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Stayed here for 2 nights on weekend 1st february!. Hotel was a little hard to find as it didnt seem to be covered on our sat nav. Anyway, the room was bright, modern, spacious, airy and spotlessly clean. In fact the whole hotel was spotlessly clean The bar food was amazing! We ate here everyday as the food was really tasty. We could not fault the food at all. We had tried the salmon, steak, stir fries, deep fried brie etc and all were cooked to perfection and at very reasonable prices to our astonishment. The greatest asset the Ramada Viking Hotel has is their chef!! would travel to the Ramada just for the food!! The only down side is that its a little far from the city centre of waterford but reception was only to happy to order us taxi when needed. Overall, we had a lovely stay. If your in waterford and looking for good quality food that is reasonably priced then stop off here!
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A finished illustration of a theriomorphic creature for my Biology class. I chose to combine a human with a moth for an alien-looking design that might fit in a science fiction game. I'm fairly happy with how this one turned out!
shes got hairy pits
This is really cool! Great melding of insect and hominid features.
Lot of time ago I created a moth-demon woman but I couldn't imagine the demon's form... Your art gave me inspiration *-*
I'm sorry if my design looks to much like yours >.< I hate copying other artists...
sorry for any mistake in the text
I'm sorry if my design looks to much like yours >.< I hate copying other artists...
sorry for any mistake in the text
No problem! Everybody works off of their inspirations, myself included, and it can take a long time to find our own voice. I'm still getting there, myself. Go ahead and do whatever you'd like, just keep practicing!
Thanks for commenting~
Thanks for commenting~
I really like the almost feathery look of the antenna and "mane" of hair. It really captures the moth-like qualities you were going for. I also really like the structure of her torso/thorax.
Oh dear o.o I am amazed!
Thank you, perfy! We haven't talked nearly enough latey, I hope you're doing well :3
Now, that is most certainly an interesting creature you've got there I love the design, and how you incorporated the moth elements. Its not just wings and feelers stuck onto a human body.
You did this for a biology class though? How does it relate?
You did this for a biology class though? How does it relate?
It's a biology class in an art school, where we're expected to sometimes come up with original concepts that still feature an understanding of animal anatomy. Often these illustration assignments come with different stages, including diagrams about the skeleton and muscle structure of the character! It's one of my favorite classes, though it probably has to come after life drawing. I'm just able to sharpen so many of my weaknesses in that class.
Thank you! :3
Thank you! :3
Ahah! That makes more sense now. I was thinking that it sort of screwed over the people in the class who wre extremely lacking in artistic talent XD But wow, that sounds like one awesome class. I know that I loved bio at school, it and art being my favourite subjects, but merging to two together like that would make one kickass subject indeed! I am very jealous
Love the face and the arms and the...
Oh screw it, LOVE ALL OF IT DAMMIT
Oh screw it, LOVE ALL OF IT DAMMIT
aaaaa!! X3 thank you very much! I do think this one turned out fairly well, I'm so glad I was able to invest more time in it.
Forever nightmares.
she has HAIRY armpits
I like this a lot~
WHHHHOOOAAA!! that is freaking awesome
love the red with the white
love the red with the white
Thanks! 8D Aww yes, I knew I wanted to make a character with those colors, they look so snazzy together.
creepy, but awesome ^^I love how you didi the hands.
Thank you! I surprised myself when I found out I could paint them in like that, but yeah, I think it worked! I'm glad I experimented a bit, it paid off :3
I wish I could see her bottom half. I like the moth you chose though, I recognize the species but I can't recall the name.
It's more than just one kind, though the fluff on the head and arms definitely comes from Tolype moths! I took a bit of liberty in the colors, though I remember seeing pictures of red and white moths before...
Thanks for commenting!
Thanks for commenting!
Ohhhh, now, that is awesome.
Momo, you are an amazing artist.
Momo, you are an amazing artist.
awwwblbbl gosh shucks <333 I've got a long ways to go!
Thank you so much though <3 (I totally miss you guys, by the way!)
Thank you so much though <3 (I totally miss you guys, by the way!)
creeeeppyyyy xD
OMG ! Momo !
So amazing !
This strange think is really a great pic !
So amazing !
This strange think is really a great pic !
Thanks! :3 Yes, strange is what I was going for! I'm glad it works~
I need to ask you ...
Please, teach me how you doing for use so amazing techniques and do so wonderful pics !
Please, teach me how you doing for use so amazing techniques and do so wonderful pics !
oh I'm so sorry I didn't reply to this! The way I did this one was by making a simple drawing layer, (not going too crazy on refining it,) then painting under it to get the base colors. After that, I color shift the drawing layer, and the lines sort of become my "shadows." I then paint over both layers to help determine a clear light source and texture, and gradually reined it to where it is now! And there you have it, that's my technique :3

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The Sinking of the Nezark was a battle between the Gelen Class Frigate Nezark and a Lambent Stalk.
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While en route to Vectes after the Gorasni joined the Coalition of Ordered Governments, the Gelen Class Frigate Nezark came under attack by a Lambent Stalk. The stalk punched two holes through the port side hull of the vessel. The crew, unaware of what was attacking them, believed that they had somehow hit a sandbank, and sent a message off saying that they had somehow run ashore. The vessel then sank to the bottom of the ocean, with all hands onboard.[1]
In order to determine what had happened to the Nezark, the submarine CNV Clement was deployed to investigate. It discovered the ships wreckage at the bottom of the ocean, but it also came under attack by several stalks, and narrowly managed to avoid joining the Nezark on the bottom of the sea.[2]
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Jan. 5, 2010
LEXINGTON, Ky. - The University of Kentucky gymnastics squad opens its 2010 campaign with Excite Night against Texas Woman's University at Memorial Coliseum, Saturday, Jan. 9. The program starts at 6:30 p.m. EST, but the annual celebration for the start of the new season begins when doors open at 5:30 p.m.
The circus-themed Excite Night celebration, presented by The Little Gym, features "Cambo the Clown" and aerial performers as well as a magician and juggler. The first 1,000 fans receive blue clown noses and one lucky fan will win round trip airfare for two, courtesy of Bluegrass Airport. Additional prizes will be given away and the entire squad will sign autographs following the meet.
"It's a circus theme that will be great for the kids," seventh-year head coach Mo Mitchell said. "We want people to come out, be a part of Excite Night and support the new and improved UK gymnastics team."
Ranked just outside the 2010 preseason coaches' top 25 poll at No. 27, the UK gymnastics team features five seniors, four juniors and last year's Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Year honoree, Whitney Rose (Frisco, Texas).
One of the nation's best teams on the vault, the Wildcats return three of the sport's top 50 vaulters in senior Emily Green (Penfield, N.Y.), junior Jasmine Minion (Memphis, Tenn.) and Rose.
Mitchell can choose from as many as 10 athletes when UK competes on the uneven bars. Rose, along with senior Jamie Reimann (Johnston, Iowa), junior Collen Williams (Naperville, Ill.), sophomore Storey Morris (Tyler, Texas), and freshman Caitlyn Ciokajlo (Brooklyn, Mich.) highlight UK's depth on the event.
Green and Rose will help anchor the Wildcats' effort on the floor exercise. Green posted scores of 9.825 or better in five of the last seven meets last year.
"This team has been working so hard for this season and the girls are anxious for it to start," said Mitchell whose squad is looking to improve on last season's 8-19 record. "The coaches have been telling the girls how their work is going to pay off and now the opportunity is here."
Texas Woman's University, who finished last season at 9-19, has won nine USA Gymnastics (USAG) Women's Collegiate National Championships in the last 17 years.
Tickets are available by calling the UK Athletic ticket office at 1-800-928-CATS 1-800-928-CATS or by visiting the Joe Craft Center athletic ticket office. Junior Wildcat Club members receive free admission with their membership card or t-shirt. Fans also can receive free admission with their UK-Georgia men's basketball ticket stub. A limited number of free admission passes are available at Lexington area Chick-fil-A restaurants.
Parking will be available in all lots surrounding Memorial Coliseum for Excite Night. Parking within Parking Structure #5, located behind Kennedy's bookstore, is available free of charge, and a shuttle will be available to transport people from the structure to Memorial Coliseum. The structure will be open beginning at 5 p.m. and the shuttle will begin at 5:30 p.m. The shuttle also will be available after the meet to transport people back to the structure.
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Steel Minister Virbhadra Singh on Friday said the Steel ministry has identified two PSUs for disinvestment and is in the process of looking for more, after which it will approach the cabinet this month.
New Delhi: Steel Minister Virbhadra Singh on Friday said the Steel ministry has identified two PSUs for disinvestment and is in the process of looking for more, after which it will approach the cabinet this month.
"We have identified two steel PSU`s for disinvestment. We will be going to cabinet within this month," Singh told reporters here on the sidelines of Converging India Leadership Summit.
Singh added that the ministry is in the process of finding more PSU`s for disinvestment. "A couple more are in the pipeline for selling govt stake", he added.
Singh said the ministry is looking to raise about Rs 15,000 crore from the process of disinvestment.
Meanwhile, the Steel Ministry has already sent its proposal to sell 10 per cent of its stake in Manganese Ore (India) Limited to the Ministry of Finance.
Steel Secretary P K Rastogi had said on August 4 that the ministry had approved the sale of 8.38 percent of its stake in iron ore producer NMDC and would take the proposal in a day or two to the Finance Ministry.
When asked if the government will come out with the policy to ban or disincentivise iron ore exports, he said the government is thinking on these lines and may come out with the policy in a year`s time.
He favoured value addition of domestic iron ore by public and private sector steel companies and called for the export of value added products like pellets, instead exporting raw material.
Moreover, when asked about the imposition of safeguard duty to discourage import of cheaper steel goods, Singh said the present situation does not warrant such a levy.
Further, he added that he was the minister of both `public and private sector steel companies` and would be talking to the state governments to expedite the process of allotment of iron ore mines and address problems faced by both of them in acquiring land.
Speaking on the occasion, IFCI CEO and MD Atul Kumar Rai said the matter of export and import of iron ore should be best left to the market.
SAIL Chairman SK Roongta added that the biggest challenge faced by his company is that of raw material security in the backdrop of dismal support from the present infrastructure.
India`s present annual steel production stands at 55 million tonnes and is being enhanced to 124 million tonnes by 2011-12.
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NIH Burden of Muscle Disease Workshop
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The National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS), and the NIH Office of Rare Diseases hosted the "NIH Burden of Muscle Disease Workshop" on January 26-27, 2005, on the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland.
The purposes of the workshop were to identify existing data on the costs related to different muscle diseases, particularly the muscular dystrophies, and to recommend strategies for developing new sources of information.
The meeting was held to address Congressional language accompanying the NIH' s 2004 appropriations legislation that directed the NIAMS and other federal components to sponsor such a workshop. Meeting co-chairs Richard Moxley, III, M.D., of the University of Rochester Medical Center, and Richard Lymn, Ph.D., of the NIAMS, as well as colleagues at the NIH and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention planned and organized the workshop.
Speakers and attendees included muscle disease clinicians and researchers, health economists, epidemiologists, representatives of patient advocacy groups, and patients and their families. There were 100 registered attendees representing universities and institutions across the U.S., Canada and the UK. Also represented were several national and international voluntary health organizations and five agencies of the U.S. Government.
The three main goals of the workshop were:
- to identify the economic and psychosocial components of the totality of burden on individuals, families, and societies resulting from chronic muscle diseases, particularly the muscular dystrophies;
- to assess the available data and instruments for collecting data on these components; and
- to recommend strategies for developing an assessment of the burden of muscle disease appropriate for use in strengthening and prioritizing research and health care activities.
Issues Addressed
Summaries of the speakers' presentations and the discussions that ensued are organized below by panel topic.
Disease Burden Data, Uses and Challenges: Introductory speakers discussed how to define muscle disease and described some of the clinical manifestations of the muscular dystrophies that affect the burden of disease. Participants identified several uses of burden-of-disease data, such as tracking population trends, informing health policy and setting research priorities, communicating with the public, and enhancing clinical treatment. The challenges of collecting burden data include the absence of a central authority that sets collection priorities, the cost of data collection, the time required of caregivers and patients to complete surveys, and the need to strike a balance between using detailed disease-specific data sets and broader burden measurements that are more comparable across diseases.
Personal and Family Factors: Parents of children with muscular dystrophies discussed the importance of defining "burden" broadly to include the impact of disease on individuals, families, caregivers, employers, and society. They described financial burdens in addition to medical bills, such as parent and patient income lost, the cost of home adaptation and assistive technologies, special schooling, and medications. Speakers also emphasized the need to capture intangible burdens besides mortality and disability, including the anxiety experienced while trying to obtain a correct diagnosis, the emotional impact of disease on parents and siblings, and the isolation experienced by many children with muscular dystrophy.
Health and Psychosocial Burdens: Speakers discussed the pros and cons of various quality of life measurement surveys. Several of these surveys have been used specifically for studying people with muscular dystrophy, but most have been used in the context of other pediatric and adolescent populations or other musculoskeletal diseases. Participants raised the issue of study bias, noting that patients and families who are coping well are more likely to participate in studies. The participants found quality of life surveys to be difficult to validate and expressed concern that they may not measure what is truly important to the person with the disease. They also pointed out a conundrum related to survey perspectives, in that parent or caregiver proxy reports often rate the affected individual's quality of life as lower than the individual himself or herself rates it, but patient self-reports often fail to provide a full picture of the disease's impact. Several other speakers shared measurement theories and techniques that might help researchers develop more sensitive and reliable quality of life instruments or modify existing ones.
Epidemiologic Measures of Chronic Myopathies: Speakers shared information on existing sources of prevalence, incidence, and other muscular dystrophy statistics, including mortality files, hospital discharge databases, a surveillance study of Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophies, a national registry for people with myotonic dystrophy and facioscapulohumeral dystrophy, and a cross-regional study of psychosocial function and needs of families affected by muscular dystrophy. Although population-based data sets are useful for capturing all the people in a region who have a condition rather than merely those who utilize clinics and hospitals, speakers noted that the value of any such data based on the International Classification of Diseases-9 (ICD-9) coding system is limited because the different types of muscular dystrophies, having no distinct codes, must be studied as a whole.
Cost Measures of Chronic Myopathies: Speakers focused on the necessity of extracting and assessing cost information from multiple data sets when studying a low incidence disease such as muscular dystrophy. Most of the available data sets are large administrative ones, the strengths of which are that many are population-based, inexpensive to access, and vast enough to provide a sample size that offers meaningful information. Some of the noted drawbacks to administrative data sets include their lack of descriptive detail, their limited usefulness due to generic ICD-9 coding, and their inability to capture indirect costs, such as lost caregiver wages. Workshop participants discussed various ways to develop a comprehensive cost picture, including establishing a representative cohort of patients for study, using data from other countries that track utilization costs well for specific types of muscular dystrophy, and using cost-modeling to link administrative data with claims data and patient interview data.
Preference-Based Summary Measures of Health: Presenters shared their experiences using several instruments that assign values, or preferences, to health-related factors in order to quantify disease impact. The most widely used measures are Quality Adjusted Life Years (QALYs), a summary of longevity and health-related quality of life, and Disability Adjusted Life Years (DALYs), a time-based population summary of years lost to premature death and years lived in disability. Participants noted that whereas population-based preferences are useful in setting health policy, patient-based preferences are more helpful in guiding clinical treatment. They emphasized that in assessing the muscular dystrophies - characterized by great personal burden but low frequency in the population - it is crucial that patient burden must be adequately represented. Participants noted that no single measure, such as QALYs or DALYs, is suitable for evaluating all the aspects of burden, and they proposed various methods of refining generic measures or initiating preference-based measurement efforts simultaneously with complementary disease-specific efforts.
Closing General Discussion: Panel moderators presented summaries of the opportunities, challenges, and recommendations that emerged from the discussions of their panel topics. Workshop attendees emphasized the importance of (1) modifying available data collection instruments whenever possible to obtain rough data quickly, (2) using a data review and measurement instrument development process that can be replicated by other government agencies, researchers, and groups studying different diseases, and (3) locating funding sources for data-mining and instrument development.
Next Steps
Workshop participants recommended that several working groups be convened to (1) review and develop measurement instruments, especially for quality of life, and (2) explore burden-of-disease survey methodology, with guidance from health economists.
A report summarizing the presentations and discussions that took place at this meeting will be used to plan future burden of muscle disease initiatives.


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Ray and Addy are two working class lovers who dream of a better life together after he is released from prison. When Raymond is released, he turns to drug dealer Eddie Grillo who promised him a job in return for doing time for him. Ray is disgruntled by his poor wages and his lack of a future. Desperate to make his dream with Addy come true, Ray reluctantly agrees to hook up with two friends for one last deal. The plan goes awry and an undercover cop is killed so the four grab the drugs and hit the road. Ray decides to sell the drugs to gangster pal Tony Vago in Las Vegas. Along the way, they ditch their car and hijack two ultra conservative yupppies along with their RV. When things go wrong in Las Vegas, the gang finds themselves running from the local law, the DEA, the mob, and a hitman known only as "Sir." What starts out as a simple plan with a happy ending turns into a fight for the lives of six people who are thrown together in the pusuit of happiness.


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Traditional Tri-level home in an executive type neighborhood. This is a true tri-level with a family room and basement area. Upper level boast 3 large bedrooms, full bath and a large landing. The main level enters into a large foyer with modern lockers. Steps up to the formal living room and Brand New Kitchen with tile floor and newer windows, walk down into the family room and additional full bath with access to the backyard. Fourth level is set up as a home gym as well as laundry and storage area. The backyard is fenced in with mature trees, sunshine and lots of area for all types of activities. A two stall garage rounds out this home.
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FALL DANCE PRODUCTION. Tucson Center for the Performing Arts. 408 S. Sixth Ave. The Isis Theatre Dance Company presents Third Time's a Charm Friday, November 6 and Saturday, November 7. There is a children's matinee at 2 p.m. on Saturday, November 7. Tickets are available in advance at Creative Ventures, 522 N. Fourth Ave. and are $8, $6 for students and seniors, and $3.50 for the children's matinee. Call 323-8437 for information.
UAPRESENTS. UA Centennial Hall. 1020 E. University Blvd. Ballet Arizona presents Dias de Muertos at 8 p.m. on Saturday, November 7. Ticket prices range from $16 to $28 and are available at the Centennial Box Office. Call 621-3341 for information.
WINE, TAPAS AND DANCE. 61 E. Congress St. NEW ARTiculations perform at 6 p.m. on Sunday, November 8 at a wine tasting benefit dinner. Heart-Five hosts the evening. Tickets are $20. Call 408-1172 for reservations.
WEST AFRICAN DRUM AND DANCE WORKSHOP. International Arts Center. 516 N. Fifth Ave. Karamba Diabate and Youssouf Koumbassa teach drum and dance classes on Sunday, November 8 and Monday, November 9. Cost is $15 for each lesson. Call 206-9250 for information.
ARGENTINE TANGO. Dave and Shelli Little teach beginning Argentine Tango classes from 6 to 7 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday. Intermediate classes are from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Monday classes are at the Tango Zone, 1517 W. Prince Road, Tuesday classes are at the Arizona Ballroom Company, 5536 E. Grant Road. Milonga is offered the first and third Fridays monthly from 8:30 to 11 p.m. at the Tango Zone. Cost is $5 per person. Call 749-0266 for information.
MILONGA. Suenos Tangos invites you to come dance Tango, Milonga, and Waltz from 7 to 10 p.m. the first Sunday of every month at the Heart 5, 61 E. Congress. The cost is $5. Call 622-5095 for information.
AFRICAN DANCE. Learn the movements of dance from Guinea,
Senegal, Nigeria and Afro-Brazilian and Cuban regions with teacher
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ARGENTINE TANGO. Mara Carlson teaches Argentine tango,
Milonga and Vals, for beginning to advanced students. Beginning
classes meet 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays at the On Broadway Dance
Studio, 7036 E. Broadway, and 3 to 4:30 p.m. Sundays in Room 4
of the Ina Gittings Building on the UA Mall, West of Campbell.
Intermediate/Advanced classes meet Sundays
ARGENTINE TANGO. John Dahlstrand and Kathe Miller teach Argentine tango from 3:30 to 5 p.m. every Saturday. Classes meet on the UA campus in the Ina Gittings Building, Room 130. All experience levels are welcome and private classes are available. Call 622-5095 for cost and information.
BALLET LESSONS. 61 E. Congress St., upstairs. Ballet classes for all levels meet at 7 p.m. Wednesdays and cost $7. Beginning ballet classes meet at 6 p.m. Thursdays starting on November 12. Call 408-1172 for information.
BALLROOM DANCING. Dance to live music from
CONTEMPORARY/BALLET DANCE. Orts Movement Warehouse. 121 E. Seventh St. Flor de Liz Alzate offers a class for students age 10 and up in both Ballet and Modern disciplines. Advanced classes and private instruction are also offered. Call 670-9162 for information.
DANCE AND DRUMS. The Barbea Williams Performing Company offers classes in Pre-African and Pre-Ballet for children; African Brazilian/West African, African Cuban/West African, and West African drum lessons for teens and adults. Registration is on-going. Call 628-7785 for information.
DANCE TRAINING. Zenith Center. 330 E. Seventh St. The new Zuzi, Move It Dance Lab, founded by Nanette Robinson and Nancy Mellan, provides dance training for children and adults. Classes are offered in Modern Dance, Creative Movement, Skinner Releasing, Dance Midrash, and Aerial Dance. Call 743-9353 for information.
INTERMEDIATE MODERN DANCE. 61 E. Congress St. On-going
classes in Intermediate/Advanced Modern Dance are offered from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mondays, and 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturdays.
Cost is $8.50 for a single class, $7 per class, monthly. Intermediate
Modern Dance sessions are offered at
JITTERBUG AND LINDY HOP SWING. Armory Park Senior Center. 220 S. Fifth Ave. L. Perez and Spider teach Jitterbug and Lindy Hop for all levels on Saturday, October 17. Classes are from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. for beginners and from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. for intermediate/advanced dancers. Cost is $7 per person, $10 per guy/girl couple, per class. All ages welcome and no partner is required.
MODERN DANCE. The Movement Arts Warehouse. 121 E. Seventh St. Session II, a six-week session, meets from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, November 24 through December 9. Fees are $70 for 12 classes; or $8 for a single class. Call Orts Theatre of Dance at 624-3799, or e-mail email@example.com, for information.
REHEARSAL SPACE. Rehearsal space is available for $5 per hour at 61 E. Congress St., upstairs. Call 320-7844 or 408-1172 for information.
RELEASING DANCE CLASSES. The Little Temple. 721 N. Second Ave. Join anytime for this fun and powerful form of play. Classes are from 7 to 8:45 p.m. Monday evenings. Call 887-1603 for information.
LINDY HOP, JIVE AND CHARLESTON. On Broadway Dance Studio.
7036 E. Broadway. Kris Shaw and Mara Carlson offer these
swing classes from 8 to
SWING NIGHTS. The following venues offer swing nights, including lessons: The Boondocks Lounge, 3306 N. First Ave. Dance lessons are offered at 8 p.m. Monday evenings with Kings of Pleasure and Hurricane Carla performing. Cost is $3. Call 690-0991 for information. The Keys, 5900 N. Oracle Road (888-8361). Swing lessons are offered from 8 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays, with the King Swing Orchestra taking the stage from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Gentle Ben's, 865 E. University Blvd. (624-4177). Lessons are offered from 9 to 10 p.m. Mondays, with dancing continuing until 1 a.m. The World Famous Rock, 136 N. Park Ave. (629-9211). Ska/Swing lessons are offered at 9 p.m. Thursdays.
TAP/BALLROOM CLASSES. The Dancer's Studio, home of the Sophisticated Seniors Tap Dance Team, offers tap and ballroom classes. The studio is located at Wrightstown and Pantano roads. Call 546-0675 for information.
WEST AFRICAN DANCE. Zenith Center. 330 E. Seventh St. Learn
songs and dances of West Africa and the West African Diaspora
from master dancer Donald Eno Washington. Mixed-level classes
meet from 7:15 to
WEST COAST SWING. Tucson Swing Dance Club. 6245 E. Bellevue St. 573-3732. Get in the swing of things at the Tucson Swing Dance Club every Thursday evening. Lessons are from 7 to 7:45 p.m. for beginners, and 7:45 to 8:30 p.m. for intermediate dancers. General dancing continues until 10:30 p.m. No partner necessary. Cost is $3, $2 for members. Call 573-3732 for information.
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Explanations, Introductions, and Confusion
"I brought you here," she said calmly.
"Setsuna," Usagi said, a little less calmly, "would you please explain to me what the hell is going on?"
"I underwent great difficulty to get you girls here. I am sorry for the… er… shall we say, inconvenience of your arrival," Setsuna said. "I would especially like to apologize to you, Usagi, your placement seemed to be a little off in the situation. Sorry about you hitting the building, that was not meant to be part of your… landing."
"Don't worry about it Setsuna," Usagi said, "just explain to me for what reason you brought us here. Is there something wrong?"
Setsuna looked around at all the students. "Why don't we go somewhere a little more private where we can discuss this." Usagi nodded looking extremely determined. "I understand your request for privacy Setsuna," she said. "But I gotta tell ya, when we get to this private place, you have major explaining to do!"
Setsuna turned on her heel and began to walk off with the five girls following behind her. As they rounded a corner and disappeared from view, chatter irrupted from the students. Heero looked at the other boys and they nodded. Taking advantage of the commotion the other students were making, the five boys slipped away in pursuit of the mysterious girls.
The five girls and the tall woman with green-black hair walked along the deserted sidewalk (it was school hours, not a lot of people out) unaware of the five boys following stealthily behind them. The boys carefully hid from the view of the girls and stayed within range of hearing. As they listened closely, this is what they heard:
"Setsuna," the golden-orange girl, whose name they had discovered was Minako or Mina, was saying, "I know this has nothing to do with why you called us here, but I can't help but wonder, what happened to our fukus?"
Setsuna looked at her with a slight smirk. "Well I couldn't very well have you arrive in your fukus. In case you haven't realized our fukus are rather… shall we say… risqué. I opted instead for the outfits you are wearing now. I made sure that you all had your respective colors-" The boys looked at each other, why were the colors they were wearing so important? "-and made sure you were a little more well covered. As you notice however, you do have tubetops. Girls don't usually wear those anymore, but I new you would something to make you different from the other girls, more individual. But as I was saying, times have changed." She looked pointedly at the girls as she said these last words, as if there was something more that was very important. Obviously something that the girls understood, their eyes widened. The boys looked at each other again, they sure as hell didn't understand!
"That brings me to a something that I have been pondering," Ami said. "When we first arrived here my readings were decisively inconclusive."
"We will discuss that," said the woman, "when we get inside." As she said this, Setsuna opened the door to a rather nice apartment building. The girls went followed her inside. The boys looked at each other.
"We should get back to the school," Quatre said, "we will find out more about these girls later. The others nodded and they headed back to the Academy.
Setsuna led the girls into an apartment. As they walked into the living room area she motioned for them to sit down in the various chairs and the couch. "So," Usagi said conversationally, "what's the story?"
"Yeah," Rei said," where are we?"
"As said earlier, you are in the Sanq Kingdom," Ami opened her mouth to say something but Setsuna held up her hand to silence her. "Yes, I know that you do not know what the Sanq Kingdom is. I will explain everything. We are currently in another dimension. This is still earth, just different. I know this is difficult to understand, but you must bear with me. As you have probably noticed, the attacks you have been dealing with recently have not been as difficult as usual. Over the past 2 days it has become apparent to me that there were dimensional rifts throughout the fabrics of the space-time continuum. These rifts were created by our enemies. They have been using some lesser youma to keep you busy while they attacked this other earth. An earth where no one posses powers such as your that could defeat them. This world is run by technology, and would be helpless against the Negaverse. But that is why I brought you here. You are going to protect this world and these people." Setsuna leaned back in her chair.
"But, Setsuna, you have left one important fact out," said Usagi. "Who is guarding our world while we are guarding this one?"
"Good question," replied Setsuna. "I left the outers in our world to protect it until all the youma are destroyed. The Negaverse only left a few youma behind and took the rest of them with them. I have sealed the rifts that they created. They have no way of returning to our world. They're trapped here. When the youma have been defeated, the outers will join you in your battle here. Well," Setsuna said getting up, "that is enough of that for now. I have taken the liberty of making living arrangements for you. I bought 3 different apartments and took down the walls connecting them. You will have ample room," She said smiling. "There is a room for each of you, and one for me for the times I will be staying here. More accommodations will be made when the outers come."
"ALL RIGHT!" said Mina excitedly as she looked around their large new living quarters. Then she looked a little worried. "Umm… Setsuna, we didn't bring any of our stuff with us…"
Setsuna grinned at her mischievously. "That's why we're going SHOPPING!" All the girls "whooped" and ran out of the apartment with Setsuna.
The Next Day
The five girls were standing in front of the Academy. Setsuna had enrolled them the previous day; this would be their first day at school. The girls took a deep breath and walked inside the school building.
The halls were crowed with students as the girls made their way to their lockers that were next to each other. They talked excitedly with each other as they put their books into their lockers, taking no notice of the boys a few lockers down, staring intently at them. Taking only their necessary books, the girls headed off to their first class: English.
"Welcome class!" the teacher said as the students began filing into the classroom. He waited until all the students had settled into their seats before he began speaking again. "We have five new students joining our class today," he said, gesturing towards five girls standing in front of the classroom. "Introduce yourselves to the class please," he said to the girls.
The first girl looked up smiling at the class. "Hey everyone, I'm Minako, but you can call me Mina," she said flashing a 'V' sign.
Then next girl was looking very shyly down at her shoes. "I...I…I'm…" she was mumbling quietly. Mina nudged her. The blue haired girls looked up at Mina who was smiling at her. She smiled back. The exchange appeared to have given her the courage she needed. "Hello," she said smiling at the class, "I'm Ami."
The girl next to Ami was looking at the class brightly. "Hi, I'm Makoto, Mako for short," she said. Then she narrowed her eyes a little, "And if any of you even try to hurt Usagi, I swear I will kick you a-mph kmphp…" The girl with black hair who was standing to the left of Makoto had clapped her hand over the taller girls mouth.
"Hey," said the black haired girl, "I'm Rei and…" she tilted her head toward Makoto, "what she said."
Finally the last girl looked up at them. "Konnichi wa," she said, "I'm Usagi." This was obviously the girl they had been warned against harming.
"Alright," said the teacher, "now that you have been introduced you may take your seats. You will all be seated in the sixth row."
The walked up the isle and sat down in their chairs. When the teacher started lecturing they took out their notebooks and started taking notes. A row behind them, five boys did the same.
When the lunch bell rang the students once again went to their lockers to put away their books, gather their lunches and head outside.
Reality hit the girls full blast as they looked around at the crowded picnic tables. "Um… guys… where are we going to sit?" Mina asked tentatively.
"Um…" said Mako as she looked around. "Hey look! Over there! That table with the five boys sitting at it. It looks like there is room enough for us at that table.
"Yeah," said Rei, "don't they sit behind us in English?"
"Sounds good to me," Usagi said. "Is it ok with you, Ami?" Ami nodded to show her consent and the girls walked up to the G-boys' table.
"Excuse me guys," Mina said. "Do you mind if we sit here?"
"Anything for fine young ladies such as yourselves," said the boy with braided hair. The girls giggled and blushed then sat down at the table. "Why don't I introduce myself," the braided boy continued. "I am Duo Maxwell, and these are my friends, Heero Yui, Quatre Winner, Trowa Barton, and Chang Wufei." He pointed to each of the boys in turn as he said their names.
Heero looked at the girls suspiciously and grunted, "Hn."
"Hello, it is very nice to meet you," Quatre said pleasantly.
Trowa said nothing but nodded in acknowledgement.
Wufei looked at them sharply then started to mumble under his breath so that they could hardly hear. "Weak onnas…"
Rei shot up from her seat. "WHAT did you say? Did you just call us weak? OOOOOOOOh now you gunna die! I'll flame you to death you little mph-kmph-bbbbb…"
Mako was holding the struggling girl back as Mina held Rei's arms to her sides. Ami had her had clamped over the girl's mouth. Usagi was holding her stomach because she was laughing to hard. "You just had to go and piss her off didn't you?" she said when she had finally stopped laughing. "You better watch you back for the next couple days…" she said a little more seriously, "… otherwise she can- and will- kill you."
Usagi turned to the struggling girl. "Rei," she said in a commanding tone, "if you are going to fight, save it for the gym or a battle, but right now we are eating lunch. Calm down and control you anger." The other girls released Rei and sat down. Rei went over to her seat and she too sat down, glaring at Wufei.
The five boys were pondering to themselves something that Usagi had said. "save it for the gym or a battle" What had she meant by battle? However they said nothing about their suspicions out loud.
The girls heard a slight rumbling sound coming from above. None of the other students seemed to notice it. "What is that rumbling noise? I sounds like thunder!" said Mina.
"But I don't feel any rain coming!" said Ami. (AN you know how she deals with water and ice.)
All of a sudden everyone but Mako's eyes went wide. Mako sat obliviously eating her sandwich as the four other girls began to stare at her questioningly. She looked up as if sensing their gazes. Her eyes went wide too. She dropped her sandwich and held up her hands as if defending herself. The five boys watched, the girls seemed to have forgotten about their presence, and they had no idea as to what was going on. Mako looked at her friends. "Don't look at me like that!" she said. "If you think I'm doing that you are waaaaay off. And trust me, that is NOT thunder, I should know."
"Well if it is not thunder," Rei said, "what is… it…????" The noise was becoming louder. The girls looked up. Then they saw it…
"What in the name of the moon is THAT!" Serena whispered. She quickly collected her wits. Still staring at the thing in sky she spoke. "Ami," she said, "scan that thing. Find out what it is." The boys looked over to see Ami staring avidly into the screen of a mini-computer that they had noticed her carrying earlier. (I wonder why? Subspace pocket to the rescue!)
AN. OK, I hope you liked it, more will be out soon. Review or e-mail me to tell me what you think. Oh, something I forgot to tell you is that in my fic, Usagi is more mature and smarter in my story than she is in the show.
By the way, I'm going to start another fic with Hotaru and Usagi in it. Now, my question for you is this, do you want any of the other scouts in it? I want it to have romance and if I make it with only Hotaru and Usagi then that is only two of the pilots. That would be ok, but I am also considering bringing in some of the other scouts. Like maybe having…I dunno, Makoto coming too, or two of the inners, Hotaru and Setsuna, or… I dunno!
In you reviews for this story, vote for if you want it to be just
- Just Hotaru and Serena
- Or Hotaru Serena and some of the other scouts
- Or just Serena and the inners and save Hotaru for another story
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Another variation of of my Veggie Quesadillas using different veggies. Cook time includes the time to saute the veggies.
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These are absolutely delicious!! It was so easy to prepare also I just chopped all the veggies and put them in a container in the fridge so when I got home from work I just had to throw them in the pan and put them in the tortilla. Great recipe!! Thanks
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 lb fresh broccoli
- 1⁄2 cup diced red bell pepper
- 1⁄2 cup diced onion
- 1⁄2 cup fresh corn
- 1 small tomatoes, diced
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 jalapeno, minced
- 4 green onions, sliced
- 4 tablespoons chopped cilantro
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 cup shredded cheddar cheese (more or less, your choice)
- flour tortilla
- salsa (optional)
- sour cream (optional)
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- Finely chop broccoli.
- Heat olive oil in a large skillet.
- Add all veggies except green onions.
- Cook for 5-7 minutes.
- Add cilantro and continue cooking for 2-3 more minutes.
- Heat grill (or another frying pan) and spray with cooking spray.
- Place tortilla in pan and top with about 1/2 cup of veggies.
- Sprinkle with cheese and green onions.
- Top with a second tortilla.
- Grill for aproximately 45 seconds to 1 mintute, depending on heat.
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Young scientists wishing to compete on a national (or international) stage have lots of options these days: The Davidson Fellows program, the Intel Science Talent Search, the Siemens Competition in Math, Science and Technology, and ... Google.
Yes, Google has created a Google Global Science Fair (accepting applications until midnight eastern tonight!) for young scientists to demonstrate their experiments. Google hopes to differentiate its program by being strongly virtual: students upload information about their projects, and lots of people will be able to see what's been entered and judged. The vast majority of humanity will never attend a science fair in a conference center or school gymnasium, but people might check out a cool uploaded video on YouTube (hopefully demonstrating something more profound than the whole baking soda and vinegar volcano bit, but hey, the Diet Coke and Mentos video was pretty popular, so you never know...) The prizes also sound like fun, including a trip to Switzerland and a visit to the Galapagos islands.
The New York Times had a somewhat skeptical article about the contest a few days ago, asking if this was a bit of a marketing ploy to get young people hooked on Google's office products, but I figure hey, the more options the better! Anything that makes science more lucrative and interesting for young people is probably a good thing.
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Favorite Summer Fruit Salad
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Recipe by Epi Curious
Adapted from a recipe my Mom sent me many years ago...it originally contained sliced cantaloupe or honeydew melon but I prefer the salad without the melon. Up to you...if you do add it, it called for one melon, sliced in chunks. No changes needed to the recipe if you add the melon or alter to add your favorite fresh fruits. This makes a large amount, so use a big bowl. Keeps well, covered in the refrigerator. Great on a buffet table for a summer brunch, BBQ or a baby shower.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 pints strawberries, sliced (must use fresh)
- 2 bananas
- 2 red apples, cut in bite sized chunks (unpeeled)
- 1 (20 ounce) can pineapple chunks, drained
- 2 cups green seedless grapes
- 3 fresh peaches, peeled and cut in bite sized chunks
- 4 kiwi fruits, peeled and sliced
- 6 ounces frozen orange juice concentrate, at room temperature
Directions See How It's Made
- Combine fruits in a bowl and top with the undiluted orange juice concentrate (this keeps the apples and bananas from turning yellow and makes a wonderful juice to blend the flavors together). Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate at least an hour before serving.
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As work is drying up I am looking to retire at the end of the financial year. The proceeds of the house sale - $300,000 - went into my super and I can draw an allocated pension, but I'm unsure how this works if I do get offered work.
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January 11
The Invention of Wings by Sue Monk Kidd. According to the National Women's History Museum, "Sarah Moore Grimke and Angelina Emily Grimke' were the only white people of either gender who were born in the upper-class South, but rejected that luxurious lifestyle to fight against slavery. They also were among the very first to see the close connection between abolitionism and women's rights." In this novel, based on their story, boundaries are crossed, friendships are made, cruelty is revealed, and hope survives.
February 8
Seldom Seen: A Journey into The Great Plains by Patrick Dobson. I May 1995, with nothing but a backpack and a vague sense of disquiet, the author left his home and a steady deadening job in Kansas City. Over the next two and a half month he made his way to Helena, Montana. He not only meets a series of very interesting people and makes a difference in their lives, but introduces the reader to a clearer understanding about the meaning of relationships and life. Canoeing the Great Plains: A Missouri River Summer is part two of this adventure in our wonderful part of the country. This time Patrick travels down the Missouri river and communes with nature and people. As the mile's float by and the distinctions blur between himself and what he formerly called nature, Dobson comes to grips with his past, his fears, and his life beyond the river. Patrick Dobson will be with us for this conversation. You can read both his books or pick one in preparation of the time together.
March 8
Orphan Train by Christina Baker Kline. Between 1854 and 1929, so-called orphan train ran regularly from the cities of the East Coast to the farmlands of the Midwest, carrying thousands of abandoned children whose fates would be determined by pure luck. The National Orphan Train Complex is in Concordia, Kansas. Several of you have visited this complex and others could visit it soon. This book follows the story of several specific children. You can explore and bring additional stories to the conversation.
April 12
Silence by Shūsaku Endō. It is the story of a Jesuit missionary sent to 17th century Japan, who endures persecution in the time of Kakure Kirishitan ("Hidden Christians") that followed the defeat of the Shimabara Rebellion. The recipient of the 1966 Tanizaki Prize, it has been called "Endo's supreme achievement" and "one of the twentieth century's finest novels".[2] Written partly in the form of a letter by its central character, the theme of a silent God who accompanies a believer in adversity was greatly influenced by the Catholic Endō's experience of religious discrimination in Japan, racism in France, and a debilitating bout with tuberculosis. The movie based on this book was released in January of 2017.
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Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet by Mark Lynas. Six degrees may not sound like much, but as this sobering, engrossing, up-to the minute book warns, a six-degree rise in Earth's average temperature would be enough to reshape our world almost beyond recognition. Mark Lynas explains the processes and examines the effects of this unprecedented phenomenon, drawing on the full range of state-of-the-art research and sophisticated computer models that show conclusively that today's climate change is a new and different challenge.
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The Wolf at Twilight: An Indian Elder's Journey through a Land of Ghosts and Shadows by Kent Nerburn. Some journey's take a lifetime to complete, especially when you are on another person's time. The author returns to visit an Elder Indian friend who has a strange but delicious request. First is the burial of his dog and second is to find out about a long-lost sister. Kent's commitment to assist in the long search results in a deepening understand between friends and a growing respect for another culture. Something's we will never understand, but lack of understanding need not hinder love and compassion.
July 12
Chances Are… Adventures in Probability by Michael Kaplan and Ellen Kaplan.
This fascinating layman's trek through probability theory, from its roots in dice games in the seventeenth century to its role in modern-day thermodynamics, tackles humanity's innate need to seek order in even the most chaotic phenomena. The authors, a mother-and-son team, address simple problems (How many shuffles make a deck of cards truly random? At least seven) and more complex ones (Can time move backward? Yes, but it's unlikely). They do not avoid mathematical equations, but both have backgrounds in the humanities, and their sense of whimsy—"Once you know that daisies usually have an odd number of petals, you can get anyone to love you"—allows them to draw stimulating conclusions.
August 9
Tribe: On Homecoming and Belonging by Sebastian Junger.
We have a strong instinct to belong to small groups defined by clear purpose and understanding--"tribes." This tribal connection has been largely lost in modern society, but regaining it may be the key to our psychological survival. Combining history, psychology, and anthropology, TRIBE explores what we can learn from tribal societies about loyalty, belonging, and the eternal human quest for meaning. It explains the irony that-for many veterans as well as civilians-war feels better than peace, adversity can turn out to be a blessing, and disasters are sometimes remembered more fondly than weddings or tropical vacations. TRIBE explains why we are stronger when we come together, and how that can be achieved even in today's divided world.
September 13
To The Stars Through Difficulties by Romalyn Tilghman
Overcoming devastation from Mother Nature, opposition from their husbands, and attacks from the Religious Righteous, The No Guilt Quilters join forces to build a cultural center on the Plains of Kansas. Inspired by their foremothers and the fifty-nine Carnegie libraries they build in Kansas a century ago, they demonstrate contemporary grit and determination, proving New Hope is more than the name of their town. Romalyn will be with us to discuss her first novel.
October 11
Islam and The Future of Tolerance, A Dialogue Sam Harris (author of The End of Faith) and Maajid Nawaz (author of Radical). We have read and discussed both these authors in the past. In this short book, you are invited to join an urgently needed conversation: Is Islam a religion of peace or war? Is it amenable to reform? What do words like Islamism, jihadism, and fundamentalism mean in today's world?
November 8
Stirring Up History by Cheryl McCann. Her exhibit is currently at the Atkins Johnson Farm in Gladstone. Yes, it is a cookbook with stories of the women who shared their recipes. It includes bio information about the women who submitted recipes highlighting the roles of women in the late 19th and early 20th century. Cheryl will be present alone with Erica White, the Museum Manager. The books are currently available for purchase at the Farm and Museum.
December 12
One Hope: Re-Membering the Body of Christ. 2017 marks the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Reformation. The split between Roman Catholics and Lutherans played a major role in that series of events that changed the Church. This is a resource for those interested in exploring greater cooperation between part of "The Body of Christ." The essays in One Hope are the product of an intense collaborative process by six gifted scholars and pastoral leaders, three Lutheran and three Catholic. Martin Luther: Renegade and Prophet by Lyndal Roper. "A fascination, fresh account of how an obscure sixteenth-century monk became one of the most influential men in Western history."
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A Moment In Time
An Artists Tour of York County
by the art of Jennifer Kirk Hamilton and Eileen Nichols text by Jennifer K. Hamilton
About the Book
An incredible project, more than a year in the making. Visit each documented location and envision it through the artist's eye. Beauty seen by two adventurous spirits and a determination to share how they saw it.
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- Category Arts & Photography
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
96 Pages
- Publish Date Feb 27, 2013
About the Creator
Jennifer was born in 1950 on a Marine Base in Oceanside California, after living in the desert near Bakersfield her parents moved north to Napa Valley. After she graduated in 1968 from Calistoga High School, she worked briefly as an Au pair in England, then hitchhiking around Europe. Returning to the states in 1969 a young married mother her and her new husband lived a few years in Florida then moved to South Carolina. She began a formal education on art in 1980 at Winthrop Collage and continued learning at art workshop at Myrtle Beach studying with top artists from around the country.
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text: MetroLink East-West Gateway Hosts Meetings On Economic Development At MetroLink Stations By Tim Lloyd • Dec 10, 2012 (via Flickr/binkle_28) For years, there's been interest in trying to develop more housing, business and recreation around MetrLink stations in the St. Louis area. Tuesday evening the East-West Gateway Council of Governments will begin hosting a series of community meetings to gather feedback on one such effort. Paul Hubbman of East West Gateway Council of Government is project manager for the study. He says one of their goals is to understand why business development around MetroLink stations has been slow to materialize. Metro reopens stops at the Grand Ave. Bridge By Tim Lloyd • Aug 19, 2012 Metro will reopen its bus and MetroLink stops at the Grand Ave. Bridge tomorrow morning. While crews were renovating the Grand Ave. Bridge, Metro was sprucing up its bus and train stops. Upgrades include new seating at the bus stop along with redone elevators and stairs to the MetroLink station below the bridge. Metro spokeswoman Patti Beck said the stop is a key part of Metro's busiest route. East-West Gateway hosts open houses on development plan for MetroLink stations By Tim Lloyd • Jul 16, 2012 (via Flickr/binkle_28) The East-West Gateway Council of Governments held the first of four public forums tonight for its new study on development at MetroLink stations. The project will create a toolkit local stakeholders can use to create sustainable communities around MetroLink stations and encourage business development. Mary Grace Lewandowski is an assistant project manager for the study and said the agency will use a number of criteria to identify five stations with especially high development potential. Metro raises fares By Joseph Leahy • May 18, 2012 St. Louis Public Radio Metro Transit's governing board voted Friday to increase the cost of passes and transfers starting in July. According to Metro's Chief of Planning and System Development, Jessica Mefford-Miller: Bus bridge in effect this weekend on some MetroLink routes By Rachel Lippmann • May 16, 2012 St. Louis Public Radio Construction at the UMSL South station will lengthen some commutes on Metro this weekend by 20-25 minutes. MetroLink trains will run on a single track between the Wellston and North Hanley stations on Friday, causing 5-10 minute delays on the Red Line. MetroLink delays likely on Sunday due to station closures By Alex King • Apr 20, 2012 (St. Louis Public Radio photo) The St. Louis MetroLink will not operate trains between the Stadium and the 5th & Missouri MetroLink stations on Sunday morning because of work on the overhead wires. Bus shuttles will transport passengers every 20 minutes to the stations located between the Stadium and 5th & Missouri MetroLink stations on Sunday until noon, with regular services resuming at noon on Sunday. Stations affected are the 8th & Pine, Convention Center, Arch-Laclede's Landing and East Riverfront stations. Hearings this week on Metro fare hike By Bill Raack • Apr 16, 2012 (St. Louis Public Radio photo) Residents can weigh in starting today on proposed fare increases for mass transit in St. Louis. The Metro transit agency is considering three options for raising fares this year – one would increase only the costs of weekly, monthly and university semester passes; the second would raise the cost of all passes except day passes; and the third would spread the increase to all fares, including buses and Metrolink. Damaged cable causes MetroLink delays By Rachel Lippmann • Apr 3, 2012 (via Flickr/binkle_28) Updated 2:20 p.m. Metro tweeted from their official account at 2:11 p.m. that "Fiber optic cable has been restored and MetroLink and trains resuming normal service." Original Story: Commuters who use MetroLink, listen up: a damaged fiber optic cable will add to your travel time today. More riders take the Metro By Joseph Leahy • Feb 24, 2012 Metro Transit - St. Louis Warmer weather, a sunnier economy, and higher gas prices are driving more riders to public transportation in St. Louis. Overall Metro ridership was up 8 percent in the last half of 2011 compared to the previous year. Dianne Williams is Metro's director of communications. "Twenty-three million times someone stepped on a metro bus, a metro train, or a metro caller ride. That's up about 2 million boardings from the same period last year," Williams said. Metro Transit Centers to house farmers' markets By Rachel Lippmann • Feb 16, 2012 (via Flickr/Matthew Black) Starting next month, passengers who ride MetroLink or Metro buses will be be able to pick up fresh fruits and vegetables at certain transit centers. The mass transit agency is partnering with the Sappington Farmers Market community program, Mobile Market, to sell locally-grown farm foods in areas where nearby residents have little or no access to fresh fruits and vegetables. The stops are: Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 next › last »


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