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FTA gives CATS streetcar extension green light
The Federal Transit Administration has given Charlotte Area Transit System approval to begin project development of the second phase of the streetcar line, CATS and city officials announced Wednesday morning.
The FTA's go-ahead also allows CATS to apply later this year for a $63 million grant that would pay half the cost of the extension.
The first phase of the streetcar line – which CATS calls the Gold Line – is under construction. It will stretch 1.5 miles from uptown to Presbyterian Hospital, running out Trade Street and continuing on Elizabeth Avenue to Hawthorne Lane.
The second phase would add 2.5 miles and would extend the line on the west to near Johnson C. Smith University and on the east to near Central Avenue and Hawthorne Lane.
Eventually, CATS hopes to extend the line for 10 miles, from Beatties Ford Road and Interstate 85 on the west to the Eastland area at Central Avenue and Sharon Amity Road.
The project has sparked controversy, with critics saying the streetcar line would be too costly and that the money is needed for transportation projects elsewhere.
Johnson C. Smith University President Ronald Carter was with Charlotte Mayor Patrick Cannon and CATS chief executive Carolyn Flowers for the announcement Wednesday.
"Entering into Phase 2 is a step in the right direction to increasingly serve the public with transit services that promote a thriving community," Flowers said.
Charlotte City Council recently approved spending $12 million to conduct additional planning. CATS officials say that if they land the $63 million grant, part of that money will be used to repay the city the $12 million.
CATS officials said the FTA's recent action will allow Charlotte to apply in September for a Small Starts grant to seek the $63 million. The remainder of the project would be paid from existing General Community Investment Pay-As-You-Go and Municipal Debt Service funds, CATS said.
The same funding method was used to build the light-rail line in south Charlotte and the extension to UNC Charlotte, a project that is under way.
Michael Smith, CEO of Charlotte Center City Partners, said Wednesday that the streetcar line "will strengthen this vital Charlotte corridor, creating a framework for new investments on West Trade Street and Beatties Ford Road, job growth and new housing."
Carter said extending the Gold Line will create a union of four Charlotte colleges and universities.
"Improved connections between JCSU, Johnson and Wales University, Central Piedmont Community College and UNC Charlotte's uptown campus create greater potential for research, learning and collaboration," Carter said.
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Had my big meal already.....what's for dinner?
I had my big meal already, I'm tied up from late afternoon to evening.
So I had breaded pork chops, potatoes and steamed cauliflower. I also have potato/cauliflower soup on the stove.
Normally, we don't care for cauliflower, but it was so nice and sweet!!! If that's what they are like this fall, I'll be buying them more often.
No lunch, rarely eat lunch except for maybe a sandwich sometimes. Right now waiting on the tea kettle to whistle to have some tea and cherry rolls I bought at the store. :) Went downtown to help Mom plant 90 tulip bulbs, stopped at the store on the way home for the rolls but came away without the milk for my cornbread. I was going to make up a batch to go with my soup beans/ham tonight. Wonder how cherry sweet rolls would taste with beans? ha
Usually my largest meal of the day is at noon. I had been out picking more green beans and came in and ate a big bowl of vegetable beef soup and french bread. I probably won't have much to eat for my supper. I need to go back out and pick some more. Looks like there is more canning in my future! I will maybe after my cake is done baking in the oven. It is sunny now but still very windy. It is 73 out
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We are having BBQ ribs, steamed rice and a salad.
Today was laundry day and now we are just resting. Mike is taking a nap on the couch. Our weather is sunny but windy in the 70's. I just had to shut the awning on the motor home it was flapping pretty good.
We are having BBQ ribs too. SIL was cooking yesterday but we had already eaten by the time my ribs were delivered so they will be tonight's dinner. SIL cooked a lot yesterday for several friends. 18 racks of ribs, 17 whole chickens, 40lbs of pulled pork and a large brisket. He was in hog heaven!! Sorry, couldn't resist.
We had a neighborhood party this afternoon. Weather was gorgeous outside! I organized the party with my neighbor, so we ended up taking home most of the leftovers, which is fine with me. But I ate a ton, so tonight we'll just be picking at the leftovers (sandwich wraps, cut-up fruit etc) I was smart enough to ditch the cupcakes we had left though! Don't need them calling my name this week!
Tonight was clams and rice, with an Italian tomato sauce - I don't like it but everyone in my husbands family does and his brother made it. Garlic bread. Three kinds of pizza. Shelled crab legs, a real treat. Salad bar, with greens, olives, garbanzos, shrimp, olives, mozzarella, beets, chinese fried noodles - it was build your own :)
All this thrown together and served buffet style while we recovered from digging clams in a horizontal blowing rain, and while taking turns at the sink cleaning clams. Did I mention my Sis in law has a beach house with a wonderful kitchen - nicer than my every day kitchen? None of the mess comes home with me.
Now I'm ready for pjs and a quilt. We had 80+ dry days in a row here, so unusual for us in W.Wash, now a storm that has lasted two days.
Sjerin, hubby doesn't like cauliflower either, and we only have it a couple of times. But seriously, it is so good this year. Extra flavourful, which to me is something, as I find cauliflower tasteless. Buy one, and see if you find the same thing.
I'm definitely going to be buying more, just because it tastes so good.
Thank you for your kind words, jasdip. I don't always eat healthy. For years when I worked, I ate Stouffers type foods, and lots of junk. I got so hungry for my own cooking, that I started cooking on Saturdays for several days worth of eating.
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These are the unusual accompaniment for Turkey Mole.
Yield: Makes about 25 small pancakes
- 1½ cups blue cornmeal
- ½ cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1½ cups milk
- 4 tablespoons melted butter
- Unsalted butter, for the griddle
Sift the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl. Add the eggs, milk, and butter and mix thoroughly. Cook the pancakes on a hot, buttered grill or skillet, using 2 tablespoons of batter for each pancake. Keep the pancakes warm in a low oven until ready to serve.
Blue corn meal is milled dry blue corn. Blue corn masa harina has been roasting before milling.
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64mg (6%)
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36mcg RAE (1%)
26mg (9%)
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Ideal for everyone who wants to move ahead at school or on the job, this bestselling guide shows how to read faster and understand better--with simple techniques anyone can master. Based on Cutler's acclaimed Acceleread method, it's the perfect self-study alternative to costly speed-reading classes.
From the mid-sixties to the early seventies, the Cutler Acceleread Method was taught successfully in classrooms to over 10,000 persons — both students and adults — primarily in the Southwest.
In-residence classes conducted for relatively small study groups developed dramatic improvements in individual reading rates and comprehension scores. Accelerated Education Schools, the name under which the Acceleread Course was marketed exclusively, operated for the most part in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Mississippi.
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Comprehension, as measured by objective tests, typically improved an average of 13 percent. However, overall understanding of what was read improved markedly — usually far more than that which could be measured solely by objective testing. An integral part of the outstanding success of this reading method was the intensive, specialized training and practice in developing previewing techniques, better study habits, and improved test-taking skills.
This book course contains all the necessary theory, explanations, drills, study, and practice exercises to enable a motivated, "average" reader to at least triple his or her present reading rate, and improve overall comprehension — if the program outlined here is closely followed.
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City's chief bureaucrat Sheegl parks ride in city hall loading bay
THERE'S only one prime parking spot left at city hall and that perk isn't one that belongs to the prime politician.
Instead, chief bureaucrat Phil Sheegl is the lucky one who gets to park his vehicle at the top of a service ramp beside the rear entrance to city hall's administrative building. He moved his vehicle there following the closure of the Civic Centre Parkade, which was shut down in August due to structural concerns.
The closure left about 220 monthly parkers — including Mayor Sam Katz, members of city council, and city staff — and another 134 Winnipeg police and city fleet vehicles scrambling to find places to park downtown. The mayor, some members of council and city staff now park at the Centennial Concert Hall, which, like the Civic Centre Parkade, is connected to city hall via underground tunnel. Others park at the Bedford Parkade on King Street, about two blocks away.
By comparison, Sheegl is mere steps away from city hall.
City sources say the the chief administrative official's parked car makes it difficult for service vehicles such as mail trucks to enter and exit.
On Thursday, the Mercedes Sheegl was driving was parked at the top of the service ramp, in front of a sign which reads "authorized vehicles only in designated area." Sheegl was unavailable for an interview.
City of Winnipeg spokesman Steve West said the parking space was originally set up a year ago as a temporary spot for senior staff who come and go from meetings.
West said Sheegl decided to use the space full-time following the Civic Centre Parkade closure, as a way to minimize the number of parking spots the city had to find elsewhere.
He said the city did not install an electrical outlet at the parking spot especially for Sheegl, saying it was already there. West said he has not heard of any complaints about the parking space.
"In light of the parkade closure when there was a relocation of a number of folks, Phil elected to use that spot rather than going to an underground heated spot," he said.
Other members of council said it may not be the safest place to leave a vehicle.
"It's completely inappropriate in my books," saidCharleswood-Tuxedo Coun. Paula Havixbeck, who parks at the Bedford Parkade. "It's a loading zone."
Coun. Jeff Browaty (North Kildonan) said he would be nervous parking his car on that ramp for fear of getting hit.
"It seems like a bit of a risky spot to park there permanently," said the acting deputy mayor.
"I'm surprised no one has run into him."
How long Sheegl's vehicle will remain in the spot depends on what happens with the Civic Centre Parkade, West said.
Coun. Jenny Gerbasi (Fort Rouge) said downtown parking is at a premium, and most councillors and city staff park a few blocks away from city hall. Gerbasi said it appears Sheegl is getting special treatment, and hopes his vehicle isn't disrupting traffic in a loading area.
"Maybe they should take the three monkeys statue and move it there to mark his spot," Gerbasi said jokingly, referring to the "three wise monkeys" statue Sheegl installed outside the entrance to the offices of Winnipeg's senior public servants.
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Hubo un problema con el monto a pagar. Yo pague la reserva en hostelling International y me restaban abonar 104 dolares al precio oficial ($8.50 aproximadamente) y cuando llegué al hostel me quisieron cobrar casi el doble. Pero fue solucionado al día siguiente.
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The foyer and swimming pool are hotel standards, the this alone makes this hostel worth staying at. As well as this, the staff were friendly and helpful, breakfast was good and the icebar next door is an added bonus! Would defiantly recommend this hostel. Cheers
Wed 18 Jun 2014
Staff seemed to help other more. We think as they were interested in buying some tour packages from them. Their knowledge was very limited. They didn't have a clue about which bus or how much to get to Argentina, apart from to the falls and back. Kitfchen was limited and not very clean. The beds were in a dark room whihc was adequate and safe but the beds were old and not very comfortable. Our least fave HI hostel and was no where near the standards set by others!
Sat 31 May 2014
Common areas were not very well maintained especially the kitchen and tv lounge- the former reeked of a bad smell and the latter was very dirty. The sole power point in the room was not working. Location is ok as it is the nearest hostel to the falls.
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Très bonne auberge, d'où on peut tout faire que ce soit en terme d'activité ou 'en chose pratique(laver le linge, se faire a manger ou acheter a la petite restauration... ). Bon accueil
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IIRC, back in the day you were pretty seriously activist: I seem to remember you at Usenix handing out buttons and carrying signs.
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What's your best guess on how Judge Kollar-Kotelly will rule? The Judge Jackson's ruling came as an utter and complete surprise to almost everyone who hadn't followed *web* reports on the trial. The mass media did a very bad job protraying the issues of the original trial, basically parroting MSFT and Wag-Edd's "freedom to innovate" press releases, rather than reporting on the fairly straightforward restraint of trade case that the DoJ made. This time around, the web reporters seemed a bit confused by how the case went as well.
Keep in mind that there is a strong incentive for Microsoft not to change the
I suggest taking a look at the concept. Regardless of how you feel about Microsoft,
No, he didn't. He was asking specifically about the health of the US software industry, of which Dan Gilmour is a pundit.
But how is this different than the situation of the workers...
It's not--and he never said it was. I'm sure many
This is like saying back in the 70s that "US car workers see themselves as professionals, yet those who do it in the cheap in Japan don't
This is totally wrong and irrelevant. Japanese line workers during the 70s and 80s enjoyed a very similar lifestyle to UAW members. Japan was not and is not a third-world country. Cheap cars != cheap employment. The poster's talking about Indian workers who are the IT industry's equivalent of sweat-shop workers. And no, no one's saying that ALL or MOST of India's IT people are on the cheap.
Wrong guy
You're thinking of John Gilmore.
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Silicon Valley venture capitalists in the late 1990s turned their money and attentions to bear on creating dozens of companies that never had any hope of turning a profit.
From personal experience I've seen just how powerful VCs are in shaping the development of the IT market through their iron-grip control of individual startups.
Have you noticed any fundamental power shifts or changes in the way startup IT companies are being funded and created in the Valley over the past couple of years?
Microsoft's approach is to tune the database (SQL Server) to act as a file system, scheduled replace NTFS in 2006. The open source community, however, is taking the opposite approach and aiming to make the file system more database-like.
One of the most promising ideas right now for Linux seems to be coming from Hans Reiser, soon to be implemented in a future version of Reiser FS. Reiser FS will store many attributes about a file in other files, basically expanding the capabilites of the file system into a database.
Which do you see as the more promising approah? What do you think the impact of such hybrid filesystem/databases will be on DBMS such as Oracle, Sybase, and DB2?
What is your opinion on this issue?
We all hear stories of different reports being paid for by corporations such as Microsoft. How are many of the current stories, newspapers, and other printed (electronically printed or otherwise) stories affected by corporate sponsorship, biases, etc.? Which industries, points of view, or otherwise get promoted heavily with regards to importance due to these biases or sponsors? Is this a way to manipulate public viewpoints, in an arena which should be impartial?
What sources are doing this the most? Are there any sources that truly seem impartial in most of their judgements? It all comes back to who do we trust?
With so much money having been tossed around, surely there was a lot of corrupt dealings; however, I haven't seen any press or other talk of such happenings.
Is it primarily because these companies weren't public and thus publicly accountable that any mini-Enron's were simply never discovered?
In some ways, corruption would be a little more comforting of an explanation than sheer stupidity.
I feel like I might be pretty naive in not realizing some of this is going on. What's your take on corrupt dealings, patronage, and such in the industry?
So what do you think?
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Can the click of a camera shutter be a helpful tool for children in earthquake-devastated Haiti? Darren Ornitz, a travel photographer from Old Greenwich, believes that it can.
Ornitz has traveled far and wide, photographing people and places ranging from Africa to the Middle East. This past January, he made his first trip to Port-au-Prince, Haiti, both as a photographer and as a concerned citizen wanting in some small way to identify where he could make a difference. His aim to this end is to form an NGO (non-governmental organization) that would sponsor a children's photography clinic there.
Ornitz traveled to Haiti with Daniel Trust, a native of Rwanda who runs the Daniel Trust Foundation, which aids orphans around the world. "We stayed in Haiti as guests of Child Hope International, an organization that runs a boys and girls orphanage, a school, and a health clinic," says Ornitz. "I was very fortunate because Ivens, the principal of the Child Hope School who is well-respected in that neighborhood, was my guide of sorts."
Plans for this clinic are very specific. Ornitz aims to identify the age group that would attend, as well as whether it would be through Child Hope International or at one of Port-au-Prince's many tent cities that house those displaced by the earthquake. "I am also figuring out whether to give the kids disposable or regular cameras, and hope that camera companies can possibly donate equipment," he adds.
Ornitz found that the children he encountered on his trip were very eager and enthusiastic to try his camera equipment to both take pictures and have their picture taken. However, he says that many of the adults declined having a photo taken out of a sense of pride more than anything. This was something he understood and respected. "They may be thinking that people who take their photos will sell the pictures to profit off of or exploit them," he explains. "There is a fine line between informing and exploiting. This trip was less of a photography mission than a fact-finding trip so I could soak in effective and practical ways to help." He acknowledges that there is a huge distinction between aid relief and long-term development. "Immediate aid is welcome, of course, but most important is not having it breed a sense of dependency in the people," he says. "That's why it's important to focus on long-term development."
Ambitious as Ornitz' photography project may be, he has seen firsthand the positive effects of what a camera can accomplish. "The kids I met were so excited to be taking pictures and were so honest with the photos they took," he says. "I hope that this project can perhaps give them a new skill set by learning photography, and help build their confidence. And, who knows, maybe one child will decide to be a photographer down the road."
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Toronto Blue Jays (35-24) at Detroit Tigers (31-23), 7:08 p.m.
Probable Starting Pitchers: Toronto - R.A. Dickey (5-4, 4.30) Detroit - Rick Porcello (8-2, 3.68)
(SportsNetwork.com) - The Detroit Tigers will try to avoid a fourth straight setback on Wednesday evening when they resume a three-game series against the rolling Toronto Blue Jays.
The Blue Jays and Tigers put up zeros for eight innings in Tuesday's opener before Toronto got on the board with five runs in the top of the frame. Though Detroit got three back on J.D. Martinez's homer in the bottom of the inning, it wasn't enough in a 5-3 setback that was the club's seventh loss in 10 games.
Locked in the scoreless contest, the Tigers went to closer Joe Nathan in the top of the ninth, but he began his outing with a walk to Anthony Gose and eventually gave up the game's first run on an RBI single by Jose Bautista. Another walk to load the bases ended Nathan's outing.
"Joe has been very good for a long time," said Detroit manager Brad Ausmus. "I expect him to be very good for the Tigers and he expects himself to be very good, but even the best have rough times."
Kevin Pillar greeted reliever Ian Krol with a sacrifice fly and Brett Lawrie followed with a back-breaking three-run homer off Al Alburquerque as Toronto broke out for its 12th victory in 14 games.
Drew Hutchison dazzled once again for the Jays, yielding just three hits over seven scoreless frames. Hutchison, who struck out seven Tigers and did not walk a batter, hasn't lost since May 11 and had won three straight starts since coming.
"I believe I'm a good pitcher and I'm capable of doing that every night," said Hutchison.
Anibal Sanchez matched his counterpart, tossing seven two-hit innings for the Tigers in his fourth start since returning from the disabled list.
Detroit right-hander Rick Porcello looks to stay in the win column tonight after working through some issues last time out.
Porcello saw a six-start win streak snapped after he allowed seven earned runs on May 24 against Texas, but rebounded to defeat Oakland on Thursday despite giving up five hits and six walks over 5 1/3 innings. He held the damage to two runs in the 5-4 win, moving to 8-2 with a 3.68 earned run average on the year.
"I was fortunate to get out of some of the innings I got out of," said Porcello.
The 25-year-old is slated to make his seventh career start versus Toronto, which he is 2-3 against lifetime with a 4.89 ERA.
Getting the call tonight for the Blue Jays will be R.A. Dickey, who had a string of seven straight starts allowing three earned runs or fewer snapped in a no-decision versus Kansas City on Thursday.
The right-hander yielded five runs on 10 hits over five-plus innings, striking out seven with one walk. That left him 5-4 on the season with a 4.30 ERA.
Dickey, 39, is 5-2 with a save and 3.86 ERA in his career versus Detroit, a span that includes 15 appearances with eight starts.
The Tigers have won nine of their past 12 against the Blue Jays.
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Number 18, 1951 belongs to a series of black enamel paintings that Jackson Pollock executed in 1951 and 1952. In the series, the allover composition and varied palette of the artist's slightly earlier colored "drip" paintings gave way to a monochrome calligraphy set against a white ground. Pollock worked on long strips of canvas placed on the floor and, in addition to his standard sticks and hardened brushes, he used basting syringes to apply the enamel. Representational elements exist among the black whorls; indeed, many at the time saw the black enamel paintings as Pollock's return to figuration, a controversial move that was perceived by some members of the art world as a retreat from his earlier, more wholly abstract idiom. The artist had anticipated this reaction, however, and paintings such as Number 18, 1951 did not mark as dramatic a shift in his practice as many thought. As Pollock's wife and fellow painter, Lee Krasner, explained, "I saw his paintings evolve: many of them, many of the most abstract, began with more or less recognizable imagery—heads, parts of the body, fantastic creatures. Once I asked Jackson why he didn't stop the painting when a given image was exposed. He said, 'I choose to veil the imagery.' Well, that was that painting. With the black-and-whites he chose mostly to expose the imagery."


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A United States Basketball Writers Association First Team All American, Russell will lead Ohio State into this week's NCAA Tournament.
Rising Star: West Virginia Guard Daxter Miles, Jr.
On the court, the 6'3" shooting guard has stepped up his game following injuries to Staten and Browne. Miles is averaging 7.2 points per game while shooting 40 percent from the field and 34 percent from deep.
Valparaiso Forward Alec Peters Shines In Regular Season Finale
Alec Peters is not just a scorer. The 6'9" forward proved that in the first half of Valparaiso's regular season finale against Cleveland State, passing out of double teams and attempting just two shots.
Rising Star: UCLA Forward Kevon Looney
Kevon Looney came to UCLA as one of the top prospects in the country (ranked 10th by Scout; 15 by Rivals), which in this era means the NBA is not far off.
Rising Star: Kentucky Guard James Young
Young scored 20 points for Kentucky last night, twice as many as the next highest-scoring Wildcat, in a 60-54 loss to Connecticut. This was Young's ninth 20-plus point game and he led Kentucky with 17 in the Final Four win over Wisconsin.
Rising Star: Connecticut Guard Ryan Boatright
On Friday, after Iowa State had cut a 17-point deficit to four with two minutes left, Boatright made what his coach called the play of the game.
Rising Star: Dayton Forward Dyshawn Pierre
The sophomore forward tallied 12 points and eight rebounds in the 60-59 win over Ohio State. He didn't miss a shot, hitting both of his field goals and all seven of his foul shots.
Rising Star: UConn Forward DeAndre Daniels
Among his fellow Connecticut Huskies, he ranks second in scoring, rebounding, and blocks. Playing alongside Shabazz Napier, he can go unnoticed.
Rising Star: Manhattan Forward Emmy Andujar
Andujar is a 6'6", 205-pound point forward. He can handle the ball like a guard and draw bigger defenders out of the lane.


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Another place for win10 perhaps?
Seems to me that MS maybe looking for another hardware partner to flog a Win10 handset and king of the droids Samsung would be the perfect firm to do that. So I am guessing Sammy just had to promise to say they are looking at Win10. Hell they might even bring over the ability to run droid apps on Win10.