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Last April I wrote about the introduction of Choclatique Elephant—Seriously Strong Chocolate (76%). Since we first introduced it, Elephant Chocolate has become one of our most popular choices for the serious dark chocolate lover.
One of our biggest "fans" is Windy Borman who has produced an amazing film, The Eyes of Thailand. It is a full-length color documentary about Soraida Salwala, the founder of the Friends of the Asian Elephant (FAE) Elephant Hospital in Chiang Mai, Thailand. It chronicles her efforts to save sick and abused Asian elephants of the region. It is tragic to realize that Asian elephants are in serious danger of going extinct within our lifetime!
Now that elephant logging is now illegal in Thailand, many owners look to the tourism industry for income to feed their families and their animals. There are now over 2,000 elephants working in tourist trade, as street beggars, or performing in elephant circus shows. While some tourists think it is fun and exciting to see an elephant up close, feed her bananas, or walk through the jungle on her back, the reality of their lives is much different.
Many of these elephants are overworked and suffer injuries from performances or car accidents, water poisoning from dirty city water and starvation. Others are causalities of landmines where their limbs are blow off. At Choclatique we have held several successful fund raisers to help Windy get her film completed, out for distribution and help save the elephants. The latest one was in mid-December.
But unfortunately, December has been a month of ups and downs for the elephants of Chiang Mai—two pachyderm patients (Tahnee and Baby Namfon) died. At the same time Baby Mosha, a 3-year old Asian Elephant landmine survivor was fitted for a new prosthetic limb by the Prostheses Foundation at FAE's Elephant Hospital. This is her fourth prosthesis since arriving at FAE in 2006. As you can imagine the costs of feeding over 20 elephants, providing medication and, of course changing out prosthetic limbs as often as buying baby a new pair of shoes is expensive.
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Mosha (which means Star in the Karin language) is a 3-year old Asian Elephant at the Friends of the Asian Elephant (FAE) Elephant Hospital.
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Copyright ©1996 by Al Franken, Inc.; Copyright (P)1996 Dove Audio, Inc.
"[Al Franken is] the man responsible for some of the most brilliant political satire of our time." (New York Post )
Say something about yourself!
"Give us the rest of it"
The only drawback is that it is abridged. I just finished listening to "Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them," and, hungry for more, I thought I'd revisit Franken's other major expose of right-wing mendacity. Now that Lies and the Lying Liars is a best-seller, the publishers ought to get Franken to read the rest of this one for the audio version. I need to listen to something fun on the subway.
Franken's take on Swift's A Modest Proposal (the bit about getting Medicare costs down) had me laughing out loud - satire at its best. The audio presentation is first quality and a pleasure to listen to.
"The main reason for Rush Limbaugh's weight loss"
Anybody who ever watched Rush's disturbing t.v. show had to have seen this book coming. Rush caters to those Americans who are too lazy to think for themselves, and would prefer to be spoon fed "truths". The show was run like an info-mercial, with canned applause coming from the neatly dressed sheeplike audience.
"Rush Limbaugh is a Big Fat Idiot" is about exposing the sillyness of Rush, but it is mostly about the willingness of the conservatives in our government to overlook their own short-comings while exposing the short-comings of those they don't agree with. Al Franken doesn't try to defend democrats, he simply tries to show the absurd hypocracy of many of the conservative republicans.
In closing, I bought this book in print for myself and I loved it so much that I bought it for my mom. My mom loved it, and what my mom says goes.
"Hilarious, insightful"
Al Franken's work may make some people angry, but it's among the funniest political commentary out there, and it's also intelligent and based on more than the bombastic rantings he so deftly harpoons.
"My favorite audiobook"
I've listened to this book four times already. Franken's mission seems to be knocking hypocrites off their high horses. He even takes shots at himself. But the main thing is, he's funny and has great delivery. If you don't like intellectual humor or don't believe in personal freedom AND the common good, however, don't bother...you'll be disappointed.
"Liars is a better book"
The book itself is probably worth three stars. Not nearly as funny or insightful as Al's Liars book. The worst though is the audio quality of this title. Much of it is almost inaudible. It is hard to understand Al but his audio inserts are almost imposssible. If you are going to listen in the car I'd pass on this one.
"But of course."
But of course the conservatives and self-described dittoheads are going to rip this book. That's what they do. They want you not to read this book, and take their word for what's in it.
But the TRUTH is that this book is funny. And Pointed. And well written.
I do not, however, give abridged audiobooks five stars. So this loses one.
"Superb book with terse title"
Those who gave this less than 4 * likely did not read it. Great insights and humor wrapped around good research.
I thought this would be a good spirited romp through the political landscape, but I was very very wrong. I agree with some of the other reviewers that say Franken is a really angry person. It was kind of like listening to someone belittle their ex-girlfriend(boyfriend). I'm sure we've all been on the receiving end of one of these tirades. First, Franken enumerates what is wrong with a person politically (which is sometimes mildly amusing). Then, when the ammunition runs low, he descends to really low jabs at things like their appearance or their mannerisms. If it was only occasional, it would be bearable (sp?), but there are entire segments where you must suffer his attempts to be brutally vendictive and humorous at the same time.
I give this two stars because it is politically charged, and I don't think people have that high of standards when listening to books by people they agree with politically.
"Very well researched & Funny"
My only complaint is that rush is much more idiotic and fat that the book discloses. "There are more trees in North America today than when Columus landed here." Why does the author not show rush to be as hateful as he is piggish and misinformed? A very funny book to read, but LIES is even better. (ghost written by Al's mom).
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In 2002, Honda introduced the exciting concept of turbocharged four-stroke engines to the PWC market in the form of the AquaTrax F-12X. This abundance of force-fed power was a revelation to the three-seater class, and once enthusiasts got a taste of how sweet this extra power could be, the call went out for more of the same. Now for 2003, Honda brings turbocharging to the two-passenger class in the form of the innovative AquaTrax R-12X.
Why turbocharging? Fundamentally speaking, internal combustion engines are air pumps. An air/fuel charge is drawn into the engine cylinder(s), compressed and ignited in the cylinder head, and then is released out of the exhaust system. The amount of power produced by an internal combustion engine is dependent upon the amount of air drawn in and retained in the cylinders. Given this sequence, the power an engine is able to produce at any given rpm will increase proportionally with displacement gains; a bigger engine yields bigger power.
This engineering principle remains constant, for the most part, because the atmospheric pressure of the air surrounding us at sea level remains at about 15 pounds per square inch (psi). As a result, that 15 psi is the highest degree of natural pressure available to feed the air/fuel mixture into an engine's cylinders, which means each cubic inch of engine displacement can only yield so much power. The sole exception to this constant is a negative one; air pressure falls slightly as elevation increases, which accounts for the loss of power an engine undergoes when operated on a mountain road or a high-elevation lake, for instance.
Turbochargers vs. Superchargers
Pressurizing the fuel intake system of an engine has become a time-proven method of generating additional power from an engine of given displacement. As would be expected, using a forced-induction system to pack extra air/fuel mixture into an engine's cylinders at a pressure greater than the atmosphere's 15 psi results in a direct increase in power. Fundamentally speaking, there are two ways to accomplish this task: turbocharging and supercharging.
A supercharger requires a drive system for operation. Typically, this is some sort of gear- or belt-driven arrangement that takes its power from the crankshaft and adds weight. Unfortunately, the supercharger and its drive mechanism consume power from the engine with the added mechanical friction of these components.
A turbocharger, on the other hand, is free of the complex mechanical linkages necessary to drive a supercharger, because it uses a portion of the engine's exhaust energy--which is usually wasted energy--to spin a turbine coupled to a centrifugal compressor. The compressor, in turn, forces the air/fuel mixture into the engine under elevated pressure, and combustion of this denser fuel charge generates an increase in power compared to a normally aspirated engine of equal displacement. Moreover, the power-producing characteristics of a turbocharger are naturally suited to a waterjet pump, because a turbo tends to avoid cavitation while building power--an Achilles heel for superchargers. An additional bonus of the turbocharger are lower exhaust noise levels, as wasted exhaust gas and the inherent noise from the exhaust are diverted into combustion chamber pressurization.
In summary, the advantages of turbocharged engines are: increased output without increasing engine speed or displacement; less friction and simplified drive compared to a supercharger without a parasitic power loss; greater power-to-engine-weight ratios; and lower exhaust noise levels.
In the case of Honda's AquaTrax R-12X, the turbocharged 1235cc engine also incorporates an intercooler to cool the pressurized air. The intercooler is an open-loop, ambient water temperature cooler that lowers the air temperature in the air intake tract just prior to the fuel-injected throttle bodies. This cooling action increases the density of the air, and with this increased density comes even more power during the combustion cycle.
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In order to cope with the higher loads that are a result of the R-12X's elevated power output, Honda has equipped the R-12X with high-performance, durable forged connecting rods and pistons. In addition, a cooling jet of engine oil is sprayed continuously on the underside of each piston, which helps keep engine temperatures in check.
Because this turbocharger was developed specifically for marine duty, the turbine housing is made of ni-resist cast iron, a material known for its ability to resist corrosion. The turbocharger compressor is lubricated by filtered oil and is additionally water cooled. The turbocharger's water jacket housing is equipped with its own anode to prevent corrosion when used in sea water.
Around the world, the name Honda is synonymous with racing dominance, supreme quality, daring innovation and enviable reliability. Now, the two-seat high-performance muscle-craft class of personal watercraft will enjoy the same qualities in the form of the turbocharged AquaTrax R-12X.


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Sources tell the Star-Ledger that David Wilson (neck) is expected to be placed on injured reserve Thursday, ending his season.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports the Rams will likely use the franchise tag on free agent CB Trumaine Johnson.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reports free agent OLB Melvin Ingram is expected to be franchise tagged by the Chargers.
Cardinals assigned the franchise tag to OLB Chandler Jones.
CSN Mid-Atlantic's JP Finlay believes it's "hard to see a scenario" where the Redskins re-sign free agent DeSean Jackson.
Ex-Bears coach Marc Trestman has been hired as head coach of the CFL's Toronto Argonauts.
Browns released WR Andrew Hawkins.
ESPN Jets reporter Rich Cimini reiterated New York will "almost certainly" try to trade DE Sheldon Richardson over the next couple weeks.
ESPN's Ed Werder reports that unless something changes before Wednesday's deadline, the Chiefs are expected to franchise tag SS Eric Berry and let free agent NT Dontari Poe reach the market.
According to the Miami Herald's Armando Salguero, the market for free agent Kenny Stills is "already in the $12 million-a-year" range.
ESPN's Ed Werder reports there is "mutual interest" between the Cowboys and free agent Josh McCown.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports the Bears will not use the franchise tag on free agent Alshon Jeffery.


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By Alice Wadleystaff writer
Cleveland City held their monthly council meeting Taylor Cordova approached the council for use of the old town hall for her dance class. The classes will be for two hours on Tuesday and three hours on Wednesday. The classes will run through November.
The fee will remain the same as it was last year. The only issue that will conflict with the dance classes is the spook alley, which is scheduled for Oct. 11. Setup will take place that week, but it is not anticipated to be a problem.
The 2013 primary election results were read and the council canvassed the election results. The results will be sent to the Lt. Governor's office to be officially accepted.
The council began discussing Cleveland Days review and the 2014 celebration. A few of the ideas for next years celebration include cowboy poetry, dutch oven cook off, family BBQ night, movie night and a Zumba marathon. There will be no Spring Expo next year. The city will have to come up with ideas to raise funds. The 2013 celebration went very well. The entertainment needs to start earlier. The location of the coaster run needs to be changed and someone needs to oversee the event for next year. More sponsorship is needed for the fireworks show and the Color Me Cleveland event.
The first payment for the B and C loan is due on the one ton truck on Oct. 1. It is budgeted for $8,000 for five years.
The council discussed the council and Cleveland city employees getting their food handlers permit. A motion was made to pay for the cost of obtaining the permit and unanimously approved.
Three citizens submitted before pictures for the clean up contest and one citizen submitted an after picture. Karson Jensen is the winner in the clean up contest.
A council member reported, Emery Telcom (who was not present) asked why Cleveland collected a cable tax while the satellite providers were untaxed? The council will look into the tax and see the circumstances behind the tax.
The council discussed whether to continue with the Angel Tree program. People will typically call in or submit names for the project. The Angel Tree program will continue this year because of the overall positive comments the council has received.
Councilman Ward suggested looking into buying batting cages with the recreation money. He will look into how much the cages cost and the expenses to maintain them.
Councilman Grimm stated the fall clean up needs to be in the city newsletter. The city needs to be more proactive with the enforcement of town clean up and farm equipment parked on the street. There is a tree on the side of the road that impairs driver vision. The limbs will be cut down, so this does not become a further hazard.
Councilwoman Mecham said she received a letter from a citizen concerning drinking and smoking in the park during Cleveland Days. In order to enforce this, signs will have to be posted with the ordinance that prohibits it. The curb next to the school still needs to be painted. There was a water break near Cindi's on Labor Day. It has been repaired. There was also a water leak on 900 West, but it is a North Emery Water Users issue.
The fire station will need to put in a ramp and a handrail prior to the June 2014 primary election. The county is looking into grants for this project. If a grant is not awarded the cost should be nominal. The secondary water will be turned off by the end of September. The council will consider the cost of sending out the newsletter. It can be sent via e-mail for any citizen who wishes to receive it saving on the cost of postage stamps.
The council voted to pay the bills and the meeting was adjourned.


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Best I Have TriedI have been experimenting with hair removal for ten years. This is the best wax I have ever tried!! As for the "hard to remove" comments - there are a few tricks. First, if you thoroughly clean the area and then dust with a talc or baby powder, the was will grab more of the hair and less of the skin. Also, you cannot let the wax get too hard - this does make it tricky to remove. My secret? Baby Oil! It removes all the left over wax, and if youve done a large area, just take a warm bath and add a few drops of baby oil to the bath - the extra wax will come right off (no scrubbing, shaving, or tearing required).Mar 1, 2005Hairlessgirl / Cleveland
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Best Wax On Market!!!Surgi-Wax Expert! As an avid aqua-sports nut who needs hairless skin, Ive used every hair removal system imaginable and still couldnt obtain consistent salon results! Finally three years ago I tried Surgi-wax...and the results have consistently been amazing! Firstly--yes it is messing but thats the POINT! NOTHING removes hair like a hot, sticky liquid: enveloping each follicle, hardening to shape and then ripping in one go. If you follow directions; use common sense and keep an open mind youll get the knack of heating to perfect warm temp; mess-free application and gentle paralell-to-skin ripping without too much pain or effort. BONUSES:A) While other brands harp on their product "being gentle enough to not remove layers of skin," not they generally dont remove hair either. With Surgi-Wax, unless you have sensitive, problem or fragile skin all you generally remove are layers of dead skin cells: adding to the smooth, silkiness of the treatment! Consequently over a year or so of waxing this way youll also eventually lighten or lose old scars and blemishes--a bonus I love!B) Depending on your rate of hair growth--you will truly be hairfree and smooth for up to four weeks. Some brands say that the more you wax the thinner the hair growth becomes--Ive only found this to be true with Surgi-wax!SOME TIPS:1) Get to know your microwave. Dont blame the product for your lack of common sense--its wax--it can easily overheat to a thin, scalding consistency so microwave instead to a warm-hot sludge which pulls even the strongest follicle from the roots! About +/-25secs in a standard 1800watt micro!2) Choose a sensible location in your home at which to wax. I use my bed but spread a large, spare cotton sheet down first--if theres spillage/drips onto the sheet--I let it harden and then rip it off.3) Dont use this product on the bikini area UNTIL youve experimented elsewhere. Once it hardens-it does NOT EASILY wash off. So if you apply it and then have second thoughts about the dreaded ripping--youll have to spend at least ten minutes slowly peeling it off under tepid/hot water!That said-once you have used it PROPERLY on the bikini area and everywhere else--YOU WILL NEVER want to use ANYTHING else again!Incidentally this brand also makes the plastic strips for face and body...which though less messy only works almost as well.Feb 26, 2005Cc
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Wax Difficult To RemoveI bought this, along with Andreas kit and used each to compare the two. Surgi Wax does not use fabric strips and the wax is supposed to come off with the hair attatched. What a mess!!!! It came off in mostly small pieces despite how thick (or thin) I applied it, which made hair removal even more painful. Also, as it is not water soluble, it was difficult to get all the remaining small pieces off. While it did remove the hair, it was a terrible way to go and I would not purchase this again. (I liked Andreas much better; using the fabric strips over the wax to remove it was much easier and less of a mess, although they dont give you quite enough to do both legs. And while I would buy Andreas again, I think Ill bite the bullet and spend $60 or so to get the salon type warmer (to keep the wax uniformly warm throughout the process), wax, applicators and fabric and make it as hassle-free as possible).Nov 18, 2004Patti / Maine
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ThanksI have tried the surgaring and the epil-stop products and they are all inferior to this product. Thank you for continuing the availability of this product.May 10, 2004Jamie Harmon
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This Stuff Doesn't Come Off!Ok...so I have to admit that when I first used the Surgi-Wax it worked out ok. I still remember having a bit of wax on my legs, but not too much. I saved the remaining mix (as they give you more than enough to use for both legs) and used it about 6 months later. I figured...its wax, right? Wrong. Initally attracted by the simple ingredients: Glycerin and bees wax, apparently after some time, these just DONT come off your legs. No amount of scrubing with soap and oil would remove the excess wax. I had a big date that night and didnt want bits of wax hanging off my legs....so I was forced to literally shave off the wax, ruining 4 razors in the process. This in turn gave me a nasty rash. It just sucked. I dont think I will buy this product for a long time because the convience of not using cloth strips is not worth not being able to remove the wax. Ill stick to sugar based formulas that wash off with water.May 3, 2004Colmac / San Francisco
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Although she graduated some time ago, Virginia Galloway keeps finding good reasons to stay at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas.
"I believe it's my obligation to help and encourage our students in any way that I can," she acknowledges with a smile. For years, Virginia has been working along with university students and cooking for the Basilian Fathers at the school.
"I assist the students in setting the tables, making meals and serving dinner to the Fathers," she says. "I've given many impromptu cooking lessons along the way ... frequently referring to recipes and tips from Taste of Home."
When Ida Orbe, a student whose family is from Tunisia, asked Virginia to make hors d'oeuvres for a fund-raiser, she couldn't say no. Ida wanted to raise money for the Center for International Studies' Micro-Credit Program, which offers micro-loans (an average of just $50) to small entrepreneurs in developing countries.
"I knew this program could make a significant difference in the lives of people who live in dire poverty," says Virginia. "I was delighted to donate my time and cooking skills to help our students help others."
Together, Virginia, Ida and nine other students took over the Fathers' kitchen, working until 1 a.m. the night before the event. They washed and chopped vegetables, created little pastries, prepared hummus and made mini cheesecakes—along with many other treats.
And they cooked up quite a success!
"We raised over $10,000, which aided the Micro-Credit Program in dispatching loans to over 70 beneficiaries all over the world," says Virginia. Seventy percent of those went to female entrepreneurs.
The loans helped people do everything from opening a retail store in the Ukraine to starting honey farming in Mexico.
"The evening was such a success," says Virginia, "that we're making it an annual event!"
Virginia uses her recipes for Ham & Green Onion Roll-Ups, Prosciutto Parmesan Pinwheels, Smoked Salmon and Chives Cheesecake and Three-Cheese Appetizer Cheesecake at the student fund-raiser. She also relies on recipes for Three-Meat Stromboli and Bacon Water Chestnut Wraps from Taste of Home for the annual event.
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The Bauer Supreme TotalOne NXG Ice Hockey Skates is the next evolution of the famous TotalOne skate that made waves in 2010. The NXG advances on the great fit, comfort and responsiveness of the original TotalOne skate.
The name states it, this skate offers the total package. A customizable fit and flex, with lightweight performance improving technology. On the NXG, Bauer uses their newer anatomically correct Curv© Composite material in the quarter package and insole to provide more comfort and response from the skate. Through anatomical thermoforming, the skate is heated so it can be formed around the ankle and heel, giving a true 360° custom fit.
As on the pervious TotalOne skate, Bauer is once again using custom tongue flexes. It is now called the 3FLEX tongue and uses Curv Composite inserts that let players customize the flex and performance of the tongue. The composite inserts act like a springboard: As you flex forward, the skate responds and lets you spring back.
The tendon guard on the TotalOne NXG features a patented flexible design. This allows for an increase of 5 degrees more range of motion, adding to the overall efficiency of the skate through increased stride length.
Putting all that power to the ice is Bauer's famous Tuuk Lightspeed 2 holder combined with the Tuuk LS Fusion runner. The runner is made from high-grade aluminum and offers a weight savings of 27% over similar runners.
- Model Number: 1000955
- Heritage: Supreme TotalOne
- Level of Player: Ideal for the advanced to pro level of player
- Fit Guidelines: General fit aspects of the Supreme boot are medium-high volume, medium ankle area, medium across top of foot and forefoot and medium toe box.
- Sizing Guidelines: Bauer skates generally fit 1 1/2 sizes down from your regular shoe size
- Quarter Package: 3D Anaformable Curv© Composite material
- Provides comfort and excellent skate response
- Thermoformable design allows a true 360° custom fit for any foot shape
- Liner:
- Hydrophobic grip-light liner
- Heel Support:
- Exterior 3D injected heel cup
- Ankle Padding:
- Lightweight Anaform Fit foam ankle pads
- Tongue Construction: Customizable 3FLEX Tongue
- Comes with three different tongue stiffeners to customize the forward flex of the skate
- MID-STIFF-X/STIFF flex
- Added side protection
- Footbed:
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- Outsole: Lightweight full vented composite
- Blade Holder and Runner:
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- Tuuk LS Fusion runner - Revolutionary runner design that fuses strength of steel with the weight of aluminum reducing the weight by 27%.
- Elite stainless steel lower
- High-grade aluminum upper
- Weight of a Size 9D Skate: 737 grams
Comments: I have had these skates for a year now and they are great the only downside is the tendon guard being sorta floppy but I guess that is the design. top flight skates are expensive but well worth it just in the amount of time they last in comparison to the lower/entry level skates.
From: Dustin, San Jose, CA
Comments: I have never owned top of the line skates (upgraded from Easton S9s), and I must say that it is well worth the investment. I prefer a tighter feel around the ankles, so I put in the "Stiff" tongue insert and it was exactly what I've always wanted in a skate. No need for tape or lace wrapping. You definitely get what you pay for with these skates.
From: Kaiser, Salt Lake City, UT
Comments: Great skates! I've had them for almost two seasons now and haven't had any trouble at all with them. Obviously it's a lot of money to drop, but they hold up great and are worth it in the long run!
From: Sean, Eagle River, AK
Comments: Words cannot describe these skates! Simply put, they are amazing! I did not need to bake mine because they had a great fit out of the box! They are lightweight, strong, protective, and very sick looking. What I love about these skates is that they will still not bend inwards even if they are still a little bit big on you. For me I am still growing, so I need some growing room and these magically fit on my feet. They are super comfortable, and after my first practice with these beauties, the ankle pads already formed to my ankle, and so did the foot bed! AMAZING! The tendon guard is another amazing thing which makes the overall feeling of the skate better. Compared to my other skates which restricted me from skating, the NXG does not, so I have a full range of motion so I can do whatever I want! I have the mid stiff insert in the tongue and it also saved my foot against a few pucks. This skate has helped me skate better, making my strides much better, as well as sprinting on the ice! I would never go with another skate! These are just way to awesome! These skates truly adapt to your feet and are worth every penny!
From: Melanie, NY
Comments: I used to skate in the old TotalONE skates and loved how light and responsive they were which allowed me to be quicker than ever on the ice. The NXG is Just as light as the previous model and has all the awesome technology in the composite boot. I really like what theyve done with Tendon guard. I didnt pay much attention to it when I was looking into the purchase but I have to admit I notice a slight boost in quickness with the less restrictive guard on the NXG. You can really feel your stride length enhanced with the new technology. Should be noted that the supreme series skates come with a less aggressive stance (less forward pitch) then the Vapor series but that can be fixed by adding a heel lift if you prefer to be more on your toes. As for durability, ive had the NXG for almost a year now and they are just as stiff and as responsive as day 1. Theres no doubt Bauer makes the best skate today and you cant go wrong with the Supreme series of skates.
From: Brandon, CA
Comments: I just got the nxg's and i love them they are such a great skate and I hope bauer keeps coming out with such great skates. These are by far the best ones I've ever used. The stiffness of the skate is perfect, I'm able to do sharper turns, and they glide easily across the ice. They also mold right to your feet which is perfect amd took no time at all to get used to them.. Bauer is the only company I use for skates and they just keep on delivering with new products. They bake very easily.
From: James, PA
Comments: These gifts from god made me no longer bend. I go so hard in the paint with
From: Jesus, Canada
Comments: I just bought the NXGs and got them baked, I skated on them for the first time today and they were just amazing. They are so light I could barely feel them, and the the flex of the tendon guard really offers great mobility and sharper turns. I also tested out all the 3-flex choices and I settled at Stiff which felt great! They almost kick back on you so you can lift your feet faster and then skate faster! I used to have the X60s which also are great skates, but nothing compared to the NXGs in my opinion. As for the Total Edge Comfort, It felt really good and I did not get any kind of blisters as I would on the X60s. The foam was also really comfortable and it did not build up as much moisture as the X60s, and the stiffness of the NXGs were great (I prefer a SUPER stiff skate) and these skates offered me just that! Overall I really liked the " Bauer Supreme Total One NXG " skates and they were totally worth the expensive price tag!
From: Harald
Comments: These are the best skates I have ever used. My previous skates were Vapor APX and the NXGs are more comfortable and allow for more fluid skating and faster foot speed. The lace eyelets are much stronger than the previous total one model. I have had the skates for 8 months and have had no issues with the liner or eyelets (I skate 4-6 times a week)
From: Matt
Comments: The Bauer NXG is my 4th skate; i've been in CCM Tacks CCM U+ and Bauer Vapor. I have to say that this is a skate that fits extremely well. It took me a Warm-up and the 1st period to get used to the amazing range of motion. I haven't felt that in any skate, the feeling you receive from your toe snaps is very surprising. Bauer did a great job in the comfort of the boot not skipping any areas from your toes to your ankles. Another great aspect is the responsiveness of the CURV composite upper, no energy is waisted in your strides. One thing is wish I would read in more reviews is this: Get the right boot for your foot. The Bauer NXG work great for me; definitively give this skate a try.
From: Giancarlo
Comments: Got this skates 2 days ago a long with my new vapor APX skates. i'm an indonesian player and i played 3- 4 times a week in china(every 2 months) and indonesia (every 4 months) and what I've experienced with this skates is this is a very BALANCE AND FITTED MY FEET EASILY AND MY FEET GET USED TO THIS SKATES JUST LIKE THAT AND JUST THAT EASY!! this skates have a very very awesome balance, and my skates become faster, easier, more balanced and my tapping crossover become easier and faster too! and the other thing i love about this skates is the foam, the foam is just really comfortable to your feet! and not to mention, the tongue, it has been upgraded to FLEX3 and its really comfortable and SICK! THIS SKATES HAS IMPROVED MY LEVEL OF SKATING AND PLAYING HOCKEY!, and you know what! NO S## MAN! ITS REALLY MAKING MY TOE AND FOREFOOT MORE COMFORTABLE THAN ANY OTHER SKATES IVE EVER USED (i was a x60's user before) and the design too!! i like the design, is more ELEGANT but i love the x60's a little bit more cos its more sporty, but guys think of it, do you want to ended up buying a good looking skates or best performance skates? well, if you do looking for the best performance skates, GO AND GET THIS totalone NXG, its a little expensive of course, BUT ITS REALLY WORTH EVERY PENNY YOU WONT REGRET IT!!
From: James
Other Items to Consider
Supreme Ice Hockey Skates
Contoured Fit
Bauer Supreme 1S Skates showcases Bauer's best and highest performing technologies and materials. After many years of research and design, the 1S features new C-Flex Technology in the tendon guard that provides some of the best range of motion on market, which also can be customized to a player's personal preference.
The Limited Edition Bauer Supreme 1S Skates features all of the same specs as the standard 1S, but this LE version features a blacked out quarter package, liner, tongue and skate laces. New to the 1S is the C-Flex tendon guard that took years to perfect. It has removable inserts that attach in back that allow players to customize the amount of resistance it offers, which can also be fully removed for one of the of the best range of motion on the market.
The Bauer Supreme S190 Ice Hockey Skate is your most traditionally built, pro-level skate in the new Supreme Line. The S190 features Bauer's premier Titanium Curv Composite boot, a full composite outsole, a pro-spec'd tongue and Bauer's pro-preferred LS3 Steel.
The Bauer Supreme S180 Ice Hockey Skate delivers elite-level performance without breaking the bank. The S180 debuts the featherlight Curv Composite quarter package, also found on the 1S, which provides elite-level stiffness and responsiveness. The quarter was designed to be as anatomically correct as possible, meaning it hugs the foot like a glove even before they are heat molded.
The Bauer Supreme S170 Ice Hockey Skates are a feature-filled, mid-price point skate that offers plenty of performance for the intermediate to advanced level player. The Bauer S170 skate has a 3D-lasted boot, made of lightweight Tech Mesh for proper support and stability. The heat-moldable core provides an already anatomically-correct fit out of the box and feels like a custom fitted boot after they have been baked.
The Bauer Supreme S160 Ice Hockey Skate is the first performance-level model in the Supreme Line. The Bauer S160 is the first skate to debut the most popular holder in the NHL, the Tuuk LightSpeed Edge. Although it is 3mm taller that traditional holders for an aggressive angle of attack, it also has a quick release trigger that allows broken or damaged steel to be swapped out in seconds.
The Limited Edition Bauer Supreme S160 Skates boasts a black tongue, a blacked out quarter package and a black felt tongue to a dark, sleek look instead of bright yellow accents that the standard S160 features. Aside from the cosmetic changes, the S160 LE skate utilizes the same tech and specs including the NHL's most popular Edge Holder that allows players to swap out steel in seconds.
The Bauer Supreme S150 Ice Hockey Skates are a solid choice for the beginner who's looking for quality features in an entry-level model. Even though the Super Stainless steel is non-removable, the Supreme S150 skates are built with a more protective two-piece tongue and a 3D True Form Tech PU quarter package that's heat moldable. Internally, the S150 features a hydrophobic liner that keeps a player's foot dry and comfortable.
The Bauer Supreme S140 Ice Hockey Skate is the entry-level model in the next generation Supreme Line. Bauer built the S140 skate with a forgiving Premium Nylon Quarter package which is ideal for the casual or new-to-hockey player. The tongue features a 30 oz., one-piece construction and a LightSpeed Pro Holder that look like what the pro's wear.


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Paparazzi photos of Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood to end the month!
Radiohead plays two shows in Newark tonight and tomorrow. Here they are walking around New York enjoying their down time. Joaquin Phoenix meanwhile was in LA yesterday, shooting his new movie at the beach. It's a Charlie Kaufman and Spike Jonze project. Film geeks just popped an erection. Before that though, as you know, Joaquin will star in the highly anticipated The Master, due out this fall, by Paul Thomas Anderson who has collaborated once again with Jonny Greenwood who scored There Will Be Blood and also scores The Master. We heard some of it last week in the first trailer. I mean, how can he possibly NOT win an Oscar for this? Eat that Justin Timberlake.


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This document describes how to send voicemail to a group of subscribers in the Cisco Unity or how to create a public distribution list in Cisco Unity.
Ensure that you meet these requirements before you attempt this configuration:
Cisco Unity 4.x
The information in this document is based on these software and hardware versions:
Cisco Unity 4.x
The information in this document was created from the devices in a specific lab environment. All of the devices used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If your network is live, make sure that you understand the potential impact of any command.
Refer to the Cisco Technical Tips Conventions for more information on document conventions.
Public distribution lists are used to send voice messages to multiple subscribers. The subscribers assigned to a public distribution list typically are subscribers who need the same information on a regular basis, such as employees in a department or members of a team.
The class of service that is associated with each subscriber account dictates whether subscribers can send messages to public distribution lists in Cisco Unity.
You need to create a public distribution list in the Cisco Unity in order to send voicemail or a voice message to a group. You can modify the predefined lists or additionally, you can import public distribution lists from Microsoft Exchange. Both Cisco Unity subscribers and non-subscribers are included as members of an imported distribution list, though non-subscribers are not displayed in the Cisco Unity Administrator
Complete these steps in order to create or modify a public distribution list.
Login to the Cisco Unity System Administrator web page.
In the left menu, click Public Distribution List.
Click add button, which is located on the right, in order to create a new Public Distribution List.
This window appears.
Name the Distribution List and click Add. Once you have it created, set an extension to this list in the Extension field and click on save icon.
Now, go to Members in order to add members to the distribution list. You have three options:
You can add selected subscribers or another public distribution list to this list from the Find list and then you can click Add to list.
Similar to the removal of a subscriber or distribution list from the created list, choose Remove and find the member to be removed and click Remove.
Now you have an extension where you can deliver messages and that is delivered to all subscribers in that distribution list or the group.
This section provides information you can use to troubleshoot your configuration.
You are unable to create a distribution list on the Cisco Unity 4.x Unified Messaging system. When you reboot the Cisco Unity server, this also does not make any changes and there are no issues when you create the users on Cisco Unity.
Complete these steps in order to resolve this issue:
Download the latest Permission Wizard from Cisco Unity Tools and run it. Make sure to follow the steps mentioned in the document Running Permissions Wizard with an Exchange 2000 Message Store .
Run the Message Store Configuration Wizard from the Add/Remove Programs in Cisco Unity.
Note: Make sure to log on using the Cisco Unity installation account. Also note that the Cisco Unity services are stopped while the Message Store Configuration wizard runs.
You can also use the Public Distribution List Builder Tool in order to create the distribution list. Refer to Public Distribution List Builder for more information on Public Distribution List Builder.


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Paper Clips: Works for Trombone by Adrienne Albert, Gernot Wolfgang, John Steinmetz, Steven Williams et al. / Andy Malloy, trombone; Karolina Rojahn, piano
2 CD / Navona / 2012-08-28Works: Adrienne Albert: Wind Tides, for piano & trombone; Gernot Wolfgang: Leaps and Boungs, for piano & trombone; John Steinmetz: Fourteen Prayers, for piano & trombone; Unspecified: [Untitled CD-ROM Track...
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Harlequins survived a late scare to run out 28-25 winners over Gloucester in an entertaining clash at the Stoop on Saturday.
Harlequins survived a late scare to run out 28-25 winners over Gloucester in an entertaining Premiership clash at the Stoop on Saturday.
Quins scored three first half tries through Mike Brown, Matt Hopper and Sam Smith to go alongside seven points from the boot of Nick Evans. The visitors' response in the opening period came from four Freddie Burns' penalties, but the defending champions led 22-12 at the break.
Evans and Burns added two more three-pointers each after the interval before Billy Twelvetrees went over late on to rescue a losing bonus-point for Gloucester.
This encounter has been won by the home side on the last 11 occasions and Quins showed their intent early with an Evans' penalty. And although that was almost immediately cancelled out by Burns, the London-based outfit scored the first try of the afternoon through Brown.
After Maurie Fa'asavalu's break was halted, the ball was recycled quickly before Tom Williams' long pass put the full-back in the corner. But the Cherry and Whites continued to play at a high tempo with their powerful forwards carrying well.
They were eventually rewarded when their fly-half kicked successive three-pointers to reduce the arrears to a solitary point. The visitors then took the lead for the first time through Burns, but Harlequins always looked the more dangerous and two tries in the final minutes of the half epitomised their class.
Firstly, Hopper touched down after good work from Karl Dickson and Williams before Smith intercepted Martyn Thomas' pass to race away. Gloucester responded at the start of the second half with their fly-half's fifth penalty, but Shane Monahan was sin-binned soon after.
However, the hosts couldn't take advantage while the winger was off the field. Evans and Burns then traded penalties to take the score to 25-18, but the Kiwi took Quins 10 points clear after 72 minutes.
Ben Morgan was sin-binned as the home side searched for the crucial fourth try, but the Cherry and Whites made light work of being a man down as they went the length of the field to score. It was eventually finished off by Twelvetrees which secured a bonus point.
The scorers:
For Harlequins:
Tries: Brown, Hopper, Smith
Cons: Evans 2
Pens: Evans 3
For Gloucester:
Try: Twelvetrees
Con: Burns
Pens: Burns 6
Yellow card: Monahan, Morgan
Harlequins: 15 Mike Brown, 14 Tom Williams, 13 Matt Hopper, 12 Tom Casson, 11 Sam Smith, 10 Nick Evans, 9 Karl Dickson, 8 Nick Easter, 7 Luke Wallace, 6 Maurie Fa'asavalu, 5 George Robson, 4 Olly Kohn, 3 James Johnston, 2 Joe Gray, 1 Mark Lambert.
Replacements:16 Rob Buchanan, 17 Darryl Marfo, 18 Will Collier, 19 Charlie Matthews, 20 Tom Guest, 21 Jordan Burns, 22 Ben Botica, 23 Seb Stegmann.
Gloucester: 15 Martyn Thomas, 14 Shane Monahan, 13 Mike Tindall (c), 12 Billy Twelvetrees, 11 James Simpson-Daniel, 10 Freddie Burns, 9 Jimmy Cowan, 8 Ben Morgan, 7 Akapusi Qera, 6 Matt Cox, 5 Will James, 4 Tom Savage, 3 Rupert Harden, 2 Huia Edmonds, 1 Dan Murphy.
Replacements: 16 Tommaso d'Apice, 17 Nick Wood, 18 Dario Chistolini, 19 Peter Buxton, 20 Gareth Evans, 21 Dan Robson, 22 Tim Molenaar, 23 Rob Cook.
Venue: Twickenham Stoop
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Paul Ranger's creative shootout effort draws slash, laughs
Cam Charron
September 22 2013 01:28AM
The Maple Leafs and Buffalo Sabres played to a 2-2 draw on Saturday night in exhibition action, with the tiebreaker settled by a shootout that made it to 15 rounds before Jay McClement scored the goal. Of course, all anybody wants to talk about is Paul Ranger's effort, shown above.
We've seen a lot of dazzling moves in the shootout before. It has been around for eight years now, after all, at all levels of the game. I've never seen the "kick-stick" move, nor any variant. The best part of this clip is that Ranger and Randy Carlyle are both seen smirking before the shot, apparently aware of what's going to happen. After 19 shots failed to go in, what could go wrong?
That puck was surprisingly close to going in. Ranger got some good wood behind it.
I can't think of a lower leverage situation than "pre-season shootout" to display something like this. It's somewhat reminiscient of Doug Flutie's dropkick conversion attempt back in the 2005 NFL season, a meaningless game where you get to try out something kind of fun. Enroth didn't seem to think it was as funny as Jim Hughson and Craig Simpson, did.
At first, anyway:
#sabres Enroth said he didnt like he Paul Ranger shootout attempt hought he was trying to embarrass him #leafs— David Amber (@DavidAmber) September 22, 2013
Enroth then went back and said upon second thought, it wasn't that bad and he laughed it off— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) September 22, 2013
As Wysh pointed out at Puck Daddy, can you imagine how the ever-emotional Ryan Miller would have handled the situation?
McClement scored the tying goal with just under five minutes to go in regulation, and tucked home the shootout winner. Forget about embarrassing Enroth. Can you imagine being one of the eight Leafs shooters on the bench yet to take a turn when Carlyle gave that the green light?
James Reimer played the full game. He stopped 38 shots in regulation and overtime (he looked superb in the first period, which was all I got to watch of this one) and stopped 12 in the shootout, as three Sabres players missed the net on their attempts. Last season, Carlyle gave Ben Scrivens the start in Game One of the season because of the rhythm Scrivens was in, and if Jonathan Bernier still has trouble adjusting to his equipment next week, I can see where Carlyle may go with Reimer as his opening day starter.
Also, I don't think we'll see this out of Ranger in the regular season. What if he'd scored though? How do you say "no" to the same move in another 10-round shootout where nobody can solve the keeper?
Loved it, definitely never seen anything like it before
September 22 2013, 02:54PM
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NEW YORK—The New York Power Authority (NYPA)
activated its Peak Load Management (PLM) program Tuesday, with
participating government and business customers in New York City asked
to reduce their power use.
The purpose of the program is to help NYPA manage
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"The Peak Load Management Program contributes to
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City and New York State have sufficient power reserves during those days
of the year when air conditioners are running flat out," said Eugene W.
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transmission lines from power plants outside the city.
Participants achieve the power cutbacks through
such measures as turning off nonessential lighting and computers,
adjusting air-conditioner settings, running fewer elevators and shutting
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A total of 14 NYPA customers are participating in
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on their electricity use by a total of 61 megawatts (mw). (One mw is
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Among the participants are the Metropolitan
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Protection, the City University of New York, and Citibank.
The Power Authority pays the participating
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when called upon. Under the program, it may make such requests for up to
15 weekdays, from June 1 through September 30. The duration of the
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two-hour notice on the day of the event, confirming the program's
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energy efficiency measures for those customers that have lowered their
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Comprehensive Plan Update E-news, February 2014
Outreach and process updates | six new CIC members confirmed and sworn in | presenting the Green Loop | Mixed Use Zones Project and Institutional Zoning Project launch Early Implementation phase
February 28, 2014
Comprehensive Plan Update E-news, January 2014
Processing Portlanders' comments and feedback on the Comprehensive Plan Update | Community Involvement Committee welcomes six new members | New advisory committees forming to guide early implementation projects
January 29, 2014
October issue of the Comprehensive Plan Update E-news
Comprehensive Plan Update Working Draft Part 2 | The Map App | Upcoming Mapping Conversations | Policy Expert Group wrap-ups | Opportunities to volunteer on a committee, and more!
November 1, 2013
Online Map App Ready To Go
The Bureau of Planning and Sustainability just launched a new online tool that allows users to make comments on a series of maps for the Comprehensive Plan Update. From centers, corridors and urban habitat corridors to employment, stormwater, transportation and more, the new Map App offers a dynamic map-based environment for Portlanders to dive deeply into the inner workings of their city.
Roughly 30 map layers are included in the Map App, including 11 "discussion layers" that represent areas of potential change or investment. A collection of "background layers" provides visual information about Portland's median age and income, population density, park access, employment areas, watershed health and other data sets. Users can combine layers together to see connections between different map layers. They can also comment directly in the Map App or with the online comment form. Public feedback is welcome until December 31.
The Map App is part of the Working Draft Part 2: Maps and Infrastructure, which complements the Working Draft Part 1: Goals and Policies. Together they make up what will become Portland's new Comprehensive Plan. For more information about the Comprehensive Plan Update, please visit www.portlandoregon.gov/bps/pdxcompplan.
October 7, 2013
August issue of the Comprehensive Plan Update E-news
District Mapping Conversations recap | Comp Plan & CC2035: How they work together | Youth intern profile | PEG updates
August 26, 2013
Striving for Health in Portland
Following the examples of national public health agencies, the Portland Plan includes "healthy weight" as an indicator — or sign — of healthy people in the city. People who are overweight or obese have a higher risk of experiencing chronic diseases, from Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, high cholesterol, heart disease, stroke and certain types of cancer.
Although healthy weight data is not available at the city scale, we can use data at the county scale as an approximation. In Multnomah County, the percentage of adults at a healthy weight is on the decline. In 1993, 55 percent of county residents were classified as being at a healthy weight. The latest data (from 2006-09) shows that about 44 percent of adults in the county are at a healthy weight, down 11 percent. Of those not at a healthy weight, about 34 percent are considered overweight and another 22 percent are obese. And only about 55 percent of adults in the county meet the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's recommended daily level of physical activity — 30 minutes of moderate physical activity on most days.
It's no secret that eating healthier foods and exercising more is the way to reverse this trend. But what actions can public agencies take to encourage this?
The Portland Plan features the Healthy Connected City strategy, which aims to increase access to grocery stores and healthy foods while promoting physical activity for residents.
Living in walkable neighborhoods with easy access to amenities and transit is a growing priority for Portland families. Through the actions in the Portland Plan and the Comprehensive Plan Update, the City and its partners hope to create more places where it's easy to get around by foot, bike or public transportation, giving people more opportunities to be active.
In the long run, a more connected urban environment may be one of the most practical solutions to preventing obesity and reducing related diseases. How walkable is your neighborhood?
Oregon Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System County Combined Dataset, 2006-2009.
Multnomah County Community Health Assessment Quarterly, Fall 2008.
July 30, 2013
June issue of the Comprehensive Plan Update E-news
Growth Scenarios Report released | Public feedback summary from Part 1 | District Mapping Conversations check-in | PEG updates
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May issue of Comprehensive Plan Update E-news published
Highlights include District Mapping Conversations, profile of the Industrial Land and Watershed Health Working Group and summer outreach efforts
May 16, 2013
April issue of the Comprehensive Plan Update E-news is out
Comprehensive Plan vs. Portland Plan: What's the Diff? | Part 1 Workshop Recap | Policy Survey Closes May 1 | Getting Ready for Part 2 | PEG Updates
April 16, 2013
My Portland Plan: How is the Portland Plan being implemented through the Comprehensive Plan?
Recently, Portland residents have been asking Bureau of Planning and Sustainability (BPS) staff what it means to say the Comprehensive Plan is a Portland Plan implementation project. Others wonder why we need the Comprehensive Plan if we have the Portland Plan.
The Portland Plan, which was adopted by the City Council in 2012, is a strategic plan that provides the public and decision-makers a way to evaluate budget requests and proposed projects against citywide goals.
It highlights four focus areas: equity, education, prosperity and health. Each focus area has a strategy, which includes policies to guide how the City approaches work in that area, and a list of potential actions to take over the next five years.
The Portland Plan was adopted by a resolution. Plans adopted by resolutions serve as a guide for future government action and are not legally binding.
The Comprehensive Plan, however, must be adopted by an ordinance; plans adopted by ordinance are binding.
The Comprehensive Plan is a state-mandated plan to prepare for expected population and job growth as well as infrastructure investments. It will also guide the City's community engagement practices to ensure inclusion, transparency and equity in the decision-making process around key priorities.
Staff used an open-ended and flexible process during the creation of the Portland Plan to gather feedback from thousands of residents to help shape the future direction of our city. The Comprehensive Plan builds on that input, as well as lessons learned about community involvement.
In addition to new, more detailed policies, the draft Comprehensive Plan includes many of the policies from the Portland Plan Guiding Policies. Once adopted, these will all become binding and guide land use, transportation and investment decisions for the next 20 years.
Key concepts from the Portland Plan are incorporated throughout the draft Comprehensive Plan:
As a legally binding policy document, the Comprehensive Plan is an important implementation tool of the Portland Plan.
April 8, 2013
Comprehensive Plan Update E-News, March 2013
Portlanders speak up at community workshops | Policy survey available online | The Comp Plan: Then & Now | Getting ready for Part 2 | PEG feedback and updates
March 14, 2013
Comprehensive Plan Update E-News, February 2013
Community workshops run through Mar 14, breakout sessions described; online survey offers another chance to comment; PEG updates
March 5, 2013
Comprehensive Plan Update E-news, January 2013
Working Draft Part 1 released, community workshops announced, PEG updates
March 6, 2013
My Portland Plan: What Makes a Neighborhood Complete?
A "complete neighborhood" is an area where residents have safe and convenient access to goods and services they need on a daily or regular basis. This includes a range of housing options, grocery stores and other neighborhood-serving commercial services; quality public schools; public open spaces and recreational facilities; and access to frequent transit. In a complete neighborhood, the network of streets and sidewalks is interconnected, which makes walking and bicycling to these places safe and relatively easy for people of all ages and abilities.
Why measure complete neighborhoods? Having safe, convenient and walkable access to schools, parks, grocery stores and transit can help Portlanders save money and stay healthy. For example, lower transportation costs help reduce overall household costs and increase housing affordability. And incorporating daily exercise is a lot easier with a safe network of sidewalks outside your door.
Today, fewer than half of Portlanders live in complete neighborhoods. By 2035, the City aims for 80 percent of Portlanders to be living in complete neighborhoods. The "heat map" below shows Portland's neighborhoods in varying stages of "completeness"; the cooler colors in purple and blue (note outer East Portland, Southwest and the West Hills) have fewer amenities and safe streets, whereas the inner eastside neighborhoods in warm reds, oranges and yellows offer greater access to both.
The "20-minute neighborhood" index measures access to everyday goods, services and amenities. The "heat map" shows the range of accessibility.
February 26, 2013
My Portland Plan: How Baby-Boomers and Millennials Might Be Tipping the Scale Toward Even More Active Transportation Use
In a previous post, we discussed how Portlanders in the past few decades have steadily shifted their preferred way of commuting to work away from driving alone to more active transportation options. Recall in 1990, 68 percent of commuters drove alone to work. By 2000, that number was down to 64 percent. In 2011, less than 60 percent of Portland workers were driving alone to work.
In this follow-up post, we'll discuss how that trend will most likely continue over the next few decades, given demographic trends. And keep Portland on track towards its goal: by 2035, 70 percent of commuters will either take transit, bike, walk, telecommute or carpool.
Portland is on the path towards that future, but much work still must be done. The good news is, we have demographics on our side. Over the next few decades, the scales may tip with the preferences of the baby boomers and their children — the Millennials — of the later 1970s, 80s, 90s and early 2000s.
Combined, they are the largest population group. And their preferences will shape the mobility landscape in the years to come.
Just as boomers' preference for driving shaped the development of the country over the last forty to fifty years, so too, as they age, will their increasing preference to take transit shape how the urban landscape evolves. Their children, who make up an even larger group than the boomers, will have a similar impact, if not more.
How these demographic groups choose to live and get around will have an impact on all Portlanders.
The American Assocation of Retired Persons recently reported that as baby boomers move into retirement age and older, driving will continue to steadily decline as an option for getting around. And more and more seniors will increasingly depend on a variety of public transportation options.
On the other end of the age spectrum, fewer teens, 20-somethings and early 30-somethigs are falling in love with the car culture. Fewer young people are getting their driver's license. Researchers and various media report that between half and two-thirds of 18-year olds had their driving licenses in 2008; in 1983, more than 80 percent had their licenses. And they're buying fewer cars.
Millenials also don't mind getting around by transit, walking or biking. Carpooling and even car-sharing is an acceptable alternative. Owning a car is not out of the question, so long as they do not have to spend so much of their income on a monthly payment.
Millenials also prefer — even demand — a more urban lifestyle. They tend to want something different from the suburban way of life of their parents' generation. Most young workers today want to live in a more urban setting.
And more and more, too, Millenials are choosing to live alone (or with a dog). Thus, the trend is towards smaller and smaller households that demand less space.
Given these demographic trends, a variety of policies will need to be put in place to address mobility and access services and the complementary land use activities that reinforce such services. To be sure, over the long run, investment in public transportation to make it more accessible to seniors will also benefit young working adults. And building communities that invite more transit use, walking and bicycling, while also supporting affordable and inclusive housing options, will help spread the benefits of good living to all Portlanders.
Given these preferences of the two largest population cohorts, it should be no surprise, then, that a high probability of better quality urbanism is in all of our futures.
January 8, 2013
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