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The stock market is little changed is early trading after eight straight weeks of gains and the long holiday weekend.
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The Dow Jones industrial average eased eight points to 16,077. The broader Standard & Poor's 500 index is up one point to 1,807. The Nasdaq has gained five points to 4,065.
Traders are weighing early results from Thanksgiving shopping. Shoppers spent less over the holiday weekend than they did last year, even though they turned out in record numbers. It would be the first decline in Thanksgiving weekend spending since a retail trade group began tracking it in 2006.
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Comment posted Hail no! Cabbies refuse boroughs by Junie.
I am so for these fines!!! NYC taxi cab includes all boroughs. I am a tired of having to deal with terrible treatment because of other people doings. I can care less about people jumping out of cabs, or your need to use the bathroom. It comes with the job! you know the stakes! if you can not complete the duties u signed up for then simply, find another job! IT is the worst. TO have to stand in the pouring down rain/cold/snow. to get from my job in the downtown area to my home in the bronx. I once even had a taxi who realized that my destination was in the bronx; try to drop me off at the bridge. 11:30pm. He tried to make me get out the car! because he refused to go to the bronx. PISS! is an understatement! all in all. it is even sadder that today; I am trying to find a way home from my job because I refuse to trust this faulty yellow cab system. who picks and choose where they feel like going. Just like you have people who may jump out on the fare, u have cab drivers who are charging higher rates to pocket some of my hard working money. it is a chance u and I are both taking. The sadder thing is you get paid to take it.
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- tony fox"god bless"you right 100%.we should not give free miles to anybody any more.out of city manhatan ,double the meter.or call uber .let compete ,it is called competition.make it hard for people to hail a cab and test competition.jfk must be 100$ and lguardia must be 90$,newark 150$.is the way we can lead.competition will force everybody and law makers to kiss our toes.midtown 23 street to 57 st extrat 5 $ no joke.cabs are the most expensive car on the planet if we count all paper work medallion and insurance …..dont sell our selves cheap.let them bite uber.is time to fix the prices now,and we got a reason to bring a livable wages for taxi drivers.
new drivers must have 2 years experience to drive yellow cab.so is time to change ..spread the word……
- Please read two comments written by me just before your posting. I pledge here one more time that I WILL GO THROUGH TLC PROCEDURE TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEM ONCE AND FOR ALL. Just give me some time by this summer. I have a dozen more innovative solutions to improve taxi service for drivers and 300 million riders a year(? this I am not sure). I studied French in my country which is not good at making money but I studied marketing in US and I will do my work to increase the size of pie currently shrinking and nibbled up by rats and bugs. We have problems in four Ps: Product (taxi service nobody is doing nothing new in this system) Place (distribution of service to outerboros) Promotion (except for all others on rooftops) Price (fare and leasing fee). I found my purpose.
- This outerboro cab plan may be good for residents but only intraboro not interboro needs. Queen-based cab will refuse to go to Staten Island or Bronx, and Bronx to Staten Island. They all should hate to come to Manhattan in theory but they will love to come into Manhattan let's say in evening. Now how passengers will return to their boros late at night? By yellow cabs legally in theory, but they will take available outerboro cabs conveniently. Now the city made a precedent whatever illegal practiced long enough will be recognized and rewarded into legality. Maybe illegal gun buying too? Now I am going too far off the subject. The big difference is restrained practice with illegality keeping undesirable outcomes at bay versus rampant practice with legality right in front of face. This game constraints are: 1> more outerboro residents will come into exclusive yellow cab territory which is Manhattan 2> illegal for other cabs to pick up 3> yellow cabs don't like to go outerboro when busy but can't allow outerboro cabs picking up either. THE WINNER OF THE GAME IS: THE ONE who will enable all passengers to go out of Manhattan paying no extra fare without any refusal by Yellow Cabdrivers who will LOVE to go anytime anywhere in NYC. Nobody solved this so far. I like to solve it in an innovative way.
- We, as drivers and riding public, are all victims of incompetent system of NYC transportation. Tell me any other mode of mobility within NYC which is smooth, efficient, hassle free making sence: MTA subway, bus, car service, pedicap, bike, horse carriage, food vendor cart, delivery truck, discout long distant bus, ferry, preventible elevator or helicopter accident – as I mentioned it, I have an eerie feeling of one coming soon, knock knock. I had it myself and I am determined to do something to solve the ongoing problem at least this outerboro refusal by taxi in innovative way. This has to be solved for five boroughs under the one name of great NYC. See what contribution we will make to the development of Bushwick community if residents have easy access to Manhattan. Our adorable mayor ( I mean it he brought 55 million record tourists last year) needs some help. I pledge myself here openly so that I make myself more committed and accountable.
- Why doesnt TLC make customers pay for outer boroughs first,,,with $ or cc?
If fare is less they get return funds? Its so simple. The tlc doesnt care if the passenger runs away. They say file police report, then we lose $50 more for waiting in police station?
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depressed …No ITS Not….Its IN a Flux at The Moment…..You Never Saw Housing Prices Fall..?…..Medallions Have Fell Several TIMES in 50 Years…..Once Uber Is Banished To GREEN Zones We ARE BACK..!..Dont Fall For The HYPE….Banks / Lenders Are S CU M….All Points To BLOOMBAG….Remember HIM..?
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Uber its criminal activity in the hands of corrupt politicians. Yellow industry legal system. Who want illegal Uber ? UBER OUT of NYC!!!
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Try reading/ comprehending entire comments, Tony (if IQ permits)
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That tells you that Uber is a viable alternative to taxis. Which should not be possible without buying a Medallion. Why the TLC can't grasp that $imple concept is a my$tery.


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The Godfather: Blackhand Edition for Wii has gone gold (that means it's in a completed state and ready for publishing).
The game has you starting at the bottom as you try to gain control of New York's streets. You must choose the path of either an Enforcer or an Operator. Each option has its own perks and skills to learn. It's set to ship on March 20th.
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Nice pic.
aaron said:
Going to be good, already preordered mine and it's got an R18 rating over here.
cmk said:
Love the pic, game sounds cool.
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"m'fuggin" Hilarious.
Master Foot said:
This is what some of us have been waiting for. Let's hope that it redeems the curse behind movie to game adaptations.
eric wii said:
Finally! I hope it's good. There has been lots of hype about this game.
Nova said:
Another GTA remake.
Master Foot said:
The videos of the gameplay look pretty good. It makes me wonder why Rockstar didn't jump on board the Wii yet. From what I've seen, they've really gotten a hold of the wiimote and used it creatively with the combat. Rockstar should take note. I can't wait for the do good politically correct soccer moms and politicians to start protesting against this game. Then again, these are the same soccer moms that are hooked on Wii Sports.
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Legislators getting their first look at a state-backed path to an Alaska natural gas pipeline project said Friday they need much more information and expect the matter will dominate much of the upcoming 2014 legislative session.
"We're a long way from a decision. We're in the information-gathering mode," Rep. Eric Feige, R-Chickaloon, said Friday after a hearing of the House Resources Committee, which he co-chairs.
Two sets of consultants discussed the complexities and costs of an Alaska liquefied natural gas project.
Black & Veatch just completed a $424,000 study for the Parnell administration on the economics of a gas project that suggests significant state investment of $9 billion to $13.5 billion could make the project happen.
As it is, under the state's current royalty and tax regime, "the state of Alaska is currently out of the money at current projected demand levels and price levels in 2025," Peter Abt of Black & Veatch told the committee.
Projects already in the works will be able to sell liquefied natural gas for less than Alaska to meet the demand, he said.
The Parnell administration has been pushing the state's oil producers and pipeline company TransCanada Corp. to commit to an LNG project that would export Alaska natural gas to Asia and also provide gas for Alaskans.
Legislators are learning just how complicated the world of natural gas is and how it differs from oil. Always in demand, oil is sold on spot markets. LNG projects are much more expensive up front. Project backers generally want signed long-term commitments from buyers for the gas before a project is built.
In Alaska, a plant to liquefy the gas could cost $23 billion, on top of a $10 billion gas treatment plant on the North Slope and a $12 billion 800-mile pipeline to ship the gas to Southcentral Alaska, the state estimates.
LNG markets are highly concentrated, Abt said. Seven countries account for 70 percent of the demand, and just eight countries provided more than 80 percent of the LNG exports in 2012, he said.
The United States, which had been a gas importer, is poised to become the world's biggest supplier largely through Lower 48 shale gas projects, Nikos Tsafos of PFC Energy, oil and gas consultants to the Legislature, told the committee. PFC led a natural gas symposium for legislators in August.
Asian buyers, particularly Japan, have been locked into high-cost gas contracts linked to the price of oil but are pressuring suppliers for cheaper gas, Tsafos said.
"The consumers have reacted. The consumers are looking for more choice. There are people who are willing to supply them that gas. So you have a push downward of the price," he said.
Joe Balash, the state's new natural resources commissioner, said the project economics can work -- if Alaska buys in and gets a seat at the table.
The state's share of natural gas is generally 12.5 percent, what's known as the royalty share. In an LNG project, the state could see the value of its gas diminish if the oil and gas companies charge big fees for liquefication, Balash said. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission oversees natural gas pipelines and LNG export terminals, but not the rates charged for that process, he told the committee.
If the state has an ownership share in the project, its interests would be more aligned with the oil companies, he said.
Legislators said they need to learn more.
"What I heard loud and clear was that the risk-reward analysis needs to be very thorough and it would be premature to say we're at the point where we've fully evaluated in terms of where it makes sense for the state to invest," said Rep. Geran Tarr, D-Anchorage.
"We still don't have enough information to make any good decisions, but I do think we need to make some changes," said Rep. Peggy Wilson, R-Wrangell.
Both legislators said they expected the natural gas project to be much debated in the legislative session, which begins in January.
The Parnell administration and its consultants plan to provide more details to legislators as soon as next month. Balash said the administration expects close scrutiny by legislators, but wants action.
"We're in a competition, and either we're going to get in the game or we're not," Balash said after the hearing, referring to other LNG projects in development around the world. "In my book, sooner's better."
Friday's meeting ended early because of the snow storm. The House Resources Committee plans to take another look at the natural gas project Dec. 9.
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How do you win? Make sure you're following @GameSpot on Twitter. Then when you see us use the hashtag #StarWarsDay, retweet that post for a chance to win!
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Farm fields in Illinois, not just coastal regions, could see dramatic effects from climate change, warns a new report from the University of Illinois Institute of Government and Public Affairs.
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Farm fields in Illinois, not just coastal regions, could see dramatic effects from climate change, warns a new report from the University of Illinois Institute of Government and Public Affairs.
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Brian Younker hopes to reopen Orland Township's drop-off recycling center as soon as Gov. Bruce Rauner signs a bill that boosts the amount of electronics that manufacturers are required to pay to recycle each year.
The legislature averted a recycling crisis by the House and Senate each unanimously passing House Bill 1455 in mid-May. It increases by about 13 million pounds what the manufacturing companies must pay for during the next three years — a short-term fix that's expected to get recycling centers to take electronics again.
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The Natural and Cultural Resources Master Plan for the Forest Preserves of Cook County, produced by the Prairie Research Institute, provides data-driven guidance to theForest Preserves of Cook County (FPCC) — which celebrated their 100th anniversary in February–for managing preserves in the coming century. The FPCC manages >69,000 acres preserving diverse ecosystems and archaeological sites enjoyed by millions every year.
At the request of a bi-partisan group of legislators, the University of Illinois was asked to undertake a review of how polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB)-contaminated soils and other wastes are managed in Illinois. Their main concern was a proposal to deposit PCB wastes in an expanded section of a landfill near Clinton, Illinois. The legislators that asked for this report thought it would be helpful to undertake a review of current practices in Illinois, look at how other governments handle these wastes, and review current research on PCBs including alternative waste-management technologies.
This report includes a summary and recommendations about PCB disposal, a review of how PCBs are a persistent pollutant, and a literature review of remediation technologies of PCBs and manufactured-gas-plant wastes.
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In an effort to make campus more eco-friendly and closer to a zero-waste initiative, 20 new recycling bins with standardized signage were installed on the Quad this month, making 30 total recycling/landfill stations.
The project was completed by the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center (ISTC). According to the project's leader Bart Bartels, technical assistance engineer at ISTC, the center makes recommendations and completes projects aiming to reduce waste emissions on campus.
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Ending a 7-year-long dispute, the DeWitt County Board on Thursday night voted to approve a settlement agreement with the owners of Clinton Landfill that keeps PCBs and manufactured-gas-plant wastes out of the landfill.
The landfill sits over the Mahomet Aquifer, which is the water source for Champaign-Urbana and about 800,000 central Illinois residents.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today announced a decision to designate a portion of the Mahomet Aquifer system as a sole source aquifer. More than half of the population in east-central Illinois relies on the Mahomet Aquifer system as a source of drinking water.
The Safe Drinking Water Act gives EPA authority to designate all or part of an aquifer as a "sole source" if contamination of the aquifer would create a significant hazard to public health and there are no physically available or economically feasible alternative sources of drinking water to serve the population that relies on the aquifer. The designation authorizes EPA review of projects that receive Federal financial assistance to assess potential for contamination of the aquifer system that would create a significant hazard to public health.
The Mahomet Aquifer system is an underground layer of water-bearing sand and gravel that fills a wide bedrock valley in an area that includes 14 east-central Illinois counties. The aquifer system provides about 58 million gallons of drinking water each day for 120 public water systems and thousands of rural wells that serve about a half million people in Illinois.
EPA's public comment period on the designation began on March 13, 2014, and closed on June 12, 2014. EPA held public hearings on May 13 in Champaign and on May 14 in Morton. Following a review of public comments, EPA prepared a Responsiveness Summary which addresses comments and answers questions. The decision goes into effect when it is published in the Federal Register.
The Responsiveness Summary and other relevant documents will be available to the public at EPA's regional office, 77 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago; Champaign Public Library, 200 W. Green St., Champaign; Bloomington Public Library, 205 E. Olive St., Bloomington; Pekin Public Library, 301 S. Fourth St., Pekin; Havana Public Library, 201 W. Adams St., Havana; and Watseka Public Library, 201 S. 4th St., Watseka.
For further information, go to www.epa.gov/region5/water/gwdw/mahomet