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* Please note that the above ratings of durability and battery life are rated as "average" only because I have no way to accuratly assess these features. We are returning this radio and cannot judge all of the features.My husband spends a lot of time in our detached garage. He does carpentry out there and works on job estimates. He keeps a radio in the garage to listen to music and talk shows. Recently he told me the old radio he has out there hasn't been working well and that he would like a new radio. So when my mother mentioned she wanted to get him another gift for Christmas, I told her to get an inexpensive radio. She was apprehensive about buying a cheap radio. I pointed out the $30 Memorex radio/CD player in my children's room. It works well and sounds good. I reminded her that it would be in the garage, out in the cold, and getting covered in sawdust. She ended up purchasing the GPX Radio/CD player from Sears for $30. When my husband opened up the box on Christmas Day, we thought the radio looked sleek and modern. It looks compact and a nice size to put on a shelf in the garage. The picture on the box shows that there is an input and cord for an MP3 player. My husband was already scheming to use my iPod. The box claims that this radio has "dynamic speakers". The box also shows that there is a remote control. He liked the idea that the radio has a remote control so that he could control the volume from across the room while he is using his tools. Once we were home we took the radio out of the box to get a closer look. This gray radio/CD player is not heavy and can be moved around easily. The buttons are an adequate size. Upon looking at the remote control it turns out that the remote is only for controlling the CD player, and will not change the volume or radio stations. This was a slight disappointment for my husband. Next we plugged in the GPX Radio/CD player. It took a lot of playing around with the tuner dial and the antenna to get a station in clearly. And once we got a station in, we were shocked by the incredibly poor sound quality. It was very tinny sounding. We took out a CD and put it into the player. The CD sounded just as bad. My husband laughed and said it sounds like a transistor radio. It sounded like a very bad recording. Before testing out any other features, my husband put the radio back into the box. Overall My husband got very frustrated trying to tune in a station, and the sound quality of this radio is terrible. As a result of this, we decided to pack the radio back into the box, and it will be returned to Sears. After all, what good are any other features if a radio does not produce a nice sound? I can not recommend this poor sounding radio/CD player.


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The taxability of preferred stock dividends of utilities is more complicated because there are two types of preferred stocks that utilities use: "traditional" preferred stock and "trust" preferred securities. Trust preferreds are a hybrid type of security comprised of a preferred stock and a debt security. The ultimate effect of this combination is to make a company's dividend payments on this security tax deductible at the corporate level, whereas without the hybrid combination it would not be so. Recall that one of the purposes of the act was to reduce double taxation of dividends. Since no taxes are paid at the corporate level for trust preferred dividends, even under the new act investors must pay the full personal corporate income tax rate on dividends received from trust preferred securities. 6 Thus, since common stock dividends and capital gains will be taxed at a lower rate than trust preferred dividends, utilities may find that the cost of issuing this type of security will increase in the future, other things being equal.
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While Lake Kinneret's water levels continued to surge, violent winds and heavy precipitation battered Israelis all over the country on Wednesday, in the fifth consecutive day of stormy weather. By Wednesday evening, the rainfall for the duration of the storm thus far had accumulated to between 150 and 250 millimeters in the country's North and Center, with some areas even receiving up to 300 millimeters, said Dr. Amos Porat, director of the Climate Department at Israel Meteorological Services (IMS). The southern parts of the country also received some rainfall, with totals amounting to between 20 and 50 millimeters. Meanwhile, strong winds continued to pound the entire country. and snow continued to fall in the northern and central mountain peaks – including in Jerusalem.
In perhaps one of the most encouraging aspects of the week's pouring rains, Lake Kinneret's water level stood at 211.34 meters below sea level on Wednesday morning, a 16-centimeter rise from the previous morning and just 2.50 meters from being filled to capacity. By evening, the basin had risen another 7 centimeters, reaching 211.27 meters below sea level and bringing the total rise for this storm period up to 60 centimeters, the Water Authority said. During a briefing on the storm at the Israel Police national traffic control center in Beit Dagan on Wednesday, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said he was pleased to see that everything was under control and that all the country's infrastructural bodies and emergency response teams were working together to abate problems. "The systems are working well," Netanyahu said. "I have instructed Public Security Ministry Director-General Rotem Peleg to consider compensation for those who have been hurt as a result of the weather."Netanyahu thanked all the emergency and rescue forces working to save lives in cold temperatures and strong winds around the clock – "on behalf of all Israelis.""One month after Operation Pillar of Defense, the rescue forces are again proving that the Israeli home front can rely on them," Netanyahu said. "In the stormy weather, their sole concern is to help Israeli citizens, and they have been very successful."Roads continued to close down due to flooding throughout the day – particularly Road 90 near Beit Shean in the North as well as near the Dead Sea in the South, Road 40 near Nahal Paran in the South, Road 834 near Nahal Hilazon in the North and the Tse'elom Bridge on Road 234 in the South. A flooded Road 889 led to an accident in which 11 children were lightly hurt, and Road 866 was closed after several cars lost their grip on the road – but without injuries.The bodies of a Palestinian women and a Samarian woman washed up on a river bank near Tulkarm on Wednesday, after the car they were traveling in the night before got swept into a creek bed by rising flood waters, police said.The trains fared much better than the roads on Wednesday, with all the rail stations were operating essentially as normal. While Israel Railways warned passengers that there would still be some delays due to the weather conditions, there were no closed stations or rerouted paths like the day before.Between Tuesday and Wednesday, a flooded electricity substation at Hadera Paper initially caused 20,000 clients to lose power overnight, which dozens of IEC employees resolved entirely by 11 a.m. Energy and Water Minister Uzi Landau and IEC Chairman Yiftah Ron Tal visited the site with Hadera Mayor Haim Avitan later that day to assess the situation. "I thank the residents for their patience and endurance, and the IEC employees for their dedication that treated the problem here, and all other locations throughout the country, over the course of this storm," Landau said. "Since we are in the midst of hectic days, I request that the public remain aware and patient. We are all making an effort to handle the problems and to resume regular electricity supplies for all residents of the state."Ron Tal, meanwhile, reminded the public that a "power supply is not a given," particularly referring to the days and weeks of power losses in the northeaster US during the Sandy hurricane. "We have seen in the United States, in Canada and other developed countries around the world that there are power failure events lasting for days," Ron Tal said. "Our events are few and have at most lasted several hours."Also between Tuesday and Wednesday, IEC divers plunged into the sea to clean up litter that had flowed to and was clogging up the cooling systems at Reading and Ashkelon power plants, company CEO Eli Glickman said. As of Wednesday evening, collapsing trees and other mishaps had caused localized power outages in Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv, Haifa, Nazaerth, Ashkelon, Rishon LeZion, Herzliya, Afula and Bat Hefer, the company added. Particularly looking at the situation in Bat Hefer, Labor Party leader Shelly Yachimovich criticized the government for allowing a "tsunami of sewage and rainwater to hit the town due to continuous neglect of infrastructure." Despite repeated appeals from the Emek Hefer Regional Council chairman to the government to repair their systems, nothing was done to help the residents, Yachimovich said. Because there is no existing legislation regarding compensation to families affected by natural disasters, these people will not be able to expedite the rebuilding of their homes, she added. Moving southward to Tel Aviv, whose main Ayalon Highway artery had been deluged by floods on Tuesday, experienced much fewer storm-related issues on Wednesday than the day before. Between 7 a.m. and 2:20 p.m. the Tel Aviv municipality reported handling 149 storm-related incidents, as opposed to the 293 the day before. Most prominent among Wednesday's issues were 53 fallen trees or branches and 20 fallen traffic lights and signs, according to the municipality. Going into Thursday, rain and isolated storms will likely persist in the Center and the South, with snow continuing to fall over the central and northern mountain peaks, including those of Jerusalem, the IMS said. By the afternoon, both rain and snow should weaken, but the risk of flash floods as well as particularly cold temperatures will continue.On Friday there will likely be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies with isolated showers, predominantly in the North, according to the IMS. Temperatures throughout the country will remain unseasonably cold, though warmer than those of Thursday. By Saturday, most of the country will experience partly cloudy skies and an additional rise in temperature, though still remaining colder than usual, the IMS said.Ben Hartman and JPost.com staff contributed to this report.
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As the snow accummulated throughout the day so did the car wrecks. Officials in and around our area say there were over seventy accidents during the day and overnight and most were not attributed to actual snow.
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Fortunately, there were no fatalities near our area and today crews are spraying, scraping, and shoveling to try and keep it that way.
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After suffering a shoulder injury last May, there has been much speculation as to if or when, Pavol Demitra will finally make his return to the Canucks roster. Well, the good news for Vancouver and their loyal fans, is that his return could be much sooner than expected. This week the veteran Slovak, has been regularly practicing with the team. He could possibly play in Saturday's game against Pittsburgh, although a return to the line up around January 20th could be more likely. It's expected, when he does leave IR, that he will skate on the 3rd line.


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A fan in the bathroom from whatever room (not to be commanded from our room) made a noise as a truck. The staff offered a poor 15% reduvtion and to contact us soon. Nothing happened yet. Neber again!
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Good location very close to I-75 which was important for me because I had business all over town. Hotel is also within walking distance of Cracker Barrel and another restaurant. Newly renovated so everything was neat and clean. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The breakfast consisted of Waffles, Yogurt, Toast, Apples, Coffee, Tea, Hot Cocoa, Banana & Blueberry Muffins, Apple and Orange Juice, and your choice of 2 cereals; Frosted Flakes and Raisin Bran.
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I'm pleased to say that today the simulator got as far as redrawing the
entire display and finishing the start-up sequence for a bootstrapped
64-bit Spur image. That means it correctly executed over 26 million
bytecodes. So at least a 64-bit Spur Stack VM is not too far off.
"It is our pleasure to bring you the current version of Cincom Smalltalk. Cincom continues to provide high value and low cost with a rapid return on investment at low risk, allowing you to win more business, operate efficiently and deliver as promised.
The current releases of ObjectStudio 8.6 and VisualWorks 8.0 are major releases and contain recent past improvements as well as new "millennial" changes that include revamped frameworks that were originally done before 2000, but are now being overhauled for big improvements in the products. These "millennial" changes include Text2, SourceCode Editor 2 and UISkinning (Look & Feel 2) for the Foundation tools as well as VisualWorks applications. ObjectStudio also has a "millennial" change in its next generation user interface."
More information here
I have debugging working for remote unhandled exceptions. My motivating use case was debugging messages not understood by the Context console's embedded web server. The console is a headless app. In development, I run it with a remote-messaging connection to a headful system. Now, when there is an unhandled exception (like a message not understood), the exception requests that the headful system open a debugger (as its default action).
Before opening the debugger, the headful system replaces the sender of the first relevant context on the headless system with the last relevant context on the headful system, hiding all the remote-messaging-related contexts in between. The picture above shows an example of this. On the headful system, I sent "zork" to an object on the headless system. The debugger shows a continuous context stack which spans the two systems. This all works with little special handling in the debugger because of the complete transparency of remote messaging. It doesn't matter that the contexts and methods that the debugger is manipulating happen to be remote.
we are to happy to announce SciSmalltalk v0.16
SciSmalltalk is a Smalltalk project, similar to existing scientific libraries like NumPy, SciPy for Python or SciRuby for Ruby. SciSmalltalk already provide the following basic functionalities:
Version 0.16 includes updates from Werner Kassens to several packages, the work Nicolas Cellier about arbitrary precision floats.
SciSmalltalk project web page is here. All the code is available under the MIT licence. We have more than 563 green unit tests and we run a CI job here
This version should work on Pharo 3.0/4.0 and also Squeak 4.5 (to be confirmed).
We are looking for more code contributions and also tests, documentation ! Join the mailing-list.
Quelques-une des nouvelles des dernières semaines dans notre merveilleux monde! Un peu de tout ce que j'ai noté ici et là mais que j'ai omis de vous rapporter par manque de temps! Alors, voici les nouvelles en vrac!
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Start the year in the right spirit by joining the Pharo community for the Pharo Days 2015 on Thursday January 29 and Friday January 30 at INRIA, Lille, France. Meet your online colleagues, programmers and hackers in real life and experience how much you can pick up in just two days. Learn about key technologies, talk to core developers and other users, pair program and contribute to Pharo. Have fun and enjoy yourself.It sounds like fun. Check it out.
We have a new type of collection, available in both our Cincom Smalltalk products, ObjectStudio and VisualWorks.
The name of it is …. (drum-roll please) "Treap" ….. What?!
I know, it doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.
So what exactly is a "Treap"?
The name Treap is a contraction of the names "Tree" and "Heap", and is a type of balanced binary tree. It is not new as a computer science data structure, but as a new addition to our products, you may want to know where and how it can be used effectively.
What is it, and how does it compare with more traditional Smalltalk collections?
Treap is more of a hybrid collection, which makes it very versatile and useful, in the right context.
It has fast keyed lookup (like a Dictionary).
It can use ordered access (like an Array or an OrderedCollection) with enumeration, but the objects are ordered or sorted based on the key.
It also allows bidirectional access to the ordered list.
Treap is structured as a balanced binary tree of nodes. Each node holds the key and value objects and are also linked as a bi-directional linked list.
In what circumstances might a Treap be useful?
If you are using a Dictionary for lookup and also enumerate through the sorted keys of the dictionary, a Treap might be a better solution, since it already maintains a sorted order based on the keys.
Alternatively if you are using a SortedCollection, but need faster random look-up speed, a Treap might just be the best choice.
Another use is if you have to find an object (quickly), and then access the objects just before or after it. In this scenario you would look-up the node, and then get the prior or following node with #previous or #next respectively, to navigate the linked list forward and backwards.
Are there any drawbacks?
Just like using any Collection or data-structure, there are advantages and trade-offs to using each one. For Treap, the main drawback is probably the space and overhead to have and maintain the nodes and their links. My suggestion would be to only consider using it only where you are getting the benefit of the order and look-up speed, and possibly navigation.
Finding Treap. Treap came into the products as a means for supporting the performance of Text2. You can use it as Text2.Treap for access. In the future Treap may move into the Collection hierarchy where you would expect to find it.
Performance: In some simple bench-marking, I find look-up speed using Treap comparable to a dictionary. If you then have to enumerate through the elements based on the sorted dictionary keys, using a Treap is significantly faster, since it essentially skips the sort by already maintaining that order.
In the meantime, I have made some additions and tweaks for Treap that you may find of use and interest. The methods add in some of the enumerators for a collection class (#do: #select: #collect: #keysDo: ) that were either missing, or could perform better. See the methods (for the instance side of Treap) below.
I look forward to any feedback, particularly if you have a good use for Treap in your applications!
Arden Thomas
Cincom Smalltalk Product Manager
do: aBlock
"Evaluate aBlock for each of the receiver's values."
| node |
node := self minimumNode.
[node isNil] whileFalse:[
aBlock value: node value.
node := node next].
keysDo: aBlock
"Evaluate aBlock for each of the receiver's keys."
| node |
node := self minimumNode.
[node isNil] whileFalse:[
aBlock value: node key.
node next].
select: aBlock
"Evaluate aBlock with each of the receiver's elements as the argument.
Collect into a new collection like the receiver, only those elements for which
aBlock evaluates to true. Answer the new collection."
| newCollection |
newCollection := self species new.
self keysAndValuesDo: [:key :value | (aBlock value: value) ifTrue: [newCollection at:key put: value]].
collect: aBlock
"Evaluate aBlock with each of the values of the receiver as the
argument. Collect the resulting values into a collection that is like
the receiver. Answer the new collection."
| newCollection |
newCollection := self species new.
self keysAndValuesDo: [:key :value | newCollection at:key put: (aBlock value: value) ].
VisualAge Smalltalk 8.6.1 has been released:
… and after some hours working with it: it looks pretty cool. Switched the whole PUM project to 8.6.1 just by importing the config maps.


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Once again, Upland Animal Shelter and Friends of Upland Animal Shelter are offering holiday pet photos.
Dates available are:
This year, Kimberly Saxelby of True Emotions Photography, a local professional photographer is donating her time and talents to create the portraits. Each 5 X 7 portrait will be framed and ready to take home the same day. Other packages will also be available.
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This week's elimination challenge asks the cheftestants to cook a meal that represents their hometown -- fitting, since Top Chef has just relocated to the nation's capital. With seventeen fresh faces from places as far-flung as the sunny Caribbean (Tamesha Warren), rural Texas (Tiffany Derry), and "small cow town" Connecticut (Angelo Sosa), the judging plates play host to a veritable variety of down-home cuisines. One problem, though: while we want to root for the top chef who properly reps our hood, we here at Bravo HQ can't even start to think about hometowns while we're still trying to remember all of their' names!
Since it's always helpful to pair a name with a face, and a face with a place, here's a breakdown of where they're all from, along with a headshot, their job titles, and a choice quote from their video bios. Note that they're grouped by current locations, not hometowns -- it ended up making more sense that way. Learn it well, because there's seventeen of 'em! (For now.)
First, get a better idea of how the chefs prepared for the elimination challenge in the grocery store with this video:
New York City Slickers: Cheftestants Who Work in the Big Apple
Hometown: Boston, Massachusetts
Job Title: Executive Chef, Plein Sud
Job Neighborhood: The Smyth Hotel in Tribeca (Manhattan)
Choice Bio Quote: "You can definitely learn to be a chef, you can go to school and all that stuff, but I honestly, truly believe that it's in the blood. It was a gift. It was something I was born with."
Jacqueline Lombard
Hometown: Boston, MA; grew up in upstate New York
Job Title: Chef/Owner, Jacqueline Lombard Events; Dining and Wine Editor, NYHerald.com
Work Neighborhood: Brooklyn
Choice Bio Quote: "My senior thesis was a central Asian cookbook."
Angelo Sosa
Hometown: Durham, Connecticut (which Angelo calls a "small cow-tippin' town")
Job Title: Chef/Owner, Xie Xie Sandwich Shop
Work Neighborhood: Hell's Kitchen (Manhattan)
Choice Bio Quote: "For a long time I always thought I was going to play professional baseball, but food was always an integral part of my ethnic background."
Click through for the rest of the contestants' backgrounds. And, if you can't get enough of this season's Top Chefs: See the full video bios here and the full text ones here!


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We had a die heart Habs fan that took Markov, Gomez (based on his playoff history) and Halak. But thanks for confirming that no one expected the Habs to do anything against the Caps.
Calgary targeted Bowmeester and brought in Joikenen because they didn't value Cammalleri.
Another assumption on your part, I was on this site bashing Cammalleri all of last year, I've never been impressed by him. I not the one drinking the kool aid on him now that it happens to be fashionable.]]>
When he signed he was percieved as a younger Blake like player, a quality 1st liner counted on to score 30+ (Blake clearly didn't live up to expectation).
What stings about Kessel are the picks, it all depends on next season where we finish. I don't want Cammalleri period.
You can babble about my ignorance, but I'm not failing into the hick trap of over valueing a guy when he's coming off the best stretch of his career. It's that short sighted thinking like this that lands guys like Briere, Drury and Campbell bloated contracts. Sure each player happens to offer a few bright spots but long term they're baggage.
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The founder and outgoing chairman of Best Buy is resigning from the board and may sell off his 20.1 percent stake in the beleaguered electronic retailer.
It's the latest news to hit the Minneapolis company facing increasing competition from online retailers and a CEO scandal.
Richard Schulze, 71, has been with the company since its inception in 1966 and it its largest shareholder.
He initially announced in May that he would step down on June 21 at the company's annual meeting after an investigation found he knew that the then-CEO was having an inappropriate relationship with a female staffer.
Shares of Best Buy Inc. slid 5 percent, or 98 cents, to $18.95 in early trading. .
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CommitmentI loved you first,So do your worst,This world is but a dream.The heart I gave,The hate we made,Just makes us want to scream.I'm with you now,But never bow,For we both may last this out.If you could see,How we could be,Your heart would never shout.I had you once,I'll have you again,For this between us shall never end.I want you still,Not just a thrill,So please allow me to mend.The pain you've known,This blasted home,We shall stay together.I'll not give in,No meager sin,Will ever keep me at bay.I tell you this,And this alone,You belong inside my heart.And with that thought,Inside your head,Just know we'll never part.
Claw FaceI know this girlShe's been my worldI don't care to tell herHow hard i've fell for herMy loves like the sunAlways burningAlways youngI shine for her and her aloneBecause it's HER who i'll allow to ownThat which i amAll i can beEvery little thing i'll seeEvery word and every thoughtAll i've givenAll i'm notShe makes me strongShe makes me madEvery little now and thenShe even makes me sadBut thats alrightCuz you know?Where tightI love this girlShe is my worldI wake to her voiceNot like i have a choiceI call her all the timeBut THISIs the first that i have rhymedAnd it's all for herEvery word every feelingI give to her and it leaves me reelingI'll wrap this upLike i'll do to herAnd end my rhyme on a happy wordThe word i chooseFor the end of my shpeelIs that i love you ClaudeAnd that love is Real
HopelessDithering, withering, slithering by.Time goes on as I sit and cry.Watching the wicked ways of the world go by.Alone in the pool of my sorrow.I fear the always, coming of tomorrow.How I yearn and long.To reach the end of this sad Song.Always I'm waking.My Soul forever fading.Just to hold out hope.To read the words that you wrote.I stand amid the debris of my shattered World.All I ever aspired to be.Never amounting to as much as twould be.As what's left of me.Begins to Bleed.I feel you.I empty myself of what you put me through.I turn over a new leaf.Always strong.Never weak.I fade away.Just trying to say.The words I knew I could this day.As here I stay.Trapped in body and mind.Alone till the end of time.Save me.Blame me.Derange me.Do what you will.But please.Just don't maim me.
InferiorityAmong the thoughts of many.We hide our fears aplenty.We see your face.Hang our heads in disgrace.All the while, running this race.We drown in the depths of the wells of our Selfs.Forever caged, upon the Shelves.I wait for your touch. So small, but so much.To take me away, from the dark I hold at bay.Wondering... How long must I face the day?Till you come for me, and wisp me away.I Cannot stay.I can barely get through the day.I might be dead tomorrow, Can you hear my pain?Feel my sorrow?All i ever want.All i ever need.Is to have you, And to be.I hold out hopes for the days to come.Of which I'll share with you, under the sun.My knees grow weak, they threaten to break.I think that this, is all I can take.Then I hear your voice.And it gives me hope.A bit of strength, to cease to mope.I brood too much, and pray too little.The wings of my soul, have grown moldy, and brittle.I give to you, the last I have.In hopes that you.will make me glad.I end this thought, if


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The Federal Highway Administration and the Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center will host a webinar Wednesday, March 7, 2012, 1:00- 2:00 PM. Two presentations will discuss the safety implications of roundabout intersections for pedestrians and bicycles, including recent research into accessibility issues at complex road crossings.
The City of Toronto is holding a public open house Wednesday, March 28, 5:00- 8:00 pm to present the draft Wayfinding System Strategy. The open house will include a question and answer period, and one-on-one discussions with team members. Toronto's wayfinding project began in October 2011, and will propose a pilot system to City Council this spring.
Chicago's mayor is aiming to construct 160 km of protected bike lanes during his term. Construction has progressed rapidly since his election; the first protected bike lane was installed within 30 days.
1. Complete Streets Forum 2012: Early Registration Open
We invite everyone who is working to improve our communities, cities, and urban landscape to join us on April 23, 2012 at Evergreen Brick Works.
Special early-bird pricing is available only until April 2, 2012. Register today!
We are very excited to have some of North America's foremost authorities on Complete Streets as keynote speakers for this event:
Help us make Complete Streets a reality by registering today!
Even though rural communities may not rank on the Walk Score, walking and biking is sometimes as, or even more, common, as in urban centres. The data comes from the latest report from the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization seeking to transform former rail lines into network of trails.
Registration for this year's Forum, to be held April 23, will open in less than a week! The forum will be an exciting opportunity for sharing the latest research, best practices, and future of Complete Streets.
Complete Streets aren't just good for your health; they're also good for business. Dr. Rodney Tolley's discussion paper, "Good for Busine$$: The benefits of making streets more walking and cycling friendly" prepared for the Heart Foundation South Australia, investigates the economic benefits experienced by neighbourhoods after they were made more walking and cycling friendly.
The City of Toronto recently held a public meeting to present recommendations from city staff to build new connections within the existing multi-use trails system. The deadline to provide comments is Friday, February 24. Material from the city's public meeting is available online, with instructions to submit input.
Earlier this month, Toronto City Council approved plans to make pedestrian streets on the University of Toronto and Ryerson University campus permanent for at least the next five years.
A shout out to TCAT volunteer Sam Schacher. Over the last few months he has been diligently organizing, tagging, and cataloguing our photos on Flickr. Thank you Sam for the fantastic work.
We are pleased to announce that this year's Forum, on April 23, will be hosted at Evergreen Brick Works. The LEED Platinum buildings nestled within Toronto's ravines will be an inspiring venue for sharing the latest research, best practices, and future of Complete Streets.
Stay tuned for transportation updates for all travel modes. We are coordinating additional shuttles, a guided bike ride, a walking tour from nearby transit, and carpooling.
Calling all active transportation loving students! Thanks to generous support from ING Direct, we are pleased to offer 20 Student Scholarships at a reduced rate of $50. For more details, please contact email@example.com
The Do-It-Yourself spirit is alive as citizens make their civic wishes come true. First it was bike lanes, roads, and, parks.
Better Streets, Better Cities: A Guide to Street Design in Urban India, released by the Institute for Transportation & Development Policy and the Environmental Planning Collaborative, provides an overview of Complete Streets that are applicable anywhere. Starting with the premise of solving mobility issues with efficiency rather than capacity, the document articulates the 'equitable allocation of road space,' including space for street vending.
TCAT is pleased to announce that this year's Complete Streets Forum will be a joint conference with the Ontario Bike Summit.
Thank you to everyone who responded to our Call for Proposals. We were impressed by the quality and range of submissions that came from as far afield as Nova Scotia and Alberta.
All proposals are currently being reviewed and we will respond by February 10, 2012.
It's very busy at TCAT with multiple projects underway in need of volunteers. There are opportunities to suit a range of skills, experience, and time commitments.
Complete Streets Forum
The third biennial report from the Alliance for Walking and Biking, Bicycling and Walking in the U.S.: 2012 Benchmarking Report analyzes data on walking and cycling across the United States.
From the University of British Columbia School of Population & Public Health's Cycling in Cities research program, Kay Teschke will be giving an on-line lecture on "The impact of transportation infrastructure on the risk of injuries to cyclists." She will discuss the results of an injury s
The Toronto Center for Active Transportation, a project of the Clear Air Partnership, and the Share the Road Cycling Coalition are pleased to announce that our 2012 annual conferences will be a joint event.
Walking and cycling is active transportation: healthy, sustainable, affordable.


text: When the Pats run: The run blocking has been excellent. The addition of Maroney has given the offense a new dimension. SD has not been stellar against the run. In order to counter the aggressiveness of Merriman & Co. running the ball, especially in the redzone will be crucial to a W. ADV=Pats When the Pats pass: Pass protection has been the biggest weakness for NE. With the amount of pressure the Chargers can bring it's going to be very difficult for Brady. Granted their DBs are probably the biggest weakness for SD. ADV=Bolts When the Bolts run: There is no doubt who the player to key on offense for SD is. LT is quite possibly the most explosive player ever. The Pats tackling has been inconsistent at best this season. Harrison's absence will be noticed on Sunday. ADV=Bolts When the Bolts pass: Rivers inexperience could be a problem for SD. The Patriots should be able to confuse him with multiple looks. Gates is a huge target however & could create mismatch problems. ADV=Pats Special Teams: This is where the deciding factor could be. Both Ks are young, but Kaeding has a couple of years in the league now. He's become a solid kicker for SD. The other issue is with the Pats return coverage. It's been horrid all season & in a game this closely contested field position could be the difference between 3 & 7. ADV=Bolts Prediction: Bolts 27 Pats 24 :bricks:


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AC Milan announced earlier in the week that fees had been agreed with PSG for Silva and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
Silva's agent indicated on Saturday that a deal for his client was 'far from' complete, but PSG have announced that a transfer has been finalised.
A statement on the club's official website read: "Thiago Silva, 27 years old, Brazilian international, from AC Milan, has this Saturday signed with Paris Saint-Germain for five seasons."
A deal for Ibrahimovic is yet to be completed.
Talks are understood to still be ongoing, as personal terms are thrashed out, and the Sweden international striker is yet to travel to France for a medical.
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According to a decision by Oakdale City Attorney Tom Hallinan, Mayor Pat Paul is allowed to sit on the board that oversees the Oakdale Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency.
YES (Youth Entertainment Stage) KIDETTES are seeking students in first through fifth grades to be actors, singers, and dancers for Disney's "Winnie the Pooh KIDS." Open auditions to be held on Wednesday, Aug. 29 at 4p.m. at Johansen High School Theatre. No experience or preparation necessary. All audition materials are provided.
The Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department will host its first-ever "virtual ride-along" via Twitter on Saturday Aug.25 from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Over a dozen dogs of all sizes, ranging from breeds of Chihuahuas, smooth coat collies, golden retrievers, Bernese mountain dogs, and more pawed their way around Wood Park in Oakdale on Saturday, Aug. 18 for the American Cancer Society's Bark For Life.
It was billed as the 'North County Corridor Project Update for S. Stearns Road Area Residents' –but the problem was, many of those residents were just not made aware of it.
Brendan Murphy knows that it's coming.
Earlier this month, Syncora Guarantee, a bond insurer out of New York, filed legal action against the State of California for abolishment of 400 redevelopment agencies (RDAs), like Oakdale's.
Earlier this month, Syncora Guarantee, a bond insurer out of New York, filed legal action against the State of California for abolishment of 400 redevelopment agencies (RDAs), like Oakdale's.
In 2004, Thomas P. Hallinan accepted a contract with Oakdale officials that effectively made him city attorney and included retirement benefits, as well as other benefits given to all employees of the city's management and confidential unit. Some in the city have taken issue with that arrangement.
Big changes are in store for the ROTA (Riverbank-Oakdale Transit Authority) transit service, the details of which were discussed at the ROTA board meeting Tuesday, Aug. 14.
How to make a payment they don't have the money for greeted Oakdale City Council members at their Monday night meeting, with the pending wastewater loan payment the main topic of discussion at the Aug 20 session.
The poem, "Sense of Direction," written by Sandi McGinnis set to music composed by Ross McGinnis, inspired a dance called "Ashes" to be performed by Tami Stark McQueen at the 19th Annual Dancing Poetry Festival in San Francisco.
The Valley air basin's first seasonal Air Alert will begin Monday, Aug. 20 and continue through Tuesday, Aug. 21, with the possibility of being extended. This includes the counties of San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare and the Valley air basin portion of Kern.
A man wanted for two separate shootings in Oakdale, being a member of a street gang, and a felon in possession of a firearm was arrested by Stanislaus County sheriff's deputies and a sheriff canine after a brief chase and extensive search late Thursday into early Friday morning, Aug. 17.
The Oakdale Chamber of Commerce will hold a business mixer Thursday, Aug. 16, at the Oakdale Rodeo Grounds Clubhouse, located at 1624 E. F Street from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Blowing dust as a result of developing gusty winds has prompted local air pollution officials to issue a health cautionary statement for Tuesday in the following areas of the air basin: San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Kings, Tulare and the Valley portion of Kern counties.
Clear skies and sunshine was the forecast on Saturday, Oct. 4 at the Oakdale Airport, which was picture perfect weather for a day of flying and being outdoors.
Oakdale City Manager Bryan Whitemyer will be busy in the next few months approving work contracts and signing purchase orders for more than a half dozen city capital improvements that involve either construction or equipment acquisitions for the City of Oakdale.
The man wanted for the Saturday morning shooting of a 24-year-old Oakdale man that resulted in a 12-hour SWAT action closing a portion of East H Street was arrested Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 30.
The 12th annual "Tastes of the Valley," a wine and cheese affair presented by the CSU Stanislaus Agricultural Studies Department and Friends of the Fair Foundation will be this Thursday, Oct 2, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds in Turlock.
Fly into action, entertainment and fun at the Oakdale Airport Appreciation Day on Saturday, Oct. 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The WWII B-25 Bomber will arrive at the airport at 10 a.m. and be on display until 2 p.m. along with an assortment of other aircraft, cars, food and plenty of activities for the kids.
A late night shooting that sent one man to the hospital resulted in a 12-hour police standoff with SWAT officers at an East H Street residence on Saturday, Sept. 27.
On a beautiful autumn afternoon just as school let out, Oakdale Mayor Pat Paul presented a plaque of appreciation to the Oakdale High School S-Club at Mustang Circle during a club gathering on Thursday, Sept. 25. The club was recognized by the city for its continued maintenance and upkeep of Mustang Circle.
The 12th annual "Tastes of the Valley," a wine and cheese affair presented by the CSU Stanislaus Agricultural Studies Department and Friends of the Fair Foundation will be this Thursday, Oct 2, from 6 to 9 p.m., at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds.
A single vehicle accident into a sideyard fence resulted in the arrest of the driver for DUI, but also revealed a backyard marijuana grow on Eucalyptus Avenue.