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Letitia James
|Letitia James
James in 2013
|4th New York City Public Advocate
|Assumed office
January 1, 2014
|Bill de Blasio
|Preceded by
|Bill de Blasio
|Member of the New York City Council
from the 35th District
|In office
January 1, 2004 – December 31, 2013
|Preceded by
|James E. Davis
|Succeeded by
|Laurie Cumbo
|Brooklyn: Clinton Hill, Fort Greene; parts of Crown Heights, Prospect Heights, Bedford-Stuyvesant.
|Personal details
October 18, 1958
Brooklyn, New York, U.S.
|Political party
|Democratic Party
Working Families Party
|Clinton Hill, Brooklyn
|Alma mater
|Lehman College
Howard University
|NYC Council: District 35
Letitia A. "Tish" James (born October 18, 1958)[1] is an American lawyer, activist, and politician in the Democratic Party.[2] She is the current and fourth New York City Public Advocate and first African American woman to hold citywide office. She previously served as a member of the New York City Council, representing Brooklyn's 35th Council District, which includes the neighborhoods of Clinton Hill, Fort Greene, parts of Crown Heights, Prospect Heights, and Bedford-Stuyvesant. James has also chaired the Economic Development and Sanitation Committees, and serves on the committees for Parks & Recreation, Small Business, Technology in Government, Veteran Affairs, and Women's Issues.
In 2013, James ran for New York City Public Advocate and received 36% of the vote in the first Democratic primary, under the 40% threshold to avoid a runoff election.[3] However, James won the Democratic runoff on October 1, 2013 against Daniel Squadron, 59%–41%, becoming the party's nominee for the city's elected watchdog position in November. Without a Republican opponent, James subsequently won the general election with over 83% of the vote.[4]
Early life and education[edit]
James was born in Brooklyn, New York, the daughter of Nellie and Robert James.[5] She attended New York City public schools and received her B.A. from the City University of New York's Lehman College in 1981.[6]
James graduated from the Howard University School of Law in Washington, D.C.[7] and was admitted to practice law in New York state in 1989.[8] She is attending Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs for a degree in Master of Public Administration.[9]
James served as a public defender for the Legal Aid Society[10] and established the Urban Network, a coalition of African American professional organizations aimed at providing scholarships for young people.[11][12] In 1994, she promoted the Primary Health Case Development Bill in the City Council, which expanded day care resources for working families across the city. In 1996, James negotiated the Welfare Reform Act on behalf of the New York State Black and Puerto Rican Caucus.
She served on former New York Governor Mario Cuomo's Task Force on Diversity in the Judiciary. She served as counsel for Albert Vann, Chief of Staff for Roger L. Green in the New York State Assembly, and in the administration of New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer. She was appointed the first Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Brooklyn regional office in 1999. While working in that position, James worked in many capacities but notably focused on consumer complaints involving predatory lending and other unlawful business practices.[10]
2001 and 2003 City Council races[edit]
James' first run for the 35th Council District was in November 2001. In a close race, James received 42% of the vote on the Working Families Party line but lost to James E. Davis, a Democrat. In July 2003, just months before the next election, Davis was assassinated by Othniel Askew, another politician. Following the tragic event, Davis's brother, Geoffrey, had decided he was going to take over the Council seat running on the Democratic platform, but on election day, November 4, Geoffrey Davis lost by a large margin to James as the Working Families Party nominee. During her 2003 race, James officially became a member of the Working Families Party, and was the first city-wide office-holder who ran solely on the WFP line.
City Council tenure[edit]
James is the first member of the Working Families Party to win office in New York State, and the first third-party member to be elected to the city council since 1977.[13] (She has since changed back to the Democratic party.[2]) In 2005, James became involved in advocating against the proposed Brooklyn Nets Arena in her district, this was a case that put her against her Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Borough President Marty Markowitz and developer Bruce Ratner. James opposed the use of eminent domain to evict her constituents, selling the MTA's Atlantic Yards property below its market value, and keeping the planning of the project away from the New York City Council. Bertha Lewis, a founder of the Working Families Party and the New York City affiliate of Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN), on the other hand, endorsed the stadium development once Ratner accepted her plan for affordable housing.
James again won the Working Families and the Democratic parties' nominations by a large margin over Samuel Eric Blackwell, an urban planner at Long Island University and pro-stadium advocate. She was re-elected on the Democratic line on November 8, 2005, with 88.11% of the vote, compared to 6.80% for Republican Anthony Herbert, and 5.08% for Independence Party candidate Charles B. Billups.[14]
On October 10, 2006 there was a devastating fire at the Broken Angel House, an architectural icon in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. The fire attracted attention from the New York City Department of Buildings, which resulted in the citation of numerous building code violations. James represented Broken Angel's owner, Arthur Wood, pro bono in his negotiations to keep his home. The agency decided to allow Wood to re-occupy Broken Angel provided the upper levels were taken down and the central stairwell reconstructed.[15]
James was the sponsor of New York law 2007/29, which addressed the Alternative Enforcement Program by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development and violations of the housing maintenance code and multiple dwelling law; and 2008/004, which addressed the availability of Child Health Plus laws in day cares.
She was the first to question cost overruns and irregularities in the subcontracting work of the new CityTime payroll system much touted by Bloomberg which eventually led to several indictments, Bloomberg asking a tech giant for $600 million back, and two consultants fleeing the country in 2011.[16][17]
James originally advocated for the demolition of the Second Empire houses on Admiral's Row in order to build a parking lot for a proposed supermarket to serve residents in nearby housing developments, but later supported preserving some of the historic housing.[18] In 2008, James, with Bill de Blasio, advocated against Mayor Michael Bloomberg's attempts to seek a third term without a voter referendum.[19]
James won the Democratic primary in September 2009 against her opponents, community organizer Delia Hunley-Adossa,[20] who received more than $200,000 from Forest City Ratner[21] and Medhanie Estiphanos, a financial consultant.[21] James went on to win re-election for a second term.
With New York State Senator Eric Adams, Congressman Hakeem Jeffries, and NY city councilman Jumaane Williams, James called upon Mayor Bloomberg to investigate systemic corruption in the NYPD in November 2011.[22] She was also one of four councilmembers to sue the NYPD over its treatment of protesters at Occupy Wall Street.[2]
In May 2013, with a group that included construction unions, community groups and other elected officials, she was a part of an Article 78 lawsuit against the Bloomberg administration and Acadia Realty Trust seeking the shut-down of the City Point real estate project and a reassessment of its environmental impact.[23]
In June 2016, James attempted to pressure six financial institutions, including BB&T, Berkshire Bank, Citizens Financial Group, People's United Bank, Regions Financial Corporation and TD Bank into ending its practice of providing financial services to gun manufacturers.[24] BB&T was specifically requested to drop the accounts of SIG Sauer of New Hampshire, but denied the request.[25]
Committee assignments[edit]
- Committee on Economic Development (chair)
- Committee on Sanitation (chair)
- Committee on Parks & Recreation
- Committee on Small Business
- Committee on Technology in Government
- Committee on Veteran Affairs
- Committee on Women's Issues[7][26]
Race for NYC Public Advocate[edit]
In the 2013 election campaign for Public Advocate, James was endorsed by many of the city's important labor unions, NOW, Planned Parenthood, Democracy for NYC, League of Conservation Voters, Amsterdam News and El Diario.[2] James accomplished her first-place finish in spite of her campaign trailing Daniel Squadron's and Reshma Saujani's, in fundraising.[27] She was endorsed by third-place finisher Saujani on September 17[28] and subsequently won the run-off. In the general election in November 2013 she won with 83.55% of the vote (78.02% on the Democratic Party line and 5.53% on the Working Families Party line) with no Republican opponent.
- ^ Kravitz, Derek (2013-08-22). "Candidate's Age Often Listed Incorrectly - WSJ.com". Online.wsj.com. Retrieved 2014-01-02.
- ^ a b c d "Oct. 1 Runoff Election: Planned Parenthood, Gloria Steinem and NOW endorse Tish James for NYC". Daily Kos.
- ^ "Election 2013: Other Races".
- ^ "Letitia James wins NYC Public Advocate Democratic runoff". WABC TV. Retrieved 2 October 2013.
- ^ The Candidate: A letter from Letitia "Tish" James. Letitia James 2003 Campaign Website.
- ^ "Distinguished CUNY Alumnae". The City University of New York. Retrieved 2009-05-07.
- ^ a b James' profile at the NYC Council website
- ^ "NYS Attorney Registration".
- ^ "About Tish". Letitia James 2013.
- ^ a b "2003 General Election Voter Guide: 35th City Council District". NYC Campaign Finance Board.
- ^ "April 23 – Lunch with Legislators: Council Member Letitia James". Women's City Club of New York.
- ^ "Candidates for Public Advocate: Democratic Primary". NYC Campaign Finance Board.
- ^ Richardson, Lynda (2003-11-19). "Public Lives; Only the Party Is Minor, Not Its Councilwoman". New York Times.
- ^ "Election 2005". NY1.
- ^ Rubinstein, Dana (2007-01-06). "'Angel' on the market: Clinton Hill amalgam is yours for $1.5 mil". The Brooklyn Papers.
- ^ "CityTime Payroll Manager Fired Over Pay Scandal". WNYC.
- ^ "$450 million Fraud: CityTime husband and wife team flee country leaving 200 employees in the lurch". New York Daily News.
- ^ McLaughlin, Mike (2008-07-15). "James gets in middle of 'Row'". The Brooklyn Paper.
- ^ Hicks, Jonathan P. (2008-10-16). "Councilman Balks at Procedure to Change Term Limits". City Blogs. New York Times.
- ^ "James, in a landslide". Newman, Andy (2009-09-15) The Local
- ^ a b "The Day: Hunley-Adossa Group Got More than 200G from Ratner". The New York Times.
- ^ "Senator Eric Adams, Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries, Councilmember Letitia James and Councilmember Jumaane Williams call on Mayor Bloomberg to appoint Commission to Investigate Systemic Corruption in the NYPD". nysenate.gov.
- ^ "Pols James, Mosley Lend Support To City Point Lawsuit". City & State.
- ^ "PA James Calls on Six Banks to Terminate Financial Backing of Sig Sauer, Maker of Gun Used in Orlando Massacre". Public Advocate for the City of New York.
- ^ "BB&T doesn't agree to drop Sig Sauer firearm accounts". Winston-Salem Journal.
- ^ [1]. Gross, Courtney. (2010-01-22) "Stated Meeting: The Council's New Order"
- ^ "Shunning Squadron, the Brooklyn Democratic organization backs Letitia James". Capital.
- ^ "Reshma Saujani endorses Letitia James". Letitia James campaign.
External links[edit]
- Official New York City Public Advocate Website
- Letitia James' official staff blog "team tish"
- Gotham Gazette Campaign 2005 District 35
|Political offices
|Preceded by
James E. Davis
|New York City Council, 35th District
|Succeeded by
Laurie Cumbo
|Preceded by
Bill De Blasio
|Public Advocate of New York City
|Succeeded by
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- African-American politicians
- African-American women in politics
- Howard University School of Law alumni
- Lehman College alumni
- Living people
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- Women in New York politics
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Senator John McCain -- who's been barking about the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, for quite some time now -- has officially upset the president over the matter.
McCain has insisted that there's either a coverup or incompetence coming from the Obama administration over its response to the September attack, and today, Obama responded to some of the things said by McCain and his colleague, Senator Lindsey Graham.
Basically, there's a rumor out there that Obama's going to nominate U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice as Secretary of State.
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McCain and Graham have now said that they'd try to block the confirmation of Rice, if the president does indeed nominate her.
Here's how Obama responded to that:
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McCain has since responded with the following statement from his office:
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King's College London, November 7th and 8th 2013 Keynote Speaker: Professor Xudong Zhang, Professor of East Asian Studies and Comparative Literature, New York University on "Politics of the Flesh: The Animal in Redefining the Human in Modern Chinese Literature and Ideology"
Cannibal Modernisms will be a two day conference exploring the metaphorical implications of cannibalism in relation to literature. Literature as form is one that thrives on autophagy as a means of regeneration; in fact, we could say that literature has always had the capacity to imbibe, reinvent and "make new" even before the advent of modernism codified these terms in ways now familiar. Thinking about literature, and by extension, critique, through the lens of these cannibalistic tendencies offers an array of possible approaches.
Cannibal Modernisms Schedule
Thursday, 7th November, 2013; Virginia Woolf Building 6.01
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Panel 1: A Recipe for the Modern: Constructing Modernities
Veronica Frigeni (Kent), Between redemption and justice: Walter Benjamin's parasitical modernity
Jennifer Dorothy Lee (NYU), Cannibalizing Beauty: Gu Cheng's Bildung and the New Poetry in 1980s China
Mary Horgan (KCL), Money Made New: Ali Smith's Cannibalistic, Numismatic Modernism
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Mario Semiao (ULICES/Dalarna), 'Good artists copy, great artists steal': On the Pictorial Cannibalism of Gabriel Josipovici Patricia Silva McNeill (QMU/CES Coimbra): Brazilian Modernism as Alternative Modernism: a Case Study in Modernism as a Transcultural Phenomenon
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Mahruba Mowtushi (KCL), Textual Cannibalization: Early 20th century Bengali adventure fiction of Hemendrakumar Roy and Bibhutibhusan Banerjee.
Jimmy Packham (Bristol), Cannibal lector: Herman Melville and Cannibalistic Inscriptions
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Mason Golden, Catastrophe and Betrayal in Heiner Müller and Bertolt Brecht
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Just got here so this review won't be complete. The Logan Square view is well worth the upgrade if views are important to you. Staff has been cordial whenever I've seen or spoken to them. When we've required assistance they immediately followed-up with a phone call to confirm we were satisfied. Decor is somewhat dated/plain but I can live with that. Bathrooms were clean and they did seem to be recently refurbished. Rooms are large - ideal for a traveling family.
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Nice, but not near much
I stayed there one night in November, 2003. I'm from Phila, so I know Center City fairly well. This hotel, while very nice, does not have much around it--other than hotels. This hotel is located in Center City West, where many corporations/businesses are located. This place is great for the business traveller, or parents that may be visiting their child at the many universities in Philadelphia, but it doesn't offer much in the way of nightlife. It is near the Phila. Art Museum and the Franklin Institute Science Museum.
The price was reasonable--somewhere around $100 through Travelocity.
$21 for 24 hour parking/valet is close to standard in Phila, but you can find a couple of garages in walking distance.
Thought it was great!
I recently reserved two rooms at this hotel, one for me and one for my son. It felt like we each had our own apartment. Actually, I believe I read that this hotel was once an apartment building. The rooms were spacious and clean, with balconies. I noticed some tears in the furniture, but it wasn't my furniture, so I didn't mind. We arrived late so couldn't take advantage of the manager's reception, but the inclusion of breakfast was a great extra. We would definitely stay here again.
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I booked a room for just over $100. I couldn't believe how big it was.
We had 5 adult men stay in the suite and there was plenty of room for all of us. The location just a few blocks from the action in Center City and very close to several museums. They had a free happy hour too.
The only negative was the unbelievably slow elevators.
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We stayed here for three nights just before Thanksgiving 2003. We originally were going to stay at the nearby Hilton Garden Inn Downtown, but changed plans upon discovering that my new AARP membership would save us $20 a day over what we would have paid at the Garden Inn (almost enough to offset the $22 daily valet parking charge assessed by the Embassy Suites). Throw in the Embassy's complimentary breakfast and happy hour, and I was satisfied the switch was a good thing. In retrospect, I still feel the same way. As has been noted, this Embassy is not the typical product; it's a circular ex-apartment building. The suites (12 per floor) have large living areas and fairly small bedrooms and somewhat smaller-yet bathrooms. But not excessively small. It felt, well.....cozy. Our room was clean and comfortable. The staff was friendly and helpful. Example: our room did not have a speakerphone and I needed access to one for a work-related telecon. The front desk let me into another room which did have a speakerphone so I could take care of business. The hotel is located within walking distance of museums, restaurants, Reading Terminal Market, Chinatown, and Jewelry Row (a must-see for my wife). There is high-speed internet access in the room but it is not free - or at least was not free during the time of our visit. It cost $9.95 a day, plus tax. Up to you to make the call if it's worth it or not. To me, it was. You purchase the access a day at a time, and it worked fine. Speed test results averaged approx. 500 kbps down. I was able to use it to successfully videoteleconference with family members on the west coast. Happy hour is in the perhaps-uninspired, but definitely smoke-free, hotel lobby, and they served a premium local beer, Yuengling Lager. During the time of our stay, they also were serving Coors Light. A variety of mixed drinks was also available. Self-service laundry is on the 2nd floor, $1.75 to wash, $1.50 to dry. In summary, we had a very pleasant stay and would choose this hotel again.
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We stayed there in the hottest dog days of August 2003. The room was a good size and comfortable and the A/C worked perfect. It was very convienent to all of the D'Town attractions and the free breakfast was very good. The staff was friendly and helpful. We used Go Philla and got a great deal. Did I mention the mangers cocktail party every eve.
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We stopped over for a few days in Philly en-route to Atlantic City.
Unfortunately, the weather was outrageously hot, 100 degrees plus making our stay very uncomfortable. The hotel is conveniently situated, fairly close to the train station ($5 Taxi) The suite we occupied was big enough for the five of us and although it was busy, the TGI Fridays attached to the hotel, was perfect for our three teenagers who were hot, tired and fed up with sight seeing. The free breakfasts are adequate and served buffet style. We found the staff in both TGI Fridays and the hotel to be polite and friendly, consequently, we would stay there again.
Embassy Suites in Philly a mixed bag.
The best thing about the Philadelphia Embassy Suites was the room, which was truly beautiful and very comfortable. I would give the rest of the hotel a passing grade only -- the elevators are very slow and the restaurant a noisy, smoky TGI Friday's. This means the drink before dinner venue is the uninspired hotel lobby. Other Embassy Suites have much nicer restaurants.
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We stayed here for 3 nights. the bedroom and bathroom were comfortable but small. The living room was HUGE if i knew more people in Philly i would have given a party in my room. the kitchen had much more counterspace than other Embassy Suites. the micorwave was tiny and the fridge decent. Service was very good. i accidentally clogged up the kitchen sink -- the repair guy was there immediately and did a creative and credible job of unclogging-- i won't go into details of how stupidly i creatd the clog. Breakfast downstairs was very good, made-to-order omelettes, bagels, etc. they did not have my favorites non-instant oatmeal and plain non-fat yoghurt.... but then this is not San Francisco. Valet parking with in-and-out was $21 per day... a normal price in San Fran... but in Philly? have fun, thelma
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I have stayed at this hotel twice while visiting with family in Philadelphia (my home town!). Each time I found this hotel to be wonderful in every way. The suites are HUGE! In fact this hotel was once an apartment complex so the rooms are FAR bigger than the rooms found in most all-suite hotels. As a bonus there is a manager's "reception" each night (free drinks!) at 5pm and a free buffet breakfast each morning at the TGI Friday's restaurant downstairs. You may also want to know that this hotel is very convenient to the Franklin Institute (a nationally known science museum) and the Natural History Museum. The historic area of Center City is a short cab ride away as well.Beware that weekday rates can be high because of business travelers. However most weekend rates are great (about $89 per night). I got a great deal by checking at www.gophila.com which specializes in providing info on Philadelphia tourism. Enjoy!
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1225 Estabrook Drive
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Distance from hotel: 9 miles
The Minnesota State Capitol celebrated its centennial in 2005. The Capitol has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1972. Cass Gilbert was the architect of the Minnesota state capitol. He also designed the U.S. Supreme Court building (Washington D.C.) Woolworth building (New York City) U.S. Customs House (New York City) West Virginia & Arkansas state capitols.
75 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
St. Paul, Minnesota
Distance from hotel: 9.1 miles
Grab a bag of fresh popcorn and see the latest films in this local movie theatre.
1188 Helmo Ave N
Oakdale, Minnesota
Distance from hotel: 9.3 miles
Explore Minnesota's past through museum exhibits that feature large-scale objects hands-on experiences and multimedia presentations. Minnesota Historical Society.
345 W. Kellogg Blvd
Distance from hotel: 9.4 miles
Minnesota Children's Museum is where fun meets learning. It's where kids can touch climb splash crawl push pull and press it all.
10 West Seventh Street
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Authentic 1930's art deco architecture makes it the "quintessential diner". Open 365 days a year 24 hours a day.
36 West 7th Street
Hailed as America's premier chamber orchestra The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra is internationally renowned for its artistic excellence and remarkable versatility of musical styles.
408 St. Peter Street
Distance from hotel: 9.6 miles
Italian Renaissance Church styled after St. Peter's in Rome. Construction began in 1907 on the highest point in Saint Paul. In 1974 the Cathedral was placed on the National Register of Historical Buildings.
239 Selby Avenue
Minnesota's professional lacrosse team plays at the Xcel Enery Center from January to April.
175 West Kellogg Blvd
The Ordway recognized as one of the United State's leading not-for-profit performing arts centers is home to a wide variety of performances throughout the year that encompass the finest in American musical theatre world music dance jazz and vocal artists on its Main Hall and McKnight Theatre stages
345 Washington Street
The Xcel Energy Center is a one-of-a-kind multi-purpose sports and entertainment facility located in the heart of downtown Saint Paul. The arena is home to the National Hockey League's (NHL) Minnesota Wild the National Lacrosse League's (NLL) Minnesota Swarm and more than 150 spectacular entertainment events annually. Since its opening in September 2000 the Xcel Energy Center has been recognized as one of the best venues worldwide including "Best Stadium Experience" in 2007 by ESPN the Magazine and "Best Fan Experience" by Forbes in 2006.
199 West Kellogg Boulevard
Distance from hotel: 9.7 miles
Rugged stone massive scale fine detail and ingenious mechanical systems recall the powerful presence of James J. Hill builder of the Great Northern Railway. Guides lead tours that help you imagine family and servant life in the 1891 Gilded Age mansion.
240 Summit Avenue
The Science Museum of Minnesota founded in 1907 is a large regional science museum located on the banks of the Mississippi River in downtown St. Paul. The Science Museum's programs combine research and collection facilities a public science education center extensive teacher education and school outreach programs and an Imax Convertible Dome Omnitheater to provide science education to an audience of more than a million people per year.
120 West Kellogg Boulevard
Distance from hotel: 10.3 miles
The world's largest amateur sports and meeting facility featuring soccer fields baseball a hippodrome and much more.
1700 105th Avenue
Blaine, Minnesota
Distance from hotel: 11.4 miles
Harness racing and card room.
15201 Zurich Street NE
Columbus, Minnesota
The University of Minnesota campus spans the Mississippi River with campuses in both Minneapolis and St. Paul. See where thousands of undergraduates and scores of graduate students are schooled each year and you'll witness the institution that has become the Minneapolis community's most honored place of learning.
267 19th Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Distance from hotel: 11.8 miles
Learn about the limestone caves in Stillwater that were used as a brewery in the late 1800's. Why does a good brew master have bad teeth? What is a cave kiss? Find out the answers to these questions and more on this 20-30 minute walking tour.
402 S. Main Street
Stillwater, Minnesota
Distance from hotel: 11.9 miles
Water park stables and golf course.
701 County Parkway Road
Coon Rapids, Minnesota
Distance from hotel: 12.1 miles
Scenic paddleboat dinner cruises.
525 Main Street South
Distance from hotel: 12.3 miles
The Guthrie Theater founded in 1963 is an American center for theater performance production education and professional training. By presenting both classical literature and new work from diverse cultures the Guthrie illuminates the common humanity connecting Minnesota to the peoples of the world.
818 South 2nd Street
Located within the ruins of the Washburn Mill this museum chronicles the flour milling industry through multisensory and interactive exhibits.
704 S 2nd St
Distance from hotel: 12.5 miles
In addition to being the home of the Minnesota Vikings the Metrodome has housed numerous amateur events cultural events and family focused activities. The Metrodome is the only facility in America to have hosted Major League Baseball's 1985 All Star Game two World Series two NCAA Final Fours and a Super Bowl.
900 South 5th Street
Distance from hotel: 13 miles
Opened in 1990 the Target Center is now home to the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves and the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx. The Target Center also frequently hosts other concerts performances and family shows. Located in the heart of downtown the Target Center is easily accessible by bus train or car and is surrounded by an abundance of restaurants and shopping.
600 First Avenue North
Opened in April 2010 Target Field is the new home of Minnesota's MLB team the Twins. The new field will feature one of the closest seating bowls to the playing field in all of Major League Baseball boasting approximately 18500 infield seats. Target Field is equipped with wider seats and more legroom for fans and provides heated concessions restrooms and lounge areas for fans when the weather is less than perfect. The new field promises to provide fans with a unique MLB experience.
1 Twins Way
Distance from hotel: 13.7 miles
Travel through 4000 years of world history as you view more than 80000 works of sculpture photography paintings drawings and prints.
2400 3rd Ave S
Distance from hotel: 13.9 miles
Formally established in 1927 the Walker Art Center began as the first public art gallery in the Upper Midwest. The museum's focus on modern art began in the 1940s when a gift from Mrs. Gilbert Walker made possible the acquisition of works by important artists of the day including sculptures by Pablo Picasso Henry Moore Alberto Giacometti and others. Opened in April 2005 the new Walker Art Center nearly double in size includes increased indoor and outdoor facilities allowing them to share more resources--from objects in the permanent collection to books in our library to an inside view of the artist's own creative process--with the growing audience.
1750 Hennepin Avenue
Distance from hotel: 14.2 miles
As one of the state's oldest settlements this site hosts four simple limestone buildings from the era when the American Fur Company operated a regional trade with the Dakota between 1825 and 1853. The home of Henry Hastings Sibley the company's young regional manager was begun in 1838. Sibley's office as first state governor is located in one ell of the home.
1357 Sibley Memorial Hwy
Mendota, Minnesota
Distance from hotel: 14.4 miles
Completed in 1825 Fort Snelling was the hub of the Upper Mississippi area for over 30 years. During the Civil War Fort Snelling was a Union training center and during World War II processed and trained over 300000 US Army soldiers. Closed at the end of WWII the fort was named a National Historic Landmark in 1960 and has since been rebuilt and restored. Come take a guided tour enjoy a historic workshop or take advantage of the numerous walking trails and picnic areas.
At Highways 5 & 55 near Airport
, Minnesota
Distance from hotel: 14.8 miles
State of the art video games bowling and cosmic bowling audio visual equipment billiards laser tag DJ and karaoke.
7545 Brooklyn Blvd
Brooklyn Park, Minnesota
Enjoy regional theater at the Bryant-Lake Bowl Theater where world-class acts convene on the hottest stage in Minneapolis. From movie screenings to some of the most impressive theatre and comedy prepare to be entertained at the Bryant-Lake Bowl Theater.
810 West Lake Street
Distance from hotel: 1.2 miles
This executive golf course has 2- 9 hole courses perfect for casual outings.
4039 Scheuneman
Distance from hotel: 2.7 miles
Swimming Beach Picnic Shelter Restrooms
2499 South Shore Blvd
Distance from hotel: 3.5 miles
Part of Ramsey County Parks this golf course features a mens club and junior program.
3200 McKNIGHT ROAD
Distance from hotel: 3.7 miles
A premier sporting event company Front Runner provides over 30 energetic and exciting events every year.
5906 Hwy 61 N
Distance from hotel: 4.4 miles
1045 Park Ave.
Mahtomedi, Minnesota
Distance from hotel: 4.8 miles
Great for hiking and biking.
Lincolntown Ave.
Distance from hotel: 5.1 miles
Fresh locally grown apples and strawberries and entertainment in the fall of pony and wagon rides corn maze pick your own pumpkins and more!
450 Apple Orchard Rd
Distance from hotel: 6.9 miles
This beautiful park provides limitless opportunities for outdoor recreation including boating hiking bird-watching fishing and picnicking.
1500 Old Highway 8 NW
Mounds Creek, Minnesota
World's largest ice arena and home to the U.S. Women's Olympic team.
Distance from hotel: 10.7 miles
Oak Glen Golf Course features 27 holes of bent grass fairways and greens. Our 18 hole Championship course has hosted numerous Minnesota Golf events including the Four Ball State Amateur and State Open Qualifying tournaments and Women's Invitationals. The executive (par 29) nine hole course across the street earns the same meticulous care of our grounds crew.
1599 McKusick Road
Golf course and banquet hall.
701 Bunker Lake Blvd
Ham Lake, Minnesota
Stoll along the tree-lined walkways through this scenic garden to view a magnificent collection of public art.
725 Vineland Place
Distance from hotel: 14.1 miles
Bunker Hills has a wide range of different activities for the whole family to enjoy while on your Minnesota Vacation. You can go to the largest outdoor water park in the area where the 25000 square foot wave pool and an enormous water park area are waiting for you. There are different sized waterslides a large adventure pool with zero depth entry and a large interactive play area. Tubes can be rented there is a sand play area volleyball courts and concessions to make your visit truly fun.
12800 Bunker Prairie Road Northwest
Ranked in the top 25 courses in the country by Golf Digest.
12800 Bunker Prairie Dr
Located in the heart of Minneapolis this lush green space includes a 53 foot waterfall.
4801 South Minnehaha Park Dr
Distance from hotel: 5.9 miles
The city of Lino Lakes covers an area of 33 square miles on the north side of the Twin Cities in Anoka County. The beautiful 2,700 acre Rice Creek Chain of Lakes Regional Park is within the heart of this amazing city. This area is well maintained by the natural settings and the wildlife habitats. The Joseph E. Wargo Nature Center offers public nature programs and environmental educational classes. Snowshoes and canoes are available for rent to encourage exploration of the area. Lino Lakes is not just about the beautiful lakes but also offers an amazing Chomonix Golf Course. Mature tree line fairways, water hazards on seven holes, and an abundant of wildlife makes this golf course an adventure. The city offers city parks tours, along with several shopping, food and lodging facilities.
Distance from hotel: 7.5 miles
New Brighton is a charming medium-sized city with a variety of shops, boutiques, and restaurants. Visitors to New Brighton will particularly enjoy Long Lake Regional Park, a beautiful public green space that has many walking paths, a sandy beach, and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation.
If it is shopping that you are looking for it was pretty much everything that you may be looking for. Stores such as Macy's, JC Penny's, Sears, Barnes and Noble, Old Navy and many more. Maplewood in known for St. Johns Hospital along with several other specialty clinics.
Distance from hotel: 9.2 miles
Saint Paul is the Arts and Culture Capital of the Midwest, with over 52,000 theater seats, three world class museums, and a vibrant grass roots arts community. Each year 7 million visitors come to see world renowned groups like the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, national treasures like Penumbra Theatre Company, and a music scene ranging from Mint Condition to Tapes and Tapes. Saint Paul has a literary history as rich as any, with giants from F. Scott Fitzgerald to Garrison Keillor.
Distance from hotel: 10.1 miles
Lake Elmo is home of the Lake Elmo Airport, Washington County Fairgrounds, St. Croix Sensory, Lake Elmo Park Reserve, Oakdale Gun Club and many fabulous restaurants including the nationally known Lake Elmo Inn. Golf is available as well, including Tartann Park Golf Course, Country Air Golf Park and Cimarron Park Golf Course.
When visiting the Blaine area, you will find many things to do and see. Blaine is home to the National Sports Center Olympic Training facility which features year-round, top level sporting events such as soccer, hockey, and track and field, and Fogerty Arena which has two ice sheets for hockey and indoor soccer. Blaine also hosts many baseball and softball tournaments each summer. The Anoka County wave pool is just a few miles away in Bunker Hills Regional Park. Blaine is only minutes from both downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul and the many arts, entertainment, and restaurant opportunities they offer.
Distance from hotel: 11.2 miles
Explore the beautiful St. Croix Valley from charming Stillwater. Unique shops, galleries and fine restaurants dot our historic downtown. Lowell Park along the river and Pioneer Park on the bluff offer dramatic views of the river. Visit wineries, take a balloon ride, hit the hiking or biking trails or just relax with a treatment in a spa. You'll be glad you did!
Distance from hotel: 11.6 miles
Woodbury is located just southeast of St. Paul, the state's capital. The city is in close proximity to Minnesota's largest employer, 3M, and to the St. Croix River Valley, providing a beautiful natural setting and year-round recreational opportunities. Woodbury is known for its attractive residential neighborhoods, which are connected by more than 71 miles of multi-use trails and surrounded by 1,662 acres of dedicated park land. Residents have a wide choice of housing, ranging from apartments and townhomes to large-lot estates.
As one of the famed "Twin Cities," this green urban area offers a dynamic vibe, creative energy, and an endless amount of things to do and see. Enjoy the open-air shopping at the bustling Nicollet Mall, an eleven block pedestrian-only thoroughfare in the heart of the downtown area, or stroll down historic Summit Avenue, the longest stretch of residential Victorian architecture in the country. Whether your interest lies in the arts, fine dining, or scenic beauty, your visit to Minneapolis is bound to be a delight.
Distance from hotel: 12.9 miles
Imagine living the dream of many - All the peacefulness of rural life in close proximity to city life. It is surrounded by woods, waterfront, wildlife, and wilderness acreage. Columbus is that rural atmosphere, located on the Anoka sand plain with easy access to Forest Lake and Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Columbus also offers the Running Aces Harness Park, with live harness racing in the summers and poker and blackjack 24 hours throughout the year. It also boasts large tracts of nature loving public lands including Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area and Lamprey Pass.
Bayport, Minnesota is the home of Andersen Windows, Red Cross Center and Croixdale Residence Retirement Home. There are two boat marinas, Bayport Marina and River Park Marina to land or launch your boat. Boat rentals are available as well.
Forest Lake offers a Farmers' Market, Arts in the Park, Taco Daze, Linwood Family Fun Day, Hay Day Races, an Ice Fishing Contest, Casino Night and Columbus Fest, to name just a few. Visitors can also take in one of the local historical sites or watch an auction. This beautiful area of Minnesota offers unlimited opportunities for swimming, fishing, hiking, boating, ice hockey and golf. Choose from a private 18-hole or several area public nine and 18-hole courses. The 23,000-acre Carlos Avery Wildlife Management Area is also nearby. Running Aces Harness Park is only minutes away.
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Roadside Picnic (Rediscovered Classics) (original 1972; edition 2012)
by Arkady Strugatsky, Boris Strugatsky, Ursula K. Le Guin (Foreword)
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As remarkable as advertised. Read on the heels of my first (four) viewings of Tarkovsky's film adaptation, Stalker. Remarks about both over at my blog.
Interesting and enticing for the whole missing-information approach - but just didn't deliver the punch I was expecting.
I am not sure exactly what it is about Soviet SF that I find so appealing and satisfying but I think it has to do with 'oddness,' a sense of the world and its characters being continually off balance and desperately searching for some firm footing that infects the reader as well (at least this reader). The same atmospherics are a constant in most of Stanislaw Lem's novels as well--no intention, here, of simply lumping him in with Soviet authors. This testing of the limits of a human-centric reality is not often an element in Western SF....although there is a hint of it in certain novels of Pynchon.
Very real, even gritty characters, face situations in which their own most basic precepts of how the world does and should operate fail them. Once principals of physics become squishy, so does any sense of 'common sense.' Characters in this novel drink a lot with a purpose: reality has become so weird that they drink to gain some grasp of reality rather than to escape it. Drinking allows the tightly wrapped Dr. Pillman to finally loosen up and express his hopes, fears, guesses about a world in which his beloved physics seems to miss the target so badly it is almost beside the point.
As in much of the fiction of the Strugatsky's, I never feel like it is plotted in a way that fully satisfies Western tastes. It flows too much like life and seems to lack the hand of a creator that carefully manipulates plot lines to arrive at some fully satisfying, poetic conclusion. (Think Chekhov. Not O. Henry.) I feel like this is maybe more of a developed taste in Westerners and it is certainly a taste I have developed.
If Goodreads supported half stars, this would come in at 3.5 for me. I very much enjoyed this book and am in the process of getting my hands on more work by the Strugatsky's as well as a collection of other Soviet SF. I love the atmosphere of these books and the twilight/uncertain worlds into which they plunge their readers. It is a world in which I rightly or wrongly imagine much of mankind to have existed during the Soviet era (read Boris' Afterward) and a world I catch glimpses of when something detected in my peripheral vision causes me to turn my head quickly enough.
A sf novel from the USSR era. An inspiration for the S.T.A.L.K.E.R movie and game. On a banned books list. Very much an enjoyable read.
Building the story on a series of what if's that involve a visit by aliens several years earlier and the artefacts they left behind and the cascade that follows from dealing with these. Red Schuhart is a man who deals with these artefacts, illegally and this has repercussions on his life, but the alien items are changing the world.
It's an interesting look at a slightly different world, a world where aliens have changed things without really having interaction with the humans.
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Roadside Picnic / Tale of the Troika by Arkady Strugatsky
Strugatzki Gesammelte Werke 2: Drei Romane in einem Band: Picknick am Wegesrand; Eine Milliarde Jahre vor dem Weltuntergang; Das Experiment by Arkadi Strugatzki
Sobranie sochinenij. V 11-ti tomakh. Tom 7. 1973-1978 by Аркадий Натанович Стругацк
Трудно быть богом; Понедельник начинается в субботу; Пикник на обочине; За миллиард лет до конца света by A. Strugatsky
Phantastische Bibliothek. Die andere Zukunft. 7 Bände in Kassette by James Gr. Ballard
Alien Zones: Roadside Picnic / Hard to Be a God by Arkady Strugatsky
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0575070536, Paperback)Red Schuhart is a stalker, one of those strange misfits who are compelled by some unknown force to venture illegally into the Zone and, in spite of the extreme danger, collect the mysterious artefacts that the alien visitors left scattered around. His life is dominated by the Zone and the thriving black market in the alien products. Even the nature of his daughter has been determined by the Zone. And it is for her that Red makes his last, tragic foray into the hazardous and hostile depths.
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"Red Schuhart is a stalker, one of those young rebels who are compelled, in spite of the extreme danger, to venture illegally into the Zone to collect the mysterious artifacts that the alien visitors left scattered around. His life is dominated by the place and the thriving black market in the alien products. But when he and his friend Kirill go into the Zone together to pick up a "full empty," something goes wrong. And the news he gets from his girlfriend upon his return makes it inevitable that he'll keep going back to the Zone, again and again, until he finds the answer to all his problems."--… (more)
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