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This is a big ol' slice of Coca-Cola Cake at the Main Street Cafe in Madison, Alabama, near Huntsville.
It's really just a very rich chocolate sheet cake made with all the usual ingredients plus nuts and Coca-Cola, but let me tell you, I could not finish it. There was sort of a German Chocolate Cake taste to it, and it was "slap your Mama" moist and mouth-melty.
The Main Street Cafe building used to house city public safety offices and two jail cells (now fixed up as tiny private dining rooms) and the whole menu is full of unique dishes like this, so save room for dessert.
Disclosure: The Huntsville-Madison County CVB hosted my lunch while I was in town to run a communications workshop for them. We also tried the cafe's Hummingbird Cake and Strawberry Crushed Pretzels, and were so stuffed we couldn't finish any of it.
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Pizza Man owner says a new location is almost a done deal
Three weeks ago, I spoke to Pizza Man owner, Mike Amidzich, and asked him – based on rumors – if he was reopening. At the time he said no.
Today, I received a cryptic press release announcing Amidzich signed a letter of intent to lease property for a new Pizza Man.
I find it a bit strange how much "teasing" has been going on via social media about whether or not the iconic restaurant is reopening. I really want the place to find a new home so I can order a large artichoke a la mode pizza again, but why all the hype for the past three years?
Hopefully, this time's the real deal.
According to the release, Amidzich will own and run the new Pizza Man with backing from a group of local investors. The concept will remain the same as at the original Pizza Man.
"The tentative new location will be less than a mile from the restaurant's previous home on the corner of East North and North Oakland Avenues," reads the release.
It is speculated the location will be in the former Lixx space, 2595-97 N. Downer Ave.
"After three years of searching for the right investors and the right location, we are finally starting the process to re-open. We hope to become part of this neighborhood again. That said, there are many hurdles to overcome. We know we will need the support of a lot of people, including the City and neighborhood, to make this project a reality," says Amidzich.
The original Pizza Man opened on Nov. 15, 1970 and was destroyed by fire in January 2010 along with several other businesses and apartments.
brewcitypaul | Nov. 16, 2012 at 8:03 a.m. (report)
I was excited to hear about Pizza Man reopening on Downer. I had to assume especially after reading TMJ4's article on it that it would be going into the former Chancery spot left vacant for 5 years. I can't imagine Pizza Man in the tiny little Lixx Spot. I don't even know how that is logistically possible, for them to expand the kitchen they would be taking away what little dining area there is. Hopefully that piece of information is not true.
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Check out the building plans here - http://urbanmilwaukee.com/2012/11/15/pizza-man-coming-to-downer-ave/
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Idle1 | Nov. 15, 2012 at 3:15 p.m. (report)
You gotta be kidding! The former Lixx space on Downer? It was a tiny ice cream parlor with no eat-in seating. Unless Pizza Man re-opens for delivery and takeout only I don't see it happening. However, the long-shuttered Chancery just up the street would be ideal in terms of size, location, existing restaurant infrastructure, etc. Keep your fingers crossed.
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The Star Valley track team will be back in Utah this Saturday at the Utah Valley University Invite.
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The Lander girls defeated Star Valley 3-1 last season on the Tiger field. It was the only two-goal loss the Lady Braves suffered last season. The Braves lost to Lander twice last season, including a 3-1 loss to open the 2014 3A State Tournament in Jackson.
"Every single player's skills have improved," said Sandy Buckstaff.
"We will play a little bit more of a possession game," said Chris Abrams
Star Valley is one of the most well-traveled fan bases in the Cowboy State.
The Braves brought home the consolation trophy while the Lady Braves were defeated in the third-place game.
Last season the girls team brought home the consolation trophy and the boys brought home third place. This year the teams will flip-flop.
Luke Rainey and Kaycee Eidinger both won multiple event titles at the Afton/Simplot Hillclimb held last weekend.
Both Star Valley team qualified for the state tournament and will now play for 3rd place in the 3A West.
Both Star Valley basketball teams will be trying to extend their season Saturday at the 3A West Regional Tournament. Both teams were in a similar situation last season and both won to earn a trip to state and eventually came home with trophies from the culminating event.


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You put your Right foot in, you put your Right foot out, you put your Right foot in (your mouth) and shake it all about…
Very Buddhist, taking all of your merit and tossing it away for the benefit of someone else. We could do with more of it.
1) White enough to pass, she could only do so if she got away from where she was known to be a slave. Her master was starting to look at her with those eyes her older sister knew so well. Yes, she knew to follow the Drinking Gourd, but how could she find the Underground Railroad? What if she asked the wrong person? Her Massa, bad and mean as he was, wasn't at all the worst she had heard tell of.
A house! But could she even get to it, and would she want to? Never mind. Not her choice, now.
2) With the yellow star torn off her clothing, she didn't look obviously Jewish. Her parents and brother were going to die in whatever camp they were marching to, through the snow with no winter coats, with their shoes falling apart, and with next to no food. Or more likely they would die before they could even get there. Neither her family nor the guards had noticed her fall down from weakness, but after the stumbling column disappeared through the trees, and she managed to get up, which way should she go?
A house! But could she even get to it, and would she want to? Never mind. Not her choice, now.
3+) Actually, I know enough history to go on in this vein all day. Tweak the artwork and keep the girl, and it could be any ancient imperial war (see Euripides, The Trojan Women, for example), or Syria with ISIS or Northern Nigeria with Boko Haram or Cambodia with the Khmer Rouge or North Korea with the Kim Dynasty or Haiti for two centuries and more or a hundred other places over thousands of years.
The earliest such story that I know of was They, by Robert Heinlein, written in 1941, and reprinted in various collections, including 6 X H and The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag. See also Of Men and Monsters, by William Tenn.
Watch out, kid, or the Glaroon will get you!
The deniers cannot allow themselves to imagine that warming oceans in the tropics means more evaporation all year round, and it has to come down somewhere, whether as rain or snow or hail or sleet. So, yes, more snow in winter means Global Warming is real. See also the XKCD strip Cold at http://xkcd.com/1321/
Climate Change is not the correct term. That's what Frank Luntz told Republicans to call Global Warming.
I'm a Buddhist priest. Preaching about reality is part of what I do.
Actually, Einstein never said that. There are just people who wish he had, plus the one who made it up for a Narcotics Anonymous publication, the same as Parson Weems making up the stupid tale about young Washington being stupid enough to chop down a valuable cherry tree. And all of the other pseudo-patriotic liars who think that lying over and over again makes patriotism better.
I'll tell you what Einstein did say. "Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity. And I'm not sure about the universe."
The man who invented the lethal injection protocol now says that it was the biggest mistake of his life, and has become an Episcopal priest. A little like the slave ship captain who wrote the hymn Amazing Grace and became an Anglican priest and a leader in the anti-slavery movement two centuries ago. We could do with more who can come to see the errors of their ways.
Everything for ourselves, and nothing for other people, seems, in every age of the world, to have been the vile maxim of the masters of mankind.—Adam Smith, Wealth of Nations
Yes, Rush told us that the ACA Web sites are scams, and look! Republicans and criminals are putting up scam imitation ACA Web sites. Law enforcement can only shut down the financial scammers and identity thieves. Under the First Amendment, lying for political gain is not a crime.
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New "Arrow" Clip Sets Up Arrow/Atom Showdown
Ray Palmer makes a statement and declares war against the Arrow in a new "Suicidal Tendencies" clip.
Diggle Gets Married, Oliver and The Atom Face Off in New "Arrow" Photos
The CW has released 19 new images from upcoming "Arrow" episode "Suicidal Tendencies," including Oliver and the Atom going head to head.
New "Arrow" Synopsis Promises a Wedding and the Suicide Squad
In "Suicidal Tendencies," Diggle and Lyla's honeymoon is interrupted by the last person either would like to see on their special day.
"Flash," "Arrow" Spinoff In Development Starring Routh, Garber, Lotz and Miller
The "Arrow" and "Flash" world looks to expand, with a potential CW series starring Brandon Routh, Victor Garber, Caity Lotz and Wentworth Miller.
New "Arrow" Clip Showcases Routh's ATOM Armor
Brandon Routh suits up for battle in a new "Arrow" promo which also finds Ollie headed to Nanda Parbat.
Guggenheim Talks Oliver's Team "Arrow" Return, Teases Atom Capabilities
Oliver Queen is back in Starling City, but a lot has changed in his absence. "Arrow" EP Marc Guggenheim talks the hero's return, Atom's powers and more.
COMIC REEL: "Flash" Trailer Ignites Firestorm; Ayer Teases "Suicide Squad's" Arsenal
The S.T.A.R. Labs crew tries to solve the mystery of Firestorm; David Ayer begins work on his villain team-up film and more.
PHOTO: First Look at Brandon Routh in Costume as The Atom on "Arrow"
It's been teased on the show for weeks, and The CW has released the first image of Brandon Routh in the full Atom suit on "Arrow."
COMIC REEL: Brandon Routh Spotted On "Flash" Set; "Gotham" To "Scratch The Surface" Of Joker Story
"Arrow's" Atom will guest star on the CW series' sister show; Bruno Heller looks ahead towards "Gotham's" season one finale and more.
TV Legends Revealed: Did "Arrow" Nearly Feature Blue Beetle Instead of Atom?
Find out how close Ted 'Blue Beetle' Kord came to filling the role Ray 'The Atom' Palmer does on "Arrow."
Routh, Rickards Head To "Flash" For "All-Star Team-Up" Episode
Brandon Routh and Emily Bett Rickards will travel to STAR Labs in the eighteenth episode of the CW series.
COMIC REEL: "Supergirl's" Feminist Message Revealed; "Avengers" Unleashes New Trailer
CBS' Nina Tassler calls "Supergirl" a "female empowerment" story; the heroes get torn apart in new "Age of Ultron" clip and more.
Reverse-Flash Identity Confirmed, New Look at Firestorm and "Atom" Spinoff Talk
Plenty of news emanated from "The Flash" and "Arrow" panel at the TCA press tour, including apparent confirmation of the Reverse-Flash's identity.
"Arrow" Reveals A.T.O.M. Suit, Explains Ray Palmer's Heroic Inspiration
Brandon Routh's super-suit has been unveiled, along with the name behind the acronym and its previous - and very ominous - designation.
Full A.T.O.M. Suit to Debut On This Week's "Arrow"
The 'first look' revealed in an international teaser, debunked as 'fake' by concept artist Andy Poon, appears to be taken from "Fallout 3."
"Arrow" Promo Reveals Ray Palmer's ATOM Suit
A new promo for the "Arrow" midseason finale reveals a split-second glance at Ray Palmer's fully-constructed ATOM suit.
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Batman's inciting incident may be IMAX-ready; Hayley Atwell returns to the Marvel drama in a new clip and more.
Routh's Ray Palmer Gets Shirtless in New "Arrow" Photos
Brandon Routh gets shirtless during the Atom's workout routine in new "Arrow" photos from next week's episode, "Draw Back Your Bow."
Guggenheim Discusses Effect of Sara's Death on "Arrow," Olicity's Future & More
Marc Guggenheim hints at what the future holds for Starling City, Oliver and Felicity's relationship, new heroes & villains and more!
Movie Legends Revealed: Did CGI Shrink Man of Steel's Package in "Superman Returns"?
This week, learn whether Bryan Singer had to use digital effects to reduce the size of star Brandon Routh's crotch in "Superman Returns."
COMIC REEL: Female Robin For "Batman V Superman"?; Details On Sly "Arrow"/"Gotham" Crossover
Michigan local news captures footage of Metropolis set; Guggenheim on the Fox drama's shout out to Queen Consolidated and more.
COMIC REEL: Hardy, Smith Eyed For "Suicide Squad"; New "Batman v Superman" Set Footage
Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie round out WB's rumored "Suicide" quartet; New Mexico "Batman V Superman" desert set revealed and more.
Routh On His DCU Return as "Arrow's" Ray Palmer
"Superman Returns" actor Brandon Routh discussed joining the cast of "Arrow" and returning to the DC Universe as Ray Palmer/The Atom.
Kreisberg Discusses DC's Expanding TV Mythology on "Arrow" and "The Flash"
Andrew Kreisberg promises a new foil for Oliver Queen in Brandon Routh's Ray Palmer and explains the more hopeful tone of "The Flash."
Brandon Routh Cast as The Atom on "Arrow"
Brandon Routh, star of "Superman Returns," has been cast as Dr. Ray Palmer, better known as The Atom, on the CW's "Arrow."
History of the Superman Portrayals - Part 2
Alan Kistler concludes his exploration of the men that have played Superman, picking up after Christopher Reeve and going all the way up to Tom Welling in "Smallville."
Brandon Routh is "Dylan Dog"
Star Brandon Routh spoke with CBR News about playing the lead in "Dylan Dog: Dead of Night," moving the character from Italy to New Orleans and the challenges in adapting the long-running series for the screen.
Kevin Munroe Directs "Dylan Dog"
Director Kevin Munroe spoke with CBR on his live action film debut "Dylan Dog: Dead of Night," keeping the titular character true to his comic book roots and anchoring the movie's horror aspects in reality.
On the Set of "Dylan Dog: Dead of Night"
CBR News visited the New Orleans set of "Dylan Dog: Dead of Night" to speak with the cast and crew about the film, adapting the classic Italian comics character and finding the right red shirt for Brandon Routh.
Scott Pilgrim Vs. The Exes: Satya Bhabha & Brandon Routh
Evil Ex #1 and #3, Satya Bhabha and Brandon Routh, discuss their "Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World" characters' hidden humanity, working with director Edgar Wright, movie nights in Toronto and Routh's blonde wig.
Meet Scott Pilgrim's League of Evil Exes
In a spattering of new posters, fans of Bryan Lee O'Malley's acclaimed graphic novel series can get their first full glimpse at the film versions of the League of Evil Exes from "Scot Pilgrim Vs. The World."
CBR TV @ CCI 2009: Brandon Routh
Superman himself lands at the CBR Boat Show to talk about two new comic book films he's appearing in: "Dead of Night," based on the popular Dylan Dog comics from Italy, and Bryan Lee O'Malley's "Scott Pilgrim."
Dylan Dog in "Dead of Night" Preview
CBR News reveals a look at the forthcoming film "Dead of Night" with a production photo taken at the New Orleans set of the Brandon Routh-starring film based on the Italian Dylan Dog comics.
PRESS RELEASE: Tay Diggs joins Cast of "Dead of Night"
Kevin Munroe Brings Dylan Dog to Cinemas in "Dead of Night"
Director Kevin Munroe is set to bring the popular Italian comics series "Dylan Dog" to the silver screen in "Dead of Night." We spoke with Munroe about the Brandon Routh-starring feature.
"Superman Returns" Press Junket - Brandon Routh
We continue our reports from the "Superman Returns" press junket. Next up is actor Brandon Routh, who discussed the challenges of playing Clark Kent/Superman and what he learned as an actor from this production and in working with Bryan Singer.
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We consider ourselves extremely lucky that we are both interested in managing our finances without an expensive adviser and wonder why so many people whether single or attached don't. With many couples it is usually one who is trying to get his or her spouse interested, or the differences are similar to ours, one is overly aggressive and the other is overly conservative.
This week's episode covers discrimination against LGBTI people in Uganda. Cleo is invited to a secret meeting with the Ugandan government to prove that she's real. In the episode I search for an answer to the question of why it's so hard for people to accept anything that doesn't fit into society's norms.
When one of my new straight-male friends asked if he could sit in on a QSA meeting, I immediately said yes and took him to a panel on LGBT dating, hoping to show him how cool the queer community is. The discussion was mostly civil, until my fledgling ally worked up the courage to ask one simple question.
In the fourth episode of The Pearl of Africa, a documentary series about love, hate and being transgender, we get a glimpse into what Cleo and Nelson's relationship really means. They've loved each other since high school and plan to get married in the future, and Cleo grapples with the desire to start a family.
My imaginary friend Stella and I, having fled an Italy crushed by inequity, thought at the time that there was precious little to lose. But Italy is changing. For real. And Stella and I are changing along with her. For us it's a wonderful breath of fresh air to realize that there is still a country we can return to, and for which we can still have hope.
Many people seem fixated on the fact that the actual cause of homosexuality has not yet been established with any degree of certainty. As someone who likes to understand the reasons things occur, I respect and appreciate the curiosity. However, the ultimate result remains the same, regardless of whether the cause is genetic, environmental, or some combination of the two.


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Lafayette finishes second in Class II North Half meet
Paced by four first-place finishes, the Lafayette Lady Commodores finished second in the Class II North Half powerlifting meet held this past Saturday. (March 4, 2014, Page 6)
Lafayette starts 2-0 in Charger Classic
Lafayette couldn't have asked for a much better start to the softball season. (March 3, 2014, Page 8)
Corinth blows past Commodores
CORINTH — The Lafayette Commodores were hoping to end a two-game losing streak and keep their season alive Tuesday night when they faced the Corinth Warriors in the opening round of the MHSAA Class 4A playoffs. Neither came true as the Warriors defeated Lafayette in dominant fashion by a score of 81-50 at the Corinth High gym. (February 26, 2014, Page 6)
SOFTBALL PREVIEW: 'Dores look to control own fate this season
Last season, Lafayette was forced to play the waiting game to see if it would be a part of the MHSAA Class 4A softball playoffs. (February 26, 2014, Page 7)
Slow start dooms Lafayette in season-ending loss to Shannon
The Lafayette Lady Commodores' season came to a close Monday night as they fell to the Shannon Lady Red Raiders 61-56 in their opening game of the MHSAA Class 4A playoffs inside the LHS gym. (February 25, 2014, Page 8)
Lafayette girls fall in region championship
SENATOBIA — It was a disappointing night for Lafayette basketball inside the Senatobia High gym Friday. Both the girls and boys teams had chances to improve their seeding heading into this week's MHSAA Class 4A playoffs but were unable to capitalize on their opportunities. (February 24, 2014, Page 7)
Lady 'Dores top Senatobia, advance to 2-4A championship
The Lafayette basketball teams split their region tournament games Tuesday night, the Lady 'Dores winning their opening game of the postseason while the boys lost their second game of the tournament. (February 19, 2014, Page 8)
'Dores rally past Ripley in 2-4A opener
SENATOBIA — Lafayette spent most of its Region 2-4A tournament opener against Ripley trying to cut into the Tigers' lead. The Commodores finally caught up. (February 18, 2014, Page 8)
Florence tops LHS to win 4A North Half
Lafayette's bid for its first-ever trip to the MHSAA Class 4A state championship game came up short Wednesday night at William L. Buford Stadium. (February 6, 2014, Page 8)
'Dores keep run going in 4A playoffs
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Host Mark Bashore spoke with U.S. Senator Carl Levin about a variety of topics today on Current State. They began with a look at yesterday's failure to hammer out an extension of benefits for over a million long-term unemployed Americans.
This week we learned that the new appropriations bill drafted in the U-S Senate includes $55-million to continue the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB) project at Michigan State University. The project will feature a large particle collider that smashes subatomic matter together to create elements that scientists say are the building blocks of the universe as we know it.
Ingham County officials have announced good news about the area's housing market. Register of Deeds Curtis Hertel Jr. reported that home sales last year were up and that foreclosures were down.
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Winnipeg Free Press - ONLINE EDITION
North Korea's 'buzzcut' strategy not new
WASHINGTON — Listen up, depraved youth of North Korea: Your long-haired revolution is officially over.
According to Radio Free Asia, the North Korean government has introduced guidelines mandating all male university students get the same haircut as Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un -- a tight fade on the sides and an awkward middle part on a floppy cut up top. The decree was reportedly issued in the capital, Pyongyang, two weeks ago and is now being implemented nationwide.
As with most stories out of the Hermit Kingdom, these latest claims about North Korean fashion come thinly sourced. The story may very well be false — its veracity has already been called into question. But if true, it wouldn't be the first time the government has sought to impose restrictions on hairstyles. Last year, the regime outlined 28 acceptable cuts — 10 for men and 18 for women — that were showcased in framed photos in hair salons in Pyongyang. And in 2005, North Korea launched a crusade against long hair. A media campaign declaring "let us trim our hair in accordance with Socialist lifestyle" urged men to shear based on "the demands of the military-first era." Hair, wrote Minju Choson, a government daily, is a "very important issue that shows the people's cultural standards and mental and moral state."
In the magnitude of its depression and deplorable human rights record, North Korea is unique; in its alleged strategy of social control by buzzcut, it is not. In fact, authoritarian regimes around the world have for centuries imposed their political will by regulating men's locks.
After the Manchus conquered China in the 1640s, the empire's new rulers issued an edict forcing all adult men to shave the front of their head and tie the remaining hair in a queue, a long braided ponytail. The rule was imposed under penalty of death. The edict, former American diplomat Edward Earl Rice writes in his book, Mao's Way, reminded the "Chinese of their subordination to Manchu rule." From the conquerors' perspective, "the command to cut one's hair or lose one's head not only brought rulers and subjects together into a single physical resemblance; it also provided them with a perfect loyalty test," the historian Frederic Wakeman notes in his book about the Manchu conquest.
Around the same time in Russia, Peter the Great attempted to stamp out beards, which he viewed as a hopeless relic of his country's past. Hoping to modernize Russia in the mold of the West, he imposed a beard tax. Individuals who paid the tariff were given a copper token inscribed with the motto: "The beard is a useless burden."
Several centuries later, during the 1970s, Albanian dictator Enver Hoxha did away with such free-market methods and outlawed beards all together. Saparmurat Niyazov, the former president of Turkmenistan, mimicked this crackdown on personal freedom when he appeared on television in February 2004 to decree that young men could no longer grow out their hair or beards.
Elsewhere in the world, decrees governing grooming have often been issued in the name of Islam. After the Taliban took control of Afghanistan in 1996, they required men to wear beards in accordance with with the militants' harsh interpretation of Sharia law. In 2010, Islamic militants in Somalia ordered men in the capital of Mogadishu to leave beards untrimmed.
Iran's clerics imposed their own brand of religiously motivated restrictions in 2010: Ponytails and mullets were out, in favor of tightly-coiffed crew-cuts and side-parts. "The proposed styles are inspired by Iranians' complexion, culture and religion, and Islamic law," said Jaleh Khodayar, the director of Iran's Veil and Chastity Day festival. Hair gel was permitted, but only in modest quantities.
Regardless of religion, authoritarians don't seem to have much love for hippies. After overthrowing Greece's elected government in a 1967 military coup, strongman Georgios Papadopoulos banned "decadent" long hair for men and mini-skirts for women. During the 1970s, Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew denied some foreigners entry into Singapore if their hair was too long. Young people without a clean cut, as Alex Josey writes in his book Lee Kuan Yew: The Crucial Years, "are not employed as caddies at the golf courses where Lee swings his clubs."
Power: Sometimes it grows from a barber's clippers.
—Foreign Policy
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Design of cities, towns needs to 'age' with residents
The next time an older person reaches the cash register before you and begins slowly counting her nickels and dimes, take the extra time to consider how welcome that senior feels in your community.
Think about the bus steps she may have to climb with her purchases, the fast-changing crosswalk outside the store that's built for the young and spry. In some rural Canadian towns, those seniors now comprise 40 per cent of the population.
Older people do a great deal for communities. They're taxpayers and caregivers and without them, many communities would no longer be sustainable. It's time to turn the lens around and ask what communities are doing for them. The age-friendliness of our cities and towns needs to become a priority.
On Oct. 15, a panel of international experts will meet in Winnipeg to discuss how the world's rural and remote communities can be more age-friendly. The symposium, Age-Friendly Rural and Remote Communities and Places, follows a 2007 World Health Organization report that addresses the views of older people from every continent in the world.
The problems are remarkably similar.
The elderly everywhere said they need more accessible communities, better housing and more opportunities for social engagement. They want clean, well-maintained environments in which to spend retirement. Some live in quiet neighbourhoods they enjoy, but others complain of poor public transit and impatient drivers.
Providing age-friendly spaces, such as parks and well-maintained sidewalks, permits seniors to become active, healthy members of society. Better streets also mean opportunities for physical activity and social engagement. In short, a higher quality of life -- for everyone.
Looking at these issues in rural and remote communities is important because many are rapidly greying. Younger people leave to find employment; older generations stay behind. Access to affordable housing and transportation options, for example, are major issues to address in these areas.
As more people move to urban areas, there's a tendency among city-dwellers to dismiss the needs of rural communities with small populations. However, our economy needs rural communities -- agriculture, fishing mining are all important parts of the Canadian fabric. Therefore, it's in everyone's best interest to ensure the sustainability of small towns by making them more livable.
Creating a positive environment begins with the very structure of our buildings. Many seniors have difficulty with stairs in public buildings but also in their own homes. In other words, age-friendliness reaches to the very design of our communities and organizations.
Governments and planners need to put older people's needs on the agenda lest a large proportion of our population become excluded. An older person may not leave the house if the curbs aren't low enough to step over, or if there isn't enough seating on the street to stop and rest.
There are also small things we can all do to make our communities age-friendly. We rarely slow down long enough to consider the needs of the older people around us. Whether it's taking the time to speak more slowly or helping someone cross the street, everyone has a role in creating more inclusive communities for seniors.
And what's good for the old is good for the young, too. An age-friendly community is more than a place that puts its elderly first. It's a friendly community, period -- and that's something we should all be striving for.
Verena Menec is a professor in the department of community health sciences at the faculty of medicine and director of the Centre on Aging at the University of Manitoba.
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