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JWROMCLE 2JW// Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community tor Over 60 Years VjA\\ VOL.66 NO. 9 MARCH 3,1988-ADAR 14 Devoted to American and Jewish Ideals. LI BRAKY, OHIO H.3TOIUCAL, SOO^^/rY ,'' 1982 VELMa AVE. ,i' OO'Ld • 0, 432T1 EXCH 1, Tickets Selling Out For Feidman Concert Tickets are selling out for the March 7 performance of the Giora Feidman Trio at Agudas Achim Synagogue. The concert sponsored by the Jewish Student Activities Board of the OSU Hillel Foundation, is expected to draw over 600 people. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. at Agudas Achim Synagogue, 2767 E. Broad St. Feidman enjoys an international reputation as spearheading a large scale international revival of klezmer or "Jewish soul music." The Miami Herald calls him "a world class musician, an accomplished showman ... also recognized as the leading authority on Jewish folk music. For a non-Jewish audience, the closest equivalent would probably be the Preservation Hall Jazz Band." Dan Newman, student chairman for this event, expressed great enthusiasm for the concert. "It will be 1 the highlight of the Columbus Jewish community's arts calendar this year. Feidman is incredible," he noted. Tickets to the concert are $12.50 for members of the community and $7.50 for students and senior citizens. Tickets are available by Visa/MC at 294-4797 and also on sale directly at Agudas Achim, Beth Jacob, Beth Shalom, Beth Tikvah, Temple Israel, Tifereth Israel, Bexley Kosher Market, Martin's Kosher Foods, Leo Yassenoff Jewish Center, Columbus Jewish Federation, and the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation (46 E. 16th Ave. on the OSU campus). ANNOUNCED AT CELEBRATION LUNCHEON $6,400,000 Projected Final Achievement Of 1988 Jewish Community Campaign Young Hadassah Patients Share In Joy Of Purim Volunteers at Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center's Pediatrics Department serve hamantaschen, traditional pastries, to a young patient during a special observance of Purim for ailing children. Costumes, masks and performances of the story of Esther —, "Hadassah" in Hebrew — by noted Israeli performers contribute to the festivities. Norman L. Traeger, 1988 General Campaign chairman, announced a projected final achievement $6,400,000 for the 1988 Jewish Community Campaign before a crowd of 160 community leaders at the celebration luncheon \ on February 23. Traeger, along with Campaign Associate Chairman Alan Wasserstrom, presented a four by eight foot replica of a check to Columbus Jewish Federation President B. Lee Skilken. The Campaign Celebration Luncheon featured testimonials of how programs and services supported by the Campaign have touched the lives of community members and also honored the cdmmitment over the past months by workers and leadership of the 1988 Campaign. The afternoon culminated with a presentation to Norman L. Traeger for his dedicated leadership as general chairman for the past two campaign years. Skilken congratulated Traeger and the entire '88 Campaign team and noted, "During the two years of leadership that you have given our community as Campaign chairman, we have seen tremendous growth and success. You have set a standard of leadership—of intense commitment to building this Jewish community and to strengthening Jewish life worldwide..." In addition, Campaign volunteer workers and leadership were given special awards. Another highlight of the celebration includedVthe, announcement of Alan Wasserstrom as the 1989 Columbus Jewish Community Campaign General Chairman. The Campaign is the primary instrument for raising funds which support humanitarian programs and social services in Columbus, Israel and throughout the world. In. addition, funding is provided for Central Ohio educational programs. The Columbus Jewish Federation is the central fundraising, community relations, leadership development, planning and budgeting organization of the Columbus Jewish community. For additional information, call 237-7686. INSIDE ISRAEL Israeli Jews, Arabs Favor Opposite, Radical Solutions By Hugh Orgel . (© 1988, JTA, Inc.) Israeli Jews and Palestinians tend to favor opposite radical solutions to their conflict, according to a 1985 study just released by two leading Israeli sociologists. Nearly 43 percent of the Jews agree that annexing the West Bank and Gaza Strip and expelling their Arab population was an acceptable resolution to the conflict, the study found. It also disclosed that Arabs within Israel and on the West Bank are strongly Center Designates March 'Aquatics Mitzvah Month' March, designated as "Aquatics Mitzvah Month", will enable swimmers at the Leo Yassenoff JewishCenter to swim for themselves and help others at the same time, according to Polly True, Aquatics" Director. Opportunities include the Harold Monett Swim Marathon all month and the 13th Annual Swim-For-Diabetes March 6. In addition, swimmers with disabilities who are in the Center's Red Cross Adapted Aquatics Program will take part in an Adapted Swim for Diabetes which will be held today, Thursday, March 3, to raise funds for the Central Ohio Diabetes Association. This program is free and open to the public. The Harold Monett Swim Marathon enables lap swimmers to keep track of the mileage they swim at the Jewish Center during the mohth. For a $15 fee, "all participants will be winners" with T-shirts, certificates and an awards brunch in April. To register, or for more information, contact the Recreation and Wellness Department. American Red Cross "Swim & Stay Fit" offers members the opportunity to realize their progress. Participants aim for 50 miles and record mileage on the pool chart to earn an American Red Cross certificate. The program is open to all ages. Center members can join " the L'Chaim Club, the newest Center club, to chart mileage when they swim, walk (or jog) and bike, (Swim 180 miles, walk or jog 360 miles or bike 720 miles {CONTINUED ON RAGE 18) united in favor of an independent Palestinian state, while most Israelis deeply oppose it. "'>'. ' -7 These are some of the main conclusions of research by Professor Ephraim Yuchtman-Yaar, dean of the faculty of social sciences at Tel Aviv University, and Professor Michael Inbar of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The authors point out that this was the first study directly to compare the views of the Israeli Arab, West Bank Arab and Israeli Jewish populations. Some 1,800 Israelis—about two-thirds Jewish and one- third Arab and representing all segments of the adult population — were interviewed for the survey. Because of budgetary constraints, the West Bank sample was limited to 200 young, urban males—on the principle that they represent the most politically aware group in the population. All interviewees were presented with ten possible solutions to the problem of the West Bank and Gaza Strip: • A Palestinian state that would expel the Jews. • A bi-national state with equal. rights, for Jews and Palestinians. .> An independent Palestinian state within pre-1967 borders. • A Jordanian-Palestinian state within pre-1967 borders. • An independent Palestinian state with border modifications in accordance with Israel's security needs. ■" • A Jordanian-Palestinian state, with border modifications. • Full autonomy to Palestinians in the occupied territories. • Continuation of the status quo. • Annexation of the occupied territories to Israel, without expulsion of the Palestinians. ; • Participants in the study were asked to choose their "ideal" solution to the conflict and then an "acceptable" solution. After surveying the views of Israeli Jews, Israeli Arabs and West Bank Palestinians, the study found that West Bankers would accept no solution that falls short of an independent Palestinian state—preferably one which <$WK$. Hove you always wanted to share your views with your contemporaries, to see your writing in print, to become involved in the community in a meaningful way? 7 - - The Ohio Jewish Chronicle would like to give you the chance to accomplish all of these goals and more. Turn to page 20 for details about the Fifth Annual OJC Wordworks. , replaces Israel. A minority was willing to accept a Palestinian state alongside Israel. Among the Jews, opinion was so fragmented that no solution was able to muster a simple majority. The solution that gained most favor as acceptable—43 percent- was annexation of the administered territories and expulsion of, the Palestinians. That solution was found to be ideal by 30 percent of the Jews questioned. Thirty-five percent of West Bank Palestinians favored replacing Israel with a Palestinian state and expelling the Jewish population while 53 percent found such a solution acceptable. Israeli Arabs were more moderate than either Jews or West Bankers. Eleven percent found desirable the establishment of a Palestinian state that would expel its Jewish residents, while 23 percent said this would be acceptable. Among Jews, the second- place idea in acceptability was the Jordanian-Palestinian state with modified borders, which mustered 37.6 percent. But Palestinians generally rejected this notion — 12.9 percent of Palestinians and 20.7 percent of Israeli Arabs found the idea acceptable. The West Bank Palestinians and Israeli Arabs—in contrast to the deeply divided Jews — were strongly united. A majority of West Bankers, as well as 78 percent of Israeli Arabs, said they would accept a Palestinian state alongside Israel. Almost any solution involving some kind of independent state was found acceptable by West Bank Palestinians, with 64 percent saying they could support a bi-national democratic state, 54 percent a Palestinian state on the West Bank and Gaza and 45 percent a Palestinian state with modified borders. This last proposal was ac- (CONTINUED ON PAGE 14) H The Chronicle At The Center ie,l7 At TheFederxtion...... M Bowling U Classified 12 Editorial Features . .. 2>20 Fifty Years Ago.... t Marketplace....... « Obituaries 12 Synagogue Services ..... i<. TeenScene 13 PURIM SPIRIT Purim — the happy noisem'aker among all holy days — is a joyous festival celebrating the deliverance from Hainan's plot to destroy the Jewish people in the days of the Babylonian exile. It is celebrated on the 14th day of Adar, this year the evening of March 2 and on March 3. 'ill ' il I ^jijjSml88isiM8»33SE&^ s^^«gjSaattaNftiifepa»«gaW»*i mmmtmsmms'^mt ^SS^a^^ :y":''fiwfer^^vt'' y)JFJit^£SW..i«'
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Yes, this polish is in the same name (and matching shade) as one of the glosses from Dior's recent massive Addict Gloss Collection.
Unlike the usual creme finish of Dior polishes, the Addict Gloss-inspired Dior Vernis comes with a slightly sparklier finish. Just like how the gloss has bits of shimmer strewn into a cream base, these polishes reflect the same thing.
Think, gloss for your nails!
Délice, and the other polishes from this collection, comes with the usual Dior brush — a flat and short brush with a rounded edge.
I may have mentioned it before but Dior brushes are quite a joy to work with. I love flat and short brushes as they often make application a breezel. The rounded edge is a plus because it allows for a more seamless and 'smoother' edge when you lay the polish down.
With all that said, it took me awhile to swatch (and feature) this polish because orange polishes aren't really for me.
That was one thing I learnt that when I wore China Glaze's Peachykeen but decided to go ahead and give orange another go with Délice.
Here is Délice 433 on it's own, 2 coats, without a base or top coat.
My verdict is... orange is still not quite for me.
I wouldn't exactly shoot this polish down because it could be beautiful on some but for me, it makes my skintone appear yellow and dull.
Color-aside, the shimmer flecks in Délice isn't as obvious and lovely as it looks in the bottle, plus they give the polish a bit of grit without much sparkle or shine. I like Dior's idea of adding understated shimmer, making the polish sparkly without being flashy but I suppose this formula needs a little more fine tuning to be perfect.
Maybe all we need is a little bit of topcoat to set this whole thing and enhance the little shimmers. Which could be why this collection was launched and publicized with the Dior Gel Top Coat, though I haven't given that a go yet.
Regardless this is simply my take on Délice and who knows, some may love it for the pop of summer fun and if texture is your thing, you could find this lovely; I like my polishes creamy and glossy.
With that said, I will give their Gel Top Coat a go soon. Once I manage to tear myself away from Seche Vite Fast Dry Top Coat, that is!
Thanks for reading! What are some polish shades you feel you cannot wear?
Products were provided to me for review consideration.
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This was a great view from the ridge above the village of Yalobi on the island of Waya. Waya is in the island chain west of the main island of Viti Levu in Fiji. I had to beat my way through some tall grass and stood on top of a rock while holding the camera above my head to take the photos for this panorama. You can see the bottom part of my body in the straight down shot since I couldn't use my tripod here. I spent quite a while trying to get to a higher part of the ridge, but the brush was too thick. I needed a machete.
This was taken at Navutu Stars Resort which is located in the Yasawa Island Group of the Fiji Islands...
The sunset bar at Vuda Point Marina in the Fiji Islands is a great place to relax at the end of a day...
View from the hills of Malolo Lailai Island, located in the Mamanuca Group in Fiji.
View from one of the hills on the island of Malolo Lailai located in the Mamanuca Group, Fiji.
Plantation Island Resort is located on the Island of Malolo Lailai in the Mamanuca Group in Fiji.
The beach at Lomani Island Resort in the Mamanuca Group, Fiji.
The view through the lobby at the Sheraton Fiji Resort.
A stunning morning on the beach at the Sheraton Fiji Resort on Denarau Island.
The port on Denarau Island is where most of the ferries leave from to get to the outer island resorts...
While in Fiji last month, I got to go hot air ballooning with Adrenalin Fiji - an awesome experience!...
Melanesia is a term describing Pacific islands inhabited by black skinned people. It includes the islands of the Torres Straits, Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, New Caledonia and Fiji. The long chain of islands is highly volcanic and is also known as the "ring of fire".
The people who inhabited these rugged volcanic islands thousands of years ago established small isolated village communities that persist to this day.The communities are genetically and linguistically diverse, with over 400 languages, often as different from one another as French is from Russian. People sharing the same language are known as "one talks" and are considered extended family (which they are).
Although culturally and linguistically diverse, Melanesian people share a common bond in a sense of identity with their island. The people of the island of Tikopea, for example, speak of themselves as "we the Tikopea" a term that encompasses the people, island, trees, gardens, and coral reefs as one living entity. Melanesians are masters at social harmony. You can understand why they have to be when you consider that 90 percent of them live in small, very isolated villages that have been in exactly the same location for thousands of years. Melanesians tend to stay where they were born until they die - generation after generation. If they failed to achieve social harmony they would not survive long. A person unable to "adapt" was (and still can be) banished from the village. Until the mid 1900's this usually was a death sentence as the concept of social harmony generally extended just to the boundary of the tribal lands and inter-tribal warfare and cannibalism was common.
Melanesia is one of the few places on our planet where one can see truly ancient custom dances and rituals performed with utter sincerity and cultural importance. Almost all of the Melanesian people are Christians but there are many who are Muslims and still a few who cling to their custom religions. But even dressed up in Christian clothes, their spirits remain one with their ancestors and their land. It is a fascinating part of our world, rich in powerful images.


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he was saying that i borrowed the argument from another source (which btw I often do, and there is nothing wrong with that). I said I had never heard that analogy made by anyone else. So I really have no idea what you are trying to criticize me about. Can we please stay on topic?
What basic rights did my example forego? Guess what, even when you don't pay your taxes you are STILL entitled to all the rights our Constitution guarantees, up to your conviction date that is.If you appropriately pay as determined by the voluntary agreement you enter into when you become employed or open a business, then the guns would never have to come out then would they?See JL the guns only show up when you cheat, and usually WELL AFTER you have had a chance to correct your "oversights". How many people who go to jail for tax evasion do you think were "SHOCKED" when the IRS showed up at their door? NONE! They got greedy and got caught... simple as that.
Atually, I apologize, I am not even sure why I even started in with you this morning, you have already come full cirlce with your gun to the back, under duress, free to exchange your labor without paying taxes schtick just as you always do. No point in continuing the next circle will look the same as the last.
We just gonna let folks start eating at the diner and leave without paying there too?
So as long as it is only a few? What about a few more? Then just a few more? At what point does it get to where you NEED to pay attention? 1%? 3%? If the "small percentage" is not to be dealt with, then why anyone else?
If there is that many people leaving than maybe we should take a look at why. Clearly the United States would have to be having some issues if there was an exodus.
I look at it as leaving a tip then...that's totally voluntary, you don't "have" to do it, but most people do without thinking about it...I kind of feel the same way about taxes.Nice diner analogy...
so you don't believe you have the right to exchange freely with someone else? why not?
the problem is that something is not voluntary just because you call it that. Do you also think of muggings like tips? You don't have to give your wallet to the mugger. Doesn't change the fundamental nature of the activity does it? What is so magical about taxation? do you believe that we have the right to freely exchange with one another? it's worth mentioning that you admit "most people do it without thinking about it." Very true -- people don't like to think.
Sure I do, and if that person exchanges in accordance with the US government, making my goods or labor open to taxation, then I MUST MAKE THE VOLUNTARY DECISION whether or not to proceed.The government doesn't wait for you to make your alliances and then spring taxation upon you... you enter into the deal willingly.
That isn't the point... and you know it. If you are going to fail to enforce for one you must be willing to do it for all.It is that whole slippery slope thing.
If there was a better system than what we have than I would gladly take a look at it.
The government fails to enforce things evenly for everyone already. Besides, the government never paid much attention to illegal immigration until it started costing them lots of money. They didn't make an issue of it when only a few people were slipping past our borders.
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Information and discussion on all aspects of British photographic history
I am writing a PhD research proposal on the topic of visitor's photography at heritage sites.
Within this field, I'm currently looking for books/sources that I can quote from on the topic of why people feel the need to acquire their own images of sites/sights, especially why it is an obsessive activity for many.
This is at a fairly basic level at this stage; I'll go deeper into the psychology and historical context that has produced this later on if/when the real research starts. If you know of any (concise) desciptions that address this area (or that I could summarize) could you let me know please?
Also, if anyone has a bibliography/reading lists around the development of the practice and behaviour (not the technology or photographs themselves) of tourist photography, particularly within museums & galleries, could they please get in touch as I will need to investigate these topics this year?
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Thank you for your swift response. I am applying to the University of Manchester within Museum Studies (as they have some AHRC funding, whereas photography departments don't) . My MA (photography) was from De Montfort.
I know of UCLAN's research into tourism from a theoretical viewpoint (as opposed to business), but I wasn't aware of CTCC's connection with photography; so I'll definitely contact Dr Picard.
I am a tutor for the open college of the arts for which I have to recommend appropriate reading when marking each assignment (5 per module). As a result I've got around 30 students so far to buy/read 'Basics Photography: Lighting' by David Prakel - would that be you?
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I'm sure Martin Parr has approached this (visually) from a number of angles; the irony of this situation has appealed to (non amateur) photographers and features in their work, e.g. Lee Friedlander. My own take on this, as a photographer, is in observing the ways people interact with aspects of culture: here are two (Ferrara and Fondation Maecht) of my own images.
Best, Piers Rawson (PhD Art History, Manchester 1986 - but always a freelance photographer...http://www.scenae.co.uk)
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The EP Kings recorded their eighth win of the Currie Cup First Division campaign as they beat SWD 29-7 in George.
The EP Kings are now eight log points clear at the top of the log, with five games left before the semi-final play-offs. Their 22-point win over SWD has put them in a strong position to qualify for the final four.
It was a good performance at Outeniqua Park for the PE-based side. They enjoyed a strong first-half showing to lead 12-0 at the break, thanks to tries from flyhalf Wesley Dunlop and wing Norman Nelson.
Prop Chris Newland and outside centre Wayne Stevens also crossed the chalk to confirm the bouns-point triumph. SWD grabbed a consolation try during the final 40 via replacement lock Lyndon Hartnick.
Meanwhile, the other three league fixtures were all close contests. The Pumas, Griffons and Valke edged Boland (36-33), Leopards (38-32) and Border (38-36) respectively.
SWD 7 (0) – Try: Lyndon Hartnick. Conversion: Elric van Vuuren.
EP Kings 29 (12) – Tries: Clint Newland, Norman Nelson, Wayne Stevens, Wesley Dunlop. Conversions: Dunlop (3). Penalty: Dunlop.
Boland 33 (18) - Tries: Brendon April, Eric Zana, Senan van der Merwe, Zandre Jordaan. Conversions: Jacquin Jansen (2). Penalties: Jansen (3).
Pumas 36 (13) – Tries: MJ Mentz, Shaun Venter, Uzair Cassiem. Conversions: JC Roos (3). Penalties: Roos (5).
Leopards 32 (17) - Tries: BG Uys, Hoffman Maritz, Marius Fourie, Siyanda Ndlovu. Conversions: Andre Pretorius (3). Penalties: Pretorius (2).
Griffons 38 (16) - Tries: Chris-Erich Ehlers, Hansie Graaff, Martin Sithole (2). Conversions: Hansie Graaff (3). Penalties: Graaff (4).
Valke 38 (26) – Tries: Hendrik Meyer, Jacques Alberts, JW Bell, Reg-Hack Muller (2), Sandile Ngcobo. Conversions: Karlo Aspeling (4).
Border 36 (10) – Tries: Brian Shabangu, Gareth Krause, Lesley-Dean Luiter, Nomani Tonga, Ruan Jacobs. Conversions: Jannie Myburgh, Louis Kruger, Reinhardt Gerber (2). Penalty: Myburgh.
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Just a week after the Federal Trade Commission released a harsh report on the state of mobile app privacy protections for children, the agency on Wednesday issued stricter rules under the Childrens Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
The revisions update the 1998 law for the era of mobile technology, social media, and online data collectioncreating new liability for the operators of websites and services that are directed to children under the age of 13.
The definition of personally identifiable informationwhich triggers parental consent requirementsis now broader, and operators are responsible for how third parties collect user data on their sites. The new rules come into effect July 1, 2013.
The world of COPPA compliance has just gotten considerably bigger, says Jim Halpert, a partner at DLA Piper who helped draft the 1998 law.
The major thing the FTC was concerned about was different forms of tracking children online that didnt involve collecting their names and addresses, says Halpert.
Rather, the agency focused on the collection of information that can be used in behavioral advertising, or to track children across different websites, Halpert explains. Under the new definition, personally identifiable information includes photos, videos, geolocation, IP addresses, and device identifiersand it cant be collected without parental consent.
Behavioral advertising is now out for those sites, says Halpert. They can no longer do behavioral advertising without verifiable parental consent.
Another significant change makes operators liable for COPPA compliance of third parties on their sites. A website operator is going to be held strictly liable for any service provider that is plugging into [its] site, says Reed Smith partner John Feldman, who specializes in advertising regulation and consumer protection law.
In-house counsel should examine their companys relationships with third parties, Feldman says, because of the strict liability and the responsibility you have for the actions of others.
He adds: Your contracts are going to have to be carefully worded, and your due diligence is going to have to be done to understand what is collected.
The regulations also warn companies against holding onto childrens data for longer than is necessarywhich Linda Goldstein, a partner at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, can see becoming an enforcement priority down the line.
The FTC will undoubtedly take a hard look at their data-retention policies if theyre collecting data from kids under 13, says Goldstein, who chairs the firms advertising, marketing, and media division.
The big picture for companies in this space is that they need to take a look at what theyre collecting, Goldstein says. They need to take a much closer look at who theyre passing it on to, and they need to take a look at their data-retention policies.
According to Halpert, the FTC enforces COPPA frequently, and there is some stigma attached to running afoul of those rules. This is something that should be a compliance priority for companies, Halpert says.
See also: Too Many Apps are Collecting Kids' Data, Says FTC, CorpCounsel, December 2012.
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Abilene ISD Plans For Comeback After Lower Performance Rankings
By: Marlisa Goldsmith
Updated: May 24, 2012
Numbers show that some schools in Abilene ISD have dropped in certain areas of academic performance.
Dr. Cathy Ashby, the Associate Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction in AISD, says, "The state curriculum has become more rigorous."
New tests, different methods of teaching, and the list goes on.
Ashby continues, "and of course we've had state budget cuts so we have larger class sizes. So there is a reason that you may see a dip in some areas."
If you take a look at high schools in AISD, you can see the slight decrease in performance from the 2009-10 school year to the 2010-11 school year.
For instance, Cooper's TAKS scores dropped 3%, Abilene High dropped 5%.
AISD says the slight decrease is nothing to be worried about.
"We are adjusting to the new state test which is much more rigorous. Since then we've had a lot of training this year. We also know that with new programs it takes some time to implement," says Ashby.
At the beginning of this school year the board of trustees invested quite a bit of money to help their students in problem areas.
"We put in some reading programs. Read 180 and system 44. We also put in reasoning math," she says.
AISD says their goal is to always improve.
"We challenge each child to reach their full potential. So we expect and go into every school year hoping that we have the best year that we've ever had," says Ashby.


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Visions for Vacancies: TESST Building
What do you want to see inside one of Hyattsville's most iconic buildings?
This one's for the comment section, Hyattsville. What do want to see inside the TESST building now that it's been bought by Streetsense?
The Bethesda-based real estate development company is known in Hyattsville for its work developing and marketing the retail spaces at EYA Arts District Hyattsville commercial center which now houses Busboys and Poets, Spice 6, Chipolte and Big Bad Woof, among others.
So, before we begin the discussion, here's a quick fact sheet about the property.
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5122 Baltimore Avenue, Hyattsville, MD |
Enclosed Area | 10,600 square feet, two floors. |
Nearby Landmarks | Franklin's Restaurant, Brewery and General Store, Hyattsville Municipal Building, St. Jerome Catholic Church, Prince George's District Court |
Nearby Transit | Adjascent to WMATA 83, F8 bus lines. Two miles to both Prince George's Plaza, West Hyattsville Metro stations. Near several municipal pay parking lots. |
Previous Use | Vocational school from 1957 throguh 1998. |
Marc Ratner, CEO of Streetsense, told Patch that he thought the TESST building was ideally suited to retail and offices, but he was open to any serious offers to rent the space.
What do you think should go inside the TESST building?
Kristina Iverson
9:45 am on Thursday, January 17, 2013
Some of us nearby residents would love to see a wine bar- something like Grape & Bean in Old Town Alexandria
Michael Theis
10:22 am on Thursday, January 17, 2013
A wine bar would be interesting. You know, one thing I noticed when moving back to Hyattsville is that, with the possible exception of Lee's in West Hyattsville, our fair city really has no proper bar. They are all restaurant-bars which close down well before last call. As a young adult, I wouldn't mind more of a late-night nightlife in the city.
Michael Theis
10:23 am on Thursday, January 17, 2013
And needless to say, Lee's isn't really my style of bar.
Donald James
1:28 pm on Friday, January 18, 2013
Great idea. Hyattsville is the perfect place to start creating an area with some nightlife so that we don't have to go to the city all the time.
Mike Derry
6:48 pm on Tuesday, January 29, 2013
I agree... we recently moved here from the Baltimore area . The one thing I really miss are the multitude of quality wine bars up that way.... The Arts District still has that small town feel... Rather than large chain establishments I'd like to see some individually owned places as well... wine bar, bistros/cafe , coffee /breakfast places... My fear is if we turn everything over to the developers the whole area will become one big strip mall and lose all of its charm and character !
Denise Marie Brown
9:58 am on Thursday, January 17, 2013
I have not seen the space, but I think it would be a great space for a combination of local artists gallery space, a shop for hand made items ( fabric arts, pottery, sculpture, jewelry, prints, etc,), antiques. Our local artists need more outlets to sell their work. Denise Marie Brown, President HCAA (Hyattsville Community Arts Alliance)
Beverly Kingwood
10:05 am on Thursday, January 17, 2013
Since this is suppose to the the Arts District it would be good to see more artist related retail space where artist can rent the space and set up boutique style shops within the building and sell. Then have a open space for pop up shops which could be rented also on a monthly basis. We have very little artist opportunities in this community it has turned into a high end commercial neighborhood.
Jenni Pompi
10:09 am on Thursday, January 17, 2013
Whatever business comes in, I really hope they keep the TESST sign. It gives the building and the neighborhood great character.
Scot Brown
1:16 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
I think the area needs a local owned kind of CVS/7Eleven convenience store.
Scot Brown
1:19 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
Or better yet we need a bar like Mike was saying and I want live music. Busboys is sort of a let down as I hoped for more bands. A bar / music venue. And it can stay open late so Mike doesn't have to go home early. lol
Farmer Joe
3:29 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
I would like to see a small hardware store with maybe a combo art supply, or a fake store front that serves as a non-profit tutoring station for kids like the "superhero supply store" in Brooklyn. Look up Dave Eggers for more info.
Eric Burka
6:40 pm on Thursday, January 17, 2013
I agree that the TESST sign is great and I would love to see that stay or have the name of the new venue/retailer be in it's place.


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Study: Red Light Cams Work
By: Austin Kellerman/Ron Trevino, KHOU
Updated: December 30, 2008
Some people like them, others dont...
However, a new study shows they are helping to cut down on accidents where they are used.
Abilene recently formed a committee to examine what needs to be done to stop red light runners. One scenario they might consider is bringing red light cameras to the Big Country. Traffic engineering studies are currently underway. The results of the study will help the committee make its decision.
When red light cameras were installed several years ago in Houston, city leaders said red light cameras would be a way to save lives. A report released on Monday, shows the results of the cameras, and according to Bob Stein of Rice University who worked on the study, the cameras are making a difference.
"The evidence seems to conclude that the Red Light Camera Program is effective at deterring collisions," said Bob Stein, Rice University.
Based on the study results, collisions at intersections that have cameras have not increased, while the number of accidents at intersections without cameras has gone up. Based on the results, the red light camera Program is probably holding back the number of collisions in the community.
Longtime critic of red light cameras is Paul Kubosh. Kubosh said he hasnt looked over the report, but he doesnt trust it.
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Rowlett TIF changes discussed
By Kenny Green, firstname.lastname@example.com
In 2002 the city created TIF Reinvestment Zone No. 1.
�At the time it was created other taxing entities could have participated,� said Brian Funderburk, assistant city manager. �For a lot of reasons those entities did not. The district was so large and there was no specific project so we did not get any participating agencies.�
The city adopted a financing and project plan for the TIF in 2005.
Once construction plans were completed and the turnpike was built the project plan became obsolete because acquisition of the right-of-way was not required due to a lack of service roads along pats of the turnpike.
Funderburk said the city has to address three major issues that currently face the TIF district.
�The size of the district, [city staff] feels, may have discouraged participation from other districts. As a result we are the only participant providing funds,� Funderburk said. �In addition it is strategically located in such a manner that the vast major of the district is along the turnpike and we suspect that all of the growth that will occur over the next 10 to 15 years will occur in that district. As a result only sales taxes and fees from these new businesses would be available for operations and maintenance.�
The Texas Legislature recently approved the creation of three municipal management districts in the city and all three are located within the boundaries of the TIF.
�At the time that we did that we felt that those tools would be much more comprehensive and enticing to developers due to the flexibility they offer to install public infrastructure and amenities,� Funderburk said.
The TIF board discussed the issue in April and questioned whether to amend the city�s participation rate in the TIF and by how much. The TIF board recommended reducing the city�s participation rate to zero, effective for fiscal year beginning October 2012.
�Even if the city council agrees with the board�s recommendation for reducing that rate the council still maintains the ability to change it in the future,� Funderburk said. �There are no contractual obligations or legal encumbrances on our TIF at this point. That makes the modification of this possible.�
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