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Eurovision 2013: Emmelie de Forest wins for Denmark... as UK's Bonnie Tyler comes in 19th place
- Ireland's entry Ryan Dolan ends up in last place
- Bonnie Tyler and the UK in 19th place - better than last year's 25th
Danish singer Emmelie de Forest has won this year's Eurovision Song Contest with her song Only Teardrops.
The blonde, who sang in English, was crowned this year's winner following the lengthy spectacle in Malmo, Sweden.
The UK's entry Bonnie Tyler ended up in a disappointing 19th place after failing to win enough votes from the participating countries.
Triumphant: Danish singer Emmelie de Forest has won this year's Eurovision Song Contest with her song Only Teardrops
Rousing the crowd: The blonde was accompanied by drummers for her winning song
Bizarrely, the host officially declared Denmark was the winner before returning to Cyprus and Croatia to take their votes.
However, the winner was clear, with Denmark being 47 points ahead of second place, Azerbaijan's Farid Mammadov.
In third place was Ukraine's Zlata Ognevich with Gravity.
Shock! Emmelie reacts as she finds out she has officially won this year's contest
Team effort: Emmelie celebrates with her Danish entourage
As always, politics and neighborliness proved to be a dominating factor for many of the votes.
Welsh singer Bonnie, who scored huge hits in the 1980s with Total Eclipse Of The Heart and Holding Out For A Hero, was the 15th act to perform on the night, which saw 26 acts take to the stage.
Although she didn't received many points, she did received a rapturous reception from the audience following her performance of Believe In Me.
The 61-year-old star belted out the track in a black off-the-shoulder dress, and managed a quick 'thank you' following her set.
Scream and shout: The singer didn't hold back when it came to showing her delight
Laughter: As Emmelie held up the award the emotion could really be seen on her face
Overwhelming: The winner looked like she might need a few minutes to take in what had happened
Ecstatic: Emmelie reacts to a question from the media at a press conference after the final
Better than last year! Bonnie Tyler ended up in 19th place, compared to last year's 25th place
Bonnie's placing comes after veteran singer Engelbert Humperdinck finished second last for the UK at last year's ceremony.
UK's neighbour, Ireland's Ryan Dolan was the last of the 26 acts to perform with dance song Only Love Survives.
One of the entries making waves on social networking site was Finland's Krista Siegfrids' Marry Me.
Go Bonnie! She may not have won, but the Welsh singer got a good support from the audience
Not bad: Greece;s Koza Mostra feat. Agathon Iakovidis's Alcohol Is Free ended up in sixth place
Causing controversy: Finland's Krista Siegfrids' protested against a ban on gay marriage with her track Marry Me
Familiar face: Dance star Cascada represented Germany with her song Glorious
Disappointing: Ryan Dolan of Ireland was in last place
In a bid to make a statement about her country's ban on gay marriage, Krista shared a kiss with a blonde female at the climax of her song.
Romania entry Cezar put on quite a flamboyant performance of his track It's My Life.
Wearing a bizarre, black outfit, he sang in an incredibly high falsetto while dancers moved around him dressed in nude underwear.
Opening the show: France's Amandine Bourgeois was first to perform, followed by Lithuania's Andrius Pojavis
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Hitting those high notes: Romania's singer Cezar showed off his falsetto range
Fiery: Moldova's Aliona Moon had images projected on her large skirt
They'll be happy! Some Denmark fans arrive for the contest
In the pink: Eurovision was hosted by Petra Mede
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County Championship round-up: Ealham ton punishes Kent's wastefulness
When Mark Ealham wandered to the Canterbury crease yesterday with Nottinghamshire on 198 for 6 Kent could have been forgiven for thinking that their first innings of 162 would not turn out to be so costly.
One hundred and thirty Ealham runs later and a total of 434 for 9 declared and Kent were being made to pay. Ealham shared two stands just shy of three figures with No 9 Paul Franks (52) and then No 10 Darren Pattison (33). The morning session saw Samit Patel (54) complete a half-century after the visitors had started the day on 121 for three. Kent - for whom Darren Stevens was the pick of the bowlers with four for 70 - were 14 without loss in their second innings at the close, and needed 258 runs to make Notts bat again. It was advantage Worcestershire against Warwickshire as the two sides relegated last season both looked to get their season off a to winning start.
The visitors were 150 for two in their second innings at Edgbaston, former England batsman Vikram Solanki unbeaten on 75.
That gave Worcestershire an overall lead of 184, with Warwickshire all out for 215 in their first innings after losing their final five wickets for the addition of just 60 runs after lunch. Worcestershire's bowlers made light of the loss of Simon Jones, who was unable to bowl due to a stiff neck. Jonathan Trott top scored with 80 for the home side. An unbeaten century from opener Tom New ensured Leicestershire made serene progress towards Middlesex's first-innings 312 by reaching 246 for one at Grace Road.
Matthew Boyce was out for 69 after an opening stand of 143 but HD Ackerman (63no) picked up the mantle. Middlesex lost the final five wickets of their first innings this morning for the addition of just 55 runs. Ravi Bopara and new signing Jason Gallian both made large unbeaten hundreds as Essex took control of their Second Division match with Northamptonshire at Chelmsford.
Bopara made 137 and Gallian 146 as Essex closed on 323 for 2, a lead of 43.
Chris Rogers led Derbyshire's fightback against Gloucestershire at Bristol. After the hosts had extended their first-innings lead to 190 by being bowled out for 314, Rogers hit 114, supported by Dominic Telo's 65 but the fall of both to the off-spin of Marcus North saw the visitors close on 235 for 4, a lead of 45.
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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What famous study is cited at the beginning of Chapter 1?
2. What term does Grossman use in Chapter 6 to indicate the method one uses to kill in hand-to-hand-combat?
3. In discussing the atavistic fervor of a mob early in Chapter 2, Grossman cites what recent genocide?
4. According to Grossman at the end of Chapter 1, what is not widely known about CW Whittlesley, the commander of the Lost Battalion?
5. During World War I, what was the favored weapon of American servicemen for killing enemy combatants?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are the three categories of atrocity as delineated in Chapter 1?
2. How was the Roman centurion model more effective than the Greek phalanx, according to Grossman?
3. How did mechanical distance change the perception of war in the 1990's?
4. According to Grossman in Chapter 3, how can PTSD be treated effectively?
5. Why does the Vietnam Vet quoted in Chapter 7 choose to leave the army after six tours?
6. What options are open to soldiers in combat?
7. According to Grossman in Chapter 4, how do soldiers deal with guilt and horror in combat?
8. What factors contribute to group absolution?
9. How did military predictions regarding civilian bombings and psychiatric casualties prove completely wrong in World War II?
10. How does Grossman use his distance-guilt corollary to explain the oppression of the poor in Chapter 1?
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Essay Topic 1
Write an essay about the root causes and addressing of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in the American military? What step of the killing process is interrupted, leading to PTSD, and what factors are involved in this stunting of emotional processing? How does PTSD manifest itself? In what conflict did numbers of soldiers suffering from PTSD skyrocket? How long did it take the American military to address this concern, and what has been done?
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Throughout the book, Grossman has argues that conditioning has been the key to increasing shooting rates in combat zones. It bypasses the conscious mind's inclination to avoid killing. Write a three-part essay analyzing the types of conditioning used in a military context:
Part 1) What is standard conditioning, and how is it connected to Pavlov's work with dogs? How does this type of conditioning manifest itself in military training? What specific defenses is it trying to overcome? What is its goal?
Part 2) What is operant conditioning, and how is it connected to Skinner's work with rats? To what extent is military operant training more subtly employed than traditional conditioning? How does this conditioning alter soldier behavior in chaotic combat?
Part 3) In military emulation of a role model, who is the standard soldier's role model? What does this role model represent to the soldier, and how does he wish to emulate him? What aspects of aggression and manhood does this affect?
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In the first section of ON KILLING, the author argues that the soldier has more options on a battlefield than simply fight or flight. In an essay, discuss these options and particularly the most common one taken: posture. Firstly, why is fight-or-flight not a legitimate choice in a fight between two humans? What other two options are open to humans in this case? What makes posturing such an attractive option, and how has the development of firearms only improved a soldier's ability to posture?
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Cobram clinic evacuated after gas leak
About 25 people were evacuated from the day clinic at Cobram District Hospital after an excavator struck a gas main while carrying out roadworks.
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A medical clinic was evacuated and roads blocked for more than four hours after a gas leak in Cobram yesterday.
Fire authorities said the leak occurred near the intersection of Broadway and Charles Sts after an excavator struck a gas main.
Country Fire Authority district operations officer Rob Van Dorsser said CFA crews were called to the scene just after 9
''Some contractors were doing some roadworks and they dug through a gas main here in Cobram, right next to the hospital,'' Mr Van Dorsser said.
''Basically, we brought our brigades and the process for us is to make sure that the gas cloud is dissipated and it's not going to affect any residents and take precautionary measures to make sure that people are not affected.''
Mr Van Dorsser said about 25 people were evacuated from the clinic and emergency services staff did a door knock of the area to alert nearby residents.
''We've done a notification to the neighbouring residents and told them to close doors and windows and to remain inside, and we've ended up having to evacuate the day clinic here at the hospital,'' he said.
Cobram District Health Director of Clinical Services Marg McKenzie said the decision to evacuate the clinic was a precautionary measure.
Ms McKenzie said emergency services staff could not find any gas levels in the clinic or hospital.
''It was just a precaution at that point in time, we had a couple of patients feeling a little headachey,'' Ms McKenzie said.
Mr Van Dorsser said crews used water to help disperse the gas.
He said the leak was closed at about 1.15
''Ambulance, police and CFA then checked houses for gas vapors and checked to see if people were okay,'' he said.
''Fortunately the wind's been very calm so it hasn't actually affected any residents.''
CFA members from Cobram, Numurkah and Yarroweyah attended the scene.
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Topics: Thomas Friedman, Tyler Cowen, meritocracy, Economics, Wealth, New York Times, Media Criticism, Poverty, Media News, Politics News
When I was in grade school boys were encourage to read the "Tom Swift Jr." adventure novels. (On the other side of the gender ghetto, the girls had "Nancy Drew.") The books told the story of young Tom, teenage inventor and heir to the Swift Enterprises fortune, in tales like "Tom Swift and His Megascope Space Prober" and "Tom Swift and His Triphibian Atomicar."
Tom Swift Jr. mirrored a nation's self-image in the 1950s and 1960s. He was rich, educated and destined for great things. Nothing was impossible and there was no problem technology couldn't solve.
We won't say economist/writer Tyler Cowen is Tom Swift Jr. That distinction may already belong to New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman. But Cowen and Friedman have a shared worldview that, like the Swift Jr. books, sees technology as the answer to our ills. But their future comes with a new twist: It will be a great party, but not everybody's invited.
Cowen's already been hailed by one reviewer as "the next Tom Friedman." (To suggest that there'll be any more Friedmans is to already have posited a dystopian future.) But Cowen, an economist, author and co-proprietor of the Marginal Revolution blog, brings an intellectual heft to his libertarian and pro-technology agenda that is conspicuously absent from Friedman's.
Cowen and Friedman have already entered into a sort of symbiotic relationship, wherein Cowen provides Friedman with intellectual inspiration and Friedman provides Cowen with zingy (if inapt) catchphrases, including the one that became the title of Cowen's most recent book: "Average Is Over."
The Friedman/Cowen crowd sees a nation that is ruled by what Cowen calls a "hyper-meritocracy" of the wealthiest among us. Friedman's oddly selective senses seem to filter out any information that challenges his opinions (a habit that has led to his much-satirized penchant for quoting taxi drivers who sound oddly like himself).
Cowen, on the other hand, has conducted deep dives into a number of research areas. His eclectic reading habits and perceptions make it much more discordant when he injects libertarian bias into his writing, as he inevitably does.
Consider Cowen's 2002 book, "Creative Destruction: How Globalization Is Changing the World's Cultures." In many ways Cowen rises to the challenges of his well-chosen and complex subject matter. But he tips his ideological hand in the book's epigram, a quote from the former chairman of the Australian Film Commission: "A country that makes a film like Star Wars deserves to rule the world."
Presumably Cowen doesn't really believe that, but he wants us to know our assumptions are going to be challenged from the right.
Give him points for audacity. Cowen says of himself in "Creative Destruction," "I ask some fundamental questions about culture in a market economy. This trade and cultural product support the artistic diversity of the world, or destroy it?"
His response won't surprise you. Cowen makes the questionable claim that "economic growth usually leads to a reallocation of creative activity to the dynamic and growing artistic sectors …"
But Cowen's own case studies can betray him. Consider African pop music. Cowen claims that "traditional African drumming … is being replaced by a variety of creative African urban music based on acoustic and electric guitars."
Not so fast. There was a brief period matching Cowen's description, but it preceded the major waves of globalization in Africa. It was a good time for African pop: American soul music was fused with Latin dance styles, vibrant electric guitars and traditional percussion, giving rise to styles like high life in Ghana, soukous in Zaire, chimurenga in Zimbabwe and mbaqanga in South Africa.
But in recent trips to Africa we've seen firsthand how globalization has killed those forms. The large bands used in those musical styles can't compete economically with hip-hop, which can be performed by one or two people using cheap electronic equipment. Even the rich religious music of Ghana is now often recorded with only one or two musicians.
Percussion, the beating heart of African music, is being outsourced to a digital chip. And it's taking guitarists, horn players and other musicians with it.
We're not sure Cowen would be sorry about that, since he's infatuated with digital technology. A book called "The Age of the Infovore" celebrates information, technology and most of all something Cowen describes as "the idea of the value and creative power of the individual."
Valuing "the creative power of the individual" is, of itself, an uncontroversial position. But when it's paired with an inability to see the value of collective power, it becomes the seed corn of the new libertarianism.
One thing individuals can do is work with computers. One of Cowen's central theses is that, as he says in "Average Is Over," one of "the key questions (of the future) will be: are you good with working with intelligent machines or not?"
Cowen also associates himself with Asperger's-like thought patterns (an identification that he doesn't seem to have verified with any physicians). He says he has "become comfortable with my affiliation with autism." Cowen describes autistics as people who "impose additional structure on information by the acts of arranging, organizing, classifying, collecting, memorizing, categorizing, and listing."
If this sounds like what a computer does, that may be no coincidence. It's eerily close to the description of artificial intelligence (as opposed to genuine intelligence) as it was described by computer scientists in the 1980s and 1990s. "List processing" and related functions were even the basis of programming languages like LISP and FORTH, designed especially to create AI software.
Cowen attempts to merge humanistic ideas with his exploration of autism, but he places too much credibility in the tales of people who, in a phrase he repeats often, "self-describe" with it or other cognitive conditions. And while it's true that some of these states can enhance certain human abilities, they're not talent, per se. Previous generations conceived similar ideas about drug addiction, alcoholism, depression and bipolar disorder. It's laudable that Cowen acknowledges their positive aspects and rejects stigmatizing them as handicaps.
But these conditions bring suffering, as well as potential gifts. "Self-identifying" with them can easily become a kind of clinical tourism. Cowen comes perilously close to romanticizing other people's pain. And in his exploration of human-machine integration, he also borders on a kind of psycho-engineering view of the mind.
Cowen forgets the words of social critic John Ruskin, who wrote of the Industrial Revolution, "You can either make a tool of the creature, or a man. You cannot do both."
Cowen promotes his idea of the "hyper-meritocracy" in "Average Is Over." The brilliant and self-motivated (as he sees them) will become wealthier and more powerful than ever, while the rest of society (which Cowen pegs at 85 percent of the population) becomes a permanent underclass, dwelling in shantytowns and struggling to survive. Cowen argues that "the wealthy class will … be larger over time" and "will have increasing influence. It is their values that will shape public discourse."
In other words, it will be a pretty good future for Tyler Cowen.
Economist and law professor William K. Black Jr. excoriates Cowen, calling the "hyper-meritocracy" concept "an oxymoron led by morons." He points out that Cowen ignores fraud as a factor in the growth of a wealthy overclass, and that Cowen "simply assume(s) that whoever can 'earn millions' represents the 'best' of Americans."
"Self-motivation," Cowen's mantra for tomorrow's youth, begs the question: motivation to do what? Most worthy human endeavors don't involve "complementing a computer" or making a lot of money. But in the Cowen/Friedman future, that kind of career path – teacher, doctor, social worker and the like – won't earn a ticket out of poverty.
Cowen's infatuated with digital technology, as many of us are. But he lets it get the better of him, as when he says that Wikipedia is "one of the most impressive projects of ordering that human beings have undertaken." (Periodic Table of Elements, anyone?) Cowen compares apples and oranges, arguing that an iPhone is more valuable than a three-dimensional representation of a Caravaggio painting. But can't we treasure both gouaches and Google?
Adds Cowen: "And the iPhone is itself a thing of beauty." But he overlooks something very important in this celebration of "the value and creative power of the individual." The iPhone is, above all else, the product of collective action. People acted together as an economy and – dare we say it? – a government to produce the technological wonders Cowen celebrates. Their underlying technologies, from digital chips to the World Wide Web, were created with tax money.
Cowen's "hyper-meritocracy" would never have created the tools that have made it wealthy. And the market alone could never have produced an iPhone.
But almost everything is a potential "market" to Cowen. His blog even uses "markets in everything" as a running theme, addressing the appearance of market forces in unexpected places. That can be a fun and enlightening mental exercise. (I was delighted when Cowen's blog linked to a piece I'd written that speculated about "a market in green lights" – a phrase used in passing at an economics conference.)
"Many of the limitations of markets are rooted in the imperfections of the human mind," writes Cowen. (Fraud doesn't help. That quote is from "Discover Your Inner Economist," which, like most Cowen books, is engaging and highly readable. But, as with most Cowen books, the rigid ideology is never far from the surface, as when he boasts that: " I once wrote some economic common sense: I would admit that we cannot take care of everyone and that we faced tough trade-offs."
That's not "common sense." It's p bias. It's a statement Cowen cannot convincingly support. For example, Cowen argues that "the data show no correlation, either internationally or domestically, between health care expenditures in life expectancy."
That's partially true. But the data show a very clear correlation between life expectancy and the model of healthcare financing a nation uses. Every other advanced developed nation has some form of national health financing, pays less for its healthcare, and does better in overall health outcomes statistics. (See the OECD comparative studies for further information.)
He also says that "Every day about 155,000 people die. They die in Europe too, even in the social democracies." That kind of argument is beneath him. In effect, he's saying that we can't save everyone so we shouldn't save anyone.
Cowen oversimplifies the issue of rising healthcare costs, exaggerates the threat of U.S. deficit spending, and ignores the impact of economic growth or the "multiplier effect" of government spending in recessionary or Depression-era times.
Cowen, like Friedman, argues that the lessons of postwar America cannot be applied to today's realities, saying, "We'll all look back on the immediate postwar era as a very special time." But what, exactly, was so special about it? Were the laws of economics different? Of course, we didn't have free trade agreements in those days. But Cowen doesn't mention that.
Cowen claims this is merely prognostication, but it reads like hype. And in his mind, resistance is futile. Cowen, along with supporters like futurist Robin Hanson, are very clear on that point: This world is coming, whether you like it or not. But when you assume the mantle of inevitability, you've moved from futurism to faith.
Words like "hyper-meritocracy" betray the deeply ideological underpinnings of Cowen's position. So does the suggestion that he sees immutable laws are at work, which is the sign of his dogma: Markets are merit. Wealth is worth. Call it "Tom Swift and His Amazing Digital Darwinism."
Cowen the Explorer can be a delightful companion, but Cowen the Pontificator is a bit of a blowhard. Cowen can be insightful. But he's often wrong, about cultural as well as economic issues. (Ninety-nine percent of the world's Buddhists do not meditate, which renders his reflections on that faith moot. And the Louvin Brothers are not "bluegrass.")
Cowen is infatuated with technology, as are many of us. But he seems comfortable with the future in which we are "uploaded beings" with a "largely mental existence." I imagine an eternity being perpetually bombarded with spam.
Cowen concludes "Infovore" by saying, "When I look up at the sky and gaze at the stars, I am joyful. I see a happy ending. I see infovores."
Good for him. But closer to home, other people see a hell of a lot of misery. I wish Tyler Cowen did too. His future isn't inevitable, but people like him and Thomas Friedman are working to make their vision of hyper-misery for the many a reality.
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A Good Dog: The Story of Orson, Who Changed My Life"People who love dogs often talk about a 'lifetime' dog. I'd heard the phrase a dozen times before I came to recognize its significance. Lifetime dogs are dogs we love in especially powerful, sometimes inexplicable ways."–Jon Katz In this gripping and deeply touching book, bestselling author Jon Katz tells the story of his lifetime dog, Orson: a beautiful border collie–intense, smart, crazy, and unforgettable. From the moment Katz and Orson meet, when the dog springs from his traveling crate at Newark airport and panics the baggage claim area, their relationship is deep, stormy, and loving. At two years old, Katz's new companion is a great herder of school buses, a scholar of refrigerators, but a dud at herding sheep. Everything Katz attempts– obedience training, herding instruction, a new name, acupuncture, herb and alternative therapies–helps a little but not enough, and not for long. "Like all border collies and many dogs," Katz writes, "he needed work. I didn't realize for some time I was the work Orson would find." While Katz is trying to help his dog, Orson is helping him, shepherding him toward a new life on a two-hundred-year-old hillside farm in upstate New York. There, aided by good neighbors and a tolerant wife, hip-deep in sheep, chickens, donkeys, and more dogs, the man and his canine companion explore meadows, woods, and even stars, wade through snow, bask by a roaring wood stove, and struggle to keep faith with each other. There, with deep love, each embraces his unfolding destiny. A Good Dog is a book to savor. Just as Orson was the author's lifetime dog, his story is a lifetime treasure–poignant, timeless, and powerful. From the Hardcover edition. |
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Tea and juice shop to open at Sixth and Wakarusa; West Lawrence grocer making progress
Soon, the only thing northwest Lawrence residents will be missing to ensure they wake up bright-eyed and bushy-tailed is the crow of a cock.
Already there is enough coffee near Sixth and Wakarusa — think Starbucks, J&S, Big Biscuit, Dillons and others — to make my bladder hop like a rabbit whenever I get within a quarter-mile of the intersection.
But if you need a jolt with a slightly different flavor get ready for a new establishment that will fluff your tail with items such as coconut creme white tea and sweet potato brownies.
The Kansas City-based restaurant t. Loft has reached a deal to open in vacant space at Sixth and Wakarusa. According to a sign in the window, it is moving into the multi-tenant retail building that includes Burgers by Biggs, Alterations by Sarah and several other businesses.
An employee at t. Loft's State Line Road location in Kansas City confirmed the Lawrence project is moving forward, and I've reached out to the pair of Lawrence residents who are leading the effort.
But the restaurant's website gives a good feel for the place. It promotes tea, juice and clean eats. According to its online menu, it has about 50 teas — white, green, black, matcha, iced, caffeine free, wellness-based and tea lattes. The menu includes about 15 juices, including those designed to give a boost to your energy levels, immune systems and mental capabilities. (Remember, this is right near Free State High, so that last one can come in handy. There is a tea called brainberry, and if such a thing was available when I was in school, I would have soaked my head in it daily to avoid listening in Algebra class.)
The food, however, may be as interesting as anything the restaurant has to offer. The menu doesn't give as many details on the food, but it says there is a bakery case filled with gluten-free and preservative-free items. Some that are mentioned include fresh salads, veggie boxes, fruit and cheese boxes, and some outside-the-box items such as sweet potato brownies and something called apple nachos.
It appears this will be t. Loft's third store, although the first one outside the Kansas City metro area. I don't yet have an estimate on when the Lawrence location will open. But a building permit has been issued to begin renovation work. I'll let you know when I hear more.
In other news and notes from around town:
• Plans for a new "farmers market style grocer" near the northeast corner of Sixth and Wakarusa are still moving forward. But, no, we still don't have an official word on who the grocer will be. Certainly, there is much speculation that it will be Sprouts, a grocery chain that has opened in Overland Park and is expanding in the region.
Final development plans for the site recently were filed at City Hall, but those plans did not list the name of the grocery tenant. But they did provide some color renderings of the proposed grocery building, and also of another multi-tenant retail building that will be next to the grocer. Check out the renderings below.
It looks like that in addition to the grocery store, there will be room for at least four other businesses at the site. After years of waiting, the Sixth and Wakarusa area is beginning to pick up steam. Now, we'll see if the numerous out lots that sit vacant around the Wal-Mart store begin attracting tenants.
Dorothy Hoyt-Reed 8 months, 3 weeks ago
More groceries on the west side. Just what we needed /sarcasm/.
Eddie Muñoz 8 months, 3 weeks ago
A grocery store out east near the roundabouts on O'Connell would be nice. (Though, would have been most useful during this and the next few years of road construction.)
Arnie Bunkers 8 months, 3 weeks ago
That top pic is an exact replica of the Sprouts I was at last week
Kevin Heath 8 months, 3 weeks ago
If there is any doubt about the store just check out Patrick Henry Tulsa Sprouts Grocery. There is a design on that page as well. It is essentially the exact same design. The angles are a bit different, but the building is 95% the same one.
Richard Heckler 8 months, 3 weeks ago
Too many grocery stores at that intersection as we speak. More jobs to be lost ultimately.
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