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Microsoft has revealed that its upcoming Windows 8 Enterprise edition, which is aimed at businesses, will boast additional features to help remote workers, and mobile employees.
In a blog post, Microsoft said along with the Windows 8 Pro features, Windows 8 Enterprise will include a set of extra tools that are designed to serve the "mobile productivity, security, manageability and virtualisation needs of today's businesses".
The additional features include Windows to Go, which Microsoft said is a bootable external USB stick that allows IT organisations' staff to access the corporate environment in a secure way.
Another feature, DirectAccess, is said to allow remote users to access resources inside a corporate network without having to launch a separate VPN.
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Richard Charles Whitesell, 77, of Billings, retired area director for the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs, died Sunday, July 7, 2013.
He was born May 10, 1936, to Diel and Harriet Carter Whitesell in Mobridge, S.D. The family lived at Wakpala, S.D., and Fort Yates, N.D., before moving to Yakima, Wash., in 1941. He attended elementary school in Yakima until 1946 when he and his father moved back to Fort Yates. He lived with his grandparents until he started high school, and then became a boarding student at Standing Rock Community School. He graduated from high school in 1954.
He served in the Marine Corps from July 1954 until 1958. He enrolled at Dickinson State College in 1958 and graduated in 1961. He earned a master's degree in school administration at South Dakota State University in 1969.
He taught and coached at Brockton, then in 1963, he took his first position with the BIA as teacher and coach at Pierre Indian School in Pierre, S.D. In 1965 he transferred to Cheyenne-Eagle Butte High School in Eagle Butte, S.D., and in 1967 was promoted to high school principal.
In 1969 he was selected as a Department of Interior management trainee and while in Washington, D.C., he was selected as superintendent of Riverside Indian Boarding School in Anadarko, Okla. In 1971 he transferred to Flandreau Indian School in Flandreau, S.D. He served as superintendent there until 1976 when he became an administrator for the BIA.
He worked as assistant area director for Indian services at the Phoenix Area office. In 1977 he was selected as superintendent of Flathead Agency in Ronan. In 1981, he went to Fort Washakie, Wyo., and served as agency superintendent until 1983, when he was selected as regional director for the Rocky Mountain Region in Billings. He held that position until he retired in 1994.
He also had served as acting regional director for California in Sacramento, Calif., and as acting assistant secretary for trust and economic development and later as acting associate commissioner of Indian Affairs, both in Washington, D.C.
He went back to work in 2003 as superintendent of schools at Frazer. He retired for the second time in 2006 but then worked as superintendent of schools at Brockton from January until July 1, 2007. When the position in Brockton became vacant again, he agreed to work there until July 1, 2009.
He was an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and a member of the Federal Senior Executive Service, the American Legion and the Elks Lodge.
Survivors include four children, Robin Jean Whitesell of Billings, David Charles Whitesell of Stevensville, Richard Patrick Whitesell of Columbus and Taylor Dielann Whitesell of Billings; eight grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
Inurnment will be in the veterans cemetery in Fort Lincoln, Mandan, N.D. Arrangements are by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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Grace E. Jarvi died July 13, 2013, at Bonaventure Senior Living, where she had lived for the past two years.
She was born on the Lammert DeVries homestead east of Roberts, one of five children of Charles and Margaret DeVries. She attended Roberts school starting in 1932. Graduating in 1944, she married Emil Harmala.
They lived on a ranch west of Roberts and had six children: Marcia McCleary of Roundup, Gary of Billings, Martin of Billings, Wally of Benton City, Wash., and Mark and David of Billings. She had 16 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren.
After Mr. Harmala died in 1969, she married Elmer Jarvi, who had two children, Irene Roat of Hayden, Idaho, and Larry Jarvi of Corvalis, Ore. They lived on the farm for two years before moving to Joliet, then later to Billings. She moved to Sweetwater Retirement Center, then to Bonaventure after having a stroke in 2010.
She was interested in genealogy and had written at least 13 different family trees. She also made afghans, crocheted and did other craft projects.
Visitation was July 17 at Dahl Funeral Chapel in Billings. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, July 18, at Roberts Methodist Church. Interment will be in Roberts Cemetery.
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Stephen Charles Harrison, 41, who had worked 21 years for CTA Architects, died Friday, July 12, 2013, while fly fishing on the Stillwater River with a friend, Curt Chapman.
He was born Oct. 12, 1971, in Casper, Wyo., one of three children of Gerald and Dolly Harrison. He grew up in Linch and Edgerton, Wyo.
He played baseball in Little League and the Babe Ruth League and also played soccer in Buffalo, Wyo. He graduated from high school in Midwest, Wyo., in 1990. He was involved in basketball, wrestling and track and was the quarterback and kicker for the football team, which won the state championship his senior year.
He wrestled all four years of high school, placing second his junior year and fourth at state his senior year. He took first place at the state track meet in pole vault his senior year. After high school, he played softball for 20 years and also played golf.
He graduated in 1992 from Phoenix Institute of Technology with an associate degree in drafting and went to work for CTA, where he remained until his death.
He married Tricia Chapman on Feb. 10, 1995, in Las Vegas.
Survivors include his wife; daughters, Payton, Paige and Grace; parents; and a sister, Amy Wilhelms.
Services were held July 17 at Dahl Funeral Chapel.
Memorials may be made to First Interstate Bank, ATTN: Christina Garza, 2501 Central Ave., Billings, Montana 59102.
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Nancy K. Henry, 60, of Billings, who grew up in Wyoming and lived for a time in Hawaii, died in her sleep on July 6, 2013, after a short illness.
She was born in Buffalo, Wyo., to Elizabeth and Gene and grew up on the family homestead. She married Michael in 1974 on Oahu, Hawaii, and they lived there for several years.
She had received care from Billings Clinic.
Survivors include her husband; children, Tanya and Shasta; a sister, Paula; and a brother, Richard.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday, July 12, at Mountview Cemetery. Arrangements are in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel.
Memorials may be made in her name to Pancreatic Cancer Research.
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Patricia A. Schultz, 69, who had taught school and worked in mortgage banking, died July 3, 2013, after a five-year battle with cancer.
She was born Dec. 24, 1943. Her husband, Wally, died in 2006 of cancer.
She had lived during winter months on Isla Mujeres, Mexico. She was known for her gardening and home decorating.
Survivors include sisters, Melissa, Meg and Jinny; her island family, Angela and Hugo; and her sweetheart, Jon.
Vigil services were July 10. Memorial Mass will be at noon Thursday, July 11, both at St. Patrick Co-Cathedral. Arrangements are in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel.
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Dorothy Jean Kukla, 86, of Billings, died Tuesday, July 9, 2013. She had been a resident of Highgate Assisted Living for six years before moving to Aspen Meadows.
She was born July 28, 1926, to Glen and Mary Smith and had eight siblings. She married Frank Kukla in Worland, Wyo., on Nov. 15, 1941.
She and her husband farmed with Ollie Kukla in Burlington, Wyo., later purchasing a wheat farm on Blue Creek by Billings. After retiring, they moved to Florida before coming back to Billings.
Survivors include a sister, Betty Johnson; daughters, Sydney Heidema and Merrylee Roberts; a son, Gerald Kukla; four grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Services will be at noon Thursday, July 11, at Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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Billy Markwood Hayes, 88, of Billings, a retired heavy equipment operator and welder who became interested in Western history and stamp collecting, died Wednesday, June 26, 2013, at St. Vincent Healthcare.
He was born Feb. 22, 1925, in Gering, Neb., the son of Benjamin and Margaret (Haney) Hayes. He graduated from Gering High School.
He worked as a heavy equipment operator in Scottsbluff, Neb., and as a welder in Gering. He married Virginia DeWitt in Sidney, Neb., in 1949. They moved from Nebraska to Lovell, Wyo., in 1985 and later to Billings.
While in Lovell, Mr. Hayes was a master Mason from Tri-Mountain View Lodge 35 and was a volunteer for Meals on Wheels. He lived at the South Forty apartments in Billings.
Survivors include sons, Jerry Hayes of Cheyenne, Wyo., and Alan Hayes of Torrington, Wyo.; a daughter, Linda Elwood of Torrington; five grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and 12 great-great-grandchildren.
Graveside services were planned in West Lawn Cemetery in Gering. Arrangements are in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel.
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Robert "Bob" Keller, 82, a retired printer, died June 28, 2013, at RiverStone Hospice.
He was born on March 23, 1931, and graduated from Bismarck High School in 1949. He learned the printing trade at Wahpeton School of Science and had worked at the Bismarck Tribune, Sidney Herald, Miles City Star and Livingston Enterprise. He retired from Artcraft Printers in Billings in March 1998.
He married Donna Anderson on Oct 27, 1979.
Survivors include his wife; children, Kathye Partridge of Portland, Ore., Keith Keller of Billings, Karen Tracy of Bismarck, N.D., and Kurt Keller and Kay Hotchkiss of Billings; 10 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Services are planned for next summer. Arrangements are by Cremation and Funeral Gallery.
Memorials may be sent to RiverStone Hospice or the American Cancer Society.
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Leon Ernest "Ernie" Fritz, 86, who was descended from a long line of pioneers, died Monday morning, June 24, 2013, at Aspen Meadows in Billings.
His great-great-great-grandfather, Martin Luther Fritz, came to Philadelphia as an indentured servant from Alsace (now a part of France) in 1771. He fought in the American Revolution and is believed to have crossed the Delaware River with Gen. George Washington. After the war, he settled in western Pennsylvania, then in Ohio. His sons and grandsons continued moving west, through Indiana and Illinois, then to Iowa.
Mr. Fritz's grandfather Benton moved to Billings in 1906 from Marcus, Iowa. His father, Leon Samuel Fritz, homesteaded near Duck Creek in 1912 and received a land patent in June 1917. He married Laura Baker of Tacoma, Wash., and Ernie Fritz was born Aug. 5, 1926, and grew up on the ranch.
He attended Senior High School but was not able to graduate because he was bucked from a horse and lay in a coma for several weeks. During his recovery, he had to learn how to walk and talk again. He was known for the Harleys he rode and the fast cars he drove.
He married Gail Gullard in 1951. Their sons, Kerry, Cassidy, and Shadd, were raised in the log house they built on the ranch, where they grew wheat and raised cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz separated, and he later married Ann Wargo.
In the last 30 years of his life, Mr. Fritz became a Christian, a committed recovering alcoholic and counselor for Alcoholics Anonymous.
Survivors include sons, Kerry of Billings, Cassidy of Elkhart, Ind., and Shadd of Billings; 10 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren.
Private family services will be held. Arrangements are by Cremation & Funeral Gallery.
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Gloria T. (Orlando) Ratcliff, 89, a lifelong resident of Billings, died June 28, 2013, at the Billings Clinic.
Her parents, August and Angelina Orlando, immigrated from Italy in the early 1900s, and she was born on Oct. 28, 1923, the ninth sibling in a family of 10.
She was in the first graduating class of the new Senior High School in 1941, then attended Johnston School of Business. Early employment was at the downtown Woolworth, and she also worked for an insurance firm as a secretary. She was employed with the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs before getting married.
She married Edward "Eddy" Ratcliff on Jan. 8, 1955, in St. Patrick's Church.
She was a full-time mother for many years and, starting in the early 1970s, worked for the U.S. Geological Survey (Mining Division) and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. She retired in 1985 after more than 20 years of government service and was a member of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees for many years.
She was known for her spaghetti and meatball dinners and was involved in league bowling.
She had received care from Billings Clinic and from Canyon Creek Memory Care facility in Billings.
Survivors include sons, Dave of Ellensburg, Wash., and Joe of Billings; a grandson; a great-grandson; a stepgreat-granddaughter; and a sister, Margaret Pickett, and a brother, Bob Orlando, both from Billings.
Visitation was July 1, and Vigil Service was July 2, both at Dahl Funeral Chapel. Funeral Mass was at 10 a.m. July 3 at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church. Rite of Committal will be in Mountview Cemetery. Reception will follow committal at St. Thomas. Arrangements are in the care of Dahl Funeral Chapel.
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The SANDAG Uptown Bike Corridor is the subject of a special meeting of Uptown Planners, next Tuesday, March 24th at 6 PM in Bankers Hill. The plan faces a strong attack from various organizations and people throughout Uptown. Let's run through the folks involved and what you can do.
I have attached a flyer with all of the key details of what SANDAG has planned for 5 Points, Mission Hills and Bankers Hill. Of course, this does not include what craziness they have planned for carving up Hillcrest, but Hillcrest BID is taking care of that matter.
WE NEED BODIES AT THIS MEETING WHO SUPPORT OUR POSITION. Right now the Bike coalition and SANDAG are going to try to pack the room with their supporters. If we don't speak up now, we are going to end up like Seattle and Portland, where residents are livid at what is happening with their beautiful cities thanks to the bike lanes.
Please note that if you cannot make it, please still e-mail Leo Wilson, the Chair of Uptown Planners, your thoughts and concerns. His e-mail is: email@example.com. However, we need everyone to attend!!!! This is a HUGE battle we can win if we get out and show the politicians the silent majority want this plan to go back to the drawing board for more reasonable alternatives that will NOT wipe out all of our parking and make Washington St into a parking lot.
At last month's meeting of the Hillcrest Business Association, the HBA voted to spend $10,000 on a lobbying firm to fight the Bike Corridor. This matches another $10,000 from Hillcrest businesses including Crest Cafe and Bread & Cie. The firm, California Strategies, employs James
HoffmanLawson, a former staffer for Mayor Faulconer. Hoffman is making the rounds and lobbying the city to prevent the closure of the off-ramp from Washington to University, despite SANDAG explaining why this is required for a safer Corridor. So a Hillcrest organization that receives city-distributed funds (these funds are from a separate pool) is lobbying the city to change a bike route in another neighborhood. They also want the bike corridor moved off 5th Avenue in Bankers Hill and Hillcrest to 6th – away from the more extensive commercial corridor on the former street.
Jonathan Hale is chair of the Hillcrest Business Association. At an HBA meeting last year, he asked for both sides to "work together to find a solution" on bike lanes, and created a task force to address the issue. The task force included the Crest Cafe owner, Cecilia Moreno. Unfortunately, "working together" somehow became "pay a lobbyist to get the city to change the bike lane route".
(Update: Great Streets San Diego has a terrific writeup questioning the Hillcrest Business Association's assumption that closing the off-ramp to University will hurt business. No study has been done to support this assumption.)
Hale's publication, SDGLN, published an article promoting a petition from the Keep University Ave Open Facebook group to keep the University Ave offramp open to cars. Yet the article neglects to mention that Hale's HBA has hired a lobbying firm to do the same. The petition is over 200 signatures and will be presented at next week's Uptown Planners meeting. An alternative petition for a safer University Ave for all has less than 100 signatures.
SDGLN columnist Jim Winsor sells nightclub photos to Hale Media's sdpix publication, and has a vested interest in preserving street parking for imbibing club-goers. He also has a reputation for attacking people who threaten that interest, having said people on bikes are declaring a "war on motorists", are "homophobic" and that they want to see all gay businesses in Hillcrest fail. Recently he's notched up the rhetoric by labeling bike advocates fascists:
The real censorship of opposing views has been taking place on the Keep University Ave Open Facebook page. The site is likely run by Powers Plumbing co-owner Janet O'Dea, Kimberly Edwards, and Patty Ducey-Brooks who owns the Presidio Sentinel, a publication that has repeatedly attacked the bike lane project. While promising an open dialogue, the page owners banned multiple posters simply for providing civil yet opposing views. This included banning Mission Hills residents, contrary to this declaration:
Uptown Planners Chair Leo Wilson also claims that SANDAG has not listened to residents. Yet I'm told Wilson and others with his Metro CDC organization walked out of a SANDAG outreach meeting early on, saying, "we'll see you in court". When powerful people don't get their way, that's what happens.
An ugly part of the Keep University Ave Open page is the elitism of some Mission Hills residents. Christopher Cole, whose name matches a candidate who ran for Uptown Planners this month, had these kind words for people on bikes concerned for their safety:
Uptown Planner Jim Mellos, who's the attorney suing the city to remove bike lanes on 4th and 5th Avenues (and the only dissenting vote on supporting the city's Climate Action Plan), responded later in the thread that there will be many lawsuits to prevent bike lanes in Uptown:
Finally, while the election of Michael Brennan and Kyle Heiskala to Uptown Planners (they'll be seated next month, after this Special Meeting) gives bike advocates our first strong supporters on the board, Mat "only white people ride bikes" Wahlstrom was also elected by appealing to the Keep University Ave. Open folks with this:
So what can you do? Please turn out next Tuesday for the Uptown Planners meeting! There will be many, many people who feel their own concerns – traffic, parking, power trips – trump the safety of their fellow residents. We deserve better. And please sign the petition for a safer University Ave for All. More information about the Mission Hills part of the Uptown bike corridor is available there. Finally, please don't support businesses that don't support us. That includes Crest Cafe and Bread & Cie. I support their right to advocate for their interests, along with our right to dine elsewhere.
I wish in the discussions on the implementation of a Bike strategy for all of San Diego, there were a lot more facts presented rather than personal attacks and emotional cries that our world as we know it will end if this goes through.
Appealing to people's fears and dislikes is an age old propaganda technique and really has no place in rationally discussing this plan and positions from either side.
I have lived in San Diego a majority of my 60 years (55 years) grew up in Hillcrest and Mission Hills, have been a life long bicycling enthusiast (which BTW does not mean anything other than a point of fact in this discussion so don't attack me right off the bat), have witnessed the changes in Uptown over those 50+ years, some good, some very bad in terms of growth, development, traffic, and leisure activities.
We are no longer a little big city, we are now a really big little city. The sad thing is people are so adamant about clinging to wanting the past. We have all grown old during my time in Uptown and a simple look in the mirror should remind us all, there is no going back to simpler times. Clinging to the status quo with out any willingness to compromise for the greater good of all is a sure sign closed mindedness, and makes any discussion with that attitude moot.
Stop with the Hysteria and name calling, come to the table as adults and work for the betterment of all of San Diego, as we plunge ever faster into the 21st Century whether you like it or not.
Thank you for reading my thoughts and think a minute before commenting.
John Thurston
Interesting, but I don't think you actually read the whole thread. Mellos was talking about the powerful people pushing the bike routes, not the other way around. And I was pointing out how dangerous it is for SANDAG to be routing bikes uphill (where they are very slow) on roads that barely have room for the cars that drive them. And last time I checked, bikes are supposed to ride single-file and as close to the side of the road as possible when impeding the flow of traffic, which they do riding up the hill through Presidio Park and the surrounding neighborhood streets.
I'm all for safer biking, but my main concern is that SANDAG really hasn't done much outreach in the community (15 people attended the two meetings they held) where they are proposing MAJOR changes to the quality of life.
This isn't about power trips (wish I could say the same about this editorial). This is about safe, shared streets and thoughtful, consensus planning. It's editorials like this that give the bike lobby it's own bad name.
Well, Rick, not sure when the "last time you checked" was, but:
The law says that people who ride bikes must ride as close to the right side of the road as safely practicable except under the following conditions: when passing, preparing for a left turn, avoiding hazards, if the lane is too narrow to share, or if approaching a place where a right turn is authorized. CVC 21202
Safely practicable is not as far as possible.
Mark your calendars for this year's Taste of Hillcrest on April 18th from noon to 4 PM. The Hillcrest Trolley will be running to help get you to the 40+ establishments taking part in the event… This Saturday is the rescheduled date for the Hillcrest clean-up event The Great Spring Cleaning, which runs from 8 AM to noon and has two starting points:
Location One: Hillcrest Shell, corner of Washington and Fourth. Volunteers will clean the Medical District & Hillcrest Core. Map
Location Two: Heat Bar and Kitchen, 3797 Park Blvd. (just south of University) Volunteers will clean the east side Hillcrest. Map
Speaking of Heat, they've been promoting their block's Egyptian architectural character through quarterly events, and next Friday March 20th is the third quarterly Hillcrest movie night there. The event starts at 6 PM at 3811 Park Blvd, with the movie (Wizard of Oz) starting at 8.
Last week's Uptown Planners election result was a pleasant surprise, with Hillcrest's Michael Brennan and Kyle Heiskala securing seats on the board. Thanks so much to everyone who turned out to vote. I think Michael and Kyle will provide long-needed voices on Uptown Planners in support of safer streets for people on bikes. And given the board's encouraging vote in support of the city's Climate Action Plan (only Jim Mellos voted no) and the plan's lofty bike mode share goals, the timing is right. Congratulations to Dana Hook of Bankers Hill too, whom Walt Chambers of Great Streets SD describes as an "engineer who gets urbanism".
The second San Diego Bikes and Beers Ride is on March 28th and will feature a festival at the Quartyard downtown (which just celebrated its grand opening with a sold-out event). Registering for the ride gets you a free one-year membership to Bike SD. With big bike infrastructure changes coming to San Diego (and being strongly opposed in the College Area, Bankers Hill, and Mission Hills), it's an ideal time to join and make a difference. Plus the event was a ton of fun last year!
Downtown is seeing some new business tenants, following the national trend of companies moving to urban cores where younger workers prefer to live and work. Underground Elephant is moving into the long-vacant TR Produce building across from Petco Park, and the company aims to 'reduce air pollution by encouraging employees to walk, bike, or take public transit to work. The office space will include a locker room with showers for workers. "We made bike racks a significant part of the office," said CEO Jason Kulpa.' And Houzz has opened a San Diego office in Diamond View. Meanwhile Qualcomm is building another parking garage and freeway off-ramp in Sorrento Valley (kidding!).
Still, not everyone is thrilled about the changes coming to downtown:
At a "Community Benefits Consensus Project" workshop a few weeks later in January Civic San Diego presented storyboards of projects that they thought best exemplified how a development can provide "community benefits." The board that caught my attention featured "The Pinnacle," a 480 foot tall luxury condominium project at the corner of 15th and Island Avenue. So now the beast had a name and a story.
When I first beheld the Pinnacle I wondered what the residents of Greater Golden Hill and other affected communities must think of this new feature which greets them anytime they look out a window or down a street with a southern view. As I have discovered it is hard not to see this one feature from many other vantage points in and near Balboa Park.
Yes, you will be able to see a high-rise in East Village if you look downtown from Golden Hill. In my mind, that's another sign of a long-struggling neighborhood that continues to improve, but to each their own.
– We received our refund check from SoCal Water Smart for removing our lawn and replacing it with low-water landscaping and drip irrigation. We're still waiting on our rebate from the city, but that program is no longer accepting new applications at this time. Between the two rebates, we're hoping to get nearly $8K! That's about how much we spent on materials and labor. Here's a few pictures of the "completed" project, but we'll be tweaking it as time goes on (the turf-like area is a low-water groundcover named dymondia):
The Uptown Planners Community Planning Group holds their annual board member vote this Tuesday at the Joyce Beers center in Hillcrest, with seven seats set to be filled. If you're a resident of Uptown, please consider voting for Michael Brennan and Kyle Heiskala. They will provide a fresh outlook and much-needed millennial representation on the board – more on that below.
While Kensington is unfortunately not a part of Uptown, we spend a lot of time in Uptown's neighborhoods, and are interested in seeing their turnaround of the past few decades continue. These are increasingly vibrant places, with many new establishments opening, new mixed-use projects planned and transit options like the Rapid 215 bus being added. With regard to the city's housing crisis, they are also ideal places to increase density given their locations close to downtown and current/potential public transit infrastructure.
When I started this blog ten years ago, I was aware of community planning groups (CPGs) but not their role, which is to advise the city on planning and land use-related items. Yet they also create community plans (which they are in the process of updating now). Many of these community plans are 30-40 years old, but when a project is planned that is inconsistent with these outdated, cars-first plans, the CPG will use its weight as community representative to pressure the city to prevent the change. One example is the College Area Community Planning Group's threat to sue over a bike lane and widened sidewalks near SDSU – because they feel it will prevent their plan's goal of widening College Avenue to 6 lanes:
The revised proposal would also be inconsistent with the College Area Community Plan, which calls for the eventual widening of College Avenue to three lanes in each direction. SDSU's proposed changes would preclude this future widening. The board expressed serious concern about the proposal, and is exploring its legal options.
Sure enough, after pressure from this CPG, councilmember Marti Emerald, head of the city's "Livable Neighborhoods" committee, wrote a letter to the mayor asking that the bike lane and widened sidewalk be removed. Never mind that actually widening College to 6 lanes would require the teardown and reconstruction of several SDSU buildings and a trolley electrical substation (at the cost of several hundreds of millions of dollars), or that it would make the road even more unsafe for pedestrians and people on bikes.
If community planning groups are truly representative of our communities, and are now planning them for the next 30-40 years, why are they largely made up of older residents who mostly oppose any changes to their neighborhoods? While there are exceptions to this, particularly in North Park and downtown, my experience has been that these groups are often comprised of NIMBY-type folks who are primarily concerned with parking and traffic issues. As a result, their decisions – opposing increased density, bike lanes, and affordable housing – negatively impact the younger San Diegans who might live in the neighborhoods these folks are "planning".
The Uptown Community Planning Group is chaired by Leo Wilson, who is currently suing the city to remove bike lanes on 4th and 5th Avenues in Bankers Hill and Hillcrest. Jim Mellos, another Uptown board member, represents Wilson in the lawsuit. Wilson has called a special meeting on March 24th to discuss the SANDAG bike lane project in Uptown, yet currently this only appears on the "Keep University Ave Open" Facebook page, set up by a small group opposed to making Mission Hills streets safer for people on bikes. The meeting is not on the Uptown Planners web page, the city planning groups web page, and SANDAG has not been notified of it. Is Wilson working behind the scenes with this group, and if so, how then is Uptown Planners truly representative of the community?
San Diego is the least affordable city to live in in the nation and faces a housing (affordability) crisis. Hillcrest is an ideal location to add housing given its proximity to downtown and public transit. Yet Wilson opposes any growth in Hillcrest, railing against "straight white bigots" who "need to move downtown" because they advocate for badly-needed new housing in Hillcrest (my husband and I just celebrated 15 years together). While its growth has been stopped, Hillcrest has become more dependent on residents outside the neighborhood to support its businesses – just as those other neighborhoods increased their own dining and bar options. This decreased the need to go to Hillcrest, and Hillcrest's business community has declined over recent years as a result.
While Wilson is termed out this year, his influence will carry on via the various board members he has recruited. Thomas Fox, a member of Wilson's Metro CDC organization suing the city, is rumored to be the next chairperson. Candidate Jay Newington (see below) is co-founder of Metro CDC and advocated for the outdated idea of removing parking meters from Bankers Hill. Like Wilson, he also supported the Jacobs Bypass Bridge for Balboa Park, which would have permanently damaged the park and brought more cars into its core (most of Bankers Hill rightly opposed this project). Candidate Chris Cole is a member of the Western Slopes Community Association, another Leo Wilson-associated organization.
Wilson is an effective organizer and turns out a large number of voters each year who vote in his candidates. But it's clear his influence on Uptown Planners, including this orchestrated maneuver that re-instated him as chair two years ago, makes it far from a representative organization.
Among the other candidates is Jennifer Pesqueira (running for re-election), owner of El Indio in Middletown, who said that "not one parking space" should be removed from her public street for the safety of people on bikes. Apparently she has declared ownership of this public resource, despite her private parking lot across the street.
Nancy Moors and her partner run the HillQuest website and while I support their historical preservation efforts on behalf of SOHO, they advocate for reducing density and a 30 foot height limit for Hillcrest. This would make it much more difficult for younger San Diegans to live in this urban neighborhood, and would only make our housing crisis worse. They represent established residents of Uptown who have secured a home in a prime urban neighborhood of the city, and now have closed the door behind them to new residents – because of parking and traffic concerns. These are suburban neighborhood convenience issues applied to an urban setting.
Mat Wahlstrom has called safe bike lanes for people on bikes "social engineering", and also stated that only rich white people ride bikes, during an Uptown Planners meeting in 2013.
While it's nearly guaranteed that Wilson's candidates will win, I'm asking that if you live in Uptown and care about its future – particularly Hillcrest's – please vote on Tuesday. There are nine candidates for the seven slots. Michael Brennan is a Hillcrest business owner, member of the Hillcrest Business Association, and former Uptown Community Parking District (Hillcrest) board member who approaches issues with the needs of all residents in mind – and a much cooler head than me. Kyle Heiskala also lives in Hillcrest and secured highly-reduced transit passes for UCSD students via an overwhelming "yes" referendum vote – after our "sustainable" university slashed transit subsidies and now plans to build more parking garages.
In simple terms, Brennan and Heiskala represent the future of Uptown. Wilson's candidates represent the past. The first example of this will occur immediately after the vote, when the city presents its Climate Action Plan to the board. The plan seeks to increase bike mode share to 18% in Uptown by 2030. Yet much of the current Uptown Planners board opposes the infrastructure to make this happen – if they're not actively suing to stop it.
Uptown Planning Board Candidates, 2015:
1. Michael Brennan (Hillcrest)
2. Chris Cole (Middletown/Mission Hills)
3. Neil Ferrier (Hillcrest/ University Heights)
4. Kyle Heiskala (Hillcrest)
5. Nancy Moor (Bankers Hill/Park West)
6. Jay Newington (Bankers Hill/Park West)
7. Jennifer Pesqueira (Five Points/Middletown)
8. Ken Tablang (Mission Hills)
9. Mat Wahlstrom (Hillcrest)
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I think your characterization of CPGs in San Diego is quite accurate (unfortunately). I also really appreciate your paragraph about College Ave and the uncritical and careless position of councilwoman Emerald. As a resident of her district and of the College area and a faculty member at SDSU, I was shocked when I read about Emerald's letter and the NIMBY position of the El Cerrito Community Council and other neighborhood groups that support the outdated community plan that calls for the unfeasible expansion of College Avenue to six lanes. I hope that the mayor, SDSU, other neighbors and organizations speak out about this. College is extremely dangerous for SDSU students and bikers in general as it is. The area is finally getting more interesting with new restaurants and shops, more people biking and walking and the fact that this is what comes out from the CPG and our city representative is simply unbelievable.
Thanks for your comment Fernando. I agree that the area is improving and it would be a perfect place to implement some complete streets/placemaking concepts – including bike lanes and wider sidewalks.
Why do outdated 30-year old community plans, many of which ignore safety for pedestrians and people on bikes, still determine our public spaces?
Saiko Sushi is another new addition to the burgeoning restaurant scene in North Park. We're fans of the more casual Riki Sushi around the corner on 30th but it's often either full or a wall of sound in there. There's more outdoor seating at Saiko too:
The interior features this large mural but is otherwise mostly sports a clean and sleek look:
Bonus points for a good local craft beer selection and a wide range of sakes (I went with the former – old habits die hard). And the grilled eggplant and cucumber was a unique, excellent appetizer. It's great to have another sushi spot in North Park, especially since Saiko's concept and design differs from the more economical approach at Riki and North Park Sushi. Now if we could just get a sushi spot in Kensington… (or are we?).
A few changes are coming to Adams Ave in Normal Heights, including Burnside, a deli from the Sycamore Den folks a few doors down:
We hadn't eaten at the Greek spot it's going into in years, and Sycamore Den sure looks cool inside, so we're looking forward to it. Can't say the I Heart 92116 Facebook page agrees with that sentiment however:
Alexander Fazekas-Paul: Let's hope the new place isn't an overpriced hipster joint. As much as I like to see Adams Ave. blossom, I fear a lot of ill effects and end up being overcrowded like North Park has become.
Kevin Byington: Sorry, not excited for this place. It will be over priced and only bring more douchbaggary to our neighborhood. I want the old Ab-Normal Heights back.
Further west on Adams, near Sabuku Sushi, window signage for Hawthorne Coffee is up:
And east of 35th, signage for craft beer and taco spot El Tacon has been up for a while in the former Villa Del Mar location:
Last Tuesday evening saw gridlock downtown with the closure of 5th for the Mardi Gras celebration. For me it was the perfect opportunity to use my DecoBike membership after disembarking from the 150 bus from UCSD. After some trouble with the courthouse station on Broadway, I walked to the station just west of Horton Plaza, undocked and glided past the stuck drivers on 1st Ave. Meanwhile Jay parked in Golden Hill (there was little street parking downtown due to the festival) and grabbed his bike from near the police headquarters. We met in front of Petco Park, docked there and walked to nearby Table No 10 to celebrate our 15 years together. This photo doesn't to justice to the interior; check our their website for a much more impressive shot.
I don't usually order steak but their Steak Frites with Onions plate was cooked to medium-rare perfection. The charred octopus was a favorite too. With excellent service and food Table 10 is a significant upgrade over the former establishment at this location.
In Hillcrest, Pakistani/Indian restaurant House of Khan has opened in the former Mama Testa space on University… Local Habit on 5th is doing a reboot and will feature a new patio, rollup doors and a liquor license… Rip Current Brewing turned out to be a pleasant surprise over a couple of recent visits. I really how open it is to the street – you basically feel like you're outside as the afternoon sun hits you. And the food from the Sublime folks in back, especially their fries, is better than you'd expect from a tasting room. I didn't know much about Rip Current but after tasting their popular Lupulin Lust IPA, I can see why they're popular up in north County. In fact all of their beers I've tried have been solid… If you're in a healthier mood, Smooth Operator has opened next door with juices and smoothies.
- Representatives from The City Heights Community Development Corporation, Wakefield Housing & Development Corporation, St Paul's PACE, and Studio E Architects presented preliminary information about the Talmadge Gateway Project at last week's Kensington/Talmadge Community Planning Group Meeting (image from SD Uptown News/Studio E):
Unfortunately, the first question from the planning board wasn't about the project's amenities or planned tenant mix, but rather parking, which was deemed insufficient despite this being a reduced-mobility senior housing project. Other board members voiced concerns over parking in front of Talmadge residences, traffic and crime. Board chair David Moty voiced support for putting the project's retail at the north end of the project, away from El Cajon Boulevard, because this commercial center is out of the "safety zone" for Talmadge residents. It was another reminder of the gulf that exists between the wealthier, older and largely white neighborhoods of San Diego and the more racially and economically diverse areas that represent the future demographics of our city. Personally I'm excited that this project could be the first of many mixed-use retail and housing projects along eastern ECB given its proximity to transit. It's baffling to see such poor land use on so much of ECB – empty parking lots, single story buildings and used car dealerships – when the city faces such big housing affordability challenges.
– The Foundation For Form folks (You Got Mail, You Are Here) have purchased the building housing the Revivals thrift store on eastern University in Hillcrest. I never realized just how big this parcel is:
Given this news, I need to make a correction to an earlier post that identified the Baras Thrift Store site nearby as having development planned (oops). Interestingly, there's an empty lot behind Revivals' ample rear parking lot that appears to contain a couple of boats. San Diego is the least affordable city in the country due to its housing crisis, there's been hardly any residential construction in Hillcrest for years – and yet there are still empty lots in the neighborhood housing old boats? Regardless, if their previous mixed-use projects are any indication, the Foundation for Form architects/developers will bring an innovative design and residential focus to this potential Hillcrest development.
Also coming up in Hillcrest: The Great Hillcrest Spring Clean, which takes place at 8AM on Saturday 2/28:
As always we will provide our colorful HTC Clean T.E.A.M (together everyone achieves more) t-shirts until they run out. If you have one from past Clean T.E.A.M events please wear it. Supplies will be provided.
Two starting points so you can join the neighborhood you want to help in:
(1) Hillcrest Shell, corner of Washington and fifth. Meet at 8:00am for directions. Will clean parts of the Medical District and Hillcrest Core.
(2) Heat Bar and Grill, at Park Ave and Essex St. Meet at 8:00am for directions to clean East Hillcrest.
"TALKING TRASH" happy hour will follow at Hillcrest Brewing Company (1458 University Avenue) sometime between noon and 1pm.
THE GREAT HILLCREST SPRING CLEAN is sponsored by the Hillcrest History Guild, the Hillcrest Business Association, the Hillcrest Town Council and the UCSD Medical Center Hillcrest.
– Waterfront Park has been a big success, but ever try to walk from there to the bay front across Harbor and Ash? What better place to put a high-speed turn ramp (instead of a standard 90 degree right turn) than between our pedestrian-heavy bay front and new family-friendly park. I crossed it recently and the pedestrians had absolutely no idea if they had right-of-way, because there is no visible crosswalk signal. And bonus points if you're in a wheelchair, because this intersection isn't ADA-compliant. John Anderson documents this intersection, with photos, in his excellent post, "Pedestrians as Safety Hazards". Fortunately this and two other intersections on Harbor will receive pedestrian improvements shortly (h/t to Tyler).
– San Diego has been named the least affordable city in the U.S. due to its high housing costs. Voice of San Diego recently did a story on the city's housing crisis, soliciting suggestions on how to tackle problem; increasing inventory via density was a recurring theme. So it was interesting to see that many metropolitan statistical areas that are have fewer people (and are more affordable) built significantly more multi-family housing in 2014 than San Diego. The metros are Charlotte, Denver, Minneapolis, Nashville, Orlando, Portland, and Tampa. By comparison, Seattle, whose metro population is just a bit larger than San Diego, issued three times as many of these permits. And with support from a majority of Seattle residents, the city is repurposing storage of private vehicles on public streets with bus-only lanes, bike lanes and micro-parks. Buses can move far more people than single-occupancy vehicles, so why not give them priority? Meanwhile in San Diego, businesses along El Cajon boulevard fought the removal of any street parking for the Rapid bus there, which must share a lane with solo drivers. As a result, the "Rapid" bus runs no faster than the prior bus service there.
– Bankers Hill Community Group meets tonight to discuss a Complete Streets approach to the SANDAG bike lanes proposed for 4th and 5th Avenues, while voting on a "Petition for a safer Sixth Avenue to be presented to Uptown Planners for their approval and to submit the petition to the City of San Diego to study traffic calming on Sixth Avenue". Recall that Uptown Planners Chair Leo Wilson "strongly opposes" a road diet that would increase pedestrian safety on 6th Ave, because fast auto flow is more important. He's also filed a lawsuit to remove the city-installed buffered bike lanes on 4th and 5th… Recent news that the city's parking districts have $18 million in unspent funds has prompted a call for ideas on how to spend the money, and whether the funds should continue to be restricted to parking-related items only. February 27th is the deadline to get your suggestions in for 1) the Fiscal Year 2016 Parking District budgets (contact Uptown or Downton parking districts) and to 2) Todd Gloria's office for changing how meter funds can be spent.
– DecoBike is up an running, so we put our memberships to use last weekend and rode around downtown's dense station network. Apart from some challenges with undocking the bikes, the system and bikes are easy to use, and we fielded lots of questions from people asking about the program and its cost. As someone who's had a bike stolen, it's a great feeling to walk away from your bike and not worry about it.
We started off at the new Meshuggah Shack at the forthcoming Quartyard in East Village:
…ate some really good sandwiches at Rare Form near the ballpark:
…noted the construction at the bay front Marriott that includes the new pedestrian path to the harbor (here's a rendering):
…and grabbed beers from the new Bottlecraft location – they've moved up India to just across the street from Ballast Point in Little Italy:
Then we finished up back at one of the stations with ample docks next to Petco Park. These should come in very handy this season, especially considering all the off-season moves the Padres made to improve the team.


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The WebRTC Summit 2014 New York, to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York, NY, announces that its Call for Papers is open. Topics include all aspects of improving IT delivery by eliminating waste through automated business models leveraging cloud technologies. WebRTC Summit is co-located with 16th International Cloud Expo, @ThingsExpo, Big Data Expo, and DevOps Summit.
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Docker is an excellent platform for organizations interested in running microservices. It offers portability and consistency between development and production environments, quick provisioning times, and a simple way to isolate services. In his session at DevOps Summit at 16th Cloud Expo, Shannon Williams, co-founder of Rancher Labs, will walk through these and other benefits of using Docker to run microservices, and provide an overview of RancherOS, a minimalist distribution of Linux designed expressly to run Docker. He will also discuss Rancher, an orchestration and service discovery platf...
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Wearable technology was dominant at this year's International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) , and MWC was no exception to this trend. New versions of favorites, such as the Samsung Gear (three new products were released: the Gear 2, the Gear 2 Neo and the Gear Fit), shared the limelight with new wearables like Pebble Time Steel (the new premium version of the company's previously released smartwatch) and the LG Watch Urbane. The most dramatic difference at MWC was an emphasis on presenting wearables as fashion accessories and moving away from the original clunky technology associated with t...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Vitria Technology, Inc. will exhibit at SYS-CON's @ThingsExpo, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. Vitria will showcase the company's new IoT Analytics Platform through live demonstrations at booth #330. Vitria's IoT Analytics Platform, fully integrated and powered by an operational intelligence engine, enables customers to rapidly build and operationalize advanced analytics to deliver timely business outcomes for use cases across the industrial, enterprise, and consumer segments.
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Solgenia will exhibit at SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY, and the 17th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on November 3–5, 2015, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Solgenia is the global market leader in Cloud Collaboration and Cloud Infrastructure software solutions. Designed to "Bridge the Gap" between Personal and Professional Social, Mobile and Cloud user experiences, our solutions help large and medium-sized organizations dr...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Liaison Technologies, a leading provider of data management and integration cloud services and solutions, has been named "Silver Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York, NY. Liaison Technologies is a recognized market leader in providing cloud-enabled data integration and data management solutions to break down complex information barriers, enabling enterprises to make smarter decisions, faster.
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@ThingsExpo has been named the Top 5 Most Influential M2M Brand by Onalytica in the 'Machine to Machine: Top 100 Influencers and Brands.' Onalytica analyzed the online debate on M2M by looking at over 85,000 tweets to provide the most influential individuals and brands that drive the discussion. According to Onalytica the "analysis showed a very engaged community with a lot of interactive tweets. The M2M discussion seems to be more fragmented and driven by some of the major brands present in the M2M space. This really allows some room for influential individuals to create more high value inter...
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After making a doctor's appointment via your mobile device, you receive a calendar invite. The day of your appointment, you get a reminder with the doctor's location and contact information. As you enter the doctor's exam room, the medical team is equipped with the latest tablet containing your medical history – he or she makes real time updates to your medical file. At the end of your visit, you receive an electronic prescription to your preferred pharmacy and can schedule your next appointment.
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The world's leading Cloud event, Cloud Expo has launched Microservices Journal on the SYS-CON.com portal, featuring over 19,000 original articles, news stories, features, and blog entries. DevOps Journal is focused on this critical enterprise IT topic in the world of cloud computing. Microservices Journal offers top articles, news stories, and blog posts from the world's well-known experts and guarantees better exposure for its authors than any other publication. Follow new article posts on Twitter at @MicroservicesE
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The list of 'new paradigm' technologies that now surrounds us appears to be at an all time high. From cloud computing and Big Data analytics to Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and the Internet of Things (IoT), today we have to deal with what the industry likes to call 'paradigm shifts' at every level of IT. This is disruption; of course, we understand that – change is almost always disruptive.
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SYS-CON Events announced today the IoT Bootcamp – Jumpstart Your IoT Strategy, being held June 9–10, 2015, in conjunction with 16th Cloud Expo and Internet of @ThingsExpo at the Javits Center in New York City. This is your chance to jumpstart your IoT strategy. Combined with real-world scenarios and use cases, the IoT Bootcamp is not just based on presentations but includes hands-on demos and walkthroughs. We will introduce you to a variety of Do-It-Yourself IoT platforms including Arduino, Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, Spark and Intel Edison. You will also get an overview of cloud technologies s...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that SafeLogic has been named "Bag Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo® New York, which will take place June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. SafeLogic provides security products for applications in mobile and server/appliance environments. SafeLogic's flagship product CryptoComply is a FIPS 140-2 validated cryptographic engine designed to secure data on servers, workstations, appliances, mobile devices, and in the Cloud.
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SOA Software has changed its name to Akana. With roots in Web Services and SOA Governance, Akana has established itself as a leader in API Management and is expanding into cloud integration as an alternative to the traditional heavyweight enterprise service bus (ESB). The company recently announced that it achieved more than 90% year-over-year growth. As Akana, the company now addresses the evolution and diversification of SOA, unifying security, management, and DevOps across SOA, APIs, microservices, and more.
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GENBAND has announced that SageNet is leveraging the Nuvia platform to deliver Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) to its large base of retail and enterprise customers. Nuvia's cloud-based solution provides SageNet's customers with a full suite of business communications and collaboration tools. Two large national SageNet retail customers have recently signed up to deploy the Nuvia platform and the company will continue to sell the service to new and existing customers. Nuvia's capabilities include HD voice, video, multimedia messaging, mobility, conferencing, Web collaboration, deskt...
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SYS-CON Media announced today that @WebRTCSummit Blog, the largest WebRTC resource in the world, has been launched. @WebRTCSummit Blog offers top articles, news stories, and blog posts from the world's well-known experts and guarantees better exposure for its authors than any other publication. @WebRTCSummit Blog can be bookmarked ▸ Here @WebRTCSummit conference site can be bookmarked ▸ Here
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Cisco, the worldwide leader in IT that transforms how people connect, communicate and collaborate, has been named "Gold Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo®, which will take place on June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. Cisco makes amazing things happen by connecting the unconnected. Cisco has shaped the future of the Internet by becoming the worldwide leader in transforming how people connect, communicate and collaborate. Cisco and our partners are building the platform for the Internet of Everything by connecting the...
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SYS-CON Events announced today that Akana, formerly SOA Software, has been named "Bronze Sponsor" of SYS-CON's 16th International Cloud Expo® New York, which will take place June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY. Akana's comprehensive suite of API Management, API Security, Integrated SOA Governance, and Cloud Integration solutions helps businesses accelerate digital transformation by securely extending their reach across multiple channels – mobile, cloud and Internet of Things. Akana enables enterprises to share data as APIs, connect and integrate applications, drive part...
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Cloud is not a commodity. And no matter what you call it, computing doesn't come out of the sky. It comes from physical hardware inside brick and mortar facilities connected by hundreds of miles of networking cable. And no two clouds are built the same way. SoftLayer gives you the highest performing cloud infrastructure available. One platform that takes data centers around the world that are full of the widest range of cloud computing options, and then integrates and automates everything. Join SoftLayer on June 9 at 16th Cloud Expo to learn about IBM Cloud's SoftLayer platform, explore se...
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Commercial Real Estate: Port backup delays Petaluma startup's expansionFebruary 23, 2015
While Trevi Systems rushes to move into its new 31,000-square-foot home in Petaluma, the forward-osmosis desalination technology startup is waiting for key equipment that's been awaiting landing since early this month at the Port of Oakland, which has been caught up in a West Coast labor dispute. …
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RadioShack, which has about 15 stores in the North Bay, last week filed for bankruptcy and has published a list of stores expected to close by March 31.
The list includes the Santa Rosa Plaza store, the San Rafael store in the Northgate Mall as well as locations in Fairfield and Vallejo. The company, based in Fort Worth, Texas, plans to sell 1,500 to 2,400 stores along with other assets.
Ultragenyx plans $125 million stock offeringFebruary 4, 2015
NOVATO — Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical (NASDAQ:RARE), a biopharmaceutical company that makes drugs for rare and ultra-rare diseases, plans a new public offering of up to $125 million of shares of its common stock.
The company intends to use the proceeds of the offering for early-stage research, to develop new products, for clinical trials and for marketing.
Paradise Foods sells to Nugget MarketsJanuary 29, 2015
Paradise Foods, which has grocery stores in Corte Madera, Novato and Tiburon, is selling to Nugget Markets.
Woodland-based Nugget also has a North Bay store in Vacaville.
Warren Capital: Trust turns to shockJanuary 26, 2015
The perfect fraud swaddles its victims in a plush velvet of deception.
On June 6, 2014, five months before he died from an apparent heart attack on Nov. 10, Warren Clay Stephens hosted a dinner celebration of his company, Warren Capital, for its 30-year anniversary.
In retrospect, the Fountaingrove dinner in 2014 may have been an effort by Mr. Stephens to bolster his credibility and corral new investors or coax additional amounts from existing investors.
Victims of the apparent fraud, among them many business owners, were typically savvy and experienced.
Fireman's Fund high-net-worth business selling for $365 millionDecember 18, 2014
NOVATO and ZURICH — ACE Limited (NYSE: ACE) on Thursday said it signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company high-net-worth personal lines coverage business in the United States from Allianz for $365 million.
Fireman's Fund shakes up leadership, structureDecember 12, 2014
NOVATO — Fireman's Fund today reported changes to its leadership and insurance business, including Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty North American, to take effect in 2015.
Andrew Torrance, current president and CEO of Novato-based Fireman's Fund Insurance Company, will step down from his position effective Jan. 1, to be replaced by Art Moossmann, who is a member of the Board of Management of Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty SE, with responsibility for North America.
Mr. Moossmann will be president and CEO for both Fireman's Fund and Allianz Global North America.
Kombucha maker, bakery plan big Petaluma expansionsDecember 1, 2014
PETALUMA — Rising sales for Windsor-based Revive Brands, maker of probiotic kombucha beverages, and for Rustic Bakery of Marin County have convinced each to expand to fill a 50,000-square-foot vacant production bakery in Petaluma in the first half of next year.
BioMarin enzyme specialist speeds up scienceNovember 24, 2014
SAN RAFAEL — Charles "Chuck" O'Neil, Ph.D., vice president of pharmacological sciences at BioMarin Pharmaceutical, is an enzyme specialist who has been with the company 11 years after eight years with Genentech. His early training is in veterinary medicine, helpful in that early drug testing is done on rodents.
BioMarin's five powerhouse 'orphan' drugsNovember 24, 2014
SAN RAFAEL — BioMarin Pharmaceutical took five drugs to market in about 13 years, an industry speed marvel.
BioMarin patient Kendra conquers MPS VINovember 24, 2014
After finishing college, Kendra Gottsleben, who has MPS VI, found a job at the Center for Disabilities, part of the University of South Dakota medical school in Sioux Falls.
Naglazyme, a drug by San Rafael-based BioMarin Pharmaceutical, has helped reduce her other illness.
LumiGrow makes greenhouses glow with blue and redNovember 17, 2014
NOVATO — Everybody wants to know what makes for happy plants.
The jury is still out on the effect of music. But scientists at Novato-based LumiGrow draw on research from University of California, Davis, to refine light-emitting diode lighting spectra that can coax luxuriant indoor plant growth or better veggie flavor. As it turns out, plants love the blues, at least certain portions of the blue light spectrum.
Accreditor calls five North Bay hospitals quality 'top performers'November 13, 2014
Five North Bay hospitals were among 1,224 nationwide to be named to the fourth annual Top Performers on Key Quality Measures list, released Thursday by an Illinois-based top accreditor of health care organizations.
Hennessy Advisors wins awards for marketingOctober 29, 2014
NOVATO — Hennessy Advisors, Inc. won four STAR Awards from the Mutual Fund Education Alliance, a mutual fund industry organization.
Bay Club plans $10 million in work on Novato golf course acquisitionOctober 21, 2014
NOVATO — San Francisco-based The Bay Club Company, which has two Marin County high-end health clubs among 10 Bay Area locations, on Monday said it bought StoneTree Golf Club in Novato and plans to spend up to $10 million on renovations to the 132-acre property.
Bank of Marin earnings rise; looks for more acquisitionsOctober 20, 2014
NOVATO — Bank of Marin (NASDAQ: BMRC) today reported earnings of $5.4 million for the third quarter of 2014, up from $4 million in the same quarter of 2013, and up $200,000 from the second quarter.
Diluted earnings per share climbed to 89 cents in the quarter, up from 72 cents in 2013.
"Earnings were really good because of a number of factors," said Russell Colombo, president and CEO. "Credit quality is excellent and continues to improve."
Best Places to Work 2014: Woodruff-Sawyer & Co.September 22, 2014
NOVATO — Woodruff-Sawyer & Co. is not a business that rests on its laurels. Right around the same time the insurance company was honored as a best place to work two years ago, the management team decided to make it an even better place.
Best Places to Work 2014: Kiosk CreativeSeptember 22, 2014
NOVATO — "Kiosk is an awesome place to work where individuals are given autonomy to be creative, a key factor driving company success," an employee said.
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NOVATO — When you are in the hospitality and accommodation industry, "you have to love your guests and go the extra mile to make sure they are comfortable while staying with you," an employee said.
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