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Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER)/HBR009: Trace Metals in ppt and Streamwater at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest [LTER_HBR009]
LTER - Long-Term Ecological Research Program/Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest (HBEF) LTER/HBR009: Precipitation and streamwater samples are collected once a month (or twice a month in summer) and ...
Canadian Conservation Areas Database (CCAD) [Canada_GeoGratis_CCAD]
Due to the work and commitment from many regional agencies to establish conservation and protected areas, a framework is required to allow national analysis and reporting on ...
Canadian Geopolitical Boundaries, Level 1 [Canada_GeoBase_CanGeopolBoundL1]
This dataset is one of the GeoBase series of products. It contains current International, Economic exclusion zone and inter-provincial / territorial boundaries of Canada, plus the corresponding ...
Cartographic Boundary File: Census Agricultural Region (CAR) - 2001 Census, Canada [Canada_SAGA_CartoBoundCAR2001]
This product is a cartographic boundary file that delineates the subprovincial geographic areas created for disseminating agricultural statistics from the 2001 Census of Agriculture. The file covers ...
National Scale Frameworks Rail Network, Canada [Canada_GeoGratis_NatlFraRail]
Atlas of Canada National Scale Frameworks data are standardized national coverages of commonly used geospatial data sets at the 1:1 000 000 scale. A variety of framework layers (e.g. hydrology, ...
Marine Invertebrate Diversity Initiative (MIDI) Database [Canada_MIDI_MarInvDivInitDb]
This data set contains the marine invertebrate species that can be found in the waters of the MIDI study area. This includes the Scotian Shelf, Bay of Fundy, Bras D'or Lakes and the Gulf of Maine. ...
Monthly Means Of Sea Surface Temperature from the WDC-B Research Institute of Hydrometeorological Information (RIHMI) [MMSST]
The MMSST data set is archived at the World Data Center-B Research Institute of Hydrometeorological Information (RIHMI), Kaluga, Russia. The parameters include monthly means of sea surface temperature ...
Offshore, Coastal and Selected Lakes Research Cruise Stations - Expedition Database [Canada_GSC_ResearchCruiseStaED]
This data set consists of information related to stations conducted offshore, in coastal areas and selected Canadian lakes, in particular associated site-specific information for both Geological Survey ...
Radiocarbon Age Data - Eastern, Western and Arctic Canadian Offshore and Selected Lakes [Canada_GSC_RadioCarbonAge]
Each date is a radiocarbon age determined from Geological Survey of Canada (Atlantic) sediment samples. Most were analyzed by commercial labs such as Beta and Isotrace although some are from the GSC ...
Ten-Day And Monthly Values of Water and Air Temperatures from the WDC-B Research Institute of Hydrometeorological Information (RIHMI) [MPTDMVWTATDWS]
The MPTDMVWTATDWS data set is archived at the World Data Center-B Research Institute of Hydrometeorological Information (RIHMI), Kaluga, Russia. The parameters include 10-day and monthly values of ...
Tree Ring Chronology Indexes and Reconstructions of Precipitation in Central Iowa, USA, CDIAC NDP-002 [CDIAC_NDP2]
This data package includes a reconstruction of annual precipitation for central Iowa for the period 1680-1979 based on tree ring chronologies. These data are useful indicators of the precipitation/drought ...
Aerial Survey Database for Canada (ASDB) [Canada_CTI_AerialSurvData]
The Aerial Survey Database (ASDB) is a data bank of photogrammetric control points that have been established through the process of aerotriangulation. The primary purpose of this database is to ...
Canadian National Seismograph Network - Hourly Plots Archive [Canada_GSC_NatlSeisHour]
The Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) operates nearly 100 seismographs across Canada to detect and locate earthquakes. Together, these instruments make up the Canadian National Seismograph Network ...
Canadian Wildland Fire Information System - Fire Behaviour Prediction [Canada_CFS_CdnWilaFireInSysFBP]
The Canadian Wildland Fire Information System, Fire Behavior Prediction system, provides quantitative estimates of head fire spread rate, fuel consumption, fire intensity and ...
Canadian Wildland Fire Information System - Fire Weather Index [Canada_CFS_CdnWilanFireInfSyFWI]
The Canadian Wildland Fire Information System, Fire Weather Index, consists of six components that account for the effects of fuel moisture and wind on fire behavior. ...
Land Cover Map of Canada Using NOAA AVHRR 1-km data from 1995 [Canada_CCRS_LandCover95]
A new map of the land cover distribution of Canada has been produced through a cooperative project between CCRS and the Canadian Forest Service. Generated using ...
The Mediterranean Oceanic Data Base, Offering Hydrographic Profiles and 3-D Gridded Temperature, Salinity and Current Velocity Data [MODB_TEMP_SAL_BATHY]
The Mediterranean Oceanic Data Base (MODB) provides data products, analysis software packages, and visualization tools to scientists working in the Mediterranean Sea. Available data sets include ...
Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER)/HFR001: Meteorological Data [LTER_HFR001]
HFR001: Minimum temperature, maximum temperature, and 24-hour precipitation amounts are recorded daily. The Harvard Forest LTER site (HFR) is primarily Eastern deciduous forest. Research topics include: ...
Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER)/HFR004: Ecosystem Response to Chronic Nitrogen Additions [LTER_HFR004]
HFR004: Nitrogen is being added as ammonium nitrate at rates of 50 and 150 kg/ha-yr in oak-maple and red pine stands. Measurements include nitrogen mineralization, litter decomposition, tree growth, ...
NOAA Next Generation Radar (NEXRAD) Level II Base Data [gov.noaa.ncdc.C00345]
This dataset consists of Level II weather radar data collected from Next-Generation Radar (NEXRAD) stations located in the contiguous United States, Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories and at military ...
Bow Drill3 CAN-AM Data for Various Drilling Locations off the Canadian East Coast [CANEMRCCRSCAN-AM]
This data set contains CAN-AM environmental monitoring network information for various drilling locations off the Canadian East Coast. Normal and intensive synoptic mode observations include wind, ...
Gulf Stream Paths [URI_Gulf_Stream]
All AVHRR-derived SST fields (from the 5-channel AVHRR) were composited into two day images. The northern edge of the Gulf Stream defined by the large cold-to-warm SST gradient (moving offshore) was ...
Northeast Fisheries Science Center Bottom Trawl Survey Data [NMFS_NFSC_Bottom_Trawl_Survey]
This is the Northeast Fisheries Science Center Bottom Trawl Survey database for Northwest Atlantic marine organisms. Survey cruises use a bottom trawl to sample randomly selected stations in an attempt ...
Circumpolar Active-Layer Permafrost System (CAPS) [G01175]
The Circumpolar Active-Layer Permafrost System (CAPS) contains over 100 data sets pertaining to permafrost and frozen ground topics. It also contains detailed metadata records describing over 100 ...
Great Lakes Daily Ice Observations at NOAA Water Level Gauge Sites [G00945]
This data set contains daily visual ice observations taken yearly from 1 November to 30 April at NOAA/National Ocean Service water level gauge sites in the Great Lakes Basin from 1956 to the 1997. ...
GLERL Great Lakes Air Temperature/Degree Day Climatology, 1897-1983 [G00801]
Daily maximum and minimum temperatures for 25 stations around the Great Lakes, 1897 to 1983, were given to NSIDC by the NOAA Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory (GLERL), Ann Arbor, MI. Daily ...
The U.S. National Lightning Detection Network Database (NLDN) [NLDN]
The National Lightning Detection Network, NLDN, consists of over 100 remote, ground-based sensing stations located across the United States that instantaneously detect the electromagnetic signals ...
Two-Level, Seasonal SOx/NOx Global Emissions Inventory Versions 1A and 1B, IGBP/IGAC/GEIA [Canada_CGEIC_2levSOxNOxGlobeEmm]
The Canadian Global Emissions Interpretation Centre (CGEIC), in collaboration with the UN Global Emissions Inventory Activities working group (GEIA), have completed emissions inventories on a 1? x ...
NOAA Next Generation Radar (NEXRAD) Level II Base Data [gov.noaa.ncdc.C00345]
This dataset consists of Level II weather radar data collected from Next-Generation Radar (NEXRAD) stations located in the contiguous United States, Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories and at military ...
NOAA Next Generation Radar (NEXRAD) Level III Products [gov.noaa.ncdc.C00708]
This dataset consists of Level III weather radar products collected from Next-Generation Radar (NEXRAD) stations located in the contiguous United States, Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories and at military ...
Newfoundland and Labrador Geodetic Survey Data, Canada - Canada_NfldSurMap_GeoSurvData [Canada_NfldSurMap_GeoSurvData]
The Newfoundland and Labrador geodetic network is an extension of the National Geodetic Survey of Canada. Since the 1960s, approximately 7000 permanent control survey markers have been established. ...
Newfoundland and Labrador Survey and Mapping Non-Digital Products - Canada_NfldLab_SurveyMapProd [Canada_NfldLab_SurveyMapProd]
Surveys and Mapping Division produces and distributes paper copies of topographic maps, including the community base map series at scales of 1:2,500 and 1:5,000 and resource maps at scales of 1:50,000 ...
U.S. Hourly Precipitation Data [gov.noaa.ncdc.C00313]
Hourly Precipitation Data (HPD) is digital data set DSI-3240, archived at the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC). The primary source of data for this file is approximately 5,500 US National Weather ...
Zooplankton Database, Pacific Continental Margin, Canada [Canada_DFO_GLOBEC_033_CAN_010]
The Fisheries and Oceans Pacific Region's Zooplankton Database is a Microsoft Access application for data entry, storage and retrieval of zooplankton and related data. At present, this database holds ...
Landsat 5 TM Data over Major Canadian Cities [Canada_GeoGratis_L5TMDatCdnCit]
The images in this dataset cover areas approximately 185 km by 185 km and are centred primarily on 17 major Canadian cities. These are: Calgary, Charlottetown, Edmonton, Fredericton, Halifax, Iqaluit, ...
Background Air Pollution Monitoring Network - Measurements of Greenhouse Gases (Canada) [CANEMRCCRSBAPMN]
This dataset includes measurements of greenhouse gases. Variables: CO2 (all), CH4, CFC's, N2O (Alert). The data covers the West Coast-Estevan Point, the East Coast-Sable Island, and Arctic-Alert. ...
Canadian National Forestry Photograph Collection - Atlantic and Petawawa Components [Canada_CFS_NatlForestPhotos]
Forestry photographs of experimental trials, properties, and prominent historical figures. The collection consists of several thousand photos of historical significance, most in good condition. ...
Computer Oceanographic Atlas of Newfoundland Basin and Labrador Sea [DFO_BIO_NB_LS_ATLAS]
The Computer Atlas of the Newfoundland Basin and Labrador Sea was designed to make simple, fast and reliable access to large volumes of historical and real time oceanographic data. The ...
Ecozones, Ecoprovinces, Ecoregions, and Ecodistricts of Canada [Canada_AAFC_Eco]
In 1991 a collaborative project was undertaken by a number of federal agencies in cooperation with provincial and territorial governments, all under the auspices of the Ecological Stratification Working ...
Forest Health Network Archives - Pest Data for British Columbia, Canada [Canada_PFC_FHNABCPestData]
Aerial detection surveys are intended to detect new activity, to monitor the trend of ongoing activity, to provide general location information, and to subjectively rate levels of defoliation. ...
Forest Insect and Disease Survey of Canada - Ontario Region Infobase [CANEMRCCRSFIDSONT]
The dataset includes insect and disease damage - defoliation histories, incidence of insect and/or disease. Forest health - drought damage, regions of decline ...
Frontier Well Data for Hudson Bay - National Energy Board, Canada [Canada_NEB_FrontWellHudsonBay]
This data set contains information on the location of wells drilled in the Hudson Bay Frontier areas regulated by the National Energy Board for which reports and data are no longer privileged. The ...
Frontier Well Data for Offshore West Coast - National Energy Board, Canada [Canada_NEB_FrontWellOffWCoast]
This data set contains information on the location of wells drilled in the Offshore West Coast Frontier areas regulated by the National Energy Board for which reports and data are no longer privileged. ...
Ground Water Levels at Selected Sites in New Brunswick, Canada [CANEMRCCRSGRWATER]
The purpose of this database is to measure fluctuations in groundwater levels at selected sites in New Brunswick. The water level information indicates depth below ground level and elevation of water ...
Inter-disciplinary Forest Ecosystem Research (InFER), Newfoundland, Canada [Canada_CFS_InFER-Nfld]
The Inter-disciplinary Forest Ecosystem Research (InFER) project was established in 1993 to determine the effects of harvesting and silvicultural practices on boreal forest ecosystems. The inter-disciplinary ...
LANDSAT 5 Thematic Mapper Imagery from SEIDAM, British Columbia, Canada [Canada_CFS_LandsatImages]
The LANDSAT 5 sensor was launched on March 1, 1984. A full Thematic Mapper (TM) scene covers about 185 by 174 kilometers in seven channels, with a nominal resolution of 30 meters (120 by 120 meters ...
Marine Chemistry Data from the Northwest Atlantic and Maritimes Region of Canada [CANEMRCCRS_MARINE_CHEM]
These data are contained in either the Regional BioChem or National NCIS databases This dataset includes data related to contaminants in fish and in fish habitat collected by the Marine ...
Mature Lodgepole Pine Management Study, British Columbia, Canada [Canada_CFS_LodgepolePineBC]
Lodgepole pine stands make up an important part of the forest cover in the interior of British Columbia, consistently providing nearly 25% of total forest product values produced annually in the province, ...
Muskeg River Forest Demonstration Area, Fort Liard, Northwest Territories, Canada [Canada_CFS_MuskegRiverForest]
The Muskeg River Forest Demonstration Area was established as a co-operative venture with the local Acho Dene Koe and Band; the Northwest Territories Department of Resources, ...
Organochlorine Contaminant Residues and Transfers from Mother to Young in Seals, Canada [CANEMRCCRS_ORGANOCHL_SEALS]
The data is available from 1972 to the present. Samples are collected in the field with an annual growth of 30 records per site per year. The area of coverage includes ...
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Father's Day: Darren Baker asks the question...and Dusty has no answersSubmitted by Dr. Joseph Hecht on Sun, 06/21/2009 - 10:57am
Roster Update: Angel Guzman to the DL with a right triceps strain, Kevin Hart called up from Iowa.
Happy Father's Day everyone.
I've mostly been shoulder shrugging since the story came out that Sammy Sosa was on the positive test list for PED's that the MLB Players Association didn't destroy. To me it was old news. After the "Steroid Era" cloud passes and everyone in it washs off the stink, I wonder what will be the impact on what baseball should consider one of it's most important assets, the kids who fall in love with the game because of their father's (or mom's, but today is father's day) love of the game.
On this father's day, one of the things I treasure most is that my son is a Cubs fan and a Baseball fan. So when I read this brief Fred Mitchell article in the Tribune, it made more impact on me than when the Sammy news was leaked in the NY Times.
"The worst part for me is that I don't know what to tell my son [Darren]," the Reds manager said after Saturday's Civil Rights Game luncheon at the Duke Energy Center. "He asks me, 'Dad, are there any good hitters not on something?' I just tell him that everyone is under suspicion. I will just be glad when it's all over."

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If you load apps from USB instead of SD, then it will be in your usb:/apps/usbloader instead of sd:/apps/usbloader
If you load apps from USB instead of SD, then it will be in your usb:/apps/usbloader instead of sd:/apps/usbloader
I don't have that on my sd, but I do on my usb hdd. It's been years since I worked with wii. so i'm sorry for all the trouble. I changed it on my hdd and I see it's good in settings. but now how do I put my isos to my hdd. I have a fat32 hdd format. anyway to install my gamecube isos with my wii games? I tried one but I don't see it at all?
I'm pretty sure the guide (which you're posting in) covers how to add the games. As for making them show up, click the game filter button (the yellow thing that looks like a shield) then click GameCube.Quote:
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i'm gonna try in a few minutes. will post back soon.
well I go it to work. but every game that I try give's me a black screen. any ideas? wait..do I need a game in drive to work? thanks
Don't reply to yourself. If you have to add additional information within 24 hours of your last post, edit your last one.
Is your hard drive formatted to 32k clusters?
Yes it is. I'll try it with a disc in drive later when I finish downgrading a ps3.
I used that tool first. I followed a tut and did that.is there any settings that games require to get them to work? or could it be that not all games work? Thanks again
Disk in drive isn't required anymore like it used to be.
If you've done everything else right, then it is possible that the disk image is bad. You can google the md5 hash and compare it to the hash of the .iso you generate to make sure they match.
If that's good, then make sure you use the DMToolbox that comes with DM. It seems to do a more consistent job than previous methods of preparing a GC .iso file for Dios Mios.
How do I change dml to dm in cfg loader? I followed the guide but only step I haven't done is the dml to dm.
If you have the latest CFG, DML/DM will auto-detect. All you need is to have the DML/DM wad file installed before you run CFG and the game data files in the right place.


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Heartbreak was far from the theme of Carly Rae Jepsen's catchy, career-launching Grammy-nominated radio hit, "Call Me Maybe" – but in her latest single, the starlet touches on romance gone wrong.
Reliving the past failed relationship that inspired "Tonight I'm Getting Over You," Jepsen, 27, recently explained at PEOPLE's pre-Grammy soiree at Sayers Club in Hollywood, "As an artist, it's fun to explore [my] many sides and sort of go through my experience with love in a more personal way. I hope you haven't experienced it, but I certainly have had that relationship that is on-again, off-again and good and bad."
The singer – who has most recently been dating fellow musician Matthew Koma – goes on to say, "With this particular song, it was sort of that decision that even though [the relationship] is hot and cold, sometimes you've got to move on."
Jepsen, who performed a soulful, acoustic version of the typically upbeat song at the party, sings in the lyrics, "We're not lovers, but more than friends. Put a flame to every single word you ever said. No more crying to get me through. I'll keep dancing 'til the morning with somebody new. Tonight I'm getting over you."
Says Jepsen of the Max Martin-produced tune: "I think it's important to have a bit of a connection to a song that you sing, and there's going to be some grittiness behind it, because otherwise it doesn't come across as sincere. So I do think I tap into those memories in a certain way, but it doesn't make me feel sad. It just makes me feel a little contemplative and in the moment."
The man behind the music has not been revealed – and Jepsen says with a laugh, "It's probably for the best" that he doesn't know it's about him.
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Carly Rae Jepsen Reveals Why She's Heartbroken on New Single 'Tonight I'm Getting Over You'
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In considering the subject of tetanus we are struck by the fact that it is a disease that has been recognized for centuries, widely diffused throughout the world, found during all periods of life save the first five years, excepting the primary month; varying in mortality, age incidence, occurrence during the season of the year, and susceptibility of the sexes; a disease having an extensive literature, the data of which as to frequency, mortality, and prognosis are singularly indefinite and unsatisfactory, giving rise to conclusions and statistics both unreliable and confusing. The error, according to my judgment, is due in large part to the persistent disregard of certain clinical characteristics and natural tendencies of the disease as exhibited in incubation, progress, and duration, unmodified by any treatment whatsoever.
Recovery from tetanus once developed is to-day, as in the past, due more to the character of the attack than to the
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Snowboarding Forum - Snowboard Enthusiast Forums (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/forum.php)
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- - Bataleon vs Burton (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/outerwear-accessories/89049-bataleon-vs-burton.html)
Bataleon vs Burton
I'm a moderately new rider (15), riding artificial at least twice a month, and I just got invited to go boarding in France (only the second time I've been to a resort to board). At the moment I have Burton pants and an old North Face jacket both from my cousin. I know they won't hold out because they're beat to hell. So, I have the option of brand new Burton gear, or new Bataleon gear, but which should I go for, and which will hold up best, because I'm gonna be on my butt a lot and want to have the stuff for a while. Thanks!
big fan of burton outerwear; like the ak and poacher gear.
+1 on burton ak
My choices are the Burton Hellbrook/Poacher, or the Bataleon Balder/Dora. Has anybody had good/bad experiences with any of the four jackets, and what is the best value, considering they're all the same price.
poacher is a beast. i bought the insulated poacher jacket & pants in jan 2012 and the jacket shows almost nothing of wear&tear. the pants show a little bit on the bottom from where i have walked on them, and one tear on the inside of the pants from where i got drunk and tried to take them off with my snowboard boots still on.
highly recommend. two seasons of wear and still going strong.
Didn't even know bataleon made outerwear, on the fact alone I'd go Burton. Big B's outerwear is high quality, a known quantity and they stand behind it. I do wish they would use mesh on their vents though
Find out who made the bataleon shit. if its from the volcom factory in china or something awesome like that ..... i'd be all over it...
or if it has anything awesome like cocona or goretex.
I should caveat that. So long as the jacket connects into your pants and keeps you warm you can wear just about any jacket you want.
Is 10k/5k good enough? does breathability matter as much as waterproofing?
If conditions are warmer and or wetter then a higher degree of both will be much more comfortable.
Personally I just go with goretex, it's very waterproof and very breathable. My wife tried a cheaper alternative once and after a week dumped it and went back to goretex.
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Great advice in prior answers. I think doing a combination of both starting to look at homes and to start prepping your home to get it on the market is the best suggestion. We are reaching PRIME SELLING season. And with the rates being so low, your amount of qualified buyers increases. My traffic on my listings since before Christmas have tripled..things were very slow.
Your first step though is to get with a Realtor to do a CMA (Comparable market Anaylsis) of your property, look at your numbers on payoff vs what you could sale for and net and then see what you'd have left after the sale. From there, you'd get a with a lender to see what you'd qualify for on a new home and that way you'd know what price ranges of properties you could start be looking for. You need the number from the sale of your property to give to the lender, if you are planning to put a down payment on.
In the sale of your home though, meeting with a REALTOR is only part one in this strong buyers market. You'd also want to meet with a HOME STAGER (an expert in preparing your home for top dollar). Home stagers come in and evaluate your home and gives suggestions or assist you in prepaping the property. Home staging does several things. It makes your home appeal to the most of amount of buyers by neutralizing as much as possible, de-cluttering to make more space (make the home look larger) and it always makes the home show great for pictures that go online on the mls and home search websites as well as if your realtor does a virtual tour, the STAGING IS A MUST for these tours and in this market. It gives you the edge. ..
I am BOTH a Realtor and a Nationally Accredited Home Stager. Anyone that lists their home with me gets a free staging evaluation and assistance prepping their home as part of the listing with me. Or if you already have a Realtor you love, the staging can be done seperate for a small fee. I'd more than happy to meet you at your home to do a CMA and pre-evaluation of needed staging to get you moving in the direction you are seeking.
I'm ready to assist.
Lisa Burrow
Realtor, Nationally Accredited Home Stager, Accredited Buyers Representative
RE/MAX Allegiance
Virginia Beach, VA
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Home staging is a must, I would agree. You have to be way above the competition.
Thanks again for all the input!! I'll keep the info and the contact information as well.
Nelene M. Gibbs, Realtor, e-Pro
William E. Wood & Assoc, Great Bridge Office
757 672-3232
If you are still on the fence as to whether or not you want to move it would be a good idea to see what is out there first. I would be happy to send you some emails of listings that match your criteria.
It sounds like you have put some hard work into your home. If you price it right it is possible to sell it quickly. Most buyers want a home they can move right into with little to no work. Most houses either sell within the first 60 days or stay on the market for several months. You should know what is out there in case you are lucky and sell your home quickly.
I hope this helps. email@example.com
Lisa, as far as the real estate addiction goes, I'm unsure as to whether or not it's only because I'm looking for myself or if I just love to see homes (decor, floor plans, etc.).
I've been an accountant for 25+ years (for builders most recently) and am currently deciding on another career path. It's just such a tough time right now to get into real estate!!
It's great that you followed your passion! You must be good at what you do!
The best of luck to you!
It really depends on your personal needs.....
If for any reason you must move - like closer to work, or growing family, whatever the reason
You discuss the pricing and marketing of your home and what you should and should not do to prepare your home with an experienced area Realtor (let me know if you like me to recommend one of my partner agents!)
Do only what is most important to potential buyers!
The Realtor will also assist you in comparing your home to recently sold homes similar to yours and that will give you a good idea what you may get for your home, potentially! You know a home is worth what a ready and willing buyer is ready and willing to pay..... So!
Now if you do not HAVE to sell, but would like to.....
You start looking around the areas you want to consider and the size of home you want to consider
in an expanded price range, WITH A TRUSTED AND EXPERIENCED REALTOR
that experience and the expertise of your Realtor giving you some indication of what your own home is worth will help you decide if this is a good time for you to sell and buy....
With the current markets in general although some markets are better than others, If you are upgrading to a larger home, you will take a loss on your smaller lower priced home, but will be able to make that difference up by getting the larger home for less....
But once you are an educated Seller/Buyer with a trusted Realtor at your side (and let me know if you want me to recommend a trusted Realtor partner to you....) Then you should get your home show ready and put your home on the market (it may take longer to sell your home these days than you may think and it will give you plenty of time to find the right home for you) YOur Realtor will be of great help to coordinate the sale and the purchase in your best interest.....
Hope this helps you!
Let me know if you like me to recommend a partner agent of mine in your area to you...
And if you every know of anyone moving to the Chicago Northern Illinois area, please have them
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Edith YourRealtor4Life!
This will help you decide on your marketing plan for your own home and also give you some idea as to value.
I am not sure personally if there is anything now or ever quick in the real estate market. The more price sensitve a property maybe, the more it is being treated as a commodity and not the unique thing that all neighborhoods, cities, homes, locations that make up real esate really are. On the other hand, I agree with the attitude of staying flexible and trying to make a deal. Listen to what the potential buyers have as objections to see if you can remedy them.
Don Reser
I once upon a time ago was addicted to real esate, couldn't keep me out of model homes and open houses. Now look where I'm at, doing what I love. Perhaps you're our next Realtor in the area?
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Monique finally learned to knit in the summer of 2010 when she signed up for a class. Her grandmother had tried to teach her (no luck) and her college roommates had tried to teach her (also no luck). Paying for a class seemed to finally make something click because by the end of the summer the teacher was showing her advanced techniques and within 2 years she was designing her own patterns.
With a toddler in tow, running a web design company from home became a bit of a handful especially when said toddler decided that he really liked to bang on keyboards. So Monique decided to start selling her patterns and the rest is history.
Monique has been cross-stitching and sewing since age 3. While she is a great cross-stitcher, her sewing skills hover more around adequate. She also enjoys skiing, dancing, training for her first marathon and playing with her young son, husband and two cats.
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Apart from the traditional scientific and statistical parameters like cost of living, schools and health care, etc, the judges have taken quality of life aspects like lifestyle, design and culture into consideration.
Copenhagen is praised for its attention to environmental causes, it's rich design culture, a fantastic food culture, the swimmingly clean harbour, the city's many green areas, the Metro, the architecture and the use of bicycles. Then there are the many Michelin-starred restaurants and coffee bars and - according to Monocle - the many beautiful people who ride their bikes everywhere and recycle their garbage. See... it's NOT just us!
Two musicians ride along the harbour in the sunset.
Tyler Brûlé - the editor of Monocle and Wallpaper* is behind the Quality of Life Survey. He describes the Urban Manifesto for what makes a liveable city in an article on the International Herald Tribune's website. Here's the IHT's entry on Copenhagen last year, in light of our second place ranking.
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I'm going to take this opportunity to link to some of my photos that DON'T feature bicyles so you can take a little online promenade through Copenhagen:
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The Copenhagen Colour Street
Copenhagen People in Black and White
[Yes, I actually do take photos of other subject matter...]
Copenhageners at a beach bar - Halvandet - on the harbour.
The Top 20 for 2008 according to Monocle:
1. Copenhagen/København
2. Munich // 3. Tokyo // 4. Zürich // 5. Helsinki // 6. Vienna // 7. Stockholm // 8. Vancouver // 9. Melbourne // 10. Paris // 11.Sydney // 12. Honolulu // 13. Madrid // 14. Berlin // 15. Barcelona // 16. Montréal // 17. Fukuoka // 18. Amsterdam // 19. Minneapolis // 20. Kyoto
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One of their American hosts apologized for the dreary weather.
"We English are used to it, aren't we?" Sue Williams replied cheerfully.
The couple, visitors from the tiny Isle of Man in the Irish Sea, had joined dozens of British Jaguar owners for an afternoon stop in Bedford - part of a three-week car enthusiasts' tour set to take them from Washington, D.C., to Canada.
An earlier shower didn't stop locals from checking out the temporary British imports, shipped straight from the United Kingdom and recognizable from flag insignia, "GB" stickers and pouncing-jaguar hood ornaments.
"Oh my God, I love them," Patrick Smith Jr. of Imler said as his companions debated whether they'd be allowed to touch the sleek red car in front of them. Smith stumbled upon the "cruise-in" while his 4-H group decorated downtown Bedford for the upcoming Fall Foliage Festival.
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Like any hobby, some said, you become part of a tight-knit group that develops international connections.
"There's a tremendous following," Alan Mobbs of Surrey said alongside his 1959 Jaguar Mark IX.
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'At what age should I start my child taking golf lessons?'
I've been asked this question a lot, and as a golf professional, its one I'll undoubtedly be asked countless more times. Most often, the inquiry comes from a young mother or father whose toddler recently picked up a 9-iron and showed great joy in thrashing around the backyard chasing a little white ball. When the little Tasmanian devil is asked if he enjoys golf, he'll answer with an enthusiastic "Yes!" and take another wild chop.
Or perhaps the munchkin is swinging at the grass - at this age it's often a 50-50 call. What we do know is tykes enjoy anything that involves swinging an object wildly around. Ever see a 4-year-old with a cardboard tube left over from a roll of wrapping paper? What are those things called anyway? I'm sure it can't be anything as simple as tube of cardboard.
Anyhow, where was I? Oh yes, at what point should I teach a diminutive club-wielding maniac how to direct his wild flails at an actual target? The question itself often gets my curiosity going. After all, have we ever looked at a young child bouncing a ball around the house and immediately said we should get him or her basketball lessons? Or watched as he tossed a tippy-cup at his sister with such great velocity that it made us think of looking for a pitching coach? Of course not.
So what's different with golf? Two reasons come to mind. The first and most obvious is that a parent looks at their offspring and envisions the next Tiger Woods. Please note the omission of the next Michelle Wie (more on her later). The kids are too young to have dreams at a tender age, so parents will dream for them.
And what's the harm in this? There is no harm, really. As long as parents accept that their children will grow with dreams of their own and those dreams might not necessarily mesh with those of mom and dad. These dreams, the child's dreams, are the ones they should be encouraged to follow, not the dreams of the parents.
The second reason is that a lot of parents are a bit skeptical of their ability to teach their kids how to golf. Sports like basketball, baseball and football are played by kids all over the country and parents see no harm in teaching a child how to shoot baskets or to throw a baseball or football. But there's a stigma when it comes to golf that if you don't teach someone the correct way from the start they'll develop a number of unrecoverable bad habits. So parents who dream of their kids becoming the next links superstars but are too afraid their lessons will only teach them how to slice seek out a local PGA professional to do the dirty work.
I've met many parents who see that "special something" in their kids; a little glimpse that their child can become a great golfer. A PGA Tour player, in fact. These are the parents who come to me about getting their kids to tap into that potential. These are also the parents who need to realize that it's going to be about 20 years before we find out if that potential is fulfilled.
But there's a second realization parents must also grasp. At the risk of bursting some bubbles, I'll just come out and say it: There are literally thousands of kids of all different ages all around the world who have what seems like limitless potential when it comes to golf. But it's a very small percentage of these kids who ever fulfill that potential.
Michelle Wie is a great example. Five years ago, when she burst onto the scene by winning the U.S. Public Links Championship at ripe old age of 13, she wasn't alone in her skill set. She wasn't the best 13-year-old golfer the world had ever seen. The national media hype surrounding her just made it seem that way. But truth be told, there were a ton of kids - some of them a little older and some even younger - who have Wie's same ability and potential to become great, and maybe one day become the world's best.
Don't believe me? Just ask a coach of any major college golf program about the kids they're recruiting today. They'll tell you of youngsters barely in high school who go out and post scores in the low 60s and easily drive the ball over 300 yards. No, Michelle isn't alone. A lot of people were just made to think she was. Sadly, Wie, like a lot of other kids, will probably never reach her potential. She'll probably never win an LPGA Tour event, let alone a PGA Tour event, and will be relegated to the "Whatever happened to " files of golfers-past.
So what does all this have to do with me teaching a 4-year-old with well-intentioned parents how to golf? What I'm saying is this: Parents shouldn't think they're missing the boat if they don't get their kids golf lessons at a tender age. They're not going to be permanently damaged if they start golfing at a prepubescent age without the guidance of a trained teaching professional. They're not going to fall behind other kids enrolling at the David Leadbetter Academy with a golf bag in one hand and a diaper bag in the other. And, perhaps most importantly, they're not going to take a wealth of knowledge away from me or any other golf pro that is going to turn them into a star.
I've taught kids younger than a lot of the socks I own. Usually, this happens just outside the pro shop near the practice green, and never at a cost to the parent. I show them how to grip the club - a 10-finger baseball grip with their thumbs pointing down the shaft is what I recommend for these wee-fingered children. And I stress they should keep their feet still when they swing. Beyond that, there isn't much else to tell them. Except to have fun.
Here are five tips to getting your kids (and yourself) to enjoy golf:
1. Don't take them to the range thinking you're going to be able to hit balls too. You'll only end up babysitting while trying to practice. Doing all this as you make sure they're safe and out of the way of others is impossible. You won't get anything accomplished, except to frustrate yourself and your kid.
2. When take them onto a golf course for the first time, try and find a facility that has those little poles in the center of the fairway for 150-yard markers and use that as the hole. This way they can avoid most of the hazards around the greens and you won't have to worry about them running on the putting surfaces. Trust me, they won't know the difference and you'll enjoy yourself a lot more.
3. Only sign them up for golf lessons if they ask for them.
4. Try and get a friend of theirs involved. The child will be much more apt to stick with golf if they have buddies they can play with when you're not around.
5. Johnny Miller used to do this with his kids. If you can get your hands on a couple hundred used balls, take the child to a pond or a lake (just make sure no one from the EPA is around) and have him or her hit balls into the water. They'll love it. (Ever watch a little kid throw rocks into a lake?) But only let them hit about half the balls before telling them it's time to go. That way they'll want to come back and do it again.
Dave Castleberry is a member of the PGA and currently the head professional at Cedarcrest Golf Course in Marysville, Wash. Born in Fort Lewis, Wash., Dave and his family moved to Marysville when he was 2 years old. After graduating from Marysville-Pilchuck High School, he attended Washington State University where he earned a degree in Communications in 1995. He began his career in the golf industry on the maintenance crew at the Plateau Club in Sammamish, Wash. Dave spent three years on Plateau's crew, the last two as the irrigation technician before becoming a PGA pro in the year 2000. He spent three years as an assistant pro at Plateau before moving on to Sand Point Country Club in Seattle in 2004. During his time at Sand Point, Dave served as chairman of the Western Washington Assistants' Committee and was named Assistant Professional of the Year by his peers. He began his tenure as Cedarcrest's head pro in March 2007. He currently resides in Lynnwood, Wash., with his beautiful wife of three years, Jennifer.
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The Padua Bruins entered Saturday night's Red North contest against Strongsville at Hoover Arena winless in the brutal conference. This was their final opportunity to earn a win, as the game wrapped up the regular season for both teams.
The Bruins were able to come together and end the season on a good note, rolling past the Mustangs, 6-1, in a complete team effort.
"The team played much better defensive zone, and capitalized on scoring opportunities," said Padua Head Coach Sean Evans. "I believe in this team, and they are finally believing in themselves."
Padua is led by twelve seniors, and it was those players who shined playing in their final regular season game.
"It was kind of sad that it was our last regular season game after four years," said Padua Senior Tyler Weeks. "It was good that we were able to go out with a win."
Weeks was one of five Seniors who scored for the Bruins, in addition to Chris Yamnitsky, James Czekaj, and Captains Mikey Palasics and Domenic Acciarri. Sophomore Joey Szpak netted the other goal for the Brown and White.
"[Senior leadership] has been big because there are twelve of us," said Weeks, in his third year on the varsity team. "It's been a rough year for us, but we come together as a group when it counts. Hopefully we take that forward with us."
With Junior Rob Beran in the net, the Bruins were able to cruise to their ninth win of the season and first in the Red North, avenging a 3-0 loss to the Mustangs on January 6th.
"Strongsville played hard but our Senior determination came through and resulted in a victory," said Evans, in his 1st Year as the Head Coach at Padua after being an assistant under Doug Hauser.
The next task ahead for Padua will be the OHSAA District Tournament at the John M. Coyne Recreation Center in Brooklyn next week. Weeks believes the team gained enough positives from the win over Strongsville to take with them as they face a high level of competition in the playoffs.
"This gives us confidence that we are a good team even though our record doesn't show it," said Weeks. "We can win if we put our mind to it and we play together, making good things happen."


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|The Patriot
Director Roland Emmerich and producer Dean Devlin are making movies with the same melodrama one finds in professional wrestling.
|06/28/2000 - 19:31
|The Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
The film is based upon the ride preferred by all the loser kids who pee their pants on Space Mountain. Then again, just about any ride is a reprieve from being groped by a full-grown man in a Goofy outfit, so who can blame them?
|07/09/2003 - 20:28
|The Pledge
Is that enough warning? Do you get it?
|01/19/2001 - 20:40
|The Polar Express
Each child looks like lightning is about to shoot out of his or her empty, unholy eyes.
|11/10/2004 - 21:26
|The Postman
What moron posits a film where a postman becomes the hero in a post-apocalyptic America? Answer: Kevin Costner.
|12/25/1997 - 21:38
|The Preacher's Wife
(Director Penny) Marshall, like an infant on her fifth or sixth Tootsie pop, has developed a stubborn addiction to sugary feel-good themes.
|12/13/1996 - 21:47
|The Prestige
I just love magic so, so much, and the chance to see another movie about magic in the span of only a couple of months nearly made me weep with joy.
|10/20/2006 - 21:50
|The Prince and Me
It's a yawnfest from beginning to end, one of those movies made for hopeful female teenagers who have yet to have their dreams ravaged by the realities of life.
|04/02/2004 - 16:50
|The Princess and the Warrior
This film goes on forever, because Tykwer can't focus.
|04/27/2001 - 16:53
|The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement
The young girls inspired by Marshall's 1990 masterwork "Pretty Woman" are likely now on the downside of their whoring careers and just beginning to pick up the pieces of their shattered lives.
|08/11/2004 - 16:57
|The Punisher
His only apparent gift is that he's hard to kill. Given trends in today's movies, being hard to kill is about as original as being a straight-laced cop and getting a wacko for a partner.
|04/16/2004 - 18:14
|The Rainmaker
Actually, more than anything, what really ruined this film was another pathetic performance by Jon Voight, who, given his recent roles in "Anaconda," "U-Turn," and "Most Wanted," is the acting analogy to a proctologist who's constantly sticking his fingers down his patients' throats.
|11/21/1997 - 22:49
|The Recruit
What's the most tedious thing on Earth? A director with a subject he doesn't understand.
|01/31/2003 - 04:04
|The Replacement Killers
The story is about as complex as the directions on a can of soup: Open can. Pour in gangsters. Heat.
|02/06/1998 - 04:38
|The Replacements
Um, do you think he'll score the winning touchdown in a really important game?
|08/11/2000 - 04:41
|The Rich Man's Wife
"The Rich Man's Wife" amounts to a cross between a blatant rip-off of "The Usual Suspects" and the"it was all a dream" episode of "Dallas."
|09/13/1996 - 20:08
|The Road to Eldorado
Is animation where over-the-hill pop stars go to revive their careers or just to remind young people they actually once had them?
|03/31/2000 - 20:29
|The Rocky Horror Picture Show
It's provided every freak this side of Barnum & Bailey a place to go on Friday and Saturday nights at midnight.
|09/14/2001 - 20:42
|The Rookie
This movie's theme is "it's never too late to follow your dreams," which is a colossal lie.
|03/29/2002 - 20:54
|The Royal Tenenbaums
A collage of cunning eccentricities does not a character make.
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Lucy Buchanan-Parker and Alberto Contreras Sanz are an American and a Spaniard with a taste for travel and bikes. They are spending the year 2014 cycling through South America, from Colombia to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world. Along the way they are collecting valuable data for ASC's Roadkill project to help researchers understand the effects of roads on wildlife and wildland connectivity. When not on the road, Lucy works in social policy and research, and Alberto is a scientific researcher.
"Don't you get scared sometimes?," we often get asked, both by distant friends and by people we meet on the road. We're four months into our yearlong cycle tour of South America, and the truth is, we have been scared a few times, but hardly ever for the reasons you would think.
Our route takes us to places with bad reputations, like Colombia, where we've just spent one of the most rewarding and wonderful three months of our lives. It is considered by many to be a dangerous country, full of crime and violence. For the record, we've found exactly the opposite—a country full of welcoming and helpful people, not to mention stunning landscapes. But we are keenly aware that we take a risk every day that we travel by bicycle, and occasionally (really, very occasionally) we do get scared—of the traffic.
When we decided to spend a year (or more!) cycle touring in South America, we felt it was important to contribute to something outside of ourselves and to have something to work for beyond our own enjoyment. At the same time, we wanted to be able to change our plans on the fly and ride whatever route felt best to us. ASC's Roadkill Project was a perfect match for us. We go wherever the squiggly lines on the map take us, but along the way we record any roadkill that we see to contribute our observations from South America to this worldwide collection of data.
We've also gone days at a time without seeing any roadkill at all. In fact, we have learned that the roads we enjoy riding the most—dirt roads, roads with very little traffic, and winding mountain roads where cars can't go very fast—are also the roads with the least roadkill to be found. It seems that the roads where we as cyclists feel happiest and safest are also the roads where wildlife probably feel happiest and safest.
Debates about wildlife conservation are often framed as a zero-sum game, as if humans must give something up in order to protect wildlife. But participating in the Roadkill Project has shown us that human and animal needs are not always in opposition. We cycle tourists have a common interest with the wildlife around us in figuring out ways to create roads that are hospitable for vulnerable road users.


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Marked your post. When is that $25.80 coming? LOL. Nothing but up from here.
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We read the front page article and were disappointed at the general indifference by City Council and lack of support of Mayor Campana for the hockey team and the vision the mayor has for the......
Both towns are close to the mall, and it's just a short drive up the beltway to Williamsport.
There is also the Muncy Valley Hospital at hand for both towns, and plenty of physicians.
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wwhickok -
As for Muncy, it is the LOWER end of town that is susceptible to flooding. If you look for a place there, the best bet is to not move anywhere from Water St. down and stay off Carpenter St. If I were looking, I would start anywhere from the Post Office (Main St)up. The high school is on Penn St and the elementary school is on New St.
Hughesville is a really nice town, and they have a great school too. The town is clean and the people seem to have pride in their homes/yards.
I was born in Muncy and lived there most of my life. Being handicapped, I needed to get off the second floor. Couldn't find one in Muncy, and I moved to a first floor apt in Hughesvile last May. It's just a nice quiet town.....and that's where the county Fair is!!!!
The nice thing about these two towns is the VERY low crime rate. They are both safe towns to live in....each has their own police dept and volunteer fire dept.
Both towns a
I would suggest you NOT go to Montgomery.
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X - how did your experiment go?
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RE: Friendliness of people---I am about to go out to at least 2 different stores and will try that experiment of acknowledging at least 10 strangers and see what happens, and I'll report back later.
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I wanted to comment on the friendliness of people in Williamsport. I walk my dog using my power chair and I try to greet everyone we encounter on our walks. I say hello or good morning and I would have to say we get a pleasant response, sometimes a brief conversation probably 8/10 times. People whose names I don't even know will ask me if I've been well because they may not have seen me for a little while.Folks who greet me are older, younger, of different races, men and women. I suspect people are more friendly when they see you more often and less comfortable when you are someone strange to them. Just my thoughts.
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USA- Good to know actually, soon, hopefully my wife and I will actually be relocating out of the area to one of the 3 I mentioned, so it's good to know that Muncy really is a viable option.
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While I don't think it's a race issue by any means, I think i should point out, I'm a pasty white male. Most of the 'hello' responses I get are from African Americans.
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A fair opinion even if I disagree. We need a way to teach young people how to be successful and give them the resources (this does not need to be super extravagant) to be successful. The lack of good paying professional jobs are very limited. Let's try helping them be a part of growing this city by getting involved in serving the community and contributing as opposed to leaving for greener pastures.
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I agree with background checks, but believe that it is like trying to close the barn door after the horses got out.
Gotta love that post of yours on "couch time." That was too funny!
The lack of parking is a major issue for me. I don't like decks (just me) and the remainder of available parking is pricey, just to shop.
I agree Spike that Kohl's hasn't done what they might have anticipated.
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Good posts.
As for the debate on the Hockey Rink? We have become a nation of sports worshippers. I too enjoy certain sports. But, when we have the economy that we do, sports interests should be supported by those fans and or participants and or sponsors. But to expect to increase more taxes on the average citizen, to bolster revenue for any sport arena is a burden that should otherwise be placed on the enthusiasts. I voted for Campana, but this is not an area I agree with his reasoning. And yes, Bloom is responsible for the infiltration of those wanna-be rehabs that many now have children either in gang related/drug infested/induced activities and or other criminal activity. Our monies would be better spent on more law enforcement than on a skating rink for adults to push a puck around.
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wwhickok - 11:18 AM
"I'm not sure whether there is an influx of purchasing into Muncy (due to flood concerns of home buyers)."
WW.....Just for clarification, the majority of the Muncy AREA is not involved in flooding. (And they have a great school district.)
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Downtown needs food vendors and carts. The five story limit on new buildings needs to be lifted. There is no green zone or outdoor meeting area downtown.
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ww, thank you for the comment. I agree, there are some friendly people there, but they are few and far between. Just say hello to 10 people (stangers) walking into or out of a store.. say "hello.." or "Good morning".. and see what your ratio response is.. I would be interested in your results. If it's more than 50%, I will retract my statements and keep a positive outlook on my visits
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F.E.E. I will say this, yes there are some very unfriendly people here but honestly there are a lot of VERY friendly people in this city also. The problem is, most of the people you probably encounter are the people who've lost hope for this city and are in such a bad spot in life, they can't get out of here. I feel their pain. Your assessment isn't untrue.
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"Williamsport is truly becoming a must destination for many to live, work and visit".. I've stated it before... the new motto of Williamsport should be "A great place to grow up, but you wouldn't want to live there"... I cannot fathom a more inhospitable town than Williamsport, though there may be. I visit at least 2 times of year and my 'gauge' to see how the city is doing is by saying "hello" to strangers I pass on the street or in stores. NO ONE says hello back... such dour looks on their faces.. No.. Williamsport is not a destination to live. There is no draw to the area..there is no feeling of "home" to the area... it's "gray skies and downturned eyes".. you have a mayor that is delusional, a council that can't agree on anything, and a citizenship that is taxed to the gills... nope... not for me
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weldnpipe; I'm not sure if I agree with the whole registration thing, though that could be because I don't entirely understand its purpose.
In reference to Jesse Bloom, she isn't blameless. You mean to tell me that a Mayor cannot stand up against allowing criminals to be influxed into the city? C'mon now.. i would that is PART OF HER JOB. The one part she didn't do successfully. She isn't the only one to blame, but she isn't blameless either.
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Spike "New home owners buy outside the city. This in part may be to lower taxes and school systems." "If the housing situation was better, if jobs within the city were plentiful"
Very true words, I think in large part it is because of the school system. Families are relocating to Loyalsock, Montoursville, and South Williamsport. I'm not sure whether there is an influx of purchasing into Muncy (due to flood concerns of home buyers). I believe this is in large part due to the school systems, and of course the quality of neighborhood.
Spike in reference to your comments about Khols, I also agree. I don't think Khol's is much of a draw at all. It's certainly not so to the point of attracting tourists specifically for its presence.
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Just a question or comment here. I am aware Little League was first in Williamsport, but I do believe that South Williamsport is now the place for Little League, not Williamsport. The Mayor continues to take credit for Little League, but lets the borough handle it, hmmm.
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Im curious how much this little venture will wind up costing the taxpayers, once the dust settles from the legal battle.
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Blame Jessie she just happen too be the Mayor when the influx started to come to Williamsport, it would of happen to whoever was Mayor at the time. The blame goes to the State Prisons in the area Muncy and Rockview, Federal prisons in the area and White Deer sends alot of them over here and also counselors from philly and jersey have been sending them up for 30 years not Jessie doing she s just someone to blame.
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A good way to get things on track is the mayors "register the tennants" plan. Along with registration, I think background checks are in order for anyone wanting to rent in the city to keep out the rifraf.
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The Mayor and Council should concentrate upon the city's infrastructure and keeping taxes and regulations attractive to business; then maybe businesses will come without the special incentives that give them an advantage over existing businesses. If there's truly a need for a department store, outdoor hockey rink or movie theater, someone will fill it without the Mayor's help.
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Francine:"Sorry, but one last thing: Just so you know, I never told my husband it was OK to sign this letter with his name AND my name!" I am sure that married men reading that post will join me in wishing Francine's hubby "Happy Couch Time" tonight!!
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The tax base and home sales are down even though the population stats may remain the same. New home owners buy outside the city. This in part may be to lower taxes and school systems. I don't see Kohl's as a draw. Improvements should go hand in hand. If the housing situation was better, if jobs within the city were plentiful, and a number of other improvements mentioned in these comments, then the city might boom. it seems that is instead a bust.
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Francine: "If you really want to credit a mayor, at least credit the right one: Jessie Bloom!" LOL falling down with my legs kicking in the air!!!
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LAWRENCE — After nearly a decade, a long-dormant list of changes proposed for a one-mile stretch of Business Route 1 between the Brunswick Circle and Lake Drive is showing flickering signs of life.
Last month, Lawrence officials signed off on an agreement to assume maintenance of the stretch once the New Jersey Department of Transportation has made the improvements. In turn, the state will pay for all of the initial roadwork.
While that would seem to make the roadway improvements a done deal, Lawrence Municipal Manager Richard Krawczun points out that this marks the third time Lawrence has signed such an agreement.
"The project's purpose is to improve the aesthetic attractiveness of the area, to correct connectivity on both sides of the road, to be a catalyst for economic development and to improve traffic flow," Krawczun said.
Originally, the idea was to turn the area between the Brunswick Circle and Whitehead Road into a "Main Street" for the township, complete with a roundabout replacing the traffic signal at Whitehead Road.
In July 2005, a group of Lawrence residents gathered at the Slackwood Firehouse to learn details of the changes that were part of an $85,000 DOT study. The pitch suggested the changes would transform the area by slowing traffic and allowing small businesses to flourish. At the time, conceptual planning was estimated to take two to three months. The residents were divided on the plans.
Nine years later, DOT still has not set a definite start date for the project. Steve Schapiro, a spokesperson for the DOT, said this week that officials are in the "process of completing the final design" and that contracts would go out in the summer or fall of 2015. He said no final price could be estimated until then.
Krawczun agrees that if the DOT finally acts on the long-overdue roadwork, it won't be until 2015. After so many years, however, he says he can't be sure and estimated a start by next spring.
The plans that exist call for a roundabout, which differs from a traffic circle in being smaller, single-lane and safer, at Route 1 and Whitehead Road, eliminating a traffic signal currently at the intersection. Graf Avenue, a residential street that provides access to Route 1 alongside the Leonardo's II restaurant, would become a dead-end on the Route 1 side.
A series of six crosswalks on Route 1, narrowed entrances to businesses along the road to encourage slower traffic and new curbing to thwart traffic from illegal or improper turns also would be utilized. Grassed medians would divide the four lanes of the roadway.
Robert Pluta, who owns Leonardo's II restaurant at 2021 Brunswick Ave. (Business Route 1) along with his sister, Jeanne Bracy, can't wait. Enthused by the idea of calmer traffic patterns and added greenery on the four-lane road's center divider, he's a proponent of the project but wishes the plans could finally materialize.
"I think it's going to be great. But it's just taking so long," Pluta said, holding a copy of his property's architectural plan. "It will make this look like a Main Street."
Like other small business owners in the area, Pluta has been competing with the influx of newer, much larger competitors that have opened in the busier, Quaker Bridge Mall area, where Lawrence joins West Windsor. His best ammunition," he says, is a personal touch.
"I get to know all of my customers. When they come in, I know their names and they know mine. That's what I can offer them that the big chains don't."
Late last September, Pluta was required to appear before the DOT to consider an appraisal for a small piece of his parking lot that adjoins the Route 1 Diner on the southbound side of the highway. The state needs the small piece of property to redo the adjoining entrance to the two eateries. It was the second time he was contacted over the matter.
Last year, Pluta put a small, outdoor eating area in front of his restaurant along with plants and other improvements anticipating the new look a refurbished Route 1 would lend to the small businesses that line the neighborhood-commercial zone.
"I told DOT my main concern was people cutting through my property," Pluta explained. "They told me they could put a curb where Graf Avenue will be closed, to discourage someone just driving in for a shortcut, or put up a fence."
Within blocks of Leonardo's II, a dance studio, tattoo parlor, Irish bar, Burger King and other small businesses and offices abound. There is little of the urgency and big business traffic that characterizes Lawrence's Route 1 as it flows farther north in the Quaker Bridge Mall area. It looks like a neighborhood.
Local resident Paul Palombi, a firefighter whose home at 17 Graf Ave. will be cut off from Route 1 if the dead end is imposed, is personally excited by the prospect.
"I can't wait!" he exclaimed. "I wish it was happening tomorrow. People taking their kids to Notre Dame (high school) drive through my street mornings to get on Princeton Pike. If they close this off, it will be like living on a cul-de-sac. There is no inconvenience. It will just make this a quiet neighborhood."
"I can't even tell you how many accidents happen on Route 1 at Whitehead Road," Palombi added. "I'd say about six a year."
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