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Now that starting Seattle cornerback Brandon Browner has decided to forego his appeal and has started serving a four-game suspension for a failed drug test, the Seahawks are working to fill the gaps in the secondary. Head coach Pete Carroll said cornerback Walter Thurmond, who returned from an injury two weeks ago, will start in […] [Read More]
Was Russell Wilson's win over Bears the best rookie QB performance ever?
Seattle's Russell Wilson had one of the best games ever for a rookie NFL quarterback on Sunday, when the Seahawks beat the Bears 23-17 in overtime in Chicago. It was, at least by one measure, the best rookie QB performance since 1991. According to Football Outsiders, one of the top authorities on NFL statistics and […] [Read More]
Seahawks WR apologizes for tweets about Jets, Mark Sanchez
Update: Former Seahawks wide receiver Braylon Edwards on Tuesday apologized via Twitter for his tweets Monday about the New York Jets and Mark Sanchez, who continue to be embroiled in a season-long quarterback controversy involving Tim Tebow and second-year passer Greg McElroy. Late Monday night, Edwards tweeted the following: "Don't blame Sanchez. I played there. […] [Read More]
Should Russell Wilson be named NFL Offensive Player of the Year?
Sunday evening, after Seahawks rookie quarterback Russell Wilson led two clutch, long touchdown drives to beat the Bears 23-17 in overtime, teammate Richard Sherman administered a large dose of truth to USA Today's Mike Garafolo about the tightening race for NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. And about the good-ol' East Coast media bias that […] [Read More]
Seahawks' playoff chances looking pretty good after victory in Chicago
To keep their playoff hopes alive, the Seahawks desperately needed a win in Chicago on Sunday. And they got one, beating the Bears 23-17 in overtime at Soldier Field. Now with a 7-5 record and in second place in the NFC West, trailing the 8-3-1 San Francisco 49ers and hoping for an NFC Wild Card […] [Read More]
Seahawks beat Bears as QB Russell Wilson leads wild overtime victory drive
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Live game coverage: Seattle Seahawks (6-5) at Chicago Bears (8-3)
After losing last week in Miami, the Seahawks are looking to bounce back and grab an elusive road victory in Chicago. But Seattle hasn't been particularly sharp on the road, earning just a 1-5 record in enemy territory while still undefeated at CenturyLink Field this year. The Seahawks have had the Bears' number for their […] [Read More]
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Date of Stay: October, 2004 - $25.00
This park was full with full time residents. Very small park, had a very hard time getting into the drive way and had to go all the way around back to the street to get into our site for the night. I have no idea how they got some of these RV's into the spaces they were in. The staff was very nice. The place was clean. I would stay there again overnight but not for any length of time there just isn't any room. We camped at Leisure RV Park in a Motorhome.Undo
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Join our Urban Sensor Hacks Google+ community and connect with makers from all over who are exploring the world around them using off-the-shelf tech and their own ingenuity.
Discover how sensor-based applications help us understand the urban environment and how people interact within it.
Learn how sensor platforms make it easy and affordable to build and deploy numerous sensors in urban areas.
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Urban Sensor Hack Sessions
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Author of numerous books published by O'Reilly on sensors including "Distributed Network Data" with Kipp Bradford and "iOS Sensor Apps with Arduino," Alasdair will take the audience through attaching some simple sensors to an Arduino and then attaching an XBee, feeding the data through an XBee link, and then taking the data into Processing.
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#2: Environmental Sensing with Patrick DiJusto and Emily Gertz
In the second of our Urban Sensor Hacks hangouts, Patrick DiJusto & Emily Gertz, Authors of "DIY Enviromental Monitoring with Arduino" and "Atmospheric Monitoring with Arduino" talk to us about making science personal by monitoring your environment with tools of your own making.
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#3: Building a Wireless Temperature/Humidity Sensor with Alasdair Allan
Building a Wireless Temperature/Humidity Circuit with a DHT-22
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#4: Bio Sensing Kits with Sean Montgomery and Kipp Bradford
Bio-Sensing: Feeling the Pulse of a City. At the heart of urban life are people — what they do and communicate, how they think and feel. Bio-sensing is opening a window into people's behaviors and motivations in a way that will change nearly every aspect of our lives from health to education to retail experience. Learn how you can hack the bio-sensing revolution and change the way you look at yourself and people around you. Kipp Bradford – Sensing Kits. Kipp will take a detailed look at the kits that went out with the Urban Sensor Hack team package, and talk features and capabilities.
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Join the AirCasting crew as they guide you through a step by step process for building your own air quality monitor, discuss the challenges involved in achieving accurate measurements, and detail their work with grassroots groups and schools to conduct environmental monitoring and advance STEAM education.
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#6: Tom Diez's Smart Citizen
Smart Citizen: The largest crowdsourced sensor platform and community on earth. How can we use the information that is surrounding us to improve our cities? Can I become a sensor in my city? Can communities make their neighbourhoods better by sensing and acting in their environment? Smart Citizen tries to tackle these questions by developing an open source and easy-to-use sensor kit connected with an online platform and mobile app. The projects starts with environmental sensors to capture data about air pollution, sound, temperature and humidity in the urban environment, but will grow to more applications in relation with energy, agriculture, health, and its use in the Internet of Things ecosystem. More about Smart Citizen.
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Finale: Team Creations
We're finishing a fantastic program with a show-and-tell of projects made by the participating teams, including hackerspaces, universities and more. These teams have been updating their progress on our community page, showing creations built with the various sensors and components we've supplied in the Urban Sensor Hack participant page. Tune in at 6:30pm ET/3:30pm PT to see their work.
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Making and hacking: Live online events using a Google Plus community to bring together makers online and at physical locations for hacking and making. Maker Sessions are organized around a theme or a purpose – to look at technologies that enable new applications and to encourage people of all skill levels and interests to participate in the development of ideas and applications.
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MakerCon Launch Pad Competition: Meet the Judges
MakerCon, the only conference by and for leaders of the Maker Movement, enters its second year with a first: Launch Pad. A competition aimed at young new hardware startups with an actual product to demo and less than $3 million in funding, Launch Pad allows new Maker Pros to gain […]
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Now in the final couple of days of its crowdfunding journey I thought I'd take a quick look at Quin Etnyre's new project, the Qduino Mini board.
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Participating Teams
Urban Sensor Hack Masters
Alasdair Allan, Author of numerous books published by O'Reilly on sensors including "iOS Sensor Apps with Arduino."
Kipp Bradford, co-author of "Distributed Network Data."
Tero Karvinem & Kimmo Karvinem, Authors of the "Getting Started with Sensors."
Patrick Di Jiusto & Emily Gertz, Authors of "DIY Environmental Monitoring with Arduino" and "Atmospheric Monitoring with Arduino."
Sean Montgomery is an engineer, professor and new-media artist in New York City. After finishing his Ph.D. Neuroscience, Sean co-founded SENSORSTAR Labs, an agile R&D consulting group that utilizes a depth of expertise from electrical engineering and circuit design to algorithms and app development to transform product vision into product reality.
Tim Dye of Sonoma Technology leads initiatives to develop and deploy low-cost environmental instruments and sensors. His enthusiasm for communicating environmental information also inspires him, as a maker and an artist, to explore technology art in his spare time.
Dr. Iem Heng is Assistant Professor of Electrical/Computer Engineering at Manhattan College. Prior to Manhattan College, he was a faculty member at NYC College of Technology (City Tech), and prior to City Tech, he was a faculty member and chair of the CET department at DeVry College (Long Island City, NY). He worked as a researcher for NASA Langley Base in Hampton, VA, for two years.
Raymond Yap earned his Associate in Applied Science in Electromechanical Engineering Technology in 2007 and his Bachelor of Technology in Computer Engineering Technology in 2010 from New York City College of Technology. Currently he is enrolled as a graduate student at Manhattan College, majoring in computer engineering in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department.
Michael Heimbinder of Habitatmap.org.
Rob Faludi, Author of "Building Wireless Sensor Networks".


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slides of a quilter's workshop in Stuttgart, Germany 2011 from Bonnie Hunter's blog...she taught there last week and posted the slides.
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Love Shack! Stuttgart 2011
I love her site! Thanks for posting about it. I just read her tutorial on freehand quilting baptist fans. I have been thinking about doing that on a quilt that I started hand quilting 5 years ago! I got stuck in an area and couldn't decide what to do. I think she just got me unstuck!


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In my continual quest for food worth every bite, I love to explore the entire culinary world and create unified Seders reminiscent of a specific time and place in Jewish history. This year my theme will be the French countryside. Not exactly associated with Pesach, I know, but Rashi was there, so for me, it works. I wanted to make a no-bake, pareve pot au crème that is simple and has the texture of the creamiest pudding you've ever had.
Pot au crème, or pot of cream, is a traditional French dessert that has been found as early as Medieval times. It is a custard cooked in a water bath, or bain marie. The cups used have a history all their own–they were often made of the finest porcelain with either one or two handles and small fitted cover on top. I inherited two sets of Passover dishes but alas, none include a dainty pot au creme set, so I make due with some sturdy tea cups.


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Can someone please help me to add Music to PowerPoint Slides so that when I add it to an ATTACHMENT and send it to friends by e-mail & they will be able to hear the Music
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Two vermin on St. Marks in studded leather jackets; I thought they were a couple until….Taller one: "Hey, sexy lady"
I yelled "STOP HARASSING WOMEN! NO ONE LIKES IT! YOU'RE GOING UP ON THE INTERNET!!"
Shorter one: "Whore!" He wishes.
I was wearing a 3/4 sleeve top , jeans and carrying a backpack.
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note: Never heard of the word smegma? Us either. According to urban dictionary it is a "buildup of skin and other crud found between the foreskin and penis." Um, gross. But whatta great hollaback word. Take that, smegma!
Hi HollaBack,
I didn't snap a photo of this guy, because I didn't know/couldn't believe what was happening until much later:
Two friends and I took the downtown 6 train from 86th street to 14th street, about 6:45 on Saturday evening. The train was PACKED. I was pressed up against some dude, my back to his front. I felt something around my butt, but couldn't tell what is was–I suspected a penis, but wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt. I made a face at my friends, who told me to elbow him, but I couldn't really tell what was happening. I could feel his heart beating against my back, but again, it was crowded, sweaty, etc. Eventually I was able to move. Fine. When the train crowds eased up a bit I realized I had something on my backside, and on my legs. We got out at 14th street, went to a restaurant, and I checked the dress in the bathroom–the man definitely came on me.
I called the police the next day, and they came by my apartment to take a report, but it was mortifying–they kept questioning everythinng I said, and one officer "repeated back" to me what I had allegedly told him, not letting me correct his mistakes, and told me "I have a great memory so I know exactly what you said." Eventually his supervisor came by, and she was nicer, and more sympathetic, but the
message was clear: why would you let someone stand that close to you, and why wouldn't you say anything (at the time, or right afterward). The whole experience was awful, but I don't really know what I could have done differently–I didn't want to turn around to face the guy, and figured that SEEING him would be worse than feeling him, but I had no idea that he must have had his penis out.
Completely disgusting, and the cops' attitude made it worse.
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This is the eleventh video in the "Why I Hollaback" series. "Why I Hollaback" tells the story of how and why folks decide to take the leap, speak up, and start Holla'ing back. We will release a new story every Monday and accept submissions from all over the world. So tell us your story — Why do you Hollaback?
We have come so far. Now, we have to raise the rest in the next four days, or we lose the money that has already been donated. If you haven't donated yet, do it now.
In the past month, we've had 228 people donate to this campaign. That's 228 people who believe that a world without street harassment is possible; 228 people who are willing to help create that future, one hollaback at a time. You Hollabackers are trailblazers, and the world is watching you do it. In the past few weeks the Hollaback movement has been profiled by Jezebel, CNET, Feministing, The Examiner, BUST, About.com, Huh Magazine, and Planet Green, to name only a few.
The next four days will be critical to our success. If we can raise $3500, we can change the world. How can you help?
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2. Email all your friends. Tell them what Hollaback is about. Tell them that you donated, and they should too.
3. Update your facebook status and tweet: 4 days and $3500 between us and a world without street harassment, please RT and donate today: http://bit.ly/bfyZCC
We can do this. Four days to go.
Was at the bar last night, and I met a friend of my boyfriend's for the first time. When my boyfriend left to get another drink, I was telling the man I'd just met about my job. He seemed like he was listening, and he was nodding. Then he interrupted me and said "yeah, yeah, blah, you have really nice tits". Everyone around the table seemed a bit uncomfortable, but no one said anything, just laughter. I didn't know what to say, and everyone was laughing. I knew I wasn't going to be leaving the bar anytime soon, so if I said something I would be ensnared into an ethical conversation about "complimenting women". So I just said thank you, in an effort to move the conversation to something other than my "nice tits".
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I have no picture, because this happened to me back in the nineties. I lived in Ecuador and the harrassment was an everpresent part of my life. So many things happened, and my policy was to be angry and let them have it. This one time, though, this little man was following behind me closely, muttering disgusting things. I yelled, I tried to act intimidating, but he would not stop. Then I noticed that we were alone-it was the middle of the day, and the businesses were closed. So I made a plan. I pretended to give up, and I walked a few blocks, with him muttering the whole way, always trying to get closer. I walked right to a walkway full of people, and when we were in the middle, I yelled "pervert, leave me alone!" at the top of my lungs. He froze, and I saw his eyes darting around in panic. Right before he ran off, he looked at me and I smirked.
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First time to deal with a train masturbator. This guy was on the 6 Local from 42nd street heading downtown. He was jerking off through his jeans, but the gross part was that he wasn't doing it to me, but to the little girl across from him! She must have been 6 yrs old. They got off at the same stop as me and he looked up at me as I was exiting. I politely and discretely gave him the finger. He looked away real fast. I only wish I was brave enough to have gotten a better picture.
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I was standing on the corner of 26th st. and 7th ave. in Manhattan enjoying my lunch break on a beautiful day. I heard something hissing from nearby, and turned around to this character nodding and hissing at me. A minute after snapping this photo as he walked off, I stopped him and asked if he had just been hissing at me, and if he was trying to get my attention. Here's what our conversation looked like:
I said "I'm just out here enjoying my lunch break and trying to go about my business and you interrupted me."
He said "What if I had come up to you and said 'I think you're beautiful'?"
And I said "I don't care, I don't want anyone talking to me on the street, I don't like talking to strangers on the street and most women don't."
We went back and forth like this for a couple of minutes and he tried to say he wasn't hissing at me. He said what's the difference between that and telling me I'm beautiful and I said:
"Well at least that would have been better than standing across the street making animal noises at me."
He finally said "I'm sorry."
And I said "Thank You."
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I've never tried to stand up for someone else getting street harassed (half the time I don't even do it well enough when *I'm* getting harassed)…but last week I couldn't resist. I was standing on 28th st. at the R train stop to go uptown and a girl exited from the stairs. This guy and his friends started saying all sorts of stuff to her. As she walked away I said "Show some respect. Girls don't like to be talked to like that." And the guy said "NO, NEVER!" I pulled out my camera phone and snapped this blurry shot as he was walking away. When he saw it he said, "Take a picture, bitch". OK, thank you, I just did.
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Our wood burning fireplace is covered by a glass door unit with a built in heat circulating grate. The air exchange is at the bottom- cold air drawn in and heated air blown out. Between the air intake/exhaust (and under the glass doors) is a vent. There is also a vent above the glass doors. We burn wood wth both vents open to draw in air to fuel the fire.
Does anyone know if we should (to be most energy efficient) leave both of these vents open. i.e. does leaving the bottom vent open simply allow the hot air to be sucked back in ? Obviously we have to let some air get in there.


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Abstract Percussion Loop made from field recorded found sounds
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mix of Freesounds #149295 + 103640 Man (tekgnosis) says amnesia
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personally i can see why it's representation is so low. i can see how not many people are compelled literally spin around the arena like a ballerina dancer, roll around the arena looking retarded to jab and roundhouse people just to get outpreformed by every single other melee and/or die when karma is on cd. it's a dumb class.
Even when rogues are OP they don't top ladder, and they have really compelling mechanics like stealth and strong openers. Monks don't even have a niche.
Wouldn't perfect spec representation be for all 34 specs to be seen an equal amount?
100/34 = 2.941ect
so the brand new class is 1% players short of balanced representation?
or if you want to remove tanking specs, even though players still do play them for some reason... then its 3.44 so a percent and half ish, from what 2..ish?
I don't think the new class having as many players as all of the previous classes actually indicates balance at all this early into the classes life.
There could be other reasons why WW could use buffs but this one is weak.
Except that makes no sense because they deliberately do not balance PvP around all 34 specs. They have expressly stated multiple times that tank specs are not given any attention in PvP, as well as some 3rd tier DPS specs like Fury, Survival, Combat, Demonology, and Arcane. Holy too. So really, they are actually actively balancing around about 24 specs.
uhh regardless of whether they balance it around the 34 specs or not people still play those specs..... so yeah it still makes sense...
90 Undead Rogue
ya exactly, other melee have compelling mechanics and i just dont see why being a ballerina and spinning around being worthless is compelling when you could be a rogue/dk/feral etc
100 Orc Monk
This is the problem, and one of the reasons why monk representation is very low.
It's not a very played class, so that's part of it.
It also doesn't perform as well as <quite a few classes, both DPS and healing> when played to an equal, sometimes higher level.
Monks can certainly get to ratings, by virtue of playing better than people (and are viable in that sense), but replacing a monk with a readily available <some other class> generally gives you a comp that's easier to play, and more effective.
Representation isn't everything when it comes to balance, but the abysmal numbers of a new class should at least hint that something is wonky.
It probably won't climb much until they have a strong point over other classes, which in the end will probably be really difficult to balance. :/
Edited by Punched on 3/22/2013 2:47 PM PDT
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Wouldn't perfect spec representation be for all 34 specs to be seen an equal amount?
Except that's not really the way interpreting representation works since it's not Blizzard's intention to have each spec balanced. This is evidenced by most Classes having an unofficial viable "PVE" spec and "PVP" spec.
Edited by Killadrix on 3/22/2013 3:14 PM PDT
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Except that makes no sense because they deliberately do not balance PvP around all 34 specs. They have expressly stated multiple times that tank specs are not given any attention in PvP, as well as some 3rd tier DPS specs like Fury, Survival, Combat, Demonology, and Arcane. Holy too. So really, they are actually actively balancing around about 24 specs.
Except Survival, Demo, and Arcane are used quite often in PvP. Having holy in the list made me lol. Holy is still one of the most desired healers to have in arenas.
Bottom line: WW monks need to l2play. I've seen monks cc every class to death. Between RoP, FoF, Spear Hand Strike, and Grapple Weapon, if you don't have people cc'd to death you should just reroll. Just because you haven't learned how to play the spec to its full potential doesn't mean it needs a buff or that it's weak. Hell demo is still one of the least represented specs and I've seen demo locks destroy bgs, rbgs, and arenas. It's all about knowing how to play the spec well.
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Monks are fine, L2P.
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I can honestly say, as someone who PVPS with a regular partner for the last three seasons he now plays a monk.
They are so broken. It's frustrating. What's even more frustrating is playing another WW monk team, because we know between the broken hit box, non-compelling damage, and other little lackluster items we're just going to time out.
We STRUGGLE to hit 1500. Most seasons we sit in the 1750-1850 range without trying.
They've got a few problems but they're not bad. I think people just don't want to take the time to learn the class.
Also.. I really don't understand why all these monks keep saying it takes too much time to do damage as a ww. I do ridiculous damage without anything up.
Edited by Smoove on 3/30/2013 7:27 AM PDT
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monks are kind of weak, but geez theyre annoying lol
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Idk if yall do crack but ww monks !@#$ my world up in arena with all the aoe cc...
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It was a great experience staying with Marion and Leo (and the kitties)! The listing description was accurate and the place was comfortable and clean. Marion and Leo responded quickly to all of my questions and gave a heads up that they would not be around for my arrival while having arranged very clear directions and easy key pick-up. Outside of the home, the neighborhood is quite beautiful with a clean pool, friendly neighbors and safe-feeling environment. When we finally met Marion and Leo, they were super welcoming and friendly. They allowed us to feel quite comfortable in the home and were very helpful in talking through some attractions to go to. Overall, it was a great stay and me and my boyfriend were able to fully enjoy Costa Rica while staying here.
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This was the first time that my wife and I have used airbnb and we had a very pleasant experience. Our host Marion and Leo were very hospital and were very helpful in arranging transportation and answering our many questions.
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Wir hatten eine schöne Zeit bei Marion und Leo. Man merkt, dass die beiden schon viele Gäste hatten und ganz genau wissen wie "Gastfreundschaft" geht. Wir würden sofort wieder bei den beiden übernachten.
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City Council's next study session is scheduled for Monday, July 8, 2013 beginning at 7:00 P.M. in the City Hall Council Chambers located at 6000 Main Street SW. City Council agenda items will be: 1) Legislative Session Update; 2) Update on lodging tax; 3) Joint meeting with the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee; 4) Review of the Comprehensive Plan Public Participation Plan.
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Lakewood Pays Tribute to Bill Harrison on his 80th Birthday: Mayor Emeritus Bill Harrison celebrated his 80th birthday this week at Lakewood's Tacoma Country & Golf Club. Many of his former Army colleagues recounted his influence in their careers and lives at Fort Ord, CA and Fort Lewis as he commanded the 7th Infantry Division and I Corps respectively. A number of councilmembers and staff – past and present -- joined scores of well-wishers to honor Lakewood's first mayor and recount his unparalleled legacy of leadership in the City. Councilmember Helen McGovern-Pilant and others remarked that Lakewood may not have voted to incorporate without the commitment and vision of Mayor Harrison.
Council Recognizes Outstanding Graduates: This week, the City Council recognized the top graduates from Lakewood's three high schools: Keyre "Kadie" Figueroa (Clover Park HS), Elizabeth Badger (Lakes HS), and James-Victor Alvarez (Harrison Prep). In the photo with the Council, Kadie and James-Victor are joined by Kadie's mother, Marie Figueroa and Harrison Prep Principal Lisa Boyd.
Parks Update:
- Swim Safe at American Lake: This new partnership with the Lakewood YMCA, West Pierce Fire District, the City of Lakewood and funded by Safe Kids Coalition to provide basic water safety lessons and a lifejacket check-out program began last weekend with nearly 60 children participating. The program coincided with the opening weekend of our lifeguards being on duty and one of the hottest days of the summer so far. The program is free to participants and will be offered on Fridays from noon until 4:30 p.m. through the end of August.
Economic Development Update:
Business interest in City of Lakewood Finance Programs on the increase: City staff, along with consultants from the National Development Council (NDC) met with four businesses this week. The purpose was to look at potential ways to finance their various projects. One company is a startup looking to expand rapidly over the next few years, including bringing manufacturing jobs to Lakewood and increasing sales staff nationally, another long time Lakewood business is looking to expand a showroom here, the third is a non-profit in the early stages of expansion looking to purchase a local building, hire more staff and fill a growing need for basic food assistance in the Pierce County area. The fourth is a 100 year old business looking to relocate to Lakewood and purchase an existing building, plus expand and build additional working space on site. With our existing Community Block Grant Fund and NDC's help, the City of Lakewood has been able to access new funds including Section 108, the Grow America Fund, New Market Tax Credits, CERB, EB5 (Foreign Direct Investment), and priority lender SBA funds. Priority lender means less time to process and negotiable lower interest rates. Visit our website for information on some of the programs offered: /government/departments/economic-development/business-financial-assistance .
Contact the Economic Development department for more information.
- 5 Star Property Management Honored at Council This Week: As a Means to Thank Our Businesses for Being Here, Council Periodically Showcases a Business for Their Contribution and Commitment to Our Community. 5 Star Is a Growing, Positive and Service-Oriented Business With a Mindset for Excellence in Customer Service and Success. to View Their Story and to See Previous Stories, Visit Our Website: /business/business-Showcase .
Public Works Update:
- Bridgeport Way Overlay – 112th to 59th: Construction for the Bridgeport Way Overlay Project (between 112th and 59th Avenue) will begin on Monday, July 15, 2013. Expect temporary lane closures during the day for completion of ADA ramp upgrades and pavement dig-out repairs. The major pavement overlay work will take place at night (7 PM to 5 AM) to minimize disruptions to adjacent businesses and the traveling public.
- Lakewood Station Connection – Pedestrian Bridge Opening – Monday July 8, 2013: The pedestrian bridge over the tracks from Lakewood Station to Kendrick Street will be open on Monday, July 8, 2013. Staff will continue to work with Sound Transit to conduct public outreach and place temporary directional signage to advertise the opening of the bridge.
- Building Permits/Business Licenses: New building permit valuation totals for January through June 30, 2013 are $53,891,048.51. Total number of active business licenses is 4,161.
Mark Your Calendars:
- July 11th 3:30 p.m.-5 p.m. - City Talk with the Mayor- by appointment only
- July 12th- City of Lakewood night at the Tacoma Rainiers
- July 13th & 14th- SummerFEST at Fort Steilacoom Park
- July 16th 7:30 a.m. - Coffee with the Mayor – City Hall Council Chambers
City Manager's Weekly Info Bulletin 6/28/2013
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- Category: Weekly Info Bulletins
- Published on Friday, 28 June 2013 13:27
June 28, 2013
To: Mayor and Members of the City Council
From: Heidi Wachter, Interim City Manager
- Council Priority: Sustain regional leadership and coordinate with military partners
- Army Chief of Staff Visits Lakewood: The Meriwether Lewis Chapter of the Association of the US Army (AUSA) welcomed US Army Chief of Staff Ray Odierno and Sergeant Major of the Army Raymond Chandler to Lakewood's Tacoma Golf & Country Club on Tuesday, June 25. During the event, Mayor Don Anderson welcomed General Odierno on behalf of the City and the region and presented the general with a City coin (see photo below). General Odierno recalled his family's rewarding assignment at Fort Lewis in the 1990s, including his son's attendance at Lakes High School. Councilmembers Marie Barth and Mary Moss also attended.
- Mayor Discusses Welcome Home Parade on "CityLine" TV: On Wednesday, Mayor Don Anderson appeared on Tacoma's "CityLine TV" and discussed the City's planning efforts to recognize the 4-2 Stryker Brigade after they return from Afghanistan. The initial portion of the interview focuses on the September 15 welcome home parade which will feature 2,000 troops marching through Lakewood: (note: the link requires streaming video capabilities to view) http://cityoftacoma.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=7&clip_id=294 .
- "Raider Brigade" to Deactivate: On the same day the Army Chief of Staff visited Lakewood, the City learned that the Army had selected its "community connector" to JBLM, the 4-2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team, for deactivation. The City issued a news release, which highlighted the brigade's recent and impressive history: /news/press-releases/1419-lakewood-s-community-connector-to-inactivate .
- Council Priority: Maintain and enhance public safety
- Lifeguards Reporting for Duty: Lifeguards will be on duty starting tomorrow, Saturday, June 29, just in time for the 80-degree weather forecasted. Lifeguards will be stationed at Harry Todd Park and American Lake Park from noon until 8:00pm daily unless weather conditions dictate otherwise. All lifeguards are there for the public's safety and require everyone's cooperation for a safe swimming environment. New this year is a partnership with the Lakewood YMCA, Safe Kids Coalition, West Pierce Fire, Tillicum & Woodbrook schools and the City to provide basic water safety skills at the American Lake North swim beach. The program will begin this weekend and will run every Friday through the remainder of the swim season from 12:00 – 3:00pm at no cost. YMCA staff and volunteers will help fit the lifejackets provided by the City. In addition to lifejacket fitting, staff/volunteers will be in the water teaching patrons how to float, tread water, kick on their front/back, basic swimming and hypothermia risks. The City reminds all park visitors that lifeguards are not a substitute for parental supervision.
- Council Priority: Continue cooperative partnership with educational institutions in Lakewood
- Council to Recognize Outstanding Graduates: At its regular meeting on July 1, the City will recognize the top graduates from Lakewood's three high schools: Keyre "Kadie" Figueroa (Clover Park HS), Elizabeth Badger (Lakes HS), and James-Victor Alvarez (Harrison Prep). Faculty from their respective schools selected these students after considering a variety of factors (academic achievement, school activities, civic involvement, and so forth).
- Other Announcements and Highlights:
- New Ramp Connects St. Clare Hospital to Bridgeport Way Bus Stop:
- On Wednesday, Lakewood City Mayor Don Anderson joined St. Clare administration and staff in a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open a new ramp connecting the hospital to the Sound Transit bus stop. The connection will make it easier for the public to receive medical services. The ramp is a partnership between Sound Transit and the City of Lakewood. Cornerstone Constructors were the contractors for the project.
- Chaos at the Counter!: The 2nd floor permit counter has been under the gun over the past few weeks with both permit technicians unavoidably absent at the same time. Staff maintained customer service levels by redirecting management and borrowing trained staff from other departments. One of the regular permit technicians has now returned so counter operations are expected to return to the normal level of chaos next week.
- Now That's a Big Building!: On Tuesday the City's Hearing Examiner approved a conditional use permit for a 442,000 sq. ft. industrial warehouse/distribution facility on a 22 acre site in Woodbrook. The site is located on the east side of Spring Street, across from Woodbrook Middle School. This is the second industrial project approved for this area since the City rezoned it "industrial" in 2001. The building was granted preliminary approval as a "shell building", meaning that specific tenants have not yet been identified. The building will facilitate warehousing/distribution or manufacturing. The project will require the construction of a sound wall around operational areas of the site, and several off-site traffic mitigation projects to reduce the impact of truck and vehicle traffic to and from the site. The hearing examiner's approval requires additional evaluation of noise and traffic issues once the owner identifies tenants in order to confirm the adequacy of required mitigation measures.
- 2015 U.S. Open Championship Briefing: On June 27, the Pierce County Council conducted one of its regular meetings at the Environmental Services Building in University Place. On the agenda was a presentation regarding the 2015 U.S. Open Championship. Over 200 people attended. Former Pierce County Executive John Ladenburg, Deputy County Executive Kevin Phelps, and Danny Sink, United States Golf Association On-Site Championship Director, all presented. Mr. Sink projected that the USGA championship will attract 235,000 people over a one-week period or, on average, 35,000 people a day. He estimated the economic impact to Pierce County at $144 million. For more information, please visit www.chambersbaygolf.com and click "U.S. Open FAQ."
Lakewood's "Community Connector" to Inactivate
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- Published on Tuesday, 25 June 2013 16:26
Earlier today, Congressman Denny Heck relayed the news that the Army had selected the 4-2 Stryker Brigade Combat Team (SBCT) for inactivation. The City of Lakewood has enjoyed a very active "Community Connector" relationship with the "Raider Brigade" since 2006.
The Raider Brigade, under the command of Colonel Mike Getchell, is now completing its third deployment in the last seven years. In 2007, the brigade was part of the military's historic "surge" to Iraq, which turned the tide against the insurgency. The brigade lost fifty-four soldiers during that deployment; their names are inscribed on a bronze plaque in the Lakewood Council Chambers. In 2009, the brigade returned to Iraq and received national recognition as the last combat brigade to leave Iraq when it departed the following summer. In the fall of 2012, the brigade deployed to Afghanistan to serve in the treacherous Kandahar region. The entire brigade will be home by July.
Over the years, City officials have attended memorial services for the brigade's fallen soldiers, participated in homecoming events and change of command ceremonies, and hosted pre-deployment dinners for the brigade's leadership. The City also supported the brigade's "adopt-a-company" program, which connected units with local businesses and collected donations for single soldiers. Over the years, the brigade has been very generous in return by supporting such civic projects as "Make a Difference Day," "Parks Appreciation Day," and "Truck and Tractor Day." The brigade has regularly participated in City Council meetings.
Mayor Don Anderson remarked, "The City was disappointed to hear the news that the 4-2 Stryker Brigade has been selected for inactivation. Lakewood has thoroughly enjoyed its friendship with the Raider Brigade over the years. They are well-led and consummate professionals. We look forward to reuniting with the brigade as they complete their mission in Afghanistan."
The Lakewood Sub-Chapter of the Association of the US Army (AUSA – Meriwether Lewis Chapter) has also been a major advocate of the 4-2 SBCT. The City, with active support from the AUSA, will host a parade and homecoming event for the 4-2 SBCT on Sunday, September 15. Details are available at www.cityoflakewood.us.
Lifeguards on Duty at American Lake & Harry Todd Park
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- Published on Wednesday, 26 June 2013 14:29
Lifeguards will be on duty beginning this Saturday, June 29th just in time for the predicted 80 degree weather. They will be on duty at Harry Todd Park and American Lake Park from noon until 8:00pm everyday unless weather conditions dictate otherwise.
All lifeguards are certified with both their lifeguard and water safety instructor certification. They are there for your safety and require your cooperation for a safe swimming environment. New this year is a partnership with the Lakewood YMCA, Safe Kids Coalition, West Pierce County Fire and Rescue, Tillicum & Woodbrook schools and the City of Lakewood to provide basic water safety skills at American Lake North swim beach. This free program will begin the weekend of June 29th and run every Friday from noon – 3pm through the remainder of the swim season. YMCA staff and volunteers will help fit the lifejackets provided by the City of Lakewood. In addition to lifejacket fitting, staff/volunteers will be in the water teaching patrons how to float, tread water, kick on their front/back, basic swimming and hypothermia risks.
We are looking forward to hot, fun and safe summer at our beaches. Please remember that lifeguards are not a substitute for parental supervision.
For more information please visit lakewoodparksandrec.com or call (253) 983-7887.
City Manager's Weekly Info Bulletin 6/21/2013
- Details
- Category: Weekly Info Bulletins
- Published on Friday, 21 June 2013 13:49
June 21, 2013
To: Mayor and Members of the City Council
From: Heidi Wachter, Interim City Manager
- Announcements:
- Lakewood Selects John Caulfield as new City Manager: City staff was excited to learn about the Lakewood Council's unanimous vote last night to appoint Mr. John Caulfield as Lakewood's next city manager, pending a contract agreement. This morning, Mr. Caulfield remarked he was "honored to have been chosen as Lakewood's city manager and truly appreciates the support and confidence of the Lakewood City Council. This is a great opportunity and I look forward to working with citizens, businesses, employees, and the Council to achieve the City's goals." The City's news release is online: /news/front-page/1417-lakewood-selects-john-caulfield-as-new-city-manager
- Permit Counter to Close at Noon on Wednesdays: Due to an acute staff shortage, the second floor counter for the Planning, Building, and Public Works Departments will be closed on Wednesday afternoons. Staff expect this to be a temporary measure, but may last a few months. The closure will allow the limited staff to process those permit applications that have been submitted. The second floor front counter will be open from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; and 8:30 to Noon on Wednesdays. The City appreciates the patience of our residents and businesses during this period.
- Council Priority: Maintain and enhance public safety
- Dower Elementary Safe Routes to School Project: Construction of sidewalks on John Dower Road from Custer Road to 78th Street West will begin Monday, June 24. Construction includes curb, gutter, sidewalk (on the school side), enhanced crosswalks with rapid-flashing beacons, and hot-mix asphalt overlay. We will complete construction in August and will require temporary lane closures during the day.
- Council Priority: Sustain regional leadership and coordinate with military partners
- Raider Brigade Update: This Sunday, 343 soldiers from the 4-2 Stryker Brigade (Lakewood's adopted brigade) will return to JBLM from a nine-month deployment to Afghanistan. After this group arrives, half of the brigade will have returned home with the remainder coming home through July. City staff delivered donations from citizens and city employees this week to the brigade's headquarters (see photo below). The brigade's family support groups will distribute the donations to returning single soldiers living in JBLM barracks. The City and the brigade appreciate the generosity of those who contributed.
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- City Manager's Weekly Info Bulletin 6/14/2013
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- City Manager's Weekly Info Bulletin 6/7/2013
- City Manager's Weekly Info Bulletin 5/31/2013
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Another frost
The forecast for Springfield at NOAA is 32 for tonight and Saturday night. Just barely a frost unless they lower it some more. Of course they wouldn't do that. lol I think I'd be a bit angry if I got my seedlings through that last cold blast and then lost them tonight. Glad I looked at the forecast. The temps weren't that low when I looked yesterday.
Isn't this cold snap just maddening!! All the little leaves on the trees, all the pretty spring flowers, and even them lilacs are dead. I look forward every spring to our beautiful bright pink azaelas. The freeze killed every last bloom and they are now black!!! I am so sad I could cry!! I guess the early warm weather spoiled us to soon this year!! I cannot wait for spring...again! : )
anise- arkansas advertises the 4 seasons. i have seen 6 in the last month!
we had a hell of a hail storm yesterday at around 5 pm. scared me to death. just 30 days after i completed my greenhouse. all is ok though. about 3 inches of rain which we really needed. high forecast today is only 46 and it is very overcast with sprinkles.
i was going to start tomorrow but my son is on the way here from ga. through tunica. that is, if he has gas money left!!!!!


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Can soybean meal be made into a tea?
I recently made alfalfa tea after reading on this forum, but can you make soybean meal tea? I've searched & searched & can't find anything on it.
I bought soybean meal for our lawn & am also hoping that it helps 2 maple trees that have sparse leaves & branches dying. A week ago, I "threw" alfalfa pellets from the trunks to the canopies. I probably should put this on the tree forum. I can't afford an arborist. I thought about planting 2 new maples behing them in case they die. They are 26 yrs. old. I don't see anything wrong with the bark or insect damage. If it helps, we're in the Kansas City area. I've read SBM is better than alfalfa, so I was hoping to make a tea so it would work faster.
Thanks for any ideas.
I suppose the best way would be to make some and try it on one plant to see what happens.
RE the GMO the DNA may have been altered but even the altered parts are organic so it will break down in the soil like anything else but just to be safe I would use it on the soil and not the foliage.
Thanks a lot, hoodat. I usually find answers to my questions here by searching. I don't remember asking for help before.
I've been making alfalfa tea in 5 gal buckets. The next time I need some, I'll try 1/2 alfalfa & half SBM & see what happens. My plan is to use it as a soil drench around the trees.


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Kranthi Pothineni
Lost Dream
Its a beautiful dream
Like a crimson sun
On a milky blue sky
Birds flying to home
And myself in Rome
Its a beautiful dream
Like silver cloud line
To mounted dark cloud
Light kissing the head
And myself on rose bed
Its a beautiful dream
Like shining dew drop
On a lush green grass
Bright day smiling
And myself flying
Its a beautiful dream
Like a new born cub
In hands of young love
Tears flowing in joy
And myself with toys
Its a beautiful dream
Like a painless sleep
On a dry soft pillow
Night not slept slow
And myself out of flow
Its a beautiful dream
Like full moon night
On a artful dark sky
Dogs stopped scream
And myself out of dream
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Comments about this poem (Lost Dream by Kranthi Pothineni )
Antonio Liao (8/27/2009 8:44:00 PM)
a poem that reveals the wonder of creation.....a once....a time we live in
a place called paradise, Yes! a wonderful land where each soul rejoice.
until God send us to this beautiful world to live....descriptive language can't
fathom the fantastic scenery of the eternal place of God.... as the life
move on, waiting to come home again, when death passes our mortal body
to lay in the grave it stay....next moment we are wake the lost dream will
then wiggle us to live..... perfect concept for our faith. God bless...
a 10 +++++ (Report) Reply
Louis Rams (8/26/2009 7:57:00 PM)
instead of lost dream, it should have been called 'beautiful dream'.
because it is beautiful another ten (Report) Reply
Sarwar Chowdhury (8/25/2009 3:28:00 PM)
fine poetic description! beautiful imageries!
10+ (Report) Reply
Shashendra Amalshan (8/25/2009 11:21:00 AM)
I am very sure and sincerely wish with all my heart that your dreams will come in to reality.
Every one dreams, and we always get feeling that. oh gosh I am just dreaming, it is never gona come true... but if you work towards them, you might be able to turn those dreams to real.. this is very good writing, nice composition...10
best wishes and warm regards
shan (Report) Reply
Yoonoos Peerbocus (8/25/2009 5:49:00 AM)
Joseph Poewhit (8/25/2009 5:33:00 AM)
Them lost dreams are like clouds floating in the sky. (Report) Reply
Marieta Maglas (8/25/2009 4:14:00 AM)
The similes that are used for the descriptions of the lost dream are wonderful, the rhymes are very well chosen and the message of the poem is very well revealed....10++++ (Report) Reply
Catrina Heart (8/24/2009 11:54:00 PM)
Now you have penned a sweet flowing words and very nice to read aloud...............loved it! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! (Report) Reply
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Christmas card recycling
My pic is a bit fuzzy, getting used to a new camera, plus I didn't have the storage card yet so was taking low pixel pics.
Every year since I was a child I've made gift tags out of Christmas cards after Christmas, saving only ones with a personal note inside. This year I decided to save the cards to use as post cards next year as someone suggested here, keeping them whole to make sure I don't send them back to the same person. I made tags from a few that for various reasons wouldn't be good for postcards. I still have a lot from previous years so making just a few is fine. I used my deckle scissors and each is double, meaning you open up the tag and write on the inside.
Now I just have to remember my plan to send the cards as post cards next year, lol.
Here are the tags I made:
Very nice!! I've made a few! I saved my cards this year & picked out some to make little fridge magnets. Just get large flat clear marbles from Michael's & position over small scenes. Snowflakes with sparkle are good, ice skating scene etc. cut out the scene & put on back of flat marble with Weldbond (be sure you put glue on front of pic & when it dries on back of marble it shows through & looks so nice. When very dry attach piece of magnet. Sometimes cards have cute pic on back of card & it works perfectly!! Jan
I have been doing that for years as well. I am very lucky these days as no one at my office wants the Christmas Cards, so I get about 100 from there every year as well as my own that I receive at home.
It's a shame that so many people just toss them out after the holiday.
Suzan J
Have you ever made these ornaments using old greeting cards? I have found bunches of different types of card at thrift shops or asked for them on freecycle. I have used baby shower invitations, birthday invitations and cards ect. Just a fun project and can be used as place cards, table decorations and such. I have tons of gift tags, so I found this idea years ago and loved it. Passing it along. ;)
Here is a link that might be useful: Another use for holiday and greeting cards
We donate the tops of our holiday cards to kids with cancer. They use them for a fundraiser, and they'll take card tops from any holiday or occasion. So if you don't have Christmas cards around still, it's still an option for other cards, too.
Here is a link that might be useful: donate tops of cards