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Clean and quiet, the JW Marriott Mexico City might just be the opposite of the buzzing megalopolis that it calls home. Situated in the leafy Polanco district, guests adore this branch of the Marriott collection for its attentive staff and stylish design. You'll find the hotel across the street from the Auditorio Nacional, within walking distance of some of the neighborhood's tastiest restaurants and the Chapultepec Forest. When it's time to unwind after a day on the town, bed down in spacious digs equipped with plush bedding, marble bathrooms and spectacular city views. For even more relaxation, start your day at the outdoor pool or arrange a treatment at the spa. And though you're conveniently situated within walking distance of some of the city's top eateries, you'll be hard-pressed to find a reason to dine out with the hotel's two on-site restaurants, Xanat Bistro & Terrace and Brasserie Lipp, at your service. Keep in mind, if you're a Marriott Rewards member, you can earn or redeem points for choosing to stay here.
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Ahead of those comments by the public, City Attorney Peter Thorson and Patrick Richardson, director of development services, presented an overview of the legal requirements imposed on the city by the state and the changes that were made to the ordinance that had been presented in March.
The new version, Richardson said, hews closely to state law, not the requests made by the Department of Housing and Community Development, setting the stage for a showdown with the department later this year.
The way he described the negotiations, the state's housing department makes a number of requests of cities when it reviews their housing elements, the "blueprints" that spell out how a city will allow for all sorts of different housing types.
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After listening to the speakers and city staff members, the council voted 4-0, with Councilman Jeff Comerchero absent, to approve the ordinance.
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Our exhibit features an RC car demo that you can drive like a real-life driving game. Drive the car around the course with realistic driving controls and see what the car is seeing on a TV screen! Demonstration in Clark Gym from 10:00 am - 11:30 am; static display in Gordon Field House Noon - 2:30 pm; demonstration in Clark Gym from 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm.
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The 2012 Edition of the PepsiCo National Fleet/OG&S Sustainability Training Summit and Trade Show took place in San Antonio, March 19-22. Held in the San Antonio Convention Center, over 700 PepsiCo fleet and operations personnel attended. Led by Compressed Air Best Practices® Magazine's Editorial Board Member, Eric Battino, over 150 people involved with Resource Conservation at PepsiCo also attended.
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"Adult conversation" and "serious debate" have become the top political buzzwords over the past couple of months.
President Obama said in February that his "hope is that what's different this time is we have an adult conversation where everybody says, "Here's what's important and here's how we're going to pay for it." Representative Paul Ryan echoed the call, "The fiscal commission gave us hope that we were going to finally have that adult conversation in Washington about how we preempt our debt and deficit crisis."
Apparently serious adults are rare in Washington. If that's the case, they must be bordering on extinction among the liberal pundits, journalists and bloggers who have been covering the deficit battle.
This has become no more clear than in the coverage over the debt ceiling debate. The debt ceiling is a cap set by Congress on the amount of debt the federal government can legally borrow. The ceiling currently stands at an eye-popping $14.294 trillion. The utter ridiculousness of that number and the sad fact that we're constantly exceeding it has engendered some serious concern by conservatives.
They argue that the debt limit vote provides the necessary kick-in-the-pants that Washington needs to pass some real cuts and reforms so that we're not right back here in six months talking about the debt limit again. A pretty sensible argument. Even President Obama thinks so. In an interview with the Associated Press, Obama said "I think it's absolutely right that [the debt limit vote is] not going to happen without some spending cuts."
Ah, sounds like the beginning of an adult conversation. We agree on the end goal, now let's set about working out the details. And then the pundits got involved.
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The reason we're now seeing an unprecedented amount of attention paid to a vote that ordinarily passes with little notice is that the Republican Party's agenda is being set by a group of ideological radicals who seem quite willing to cripple the American economy if that's what it takes to strike a blow against the government they hate so much.
And now we're back to the kiddies' table, bickering over who gets the next turn on the Xbox.
Sadly, Waldman is not alone. With an understanding that succeeding in Washington is often about who can yell the loudest, rather than who can speak the most truthfully, liberals have pulled out their bullhorns. Their strategy is transparent enough: Use Armageddon-ish language to describe what happens if the debt limit isn't raised, then blame any Republican attempt to reduce spending as a ploy to kill the economy.
Mature discourse? No. Would it have worked anyway? Possibly. Until today, when the second part of their plan got trounced worse than the San Antonio Spurs in this year's playoffs. From today's Washington Post:
A growing number of Democrats are threatening to defy the White House over the national debt, joining Republican calls for deficit cuts as a requirement for consenting to lift the country's borrowing limit.
The push-back has come in recent days from Sens. Kent Conrad (D-N.D.), chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, and Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.), a freshman who is running for reelection next year. Sen. Mark Pryor (D-Ark.) told constituents during the Easter recess that he would not vote to lift the debt limit without a "real and meaningful commitment to debt reduction."
Even stalwart White House allies like Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) said the debt-ceiling vote should be tied to deficit reduction. And Sen. Mark Udall (D-CO) went as far as to say, "As catastrophic as it would be to fail to raise our debt ceiling, it's even more irresponsible to not take this opportunity to own up to our unsustainable spending path."
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Brake fluid can ruin your master cylinder in just a few years. Stop the problem by using a stainless steel sleeved master cylinder. Our sleeved GM-style aluminum master cylinder provides a weight savings and longer service life. It has 2 mounting holes on a 3-1/4" center for 3/8" or 10mm bolts.
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Wilwood's tandem chamber master cylinders represent the latest refinements in brake pressure actuation and fluid control. The exclusive Wilwood features incorporated in this innovative and unique new design make it the perfect choice for a wide range of custom manual or power brake applications.
Each master cylinder is configured with full separation between the front and rear reservoir chambers and fluid outlets. There is a pressure access on both sides of the piston bore for right or left hand plumbing based on mount location. A total piston stroke of 1.10" is distributed at a 2:1 volume ratio between the primary and secondary chambers.
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If you are wanting to save some weight and still use the GM style master cylinder, this is the ticket. This unpolished aluminum master cylinder has a 1" bore, 3/8"-24 IFF outlets on both sides, and can be used with manual or power brakes.
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You know there are times you need one of these, even if you don't know what to call it. All have 3/8"-24 RH threads. 6 Inch Long Hex, 8 5/8" overall.
This aluminum master cylinder features a double adjustable proportioning valve, removable metering valve, stop light switch port and a larger fluid capacity. It is approximately the same size as the Corvette master cylinder but only weighs 5 lbs. 1" bore. 3/8"-24 IFF outlets.
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This replacement pushrod for manual master cylinders fits our Dual Feed Master Cylinder 910-31420.
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Learn more about selecting the proper master cylinder for your vehicle by reading our tech article. Brake System Selection.
This is a neat clevis with many potential uses, including connecting a master cylinder or booster pushrod to your brake pedal arm. Overall length is 2", and it's tapped for 3/8" fine thread. Comes with a 3/8" diameter clevis pin and cotter key.
This is a pair of steel or stainless steel brake lines intended to simplify plumbing from the master cylinder to a proportioning block, such as our 910-31358 or 835-26011179.
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This lecture follows the development of writing, from the pictographs of proto-cuneiform to the symbolic phonemes of cuneiform and hieroglyphics. Then from the abjads of the Phoenecians, Minoans, Hebrews and Arabs to the complete alphabets of the Greeks. It explores the limitations and strengths of each development and draws modern parallels.
In an earlier lecture, we saw how writing enabled the peoples of the Fertile Crescent to form cities, conquer their neighbors and build empires. With a tool so valuable as writing, it is not surprising that some clever people would attempt to refine it. Not all writing systems are created equal.
If you want your words to be remembered and learned by as many people as possible, what you write does not matter nearly as much as how you write it
As you may recall, the first writing appeared about 3,500 B.C. This early cuneiform was merely a collection of drawings or pictographs. In this system, every word had its own corresponding drawing.
Communicating via pictographs has several limitations:
1. If someone is bad at drawing, then your message might be lost. You might think you had 300 horses instead of 300 cattle.
2. It is difficult to represent something abstract with a picture. It's easy to draw a picture of a cow. It is less easy to draw a picture of say, 'equality.' Even if a society had a word for such a thing, without a way to write it down, development of such an idea would be very slow.
3. If every word has its own symbol, you end up with a massive writing system with thousands of characters. This makes a writing system very hard to learn, resulting in a low literacy rate.
The fewer people who can read and write, the less useful writing is. Conversely, the more people who can read and write, the more useful writing is.
Some smart people realized this and decided to find ways to make the writing system more simple and, thus, more accessible to more people. Over 3000 years, cuneiform underwent some drastic changes to overcome these limitations.
To solve problem 1, drawings came to be replaced with the wedge shaped summaries we now recognize as proper cuneiform, a similar writing system that's similar to modern Japanese kanji.
To solve problem 2, symbols came to represent the sounds, or phonemes, of the words they represented, instead of the things themselves. This was a huge development. It moved the subject of writing from objects in the real world to sounds in the spoken language.
Now, though I cannot come up with a symbol for equality, I can still write it: eye-quail-eye-tea, equality. Hooray! This style of writing, called symbolic phonemes, would reach its apex in Egyptian hieroglyphics. A modern example would be Japanese hiragana.
The breakdown into phonemes, in turn, began to solve problem 3. Though there are thousands of things one might want to write about, there are only so many sounds a human being can make. Since you only need one symbol for each sound, many redundancies are removed.
If I tried to write cat, cattle and catalog, in the old style, I would've needed a unique character for cat, a unique character for cattle and a unique character for catalog. With this new style, I can spell cat with the symbol for cat. I can spell cattle with the symbol for cat and the symbol for tail. And catalog can be spelled with the symbol for cat, the symbol for tail and the symbol for log, spelling cat-tail-log.
Thus, any time I want to represent a particular sound, I can use the same symbol. With this refinement, cuneiform was reduced from thousands of characters to about 400. This allowed literacy to expand and empires to grow in size.
Yet, even with this dramatic reduction, anyone trying to read Cuneiform would still need to learn those 400 characters. This might not seem so bad to someone who can read Chinese, which still holds onto thousands of characters. But we Westerners, used to a mere 26 characters, would find this daunting, to say the least. So how did we get down from 400 characters to 26?
The Phoenicians seem to have begun this process. About 1050 BC, the Phoenicians did away with the symbolic pictographs of cuneiform and invented simple characters to represent specific sounds.
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The inclusion of vowels in an alphabet was a distinctly Greek invention. The Greeks got their version of the Phonetic alphabet from the Minoans, who used a script we now call Linear A. Bronze Age Greeks from Mycenae used Linear A, with some small adaptations to write in Greek. We call this script Linear B. These writing systems were abjads, consonant only alphabets like the Phoenician model.
Around 730 BC, a Greek wanted to write down the epic poems of Homer. This proved problematic, as Greek poetry requires one to record the length of vowel sounds. So, the Greeks came up with characters for seven vowels. It is interesting to note that we only have five. Recording the lengths of vowels was so important to the Greeks that they felt the need to distinguish a long 'E' (eta) from a short 'E' (epsilon) and a Long 'O' (Omega) from a short 'O' (omicron) From this fact, some have suggested that what we now recognize as an alphabet was probably invented for the sole purpose of writing poetry.
This easy-to-use alphabet created a level of literacy in Greece unmatched in the ancient world. The increased nuance in writing allowed the Greeks to invent new disciplines of history and philosophy. Finally, the ability to record the artistic value of words with vowels as well as their more practical functions, allowed the Greeks to dazzle the world and all civilizations to follow with new inventions: epic, poetry, tragedy and comedy.
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Wedding: 9/8/2013
Overall, it was an alright experience. There were several MAJOR issues that I experienced:
1. The event coordinator inserted charges without disclosing to me...twice. I asked for a breakdown and caught it and asked her about it. Seems that she would just forget to put something in, so would add it, but wouldn't tell me. Not the best way to do business. Then the coordinator tried to defend her actions and made the situation even worse.
2. Their event coordinator doesn't communicate with the golf staff. We missed an opportunity for wedding photos at a beautiful hole on the course (which was part of the selling package) because she didn't know there was a tournament that day. We found out THE DAY OF THE WEDDING. She didn't even tell me the day before when I asked her about wedding photos.
3. They charged my credit card for the final payment without telling me what they were charging. This is AFTER I was told that nothing would be charged without my approval.
4. Their GM did end up refunding me the amount I was overcharged within a half a day of my contacting him.
Fountaingrove was a nice place for our event, and the planning part was good. The coordinator DID answer a lot of questions I had about the details of the day. However, some of these things have tainted our experience somewhat.
Thanks to David Reese the GM for fixing the billing issue, although there's nothing anyone can do about the missed photo op. :/
Wedding: 7/3/2010
Fountaingrove was a wonderful venue for our wedding! It was beautiful and the food was very good. The coordinators were very helpful and answered all of my many questions throughout the planning process. On the day of they were on top of things and helped everything to run smoothly. My only issue was due to the temp coordinator (the original coordinator went out on maternity leave) but she worked with us and it all worked out. We were very pleased with our venue selection!
Wedding: 7/3/2004
I loved that the wedding and reception could take place at the same location. The grounds and view were beautiful, the food and service were excellent.The facility was easily enhanced with flowers to create a perfect ambience.
Wedding: 6/16/2007
The combination of a beautiful outdoor location for our wedding ceremony and a large ballroom to accomodate our reception. The ballroom has a wrap around deck that allowed our guests to enjoy the beautiful summer evening and gorgeous view.;The club will still allow members on premise so be sure to not book your wedding when a member event is taking place anywhere on the premise. There was an ice cream social on the day of ours. However it was on the other side of the club so luckily it did not disturb us.
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Grayland, Washington
For population 25 years and over in Grayland:
For population 15 years and over in Grayland CDP:
22 residents are foreign born (0.6% Asia).
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2012: $2,379 (0.9%)
Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Lakewood, WA (77.8 miles , pop. 58,211).
Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Seattle, WA (99.9 miles , pop. 563,374).
Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Los Angeles, CA (929.9 miles , pop. 3,694,820).
Nearest cities: Cohassett Beach, WA (1.9 miles ), Westport, WA (2.3 miles ), South Shore, WA (2.3 miles) , Markham, WA (2.9 miles) , Tokeland, WA (3.0 miles) , Ocean Shores, WA (3.3 miles ), Bay Center, WA (3.8 miles) , Oyehut, WA (3.8 miles) .
Latitude: 46.82 N, Longitude: 124.09 W
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Earthquake activity:Grayland-area historical earthquake activity is significantly below Washington state average. It is 49% smaller than the overall U.S. average.
On 4/13/1949 at 19:55:42, a magnitude 7.0 (7.0 UK, Class: Major, Intensity: VIII - XII) earthquake occurred 80.9 miles away from the city center, causing $80,000,000 total damage
On 2/28/2001 at 18:54:32, a magnitude 6.8 (6.5 MB, 6.6 MS, 6.8 MW, Depth: 32.2 mi, Class: Strong, Intensity: VII - IX) earthquake occurred 73.9 miles away from Grayland center, causing $2,000,000,000 total damage and $305,000,000 insured losses
On 4/29/1965 at 15:28:43, a magnitude 6.6 (6.6 UK) earthquake occurred 89.9 miles away from the city center, causing $28,000,000 total damage
On 7/3/1999 at 01:43:54, a magnitude 5.8 (5.4 MB, 5.5 MS, 5.8 MW, 5.3 ME, Depth: 25.2 mi, Class: Moderate, Intensity: VI - VII) earthquake occurred 44.0 miles away from the city center
On 2/14/1981 at 06:09:27, a magnitude 5.5 (5.1 MB, 4.8 MS, 5.5 ML) earthquake occurred 99.6 miles away from Grayland center
On 6/10/2001 at 13:19:11, a magnitude 5.0 (4.8 MB, 5.0 MD, Depth: 25.3 mi) earthquake occurred 36.9 miles away from the city center
Magnitude types: body-wave magnitude (MB), duration magnitude (MD), energy magnitude (ME), local magnitude (ML), surface-wave magnitude (MS), moment magnitude (MW)
Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Grays Harbor County (22) is a lot greater than the US average (12).
Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 21
Emergencies Declared: 1
Causes of natural disasters: Floods: 15, Storms: 13, Mudslides: 8, Landslides: 6, Winter Storms: 4, Heavy Rains: 2, Snows: 2, Floods: 2, Wind: 1, Earthquake: 1, Hurricane: 1, Volcanic Eruption: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category).
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Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2012: 19.6%
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Religion statistics for Grayland CDP (based on Grays Harbor County data)Percentage of population affiliated with a religious congregations: 30.79%
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Food Environment Statistics:
Number of grocery stores: 25
Number of convenience stores (no gas): 21
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 30
Number of full-service restaurants: 64
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6.95% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($36,438 average adjusted gross income)
0.08% of residents moved from foreign countries ($252 average AGI)
Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
6.44% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($31,320 average adjusted gross income)
0.05% of residents moved to foreign countries ($237 average AGI)
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Grayland fatal accident list:
Apr 22, 1992 05:35 PM, 1098, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 1, Drunken drivers: 1
Apr 3, 1991 10:45 PM, 105, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 2, Fatalities: 1, Drunken drivers: 1
National Bridge Inventory (NBI) Statistics
Number of bridges: 3
Total length: 2 meters (7ft)
Total costs: $29,000
Total average daily traffic: 421
Total average daily truck traffic: 40
Total future (year 2030) average daily traffic: 653
FCC Registered Antenna Towers:15 (See the full list of FCC Registered Antenna Towers in Grayland)
FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:2
FCC Registered Microwave Towers:2
FCC Registered Maritime Coast & Aviation Ground Towers:2
FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses:17 (See the full list of FCC Registered Amateur Radio Licenses in Grayland)
FAA Registered Aircraft:1
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Dahlstrom, Kristina and Skea, Jim and Stahel, Walter R. (2003) Insurability and sustainability: technology policy and the role of the private sector. Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance, 28 (3). pp. 394-412. ISSN 1018-5895
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Posted by eagle5 on 07/24/2009
great food, lovely place, only complaint is that it is incredibly noisy. we had to scream at each other. i would stilll return though.
Posted by Michael on 06/11/2009
Very little to write, besides: outstanding value, great food, fantastic atmosphere (but a bit busy) and nice service. Thanks George for being one of the first in this cool neighborhood and sticking to it.
Posted by Loyal Bianca Lover on 06/05/2009
We have been going here for years. It is absolutely our favorite restaurant in the city. The food is amazing and reasonably priced, the staff is sweet and attentive, the restaurant is cozy and feels like home. Puff pastries to start, Lasanga, and Flan - best meal ever! You almost don't want it to end. One meal and you will be hooked. This is truely the stuff dreams are made of.
Posted by kamsui on 05/06/2009
Everything was way over-salted. Obviously they do not use fresh ingredients because everything tasted like it came out of a can (high sodium content for preservation). Might as well just stay at home and stick a salt water IV up my arm. Service was fantastic, but being comatose after the sodium overload isn't worth a revisit.
Posted by Justin on 03/30/2009
You get what you pay for in terms of food. While it is good, it doesn't exceed what I've come to consider an Italian food standard for these types of places. The service, however, was very nice, and the atmosphere was great. The place is dark and romantic, warm with candles and a nice, quiet haven to retreat to after a long day at the office with someone you are fond of. Definitely a good after work dinner spot if you are looking to be a little romantic.
Posted by um, really? on 03/27/2009
Yes, I guess it is a good deal, price-wise, but the food was all very salty and my pasta was over cooked.
Posted by SOHOKid on 02/05/2009
I went here with 5 friends and although there are no reservations, we didnt wait long and you can always go to the bar next door and they will come get you when you're table is ready. Food was great, I had the lasagna and the pasta fagioli. Both were great. Highly recommended


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LOS ANGELES (CBS/AP) — The Dodgers have signed free-agent catcher Dioner Navarro to a one-year contract, bringing him back for a second stint in Los Angeles.
Navarro played for the Dodgers for parts of two seasons before being traded to Tampa Bay in June 2006.
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|Creighton U., B.A., 1950
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Lyle Elmer Strom is an Article III federal judge for the United States District Court for the District of Nebraska. He joined the court in 1985 after being nominated by President Ronald Reagan. Strom is serving on senior status.[1]
Early life and education
A native of Nebraska, Strom graduated from Creighton University in Omaha with both his bachelor's and Juris Doctorate Degrees in 1950 and 1953. Also, Strom served in the US Navy Reserve Ensign from 1943 to 1946.[1]
Professional career
After law school, Strom spent his entire pre-judicial legal career as a private practice attorney in Nebraska from 1953 to 1985. Also, Strom served on the Faculty of the Creighton Law School as a part-time professor in 1958 and also served as a clincal professor for the Robert Spire Intern Program from 1996 to this date.[1]
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On the recommendation of Congressman Doug Brueter, Strom was nominated by Ronald Reagan on September 27, 1985, to a seat vacated by Albert Schatz. Strom was confirmed by the Senate on October 25, 1985 and received commission on October 28, 1985. Strom served as the chief judge of the District of Nebraska from 1987 to 1994 before assuming senior status on November 2, 1995.[1] Strom was succeeded in this position by Joseph Bataillon.
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A proposed low-income housing development along the Metro light rail line in Tempe is facing stiff opposition from neighbors who have otherwise been eager to see new projects.
Neighbors have spent a year fighting a four-story apartment and retail building called Gracie's Village, which would replace the single-story Gracie's thrift store on Apache Boulevard. The site is flanked by two neighborhoods with historic designations.
The City Council will decide the fate of Gracie's Village May 31. A recent hearing on the plan generated complaints that the project would set the stage for multi-level buildings to tower over all the neighborhoods that back up to Apache Boulevard in Tempe.
Longtime community activist Phil Amorosi said Tempe should follow the lead of other cities that have recently rejected high-profile plans to place big projects next to existing neighborhoods.
"We want the City Council to have our back," he said.
Grace Community Church owns the 2-acre site and is working with Wisconsin-based Gorman & Company on the proposed 50-apartment building west of McClintock Drive. The building would include retail space for Gracie's on the ground level.
The original plan called for a six-story building with 75 units, but Gorman scaled it back in response to neighbors' concerns. Gorman would hire a professional management company to ensure the project serves people who work in Tempe but can't afford to live there, said Manjula Vaz, the developer's attorney.
"It's not for students and it's not for poor people who want to live together," Vaz said. "It's for families."
The housing is for families with incomes of about $18,000 to $52,000.
The 50-unit plan has more density than the current zoning allows, but Vaz said it fits with the vision the city has for the area as defined in the voter-approved general plan.
Some neighbors support the plan because they say it's a better use for the site and would make it easier for low-income people who work in Tempe to also live there. They also cited the church's charitable contributions to the community.
Eldon Smith said he supports the plan after coming to like another controversial development that he once opposed. Smith said his neighborhood fought plans for the former Rural School site at the northeast corner of Southern Avenue and McClintock Drive, but that many people have come to appreciate what's there now.
"It had a lot of merits that I was unaware of at the time, and now I can just walk a block to shop at Fry's," Smith said.
Kevin Helseth was critical of the management company that would run Gracie's Village, citing another Tempe apartment complex it runs. An artistic face on the side of the two-story Cabana on McClintock looks like a sex offender, he said.
"It is the most awful, ugly building in the history of ugly buildings," Helseth said.
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Shuttering 10 of the ports' 14 terminals kept about $760 million a day in cargo from being delivered, according to port officials. The cargo stacked up on the docks and in adjacent rail yards or, in many cases, remained on arriving ships. Some of those ships were diverted to other ports along the West Coast.
After the deal was reached, the ports' management said they were "delighted that the terminals will be operating again, that the cargo will be flowing."
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Celebrity endorsements won't matter if the gameplay is not good enough.
It's also funny how EA is also trying to go for a more "hip-hop," street/urban angle with this promo, just because Big Boi & B.o.B are part of the game.
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Downton Abbey will raise the stakes on season three, as producer Rebecca Eaton made it as clear as could be in a recent chat with The Orlando Sentinel:
"Somebody will be born, and somebody will die," Eaton told the newspaper, adding that death will befall "somebody pretty key in the cast."
The other major piece of season three news, of course, concerns Shirley MacLaine coming on board as the mother of Lady Grantham. This character will arrive at a time when the family is in need of money.
"There are some wonderful scenes between [Maggie Smith] and Shirley MacLaine — Shirley MacLaine being as ditsy as ever," previews Eaton. "Maggie barely restrain[ed] her sneer in having to deal with this American."
In closing Eaton promises a wedding between Matthew and Lady Mary, leading many to wonder if the aforementioned baby scoop is related. With Downton Abbey not returning to American television until January, we have plenty of time to ponder that possibility.
Not sure I remember Sybil being 14, as Lord Grantham made the comment in Season 1 about Cora not being pregnant for 18 years. Maybe I misheard.
I am hoping that Sybil's baby will have been born by the beginning on season 3 and that the birth is mary and Matthews child!!! As for the death I agree Branson would be the most likely choice and therefore Sybil will return home were the three sister could get back to fighting among them at downton! I really hope that bates gets out of jail and Anna and him can leave downton and live happily ever after!
News that Edith will marry ....my guess is that PAtrick returns and he is indeed the heir PAtrick CRawley! Thus, Edith becomes the future mistress of Downton, starting another CRawley sisters fued.
I AM SOO PUMPED FOR SEASON 3! Okay so we all know that the marriage is Lady Mary and Matthew... but it wouldn't be a good idea to kill either of them... The shows ratings would probably drop through the floor. So i think their safe. But if anybody it will be Sybil. Fellow's is sort of setting her up for disaster. If you put childbirth+1920's with no medicine together, it equals death! So I think will be saying farewell to Lady Sybil...
cannot wait for series 3.
I think that the baby is Sybil and Bransons, not sure about the death bu (apologies to all the Bates lovers out there) I hope its Bates, he really doesn't add much to the plot.
It would be intriguing if Edith married Sir Richard Carlisle or Mr Pamuks twin brother.
Originally I thought the character to die would be Isobel. What with Matthew and Mary wed and presumedly living at Downton, there would be little reason to keep her on. Plus with the arrival of Shirley Maclaine, Violet will have someone new to spar with. But now that Maggie Smith is definately leaving, it could be her instead. They won't have three older woman. It's DEFINITELY not Bates, as he's sighed for a fourth and fifth season. As for the baby, Sybil is pregnant, is she not? I believe that there will be two weddings; Matthew and Mary, of course, and Edith and Anthony Strallen (yuck!)
I have a theory concerning the baby of the unwed mother, the former maid named 'Ethel'. The infant's true paternal grandfather wanted the child, but not the mother. And Ethel refused and chose to keep the child. But the true paternal grandmother felt sympathy for Ethel. I think the death will be the paternal grandfather. AND, I think that the widowed paternal grandmother will THEN invite Ethel and the baby to come into her home. We can't leave Ethel living 'like a drudge' and trying to raise that beautiful baby boy in a state of such hardship, can we? So that's my theory. I won't bet on it, of course, but I am open to being hired to help write twists in the plot. If I did bet, it would be that it is Carson who dies. And that is simply too sad a thought for anyone to bear, which is why it very well might happen.
Everyone is missing an obvious one: the baby is Sybil & Branson's; thedeath is Sybil (in childbirth)...
I'm with Mary's comment - I personally don't think it will be Branson. Yes, they do have the Irish Revolution, but Allen Leech was only promoted to the main case for series 3. My thoughts are that Branson is going to be wounded, but like Matthew in Series 2, he comes through it. I think the person to leave will be Maggie Smith. If I am right (a big 'If') then it'll be a big shame, since Violet is such a fantastic character, and her fabulous one-liners will be sorely missed. But, then again, it could be a completely different character, since the Dowager seems to be the one that everyone is guessing - that could have ben Julian Fellowes's intention, to get everyone thinking it was one character when it's really another....I really, really can't wait for Season 3 now! The baby just has to be Sybil & Bransons - in the Christmas Special it was announced that Sybil was pregnant. I like other people's theory of it being Anna's, but I don't think it's particularly likely (but who knows, it could be!) At least it's a definite that Mary and Matthew's wedding goes ahead (big fan of the two of them) Nothing like a delayed-for-far-too-long wedding to give Season 3 a kick-start!


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It's expensive but a good holiday treat.
Yeah...a 15 minute recipe contingent on a 7 HOUR recipe.
Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that, Kenji. My condolences.
I'm glad to see this since green beans are, like, the one green vegetable my husband will eat and I'm not a huge fan of super crunch half raw ones.
This is good news for me cause I'm a total scatterbrain and I ALWAYS FORGET I'm toasting nuts!
Irradiated a bunch of walnuts just the other day.
It's also more efficient to add it later. While you pan and oil are heating, you chop up an onion real quick and throw it in. Then while that cooks you peel and chop the garlic.
This letter is weird. The vast, vast, vast majority of restaurants would make your G&T with Schwepps. Why go to the ONE that makes its own tonic and order a G&T? Why not try any of the other, no doubt extensive, options such a bar would offer?
Nhu Lan's bahn mi are better the Ba Le's, imo.
Also- I think the fish is superior to the chicken at Parsons. Honey Butter beats them on chicken. But you're right- the hushpuppies are to die for.
I love teasing my fellow Chicagoans about being so desperate for some sun that they'll eat on a crowded sidewalk with a bus belching fumes in their face, but some of these places look great!
Geez people, the article isn't that long. Try reading it before complaining about something already addressed.
Born and raised in Texas. Never knew what real Mexican food was until I moved to Chicago. Growing up we just called the cheesy enchiladas and stuff Mexican.
@Ocean: Vs. the 3 comments on "Chinese Greens 101: Stir-Fried Choy Sum With Minced Garlic" directly above.
Wonder why all the highbrows haven't flocked over there to comment on authentic Chinese?
I too had the experience of ordering too much and not having enough cash. Needless to say I was embarrassed about holding up the whole line but Doug was totally chill about it and insisted that we get our whole order for what cash we had.
Of course then we would have missed the epic frozen puff pastry thread.
Maybe a little late to ask but why puff pastry? Why not like Pillsbury pizza dough or something? Just curious.
Leave it to Serious Eats to do a thorough job of feeding the troll.
Given I don't do a lot of "fine dining" but- most appetizers nowadays are enough to be a meal for one person. Don't most people just order a couple and share?
Wow Dennis, you really covered it. When I start working downtown again in a month or so this will come in handy!
You could go over to Randolph Street and wander around. That's where Girl and the Goat, Grace, Avec, etc. are. I like Au Cheval personally.
The stuffed avocado is brilliant. Have to try that for breakfast this week.
I never said everything in life was about politics or that I think companies should be boycotted (or supported) based on their CEOs personal beliefs. Personally I thought the whole Chick-fil-a back and forth was pretty silly.
That said I think it's pretty obvious that, as unlikely as it may seem to you, the availability of certain chicken sandwiches in Chicago is in fact about politics. Specifically, there is no Chick-fil-a in the First Ward because Moreno disagreed with their politics while there is Leghorn which goes out of its way to explicitly support LGBT rights.
I think a lot of the current renaissance can be traced back to the bigotry of Chik-fil-a. People realized there was a market to sell an awesome chicken sandwich without the religion and conservative politics.
I agree that it's not about the money but about making an effort. We recently took my sister and BIL out to a really awesome fancy cocktail bar I wanted them to try and spent a few hundred bucks. The next week they had us over for grilled chicken legs and weird cheap European beers. We had a great time doing both.
I had one of the best sandwiches of my life at the place that used to be in that space, Humboldt Pie. RIP
Went by there for a dog today and there was an eviction notice on the door. The curse continues!
What with the Boulangarie closing too there are a few less choices for "Cheap Eats We Love in Logan Square".
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