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anyone interested?
A group I belong to has a tube challenge every week. They post a tube and then we can use it anyway we want. It's interesting to see what everyone comes up with.
Any interested in trying something like this?
I can't post a link here for the group but if you are interested in checking it out you can email me and I will give it to you.
You have to receive the tubes, etc in your email account. Each week the moderator posts a tube and then you try and make something using the tube. They post all kinds of links, tubes, fonts, etc.
You have email Judy :)
LOL Joy glad you didn't mind me playing with your tomato picture :)
We could do something similar here. Post a picture and then everyone does something creative with it. I think it would be interesting to see what we all come up with.
Sue :)
That sounds like fun to me ........ might be more fun with our small group. Anyway - I might be late joining in on the fun - soon packing up to go home to Canada and will be off the computer for two weeks before I get home. Another reason that I REALLY NEED a laptop! LOL.
I belong to a group and one of their challanges is that they post a picture and you use different plug-ins usually limited to three or so, then everyone post the picture and tells what filters and how they did it. I finally got to use some of the filters that I either downloaded for one tut or ones I bought. It was interesting to see what everyone came up with. So I really like your idea of doing something like that here.


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Darren Wolfberg of BNP Paribas says that crude is headed to $60, and he has the charts to prove it.
*Dow Chemical to spin off unit, merge it with Olin. NEW YORK, March 27- U.S. stock index futures dipped on Friday, setting indexes up for a full week of daily declines, as the dollar index added to the previous session's rebound ahead of a speech from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen. *Dow Chemical shares jumped near 8 percent in premarket trading after it announced the...
TOKYO, March 27- Japanese government bonds skidded sharply on Friday, as investors sold both cash bonds and futures before the end of Japan's fiscal year. The benchmark 10- year yield added 5 basis points to 0.375 percent, after soaring as high as 0.405 percent, its highest since March 18. "It's a strange market today," said Tadashi Matsukawa, head of Japan...
TOKYO, March 27- Japan's Nikkei share average tumbled to a two-week low on Friday, led by futures selling as hedge funds took profits from recent gains. The Nikkei benchmark fell 1.7 percent to 19,141.62 points after falling to as low as 19,099.87 in mid-afternoon trade, the lowest level since March 13. Exporters also suffered, with Toyota Motor Corp falling 2.0...
SEOUL, March 27- U.S. crude futures dipped on Friday on crude stocks extending their record build, but stayed above $51 a barrel and near 2015 highs as air strikes in Yemen by Saudi Arabia and its Gulf Arab allies stoked supply concerns. *Conflict in Yemen risks spilling out into the busy sea lanes that pass it and potentially disrupt the less than 40 km wide waters...
Something highly unusual, and potentially quite bearish, has just happened to the stock market.
NEW YORK/ LONDON, March 26- Raw sugar futures tested the prior session's six-year low in thin trade on Thursday, under pressure from a strengthening dollar, abundant supplies and light physical demand, while arabica coffee extended gains. New York cocoa futures eased, pressured by the weak sterling, and bucking the session's higher trend in larger commodity...
We are not going to new lows, says Darren Wolfberg, BNP Paribas, with a $60 price target on oil. And CNBC's Courtney Reagan and the Futures Now Traders weigh in on oil's next move, amid unrest in the Middle East.
Darren Wolfberg of BNP Paribas says that crude is headed to $60, and he has the charts to prove it.
CNBC's Courtney Reagan and the Futures Now Traders put a trade on the precious metal that targets $1,240.
Something highly unusual, and potentially quite bearish, has just happened to the stock market.
Jonathan Krinsky, MKM Partners, turns a technical eye on the S&P to get a read on "three black crows" and whether the negative trend will continue. And CNBC's Courtney Reagan and the Futures Now Traders Scott Nations and Jeff Kilburg have a short trade on the S&P's anomaly.
Markets were already contending with negative earnings growth, high valuations, and the Fed's interest rate hike ahead of Saudi airstrikes on Yemen.
*SanDisk tumbles in premarket after outlook cut. NEW YORK, March 26- U.S. stock index futures were lower on Thursday to put the S&P 500 on track for a fourth straight decline, after Saudi Arabia and its allies launched air strikes on Yemen. *Oil prices spiked, with Brent crude up 3.4 percent to $58.40 and U.S. crude up 3.5 percent to $50.93 after warplanes from Saudi...
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Certain sectors are big winners: Industrials, energy and utilities were up 100 percent of the time as well in the 10 trading days after April 15.
*Kraft up 27 pct, Kofax adds 45 pct after separate deal news. *Kofax Ltd rallied 45 percent premarket after Lexmark International, known for its printers, said it would buy Kofax in a deal of about $1 billion. Lexmark shares jumped 7.9 percent.
*U.S. inventories to rise until May- Morgan Stanley. *Ballooning stocks to weigh on WTI- Morgan Stanley. SINGAPORE, March 25- Crude oil futures fell on Wednesday as more evidence emerged that China's strategic reserves could nearly be full and U.S. inventories were also ballooning.
Darren Wolfberg of BNP Paribas says that crude is headed to $60, and he has the charts to prove it.
Something highly unusual, and potentially quite bearish, has just happened to the stock market.
CNBC's Courtney Reagan and the Futures Now Traders put a trade on the precious metal that targets $1,240.
Yemen's ousted president Abd-Rabbu Hadi vetoed calls for a ceasefire, backing air strikes by a Saudi Arabia- led coalition, the FT reported.
The former UN ambassador says Israel is "our anchor in the Mideast."
Against a backdrop of political chaos in the Middle East, hedge fund managers said the oil price would remain volatile and could fall as low as $30.


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Jeff Corwin Catches Record-Breaking, 800-Lb. Giant Stingray
Originally posted 03/13/2015 05:40PM
Animal conservationist and TV personality Jeff Corwin, who's currently in Thailand filming Ocean Mysteries for ABC, landed what is being hailed as the largest freshwater fish ever caught – an 800-Lb., 14-Ft. long river stingray who lives in the murky Mae Klong river.
Leonardo DiCaprio Saves Adrian Grenier's Lonely Whale Kickstarter with Last-Minute $50,000 Donation
Originally posted 03/12/2015 02:00PM
The world's loneliest whale is one fin closer to finding friends, thanks to Leonardo DiCaprio.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Wolf of Wall Street actor donated $50,000 through his environmental nonprofit the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation to Adrian Grenier's Kickstarter project 52: The Search for the Loneliest Whale.
Dennis the Dachshund Now Down 44 Lbs.
Originally posted 03/12/2015 12:15PM
Dennis is ready for the snow to melt, namely because he has a Spring Break-ready body to debut.
Close to two years ago this Columbus, Ohio, pooch was an unhealthy 56 lbs. and could only walk a few feet before he needed to stop and catch his breath.
Since June 2013, with help from his new owner Brooke Burton, the dachshund has slimmed down to a svelte 12 lbs. and is ready for any activity, reports The Columbus Dispatch.
Massive Alligator Walks Across Florida Golf Course Like It's No Big Deal
Originally posted 03/11/2015 05:10PM
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Funny Video: Otters Adorably Freak Out Hearing Their Favorite Caretaker's Laugh
Originally posted 03/10/2015 12:30PM
The furry stars of this clip live at the New Forest Wildlife Park in Southampton, England, and they adore their caretaker – like they "would hold a boombox playing Peter Gabriel with their little paws outside her house for 24 hours" kind of adoration.
Pig Is the Leader of the Pack at Dog Obedience Class
Originally posted 03/09/2015 05:30PM
You can't teach a old dog new tricks, but you can teach a pig all kinds of canine moves.
Amy the six-month-old pig is quickly becoming the top dog in her obedience class full of pooches, reports The Seattle Times.
Along with the commands and tricks, the 45-lb. swine has also learned more advanced challenges like the chutes, teeter-totters, jumps and balance beams.
Funny Video: You Must See This Goat Dressed as Elsa from Frozen
Originally posted 03/09/2015 05:00PM
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'Crazy' Badger's Standoff at Swedish Hotel Ends with Police
Originally posted 03/08/2015 01:50PM
A mystery struck Sweden Friday morning when a "crazy or stressed out" badger forced one hotel to temporarily shut down in Stockholm, according to AFP.
Dog Recovering After Being Shot and Left for Dead on Railroad Track
Originally posted 03/06/2015 09:40AM
Police are searching for the person responsible for shooting a dog and tying her to railroad tracks in Tampa, Florida.
Cabela, a young pit bull mix, was found shot and bleeding on Wednesday afternoon after authorities responded to reports of gunshots fired in the Sulphur Springs area, WTSP reports.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Plan to Phase Out All Elephants Acts from Circus
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sportsgalelizaMay 31, 2011
We seem to get a leak in the roof when there is a combination of very heavy rain and high winds. This only seems to happen a couple of times a year. I am not sure if we need a re-roof or just a smart, honest roofer who can make some repairs. My husband thinks the wind could be blowing water under the clay tile shingles.
Does anyone have any suggestions on honest roofers in the Chicago area?
There is a Chicago area roofing contractor who posts on several roofing forum using the screen name, "Grumpy". I have enjoyed his posts for many years.
I think he is with Reliable American Roofing in Glenview, Ill. 847-729-3496 or 847-207-0991
His real name might be Thomas Kral.
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Steve Yzerman, now the Tampa Bay Lightning general manager, spoke to reporters after Bob Probert's funeral.
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On Friday, Yzerman eulogized his former teammate during a funeral service at Windsor Christian Fellowship with Domi and hundreds of other former teammates, opponents, coaches, family, friends and fans in attendance.
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Another stage in the effort to reduce marijuana possession penalties in Albuquerque has completed with more than 16,000 signatures submitted to the city clerk.
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The 17th annual NALC National Food Drive to "Stamp out Hunger" is the largest one-day food drive in the nation. Letter carriers will collect non-perishable donations from homes as they deliver mail along their postal routes.
When: Saturday, May 9 throughout country
When: Saturday, April 25th, beginning at 10 a.m.
Where: IBEW Local 68 Hall, 5660 Logan Street, Denver
Colorado Branch Members -Please Support the Employee Free Choice Act
The Employee Free Choice Act would enable working people to bargain for better benefits, wages and working conditions free from employer intimidation by restoring workers' freedom to choose for themselves whether to join a union.
Join Federal employees and the American Postal Workers Union National Secretary-Treasurer Terry Stapleton on a walk to mobilize grassroots support for the Employee Free Choice Act.
When: Sunday, April 19, 10:00 a.m.-2 p.m. - For more details click on the following link: Federal Caucus Labor Walk
Please note the revised screening schedule for Behind the Masks: The Story of the Screen Actors Guild.
Tuesday, April 21 Part II & Part III beginning at 6:00 p.m. (Running time: 120 minutes total for both parts).
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recliner sofa - brand recommendation wanted
I want to buy a recliner sofa which has good mechanics and choice of fabric or leather. I have a lazy boy recliner chair that was expensive and has held up well for 7 or 8 years but I don't know if the brand is still as reliable. I want something sturdy but don't want to spend $4500. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Also looking for recommendations on slipcovered furniture or upholstered pieces in general. Sturdy but reasonably priced. Any recent experience with Arhaus or Norwalk?
Is Arhaus overpriced?
I do repair work for the local Norwalk franchise.
"Sturdy but reasonably priced" is a good description. We are looking for new upholstered furniture and they are on the top of our short list. My only problem is deciding between all the fabric choices.
One thing I can tell you (regardless of brand) is that the little parachute pull (cable) footrest releases commonly break. Look for a model with a lever pull.
Thanks. The uphostered pieces we have now are Norwalk and held up fine for the last 10 or 15 years except they are kind of dirty. Wish I could have slipcovers made like in the old days. The recliner and new purchases are for an addition. I am going to Norwalk store today. Thanks for the tip on the cables breaking on recliners.
I can tell you that if they look dirty, they are probably really dirty. You know they can usually be cleaned, especially if they are W or WS cleaning code (water cleanable). Even many S (dry clean) fabrics can be carefully water cleaned -- rayon, silk, and 100% cotton are the usual exceptions.
What's your preferred method of cleaning the whole piece to freshen it up (as opposed to spot cleaning or removing visible dirt)? I am not crazy about adding a lot of chemicals and have not been too happy with professional carpet cleaners handling of furniture.
I use water cleaning & extraction 99% of the time. My go-to cleaner is a detergent (emulsifier) that has enzymes to break down protein (food and body fluids). Probably 80% of the time, this is all I use.
If the stains are specific and not responding to this, I then use other cleaners. Besides emulsifiers, there are varieties of pH that various stains respond to, and stain removers that add or remove oxygen to allow the stain to be removed. Yes, it's applied chemistry, but water is a chemical. It's not much different than your laundry or dish sink.
"Dry cleaning" uses a completely different class of chemicals. Besides being difficult to find someone that does this, it is not very effective (to ineffective) on ordinary soils.
But before I do anything, I always check an obscure spot for compatibility.
There are people out there who can successfully clean upholstered furniture.
Does anyone know the quality of Best recliner sofa or chairs. The company goes under the name of Best Chairs Inc. and Best Home Furnishings out of IN. The furniture is relatively inexpensive and I don't want to buy if the motion mechanism may break quickly. This furniture is sold at Raymour and Flanigan which is in NY. AS always, your help is appreciated.


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Expect a rich and evocative evening of poetry and music from two Lebanese American artists at the top of their form, when poet/performance artist/playwright Elmaz Abinader makes her debut at the Levantine Center. She will be joined by returning musician-vocalist Tony Khalife and master percussionist Alex Spurkel. Elmaz Abinader's new collection of poetry, This House, My Bones, has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. "Elmaz Abinader is a poet fiercely committed to the world's beauty, to history, to lost voices and the people she loves." —David Mura
Says Patricia Smith (winner of the 2013 Lenore Marshal Poetry Prize) "This House, My Bones is a gorgeously scripted chronicle that probes the collective heart and the countries we inhabit when we dare to speak out loud. There's an insistent rhythm in these stanzas, a lyricism of light and lineage stamped with the undeniable signature of a poet at the height of her craft. Savor these poems, and be lifted by their music." More about This House, My Bones. Listen to the poet. Listen to the music. More tunes.
Tickets $18 general, $15 members, $12 students. Seating limited, RSVPs strongly advised, call 323.413.2001.
By Dick Platkin and Jeff Warner *
Friends of Middle Eastern and North African cultures, we are grateful for your support. As we come to the end of another year we wish you very Happy Holidays and a brighter, more peaceful 2015. Thank you for your friendship, encouragement and participation, and your interest in making the Levantine Cultural Center the premiere forum in presenting a vast repertoire of exciting performances, interesting exhibitions, and relevant and timely lectures.
Below you'll find a breakdown of the more than 69 public programs we presented in 2014.
Since 2001, the Levantine Cultural Center has earned its reputation as a welcoming haven where thousands of people-whether they come through our doors, or watch our events online-have the opportunity to become acquainted with some the world's most engaging words, images and music, as well as to engage with the plethora of complex issues facing the region...and thus the world.
By presenting artists and musicians, authors and poets, thinkers and philosophers, the Levantine Cultural Center strives to demystify the rich and rewarding cultures of the Middle East and North Africa, and to introduce them to the American mainstream. Our goal is as it ever was: to showcase the region's arts and cultures, and to abrade the corrosive effects of cultural and political misunderstanding and mistrust through the beauty and power of arts and letters.
Our vision is to extend our impact by connecting even more people, and to help realize that dream, we are thrilled to advise you of our plan, for what many would consider a rebirth, for a newer and larger home, one that is more conducive to fulfilling our mission. Many of you know that the Levantine Cultural Center outgrew its current space a long time ago. To continue our meaningful work with more programs for a growing community, we must expand both our facility and our staff.
Therefore, with excited determination, we are embarking on a capital campaign to facilitate, concretely, our ability to serve with distinction one of the largest Middle Eastern diaspora communities in the world. To continue as the only truly progressive and inclusive center for Middle Eastern and North African cultures, we seek to raise $1 million to ensure that as individuals who care about peace and progress, we will have a center—a markaz—that empowers both Middle Easterners and non-Middle Easterners to connect, to unite and to inform greater Los Angeles of the marvels and humanities of the region.
We welcome your continued support.
2014: Our Year in Review
Art (6 exhibitions)
War and People: Art, Exile and the Middle East
a new group exhibit explores the affects of war and exile in diaspora
Out of Egypt: Master Painted Mohamed Khedr exhibition
Fast Forward: A Talk on Arab and Iranian Typography, with Maece Seirafi and Pouya Jahanshahi
Local / Not Local: Arab and Iranian Typography exhibition
"The Map Is Not the Territory: Parallel Paths-Palestinians, Native Americans, Irish exhibition
Dorood: New Art From Iran exhibition
Ramsey Chahine: the Poison is the Cure exhibition
By Jordan Elgrably
Following the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire and the end of the Second World War, the map of the Middle East and North Africa has been rewritten by colonialism, war and internecine conflict.
Whether the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the 1980-1988 war between Iraq and Iran, the first and second Gulf War in Iraq, the invasions of Afghanistan, or the Lebanese Civil War, millions of people have been displaced. Millions more have seen their lives changed forever with the uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Syria that began in 2010.
In the 21st century, it is easy for us to forget that World War I was said to be "the war to end all wars." Here I am, writing on the 100th anniversary of that brutal conflagration that killed over 15 million combatants and civilians in Europe.
Since the civil war began in 2010, Syria has seen some of the worst fighting in its history.
In conjunction with the new exhibition War and People: Art, Exile and the Middle East, four Southern California-based poets read from two recent collections of poetry, Dear Darwish and With Our Eyes Wide Open, that explore the effects of war and exile on people in South Asia, the Middle East and the Americas.
With Our Eyes Wide Open: Poems of the New American Century, focuses on the impact of recent wars on populations around the world specially the U.S. wars in Southeast Asia (Vietnam etc.), Central America, and the Middle East. This international anthology of poetry explores the impact of the United States in wars as well as upon the "nobodies"-outcasts, immigrants, the working class: "They [the poets]...represent an emerging poetic consciousness which is helping todefine and shape the imagination and language of the 21st Century." Using a call-and-response pattern, the poems look at the impact of the United States' wars in Korea, Vietnam, Central American, and Iraq on lives. Vietnamese-American poet Teresa Mei Chuc, and Julia Stein read from their own poems. Dima Hilal, a Lebanese American will read her work. We will also read some of the Middle Eastern poets in the anthology from Turkey, Oman, Egyptian-American, Morocco, Iraq, and Chechnya.
Read reviews of With Eyes Wide Open here and in Counterpunch here.
Critics of Islam ask why Muslims themselves don't speak out often enough against extremism. The Levantine Cultural Center and Bana Hilal invite you to a salon, "When People of Muslim Heritage Challenge Fundamentalism," the subject of law professor Karima Bennoune's prize-winning book, and her Ted talk (March 2014). Of course, many Muslims like the young Malala Yousafzai and countless others around the world oppose Islamic fundamentalism, but they rarely make the news. Karima Bennoune, a native of Algeria, is a human rights lawyer and UC Davis law professor. Her book Your Fatwa Does Not Apply Here, Untold Stories from the Fight Against Muslim Fundamentalism, just won the Dayton Literary Peace Prize for 2014. It was named one of the top ten books of the year on religion and spirituality by Booklist, the magazine of the American Library Association. Read an excerpt on how Muslim artists battle fundamentalism.
Watch Karima Bennoune's Ted talk.
"Your Fatwa Does Not Apply Here should be required reading, not only for those of us who are professionally involved with Muslim-majority societies, but also for anyone who mistakenly believes that Muslims are doing nothing to end fundamentalist violence." —Rachel Newcomb, The Washington Post
Chapman University, Wilkinson College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Dept. of Political Science, History and Peace Studies and the Levantine Cultural Center present present a rare evening with celebrated author and blogger Juan Cole (The New Arabs; Engaging the Muslim World), introduced by political science associate professor Nubar Hovsepian. The talk is on "How the Arab Millennial Generation is changing the Middle East." There will be Q & A and a book signing, along with a light reception. All welcome, free to the public. Copies of Juan Cole's books will be available for purchase and signing.
Friends of the Levantine Cultural Center present a rare evening with celebrated author and blogger Juan Cole (The New Arabs; Engaging the Muslim World), introduced by historian Mark LeVine (Why They Don't Hate Us; One Land, Two States). A delicious sit-down dinner and dessert will be followed by conversation with Professors Cole and LeVine on "the New Arabs," the thesis of Cole's latest book, in relation to the Israel/Palestine question, and the future of the Middle East/North Africa, notably the debate about the supposed demise of Arab civilization, debated recently by Hisham Melham in Politico and Juan Cole with respect to the rise of the Islamic State.
The conversation, followed by a public dialogue engaging the audience, will conclude with a concert of Arab/Egyptian music performed live on kanun by Jim Grippo and on 'oud by Ziyad Marcus. Dinner tickets are $75 per person Patron of the Arts ($40 is tax-deductible) benefitting the new Levantine Cultural Center. Seating is limited to just 40 persons, so advance reservations are strongly advised. Seats are not guaranteed without RSVPs. Call 323.413.2001 or reserve here online.
What do we understand about contemporary Egypt now after several years have passed since the Tahrir Square Revolution of 2011? With the fall of Hosni Mubarak, the election of Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohamed Morsi, his ouster and the subsequent takeover of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), and the imposition of General Abdel Fatah al-Sisi as Egypt's new president, the landscape continues to rumble beneath Egyptian feet.
Egyptian-born French American novelist Juliana Maio has written a novel, City of the Sun, that connects many of the roots of today's turmoil to World War II, with the Axis-Allied struggle for control of the Suez Canal, and the early history of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Drawing from her Egyptian-Jewish heritage and personal experience as a refugee and immigrant, Maio's City of the Sun delivers a powerful story with a host of intriguing characters, from spies to scientists within Cairo's Jewish community. The novel follows Mickey Connolly, an American journalist who is in Cairo to report on the war in North Africa in 1941. Mixing true historical events with a fictional story of love and espionage, Maio creates a poignant tale, while painting an accurate portrait of a pivotal moment in history.
Ms. Maio will present her novel at the Levantine Cultural Center in conversation with Egyptian-born political science professor Nubar Hovsepian, on Thursday, Oct. 2, 7 pm. All welcome for what is sure to be a scintillating conversation linking Egypt's past and its relationships with the United States, Israel and the Palestinians with today's current events. Visit Juliana Maio's web site. Cover $10 or $15 with signed copy of the book. Café open for dinner as of 6 pm.


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I think that the only public transportation idea that would help us significantly into the future would be express rail lines along the I-35, I-70, I-29 and 71 Hwy corridors, along with commuter parking lots near the stations. The immediate vicinity of Downtown doesn't need any stations (no one who only has a 10-minute commute will switch out of their cars). In the suburbs, big companies such as Sprint or Cerner need to be signed up for shuttles connecting the stations to their campuses so that commuters from Downtown don't even need cars.
Chicago has had the very successful Metra commuter rail system for thirty years now. It's the second-busiest in the country by number of riders. I think that Kansas City won't be able to convince drivers to switch unless they're stuck in traffic and see the trains zip by every morning and afternoon. Last year was the first year that the JO commuter buses were allowed to drive on the shoulder of the interstate when the lanes are backed up. Ridership on the South OP/Downtown line increased 31.6% from 2011 to 2012, and I bet that the increased shoulder usage had much to do with it. The JO line with the most on-shoulder miles, the Gardner/OP line, saw 16.4% growth last year.
A comprehensive commuter rail system would cost a fortune, but I think that we quickly forget the cost of upgrading our existing highways. Grandview Triangle $300m, 435/69 interchange $500m, 69 south of 435 another $500m - just those projects could have probably paid for a couple of rail lines and stations. I-35 would be the best target and already has a rail line running along it all the way from Gardner to Union Station.
The Midtown/Downtown streetcar line is extremely expensive because of all the infrastructure that's in the way, and I really don't think that the cost will ever get offset by its benefits. However, it may serve to remind us that Kansas City once had one of the most extensive public transportation systems in the nation. Cable-car and streetcar lines crisscrossed our urban area until long after cars had become a general household item and didn't meet their demise until the federal highway system allowed the suburbs to absorb all the urban growth.
The only way to get back into competition with the car is to offer the same (and even more) convenience. No one in the suburbs will ever walk out of their front door to jog 15 minutes to the nearest train station, nor would it ever be possible to put a station within 15 minutes walking distance of even 50% of suburbanites. Thus the concept of commuter parking lots would be crucial to the success of rail lines.


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magnetic couple, PEP questions after condom ruptureHi Doctor Bob, First of all: thanks for all your wise words, it's great to feel cared about.I'm the HIV positive half of a magnetic couple. We have a very strong, dedicated relation and can handle a lot, so the following is not putting us down, but...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...the newer more convenient, better tolerated and more potent agents. That would be my preference. However, if unavailable or cost prohibitive, your current combination will hopefully still be adequately effective and tolerated.Good luck.Dr. Bob Read more »
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University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill...important for you to decide what is most significant for you when choosing meds. Is it pill size, pill number, frequency of dosing, cost? Side effects are important to everyone but which ones are most worrisome to you or less likely to be... Read more »
"This is the business we've chosen" ""leave the gun -take the cannolis" part 2Hey Doc,You helped me get through a rough period a few years ago and I pray that your Cosmic Karma does it again. I screwed up again> Last time it was oral. I got through it and ALWAYS use condoms. BUT I was with an escort today and the condom she...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...You'll still need post-PEP follow-up tests per the guidelines.3.Yes, the symptoms you describe can be related to Combivir and Viracept. Talk to your HIV specialist about your symptoms. He should be able to evaluate what's going on and make any... Read more »
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Nevada State Health Division AIDS Program...you for your question. This is not such a simple answer as youmay think. This is because prices are not regulated, and the costs ofprescription drugs can literally vary from pharmacy to pharmacy. The onlyprice ranges that I have are wholesale... Read more »
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Incoming students should first speak and meet their advisors to have a plan of study and review the courses required to graduate or transfer for their choice of major. Always study and seek for assistance if struggling in class, as CFCC provides free tutoring and assistance. Do the best in school and always pursue your goals.Read More
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Trip To Happy Valley Pits No. 12 Women's Lax vs. No. 9 PSU Saturday
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Saturday's Game
• Loyola started the season with back-to-back wins over nationally ranked opposition before dropping three-straight one-goal games at Johns Hopkins and James Madison, and versus No. 5 Florida.
• The Nittany Lions are also coming off a one-goal loss, as they dropped an 11-10 decision at James Madison on Wednesday night.
• Penn State will be the fourth nationally ranked opponent the Greyhounds will face this year and second-straight top-10 foe.
Sibling Rivalry
• Saturday's game will mark the first time that Loyola junior Hannah Schmitt and Penn State freshman Natalie Schmitt will take the field as rivals.
• Hannah, an attacker, has played in all five games for the Greyhounds and has contributed 13 points, while Natalie has two points in five games for the Nittany Lions.
Loyola Greyhounds (2-3, 0-0 Patriot League)
• Loyola, the preseason Patriot League favorite, is coming off three one-goal losses.
• Senior Marlee Paton, the Patriot League Preseason Offensive Player of the Year, leads the Greyhounds with 18 points on a team-best 12 goals and six assists.
• Junior Annie Thomas has a team-high eight assists and is second on the squad with 14 points, while junior Hannah Schmitt has 13 points, redshirt junior Taryn VanThof has 12 points and junior Molly Hulseman has 10 points.
• VanThof also also leads the team with 18 draw controls and 13 ground balls.
• Sophomore Maddy Lesher joined Paton, Schmitt, Thomas and VanThof on on the All-Patriot League Team, while Paton and VanThof were also Preseason All-Americans.
• In goal, sophomore Molly Wolf has notched four double-digit save games in five outings this year, posting a 10.00 goals-against average and a .505 save percentage.
Penn State Nittany Lions (2-3, 0-0 ALC)
• Tatum Coffey, Mackenzie Cyr and Maggie McCormick all have 11 points for the Nittany Lions, as Coffey has a team-best eight goals and Cyr and McCormick both have six goals and five assists.
• Jenna Mosketti leads the way with 19 draw controls and eight ground balls.
Series vs. Penn State
• The Greyhounds and Nittany Lions have met every year since 1986 except for 2009.
• Loyola has won the last three meetings with the Nittany Lions to take a 14-13 advantage in the all-time series between the two programs.
• When playing in State College, Loyola and Penn State have each won seven of the 14 games.
• Three of those 14 contests have needed overtime to decide, while seven have been decided by one goal.
• Loyola won the last meeting at Penn State in overtime, 12-10.
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• Loyola will return to Baltimore for its meeting with crosstown-rival Towson.
• Game time is set for 7 p.m. on Wednesday at Ridley Athletic Complex.
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Game Talks G-Unit, Drake/Chris Brown, NBA, Rap Beefs + More With DJ Whoo Kid
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50 Cent Reveals "5 (Murder By Numbers)" Artwork
50 Cent has revealed the cover art for his forthcoming album
Chris Brown, Drake Cooperate With NYPD, Plus Fight Footage Surfaces
Meek Mill, Drake and Chris Brown altercation story continues to develop
[Update #3] Drake & Meek Mill Involved in Club Altercation With Chris Brown
Chris Brown assaulted with bottles by Drake and Meek Mill?
Wiz Khalifa's "Work Hard, Play Hard" Strikes Gold
Wiz Khalifa's "Work Hard, Play Hard" has gone on to sell over 500K times since it was released earlier this year
Canibus Issues Official Statement
Canibus issues and official statement regarding notepad rap battle
50 Cent Has Revealed New Album Title [Updated w/ Video]
50 Cent has announced the title of his forthcoming, 5th studio album
Canibus' Manager Denies That The Rapper Wrote Off The Wall Apology
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Canibus Issues Apology Over Notepad Battle Rap Mishap
Canibus issues apology for his recent battle rap mishap in which he pulled out a notepad during the KOTD battle
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Rick Ross Reveals "God Forgives, I Don't" Artwork
Rick Ross has revealed the official cover art for his forthcoming LP, God Forgives I Don't
Jay-Z To Implement Powermat Technology At 40/40 Club
As part of a new campaign, Jay-Z will implement Powermat technology at his 40/40 Club.
Nas Talks President Obama, Lauryn Hill, How Basic Hip Hop Is In 2012 + More
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National Women's Hockey League Created Unions, Inglewood NFL Developers Reach Deal NFL Eyeing Germany For Regular-Season Game Packers To Don New Throwback In '15 TV Pundits Question NFL About Goal-Line Cameras U.S. Rep Presses Goodell On NFL Tax Exemption WTA's Allaster Focusing On Fan Feedback Vikes Selling Personalized Bricks At New Venue NFL May Move Up L.A. Stadium Timeline Goodell Working With Titans On Ownership Structure
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HARD EVIDENCE: In N.Y., Judy Battista reports the NFL for the first time "released the evidence it gathered during its investigation, including handwritten notes of who contributed to the pools and e-mails" (N.Y. TIMES, 10/10). In New Orleans, Mike Triplett writes the league and Goodell "finally deserve some credit for being so detailed and thorough with all of their findings." Triplett: "For the first time, the league has truly laid all of its cards on the table -- dissecting most of its key testimony from former coaches Gregg Williams and Mike Cerullo and current coach Joe Vitt, as well as the rebuttal testimony from suspended players." That action "should finally put to rest all of those theories about whether the evidence is fabricated, whether witnesses were coerced into their testimony or whether Goodell lacked the authority to discipline players, etc." (New Orleans TIMES-PICAYUNE, 10/10).
MAKING A STATEMENT: USA TODAY's Jarrett Bell writes, "Regardless of the league's sloppy investigation, questionable evidence, legal battles and the tremendous hits on Goodell's credibility in recent months, the NFL commissioner could not back down now." Bell: "Sure, penalties for Scott Fujita and Anthony Hargrove were reduced. But in banning Jonathan Vilma for the rest of the season and keeping Will Smith's four-game suspension intact, Goodell did what he had to do to save face -- and reiterate the statement that the NFL is no place for bounty hunting" (USA TODAY, 10/10). ESPN's Tony Kornheiser said, "I thought Roger Goodell would cut the suspensions in half, and he hasn't done that. He's basically doubled-down on the same length. ... It's a stronger position that Goodell takes than I thought he would take." But ESPN's Michael Wilbon said the Saints "are simply not the story now they were five weeks ago" ("PTI," ESPN, 10/9). ESPN's Herm Edwards said the NFL "gets a break in this sense: no one is really concerned that much about this." Edwards: "Most of the people right now are focused on football" ("NFL Live," ESPN, 10/9).