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Frustration is growing with the way Lane County Animal Services is handling horse neglect cases, says horse rescuer Darla Clark of Strawberry Mountain Rescue and Rehabilitation Center.
Although Clark is in Douglas County, she gets frequent calls from concerned Lane County residents about horse neglect situations here, including a case in which horses were wandering on a roadway near a school in Cottage Grove and another situation in Elmira in which a herd of horses were alleged to be starving. Many of the Elmira horses were sold at the Eugene Livestock Auction on Feb. 14.
Kesey Square was originally intended to be a dedicated public space when a building was removed from the site in 1970. According to a Feb. 13 article in the Register-Guard, the deed to the square has surfaced and it says the area, also known as Broadway Plaza, is supposed to stay public permanently.
The R-G reported that it found a copy of the 1971 deed, committing the city-owned land parcel at Broadway and Willamette to be "forever dedicated to the use of the public."
A Victorian-style apothecary with steampunk-inspired, post-Industrial flair will soon join the businesses in the Farmers' Union Marketplace at Fifth Avenue and Olive Street in downtown Eugene.
Mountain Rose Herbs, national purveyor of tea, spices and other herbal offerings, moved to Eugene in 2010, but the company has never before operated a formal storefront.
Hey, hold on just a second before you fire up that weed — it could be toxic as hell.
A shiver ran through Eugene's marijuana community Feb. 5 when the Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA) ordered the stop-sale of Guardian, a popular pesticide, after it was discovered the product contained abamectin, an insecticide that is highly toxic to bees and marine life, and which in high doses may lower sperm count in men.
Only a year ago, Kelly Middle School science teacher Dustin Dawson expressed his concern at a school board meeting that Eugene School District 4J wasn't moving fast enough to adopt new science curriculum. At the time, some of 4J's schools were using 20-year-old textbooks with outdated information written before Pluto was declassified as a planet and before the human genome was sequenced. Dawson was supplementing his classes with his own material.
Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce President Dave Hauser recently weighed in on the future of Kesey Square in his weekly email Feb. 5, "The Chamber Rundown," to Chamber members.
On Nov. 17, the Chamber voted to endorse the controversial 2E Broadway proposal — the proposal to buy Kesey Square and put an apartment building on it — when most citizens were still wrapping their heads around the fact that Kesey Square was even up for sale.
• Weyerhaeuser Company, 744-4600, plans to aerial and ground spray 416.8 acres in the greater Lorane area near Tucker, Crow, Kelly, Farman, Redford and Shaw Creeks with 2,4-D, atrazine, clopyralid, glyphosate, hexazinone, sulfometuron methyl, Crosshair, Foam Buster and/or Grounded. See ODF notification 2016-781-01556, call Brian Peterson at 935-2283 with questions.
The May election might be a primary, but how a local candidate does in that election — only a couple short months away — can determine the final winner for the position.
In the nonpartisan elections for both the Eugene City Council and the Lane County Board of Commissioners, if a candidate gets more than 50 percent of the votes in the primary, then that person's name is the only one that shows up on the November ballot.
On Jan. 30, several members of a group called Save TV Butte held signs at the gates of King Estate Winery reading "Wines not Mines" and "WTF? King Estate."
Eugene city councilors are feeling a little out of the loop when it comes to the construction of the new City Hall and their future offices there. Or lack of offices, as the case may be. Recently more than half the City Council questioned City Manager Jon Ruiz on the latest developments with the public building under construction that they were not aware of.
On Feb. 12 the Eugene tech community plans to address the topic of downtown livability in Eugene with a giant computer programming event called a hackathon. The tech frenzy starts Friday at the Downtown Athletic Club, where Technology Association of Oregon (TAO) will host Hack for a Cause.
Joshua Purvis, the events coordinator for TAO, explains that local members of the tech community will work in teams to develop and produce ideas and concepts concerning downtown livability in Eugene "with a vision for implementation."
• M Three Timber Company, 767-3785, plans to aerial and ground spray 66 acres near Muslin Creek with 2,4-D, atrazine, hexazinone, sulfometuron methyl, clopyralid and/or Induce. See ODF notification 2016-781-01311, call Brian Peterson at 953-2283 with questions.
Marijuana: controlled substance or religious sacrament?
In December 2015, the Portland branch of the United States Postal Service (USPS) seized a 5-ounce package of marijuana mailed from Eugene by Joy Graves — the leader of the Cottage Grove branch of Oklevueha Native American Church (ONAC) — who says it was intended to help an ailing ONAC member in Ohio.
On the corner of Lawrence Street sits a tiny white building that houses feisty nonprofit Beyond Toxics, which has advocated for environmental and social justice reforms in the state of Oregon since 2001 — you might remember it as Oregon Toxics Alliance.
On Feb. 5, Beyond Toxics will celebrate its 15th anniversary at Capitello Wine Bar in downtown Eugene, as well as introduce a state ballot petition banning aerial chemical sprays.
The American media has been paying a lot of attention to the clown car that makes up the pool of candidates for the Republican presidential nomination. And on the Democratic side, the media has finally noticed that Bernie Sanders is making inroads into what many thought was a surefire Hillary Clinton ticket.
But lately, Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein says, there's been a little more oxygen in the room, and the media and American public have realized that Stein and the Greens have something to say.
Nadia Raza's lawsuit against Lane Community College, filed Jan. 21, alleges that the administration failed to protect the tenured instructor from an aggressive student felon and stalker.
Raza's 19-page complaint, filed in U.S. District Court in Eugene by attorney Jennifer Middleton, is not the first attempt to get the LCC administration to adopt immediate measures to better protect its staff from sexual advances and physical threats from students.
[Update: This article has been edited to include information about a petition to Save Kesey Square.]
Before the Eugene City Council meeting Jan. 25, the chants and drums of the Save Kesey Square rally could be heard from the nearby Harris Hall, growing louder as more than 100 protesters walked from Kesey Square to the Wayne Morse Free Speech Plaza while a council work session was in progress.
Until last year, Eugene School District 4J did not have a policy in place to specifically protect transgender and gender non-conforming students.
When 4J school psychologist Brianna Stiller was developing 4J's gender policy, which the 4J School Board passed in the spring of 2015, district lawyers told her that since 4J already had anti-harassment policies in place, it didn't need a gender policy.
"I told them, 'You're missing the point,'" Stiller says.
On Dec. 15, the Lane County Board of Commissioners quietly voted on an ordinance that made an already ambiguous policy about who has the right to be on county property even more problematic.
Under Chapter 6 of the Lane County Code, "a duly authorized officer," who could be a board member, the county administrator or "any person delegated the authority to control county property" by those people — and the delegation of authority does need not be in writing — can trespass someone from county property.
[Update: This story has been edited Jan. 22 to include a response from the city of Eugene]
Slow down. That's the message citizens of Eugene are emailing to City Manager Jon Ruiz, Mayor Kitty Piercy and the Eugene City Council about Kesey Square and its potential development into an apartment building by a local group, which could happen as soon as this spring.
Jan. 15 was the deadline for submission of RFEIs (requests for expression of interest) for Kesey Square.
KLCC public radio in Eugene is no longer running Alternative Radio, a weekly program that has run for 30 years. The hour-long program slot at 7 pm Tuesday has been filled by Reveal, investigative reports from the Center for Public Integrity, Public Radio Exchange and partner public radio stations around the country. KLCC is now a partner station with opportunities to give Eugene-area stories national exposure. Reveal is free for KLCC, as was Alternative Radio.
Seneca Jones Timber Company LLC, 689-1011, plans to spray roadsides near Siuslaw River Road, Crow Creek, Douglas Creek, Sheffler Road, Doane and Crow Roads, Simonsen Road, Farman Creek and Camas Swale Creek near Weiss Road. See ODF notifications 2016-781-00876, 00877, 00879, 00880, 00881 and 2016-781-00882, call Brian Peterson or Robin Biesecker at 998-2283 with questions.
The projected cost of Eugene's new City Hall has now risen after city councilors requested that city staff look into boosting the new four-story structure's ability to withstand a severe earthquake.
"We asked the city manager to investigate looking into that standard. He said, 'Yeah, but it'll cost more,'" said Councilor Alan Zelenka in an interview with EW. The conversation on altering City Hall's structure took place at the last City Council meeting in December, he says.
Giustina Land and Timber Company, 345-2301, plans to hire Western Helicopter, 503-538-9469, to aerially spread urea fertilizer pellets on 3 units totaling 454.6 acres near Jones Creek and Hall Road and near Goldson Road off of Hwy. 36. See ODF notification 2016-781-00296; call Robin Biesecker at 998-2283 with questions.


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text: Literary trips you will WANT to go on Tea with the Brontës? A chance to stay at Woolf's country pad? Annabelle Spranklen picks out the only literary experiences worth swotting up for… 4th February 2014 1. Tea with the Brontës No, this isn't tea with the Brontë ghosts. That would be strange and messy because ghosts can't drink tea. This is a Brontë-inspired, proper-Yorkshire-tea-with-your-mam (with finest china and shiniest silver) experience at the Gilbert Scott. You can gobble Tabby's Yorkshire Parkins and egg and cress sandwiches (a Brontë picnic favourite), while eyeing up Charlotte Cory's Capturing the Brontës portrait collection before it moves over to the Long & Ryle Gallery. And, before you ask, there is a Victorian gin cocktail if you need something a little punchier.2. Edinburgh Literary pub tour An excuse to drink your way around a city and have an actual purpose! You'll romp through the wynds, courtyards and pubs of Edinburgh's Old and New Town while a bunch of mad actors re-enact scenes from Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde, reciting some of Robert Burn's words and taking you on a nose around the joints favoured by some of Scotland's finest writers. Best to have dinner before you go for obvious reasons.3. Walking with Austen Who wants to walk with dinosaurs when you can walk with Austen? Go rambling around Bath with a merry guide who will take you to places mentioned in Austen's letters and novels Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. And then - this is the BEST bit - you can pop back to the Jane Austen centre, slip on a bonnet, fan and parasol and go for Champagne Tea with Mr Darcy. That's the name of the tea; Colin Firth probably won't be there. Sorry.4. To the country with Woolf This might be a TEENY tiny cottage with just enough space to swing your Mulberry, but it's on the exact same National Trust land as Virginia Woolf's country retreat, Monk House, for goodness sake. Plus it's surrounded by a pretty garden where you can sit and bang out your own beautiful poetry. Or just sit and drink a G&T and pretend to be writing*. (*our preferred choice)5. Drinking with Dylan Thomas Of course, you already know that this year marks the centenary of Wales's most famous poet, Dylan Thomas and we're quite sure you've already booked your train down to his hometown Laughame (oh, they do like to laugh in Laughame). Pop down to a lovely spot called the Boathouse, it used to be his actual home and is perched right on the Taf Estuary. You can have lunch on the terrace - just watch those seagulls - before shuffling over to the bar in Browns Hotel for some real Welsh ale. It was, after all, where Mr Thomas and his pals gathered for a pint, game of cards and the odd bet. More travel porn... Five spas to keep you on the wagon What not to do in St Barth's


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Guy Ritchie's bigger, louder sequel once again trades wit and intricate plotting for cheap gags and overblown action sequences.
Brad Bird delivers an impressive and highly satisfying thrill ride with this fourth installment in the Mission: Impossible series.
Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol has teamed up with DJ Tiesto for an epic live streaming event from Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.
Here's the new poster for the final installment of Christopher Nolan's Batman series, The Dark Knight Rises, which sees Christian Bale in his final turn as the Caped Crusader and Tom Hardy appearing as the villainous Bane. The Knight rises in summer 2012.
Immortals is the story of Theseus, a man chosen by Zeus to lead the fight against King Hyperion, who is on a rampage to obtain a weapon that can destroy humanity. Here's a first look at the film which opens Friday.
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Steven Soderbergh's startling portrait of a world ravaged by a super-virus is a smart, scary thrill ride.
Director Jon Favreau's genre mashup makes for both a dull Western and a mediocre piece of science fiction, but Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford manage to ride into town and save at least part of the day.
The final stand-alone character adventure before next summer's Marvel mash-up, The Avengers, is a highly enjoyable, often rousing and deeply satisfying comic book fable.
The final adventure of The Boy Who Lived is a grand, operatic and richly satisfying curtain call filled with astonishing spectacle, rich emotion and, above all, powerful performances.
Jason Statham is back — somehow — for more full-speed, full-adrenaline cartoon mayhem as he races against time to get his heart back. Literally.
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Baku 2015 European Games has revealed Culture 2015, a programme of events to take place in June across Baku to highlight the rich and diverse culture of Azerbaijan.
Supported by the First Lady of Azerbaijan and Chair of the Baku 2015 European Games Organising Committee, Mehriban Aliyeva, the Culture 2015 programme has been put together by the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and a variety of independent cultural venues.
The programme draws on Azerbaijan's history of cultural exchange. Its position between East and West has resulted in a unique heritage that includes ancient historical sites, mugham, classical and jazz music, opera, dance and theatre, and an extensive collection of traditional and contemporary art.
Mr Azad Rahimov, Azerbaijan's Minister of Youth and Sports and Baku 2015 Chief Executive Officer, said: "Hosting the first European Games is a great honour for Azerbaijan and provides our young country with a unique opportunity to showcase our rich culture and hospitality. I am delighted that our visitors will have the opportunity to sample our magnificent cultural venues and the diverse range of events taking place across the city throughout the Games."
Baku 2015 has worked with its partners to produce a comprehensive Culture 2015 brochure containing a guide to all the key cultural venues in Baku and events and exhibitions taking place.
The venues include Baku's historic Old City and the Gobustan National Park, both of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, as well as the State Opera and Ballet Theatre, the recently refurbished National Museum of Art, the newly-built Carpet Museum and the Heydar Aliyev Center.
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One can find the face book thing a joke, you give up so much personal data opening one up to potential hackers, identity thieves and face book will deny any culpability when their records are compromised, but racism, hatred is rampant on the internet and print news papers especially in certain counties like Mohave County where if one is anti-Obama, anti-democrat nothing is off limits in content one can print whether it be lies or libel!
I think his point about anonymous comments is relevant. Here's the thing: I don't want my comments to be easily accessibly to anyone casually searching on my name such as a future employer. Not that I'm ashamed of anything I say, I just don't want to spend that much time thinking about comments to say, hm, how will this look in 10 years and is there a chance that it will tick someone off. I'd prefer that tying comments to me personally at least require finding my personal email and likely getting a warrant (or not if you're the NSA).
Who knows what facebook will do with them, but anything tied to facebook is tied to my name and personal account.
Thus I don't comment at ADS at all anymore (and the people rejoiced) and I've virtually stopped reading it (virtually, ha ha). Which is too bad since it's the only significant source of local news outside of the TV stations and if you ignored the trolls there were some good comments and some real information in them occasionally. It seems strange that a newspaper would be afraid of the statements of their readers, even if they disagreed with them.
But the ADS is not much more in depth or useful than the TV news anymore so maybe it's time for it to die.
If I'm understanding Serraglio's point, or at least one of them, Facebook is a sort of evil empire bent on monetizing (I hate this word) all communications flowing across and within its network. Yeah, that's why they exist or as the French would have it their raison d'etre. Serraglio's point is true but trivial. That the federal government, we've learned, has ready access to all communications on Facebook (and other social media site) is also true but deeply troubling; being an electronic massive data dump and NSA storage facility was not a primary goal of Facebook's founders.
So to many of us Facebook haters, the move by the Daily Star was a bridge too far, an inedible meal. You can be a liberal, libertarian or conservative and find adequate reason to opt out of the Facebook "community." You'd probably find common cause in your reasons including crude attempts at monetization, privacy concerns, or an overflow of unfiltered information from friends and relatives with too much time on their hands.
The ADS took the path of least resistance and the decision was probably made outside of Tucson; part of a corporate directive intended save money or generate additional revenues as the scrubbed up new commentaries somehow become interesting and palatable to a broad population of readers ...and go viral. Serraglio is correct, the new ADS online comments direction appears to be a massive failure with few bothering to bother and much of the same vitriol flowing (only much less of it). But that said, the Weekly comments section is also a pale shadow of the former ADS site even with its affording anonymity to posters. Maybe it's a trend, folks deciding not to contribute to the electronic noise.
Just another reason not to read the Arizona Daily Star. Wonder how the sponsors feel about so few people reading the ads with the comment section. The comments were also part of the entertainment! The Ariz Republic is also doing the same. few comments. Is it censorship of just plain stupidity? Hard to tell in Tucson. I wish the Star all the bad luck they deserve. We get the Sunday paper. Four pounds of ads and very little new. Except for the massive article on how college students are collecting and studying the trash of illegal aliens. Thank you Debbie Kornmiller! Keep your resume fresh the paper has little time left.
As said previously, the ADS lost control of commenting, and, I think, they gave up and out-sourced the job of moderating to Facebook.
I agree with the gist of this opinion piece: it is not so much about the name a commenter uses as it is about the owner of the website's willingness to moderate comments.
Kudos to the Tucson Weekly for its willingness to moderate comments to its articles!
Simple solution, Have a Facebook acct under an alias.
Works for me when I want to remind people how much power racism and ignorance hold over Arizonans.
Welcome to the new Mississippi.
Great article, Randy. I participated in the Star's comment section until they switched to Facebook. I valued a forum that allowed one to speak freely without "sharing" the thoughts with all the family members and others on Facebook. Some ideas and opinions are best not said to some family members and friends. Anonymity is a form of privacy that enables free expression that social circles tend to inhibit to keep the peace. Anonymous forums are not as peaceful, but you hear how and what people really, really think. The Star blew it!
Like Wise-Guy I was banished from the ADS comments for using a forbidden word. In my case the word was "Teabagger". I wasn't aware of the sexual connotation of the word (really!) and I sent an e-mail to John Bolton trying to explain. He told me he'd have to talk with his associates to see if I could be forgiven.
I cancelled my subscription to the ADS forthwith, and I don't ever plan to return, although I'm frequently receiving solicitations to "come back". I wonder how John Bolton developed such a virginal sense of propriety, certainly it could not have come from being a moderator on the old ADS comments.
ChetDude refers to "right wing trolls" on ADS boards. Why stop with right-wing? To be fair, left-wing serial posters like Benjamin Long and Autumn, Malcolm (Tripod) did their share of trolling.
I was both a participant and a lurker on the old ADS comment site. I enjoyed anonymous posting as I put in my comments from work computer and needed privacy. I enjoyed reading the vigorous exchanges on political topics about which I wasn't particularly opinionated or knowledgeable (Benghazi, Fast&Furious, Obamacare, immigration, etc.) and putting my two cents worth on a few topics I do know well. I learned a lot about the constitutional and election issues from posters like Langer and Harry Red Dog, gun rights/gun control issues from Wayne B. (Rain) and Harperman, enviro comments from folks like Skinnyman, SilverTones, Jerrod Sandhill, and Horquilla, and the super clever posts by Rat T. The information provided by the posters supplemented the many times thin or biased story lines written by ADS. Heck half the time, the fellow posters provided the links we needed to do something about what we learned or to fuller stories in other papers. I miss the rapid-fire conversations. The conversations now on the threads are slow, insipid, and boring, but hey, the folks all seem to agree with each other! Dissenters and provacateurs on the left, middle, and right have split.
Randy, having read your comments in the Arizona Daily Star and seeing you speak before the public on many occasions, I never thought that I would ever agree with you on anything. But in this case, I think you are correct. The Arizona Daily Star lost control of the forums it used to allow citizens like you and me to comment on important issues in our community.
However, my comments were seldom removed by the Arizona Daily Star's censors because they were made in a courteous and respectful manner. However, many of the other individuals in these forums would repeatedly report me, for no other reason than to censor my comments. As you may know, this is one of the ways the system was abused.
Oh well, the good old days of discussing Rosemont Copper in the Arizona Daily Star are gone. With Rosemont Copper nearing the successful completion of the permitting process and commencing construction at the site in the near future, there would not be very many opportunities to continue these discussions anyway.
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Serraglio is correct, to a point. The ADS comments section was for the most part part poorly moderated; and for those prone to swooning with the vapors after reading intemperate diatribes from those on the extremes, a swamp of excess and incivility. It was also a good place to argue substance and fill in the enormous holes in the reporting of a suspect pool of journalists. But to claim as Patrick O'Neill would have it, the Comments section is hugely improved, is strange. It is like suggesting a bowl of lukewarm pablum is an improvement over a bowl of well prepared chili. The few comments seeping in from Facebook, are colorless and insubstantial; this was to be expected.
I posted with some regularity. In the end my challenge to the the liberal/progressives who rightly took issue with the theatrics and idiocy in the state legislature was simple enough. I will as the lawyers would have it, stipulate the Republicans running the state are bizarre and childish. But, in self-proclaimed Baja, AZ we witness with mind-numbing regularity, the abject failure of the liberal/progressive Democrats in the City of Tucson and the County of Pima, to spend hundreds of millions of tax dollars and have, at the end, something to show for it; a return on the promises. Rio Nuevo, of course, is just one example among many where these folks have distinguished themselves as, at best, incompetent and at worst corrupt, venal criminals.
So maybe here, a local liberal or progressive will take the challenge and offer why it is a given that the Republicans running the state are troglodytes but the local Democrat machine in the Baja continues on a path of destruction without comment. I've issued this challenge a dozen times on the ADS boards without a response and would be happy to hear from someone here who believes the local Democrats are worthy of praise or even forbearance.
Maybe they can remove this article to, this guy hates the truth plain and simple.
I participated in many meaningful comment exchanges about ADS articles in the past; however, I have no intention of joining "facebook", "twitter", or other unsecure way for hackers and criminals to cause undue harm.
The newspaper published in our sister city to the north went to this requirement some time ago. Certainly it ended the vitriol, but it also ended any meaningful comments. Now there are only a few, either advertising work-at-home schemes, or saying, "Well, I don't know. I sort of agree, but then I sort of disagree, too." That, coupled with only 'like' to click makes the comments completely uninteresting.
PLEASE, TW, do NOT go the same way!
Count me as one who was 86ed from The Star for unknown reasons. Some of the most vitriolic racist anti-muslim comments were being posted about the story of the Phoenix muslim father who "honor killed" his daughter. I simply pointed out the facts of christian mothers who have killed their offspring, and christian web sites devoted to christian men abusing their families.
My comments were NOT removed but my account was frozen. After an email exchange with John Bolton, he directed me to call him to determine if I would be allowed back on. Screw that! No way I'd kiss his wrinkly old ass just to make comments in The Star cesspool that didn't violate their rules to begin with. That was the last time I posted there and never looked back.
Gee, finally, a good reason to join Facebook.
The Star can't tombstone you from Facebook, can they? They can only delete your comment, right?
It appears that the most egregious form of comment, the one that will get deleted quickly is any that appears to diss Frank Antenori or any right-wing, bat-crap crazy republican politician.
Or, as this article shows, any reasonable attempt to calmly call out one of the execrable right-wing trolls dog paddling in the ADS comment cesspool...
The 2nd (and final) time that I was censored and tombstoned from the ADS comments (ironically, soon after one of my LTOEs was published) was when I called Frank a neanderthal -- even though I DID include an apology to Neanderthals everywhere...
Having witnessed Frank's irrational, racist, bigoted, war-mongering act, I was being kind...
I still have the astounding email thread from when I protested the Star's discriminatory policies from the corporate level on down. That was a previous "editor". It sounds like Kornmiller's has taken up where the last one left it...
Aw, on 2nd thought, the ADS is a lost cause and their comment threads are a huge waste of time. The Star sucks on the teats of the developers, university and the ugly, expensive, wasteful war machine just like most of the rest of the "power" in this town. Trying to get any other point of view in that rag other than the letters to the editor is a lost enterprise...
I discovered the Facebook only requirement on the Star recently and it will probably result in the cancellation of my paid subscription.
Why? I don't have a Facebook account. I don't need or want one. And before folks start calling me a Luddite, I happen to teach computer classes and recognize that data mining and security issues are rampant on many of the social networks.
I was the sole admin for an international car club forum for 16 years. In that time I had to keep folks focused on the topic and put out the fires when they occurred. It takes a firm hand and is almost a 24 hour job to do something like that.
If the local print media doesn't want to pay local people to manage the responses in an intelligent way, then perhaps they should just give up and not allow any responses at all or in the case of the local daily, just "get out of town" to borrow a phrase.
I don't like every article or column in the TW either, but at least it appears to be researched and written by real people who have a passion for Tucson.
The Star's commenting section was a disgrace ( I wrote 2 articles on it on Tucson Citizen) that gave the entire city a black eye to any outsider reading it.
However the switch to Facebook commenting HAS made a huge improvement - at least for the moment most of the trolls have taken their marbles and gone home.
I agree with Randy Serraglio:
"But the Star has no one but itself to blame, since it failed to moderate the comments in a meaningful or effective way."
And perhaps this is why the Star gave up and outsourced the job. But, instead of finding a path to more civil comments, it succeeded in reducing the number of comments by, What? 90%?
And I agree with Randy that a civil comment is often the best response to an uncivil comment and that the real issue is not so much the name we choose to use when commenting but the comment. The Star did lose control of its comment forum. Moderating must be a hard job; but the Tucson Weekly seems to be demonstrating that it can be done.


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Thermochemistry of Alcohols: Experimental Standard Molar Enthalpies of Formation and Strain of Some Alkyl and Phenyl Congested Alcohols
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- Verevkin, S.P. Structural Chemistry (1998) 9: 375. doi:10.1023/A:1022471228499
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The standard molar enthalpies of formation ΔfHm°(cr) at the temperature T = 298.15 K were determined using combustion calorimetry for di-tert-butyl-methanol (A), di-tert-butyl-iso-propyl-methanol (B), and di-phenyl-methyl-methanol (C). The standard molar enthalpies of sublimation Δcr8Hm° of these compounds and of di-phenyl-methanol (D) were obtained from the temperature variation of the vapor pressure measured in a flow system. Molar enthalpies of fusion Δcr1Hm° of the compounds A–D and of tri-phenyl-methanol (E) were measured by differential scanning calorimeter (DSC). From these data and data available from the literature, the following standard molar enthalpies of formation in gaseous phase ΔfHm°(g) for A, (−397.0 ± 1.2); B, (−418.1 ± 2.3); C, (−34.2 ± 1.3); and D, (0.9 ± 2.1) kJ · mol−1 were derived, which correspond to strain enthalpies (HS) of 46.1, 114.7, 8.1, and 5.0 kJ · mol−1, respectively.


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The bride-to-be earned her bachelor's degree in business management from Purdue University. She is a registered associate in the financial industry in Milwaukee.
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Microsoft's plan to close off the open PC market will manifest itself in a slow and gradual attack on Steam, Epic co-founder Tim Sweeney believes.
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Gamers may remain split on the potential benefits of the dawn of a new console cycle, but Epic co-founder Tim Sweeney is certainly enthusiastic about the prospect.
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Epic founder Tim Sweeney has continues his assault on Microsoft's Windows 10 Universal Windows Platform applications in an interview at the GamesBeat Summit in California.
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Windows 10 is not an attempt to close off the world of PC gaming to third parties, Microsoft has said.
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Chapter 10 - Strangers in the MoonlightMature
Trevor slowly comes to. Groggily, rubbing his eyes with a long, wide yawn as he looks around, taking in the scene.
He is sitting up on a large, roof covered bus bench, where he was apparently sleeping.
It is a dark and cool evening out with random gusts of wind now and again.
He looks back and forth quickly, "Uhmmm, Wow..."
He sits up slowly, slightly twisting and stretching his neck, letting out a relaxing sigh.
Blazing headlights quickly light up the surrounding night and a roaring car engine breaks the somber peace, brought forth by a wildly speeding taxi cab, rushing noisily around a nearby street corner.
The taxi comes to a screeching halt practically right in front of Trevor. The passenger door falls open and an injured young woman in an old, cracked, leather jacket comes tumbling out. The taxi driver doesn't appear to have an actual face, but many, alternating faces. Trevor leans forward squinting, trying to get a better look at him but then realizes that the poor lighting from the street lamps don't really help much. As soon as the woman is out, the taxi peels out violently, speeding off into the darkness.
The young woman slowly picks herself up off of the gritty pavement, dusting herself off while tending to her head wound with the other hand.
"Owww..." She exhales, as she rubs the small of her back...
She quickly turns towards the bus stop nearby, realizing Trevor is sitting there and has just witnessed the entire scene.
He is sitting up, head tilted down, peering at the young woman over his spectacles with a raised brow and a slacked jaw.
He raises a hand to cover his mouth, then pointing a finger in the direction the taxi sped off in.
(Trevor) "Uhhhhhhh..."
"DON'T... Just, don't..."
(as she wipes some dripping blood from her gashed eyebrow)
"MM... Okie dokie... ... Uhm, do you need some help...?"
(Woman) (looks sarcastically to the side and back at him) "Uhm, you could say that, yeah. I mean, I'm only bleeding like a stuffed pig over here..."(head tilted with a sarcastic, overly exaggerated grin)
She takes two, wobbly steps towards the bus bench, then stops and glares at Trevor, her lips slightly ajar.
"Two things... Don't touch me, and don't fucking touch me... Think you can handle that?"
Trevor lets out a scoff and a smirk.
(Trevor) "I think I can handle that."
The woman continues her stumbling to the bus bench, sits down opposite of Trevor, leans back, slumping down a bit and lets out a loud, exaggerated exhale.
"You always spend the night at strange bus stops? You some kind of uppity, well dressed bum or somethin'..?"
Trevor lets out a scoff.
"Nice one... Uhm, No... I don't know. I mean, I can't remember...exactly... UGH! It's hard to explain..."
"TRY me... Anyway, meanwhile, back at the ranch... You don't seem like a COMPLETE asshole. Can you tie this hanky around this gaping gash on my face? It's fucking annoying the shit outta me."
"Gee, thanks... Sure, I can do that. Try not to bleed on me..?" (sarcastically)
He folds up the handkerchief, slowly and carefully wrapping it around her head.
He holds his breath, trying hard not to touch her, then finishes tying it up at her temple and lets out an exhale in relief.
(under his breath)
"I think I've seen you before..."
(lets out a long exhale) "What a fuckin' night..."
"Something tells me it's not over yet..."
"Man, don't talk like that. I've had enough bullshit as it is already."
A few, awkward and silent moments pass. Then a loud ruckus of a city bus arrives and comes to a squeaky, squealing halt right before them.
"All aboard..?"
"Suuuure, why not? Beats the shit outta spending the night on a bus bench. I don't even know where exactly the fuck I am."
(Trevor) "That would make two of us."
They both board the shining, steel beast of a bus.
Katherine boards first, then Trevor. Each dropping some change into the coin slot as they make their way to find a seat.
This is easy, as no one else is aboard the bus.
Just the two of them and the sleepy, groggy looking bus driver.
Katherine takes a seat to herself towards the middle of the bus, leaning her head up against the window as she gazes out into the darkness.
Trevor takes a seat to himself a couple of seats closer to the front and on the opposite side, away from the window.
He leans his head back on the metal rail and let's out an exhale.
"Name's 'Katherine' by the way..."
"'Trevor'... So, where you headed?"
"Looks like a hospital. You..?"
"Not a clue. Hospital sounds about right as well. I should get my head checked. Just, padded cells aren't really my thing these days, y'know..?"
"Unfortunately, yes. I DO know what you mean. My problem is trying to figure out how to escape from mine. Wanna trade? (sits up, leans in closer) Wait, hey... How fucking crazy are you..? Like on a 1 to 5 scale..?" (grinning enthusiastically)
(tosses his head back lazily to face her with raised brows)
"It was actually a 'joke'?, but uhm, uhhh, I guess like a... 4?, and a... Wait, like TODAY or...?"
"Ha! Wow, not an asshole AND funny. The fuck are you doing homele-"
The bus makes an insanely sharp turn, throwing them both off balance in their seats.
The two hold on tight to the metal railings.
The bus crashes into what feels like a building...


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It is 10 years since Hugo Young died in London from cancer at the age of 64. He had been the Guardian's pre-eminent political commentator since 1984 and, from 1989 until his death, chairman of the Scott Trust that owns the paper. He occupied a very special and elevated place in the minds of Guardian readers and writers during those years; no one who has come after him has come remotely close to emulating it.
Ten years on, British politics has changed radically from the world which Young described. Margaret Thatcher, about whom he wrote better than anyone else, is dead. Tony Blair, whom Young began by admiring but of whom he angrily despaired over Iraq (and to whom he spoke on the day before he died), has quit the stage. Europe, the cause to which the generally Olympian Young eventually committed himself more thoroughly than any other, has unravelled in ways that he would surely not have foreseen.
If anything, though, journalism has changed even more than politics in the decade since he died. Young was the last and greatest flowering of a school of often (though not invariably) non-partisan political commentators who respected those about whom they wrote, who were in turn respected by politicians, and who were widely read for their informed analysis in the daily and Sunday press. The political journalistic culture of which he was the foremost examplar no longer exists. Whether that is an advance for public affairs journalism or a loss is a question worth pondering.
Young was instrumental in getting me two jobs – first on the Sunday Times in 1981 and then on the Guardian in 1984. I saw him at his home two days before he died, on a sunny afternoon just before the Labour party conference. He gave me two pieces of advice: the first was to put not my trust in princes (he wrongly thought this might be from Shakespeare but we checked before I left and we found it in the Book of Psalms); the second was to fight the good fight.
I have often asked myself how Young would have written about the world of 2003-13. How would he have adjusted to the gathering crisis of Europe? How would he, no economist, have measured up to the financial crisis and its social impact? I am certain he would have despaired of Gordon Brown's tragic premiership. He would have been brilliant on US politics of the Obama era and fascinated by the way the Scottish question threatens to undo the British state. But how would he have judged the Cameron-Clegg coalition or responded to the dissolution of trust that followed the MPs' expenses scandal? Better than the rest of us, is all that one can say. There is still a space where his voice should be.
To choose one extract from Hugo's work by which to recall him 10 years later is a daunting task. But this essay, written as an introduction to his collection Supping With the Devils, which was published a few months before he died, is a powerful reminder of all that we lost in September 2003. He was the dean and paragon of our trade – and I am far from being the only one who misses him keenly.


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I vote Chuck, but I think Jurgen's and WickedPixel's are pretty awesome.
Its a Christmas miracle!
Vahid is on it. Thanks guys.
Happy holidays everyone!
Is this the longest thread ever or what?!
Chuck, I like your new one.
We have outgrown our categories a bit, haven't we? Re-evaluating the categories is on our schedule for early in 09. Thanks guys!
Has anyone tried google base?
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Do referral id's between FD and TF work?They should do because when I view the 'Referral Program' page there are 4 different links with my name at the end
What I meant was if I link to TF from FD will it work? Internal links from FD to FD don't so I assumed from one Envato site to another they wouldn't either.
Do referral id's between FD and TF work?
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Golden Globes ratings up, Gervais reviews down
By Alex Dobuzinskis
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - NBC saw its telecast of the Golden Globe Awards draw nearly 17 million viewers on Sunday, a 14 percent jump from 2009 and a victory for the troubled network, despite a poorly reviewed performance by host Ricky Gervais.
The three-hour film and television awards show was No. 1 during its 8 p.m.-11 p.m. Sunday night time slot for NBC, which is in last place in ratings among the four major U.S. networks.
NBC said on Monday that early figures indicate the telecast drew 16.9 million U.S. viewers compared to 14.9 million last year.
The Golden Globes, organized by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, also saw a 10-percent ratings increase in the 18- to 49-year-old age group, which is coveted by advertisers because of its spending power.
Gervais, an edgy British comedian best known as co-creator of television's "The Office," generated excitement when he was named host of the Golden Globes in October. His off-the-cuff humor was seen as a good fit for the Golden Globes audience.
But he received mixed reviews, with some critics saying his ribald jokes were ill-timed in the aftermath of last week's devastating earthquake in Haiti.
At one point, Gervais joked that inhabitants of the "Third World" feel better when they glimpse a Hollywood star, and that a poor Asian child is prone to think "Mummy!" after seeing a picture of actress Angelina Jolie, who has adopted children from Cambodia, Ethiopia and Vietnam.
In response, the Chicago Sun-Times wrote, "Given the tragedy that befell Haiti this past week, Gervais' joke about Angelina Jolie and Third World children was (a) bad stumble." Continued...


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|2004-09-11, 18:44
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What's the Difference?
Ok, Asian Kung-Fu Generation's next album is gonna be released in Oct.! And I'm def. buying a copy...the question is which copy? A lot of japanese CD's come in both a "Vinyle/Initial Press Release" and the "Regular" release. But what's the diff between the two? Does the vinyle include more pictures, or a secret track??? Vinyle's seem to be at least 5 dollars more than regular, so there has to be something diff. right? If someone could clear all this confusion, then I'd be very very thankful cause I have a purchase coming up!
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: British Columbia, Canada
I'm not really sure, but vinyl releases come on phonographic records.
You're probably better off buying the regular release on CD, but if you're into... I guess the "Collector's Edition" type stuff, then the vinyl release is for you.
I hope that helps somewhat.
|2004-09-16, 20:28
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Location: Long Island New York
Age: 34
Sol-fa Album, Asian Kung-Fu Generationj
I looked up the new album that is going to be released this oct 20 at CDJapan. They list the album Sol-fa Catalog number KSCL-737 release date 2004/10/20
2913 yen (26.73 US) on their website. they mentioned First Pressing -Special Feature/ bonus.
This could mean that the first pressing disk may have a special limited addition silkscreened disk, special case, picture booklet or some other bonus item that is not part of the normal commerial issue unit.
First pressings are highly sought after by collectors and fans (for the bragging rights) . Myself I get first pressings of Japanese albums whenever possible
|2004-09-16, 21:41
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Thanks for the clarifications. The price seems actually quite reasonable considering if I order now, I'll get a first press release...so I guess I'll do it One more question for you guys. CD Japan calls Asian Kung-Fu Generation's CD "Sol-Fa"...so does the Sony english version for AKG's site. Is this just a mistranslation cause I have no idea what "Sol-Fa" means lol. I've tried the online translators too, and none of them can translate the original japanese text: ソルファ Could someone clarify if this is really the correct title? Thanks again!
|2004-09-17, 03:05
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Sol-fa is not japanese for sure, they don't have a "L" it could be a wordplay with solver, and sol or indeed the notes sol and fa
btw. whenever talking about vinyl in the netherlands you talk about LP's
|2004-09-18, 03:07
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Hehe, well first I tried the possibility of Sol-Fa as from a diff. language. Using babel translator and a latin translator I realized that:
*In french - "Ground F"
*In latin - "Sol = Sun, Fa = unknown"
So unless the title means 'ground f', i think we could rule that poss. out
The idea of just musical notes is good, but just leaves me even more curious now lol. What rock band names a album from "do re me fa sol la ti no"? I suppose though after all the randomness in AKG's music videos that this wouldn't be too far of a stretch
The wordplay 'solver' is also a good idea too. Another friend of mine thought maybe it stood for 'sulfur'. Either would be cool.
Keep the ideas coming if you have any other suggestions!
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Now that the warmer weather has finally arrived, we are thrilled to be able to take Judah outside to enjoy this beautiful, blooming springtime. In addition to Judah's first flight, we had an extra special opportunity this weekend when we got to see the cherry blossoms in full bloom for the last weekend of the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C. It was a positively stunning display and was the first time really since Judah was born that he got to see and experience the beauty and warmth of early springtime.
Here are our favorite photos from our lovely morning visit to the cherry blossoms!
Baby in Bloom
There's nothing quite like bare toes in the grass, is there?
So Stoic!
Judah was very stoic about admiring all the beautiful cherry blossoms!
A Hidden Gem
Millions of people descend on the Tidal Basin in Washington, D.C. to see the cherry blossoms, but insiders know it's the Kenwood neighborhood in Bethesda, Maryland that has some of the most densely cherry blossom-lined streets in the entire region. Between the posh mansions and the gorgeous cherry blossom trees, the whole area has this beautiful, ethereal feel. It almost felt like walking around a fairytale!
Getting in Touch with Nature
Judah gets up close and personal with the cherry blossoms, thanks to a little lift from Daddy.
Falling Petals Like Springtime Snow
I got Judah a little too close to nature when I shook some branches for him, to get the petals to fall. Instead, I ended up shaking pollen all over his little face, and he started sneezing!
Exploring His World
Judah is a confident crawler now, but even he was thrown by the opportunity to crawl in the grass. Once he got going though, he had a blast!
Working on His Next Big Steps
Once he got tired of crawling, I helped walk Judah around. He loved the way the grass felt under his bare feet!
The Perfect Weather
After such a long, brutal winter in New England, the 80° temps, bright sunshine and stunning cherry blossoms (that smelled amazing!) were a nice breath of fresh air for the whole family.
Springtime Memories
A lovely photo to capture the memories of a wonderful day together as a family – we can't wait for more springtime adventures together as the season unfolds!


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[Read: Canada gunman had a dark past]
In case of the latest intrusion, Secret Service officers used dogs to tame the man before he could enter the building, official sources said. The incident took place after 7 pm. The intruder, couldn't be identified, was sent to a local hospital for check-up.
Video footage showed the man in shorts lifted his shirt to show he was unarmed. He then kicked a police dog that chased him and tried to get rid of another before he was brought under control. Security personnel in Washington were alerted after the shootout in neighbouring Canada where a soldier was killed.
The security arrangement in front of the White House was heightened following the intrusion of September 19. The authorities were trying to find out how another person could clear the added barrier and the fence. A series of security lapses involving the agency saw Julia Pierson stepping down as the chief of US Secret Service on October 1, 2014.
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Spring crafts aren't complete without beautifully scented flowers like lavenders. To add soothing scents to your spring decorations, make this Lovely Lavender Sachet from Candace Jedrowicz. Constructing this do-it-yourself home decor project is as easy as learning how to sew a bag. Find out how to create a heart-shaped sachet out of an old t-shirt and fill it with lovely lavender buds for an optimal scent-sation. Give this DIY sachet as a homemade gift to a friend or for mom this Mother's Day.
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- Dried lavender buds
Draw or trace heart shape measuring about 3" x 3" on your material. Cut two. Place right sides together.
Using a straight stitch, sew along the pencil line leaving an inch of the seam open for stuffing.
Cut the material 1/4" from the seam. Clip close to the stitching on the curves.
Turn the shape right side out.
Practice using the Beads in a Bottle until you're confident you can control the size and shape of the beads.
Begin and the bottom of the heart shape with the darkest Beads in a Bottle color. Take the beads about 1/3 of the way up the heart. Leave some spaces between for the next color.
At this point, you can let the first color dry or begin the next lighter color. Make beads up to 2/3 of the way up the heart and leave a few spaces for the lightest color.
Apply the lightest color to finish the heart shape. Allow to dry.
Fill the heart half full with lavender buds.
- Stitch the opening closed.
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Very nice!! Where can I find lavender buds or even dried lavender? I would love to make this as well as boo-bags for aches & pains made with rice, buckwheat with lavender and other essential oils, but I am unable to find the dried lavender & lavender buds. Hope you can help!
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FDU alum offers slice of Italy in N.J.
Try a Neapolitan-style margherita pizza at the Lombardi Pizza Co. Margherita pizza is the classic mix of fresh mozzarella, tomatoes and basil.
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On his third trip to Italy, Peter Lombardi trained with a master pizza chef in Naples.
Returning home, he decided to apply what he learned and experienced abroad to starting a business in New Jersey. A food truck business, focusing only on pizza.
Its the most popular food here, and they still make it better there, says Lombardi of pizzas popularity in the United States and its craftsmanship in Italy.
The 28-year-old Fairleigh Dickinson University graduate spends most days in his pizza food truck making Neapolitan-style pizzas for the lunchtime crowd near Menlo Park Mall in Edison, New Jersey.
But before Lombardi started making custom pizzas for a living, he took advantage of FDUs study abroad opportunities and traveled to Italy for a week. I still talk to a lot (of students) from that trip even though we only spent a week together, he says.
Lombardi also continues to apply what he learned in a restaurant management class with Joseph Tormey, Senior Lecturer in the International School of Hospitality and Tourism Management.
One of the final projects was design our own restaurant from the ground up, and give a whole presentation at the end of the semester. I used a lot of skills from that class later on, says Lombardi. Everyone I talk to, I tell them that they should do that program.
Armed with his FDU hospitality education and Italian pizza training, Lombardi started looking for a space to open a restaurant after working for Nomad Pizza in Hopewell for two years. Nomad Pizza has a food truck, and based on their success coupled with the popularity of food trucks, Lombardi opted to buy a truck of his own.
People assume that because its a food truck that its cheap street food, but its very gourmet. Once people come, they come back. I see the same faces, he says.
The retrofitted food truck hosts a Valoriani wood-fired oven from Italy and plenty of counter space for Lombardi to work with his organic and fresh ingredients.
Every week I have a standing appointment for cheese, he says. That cheese comes from Lioni Latticini in Union and is made fresh everyday, within ten minutes of where I live. Other ingredients come from Applegate Farms, which offers organic meat and deli items, and, in the summer, from Lombardis own garden. Hes growing arugula, basil, tomatoes and figs in anticipation of the summer season.
(Its) a minimalist approach to gourmet pizza, he says.
Currently, the menu features five different types of pies: margherita, with fresh mozzarella, tomatoes and basil; marinara, with no cheese; bianco, white pizza with fresh ricotta; spinach, with organic spinach, mozzarella, garlic and fontina cheese; and spicy sopressata, a margherita base with Applegate Farms meat.
The 12-13 personal pies are made to order and sell for $10. Lombardi Pizza Co. also caters private events details and hours are available on the website and Facebook page.
Everyone wants to be a top chef. I just wanted to focus on one thing and do that better than everyone else to succeed, says Lombardi.
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0 Walburg Rd Lyons WI 53105-8606 - One of the most beautiful large parcels with interesting topography ever offered in Lyons Township. 54.83 acres of wooded and farmed land with A-2 and C-2 zoning with many building sites. 1,532 ft. of frontage on Walburg Road. Burlington Schools. Can be bought with Executive home & on an additional 12 acres next door. The same owner owns both properties. See MLS #1428229.
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