their first winning streak of the year. But it won't be easy, the Nuggets went on a scoring bananza in their four games against the Sonics last season. They averaged, AVERAGED! 143.3 points per game in those four games, including a total facebashing of the Sonics 168-116. The Sonics did manage one win in the series though, a 151-147 victory.
If you expect the Thunder to score anywhere near that many points tonight, you might want to rethink your betting strategy. The Thunder offense is improving but even 110 points is probably out of the question tonight against the Nuggets, much less 151. Make no mistake, if the Nuggets score 143 points tonight, the Thunder will have not only been handed a loss, but a royal ass kicking. Honestly though, I think its ridiculous to think even the Nuggets have a shot at scoring that much against the Thunder this season.
I'm hoping for the Thunder to carry over some momentum from the New Years Eve win, and especially their 3rd quarter efforts, to tonights game. If they can do that, there is some hope they can stay competitive tonight, but against Denver, if the Thunder come out sluggish in any of the four periods, I just don't see them being able to fight out of a big hole. But here's to the Thunder playing better basketball the past few weeks, and don't forget a little offensive help is not too far away in Nenad Krstic.


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A beautifully varnished wall at Indian Creek with a dozen or so stellar crack lines. This wall is atypical of Indian Creek in that many of the lines fall in the 5.10 range. The sizes are mostly in the hands and wide hands ranges, but some smaller stuff does exist there. It is a good wall to climb during colder months, because it is south facing and gets good sun.
Getting There
Refer to the 200 Select Indian Creek Climbs guidebook for an overview map. Locate the first dirt road on the right(gate) past the Disappointment Cliffs. High clearance is helpful on this road, but low clearance vehicles will just require more thought. You will pass a possible left turn and then come to a fork, at which point go left. The right fork leads to the 2nd Meat Wall approach. Go another half mile from the fork while looking up to your left for the wall. The climb Right Arm is easily visible from the dirt road as a leaning splitter with many pods. Park at an obvious small parking area on the right. Walk up the wash for 100 yards or so, looking for cairns marking the rugged trail to the cliff.
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Unknown 10- 5.10 6b 20 VII- 19 E2 5b Trad, 1 pitch, 70'
The Sickle 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b Trad
A.D.D. 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b Trad, 1 pitch, 70'
Meat Hooks 5.10+ 6b+ 21 VII+ 20 E3 5b Trad, 1 pitch, 180'
Right Arm 5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b Trad, 1 pitch, 150'
The Reaper Wears Pink 5.11- 6c 22 VIII+ 22 E3 5c Trad, 1 pitch, 80'
Sinestra 5.11 6c+ 23 VIII- 23 E4 5c Trad
Hand Prints 5.11+ 7a 24 VIII 24 E4 6a Trad, 1 pitch, 150'
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Belinda "Susie" Lucas Zollars died Jan. 18. She was 56.
Born Dec. 30, 1957, she was the daughter of the late Beatrice Wright and Paul Lucas. She married Gregory Zollars and he preceded her in death June 6, 2006.
Mrs. Zollars graduated from Brownsburg High School in 1976. She worked in customer service for most of her life.
Survivors include son, Jeremy (Jennifer) Zollars; sister, Vickie (Rick) Duncan; niece, Amber (Terry) Stoots; half-brothers, Keith Lucas, Derek Lucas, and Ronald Lucas; and many other relatives.
Services will be at 7 p.m. Jan. 24 in Conkle Funeral Home in Avon.
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Carbon Nanotube Thin Film TransistorsReady for Prime Time?
Thin film transistors (TFT) have gained interest as switching devices for large area displays and, more recently, for a range of large area flexible substrate applications. While much TFT development has focused on amorphous silicon, the expensive vacuum processing and low carrier mobility associated with these systems have prompted researchers to explore alternative materials. Organic TFTs, for example, have also received significant attention but also suffer from relatively low device mobility.
Recent efforts to synthesize carbon nanotube networks in a transistor integration strategy have shown significant promise as an alternative technology for large area TFT applications. With new knowledge of necessary process control mechanisms and carbon nanotube network properties, these approaches use solution-based assembly techniques to achieve specific device parameters by design and have the potential to gain a foothold in a high-end consumer products markets.
Single walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNT) have gained significant attention over the past decade due to potentially superior electronic, mechanical, and chemical properties. For nanoelectronic applications, transistors fabricated from individual SWCNTs exhibit very high carrier mobility, yet have limited current carrying ability due to their nanoscale size. Furthermore, practical approaches to fabricate large scale integrated circuits have not yet been realized. In contrast, TFT applications simply require sufficient device characteristics (On/Off ratio, on-state conductance, and carrier mobility) in a thin, nominally transparent design configuration and can be fabricated by low-cost, scalable processes. Progress in device synthesis has been limited by the chirality properties of the SWCNT networks, which typically contain a mixture of semiconducting and metallic CNTs. As the SWCNTs are assembled in an overlapping configuration between the source and drain of the transistor, percolation transport through metallic nanotubes limits the device on/off ratio, yet enables high current handling capability. Rigorous purification processes have been used to yield SWCNT networks composed primarily of semiconducting nanotubes.
A handful of studies published within the last year have focused on the process of integrating SWCNT networks into TFTs with very positive outcomes for industrial scale up. The knowledge gained from this nanomanufacturing research has provided sufficient progress suggesting these approaches may be suitable for rigorous process scale-up for specific applications. With key metrics for TFT devices being demonstrated, applications realizing an immediate benefit from this manufacturing approach include displays, lighting, and electronic paper. This month we take a closer look at three key papers in this area that have fostered significant interest within the community.
It should be acknowledged that the findings of each of the investigations cited abovehave provided critical insights into the physics and phenomenon of current transport in mixed chirality CNT networks providing the basis for developing transistor design strategies conducive to large area TFT applications. With this emphasis, the nanomanufacturing community will look forward to future commercialization of this technology.
- Engel M, Small JP, Steiner M, Freitag M, Green AA, Hersam MC, and Avouris P. 2008. Thin Film Nanotube Transistors Based on Self-Assembled, Aligned, Semiconducting Carbon Nanotube Arrays. ACS Nano 2 (12): 2445–2452. DOI: 10.1021/nn800708w.
- LeMieux MC, Sok S, Roberts ME, Opatkiewicz JP, Liu D, Barman SN, Patil N, Mitra S, and Bao Z. Solution Assembly of Organized Carbon Nanotube Networks for Thin-Film Transistors. ACS Nano, Article ASAP 19 November 2009. DOI: 10.1021/nn900827v.
- Wang C, Zhang J, Ryu K, Badmaev A, Gomez De Arco L, and Zhou C. 2009. Wafer-Scale Fabrication of Separated Carbon Nanotube Thin-Film Transistors for Display Applications. Nano Letters 9 (12): 4285–4291. DOI: 10.1021/nl902522f.
DOI: 10.4053/fe335-091218
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported.
Tags: Advanced Processes + Tools, Carbon nanotubes, Thin films, Nanoelectronic circuits and architectures


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APPLETON -- The Japanese Beetle is attacking our area again.
The Fox Valley isn't nearly as affected as places like Green Bay, but they are still a problem almost everywhere. If you have a garden, you may have noticed these destructive bugs eating your rose bushes, grapes, and birch trees. But experts say catching them early can save your whole yard.
"Get online, Google a Japanese Beetle. There's a lot of information out there that can help them find out what they can do and how they can protect themselves, but the most important thing is to continue to scout and try to catch them as quickly as possible," says FVTC Lead Horticulture Instructor Jim Beard.
One of the best methods of removal is to hand pick them off your plants and drop them in a bucket of soapy water. Beard says the traps are only effective if used in your entire neighborhood because the traps are designed to attract bugs.
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Evans Memorial Hospital in Claxton and Memorial Health in Savannah announced Thursday a partnership that ranges from physician recruitment to resources and referrals.
Leaders from both hospitals announced the arrangement Thursday in Claxton. Last fall, Evans Memorial Hospital's governing board sought a partner among Savannah's hospitals and reached a agreement with Memorial.
"The partnership will assure that Evans Memorial will remain locally owned and operated and still offer our patients access to quality medical services. At the same time, we can benefit from the economics of scale that Memorial Health can offer," explained Martha Tatum, CEO of Evans Memorial.
EMH leaders believe the partnership will allow them to cut costs on supplies by purchasing through Memorial.
"We respect the autonomy of Evans Memorial and their leadership and their authority board," noted Memorial CEO Maggie Gill. "This is not about managing or owning. This is about sharing."
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Please join us for one or all of the Study Skills workshops during the Spring 2014 semester. These sessions will be held in Room 109 of Raburn Hall and are free to all currently enrolled UNA students. Each session will last approximately 50 minutes. Check below for the time and location of the workshops that will benefit you.
Time Management
Thursday, February 13th at 2:30 p.m.
Wednesday, March 5th at 12 Noon
Memory and Concentration
Wednesday, February 12th at 12 Noon
Test Taking
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Reading a Textbook
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Thursday, March 6th at 2:30 p.m.
Test Anxiety
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Thursday, February 20th at 2:30 p.m.
Taking Notes
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Wednesday, February 26th at 12 Noon
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In case you missed the others we will provide a condensed version of all of them.
Wednesday, March 12th at 12 Noon
Thursday, March 13th at 2:30 p.m.
If you don't find a workshop that fits into your schedule, please take a look at the PowerPoint Presentations linked below. Please make sure to view the notes section at the bottom of each slide for more information about the topic.
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If you would like help with your study skills one-on-one, please contact the Learning Support Coordinator. You can stop by the University Advising Services office located in The Commons on the 2nd floor or call 256.765.4722 to discuss a tailor-made approach to improving your study skills.
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I'm feeling the pressure peeps, I have a list of gifts to make & I should be sewing like now.
But you know the expression "More haste, less speed". Well, I need to breathe deeply & thought a quick blog post the best way to do this. So not much talking here, a few pics, & I will explain the barrage of unuttered curses that went through my mind just now….& reveal this week's most pressing sewing deadline.
Can I show you my scalloped blouse – Colette Violet?
Here is the Boden blouse that triggered the thought of a scalloped centre front (Oh Roo, you have such fantastic knowledge of what's out there!)
Source: boden.co.uk via Scruffybadger on Pinterest
So last time there was the potential disaster of da da da (cue dramatic music) yellow wax edges to the scallops. the The good news? I used tons of Vanish to work at the aforementioned yellow traces of dressmaker's tracing paper before slamming it in the washing machine & it worked! Yip yip ay yay!
Revealing the back first – I do so love the gathered yoke. I wear it with a cotton camisole underneath but dear Barbarella is rather an exhibitionist it has to be said. See that black top hanging on the radiator? That's another gift that I shall write about some time (as there were more discoveries with making this!) It's another Vogue 1247 made with Rag Market viscose.
But onto the front view & the scallops…
See what I mean about the facings showing? I really hadn't thought that through. Mrs C gives some advice on sheer fabrics, facings & seam allowances in the comments to this post here. I shall revisit them when venturing into using some of the chiffon I have in my stash.
….So why does the idiom, "More haste, less speed" become relevant? Well after thinking that I had ruined this blouse with yellow waxed tracing paper markings & managing to save it, I rushed to give this lil' blouse an iron for the photo shoot & gah ….I hate even writing it so annoying is this….the iron was too hot & melted (yes melted) the left front collar. It has a crispy holeyness about it. I have never done that before. It doesn't show in the above picture, but believe me it is there ….& why?
Well., as I said at the start I am feeling the pressure. I have only a couple of sewing hours this week to make up a gift for a special little girl & have made a good start …
However will I really manage to find the time? Recently there has been a squeeze on sewing time due to lovely visitors (in the guise of my grown up boys). Funnily enough whenever they stay not only do I feel the urge to cook more & clearly need to spend time with them, but their laptops completely screw up my internet access – hence less blogging & blog commenting becomes problematic. And it also puts the dampeners a little on outfit pics, well those in which I make more of an effort, & believe me I have some planned….but as you know I prefer to have my privacy when letting loose the inner Badger ….
So writing this in some way has not helped my sewing stress. Although I am now poised to sew, I have burnt my new blouse so badly that I will at some time have to replace the collar, & my much needed beauty sleep draws closer. Just how much might I have sewn had I not written this? Oh well,
"After all tomorrow is another day" to quote my heroine.
I think I just might call it a day & go to bed & read!


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In 1851, the exploration of uncharted areas of the world was of great interest to many. The American Geographical Society was founded that year in New York City as a organization devoted to exploration. Beyond exploration, there wasn't much geography within the society.
William Morris Davis, known as the "father of American geography ," was born in 1850. He earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in engineering from Harvard by 1870 and in 1878, was hired as a geology instructor at that institution. Davis was truly a physical geographer.
A second society of exploration was founded in 1888 in Washington D.C., the National Geographic Society. The first president of the Society was lawyer Gardiner Greene Hubbard who valued his non-geographic background, "By my election you notify the public that the membership of our Society will not be confined to professional geographers, but will include that large number who, like myself, desire to promote special researches by others, and to diffuse the knowledge so gained, among men, so that we may all know more of the world upon which we live."
Obviously, the National Geographic Society wasn't about academic geography, either. However, that same year (1888) the first issue of National Geographic was published, sharing the wonders of the planet and its people with American readers.
The University of Chicago was the first institution of higher education in the United States to create a department of geography. Their geography program began in 1903 and blossomed into a major department that created a plethora of doctorates in geography. Unfortunately, the geography department at the University of Chicago is not as robust as it was during their heyday.
Likewise, for many years, Harvard University was a leader in geographic scholarship but the geography program vanished there in 1948. Today, all that exists at Harvard is the Harvard Geographic Society, whose motto is, "It's the only place you'll find geography at Harvard." It is an unfortunate loss for the discipline to not have a department of geography at the nation's foremost educational institution.
Key centers for geographic education in the United States today include Clark University in Massachusetts, the University of California at Berkeley, Pennsylvania State University, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of California at Los Angeles, University of Washington, Texas State University, and the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. Here is one ranking of the top twenty geography doctoral programs in the United States.
The need for an academic society devoted to the study of geography as a discipline was evident at the beginning of the twentieth century. In 1904, William Morris Davis and others who considered themselves academic geographers got together in Philadelphia to form the Association of American Geographers (AAG). Davis served as the initial president of the AAG and was reelected for two more terms.
Today, the Association of American Geographers is the foremost academic organization of geographers in the United States. The AAG publishes two professional journals, Annals of the Association of American Geographers and The Professional Geographer. The AAG has a membership of more than 7,500 members worldwide. The members of the AAG are primarily academic geographers teaching and researching at colleges and universities throughout the United States. AAG members can select from any of 63 specialty groups that represent the diverse nature of the discipline, from Bible Geography to Sexuality and Space.
In more modern times, the National Geographic Society has been a major supporter of geographic education in K-12 schools. They helped to develop the National Geography Standards, found and support the National Geographic Bee, and fund geographic education with millions of dollars over the past few decades.
The National Council for Geographic Education, an organization devoted to geographic education in elementary and secondary education, was founded in 1915 to spread geographic knowledge to the youngest students across the country. They publish a journal devoted to K-12 geographic education.
Published in 2004, the book, Geography in America at the Dawn of the 21st Century seeks to summarize the state of academic geography research in all of the multitude of subdisciplines. It is an impressive 848 pages but at its high price, remains inaccessible to most who want to understand the discipline better.


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text: Just remember it. Before the current coach arrived, since he's been here and after he is gone, Texas is great. You don't come to Texas because of the coach, the facilities or the fans but because it is Texas. If you can't root for Texas, well then you're just not the fan you thought you were. If you're a player in Texas you should want to play for Texas. To go somewhere else because you couldn't play at Texas is moronic. Walkon or be a student, go to junior college, but get to Texas as fast as you can. Otherwise at the end of the day, you are who you are. Do you really want to be an Aggie or Sooner? We are Texas.


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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The Peyton Manning era in Indianapolis is expected to end Wednesday, according to a report. Citing anonymous sources, ESPN reported Tuesday that the Colts plan to hold a news conference to announce the long-expected decision.
Manning is expected to attend. Team owner Jim Irsay and Manning's agent, Tom Condon, did not immediately respond to messages left by The Associated Press.
Manning turns 36 later this month, and missed the entire 2011 season after a third neck surgery. Before that, he'd never missed a game in his 13 NFL seasons.
He is owed a $28 million bonus, and with the Colts holding the top draft pick, they apparently have decided it was too risky and pricey to keep the four-time league MVP.
Manning led the Colts to the 2006 NFL title.
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ABC's The View insults the Queen in cruel display of mockery of the British royal family
If further evidence were needed of the decline of American network television – aka the "mainstream media" or MSM - look no further than ABC The View's dumbed down and crass coverage of the royal wedding. The Emmy-award winning show is watched by a large audience on weekday mornings, and its hosts on Friday included Oscar-winning actress Goldie Hawn.
One of the The View's co-hosts yesterday, Joy Behar, a controversial liberal "comedian" with her own show on CNN Headline News, thought it would be immensely funny to mock the 85-year old Queen as "a bumble bee with a drinking problem" simply because she was wearing a yellow dress to the wedding of her grandson Prince William. Here is what she said while watching footage of the Queen entering Westminster Abbey – the video can be viewed here:
"A bumble bee with a drinking problem! Holy moly. Who wears yellow? – I've never seen a queen wearing yellow. Happy? She looks like a taxi cab – keep that meter running Queenie."
Behar's hugely offensive comments, which inexplicably prompted roars of laughter from the audience, were in extremely poor taste, and cruel and mocking in nature towards a public figure who is greatly revered by the British people, and widely admired by most Americans. They represent another low for US network TV, and ABC, owned by The Walt Disney Company, should issue an immediate apology to the Royal family as well as its own viewers for this crass display of monumental bad taste. This was nasty, gutter-level mocking of the Monarch of America's closest friend and ally, and a bridge too far for a broadcaster that is supposedly dedicated to quality programming.
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The new deals for The Big Bang Theory's Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, and Kaley Cuoco, which pay each $1 million per episode, make them the top-earning actors in TV Guide Magazine's annual survey of stars' salaries. But will the trio be the last to...
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With his entire world changing around him, Sheldon is forced to confront an uncertain future and considers a major move in the seventh season finale. Meanwhile, Raj and Emily take it to the next level, and Mrs. Wolowitz's injury is a major headache for Howard and Bernadette. Recurring guest star Christine Baranski returns as Leonard's mother, Beverly Hofstadter.
Season 7, Episode 24
A horrible day at work prompts Penny to evaluate her life choices – including taking a big step with Leonard. Meanwhile, Howard and Bernadette struggle to care for Mrs. Wolowitz, and Raj gets relationship advice from Sheldon.
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May the "Fourth" Be With You! Professor Proton helps Sheldon cope with grief, while Leonard turns a relationship milestone into a competition with Penny. Meanwhile Amy and Bernadette make a "Star Wars Day" gift for the guys.
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Phew! TV's biggest comedy will bang on. Warner Bros. has finalized contract negotiations with the last two remaining cast members of The Big Bang Theory,meaning that production on the sitcom's eighth season will proceed on Wednesday, Aug. 4, it was announced Tuesday.
Contract negotiations among the cast of The Big Bang Theory have reportedly been resolved, with stars Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki and Kaley Cuoco set to earn $1 million per episode for the next three seasons, Deadline reports. That matches the previously-unprecedented salaries set by the Friends cast in the show's last season.
Production on The Big Bang Theory's eighth season has been delayed as the show's five stars continue negotiating their contracts.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the first table read was scheduled forWednesday, but Jim Parsons, Johnny Galecki, Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helbergand Kunal Nayyar are not returning to work on the CBS comedy until they reach a new deal with Warner Bros. Television.
"Due to ongoing contract negotiations, production on The Big Bang Theory— which was originally scheduled to begin today — has been postponed," WBTV said in a statement Wednesday.
The Big Bang Theory, one of the TV shows most at home at Comic-Con, kicked off its panel on Friday with a clip from the Season 7 episode in which Sheldon (Jim Parsons), Leonard (Johnny Galecki), Howard (Simon Helberg) and Raj (Kunal Nayyar) try (and fail) to get tickets to the annual event.
Perhaps fittingly, the cast wasn't actually wasn't in attendance. Instead, the panel was only made up of the show's writers and executive producers Bill Prady and Steve Molaro, who shared some fun facts and a few details about the upcoming eighth season:
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Poe Valley State Park
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|Pennsylvania State Park
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Autumn scenery at Poe Valley State Park
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|40°49′20″N 77°28′21″W / 40.82222°N 77.47250°WCoordinates: 40°49′20″N 77°28′21″W / 40.82222°N 77.47250°W
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|1,296 ft (395 m) [1]
|620 acres (251 ha)
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Poe Valley State Park is a 620-acre (251 ha) Pennsylvania state park in Penn Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania in the United States. The park is surrounded by Bald Eagle State Forest. Poe Paddy State Park is 4 miles (6.4 km) to the east. The forests of the park surround the 25-acre (10 ha) Poe Lake. Poe Valley State Park is in isolated Poe Valley which lies between Potters Mills on U.S. Route 322 and Millheim on Pennsylvania Route 45. The park was closed during the 2008 and 2009 season while the lake was drained for dam repairs and the park facilities were upgraded.[2]
Poe Valley State Park and nearby Poe Paddy State Park were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression of the 1930s. The young men of the CCC also worked to clear the regrowing forests of brush to prevent forest fires. They constructed roads throughout the forests, built state park facilities, constructed bridges on the state roads, planted trees for reforestation, and cleaned streams.[2]
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Poe Lake is a man-made lake covering 25 acres (10 ha), built by the Civilian Conservation Corps on Big Poe Creek during the Great Depression. The lake provides a habitat for perch, pickerel, sunfish, catfish, and trout. Fishing is permitted in the lake, and non-powered boats such as canoes, kayaks, and johnboats are allowed if they are properly registered with any state. Powered boats must have electric motors as gas powered motors are prohibited. The beach is open from Memorial Day weekend until Labor Day weekend. Ice fishing and ice skating are permitted at the lake during the winter months. Visitors fish and skate at their own risk: the thickness of the ice is not monitored. [2]
Hunting is permitted on 450 acres (180 ha) of Poe Valley State Park. Hunters are expected to follow the rules and regulations of the Pennsylvania Game Commission. The common game species are Ruffed Grouse, squirrels, turkey, white-tailed deer, and black bears. The hunting of groundhogs is prohibited. The shores of Poe Lake are closed to hunting.[2]
Reeds Gap Spur Trail is a hiking trail 18 miles (29 km) long, that begins in Reeds Gap State Park and ends in Poe Valley State Park. The other trails in the park all connect with the system of hiking trails in Bald Eagle State Forest. The Pennsylvania Mid State Trail, a hiking trail 306 miles (492 km) long, passes through Poe Valley. Hunters use the trails to access Bald Eagle State Forest. During the winter the trails are open to cross-country skiing and recreational snowmobile use.[2]
Camping and picnicking[edit]
The rustic campground opens with trout season on the second Friday in April and closes at the end of doe season in mid December. There are no showers or flush toilets at the campground. A sanitary dump station is provided. Campers are permitted to moor their boats near the dam on Poe Lake. The campground is just below the dam on Big Poe Creek. The picnic area is on the shore of the lake and provides tables, pavilions and charcoal grills.[2]
Nearby state parks[edit]
The following state parks are within 30 miles (48 km) of Poe Valley State Park:[3][4][5]
- Bald Eagle State Park (Centre County)
- Bucktail State Park Natural Area (Cameron and Clinton Counties)
- Greenwood Furnace State Park (Huntingdon County)
- McCalls Dam State Park (Centre County)
- Penn-Roosevelt State Park (Centre County)
- Poe Paddy State Park (Centre County)
- R. B. Winter State Park (Union County)
- Reeds Gap State Park (Mifflin County)
- Sand Bridge State Park (Union County)
- Whipple Dam State Park (Huntingdon County)
- ^ a b "Poe Valley State Park". Geographic Names Information System. United States Geological Survey. August 2, 1979. Retrieved 2008-05-26.
- ^ a b c d e f "Poe Valley State Park". Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Retrieved 2006-11-14.
- ^ Michels, Chris (1997). "Latitude/Longitude Distance Calculation". Northern Arizona University. Retrieved 2008-04-23.
- ^ "Find a Park by Region (interactive map)". Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Retrieved November 18, 2011.
- ^ Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Bureau of Planning and Research, Geographic Information Division. 2007 General Highway Map Centre County Pennsylvania (Map). 1:65,000. ftp://ftp.dot.state.pa.us/public/pdf/BPR_pdf_files/Maps/GHS/Roadnames/centre_GHSN.pdf. Retrieved 2007-07-27. Note: shows Poe Valley State Park
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Expert discusses school, Black boys
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Studies have shown that educating Black and Latino boys presents its own set of unique problems, including socio-economical obstacles and a systemic disregard for overall quality of minority education.
The American Reading Company, which creates and provides custom, scalable education models for various school districts throughout the country, will take a stern look at the problems and at least a few of the solutions during "Educating Black and Latino Boys: Striving for Educational Equity" discussion panel and presentation at ARC headquarters in King of Prussia.
More than 200 high-level educators, legislators, elected officials and leaders of educational non-profit organizations have been invited to attend this closed event, scheduled for Tuesday, May 22. Famed educator Dr. Pedro A. Noguera, Professor of Education at New York University – Steinhardt will lead the session and also provide the keynote.
While the issues are many, one of the main focuses will be on curbing illiteracy and the dropout rate. ARC referenced a 2010 report by the Schott Foundation, which found the dropout rate to be above 50 percent for Black and Latino boys.
"To solve this widespread crisis in public education, our school partners require coordinated efforts that draw upon government, community groups, nonprofits, and private business," said Jane Hileman, Founder and CEO of American Reading Company. "Our aim for this event is to bring together these different groups to accelerate the design and implementation of transformative, effective solutions."
Noguera has written several papers and books on education, including "The Trouble With Black Boys: …And Other Reflections on Race, Equity and the Future of Public Education" and "City Schools and the American Dream: Reclaiming the Promise of Public Education," and will deliver a keynote that will expand on his keen insight, ARC officials said.
Noguera's approach to saving public education for Black and Latino boys is broken down into five broad agendas which state schools must be: holistic and integrated; evaluated regularly; sensitive to ethnic, racial and socio-economical difference; designed to avoid stigmatization; considerate of both the individual and system and inclusive of developmental systems of social support.
Alberto Carvalho of the Miami-Dade County Public School System, Dr. Irvin Scott of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Coalition of Schools Educating Boys of Color Executive Director Ron Walker are just a few of the esteemed educators expected to take part in the panel discussion.
"With unrelenting focus, we seek to propel sustained academic achievement for every student, and we are grateful to Dr. Noguera for leading this 'call to action' event," Hileman said. "Our goal is for our school partners to be able to take home actionable solutions to implement in their respective communities."


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A reader submitted this interesting picture of Isaac Rice and his store. He and five other men faced the camera for this picture taken in Newtown, Ind. The photographer was Bailey & Son, and the picture is undated. A history of Fountain County notes the Rice store burned in 1868; perhaps that was the store in this picture. In 1881 Rice had a store with the Odd Fellows lodge on the second floor. There is no second floor on the building pictured, just the usual false front to give the little building a more imposing look.
A note on the back of the picture observes Rice is "pictured first to right." All the men have facial hair and look to be wearing boots. On the far end of the platform in front of the store, a dog is sleeping soundly. Rice stands near the dog, a large cigar in his hand. The platform is higher than the board sidewalk it connects to; this was to make it more convenient to load goods into customers' wagons. Several rolls of wire are visible on the platform.
A barrel and other containers are in view at the side of the building. The old general stores received numerous items in barrels, including sugar, which could weigh up to 300 pounds. The barrel has metal bands, not the wooden hoops used to hold the staves of earlier casks together. Empty barrels did not remain around long; farmers bought them for a few cents to use for various purposes, including the storage of sauerkraut and cider. A small sign on the building above the third man from the right advertises yeast.
A large wooden box beside the man standing in the doorway is marked Lump Starch. It appears to be propping the door open; a small keg is used for the same purpose on the other door. A lantern sits atop the pole at the far left of the picture, suggesting Rice kept long hours at his store.
The two large wooden boxes in front of the store were probably well used by the regulars, who whiled away their spare hours there. Some of the men in the picture with Rice were probably members of this group. The man sitting on the box with the slanted top demonstrates how this illustrious gang made use of almost any surface as a resting place.
Stores like Rice's were often the social center of the community. Whether they were located at a country crossroads, or in a village, they were where people came for news as well as supplies. Often, the U.S. post office was located in the stores, and the owner was postmaster. Distributing the mail-order catalogues to customers when they came in to get their mail was probably a distasteful part of the postmaster position. But the general store owner had a big advantage over the mail order folks; catalogue houses operated on a cash basis and the local store offered credit, and took trade goods. Catalogue companies were not interested in taking a farmer's excess turnips or a few dozen eggs to settle an account.
Pictures like this speak across the years, and they keep the memory of a uniquely American institution alive — the old general store.
Donald Richter's column appears every other week in the Commercial-News. He is a member of the Vermilion County Museum Board.


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(NOTE: This is a posting by contributor John Mac.)
There seems to be some doubt about whether the young Mr. Kim has managed to fully take control of the North Korean military.
Kim Jong-un, the young leader of North Korea, is still having trouble reining in the powerful North Korean military according to reports in Chosun Ilbo.The South Korean newspaper has spoken to sources in the intelligence community who say that Kim has been attempting to reign in the power of the military, who had taken over key economic roles during the reign of his father, Kim Jong-il.
Military units are being made to sign a loyalty oath and pledge not to confiscate food from local farms. Kim has also told troops that anyone who is not loyal to the leader is "unnecessary", even if they are a good soldier. [Business Insider]
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I've been known to have commitment issues. In order to make a purchase bigger than a skim chai latte at Starbucks it takes about three weeks and loss of sleep to make a decision.
Lighting has created such anxiety since I moved into my apartment in 2009. I have bought exactly two lights, one for Luca's room (which I got for a photo shoot) and the other an Ikea desk lamp which Tallulah broke weeks after I purchased it. Otherwise, I live in the dark. Not kidding.
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It's called a nuclear pressure vessel and some opponents of the nuclear reactors project at Plant Vogtle say it's been "stranded" at the Port of Savannah since December. Whatever term one uses, the reactor vessel is still at the Port. Westinghouse, which is charge of making parts for the nuclear reactor project told me that in December there was an attempt to move the vessel (which came from Korea) to Plant Vogtle. But there was a problem and the rail car was damaged.
"It's 300 tons and Georgia Power and Westinghouse haven't demonstrated they can actually carry it to the Plant Vogtle site," says Tom Clements from the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability. "It is just confusing that they can't move this stranded reactor out of the port, it's just still there on this specialized rail car."
Clements says it's unclear if there are costs for shipping and storage, but wonders if there are, if rate payers will pay the price.
Meanwhile, Mark Williams from Georgia Power says project milestones were met recently in pouring concrete for the reactors. "We poured about 7 thousand cubic yards of nuclear grade concrete base mat vertical place components made on site as we build this reactor."
Williams says the reactor pressure vessel is the component that will hold nuclear material. But Georgia Power says it's not needed yet. "We won't need that until later in the year, so right now it's being safely and securely stored until the time it can be transported from the site."
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EDITORIAL The dumbest plan the Newsom administration has cooked up in a long time continues to make its way through City Hall. The mayor wants to defer fees for housing developers as a way to "stimulate" the economy despite the fact that the city's own economist concluded the plan would lead to the creation of a relatively tiny number of jobs and perhaps 40 or 50 new market-rate condos over the next two years.
And the cost would be staggering. Over the next 15 to 20 years, depending on how much the housing market picks up, $43 million worth of fees developers typically pay before they break ground could be deferred, an analysis by Fernando Marti, a member of the Eastern Neighborhoods Citizens Advisory Committee, shows. The city would get the money eventually but buildings would go up before the cash to provide water and sewer service, public transportation, schools, parks, and other amenities is in the city's accounts.
At the same time, information released by the city last week shows that the gap between the cost of the infrastructure needed for the Eastern Neighborhoods plan and the fees developers will pay is at least $100 million, and perhaps as much as $234 million.
The message is clear. Under Newsom's approach, the current residents and businesses of San Francisco will have to put up millions of dollars to cover the costs created by market-rate housing developers. In fact, Newsom's administration is already suggesting special levies on property in the impacted areas to make up the difference.
In underserved areas like the Eastern Neighborhoods, where transit and open space are already inadequate to meet current needs, the situation is particularly harsh. "They want to have the Eastern Neighborhoods pay higher taxes than anyone else to mitigate the impacts of new stuff that was supposed to pay for itself," planning activist Tony Kelly, who is running for District 10 supervisor, told us. "This is a non-starter."
The problem is nothing new although a lot of pro-development activists have been denying it for years: new high-end housing development doesn't pay its own way. If more than 40,000 new residents are going to live in the southeast part of town, San Francisco will have to build schools, police stations, firehouses, bus and rail lines, parks, and in some cases new roads. Then the city will have to hire (and train) cops, bus drivers, firefighters, gardeners, and teachers. None of that is cheap in fact, the Eastern Neighborhoods Infrastructure Finance Working Group estimates that the actual cost of providing basic infrastructure would be about $22 for every square foot of new development.
The developers howl at that sort of number and insist they can't afford it, so the city is prepared to charge closer to $10 a square foot. To make up the difference in the Eastern Neighborhoods, the working group suggested some form of tax-increment financing that is, the city would borrow against the expected new property tax revenues from the new development and use that to build infrastructure. The mayor took that off the table, wanting any new revenue to go right to the General Fund.
And, of course, under the mayor's current plan, the modest fees developers actually have to pay will be deferred for several years, making the problem even worse. So the only way to pay for the costs of new housing development is some sort of special property-tax district in the affected neighborhoods.
Add to this the fact that the mayor's proposal would mean the immediate loss of at least 400 affordable housing units, and the whole thing becomes untenable.
The supervisors have amended the fee-deferral plan to make it a bit less awful, but the whole approach is still completely backward. City fees aren't holding up housing construction; the weak market and tight credit are to blame for that.
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Longview police have positively identified the body discovered on October 14, 2013 as Maria Raquel Johnson, 40, of Longview.
Officers were investigating a suspicious activity call near the area at 1:42 p.m. on Monday. The suspicious activity turned out to be nothing more than railroad workers doing their job.
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