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Pork Stroganoff
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|Fresh fettuccine
|12 Ounce (375 Gram)
|Olive oil
|2 Teaspoon
|Minced garlic
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Poppy seeds
|2 Teaspoon
|Pork fillet
|1 Pound, cut into strips (500 Gram)
|Seasoned flour
|1 Tablespoon
|2 Ounce (60 Gram)
|2 , sliced
|3 Tablespoon
|Sour cream
|4 Fluid Ounce (125 Milliliter)
|Tomato puree
|1 Tablespoon
|Freshly ground black pepper
|To Taste
1. Cook fettuccine in boiling water in a large saucepan following packet directions. Drain and toss through olive oil, garlic and poppy seeds. Set aside to keep warm.
2. Toss pork in seasoned flour to coat, shake off any excess. Melt 15 g (1/2 oz) butter in a large frying pan and cook onions for 3-4 minutes or until soft. Remove from pan and set aside.
3. Melt remaining butter in pan and cook pork in batches over a high heat for 3-4 minutes or until browned. Return pork to pan, add onions, then stir in brandy and simmer for 2-3 minutes. Remove pan from heat, stir in sour cream, tomato puree and black pepper to taste. Serve immediately with fettuccine.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
Preparation Time:15 Minutes
Cook Time:15 Minutes
Ready In:30 Minutes
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On another day, Jackson worked on the close-ups of the battle of Pelennor Fields, the epic war scene of the trilogy.
It was a little before noon, and he had been up for more than six hours already.
There was a careful choreography of warriors cloaked in good and evil, but strangely, there was no clang of steel — the sound effects were to be added later.
Still, it was gritty, physical, labor. Mortensen, as Aragorn, bounded into the breach more than a dozen times.
But there were also moments of complete boredom only an orc might fully appreciate.
In the films, orcs are ferocious, ugly creatures spawned by the evil wizards to battle on their behalf. But on the set, in between takes, the orcs horsed around, played practical jokes on one another, and ate candy. One even played the air guitar while singing the Muppets' "Rainbow Connection."
After the carnage on set, the orcs and the other extras settled down — still in costume — to eat a lunch of barbecued chicken, Caesar salad, and an assortment of pastries. One moment, the orcs were trying to kill their human foes, the next they were playing cards with them.
"We kill them on set, then we play cards in the mess," joked an orc. A human retorted, "Orcs cheat."
Mortensen, still in full costume, wanted to duck out for a noon-time errand.
But there was a strict rule against going "off-campus" in costume. To keep the myth of Middle Earth alive, kings and hobbits were not to be seen in the real world. So the reluctant king reluctantly wrapped himself up in a bathrobe before going out.
Meanwhile, Jackson hadn't stopped for lunch. He was scouting a location a few miles from the studio for a scene between Frodo, Sam and Gollum in the third movie — but the scene never made it into the final cut.
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The last days of shooting on the set were bittersweet, since a real fellowship developed among the actors as it had on screen.
Elijah Wood, playing the gentle hobbit Frodo, the ring-bearer, was only 17 when shooting began. "This became our lives," he told Primetime.
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Some surefire ways for him to succeed, party to royally blow the opportunity
Only 11 days after the re-election of Barack Obama, Marco Rubio flew to Iowa to informally begin his quest for the presidency in 2016.
He didn't come out and admit it, but there's no other reason for a Florida senator to visit the Hawkeye State in November, or any other time. Iowa holds the first big primary and is therefore treated with ludicrous attentiveness by future candidates.
At this point, only shut-ins and the morbidly curious are paying any attention to presidential politics. Everybody else is exhausted.
Then, in early December Rubio and Rep. Paul Ryan, who shared the GOP ticket with Mitt Romney, gave back-to-back speeches at a Washington hotel. The event was widely covered and analyzed.
Ryan, who's trying to extricate himself from the wreckage of the Romney campaign, is also running for the White House in 2016. In the absence of a Gaga-style makeover and mass voter amnesia, he can't win. This year he couldn't even deliver his home state of Wisconsin.
Rubio, on the other hand, will be worth watching once voters recover from the hangover of 2012. His appeal is potentially broader than that of anybody on the GOP horizon, which isn't saying much, but he's still their best hope.
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If Rubio could produce an immigration package that passed the Senate and survived the neoconservative outcry in the House, Obama would sign it in a heartbeat. With that under his belt, Rubio would be the clear front- runner.
Although elected as a hard-right conservative, he's been sidling back toward the middle. It's the only possible way to beat Hillary Clinton, the presumptive Democratic nominee.
In Washington, Rubio made an unsubtle dig at the postelection whining of Romney and right-wing talk-show gasbags.
"Some say that our problem in America is that the American people have changed," Rubio said, "that too many people want things from our government. But I am still convinced that the overwhelming majority of our people just want what my parents had — a chance."
Based on the grim exit polls, you'd think Republican leaders would comprehend the futility of sucking up to the beet-faced Limbaugh fringe and pushing an agenda most Americans viewed as extreme, exclusive and intrusive.
That tone had been set in the primaries by the lamest, flakiest set of candidates in modern memory. The only one who ever stood a chance was Romney, who veered so hard to the right that he couldn't ever find his way back.
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5. Finally, keep pushing for laws that would allow anyone who looks vaguely Hispanic to be pulled over in their cars and frisked for citizenship documents. This is how you keep your "base electorate" fired up, your base being angry, white, old and dwindling by the day.
Rubio can't avoid Iowa with its freakishly homogeneous demographics (91 percent white), but he can certainly avoid coming off like a jabbering loon. He's already separated himself from the likes of Rick Santorum and Michele Bachmann by stating that he actually believes in science.
Now we'll see if the GOP can evolve enough to let him lead the party out of its cave.
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With the closing of Fox Reality Channel I've been missing my fix of Solitary and other trashy Reality show reruns. One day, still thinking the channel was there, I switched over and was surprised to see Rebel Monkeys. Although I didn't expect myself to really like it, considering it's just a show about animals, it actually is a very "human" show. There is drama and emotion with very familiar reality show personalities. Problem is, they are all monkeys.
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The Wireline Competition Bureau seeks comment on a request filed by Cablevision Systems
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Cablevision seeks review and reversal of a March 19, 2014, decision by the
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In celebration of his newest recording, renowned soloist Matt Haimovitz performs all six Bach cello suites, while visiting four central New York locations! The "moveable feast" begins with a Tuesday live-at-noon broadcast from the studios of WCNY FM (91.3), followed by a 3pm appearance at The River's End Bookstore. The musical tour resumes 5pm Wednesday at Tyler Gallery in Penfield Library, with the remaining suites offered as a memorable evening concert in Sheldon Hall Ballroom. Join us for a delightful tasting or the entire feast!
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Ms. Yorke has also been an opera and German lyric diction coach at the Juilliard School of Music in NYC, followed by a post as a German song coach at Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey. During this time, she also developed freelance recording and piano performance projects. She subsequently worked as a vocal coach at the Manhattan School of Music.
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I'm reading Seirawan's Winning Chess Tactics for a second time. Which books have you not only recommend but have read more than twice? (any chess subject)
Simple Chess - Michael Stean
I haven't read that many books overall, so the only one I've read more than once is Tigran Petrosian: His life and games by Vik Vasiliev (and it's absoluetely excellent - I believe Silman said somewhere that his copy eventually fell apart from the number of times he read it).
I've read "The Art of Combination in Chess" by Eugene Znosko-Borovsky twice and I think it helped me immensely.
Euwe's The Development of Chess Style. About how chess strategy changed since Greco's time.
Simple Chess, The Master and Margarita - Mikhail Bulgakov, Crime and Punishment - Fyodor Dostoevsky, probably others I don't remember. I always thought it was interesting that the Russian word used for crime also meant transgression. I'd love to read both in Russian, but I'm too lazy to learn the language ):
Well, I've also read "How to Reassess your Chess" by J. Silman in the Third (1993) and Fourth (2010) editions. It's not really like reading the same book twice since the Fourth ed. was quite different, even down to the author's recommended "thought process."
Plus the Fourth ed. contains an appendix on the author's experience with drug and LSD use in professional chess in the 1960's and 1970's that I found quite entertaining!
Silman's Reassess Your Chess (3rd) and Averbakh Advanced Chess Tactics. Among non-chess books A Separate Peace (quite different reading it in high school and then 25 years later) and Lord of the Rings trilogy (at age 13 and 18).
The Grapes of Wrath.
The Hichhiker's Guide to the Galaxy trilogy- all 5 of them
Oh, and also Chess To Enjoy, by Andy Soltis
Me, too.
When I was in grade school, I read a book more than 30 times. Then I lost count. The Black Stallion by Walter Farley.
My dad had this Civil War book that I read over and over. Lots of maps and pictures, and quite good, but I don't remember the title.
Hmm, most read book, that's a tough one. I always went for breadth over depth. I may well be The Grapes of Wrath at a modest three times.
I wish I had time to read many chess books twice, inc game collections of Alekhine, Capa, Smyslov, Fischer, Pillsbury, My System and Chess Praxis by Nimzovitch and many others - but I still have many unread books such as game collections of Karpov, Kasparov, Gligoric, Tal, Petrosian, Lasker and middlegame books by Romanovsky, Soltis, Euwe and many more unread works (sigh)
And then there are all sorts of unread novels, short story and novelette anthologies and works of non-fiction gathering dust in my library not to mention tons of stuff already read I'd re-read if I had the time (sigh)
I may have read Animal Farm more than three times, but I can't actually recall.
The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck, a Pulitzer Prize winning classic
"We" by Evgeny Zamyatin, a brilliant little book.
Hitchhiker's Guide, two grillion times.
The Lord of the Rings I have read twice or three times.
Mother Night by Kurt Vonnegut, thrice or four times.
Oh yeah, Mother Night is tremendous!
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Tylenol is the brand name for acetaminophen, a drug that is available without a prescription. It is often used to relieve pain and reduce fever. Tylenol can be used for infants and children and is available in liquid and chewable tablets for this purpose. For adults, Tylenol is available in tablets and gel capsules. Some stores produce their own brand of acetaminophen, usually at a price lower than that of Tylenol.
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Ice reduses swelling because it numbs the pain and when the pain is gone that means the swelling calms down and it heals.
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As you would expect, Lisbon is Portugal's hub for train transport. Portuguese trains depart from 4 main stations, the one you use depends upon your desired destination. For most long-haul trains (e.g., to Porto and Faro), you will use either Oriente on the east side of town, or Santa Apolónia station along the Tagus River. The station you use depends on which is most convenient to you. It's important to note that a train ticket valid for travel to or from either station also gives you free transit to and from the other. For example, when we booked a ticket from Porto to Lisbon Oriente, we were allowed to stay on the train until the Santa Apolónia terminal, which was closer to our hotel. Tickets can be booked in advance online at the CP website; booking your ticket 5 or more days in advance gets you a 40% discount off the walk-up fare. The website has an English version, and we didn't have any difficulty booking our long-haul train rides and printing out our tickets before we left home.
The other two stations in Lisbon cater more to commuters. Sete Rios serves commuter trains in the direction of Sintra, while Cais do Sodre station has commuter rail service to the costal towns of Cascais and Estoril. All four stations feature a nearby Metro stop and taxi rank.
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The Estação Sete-Rios station is one of the major Lisbon stations.
The train station houses the:
-CP Linha Sintra and Linha Azambuja
-Fertagus Linha Roma-Areeira - Setúbal
-Metropolitano de Lisboa Jardim zoológico - Linha Azul (Blue Line)
Carris bus stops are just outside the building at street level for the following buslines:
-16, 31. 54, 58, 70, 701, 726, 746, 755, 768, 202 and 205.
A bit to the East is the seperate Estação rodoviária de Sete-Rios Bus Station-REDE NACIONAL DE EXPRESSOS , where the National buses depart to many destinations throughout Portugal.
There are many trains a day between Lisbon and Sintra. This trip takes about 40 minutes, and we can use Sete Rios, Entrecampos and Rossio Train Stations.
In my opinion, Rossio Train Station (Downtown Lisbon) is the best option.
Normal single fare: 2.05 EUR
Recharge single fare: 1.80 EUR
Using train is the quickest and more comfortable way to travel from Lisbon to Pragal. Pragal is the first station after crossing Salazar bridge.
Trains leave from line 4 in both directions. Look for Fertagus train.
There is a recharchable card. Fare costs 1.80 EUR.
I made use of the train from Lisbon to Sintra during my visits to Lisbon in March and December 2011.
The following details were correct as at the time of my visits:
Trains to Sintra depart from Lisbon's Rossio station which is located in the centre of the city and is connected to the blue and green metro lines. Rossio station is easily accessed from "Restauradores" station on the blue metro line or "Rossio" station on the green metro line.
Trains from Rossio station to Sintra depart approximately every 20 minutes from early morning until late into the evening.
There are a dozen or so intermediate stops between Lisbon Rossio and Sintra and the journey takes just short of 40 minutes.
I paid 4.10 Euros for a return ticket. A one way ticket would have cost 2.30 Euros, so there was a 0.50 Euro saving from buying a return ticket.
The train station in Sintra is a 15-20 minute walk from the town centre. Alternatively, you can catch bus number 434 (see separate tip) which operates on a loop between Sintra's main sights: the town centre, the Moorish Castle and Pena National Palace. An all day bus ticket for this bus costs 5 Euros and the bus stop is directly outside the train station. Tickets can be purchased from the driver upon boarding.
I made use of the train between Lisbon and Cascais during my visits to Lisbon in March and December 2011.
The following information was correct as at the time of my visits:
Trains depart from Lisbon's Cais do Sodre train station, which can easily be reached on the city's green metro line (it's the final stop on the line).
Trains to Cascais (which is the final stop on the line) run approximately every 20 minutes from early morning to late evening.
There are several intermediate stops between Cais do Sodre and Cascais (including the popular beach resort of Estoril, where the station is right besides the impressive Tamariz Beach) and the journey takes approximately 35 minutes.
The first time I travelled on the train, I purchased a Viva Viagem card for 0.50 Euros. I then topped it up each time I travelled by train. The cost of a ticket between Cais do Sodre and Cascais was 1.95 Euros each way.
The station in Cascais is located to the east of the town and is just a 5 minute walk from the beach and the many restaurants and shops in the town centre.
I made use of the train between Lisbon and Estoril during my visits to Lisbon in March and December 2011.
The following information was correct as at the time of my visits:
Trains depart from Lisbon's Cais do Sodre train station, which can easily be reached on the city's green metro line (it's the final stop on the line).
Trains to Estoril (which then continue on to nearby Cascais) run approximately every 20 minutes from early morning to late evening.
There are several intermediate stops between Cais do Sodre and Estoril and the journey takes approximately 30 minutes.
The first time I travelled on the train, I purchased a Viva Viagem card for 0.50 Euros. I then topped it up each time I travelled by train. The cost of a ticket between Cais do Sodre and Estoril was 1.95 Euros each way.
The train station at Estoril is conveniently located right next to the impressive Tamariz Beach. A tunnel from the station platform leads directly onto the beach.
When I visited Lisbon, I used two railway stations. Trains are operated by CP.
Cais de Sodre is the main Lisbon station on the Cascais line. From here, you can visit places such as Belem, Carcavelos, Oeiras, Estoril and Cascais.
Rossio station can be found near the large square of the same name in the city centre. Trains from here run to Sintra.
The ticket system was quite confusing at first but I soon got used to it. At the train station, I bought a Viva Viagem card and added money to the card using the ticket machines. The card is valid for one year so it can be used multiple times. I chose the 'Zapping' option which meant that when I validated my card using the machines on the platform, my fare was automatically deducted from the balance on the card. This made travelling around by train a breeze. Just make sure you validate the card, otherwise you will risk a fine.
The Rossio train station is Lisbon's central station for trains primarily running to the city's suburbs upwards to the hill towns of Serra de Sintra and ending up in Sintra itself, that fabled charming medieval village famous for its palaces and gardens.
This service which runs on regular daily basis services exclusively the Lisbon-Sintra-Lisbon schedule. It's the quickest way to get up to Sintra with travel time of less than an hour. It makes a stop in several major towns on the way to Sintra including the town of Queluz to where one gets out to visit the pink Rococo palace built during the 1700's by the French architect Jean Baptiste Robillion for Queen Maria I.
The Rossio train station itself is a highly eye-catching eccentric building. Built in the late 19th century in a neo-Manueline architectural style by Jose Luis Monteiro, one enters the main station thru a pair of grand Moorish horseshoe arches. With abundant opulent sculptural decoration the Rossio station looks more like a lavish palace or a grand theatre. Inside, platforms are connected by ramps to the facade level, all covered by cast-iron beans and supports. All worthwhile waiting in patience for one's train to Sintra or to the Queluz Palace in the town of Bella Queluz.
One buys the Sintra tickets right in the station which is conveniently located on Praca Dom Joao da Camara right off the big square that bears the same name as the train station, the Rossio Square or Praca Dom Pedro IV as is traditionally referred to by the locals.
Trains departing from the Cais do Sodré station (Linha de Cascais) will take you all the way to Cascais (via Belém and Estoril, among other). It is the one you should take if you want to spend a day at the beach for instance. Carcavelos, S. Pedro, Oeiras, Estoril and Cascais are some of the stations that have decent beaches within walking distance.
Trains run from about 05.30-01.30 and the station is accessible via Metro (Cais do Sodré). In the over 10 years that I used them, I remember delays only when there were storms and a fallen tree or something was blocking the tracks. There you go: Something that works great in Portugal!
Be careful as there are several kinds of trains. The two most common are:
- One that will stop at all stations until Oeiras. It will then go back to Cais do Sodre. I have seen many tourist going back and forth... you have been warned
- Another will only stop on a few stops until Oeiras (often only Alcantara and Algés) and then stops at all stations until Cascais.
- There are other trains that only stop on certain stations after Oeiras, so make sure you are on the right train. Ask before getting on it. It can be terribly frustrating to see that the train does not stop where you want it to... trust me, I have seen the faces people make when they expect the train to stop and it does not.
Check out the link for a complete overview of the timetable
One final note: The train ride is very beautiful, as you first go along the river and then (after Algés), along the sea. Some stations (like Monte do Estoril) are right on the cliff and you can hear the waves crash against the rocks. Try to sit on the left-hand side of the train going to Cascais and on the right, coming back.
On top of all this, the tickets are quite cheap.If I remember correctly a ticket from Lisbon to Cascais (one-way) costs 1.40Eur. I wish they were like that here in The Netherlands
If you want to visit some great places near Lisbon, such as Belém, Oeiras and Cascais, you have to take the train at Cais do Soudre. At Cais do Sodre you have the subway as well (metro) wich do the connection to several places in Lisbon.
There are very comfortable and the view is amazing because the line is just by side the sea. Don't miss.
If you want to go to/from Lisbon by train you have to go to Sta. Apolónia or to the Gar do Oriente.
Go to http://www.cp.pt for further information such as timetables or tickets.
From the north you have two options. You can exit at "Gare do Oriente" or to "Santa Apolónia" (also refered to "Sta Apolónia" or simply "Apolónia"). "Santa Apolónia" is the end station, "Gare do Oriente" is a big train/ bus and metro terminal. In my humble opinion it's easier to exit at Gare do Oriente (it's not the end station!) and then to go by metro or bus to anywhere. The metro station 3 floors below the train (you'll easily find indications... the subway symbol is a white M over red). There are lot's of bus stops around the terminal.
Lisbon subway:
Subway prices: 0,55 Euros (Single ticket); 1,05 Euros ('Go and return' ticket [one ticket, two trips]); 1,40 Euros (1 day pass).
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This centrally located train station is located between Praca dos Restauradores and Praça de Dom Pedro IV. The station was formerly known as Estação Central (Central Station) and that designation still appears in its magnificent Neo-Manueline façade which dominates the northwest side of the square and is a Romantic recreation of the exuberant Manueline style, typical of early 16th century Portugal. The Station was commissioned by the Portuguese Royal Railway Company and was designed between 1886 and 1887 by Portuguese architect José Luís Monteiro. It was built in one the most important squares of Lisbon, the Rossio, and connected the city to the region of Sintra, from where I took a train to one morning. Tickets to Sintra only cost €4 and trains leave every 10 minutes or so and take about 40 minutes.
Finally a great train terminus for Lisbon. It took some time coming to fruition but it's all worth the long wait.
The Estaco do Oriente is Lisbon's answer to the new century's modern parity. A train station so outward-looking yet human in scale, mascular, grand and well, very modern. But it is modern in its airyness and sleekness that is non-threatening nor complex. It soars in perfect harmony and magnitude of some adventurousness in spirit so fitting with the city's and Portugal's own golden expeditionary past.
The station is a signature architectural design by that great Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava along with Lisbon's monumental Vasco da Gama bridge, the longest in Europe which spans and connects the land across the River Tejo into Alentejo and the Algarve. Built around 1997-98 as part of the massive building boom for Expo 98, the Oriente not only opened the door the conduit for greatly improved train travel for the entire country and for the increasing incoming foreign visitors alike but to showcase Portugal's legitimacy in her EU membership. It was, before this, when one had to endure this long-winded connection via the ferries across the river into Cacilhas or Baireiro from Lisbon in order to catch the train travelling onwards to the regions of Alentejo and the Algarve. Nowadays, it's a mere Metro ride from central Lisbon into the gleaming Oriente train station.
The Oriente for the most part services destinations to the Algarve, the Ribatejo region as well as journey up north of Portugal. Even for international destinations which the traveller can also catch and originate from the Santa Apolonia train station downtown by the waterfront not far from the Baixa do make a stop here.
It's a quick Metro ride into Oriente from any points of Lisbon by Metro or bus. And for tickets, one must obtain it right at the station on the upper floor above the shops, cafes and restaurants as one comes to an ascent from the Metro. Try to get there at least an hour early before your expected departure and inquire for the precise platform for your train.
For train schedules, it is wise to inquire at the main Tourist Office in Lisbon located at the Palacio Foz on Praca dos Restauradores along the grand Avenida da Liberdade.
The Estação de Caminhos de Ferro do Rossio (Rossio station) at the Rossio square started in 1887 as the Estação Central (Central Station). The building was designed by the Portuguese architect José Luís Monteiro. A 2,600 meters long tunnel had to excavated to gain access for the trains. The station was Lisbon's main passenger terminus until 1957.
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Jimmy Howard and the Lidstromless Red Wings welcome the Minnesota Wild to the Joe tonight where they hope to get the ball rolling on their winning ways once again.
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With regulars Nick Lidstrom, Pavel Datsyuk and Jonathan Ericsson out of the lineup, Detroit's other stars and youngsters will get the chance to shine.
Brendan Smith will play in his 2nd game after being recalled again. Smith played a great game Tuesday in Columbus, and will look to build on the confidence he has earned all while hoping to steal the 6th D spot away from Jakub Kindl.
Jimmy Howard will get the start, and even though he has lost his last 3 games it wasn't for lack of trying.
Look for Babs to juggle the lines tonight looking for the right combinations. Specifically for Franzen and Bertuzzi who are without their regular center piece Datsyuk.
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The downtown Kansas City streetcar line is on the way.
Construction of the new downtown streetcar line takes place throughout 2014 and 2015. Riders will be on board for free trips between the River Market and Union Station/Crown Center in early 2016.
Kansas City has more than one billion dollars in economic development underway within the boundaries of the KC Streetcar TDD, or Transportation Development District. This includes more than $1 billion in development projects completed, in progress or publicly announced since voters approved the streetcar in December 2012.
This economic activity is the result of a combination of initiatives, demonstrating real growth in downtown Kansas City.
The chart also shows the subtotal of projects where the developer directly attributed the project and its location to the KC Streetcar. That amount is currently $381 million and focuses on projects right along the streetcar line, or within a block or two.
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The Kansas City Streetcar Authority (KCSA) Board of Directors approved the preliminary operating schedule for the KC Streetcar system at their October Board meeting on Oct. 30, 2014. The KC Streetcar system will operate seven days a week, with service running from 6 a.m. to midnight on Monday through Thursday, 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday, and 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday.
Check for the latest construction updates, including an interactive map at http://www.kcstreetcar.org.
The KC Streetcar brand was announced on August 28, 2014.
Main Street will remain open with full access to businesses although the lanes may shift as the rails are laid.
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NorthRail is a planning process involving the Mid-America Regional Council and North Kansas City to look at possible expansion into the Northland.
The proposed project includes the construction and operation of a streetcar line in Downtown Kansas City, Missouri, on Main Street. The alignment would begin with a loop around the City Market on the North and then run south on Main Street to the Union Station/Crown Center area, and then back to the City Market.
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adidas, who sponsors Bulls guard Derrick Rose, announced today its new line of clothes in "The NBA On-Court Collection", which will outfit all 30 teams.
Bulls' fans can now buy items such as varsity warm up jackets, on-court warm up jacket and pant, and long and short sleeve shooting shirts. Most of these items will be the same outfits that the players actually wear on the court before games, adidas said.
The collection is available at the NBA store's official website.


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West Oakland Arts Tour
- Community & Culture
- The Crucible- 1260 7th St., Oakland, CA, 94607
The State of Bicycle Planning in the South Bay
California Planning Roundtable and APA California Chapter Northern
Wednesday, September 5, 2012 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM (PDT)
Pre-ride tour of new downtown bike projects with City of San Jose Bicyclist & Pedestrian Program Coordinator John Brazil starts at 5:30 by the City Hall Rotunda, 200 East Santa Clara Street.
Refreshments and socializing start at 6, talk starts at 6:30.
The event will include an overview of federal, state and regional forces influencing bicycle planning in the South Bay by bike planning expert John Ciccarelli, and a discussion about local bicycle planning opportunities and barriers with representatives from the City of San José, Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition, and the VTA BART project.
John Brazil will talk about upcoming innovative bicycling infrastructure coming to downtown San Jose including green bike lanes, separated bike lanes, bike boxes, bike corrals, and a bike sharing program. Oxo Slayer will talk about designing bicycle access for the extension of BART to San Jose. Colin Heyne will talk about the advocacy efforts of the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition and how advocates can support planners to improve bicycling infrastructure.
Sponsored by RBF Consulting & Kimley-Horn and Associates
John Ciccarelli, Principal, Bicycle Solutions
John Brazil, Bicyclist & Pedestrian Program Coordinator, City of San Jose
Oxo Slayer, Junior Professional, Kimley-Horn & Associates
Colin Heyne, Deputy Director, Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition
Donation requested at the door. Suggested amount: $5 for APA or SVBC members, $10 others.
For more information or questions contact Katja Irvin (firstname.lastname@example.com or 408 569-8214).
The California Planning Roundtable (CPR) is an organization of experienced planning professionals who are members of the American Planning Association (APA). Membership is balanced between the public and private sectors, and between Northern and Southern California. The mission of the Roundtable is to provide a forum for prominent planners to exercise creativity and leadership in promoting understanding of California's critical public policy issues, and recommending action. (more)
The APA California Northern Section, offers membership to city and regional planners and associated professionals that primarily live or work in the western Klamath and Pacific Coast Ranges regions. The Section includes the highly populated nine-county San Francisco Bay Area and extends approximately 500 miles from the Oregon border to south of Monterey Bay. APA California–Northern promotes planning-related continuing education, social functions and other activities in order to . . . (more).
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