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ROSEMONT, Ill. Despite the bankruptcy and sales of RG Steel LLCs assets, significant parts of the former steelmakers capacity could still be restarted, steel analysts said.
"Until (the Sparrows Point, Md., facility) is shipped to China or melted down to scrap, somebody will open it," John Anton, manager of steel services for IHS Global Insight Inc., said Monday during a question-and-answer session at Steel Market Updates third annual Steel Summit in Rosemont, Ill. "If it takes $2 billion to build it, and you can buy (it) for $100 million ... someone is going to buy it for $100 million and try to run it. That is just the way the industry tends to work."
Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst Timna Tanners largely agreed.
"I think some of that capacity will show up again. Sparrows seems to me that its spent its nine lives, but I wouldnt put any money (against it)," Tanners said during the session.
RG Steels Sparrows Point complex was sold to Hilco SP LLC and Environmental Liability Transfer Inc. for $75.2 million (amm.com, Sept. 14), just a fraction of what RG Steel originally paid for the assets when it acquired them from Dearborn, Mich.-based Severstal North America Inc. in 2011. The new owners put the operations back up for sale (amm.com, Sept. 26).
In the Northeast, some steel buyers and traders are "ecstatic" as Brazilian imports are "doing better than they were before" in the wake of RG Steels sale, Tanners said. But she questioned how much impact the bankruptcy has had outside the region, where it might be less dramatic.
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"Its been public that there is some interest out there. But I would say from my conversations generally with Nucor, Posco, U.S. Steel, CSN, the interest level is a little more muted than what the publications might imply," Tanners said. "When you really dig in and start asking these companies, Hey, do you want to own this and at what price? they are not jumping up and down."
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In 2008, weeks after communities all over the United States celebrated the Fourth of July, the tiny town of Felton, Calif., marked its own holiday: Water Independence Day. With barbecue, music, and dancing, residents marked the end of Felton's six-year battle to gain control of its water system. The fight, like the festivities, was a grassroots effort. For when a large, private corporation bought Felton's water utility and immediately raised rates, residents organized, leading what was ultimately a successful campaign for public ownership and inspiring other communities nationwide.
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"Providing clean, accessible, affordable water is not only the most basic of all government services, but throughout history, control of water has defined the power structure of societies," Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman, filmmakers who documented the effort of Stockton, Calif., to fight privatization, wrote in the book Water Consciousness. "If we lose control of our water, what do we as citizens really control through our votes, and what does democracy mean?"
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A former logging town in the redwood hills above Santa Cruz, Calif., Felton had a privately run water system, a holdout since privatization fell out of favor in the late 19th century. It hadn't been much of an issue until 2002, when Citizen Utilities, the small company that ran the water system, was acquired by American Water Works Co. Its subsidiary, California-American Water (Cal-Am), took over Felton's water utility. American Water was acquired shortly afterward by London-based Thames Water.
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In November 2002, Cal-Am proposed a 74 percent rate increase over three years, subject to approval by the California Public Utilities Commission. Felton residents formed Friends of Locally Owned Water (FLOW), and with legal help from Santa Cruz County, fought the rate increase, which the utilities commission knocked down to 44 percent. But the threat of escalating costs loomed, so FLOW began working on a plan to buy the water system and turn it over to the nearby San Lorenzo Valley Water District (SLVWD), a public utility. By 2005, FLOW had enlisted the help of Food & Water Watch and was working on a ballot initiative to raise the estimated $11 million to buy the system from Cal-Am/RWE.
Jim Graham of FLOW said the group sent volunteers door to door three times throughout the community to educate residents about privatization and the public ownership campaign. That meant urging voters to accept a property-tax increase of up to $600 a year for 30 years.
Their efforts were successful, and the ballot initiative won with nearly 75 percent of the vote. SLVWD then proposed to buy the water system for $7.6 million, but Cal-Am/RWE refused to sell. So SLVWD pursued eminent domain to force a buyout. Just before the case was to go to jury trial, the company settled with SLVWD. Today, with Felton's water back in the hands of a public utility, the average resident's bill has dropped by at least 50 percent. FLOW has calculated that even with the tax increase, most residents are already saving as much as $400 per year.
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This is my favorite science fiction series. The characters are easy to identify with, and you will find yourself sucked into this imaginary universe, nicknamed the Enderverse by fans.
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If after reading all of these wonderful books you are still itching for an Enderverse fix then read First Meetings. The list above is sorted by the Enderverse timeline. Meaning that the flow of events in the stories are uninterrupted. If you were to read the books in the order they were published, you would bounce back and forth in between time and few of the plot twists in future books would be revealed before you wanted them to be known. First Meetings, however contains short stories that occur both before and in between the list above within the Enderverse.
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The multi-person reading is not very well done, however. At best, it's distracting; at worst, obnoxious--one of the female readers, in particular, has a habit of reading every sentence as though it's the saddest and most important thing ever written. The book's main narrator is (fortunately) quite good.
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I enjoyed this book, but I enjoyed it because I did not expect Ender's Game proper.
There was a lot about Ender's Game I enjoyed, but I can sub-categorize all my favorite parts into two important distinctions. Military strategy and group leadership versus interpersonal development and politics.
If you really only enjoyed the military portions of Ender's Game, then you may consider leaving Speaker of the Dead out. Scott Card wrote Ender's Game so he could write Speaker for the Dead. The way he writes the characters in Speaker for the Dead I have found to be a reliable measure for his other books in the Enderverse.
Reading about waging a war is awesome because of the absolution both sides of a war feel, a solidarity under one banner, so to speak. At the end of war, we have fractured absolution and limited solidarity -- complex topics to say the least.
Speaker for the dead is about this post-war universe. The threads of religion and science woven throughout the personalities is beautifully done in a way that should be neutral enough to spawn debate, but with the author's beliefs only somewhat veiled. Reading a book like this often makes me feel we are more predictable in groups than we are when left to our private choices.
This book gives weight to the phrase "where there is a will, there is a way." Of course -- not all wills are good ones ...
"Great story, poor narration"
Use consistent narration. Using several different people that change the emotional delivery and even the gender of the voice is distracting and annoying. Plus, the woman sounds like she should be reading smut, not sci-fi.
These weren't the only narrators. I would have stuck with them.
"Listen to the Speaker"
Speaker for the Dead is a terrific sequel to Ender's Game. Where Ender's Game was exciting and suspenseful science fiction, Speaker for the Dead is like Ender himself, all grown up. Where Ender was a brilliant child reacting to the pressures and problems of the IF, Andrew Wiggin, the Speaker for the Dead, brings wisdom and maturity to the character we all came to love in Ender's Game.
Terrificly narrated by Stefan Rudnicki and the rest of the awesome Fantistic Audio players, I highly recommend this book. The Afterword by the author is also helpful in putting the first two books of series in perspective.
Orson Scott Card has created a terrific universe with his Ender Wiggin series. I am proud to say that I discovered it here on audible.com and look forward to listening to some of the later books in the series soon.
I'm a corporate training consultant and adjunct professor who loves to read! I'm always looking for the next big thing.
"Great story, but the performance was dreadful"
After having read "Ender's Game," I was eager to read "Speaker for the Dead." I was definitely not disappointed. According to interviews with the author, Orson Scott Card, "Speaker for the Dead" was the original book that he wanted to write. He wrote "Ender's Game" as a kind of introduction to "Speaker for the Dead." Although "Ender's Game" has become far more well-known and more popular than "Speaker for the Dead," I can see why this was the story that the author really wanted to write. The story is much richer and deeper. I feel as if it's written for a more mature audience, and its themes reflect that maturity. Don't get me wrong. I loved "Ender's Game," yet I think I enjoyed "Speaker for the Dead" just as much--only for different reasons.
Let me get the bad news out of the way. The audio recording of this book was terrible. I don't want to say that the actual performance of the narrators was bad because it really wasn't. The problem was that there were just too many narrators, and they were used inconsistently throughout the book. At times, there were shifts from one narrator to another mid-paragraph, and it didn't seem to be done for any reason. I certainly don't want to say that this lessened the story in any way. After all, it's the same story whether listening to one narrator or 50. Even so, the shifting back and forth was distracting. As if that weren't bad enough, there was also periodic background music that was played during the performance. Again, this seemed to show up in random locations. There was one location in particular in which music just started playing mid-sentence and the ended in the middle of the following sentence. Usually, I expect some of that background music to signal a change in chapter, theme, or something else recognizable. That was surely not the case here. Again, it didn't lessen the story, but it was distracting. It wouldn't be such a bad thing for the story to be re-recorded without the performance issues.
Now, on to the good news. This book takes place 3000 years after "Ender's Game"; however, thanks to space travel at relativistic speeds, both Ender and Valentine are still alive--and in their 30s! In many ways, this book picks up not long after "Ender's Game" concludes. Ender has now become the Speaker for the Dead. After the events that occurred earlier in his life (in "Ender's Game"), he decides to dedicate himself to speaking the death of other people. Perhaps he sees this as atonement for his earlier life. In this book, humans have discovered a new, alien life form, the Pequeninos (also known as "piggies"), on the planet Lusitania. A death occurs on this planet, and Ender is called to speak the death.
This book is far more philosophical than "Ender's Game." The Speaker for the Dead does not deliver a traditional eulogy for those who have died. Instead, he speaks the truth. This concept resonated strongly with me because I think a lot of people don't get to have the truth spoken at their funerals. While this idea of speaking for the dead is a central theme of the book, there are many others. For example, the interactions between the humans and the piggies is extraordinary. It frames the way in which we, as humans, look at anything or anyone who is different from us, as something that needs to be either protected or changed. We seem to think that we are the most evolved species and, subsequently, the most intelligent. Although the book doesn't necessarily contradict this belief, it does make the reader question it. Finally, I want to also mention that the Catholic Church is alive and well in the far-off future. There were very interesting discussions of religious themes throughout the book. The Catholic Church has a prominent role on Lusitania, and it must somehow align its teachings with the new reality of an alien life form.
Overall, this was an enjoyable read. It still exists in the same general universe as "Ender's Game," yet it is its own story. The more mature philosophical themes make this a great book for older readers, but it's still science fiction. This seems to be a great combination, and I look forward to reading other books in the Ender series.
"The Anti-Ender's Game"
I picked this book because I had very much enjoyed Ender's Game and "Speaker" is the continuation of the story. However, it is also completely different in speed and style. While "Ender's Game" is mostly science fiction of the technical kind (spaceships, battles, etc.) and moves along well most of the time, "Speaker" is a tedious, slow-as-molasses study of religion, family relationships, childhood neuroses, and endlessly repeated sermons on tolerance. The passages in Portuguese, on the Catholic teachings, and others are tedious and boring.
You may end up liking "Speaker", but it won't be for the same reasons you may like "Ender's Game". Be forewarned.
"Great book, really don't like the female reading"
Just like Ender's game this is a great book. Harder to get through though. Card spends more time on character development than really needed. The woman who does a good bit of the reading is a bit too melodramatic for my ears.
I Like scifi-fantasy, non-fiction, historical fiction genres. Liked Wot, Got, Pillars of Earth, Century trilogy. Last read: Maritan. luvd it
"Good read for mature audiences"
This is not in the same pace as Enders game was. People who loved the first book in this series for its war games and teen rivalries might find this one slow and boring at times. I enjoyed both the books. First one was definitely a fun read and this one has its moments but it starts slow. The author did a great job writing this book in '86 when there was not much of internet fancies we have now. The philosophical part of the book is also way heavier than the first book and one which takes a while to settle. Very interesting read. I wish the names chosen for the lead characters were more nuanced and easy to remember. They are Portuguese names but sometimes even foreign names are easier to remember.
Narrators did a great job switching between characters. The female narrator was sometimes spoke so low (almost to a whisper) which made it difficult to hear when driving. Overall a good read. I highly recommend.
"A brilliant book"
I listened to Enders Game and really loved it. Orson Scott Card is a fabulous writer. So when it came time to download a new book, I got Speaker for the Dead. And again I loved the book.
The author manages to create a completely new society and social structure of another species on a far away world. The interaction between the humans and this other species makes you question your own assumptions about people of other cultures. How much of our current world tension is a result of true incompatibility and how much is due to just misunderstanding the other culture?
So the book has that whole deep "hmmm" thing going on and it's just entertaining. It's got enough mystery to keep you guessing about how situations will turn out. A sentient computer "program" named Jane adds another element of interest.
As with Enders Game, this audiobook used multiple narrators. They all did an excellent job with the exception of a way overly dramatic female. I found I couldn't wait 'til we moved on to another narrator. Sorry lady. Turn down the acting knob a little. Even with Little Miss Drama, this book is well worth listening to.
"Probably my favourite book ever"
This audio book amazed me. It follows on from Enders Game but is a vast departure from that story in both style and content. Listening to this book is like meditation - it's so deep and moving, and yet never boring. Pure Bliss! Wonderful narration. The first ever audio book to make me cry.
So good that I wish I had never heard it, so that I could discover it for the first time again.
One of Audible's gems.
"Desperately disappointing"
Having just finished listening to Ender's game, I was full of impatience to hear the sequel. Ender's game is a brilliant story ... this follow up is about as disappointing as is possible to imagine. There is virtually no story (the first six hours could be told in 16 minutes) and we are subjected to just endless over-detailed consideration of the implausible and somewhat puerile emotional and spiritual state of the unnecessarily numerous characters. The reasons why there are repeated interjections in Portuguese or input from a Catholic bishop in a story set in the distant and technologically unrecognisable future are, to put it mildly, obscure. Indeed, the plot in no way stands up to the technological context,
Finally, like Ender's Game, this is read by a heterogeneous group of readers. They switch and change repeatedly, often for no good reason that I could see. Certainly, they do not take one voice for one character. Possibly, when one reader got bored, another took over. One of the women reads like immature amateur trying desperately to impress her teacher by attempting to inject dripping (inappropriate) emotion and deep meaning (that's not actually there) into the most banal and inconsequential phrases.
I recommend Ender's Game to anyone. I recommend Speaker for the Dead to no-one.
"my favourite book"
This story takes ender and follows him into his adult life , it shows how the battle school and descisions he made while there affected his adult life , showing for me that osc has a real understanding and empathy for his character and not just writing another story because the first book did well.
This really comes across with the relationship ender has with his sister with jane and the familly he befriends, also with the comunity he affects just by being there.
As this is the second book in the series you may feel that you need to read the first and you should because it is an excellent book but the refferences in this book explain themselves so you can read it as a book and not feel left out.
"Confusing narrative"
A shorter introduction. With any other book I would have given up within the first hour. I found it hard to work out what was happening and who was who a lot of the time
Ender's game is probably just about my favourite book so I was eagerly looking forward to the next instalment of the trilogy. However, I was hugely disappointed. Others have commented about too much religion and I agree.
I found it very confusing having multiple speakers reading the same part. The voice of the narrator helps you build a picture of the character that adds to the book. So, to have a different voice pop up every few minutes reading the same character was off-putting in the extreme.
Most of the parts with Ender were still pretty good.
Unlikely to read the 3rd part of the trilogy which is a shame given how good Ender's game was.
"Great read/listen"
The story is doing a great job on explaining the aftermath of Enders Game. Often I find myself sad to having a story end, and that I did with Enders Game, until I figured that a large series of books was doing a great job covering different perspectives of what happened after Enders Game, as well as along side of it.
There will be a day where I crave to listen to these stories all over again.
The revelations of the piggies. When you finally get an insight to how they live, and how being different and trying to help can seem as an act of aggression.
The voice action was great. The voices to begin with are great for reading, I did not find any annoying or overacted voices. Instead they had a good sense of making me know who was talking, without exaggerating.
The books does strike emotion, both laughter, sadness and compassion.
This book is great, though I advise anyone wanting to read it, to start from Enders Game.
"Great book, awfull portuguese."
This book is amazing, could not stop listening, and the interpretation is also nice. But as a native Brazilian Portuguese speaker, it was painful to listen to any Portuguese spoken on the book, most was beyond recognition. I had to wait the English translation to understand what they wanted to say. The characters names in Portuguese were also very badly spoken, hard to match with any normal names in Brazil.
"A different follow on from Ender's Game"
Some may not like it... but I do.
The book becomes a philosophical debate about the inward struggles that we face when confronting things we cannot understand.
Would I listen to it again? Probably not...
Will I listen to the next book in the series? Already have.
"Different to what I thoughts"
This was a good book very different to the first book in the seris but it takes the main character Ender in a new direction.
I really enjoyed it and am looking forward to reading the next book.
"Changes the gears for the series (still great!)"
I love this whole series. The second book is as always wonderfully narrated. This book is quite different from the first, and that is a good thing. The author isn't being lazy and looking at the same questions over and over again. This, as it happens, is true for most of his books.
"Too much christianity for me !"
The book has its good and bad side. I like the detailed characters, altough the whole story is interwoven with religious stuff, sin, christianity, self-pity ... Can you image planets being colonized thousands of years from now with bishops as a main function in society ? I sure can't and I sure not hope so, just too far fetched...
I looked him up on wiki after hearing the book that's when I found out his story are interwoven with his mormone religion...
The book won a hugo award, main reason I wanted to hear it. But my guess is is that America gave this man an award because christianity is 30% of the SF story...
3 stars for the characters & plot, -2 for religous crap ...
All in all worth hearing though
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I am also please to reveal that over at GitBook, some 130 people have been viewing the book, which is just awesome and roughly 129 more people than I had hoped for! I also see that one person would be willing to buy the book over at LeanPub.
One thing though is that I have had 0 feedback on the book and it's content. I have pondered this for some time now and I have decided to change the book from free to paid. The reasoning being that paying customers might speak up some more about any issues or better yet things that they like! So starting today I am changing the book to paid on GitBook, starting at $5.00 for the first section. If you purchase it now you will of course get the updates/fixes and subsequent chapters as they are written. I have also published a copy over at LeanPub. You can still get a free version of the book over at my gihub repository, reading it that way won't be nearly as enjoyable as using Gitbook's reader or the many eBook options you can get with GitBook or LeanPub. Of course there always the blog posts of the chapters, however I do ask suggest that if you like the book and it's content, that maybe buying it is not such a bad idea after all :)
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Even though the trials were fairly straightforward and appeals have been denied, unanswered questions still plague the Dana Ireland murder case
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In the early morning hours of Christmas in 1991, a beautiful and vibrant 23-year-old woman named Dana Ireland was kidnapped, raped and murdered in Hawaii.
MURDER IN PARADISE tracks the long investigation which followed, culminating with the 1994 confession of 21-year-old Frank Pauline. Despite recanting his confession on the stand, Frank was sentenced to life. Two other men were also sentenced for the crime, but forensic scientists could link no physical evidence to any of the accused. AMERICAN JUSTICE® interviews the two convicted killers who remain in prison and speaks with a forensic scientist who vehemently believes that they were wrongfully convicted. Could it be that Dana Ireland's killer is still at large?


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Microsoft Game Studios family has the same project diversity as Sony, says Lobb
Microsoft Game Studios creative director Ken Lobb has discussed the nature of the Xbox family of developers in a new interview, stating that the collective that includes 343 Industries, Black Tusk, Turn10 and more makes for a strong hand.34
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Microsoft's Black Tusk will make "innovative Gears Of War," claims Lobb
Gears of War Xbox One developer Black Tusk is going to make an innovative entry to the series, according to Microsoft Game Studio's Ken Lobb, who has discussed the new shooter, the departure of Killer Instinct developer Double Helix Games and more in a new interview.21
Microsoft Game Studios now "multi-format," competing with console, web and tech
Microsoft Game Studios is now a "multi-format" studio, according to VP of Interactive Entertainment Business Phil Harrison, who said the firm has more competitors in the marketplace now, than just rival console makers.2
Quad damage: Microsoft recruiting for "AAAA" dev
Either someone in human resources department is out of touch with gaming jargon, or Microsoft is about to try and up ante.10
"There is still some magic left at Rare," says ex-MGS head Fries
Ex-head of Microsoft Game Studios Ed Fries has said there's still "magic" left at Rare, despite the studio moving away from its roots in recent years.7
Fable developer Lionhead seeking MMO programmer
Famed development studio Lionhead Studios has put on a call for an experienced MMO programmer to work with them on an upcoming new project. Unfortunately, Lionhead is unwilling to share even a tiny detail about the project just yet. When Eurogamer inquired about the nature of the project, Lionhead responded with a somewhat cheeky retort, […]4
Gears of War 3 freezing bug causing problems in 360s
A relatively severe new glitch has popped up in Gears of War 3 that not only freezes the system, but also prevents players from entering any game mode thereafter.7
Into Dust: New Gears 3 cinematic trailer goes live
Machinima's gone live with a, quite simply, stunning cinematic trailer for Gears of War 3. Get watching below the break.16
Kinect Star Wars to offer "finesse" in combat for core gamers
There'll still be a challenge for hardcore gamers in Kinect Star Wars according to the game's Global Product Manager.3
Rare: Kinect Sports 2 still "a Rare game at heart"
Rare tells us that despite being a departure from the games that made the studio famous, Kinect Sports and its sequel Kinect Sports: Season 2 still bear the hallmarks of a Rare product.2
"If we lose our way with Halo, we lose our way with Xbox," says Spencer
Microsoft Game Studios boss Phil Spencer has admitted that the Xbox platform would lose its way if the same happened with the Halo IP.31
Durkin: Xbox 360's first-party titles are "superior to our competition's"
Xbox CFO Dennis Durkin believes Microsoft Game Studios' system is "superior" to Sony or Nintendo, due to the first party performance "in terms of quality bars and units per title."76
Microsoft: Crytek has "really fallen in love with Kinect," "a perfect marriage for us"
Microsoft Game Studios boss Phil Spencer has said that with the development of Ryse, Crytek has "fallen in love" with Kinect, adding the relationship between the German company and MS is "a perfect marriage."22
Double Fine's Trenched delayed in Europe
Double Fine mecha actioner Trenched's launched in the US on Xbox Live Arcade, but has been delayed in Europe. Microsoft's said that it's looking to "resolve the matter as soon as possible." Xbox Live UK Editor Dan Maher said in a tweet that the official line was "Unexpected challenges with distribution in some European regions.' […]2
Spencer confirms Kinect support for Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary
Microsoft Game Studios boss Phil Spencer has confirmed in a GameSpot interview that Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary Edition will have some sort of Kinect support.10
Double Fine's Trenched announced, first teaser
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Fullerton, CA - Caribbean rhythms will float through Downtown Fullerton on Thursday, May 16, when the group "Upstream" performs reggae and calypso music at the popular outdoor Fullerton Market.
The popular market, now in its 22nd year of operation, is open from 4-8:30 p.m., and offers farm-fresh produce, flowers, fresh-baked breads, arts and crafts, food vendors, and live entertainment.
The market also features a beer and wine garden for adults and a Kids' Korner, which offers special activities to keep children happy while their parents shop.
During warm weather, the Plaza's pop jet fountain provides a great cooling-off spot for youngsters who are welcome to wear their swim suits.
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"Upstream" was formed in Trinidad in the 1980s by brothers Haile and Dereck Blackman, sons of Ras Shorty I, the man responsible for bringing Soca music to the world. The group has opened for such well-known performers as REM, the Dave Mathews Band, and Jimmy Buffet.
The band will perform from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Fullerton Market is located in the Downtown Plaza on Wilshire Avenue, between Harbor Boulevard and Pomona Avenue, adjacent to the Fullerton Museum Center.
Parking for Fullerton Market may be found in any of the free downtown lots, or in the parking structures at Wilshire (enter from Harbor); Lemon Street and Chapman Avenue; and in the Transportation Center on Pomona and Santa Fe Avenue.
Visitors to Fullerton Market will also be able to tour the award-winning Fullerton Museum Center, which offers a special reduced admission rate of $2 per person from 4-8 p.m. on market days the first Thursday of every month.
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President Obama is heaping praise on David Petraeus, the former CIA director who resigned amid a sex scandal last week. The Democrat is also repeating his calls to raise taxes on high-income earners and addressing whether climate change is behind Hurricane Sandy. It all emerged during his first news conference since winning a second term last week. YNN's Josh Robin has the recap.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The President was prepared to talk about the economy. But instead, it was the sex scandal reaching the military's highest ranks that got the lead off question.
David Petraeus' resignation from CIA chief is only touching off more confusion. For one, should the President, and the American people, have known as early as this summer that the four-star general was under an FBI probe?
Obama said, "I am withholding judgment with respect to how the entire process surrounding General Petraeus came up, we don't have all the information yet."
It all could be dismissed as Washington gossip were it not for the September attack in Libya, which killed four Americans.
Petraeus will testify before a Senate investigation about how well the CIA was prepared. But Republicans want a larger Watergate style committee to probe a White House cover up, particularly UN Ambassador Susan Rice, whom Senator John McCain is suggesting isn't very bright.
"If Senator McCain and Senator Graham and other want to go after somebody, they should go after me and I'm happy to have that discussion with them."
While Obama had tough words for McCain, he was conciliatory with his most recent opponent. He says he and Mitt Romney may meet to talk about economic issues. As expected, the President was asked if his victory entitled him to a mandate. Obama had an answer prepared.
Obama said, "I've got a mandate to help middle class families and families that are working hard to get into the middle class."
The Democrat again says Congress should keep tax rates as is for those making under $250,000 a year. They will expire in January. It should be increased rates for those making more, he says, dismissing talk that loophole closures would make up the difference.
Finally, Obama says Hurricane Sandy is prompting new ideas to stop climate change. Those words brought kudos from Mayor Bloomberg, who endorsed Obama just before election day citing the environment.
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Tafline Laylin June 30, 2011 at 1:05 pm
Terry, thanks for your comment. Given the location of this site (high in the mountains and subject to rough weather), I'm not sure a simple timber platform would be more sustainable (it would probably need regular replacing). Concrete is most wasteful when a lot of it is used and wasted. That didn't happen here, and the shelter will keep pilgrims warm for years to come. (Granted, it won't be biodegradable). As much as I agree that the word "sustainable" is bandied about too freely, I also think that it's important to consider each project in its unique context.
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I'm sorry – but considering the environmental impact of concrete (one of the least 'green' building materials)I consider this a highly inappropriate platform for a place of natural wilderness. For a panoramic platform and shaded rest stop this is surely overkill? A simple timber, covered platform would create a far less intrusive footprint. The term 'sustainable' is far too easily thrown about these days.
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