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changing Metropolis: a Via design docuMentary VIA Design has been asked to make a publication to represent the complex- ity of theoretical perspectives, artistic interventions and planning strategies presented during Metropolis 2007. Both as a documentation of the events and insights produced in Copenhagen 2007, but also as a work in its own right. Metropolis: a fraMework It is clear that one of the core chal- for action and reflection lenges is bridging the many different The Metropolis 2007-2017 initiative, approaches, methodologies and expe- launched by Copenhagen Interna- riences of Metropolis and cultural city Changing tional Theatre (KIT), aims to link the planning in general. In order to real- world of the arts and theatre with city ize the potential of this field, we need life and urban development. The am- to cultivate images and examples that Metropolis bition is to forge continual collabora- enable us to deal with the diversity tions crossing the disciplines of art of the city and the many disciplines and architecture, culture and urban working with city-making. planning – across local, regional and national borders. Changing Metropolis is an attempt Introduction to deal with this challenge. We have In 2007, Metropolis initiated the filtered the richness of Metropolis in Metropolis Biennale, presenting a the VIA Design way. It means repre- number of art and culture events in senting the complexity, yet proposing and about the city, along with the actions to be taken, linking the reality research platform Metropolis Labo- of what already is with the visions of ratory, where artists, architects, ur- what could be. ban planners and theoreticians met around the challenge: How to improve The ambition is to bring forward an and bring life to cities? active and sensitive vocabulary, facili- tating navigation between the wide Combining theory and practice, art perspective and practical, hands-on and urban planning, culture and ar- solutions. It's about combining the chitecture, Metropolis is a unique general theoretical reflection with the arena for questioning urban life of to- concrete qualities of the art project. day. It provides an occasion to rethink It's about linking the personal angle the relationship between art, culture, to the big picture – and ultimately: and the city – as well as opportunities the eagerness to plan with the uncer- to experiment in the city. Metropolis tainty of life itself. continues over the coming 10 years al- ternating between Metropolis Labora- Ida Vesterdal & Christian Pagh tory and the Metropolis Biennale. VIA Design 2 3 City culture is on the professional political agenda, city- branding is already old news, and every city boats of its own cultural offers – there are many good reasons to become cynical when talking city culture. But we argue that there are better reasons to keep on talking – and take action – when it comes to the deeply intriguing and important relationship between city and culture. It's a question about how we live – and how we want to live – together. More than words the culture-city connnections City-life and city-culture has become a topic of So we say that there are real and actual aspects of Planning the discussion both around dinner tables and at city officials' offices. It has become evident that city- culture is not only vital for city-life for its own sake, the link between culture and city in need of our at- tention. Why? The answer is twofold: Firstly, there is a need to consider how we actually and practically Unplannable but also for the survival of the city on a global scale, make cities more suited for the way people live and where competition is increasingly determined be- interact – more suited for their culture. Secondly, tween cities and city regions. The sudden populari- there is an interest in the resources of art and cul- ty of the city and its culture makes it a difficult field ture as partners in (future) city planning as well as to comprehend. If you look at the promo-material the management of the (existing) city. A perspective on the crucial link between of any western city there is a great chance that the culture and citymaking same well-meant, flimsy words will reappear. The This double culture-city connection can be seen in city is probably culturally rich, diverse, full of art – the growing interest in a field such as cultural plan- and innovation. It's difficult to disagree, and often ning that considers the cultural life of the city as equally difficult to figure out what is really going a whole. In the works of renowned cultural plan- on in the city in order to realize these fine visions. ners such as Colin Mercer, Robert Palmer or Charles Landry the perspectives are not only planning for But even though you might tire from all this talk culture, they are also the culture of planning. The about city culture there are very real and concrete is- central question from this perspective is: How can sues unfolding underneath the flimsy words. What cultural considerations and resources be integrated is interesting is the connection between thinking in the overall way we do things? A similar tendency the city and thinking culture – a link that was not can be noticed in the growing interest of involving considered in this way only 20 years ago. This link artists and academics from the cultural field in city has to do with much more than just branding. It development processes – as it happens more often deals with profound questions about how we organ- in multidisciplinary design and planning competi- ize our interactions as human beings. And thus it tions. Finally, you can see new strong connections raises the question: How to connect the planning of between the cultural domain and the city planning the city, with the life of the city? Or in other words: in public bureaucracy, as integrated departments How do we connect what the city is – with what we of culture and urban development are being estab- want the city to be? lished in several cities. 6 7 froM city-planning to city-Making ing its cultural aspiration, its networks, values and So the challenge at hand is truly many-fold – and of- stories, its sensual dimension. You can say that city ten for this very reason becomes muddled up when making considers the software of the city in con- discussed. A central question is how to become bet- junction with the hardware, not separately. ter at making cities sensitive to culture in its many aspects: How does a city meet the broad require- Making the possible present ments of culture understood as our way of living It is this more sensitive – in both senses of the word and being in the city as well as the more specific – understanding of city making we believe in. The needs of all the cultural experiences we cherish as making of the city must be considered an integrated something special and often encounter in muse- art, or an art of integration. It is in relation to this ums, theatres and libraries. ambition that artistic and cultural strategies can contribute substantially. Not necessarily embodied Certainly, it is not only a question of either-or is- in the "artist" or "cultural specialist" personality, sues when it comes to investment in culture; but in the sense that an open, non-specialist ap- rather, it is a task of connecting resources and po- proach is essential – and that this approach requires tentials, whether they stem from big institutions an understanding of form to work. or local skaters. A central task, when considering the culture of a city, is how to connect the cultural In contemporary society where the nature of "cul- assets in the narrow sense (in museums, theatres, ture" is an increasingly open question, the way we libraries etc.) with culture in the wide sense: the do things is not naturally supported or validated by culture of everyday life. More generally, the agenda tradition. On the contrary: our culture is based on must be how a city can solve problems and realize the new, on creativity and innovation. Words that its potential through more profound cooperation. may be worn out, but still indicate that our culture And thus, it's all about enhancing the ability to is faced with the challenge of openness. The way find creative solutions in all fields of the city, rather in which we make our cities has to deal with this than focusing exclusively on arts and culture as a openness and cannot exclusively rely on traditional place for creativity, although they may contribute disciplines or answers. decisively. Thus we argue for the genuine incorporation of ar- The discussion often gets confused when the nar- tistic and cultural competences. It is not about the row and the wide concept of culture are jumbled to- artist or cultural planner providing answers. It is gether; however, even though it is very important about the artist – or the creative cultural thinker, to grasp the difference between these two aspects politician, designer, businessman or administrator there is also a point to the confusion. The point is – raising qualified questions across various disci- that artistic and cultural competences can contrib- plines. It is about the ability to open up to qualified ute decisively to the way we organize culture – in and inspiring ways of navigating in regards to what the crucial link and outlooks – be it in the architectural processes, the wide understanding of the word: as the way we is still not there. And it is very much about creating Altogether the field reveals an understanding of planning processes or in city management. The live together, say, in the city. possibilities to see and imagine a new potential, the necessity of working interdisciplinary. This is importance of interdisciplinary perspectives of the while making it possible to act accordingly, not just the crucial link. The players of the city are realizing city are often mentioned, but not practiced in a re- So another aspect of this culture-city link has to react to the already existing. that when it comes to the city they are facing the flected or systematic way. And even though there do with the belief that cultural and artistic compe- very same challenges but from different perspec- is an understanding of the potential of cultural tences can be put into effect during the process of tives, and that they are increasingly depending on and artistic approaches to make this happen, the making a city more sensitive, imaginative and co- each other to solve them. Business and culture, potential is not realized. Too often, the artistic or hesive. It can help us to move away from city plan- politics and design, leisure and innovation have academic element remains an alibi and is not re- ning, understood pejoratively as a detached and become entangled in the city network whether one ally integrated in the final application or solution, purely functional exercise, towards real city mak- likes it or not – and this requires new ways of work- which then might end up as a mere technocratic ing, a term used by Charles Landry with richer con- ing and thinking. The problem is that there is in success, yet failing to meet to the cultural aspira- notations. City making encapsulates the idea that fact surprisingly little practical knowledge about tions of the city. the development of a city should be seen as an art how to actually connect the different disciplines that approaches the city as totality, hence includ- 8 9 the big picture and hands-on research all share this ambition. And they all work But what qualities do we believe art and other cul- with experimental processes, looking for new ways tural competences can contribute with? It has to do to interact with and change reality. In all its com- with translation and application. The real decisive plex simplicity the question is: How do we become points are: How do we go from a soft competition better at experimenting together in the process of program to a hard project in steel and bricks? From creating more inspiring and cohesive cities? the political decision and vision to the bureau- cratic organization? How do we cross the border- There is not any singular answer to this question. land between all the flimsy words and the more The point is exactly that this can only be done in tangible, the real subject matter we can touch and practise, in understanding the specific needs and feel – and discuss and interact with? qualities of this place, these people, and this con- text. But there can be numerous imaginative, effi- The more traditional modes of planning and man- cient and engaging ways of doing things than can aging cities are very often unable to make this inspire us. We believe in the seminal power of the translation. The conventional languages of plan- good examples. This is why we have put this book ning, bureaucracy and economy are not made to together: In attempting to transmit some of the articulate the subtler, sensuous aspects of city-ex- reflections, artistic interventions and planning ex- perience. Yet it is very much sensuous aspects that amples that can inspire us to live together in better make a city, and that are forgotten in the newly ways. made cities, suffering from lack of life, love and soul. Furthermore, the languages of planning are often closed vocabularies where only few can par- ticipate. And yet, the city and its making affects everyone. The challenge – put yet again in other words, as it keeps recurring in many ways and levels – is to keep linking the big picture with the very concrete hands-on decisions that emerges in every situation, taking place in every moment in cities all over the world. Here the richer and experimental languages of art and culture can play a significant role. They can make us aware of our ways of interaction, and other possible ways of interacting, since they are physical, concrete and sensuous experiments. Not just with words, but with actions. And thus open- ing and questioning traditional languages and structures, they can also entail a democratic and inclusive aspect. the power of inspiration In this showground of culture and the city, the boundaries between art, culture and other creative practices become blurred. What is important is the perspective. It's about openly searching for more imaginative ways of doing things – in all types of contexts. It's about being tangible and practical, yet ambitious for solutions that go beyond the stand- ard models that impoverish our lives and cities. Ar- tistic processes, user-oriented design and dedicated 10 11 plANNiNg METROpOliS THREE pERSpEcTivES ON culTuRE "The challenge of planning REFLECTION Where the creative cities-strategy can be defined as a lies in mobilising the city's plAnnIng FoR CReATIVITy And dIVeRsITy culture-led economic strategy based on Richard Florida's own resources, instead of theory that tolerant cities attract talent (which again at- Dorte Skot HanSen tract technology), the cultural-planning strategy rather mindlessly copying models sees creativity as a local resource active in community and concepts which have development. Both of these strategies are more or less been developed elsewhere. overruling the more traditional arts policy strategy which sees creativity as aesthetic experiments having an intrinsic We need a reflexive cultural value, and the goal is therefore to develop the arts and its planning which at one audience. and the same time takes into account the various My point is that neither the creative cities approach, with its sole reliance on the creative class, nor the geographi- differences in lifestyle and of cally-defined lifestyle approach of cultural planning, where the need of art for free spaces culture seems to be everything and therefore nothing, nor and dialogue." the more narrow sectoral approach of arts policy, based on Planning metroPolis: Planning for creativity and diversity - DORTHE SKOT-HANSEN the idea of arts for arts´ sake, is sufficient in itself to en- 3 STRATEgiES fOR plANNiNg sure the development of creative and diverse cities today. creative citieS - a la Florida THE NEED fOR A REflExivE culTuRAl plANNiNg Cities as global competitors The challenge of planning lies in mobilising the city's own resources, instead of mindlessly copying models and con- planning fun and flow for the creative class cepts which have been developed elsewhere. We need a Culture as experience reflexive cultural planning which at one and the same time Is it possible to plan the takes into account the various differences in lifestyle and Creativity as experience creative city – and especially: of the need of art for free spaces and dialogue. And we Culture-led economic strategy based need planning, which at a general level treats art and cul- on the 3T's is it possible to plan for ture as a resource for personal development, rather than a strategic tool for the development of cities in short-term cultural planning creativity and diversity at competition. Here, Florida's planning of fun and flow for -planning with culture the creative class is too superficial, with the risk of result- the same time? This is the City as local spaces -geografical ing in the development of "Voodoo Cities", in which the planning for diverse lifestyles and problem I discuss in this post-modern facade functions like a carnival mask to con- subcultures ceal an underlying decay. Broad, antropological definition of culture article based on a model We must find a new model in which artistic, cultural, eth- Creativity as a local resource which was launched at the nic and social differences are reflected and made visible in strategic use of culture in community the urban spaces and cultural offers, with cultural diver- Metropolis-seminar in June development sity as the linchpin. In this context, cultural diversity does artS policy 2007. The model is a very not mean that all cultural attractions must be for every- -planning for the arts one, but rather that a multitude of cultural institutions condensed version of the and activities must be available being capable of meeting City as an art-scene -sectorbased the many needs, including the need for concentration and three current strategies challenge. planning for 'creative moments' of planning using arts This will require conscious planning for culture, in the narrow, humanistic definition of culture Creativity as aesthetic experiments with and culture as means of sense that the more established artistic and cultural insti- intrinsic value tutions must be secured, with respect to their profession- strategic development of the arts and its developing cities. alism and international scope. The freedom of artists and audience 29 spaces for their aesthetic experiments must be strength- "We must find a new model ReFleCTIon ened. The more network-reliant and free flowing "growth in which artistic, cultural, layers" or independent groups must have arenas for expres- sion. ethnic, social and subcultural expressions must be ethnic and social differences given space and visibility on the city scene. There has to are reflected and made visible be 'something for everyone', but with respect for the estab- in the urban spaces and lished cultural institutions and the multifarious characte- cultural offers, with cultural ristics and requirements of cultural expression. diversity as the linchpin. THE cHAllENgE Of DivERSiTy In this context, cultural Making possibilities available to all citizens to participate diversity does not mean in the organisation of the city's cultural scene, to partici- that all cultural attractions pate in a multitude of cultural and artistic offers, and to express themselves culturally, will make the city stage the must be for everyone, but more dynamic, complex and experientially rich. Both for rather that a multitude of the city's own citizens and for visitors. This notion of diver- cultural institutions and sity can be strengthened through: activities must be available Planning metroPolis: Planning for creativity and diversity - DORTHE SKOT-HANSEN dIVeRsITy In oRgAnIsATIon – organising artistic and cul- being capable of meeting the tural attractions under various different auspices, such as many needs, including the public sector, private and voluntary organisations, and via need for concentration and partnerships and networks between these. challenge." dIVeRsITy oF CulTuRAl eVenTs – ensuring that a diverse range of artistic and aesthetic experiences come to ex- pression in many different genres and styles, and on many levels, including those which are more challenging and complex. dIVeRsITy oF VoICes – ensuring that art and cultural events include both global and local expression, and that cultural, social and ethnic groups and subcultures are giv- en the opportunity to express themselves and be heard. Dorte Skot-HanSen Head of Centre for Cultural Policy Studies, The Royal School of Information and Library Science Copenhagen www.db.dk/cks/skot.htm 31 What happens when citizens are given the opportunity to do creative actions in public ART CAse city space? What kind of routine behaviour is put into a new perspective? What kind of mental and physical boundaries are challenged? What kind of new perceptions are created? What happens when citizens are moving differently? does it impact peoples' view on one another - does it change yours? .....you are invited to string your way with 40.000 metres of colourful string & elastics tracking string across enghave square into a collective string web. When collective string WeBs - plAy HANgiNg AND HAMMOcKS you pull the strings in new directions, the structure gradually changes, and you create new space, functions and movements and new possibilities arise. you are also invited to tie objects to the string web, and make it grow... enjoy! This was the invitation for local people and by-passers in Vesterbro city area and for 5 days the Collective string Webs laboratory took place exploring collective creativity and movement in public city space. Collective string Webs is part of Creative Actions By involving people in a colourful string muster it was the aim to explore how, and began as a street-laboratory in Cape Town creativity, collectivity, weaving of social layers and movements evolve in public WHy? 2005, later on developed into a large scale instal- space. secondly, it was explored how the atmosphere of a square can be changed public city space in the western world is primarily lation 210.000 metres Collective string Webs for temporarily into a dynamic and vibrant one. used for efficient ego-actions with clear purposes Roskilde Festival 2006 and in 2007 a traveling such as consumption, transports, sports, meet- series of Collective string Webs covering 5 dif- ings, deals, shopping, and often in a well-known ferent parks-squares in new york City. neighbourhood. This major public behavioural pattern tends to result in increasing traumatic Creative Actions aims to provide concrete op- tensions in public city spaces. The project does portunities for citizens to release creative re- not analyze these 'traumatic patterns". Instead sources collectively and individually in public it moves on to provide a concrete city space for city space as a counterpart to, and healing proc- creative actions. ess for, anxiety, aggression, isolation, alienation and stress in public city space. Joy and pleasure! collective String WebS The aim is to set a specific scene in the city for - play Hanging and Hammocks! citizens to begin moving differently, driven by joy, by visual artist karoline H. larsen (Dk) pleasure and curiosity. For all ages and across so- in collaboration with performer Jasmine Zim- cial and cultural boundaries. The aim is to give merman (uS). citizens the opportunity to communicate and col- 5 days at enghave Square , københavn 2007 lectively generate a positive atmosphere through web: www.creativeactions.com a shared playful, creative experience in public city photos by tina louise Hunderup space. 69 The city does not reflect society – the city is society. plAnnIng CAse This is why city construction is confronted with the phenomenon of the frontiers of social development – whether the construction is of new cities or the reconstruction of old ones. City development and urbanity are potentially political issues that disclose and challenge a number of fundamental questions and possibilities in time. TRENDS iN THE bORDER-zONE MuSicON musicon – confronting the Borderline - pETER ScHulTz JØRgENSEN It is necessary for city planners to relate to and work Musicon is an area of 25 hectares of land situated with the trends existing at the frontiers. These trends between the historical city quarter and the festival must be challenged and solutions must be sought, if grounds, where the Roskilde Music Festival takes city planning should do more than reproduce far too place easc year, for ten days with 100.000 partici- recognisable results. some of these trends are: pants. The site was home of a concrete factory until it shut down, leaving the Municipality to purchase • Citizens and players use the city dynami- it in 2003. cally in expressing/ extending life quality. • ownership is challenged by knowledge and the As a part of an extensive strategy to invest in cul- file-sharing culture. ture in Roskilde, it was decided that Musicon should • Applying communication and participatory become Roskilde's musical district. The three baring technology creates new spaces. dimensions in the development of Musicon were to • Artists participate as active partners in city be: culture, education and cultural businesses. The planning and city life. musical district was to have a broad scope but the • sustainability is integrated as a part of the emphasis was on music. In this way Musicon music city and city-life as values, operations, tech- became connected to the content – as activities – but nology and aesthetics. it is also connected to why and how the construction should take place. Connected to these trends is a growing desire amongst citizens, groups of players and networks to ENERgy AND cHANgE to express themselves in an active democracy. It would be the easiest thing in the world to fill Mu- sicon with traditional city development – this is the Musicon in Roskilde challenges these trends, through master-plan, this is what it will look like and this is its original concept and the values new urbanity more or less how it will turn out. such broadly ap- should be based on. As such Musicon in Roskilde has plied model often results in emergency calls to artists MuSicON utopian dimensions. not an idealistic utopia, disre- to do something in order to add some city culture garding material conditions, but a realistic utopia to the area. This form of city planning excludes the that seizes the possibility to create a new urban real- urbanity and urban dynamics that it is supposed to CONFRONTINg THE bORdERLINE ity by challenging the existing options. include. 93 created on the basis of actions and projects, based THe TeMpoRARy: Musicon consists of large open ar- plAnnIng CAse The first players to settle in Musicon are: den- mark's Rock Museum and an international on a skeleton, providing fix-points, and result in a eas and several large buildings that will be used for quarter house, The Roskilde Festival adminis- number of options. We will not use the traditional gigs, art exhibitions, workshops and more. We will tration, a house for entrepreneurs, an expan- tool of the closed master plan: an abstract image of use these spaces for temporary and edifying activi- sion of the Technical school, open dance a regional dance group, HAl 12 Roskilde skate a city defining the physical frame of the city-life that ties. This transitory aspect can be used to examine – created by a group of skaters. Furthermore should follow. Instead we work for an ubanity to de- the possibilities, attractions and vitality of the place. 200 new youth residences will be completed velop over time through catalyzing projects. We only In doing so you get insights to possible options. Thus in 2009. The expectation is to establish 2000 spend an absolute minimum of economic resources, the temporary events become a method in creating new jobs in art and cultural work and a number of residences but projects are required to live up to the develop- permanent activities and physical structures, for in- ment requirements of Musicon. stance, by developing the existing factory halls. For example "The City as a screen" is an art-project (Au- neW quAlITIes: All players and projects must add gust – september 2008) that utilises the Musicon new qualities to Musicon and should participate in site to display a number of video-projections demon- organising events. Businesses and others moving strateing the artists' view of the city and city-life. into Musicon must have something original to con- tribute that can provide new dimensions. They must oRgAnIsATIon: energy brought in is generated by contribute with approaches and actions that contrib- organisation. That's why a Musicon office has been ute to an atmosphere everyone can thrive in. established, acting relatively autonomous with re- gards to the Municipality. This independence is nec- neTWoRks: All players must bring networks into essary to gain significant power, credibility and an Musicon that can add new dimensions, qualified operational platform free from local government bod- musicon – confronting the Borderline - pETER ScHulTz JØRgENSEN products and processes. This applies to participants ies. The main objective of the office is to continue of temporary activities and the people/ organisations developing the concept. The office is responsible for settling into the new buildings. This can of course all contacts and is active in shaping the nucleus and be a tricky ideal to implement but the intention is facilitating the processes. The office is responsible to make network sharing a part of the Musicon cul- for programming plans and projects and negotiating ture. with interested parties and investors. This organisa- tion must strengthen the overall concept of Musicon. deMoCRACy: democracy becomes alive through We regard this as a way of strengthening the con- openness and participation. This is not only a formal tent, with open processes and flexibility in the every- process but a relationship between citizens and deci- day life of Musicon. sion makers. democracy can have many dimensions and the many players involved – including the citi- Musicon is a laboratory, a stage for experiments in zens – can participate and join a continuous qualify- new ways of establishing companies, where business ing process where conflicts aren't to be avoided but meets art, education, media, citizens, museums and seen as an unavoidable and enriching necessity. so on. This can only happen in collaboration with This is why a different strategy and tactic has been 1001 relationships in an open, creative environ- other experimenting places, researchers and people, implemented to create new urbanity – with the mu- ment of negotiation that plays on the technical, gRoWTH: The development must have a pace that who wish to try things out – instead of just talking. sical touch – by challenging the trends and contra- economic and cultural conditions. ensures that the players are settling in the area and Musicon is driven by the energy and perspectives dictions in the border-zones by operating with great • The creative negotiation must dictate a continu- develop their activities in a social and professional that arise in continuously working on the frontiers sensitivity – over time. ous creation and recreation of urbanity through environment. and challenging the limits of society. an exchange between the activities and the • The method is to bring into the area as much planning – ongoing planning by doing. THe AesTHeTIC quAlITIes: The aesthetic quali- catalysing energy and vitality as possible by ties are found in the process via the various types peter ScHultZ JørgenSen creating meeting points between different net- Musicon is in the first phase of development. The fol- of activities and hybrids. The aesthetics don't only Planner works, different values, many qualifications and lowing describes some of the main principal points consist of the architectonical creations or the urban Municipality of Roskilde global resources. of the long term planning: design, which is often the case, but are composed of • The outsets are possibilities generated from many other qualities expressed in contradictions, the testing, participating in real situations with A CITy oF ACTIons And pRoJeCTs: Musicon will be messy, the incomplete etc. 95
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Editor, Referring to the headline in the Sunday Courier, let me, too, say that my concerns are aroused by the proposed millage-rate increases.
This was written in a cave somewhere in greater Bora Bora. The column was floated across the ocean in an RC Cola bottle to this newspaper.
One afternoon, I had a hankering - a primal-like craving - for a supper of pinto beans and cornbread with a tall glass of cold, rich buttermilk thrown in for good measure and extra filling.
Editor, Supposedly, taxes are going up again because SPLOST was voted down. Don't you know that taxes are raised whether or not SPLOST is approved? Taxes also will be raised no matter how many concerned citizens attend the three public hearings on the proposed millage-rate hikes.
I didn't cook Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday. My husband, daughter and I went to a restaurant in Richmond Hill that offered all the traditional holiday fare at a reasonable price. It was the first time in my life I did not eat a home-cooked meal on Thanksgiving.
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Editor, To SPLOST or not to SPLOST - that was the question ... and SPLOST lost! The citizens of Liberty County finally got tired of unconstrained spending and spoke up the only way they could - through the ballot box.
Editor, An editorial cartoon by R. McKee serves as a modern take on the old Hans Christian Anderson tale about the emperor who was swindled by to weavers who promise to make him a suit of clothes that is invisible to people who are stupid and incompetent. When the emperor and his cabinet members cannot see the clothes, they pretend to be able to see them for fear of being deemed unfit for their positions. In reality, the swindlers only pretended to make the suit and clothe the emperor. He isn't wearing anything.
Editor, Today, I was nursing Gauge, my 2-month old son, at the Dunkin' Donuts in Hinesville. I have nursed in public like this numerous times. I sat in the corner and even had my friend stand in front of me to make sure nobody saw anything. As I was leaving and getting Gauge buckled into his car seat, an employee followed me to my car and told me that from now on when I nursed in the donut shop, I needed to cover up because customers complained.
Back in 1966, Bobby Fuller sang about, "Robbin' people with a six-gun, I fought the law and the law won." And rightfully so - robbery is a crime. But what happens when it's the law doing the robbing and the law wins?
On my "to-do" list last week was a reminder to call former Gov. Carl Sanders and see if he had any thoughts on how to get the field at Sanford Stadium named for UGA's former coach and athletic director Vince Dooley. I knew he would like the idea and perhaps could jerk a few chains I seem to have been unable to rattle thus far.
I love this time of year. All the lights and decorations really can make our community look pretty. It would be wonderful if we all made that kind of effort all year long.
It started accidentally. Some good ideas and memorable moments are like that. They aren't planned. They're born, bringing with them an ability to nudge a way naturally into our lives and become a tradition.
Moms want everything and nothing at all. We want to be everywhere at once and also nowhere to be found. We want to impress everyone, handle every chore imaginable and spend every waking second bonding with our children. We also want to totally escape from life. Failure to accomplish this leads to immense guilt and, occasionally, foul moods.
Editor, In my humble opinion, the failure of the Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax was not a criticism of the tax, but rather of the excessive - and perhaps arrogant - spending of our tax dollars by our elected officials. The threat of the new Transportation SPLOST, another tax, was maybe another factor.
Editor, I saw the following quote on Facebook recently: "I tried to keep silent but my ancestors won't let me."
At Keep Liberty Beautiful, we are all about trash this month. Trash pickup, that is.
Last weekend, as I introduced President Barack Obama on the steps of the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, I was overcome with emotions. Of course, I reflected on how far we have come over the past 50 years. But one thought could not escape my mind: Those who fight to make it harder to vote don't know what it's like to be kicked, clubbed and beaten for the simple right to cast a ballot.
Editor, Sam's, Costco, Barnes and Noble, Michaels, Hobby Lobby, Hallmark, Hancock Fabrics, Staple's, Bed Bath and Beyond, JC Penney, Sears, Dillard's, Macy's, Kirkland's, etc.
It is with regret I tell you that our intrepid public servants in the Legislature have scuttled a bill that would have lowered the age of eligibility to serve as a member of the House of Representatives to 18 years of age and to 21 in the State Senate.
Editor, For decades, students at the traditional public schools in Georgia have been denied the chance to win a state championship because the system overseen by the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) ignores the fact that there is no parity among traditional public schools, private schools and city schools.
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Your application process is outdated and old. Your personnel would not rent a vehicle to me because I did not have an emergency phone contact. That is BS, I'm single, 60yo do not work and you will not allow me to rent a vehicle because I do not have an emergency contact.
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The crew was friendly, esp the check in and check out.
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Not have such rude employees, and call centers should know location policy before making promises they can't keep.
I walked into a VERY LONG line in the store but was in and out in less than 15 minutes. Very impressive!
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Texans Lose Fifth Straight
Updated: Sunday, October 20 2013, 09:50 PM CDT
The Kansas City Chiefs
had their backs to the end zone in the third quarter on Sunday, and the
Houston Texans had first-and-goal with an opportunity to take the lead.
Three straight plays went nowhere and the Texans had to settle for a field goal.
It was a virtuoso display by the NFL's stingiest defense, and a signature stand in a stellar second half.
Chiefs kept repelling the Houston offense the rest of the way, and the
result was a 17-16 victory to extend their perfect start.
know as well as I do you win with great defenses. That's how it rolls,"
Chiefs coach Andy Reid said. "You can't be successful like we are
without a great defense."
Nor can you be
successful without a guy like Jamaal Charles, who ran for 86 yards and a
touchdown, or quarterback Alex Smith, who also had a touchdown scamper.
"It was a physical game," Charles said, "the kind of a game this team needs to go far."
game was still in doubt even after the Chiefs' goal-line stand. They
had to punt with 1:46 left, but the Texans had no timeouts. Case Keenum
threw an incompletion on first down, and then was stripped by linebacker
Tamba Hali on the ensuing play.
Johnson recovered the ball for the Chiefs, and Smith simply kneeled on
it from there to run time out. The result was a 7-0 start for Kansas
City, trailing only the 9-0 mark put up by the 2003 team for the best in
franchise history.
In the Super Bowl era, 31
teams have started 7-0 and all qualified for the playoffs. Fifteen of
those 31 clubs advanced to the Super Bowl and nine have won it.
confidence," said Hali, who was part of the Chiefs' two-win team last
season. "Guys believe in what we're doing. They believe in one another,
and that goes a long way."
Keenum, making his first NFL start in place of the injured Matt Schaub, threw for 271 yards and a touchdown for the Texans.
performance was overshadowed by a pair of crushing injuries: Running
back Arian Foster left in the first quarter with a hamstring injury and
did not return, and linebacker Brian Cushing was carted off with a left
knee injury in the second half.
"It was very
detrimental to us," said Texans coach Gary Kubiak, whose banged-up team
is riding its first five-game skid since Nov. 6-Dec. 11, 2005.
they can pin their ears back, they're very, very difficult," Kubiak
said. "They came and got us pretty good there late in the game."
Texans moved the ball well early on, taking the lead on Randy Bullock's
48-yard field goal. But the scoring drive proved costly when Foster
left for the locker room, and then emerged a short while later in a gray
"I'm going do everything I can to get healthy and come back and fight," he said afterward.
Chiefs took the lead later in the first quarter when Charles pounded
into the end zone from a yard out to cap an 82-yard drive. But the
Texans, behind Keenum's unflappable play, retook the lead on a 29-yard
touchdown pass to DeAndre Hopkins.
"He did a
great job," Kubiak said of his young quarterback, who beat out T.J.
Yates for the starting nod. "He's got some things he's got to understand
when they come after him. But he made some great football plays to get
his team in position to win."
Indeed, the
Texans still led 10-7 midway through the second quarter. Smith proceeded
to guide the Chiefs 97 yards in 15 plays, and his 5-yard draw gave the
Chiefs the lead at halftime.
Bullock tacked on
two more field goals for Houston, and Ryan Succop hit one for the
Chiefs, who came within inches of extending their 17-16 lead early in
the fourth quarter.
Tight end Anthony Fasano
caught a pass at the goal line and was ruled down, and Reid was
unsuccessfully in challenging that it should be a touchdown. Charles was
stuffed on the next play, and Smith's pass to wide open Sean McGrath on
fourth down was out of bounds.
It turned out that the missed points didn't matter.
The Chiefs' defense made sure of that.
The Chiefs had five sacks, giving them 36 on the season. ... Ben Tate
had 50 yards rushing for Houston. ... The Texans did not commit a
turnover until Keenum was stripped at the end. They had an AFC-leading
15 turnovers coming into the game. ... Smith had 231 yards passing.
Scores & Schedules
April 02, 2015 07:05 GMT
Spring TrainingWednesday's Games
Houston 3, Detroit 2
Toronto 9, Boston (ss) 7
Philadelphia 9, Atlanta 2
Minnesota 4, Boston (ss) 4, tie
Tampa Bay 3, N.Y. Yankees 0
Miami 8, Washington 0
St. Louis 5, N.Y. Mets 4
Oakland 4, L.A. Angels 1
Kansas City 4, L.A. Dodgers 4, tie
Arizona 3, Cincinnati 0
San Diego 8, Chicago White Sox (ss) 2
Chicago Cubs 11, Milwaukee 7
Chicago White Sox (ss) 12, Seattle 4
San Francisco 5, Cleveland 2
Colorado 10, Texas 4
Baltimore 3, Pittsburgh 3, tie, 10 inningsThursday's Games
N.Y. Mets vs. St. Louis at Jupiter, Fla., 12:05 p.m.
Tampa Bay vs. Philadelphia at Clearwater, Fla., 1:05 p.m.
N.Y. Yankees (ss) vs. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., 1:05 p.m.
Pittsburgh vs. N.Y. Yankees (ss) at Tampa, Fla., 1:05 p.m.
Cleveland vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, Ariz., 3:05 p.m.
Milwaukee vs. San Diego at Peoria, Ariz., 3:05 p.m.
Chicago White Sox vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Ariz., 3:10 p.m.
Baltimore vs. Atlanta at Kissimmee, Fla., 6:05 p.m.
Boston vs. Minnesota at Fort Myers, Fla., 7:05 p.m.
L.A. Dodgers at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m.
Oakland at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m.
NBAWednesday's Games
Washington 106, Philadelphia 93
San Antonio 103, Orlando 91
Charlotte 102, Detroit 78
Boston 100, Indiana 87
Brooklyn 100, New York 98
Dallas 135, Oklahoma City 131
Houston 115, Sacramento 111
Milwaukee 95, Chicago 91
Toronto 113, Minnesota 99
Utah 98, Denver 84
L.A. Clippers 126, Portland 122
New Orleans 113, L.A. Lakers 92Thursday's Games
Miami at Cleveland, 8 p.m.
Houston at Dallas, 8:30 p.m.
Phoenix at Golden State, 10:30 p.m.
NHLWednesday's Games
Buffalo 4, Toronto 3
Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 1
Anaheim 5, Edmonton 1
San Jose 5, Colorado 1Thursday's Games
N.Y. Islanders at Columbus, 7 p.m.
Washington at Montreal, 7:30 p.m.
Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m.
Boston at Detroit, 7:30 p.m.
Carolina at Florida, 7:30 p.m.
N.Y. Rangers at Minnesota, 8 p.m.
Calgary at St. Louis, 8 p.m.
Vancouver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m.
Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m.


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Sandhill Cranes on the Sweet Marsh in northeast Iowa. USA
Image taken with my Canon PowerShot SX50 IS.
*Image is best viewed larger!
Excellent photo!
Thank you so much, Stephen!!
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Great color, details and framing, excellent closeup
Thank you, Byron & Julie!!! :o)
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Love the way they posed. They are so pretty. Wish we had some here. Lovely shot.
Thanks, Brenda!!! :o)
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outstanding capture Lorilee.
Thank you so much, Julie!!
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I just adore these images of the cranes………………….they are beautifully taken Lori…………………..Joyce
Thank you, Joyce!! They are amazing birds!! :o)
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You were not the centre of their attention, and you got them great. The red caps are special.
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Excellent lighting and beautiful birds
Thank you so much, Chris!!
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Indeed they are captivating, Lori! Great pose and capture! ;o)
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Excellent capture, Lori!!
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Interesting birds…excellent shot.
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Alex runners finish half marathon
Alexandria had a total of 10 runners finish the Scheels Earth Day half marathon in St. Cloud with Joseph Schneiderhan, 48, finishing with the fastest time of the local runners in 1:20:14.
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