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Multi-use facilities could be back on table with rink bids killed
Here we are, two years after city hall sounded the alarm over its aging and decaying arenas, and we're no closer to a solution.
Last Monday, hopes were riding high that one or more of eight proposals for new arenas would pass city muster and be approved for construction. Unfortunately, that hope was replaced by crushing defeat; not one of the eight proposals was ready to go.
How could it be that after two years of deliberation and widespread consensus that many of the city's 15 rinks are at risk of permanent closure, we could have made so little progress? You have to dig deep on this story to find the good news, but it's there.
First however, a quick review. In 2010, the city released a seminal report on its rinks that concluded they were all past their due date and at risk of closing. There is a huge outcry, lots of wringing hands and a commitment to finding a plan to replace these aging facilities. Another year goes by and the city formally asks for expressions of interest (EOI) from those groups interested in working with the city to establish new rinks.
Yet another year goes by, and a report comes to a council committee indicating eight different proposals -- some public and some private -- came forward but none that met the city's requirements. So for the time being, the city will continue to work with some of the more promising proposals with no specific timeline for bringing one to fruition.
Confusion reigned in the wake of those revelations. Which groups had come forward, what were the details of their proposals and why did none of them warrant a green light? The city does not reveal the identities of unsuccessful proponents in any EOI process. As a result, city officials could not specifically say why it was that nobody made the grade for a new arena proposal.
However, even without that information, we can deduce certain inalienable conclusions.
First and foremost, it appears none of the eight proponents was willing to assume enough financial risk to attract the city's attention. Clive Wightman, director of community services, said the city expects proponents to come to the table with a couple of important commodities: some of the money to build a new facility and a willingness to take on long-term debt.
Wightman confirmed that "having skin in the game" is a principal requirement for any group looking for support from the city. Exactly how much skin and in what form remains a bit of a mystery. In general, however, the city is looking at recreating the deals it made with community clubs to build rinks. The city helped with up-front funding and loan guarantees, but the community club took over responsibility for operating costs, maintenance and the mortgage. It is, in essence, the deal made with Southdale Community Club for its new rink.
The advantages of this approach are self-evident. The city does not have to cover the operating costs or the cost of repairs at community club rinks. It does provide an operating grant based on heated square-footage.
However, it costs the city between $125,000 and $200,000 a year to subsidize the operation of the city's own rinks. Extrapolate that over 15 rinks, and it begins to add up.
It all looks rather bleak, although there is a silver lining: The decision to shelve this EOI might have been the smartest thing the city has done.
Some of the proponents that did respond to the EOI found it to be limited in scope. It focused entirely on new, multi-sheet arenas even though many of the community groups were pursuing multi-purpose facilities. These projects would see general recreation, wellness and indoor ice combined in a facility that would operate year-round and feature revenue streams other than ice rentals.
Under the current EOI, those facilities did not fit. And given the difficulty that many arena operators have in covering their costs solely on ice-rental fees, it perhaps makes more sense to look at buildings that draw visitors for a multitude of activities.
The possibilities may be endless, even if the lifespan of the existing rinks is not. After two years of hand-wringing, it's probably time to start seeing some progress on developing and approving new projects.
There are groups that have the energy and vision to get something done. But as always, the city remains the bottleneck through which all these proposals must flow. Freed from a narrow EOI, the timing seems right to get one or two of the most promising projects off the ground.
The city has asked the community to step forward and put some skin in the game. That's fair. As long as it's prepared to put some of its own skin in the game.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 24, 2012 A10
Updated on Sunday, November 25, 2012 at 9:23 AM CST: Corrects spelling of Clive Wightman.
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I've never posted on this forum, but I got lots of great advice over on the kitchen forum last year when I was remodeling my kitchen. I am in the market for a new sewing machine. My mom's old 1964 singer seems to break down every time I start a new project. My FIL has worked on it every year for me when it breaks but I think it's time to move on. I am looking for something under $500 as I don't sew that much although I might start doing more if I had a better machine. I can either buy something like the Janome Magnolia 7330 or the 2014 or I have found a used Bernina Activa 130 that comes with 10 feet, 71 bobbins, and is lightly used condition although 10 years old. I can't decide! Any advice?
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I was just wondering, what is everyone doing right now in zone 7b for seed sowing & putting out plants? I'm in Mooresville NC. I started seedling tomatoes 2 weeks ago, and take them outside every day, to my pop up greenhouse, then bring them inside at night. It's supposed to get up to the high 30's, low 40's at night, 60's during the day. I just planted my peas yesterday. What else can I sow or transplant? When is the average last frost date? I'd love some advice!
Hi, Here in north Mississippi, our *average* last frost date is April 15, and I've found that to be accurate in the 4 yrs I've lived here. Zone 7 is a great zone to do winter sowing in. Do you know about winter sowing? It is different than direct sowing in the ground. If you don't know the technique you can go to the winter sowing forum and read the FAQs. You can direct sow lettuces, spinach, beets, carrots, radishes, peas. You can set out transplants of lettuces, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower,onion sets. I found a very good tool to use by Gardener's Supply Co. called Gardener's Supply Kitchen Garden Planner, you should be able to find this easily if you google that company. It lets you plan a raised bed square foot garden and along with the plan map it prints out instructions for each veggie, working back from last frost date. So if it says 6 wks before last frost date that would be March 1. I put in my raised beds yesterday. I am also putting out some shrubs and blueberries.
I set cool weather annuals in the ground yesterday (which I started from seed in January): lobelia, Chinese forget-me-nots, Baby Blue Eyes and Calendulas. Hopefully these will get busy and bloom and be beautiful until early summer. Since we are having a week of cloudy rainy weather, but with temperatures above freezing at night, I moved all my summer annual and vegetable seedlings outside yesterday: all kinds of flowers, plus peppers, tomatoes, and eggplants. They will harden off in this weather without needing to be brought in and out, and the seedlings will develop stronger stems out in the wind and cool. I will keep an eagle eye on the weather for the next few weeks and cover things if it's frosty, bring them inside if it freezes.
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To build a car, basically you need a wheel at each corner, after which you can do what you like. Flexibility comes in how you use the vehicle.
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Two reasons I booked this property: 1) hot tub...2) gym. Hot tub was closed for renovations, and the gym did not look anything like the on-line photos.
Outside looked old and run down but size of room made up for it. Liked rooms not the overall hotel much
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Valuables were stolen out of my car while we slept. Not a happy experience.
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Room comfort after a very long drive and excellent and helpul assistance by night staff
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Spacious room with large desk area. King bed was comfortable. I asked for a room with mini fridge and mircrowave which was nice to have. Great wifi connection. Great location, lots of restaurants nearby.
As I have read in other reviews, there is way too much air freshener being used on carpets/rooms. Carpet was dirty looking though ? They just try and cover up the smell I guess ? Only other thing was Very thin walls, you can hear everything.
Overall it is a decent place to stay for the price and location. Would probably stay here again.
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Room 109 was terrible. The restroom door didn't close. The floor in the restroom was sticky and hairy. Walls are super thin, can hear every single movement upstairs.
The bed was comfortable and nice. Breakfast was acceptable.
I did not think this hotel was 2 1/2 stars and was disappointed on that account. The bed was the one amenity that I thought was up to par. It was an older hotel that was set up like a motel. Public areas were basically non existent, except pool.
There was no hot water and the toilet took hours to fill up to be able to flush again
Location was good close to down town and restaurant was closer thinks was OK
Nothing to say
The service was great ,and the room were some what clean .
The bedsheets were a little dirty and the pillow, the bathroom door didn't close, and the carpet from the outside was very dirty.
It was dirty I was told this hotel was for quickies I didn't feel safe there, I told the hotel Manger if I could get my money back and they said no I had no idea this was on the bad side of town never will I go back again
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Very friendly staff. We were able to get a nice quiet room per our request. The breakfast was yummy and had lots to chose from!
Nice room, clean and comfortable.
I was pleasantly surprised with the hotel overall. It was very clean and looks like they are in process of updating some things. Free breakfast was nice. Although small room and bathroom, it had the essentials.
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"A masterpiece of world literature; the samurai saga of pride, romance, and warfare of medieval Japan. With a reflection on the fleeting nature of power and glory begins "The Tale of the Heike," an epic from twelfth-century Japan. Comparable in stature to "The Tale of Genji," "The Tale of the Heike" narrates with wit, energy, and compassion the stories of such unforgettable characters as the ruthless warlord Kiyomori, who dies still burning with such rage that water poured on him boils; Hotoke, the beautiful young dancer who renounces wealth and fame to follow her conscience; Shigemori, the tyrant's righteous son, who struggles against all odds to uphold fairness and justice; and Yoshitsune, the daring commander who defeats the enemy in battle after battle, only to be condemned by his jealous, powerful brother. "The Tale of the Heike" is a foundation stone of Japanese culture and a major masterpiece of world literature. Lavishly illustrated and accompanied by maps, character guides, and genealogies, this book is a volume to treasure."--Provided by publisher.
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US and Russia vow to hold 'peace conference' to end Syrian civil war… but rebels say Assad has bought more time to keep killing
- 'Geneva 2' will take place on fringes of UN General Assembly later this month
- John Kerry reveals plan after 'constructive' talks with Russian counterpart
- But Free Syrian Army spokesman says Assad is using Russians to 'buy time'
- Rebels say he will continue to use conventional weapons to keep killing
- Assad believed to have spread his chemical arsenal around 50 sites
The US and Russia have promised to set a date for a long-awaited 'peace conference' aimed at ending the bloodshed in Syria once and for all, Secretary of State John Kerry has revealed.
Dubbed 'Geneva 2', the summit will see top brass from both countries meet to thrash out a solution to the civil war that has raged since March 2011 at a cost of more than 100,000 lives.
Speaking after today's talks with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov, Mr Kerry said they planned to meet again on the fringes of the UN General Assembly in New York later this month to try and set a date for the conference.
However, the vow comes as rebels claim President Assad is simply using the Russians to 'buy time' so he can continue killing with the conventional arsenal he still has at his disposal despite a promise to relinquish his chemical weapons.
US officials also claimed one of Assad's secretive military units has been moving chemical weapons to as many as 50 different sites over the last few months, just in case America attack.
Vow of action: Speaking after today's talks with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov, Mr Kerry said they planned to meet again on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York later this month to try and set a date for the conference
Free Syrian Army spokesperson Louay Moqdad told the BBC Assad still has plenty of conventional weapons at his disposal and he is attempting to 'buy time' with the help of the Russians.
Meanwhile, as American and Russian chemical weapons experts huddled in a Geneva hotel to haggle over technical details that will be critical to reach a deal, Mr Kerry and Mr Lavrov met with UN-Arab League envoy Lakdar Brahimi to examine political developments and plot a new international conference to support the creation of Syrian transitional government.
Mr Kerry, flanked by Mr Lavrov and Mr Brahimi, told reporters at the UN in Geneva after an hour-long meeting on the second day of their talks that the chances for a second peace conference in Geneva 'will obviously depend on the capacity to have success here ... on the subject of the chemical weapons.'
Mr Brahimi also met privately with Mr Kerry at a Geneva hotel yesterday to explore ways to resume international negotiations last held in Geneva in June 2012 aimed at ending the Syrian civil war.
Agreed: Dubbed 'Geneva 2', the summit will see top brass from both countries meet to thrash out a solution to the civil war that has raged since March 2011 at a cost of more than 100,000 lives
Mr Lavrov said it was 'very unfortunate that for a long time that the Geneva communique was basically abandoned.'
Mr Kerry and Mr Lavrov announced they would meet again in New York toward the end of the month to try to fix a date for second conference.
When the talks began yesterday, Mr Kerry bluntly rejected a Syrian pledge to begin a 'standard process' by turning over information rather than weapons - and nothing immediately. The American diplomat said that was not acceptable.
'Buying time': However, the vow comes as rebels claim President Assad is simply using the Russians to 'buy time' so he can continue killing
'The words of the Syrian regime, in our judgment, are simply not enough,' Mr Kerry declared as he stood beside Mr Lavrov. 'This is not a game.'
The talks were the latest in a rapidly moving series of events following the August 21 gas attack on suburbs in Damascus. The US blames Syrian President Bashar Assad for the use of chemical weapons, although Mr Assad denies his government was involved and instead points to rebels engaged in a two-year-old civil war against his government.
President Barack Obama began building a case for support at home and abroad for a punitive military strike on Mr Assad's forces, then changed course and asked Congress to give him explicit authority for a limited strike. With the prospect that he might lose a vote on action, Mr Obama said he would consider a Russian proposal calling for international control of Mr Assad's chemical weapons and their eventual destruction.
Mr Obama dispatched Mr Kerry to Geneva to hammer out the details of the proposal even as he kept alive the possibility of US military action.
'We believe there is nothing standard about this process at this moment because of the way the regime has behaved,' Mr Kerry said on the opening day of talks. The turnover of weapons must be complete, verifiable and timely, he said, 'and, finally, there ought to be consequences if it doesn't take place.'
Mr Lavrov seemed to contradict Mr Kerry's negative view of Mr Assad's offer to provide details on his country's chemical arsenal beginning 30 days after it signs an international convention banning such weapons.
Syria's ambassador to the United Nations said that as of yesterday his country had become a full member of the treaty, which requires destruction of all chemical weapons.
Big decisions: Barack Obama (left) dispatched Mr Kerry (right) to Geneva to hammer out the details of the proposal even as he kept alive the possibility of US military action in Syria
While the diplomacy continues, the conflict rumbles on. A Syrian government solider is pictured in Maaloula village, northeast of the capital Damascus
The Russian said the initiative must proceed 'in strict compliance with the rules that are established by the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.' That suggests Russia does not agree with the US that this is an exceptional case and that Syria should face tougher standards than other countries.
'We proceed from the fact that the solution to this problem will make unnecessary any strike on the Syrian Arab Republic, and I am convinced that our American colleagues, as President Obama stated, are firmly convinced that we should follow a peaceful way of resolution to the conflict in Syria,' Mr Lavrov said.
The distrust in US-Russia relations was on display even in an off-hand parting exchange at the news conference. Just before it ended, Mr Kerry asked the Russian translator to repeat part of Mr Lavrov's concluding remarks.
When it was clear that Mr Kerry wasn't going to get an immediate retranslation, Mr Lavrov apparently tried to assure him that he hadn't said anything controversial . 'It was OK, John, don't worry,' he said.
'You want me to take your word for it?' Mr Kerry asked Mr Lavrov. 'It's a little early for that.'
They were smiling at that point. Shortly after making their opening statements, the two went into a private dinner.
Mr Assad, in an interview with Russia's Rossiya-24 TV, said his government would start submitting data on its chemical weapons stockpile a month after signing the convention. He also said the Russian proposal for securing the weapons could work only if the US halted threats of military action.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said today that Syria's efforts have demonstrated its good faith.
'I would like to voice hope that this will mark a serious step toward the settlement of the Syrian crisis,' Putin said at a At a meeting in Kyrgyzstan of an international security grouping dominated by Russia and China.
Even as diplomacy took centre stage, word surfaced that the CIA has been delivering light machine guns and other small arms to Syrian rebels for several weeks, following mr Obama's statement in June that he would provide lethal aid to the rebels.
US intelligence officials said the CIA has arranged for the Syrian opposition to receive anti-tank weaponry such as rocket-propelled grenades through a third party, presumably one of the Gulf countries that have been arming the rebels.
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one year after laying cardboard!
well i had really bad weeds, so i layed cardboard last year to kill em'. i layed the cardboard thick got it wet, and then put loads of lawn clipping on that, wetted that, and then bark on that, and then more watering. well it was all good until now. i have weeds again. some are working their way inbetween the cardboard, and a few are going threw it. i can go out and just pull em out, but that sucks. i can go out and spray them, but then i gotta just pull dead weeds a couple days later. anything i spray the area with only gets the exposed leaves of the weeds, but doesn't stop new ones because it can't get through the grass clippings and cardboard to get down to the new weeds roots! does anyone know a way to get some weed killer down to the weeds. do they make weed killer spikes you can drive into the ground? is laying more bark and cardboard the answer? im kinda confused as to the best way to deal with this!!
When you have aggressive weeds with deep tap roots like dandelion and dock, you need to mow a couple of times, remove the deep tap root weeds by hand, perhaps spray with an organic herbicide like Burnout(acetic acid), THEN put down your cardborad. Also, the layers need to be deep enough and the materials dense enough to block much of the light.
This technique works better when garden soil is being prepared on a base of lawn grass rather than a thin weed barrier of wet cardboard and organic mulch being prepared over a base of aggressive weeds.
well it won't be fun or easy but i think your right. the only way to really get em is start over. this is a big area we're talkin'! should take like 2 weeks, but in the end it will be done rite!! its weird though i think its cause its on a hillside cause everywhere else i did it is flat, and there are absolutely no weeds on the flat parts!!
Well if it's been a year, I'd say that wasn't bad.
I wouldn't resort to weed killers, just keep laying down cardboard or newspapers and mulching on top. It is an 'on going' way of doing things, but the weeds will be less and less each year.
Unless you really want to do some hard work don't.
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Roundup...it's great. put cardboard or cloth over the plants you want to keep. The sprayed weeds will die down to their roots...then you can continue with bark mulch and shortly you'll have nearly a weedfree flowerbed. Roundup works and when used according to direction (simple to do) it really reduces the work of weeding enormous flowerbeds.
I agree about Roundup but cover anything you want to keep, then just leave the weeds, rake back the mulch put more cardboard, newspaper, plastic whatever you are using, I covered an area with left over shingles in the fall we'll see in the spring what comes thru them and recover with mulch
good luck
Just pull them out now, while they're still young & tender.
They'll be easier to pull out of the cardboard mix than out of the previous unimproved soil.
Just keep at it diligently.
Weeds are persistent no matter what, but as the soil improves, it does get easier to remove them.
I know this might not be an option...but it worked in some areas of our yard. My wife and I bought an 150 year old house that had been neglected for at least a decade. While we've been doing the renovation indoors, we have spent some time and money on our yard so that we are not looking at a construction zone when we finally finish up the house. Anyway...after tearing off an old aluminum roof from the house, and one from a shed we took down, I layed some of the metal sheets along the front edges of flower beds, as well as in empty spaces. After covering them with a thin layer of mulch, you don't see them...and no weeds! If you get a pair of tin snips, the sheets can be cut easily to any shape (wear gloves- I like the ones sold with fireplace accessories because they are thick and come up the the elbows). And, if you grade the ground a bit underneath them, the water will be directed in a desired direction (in our case- into some of our birch trees). If you don't have access to a few dozen sheets of aluminum roofing, you can buy the cheap corrugated stuff for next to nothing. Or you could ask around in rural areas. Most old houses like ours have piles of it around the property (for some reason, country folk in Virginia never threw away ANYTHING!).
Just an idea!
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Use layers of newspapers instead of cardboard for really tough weeds. The newspapers make a more solid layer against the sunlight, but your newly planted flowers can still grown through from above. Also be sure to cover with a thick layer of mulch, at least 4-6 inches on top of the newspaper.
I would rather put down an extra layer of newpapers than pour poison into my soil and essentially, my food and water supply.
That was my thought too about the grass clippings adding weed seed. As with weed blocker, a plant will grow down through wet cardboard when it can't grow up through it. I'm thinking all that water is sure helping the weeds too.
I do the same thing with clippings though, but when I get weeds, I swirl the clippings around a bit and now the weed is on the bottom under the pile with no upward pointing shoot. You can't wait till there is 50 of them though, you have to stay on top of it.
I'm going to use that tin idea this fall over fresh manure.
Hi everyone, I'm a new member, as of today. I also want to clean up an area of weeds and was wondering what would happen if I were to cover the ground with a layer of high content Nitrogen fertilizer? I mean a deep layer of the stuff. Then add the newspaper/cardboard and a 6 inch layer of mulch. I know it would kill my grass in a heart beat as I've been there, done that. What would I get, a bed full of overgrown weeds or dead ones????
i watched back to eden vedio about a fellow that uses cardboard wood chips and compost. on his garden, my wife and i just got through putting down the wet cardboard,with composted manure,going to put some top soil,and a layer of wood chips. the wood chips keep the weeds from growing.you just keeping using compost and wood chips. you can watch this veido on your computer. good luck
Agreed. Those driveway cracks could be spackled, or the whole thing repaved. Functional edges around your beds would eliminate the need for constantly maintaining those borders, especially in such an irresponsible way. Pulling weeds when they are small should be part of weekly garden maintenance that only takes a few minutes.
Boiling water works great for killing the weeds between the cracks. Of course really deep weeds might just be stunted by it, but weeds close to the surface die instantly. I just fill up a percolator/electric kettle with water, carrying a regular pan of water can be a little dangerous as the water can slosh and splash while you're carrying it.


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Steve is talking to his friend from the Hospitality Mints at the National Restaurant Association. His friend is telling him about the products made from mints and how they are displayed at the N.R.A. If you wanna learn more about the Hospitality Mints, don't miss the video!
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Grenade based build. The main combo is to throw a few sticky bombs out, smoke screen and then use bombardment to focus the tagged monsters down for a big chain reaction of explosions. This build has lots of AoE potential, single tough targets may be trickier to handle. Cluster Arrow is in there if an emergency stun is needed, not meant to be a main source of damage. I would appreciate any suggestions on this build.
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It's not a bad build for AoE, but like you said single target is going to be tough. Rapid Fire w/ Bombardment will still do decent damage, but grenades are a crappy generator against a single target. That's fine though since you obviously didn't make it for single target. One thought though is to switch out Vengeance for Tactical Advantage. Vengeance will be decent for restoring some resources with health globes, but it isn't going to make or break a fight. Since your only escape is Smoke Screen, I think Tactical Advantage could really save you in some of those "oh !@#$" situations. Since you can only pull off one - maybe 2 if you are full on discipline - Smoke Screen in a short amount of time, TA will give you some good separation. That'll give you a pretty good combo of caltrops, quick run out with SS+TA, turn and use Cluster Arrow to stun your pursuers. It would also give you better separation to turn and use Rapid Fire since you have to stand in place.
There are a couple weak points in this build. First, your ballistics passive only increases the damage of your spitfire turret by 4%, not much of a benefit for an entire passive slot. Second, your only hatred spender is Bombardment which requires you to remain stationary. Lastly, you may be starved for discipline since you will need to rely on those abilities a lot to allow you to channel Bombardment long enough to do some damage.
On a positive note, I like your primaries, I will be using those two as well.
As for my original build, I may try steady aim or cull the weak instead of vengeance so I can focus down my stickied targets faster. Anyone have thoughts on which would be better in this build?
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02: Entering the old city Novi Sad
o. Birds everywhere Kotor
Belgrade 8 Belgrade
Belgrade 3 Belgrade
Belgrade 20 Belgrade
Switchbacks over Kotor! Cetinje
Belgrade 7 Belgrade
Belgrade 23 Belgrade
UNMIK headquarters Pristina