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It may be time to kiss the E-Trade baby goodbye
The online brokerage is struggling despite the clever and extremely popular ads. A pink slip could be coming as costs get cut.
According to Advertising Age, E-Trade (ETFC) recently dropped Grey, its longtime ad agency, and recently replaced the chief marketing officer who championed the campaign. Ad Age said, "If history is any lesson, the baby's days are numbered."
E-Trade told the publication it hasn't yet decided whether it will part ways with the baby. But unfortunately for E-Trade, many consumers who laugh at the baby's antics aren't signing up with the fourth-largest online brokerage service these days.
E-Trade has been struggling for years. In January, it named former Barclays (BCS) chief operating officer Paul Idzik as its seventh CEO since 2007. Shares have soared by more than 47% this year as Wall Street has grown confident that Idzik's turnaround efforts might work. However, many skeptics remain, especially since E-Trade's largest shareholder, Citadel, liquidated its position earlier this year.
During the first quarter, E-Trade eked out a profit of $35 million, or 12 cents per share. While that was a 78% decline compared with the first quarter a year ago, it was an improvement over the $186.1 million fourth-quarter loss. And it ended the most recent quarter with an all-time high of $37 billion in assets. How the talking baby fits into the mix here is tough to say.
"The campaign has morphed over the years, moving from one that sought to assuage investor fear in 2008 to one that was more supportive during the rough economy after 2009," according to Ad Age.
E-Trade chief marketing officer Liza Landsman told Ad Age the campaign "could live on through some, but not all, mediums." She wasn't more specific, which will likely sadden the talking baby's fans.
Idzik is in cost-cutting mode. Not surprisingly, he wants to pare $30 million from E-Trade's marketing budget. That plan entails some risk because rivals such as TD Ameritrade (AMTD) continue to advertise. E-Trade spent $139.5 million last year on "'advertising and marketing development' in 2012," well under the $248 million TD Ameritrade spent on advertising, Ad Age noted.
The E-Trade baby had a great run while it lasted, but all things -- including iconic ad campaigns -- come to an end.
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A few years ago I owned some GE stock I had purchased through E-Trade. The market was doing poorly and I did not wish to buy or sell. I intended to hold until I felt comfortable with the market.
E-Trade liquidated my shares (for fees) although I made no transactions. E-Trade is a scam. Read the fine print. They will screw you, because they can.
Back in the day, businesses like these used to give good and realistic advise, excellent and honest customer service and on the business aspect they would last a long time making money for themselves and their customers, and everyone had a piece of the pie. honestly now they have these young idiots for executives that probably received in college a passing "D" grade to run the companies with unrealistic goals and expectations, charge for everything with outrages fees because of profit. meanwhile if "their" pockets don't profit, they put the blame on the economy, the market, etc. Before good companies used to last because of excellent customer service, now they rely on slamming (telemarketing term, for lying and deceiving their customers with false expectations) and once they have your money, kiss it good-by.
I feel sorry for the baby, the only cute thing the commercial had going.
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Arthur Tullman '76 President & CEO, Tullman Sports
Mr. Tullman is a specialist in health club development, business management, and celebrity and product marketing. He started his career as General Manager at The New York Health and Racquet Club. His next venture was building a successful firm called Total Sports Management where he and his team designed, developed and managed fitness facilities for major New York based real estate developers. Tullman Sports, his current company, produces the latest version of the modern ACES machine. ACES is used to aid in the development of strength and conditioning programs for athletes. Artie is a graduate of The College at Brockport with a BS in Sport Science.
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1813: Giuseppe Verdi, one of the most influential composers of the 19th century and known mostly for his operas, is born in the village of Le Roncole in what is now Northern Italy. Some of his best known operas include "Rigoletto," "La Traviata," "Don Carlos" and "Aida."


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Pedestrian Forum • Summer 2011 • Volume 55
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Update on FHWA's Pedestrian Safety Focus States and Cities Effort
FHWA Continues to Promote Proven Countermeasures to Improve Pedestrian Safety
PBIC Announces Walk Friendly Communities
LAB Releases Getting a Fair Share for Safety From the Highway Safety Improvement Program
New SRTS Noteworthy Practices Guide
New FHWA Resources Available to Assist States and Localities in Experimentation with New and Innovative Traffic Control Devices
Localities and States wishing to try out new and innovative traffic control devices that are not included in the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) often face hurdles in doing so. The desire of the locality to quickly try out something that might improve safety and operations is sometimes at odds with the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) desire to ensure the safety and appropriate use of a device through a well-designed research plan that can provide concrete results on the proposed device's effectiveness.
A recently released report entitled Pedestrian and Bicyclist Traffic Control Device Evaluation Methods is now available to assist States and localities. This report offers traffic engineering practitioners information on how to evaluate roadway traffic control devices used by pedestrians and bicyclists. Though presented in the context of devices meant for pedestrian and bicyclist facilities, the guidance provided can be applied in a more general sense to evaluations of traffic control devices in all settings.
The evaluation methods report is designed for practitioners (State transportation departments and county or city engineers and planners) but could also be helpful to traffic safety students and researchers. Personnel without specialized statistical analysis skills should be able to use the report. It presents a detailed plan for practitioners to follow from the initial problem identification stages to documenting the evaluation effort.
The first step of any evaluation is to clearly formulate the research question by identifying the motorist, pedestrian, or bicyclist behavior that poses a safety or operational problem. Candidate traffic control devices and other countermeasures can then be identified as potential solutions to that problem.
The evaluation methods described in this report include user surveys or interviews, visibility studies, driving performance studies, observational traffic studies, and crash analyses. The selection of the appropriate evaluation method will consider cost, time, research aims, and available research equipment and staff.
Additionally, a significantly enhanced and updated "Official Rulings" area of the MUTCD Web site is now available and can be accessed by clicking on the "Official Rulings" link on the left side of the home page (http://mutcd.fhwa.dot.gov/orsearch.asp). It's a searchable database where you can obtain information about requests for changes, experiments, and interpretations related to the MUTCD that have been received by the FHWA. You can search the database in a number of ways and keyword searches for pedestrians and bikes has been included. As noted on the web page, information is still being added.
Update on FHWA's Pedestrian Safety Focus States and Cities Effort
In the Spring of 2004, the FHWA Safety Office decided to take a "focused" approach to safety, and pedestrian safety was one of the high priority areas identified. It was determined that the 13 states and five cities that met a certain criteria (see map at left) would receive extra attention in the form of free technical assistance and training.
Over the past 7 years the Safety Office has been working with the focus states and cities to provide free training (almost 200 courses) on designing safe pedestrian facilities and workshops that have led to the development of pedestrian safety action plans (PSAP). Several states and cities have developed or are working on developing PSAPs, including the State of Florida. Florida is working on developing a statewide PSAP and has created a project website to keep stakeholders informed. The purpose of the PSAP is to establish a framework to realize improved pedestrian safety performance through the following processes:
Since the focused approach has been working well, FHWA leadership decided to continue using it with some modification. Several new focus citiesand a few new States have been selected (some have been dropped from the list) and will be announced in the near future.
FHWA Continues to Promote Proven Countermeasures to Improve Pedestrian Safety
As mentioned in the Winter 2011 Pedestrian Forum Newsletter, the FHWA Safety Office released a memo two years ago strongly encouraging the states to adopt nine countermeasures that are proven to increase safety and implement them wherever it makes sense. There are two that are aimed specifically at improving pedestrian safety: medians/ pedestrian refuge areas and walkways.
In order to assist engineers and practitioners in convincing policy makers to consider widespread use of these countermeasures, FHWA has undertaken a marketing effort aimed at drawing attention to the benefits of developing state/local policies.
As part of this effort, three new brochures have been developed and are available for viewing and printing on the Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Website Under "Tools to Diagnose and Solve the Problem":
PBIC Announces Walk Friendly CommunitiesThe Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center (PBIC) announced the inaugural round of Walk Friendly Communities (WFC). After evaluating applicant communities in several categories related to walking (including safety, mobility, access and comfort), PBIC has recognized the following 11 communities for their commitment to improving walkability and pedestrian safety:
Pedestrian injuries and fatalities remain alarmingly high in the U.S. at the same time that there is an increasing groundswell of support for active transportation across the country. Communities are channeling this support for livability and taking advantage of the many benefits of walking — improved safety, environmental and personal health, reduced traffic congestion, enhanced quality of life, and economic rewards.
In an effort not only to recognize but to motivate "walk friendly" communities, applicants learn best practices through participating in the application process.
League of American Bicyclists releases "Getting A Fair Share for Safety from the Highway Safety Improvement Program"
The League of American Bicyclists recently released a report designed to assist States and localities in funding their pedestrian and bike safety improvement projects. The Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) was created under the 2005 transportation authorization law, the Safe Accountable Flexible Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEALU), as one of the core Federal-Aid funding sources.
HSIP provides funding for safety projects aimed at reducing traffic fatalities and serious injuries. Although bike and pedestrian safety projects are eligible for HSIP funding, it has sometimes been difficult for states and localities to justify spending HSIP funds on projects that will improve safety for these users because the related crashes are so infrequent.
This report examines some of the states that have successfully dedicated Federal safety funds to reduce bicycle and pedestrian fatalities and crashes. Examples of eligible projects include bike lanes, roadway shoulders, crosswalks, other intersection improvements and signage.
The document offers details on the following tips gleaned from local officials and activists who have been successful in obtaining funding under HSIP for pedestrian and bicycle-related projects:
Examples are included from Virginia, Florida, California, Hawaii, and New Jersey
New Safe Routes to School Noteworthy Practices
School just released the Safe Routes to School Noteworthy Practices Guide: A Compendium of State SRTS Program Practices. In 2005, the United States Congress established the national Safe Routes to School (SRTS) program in Section 1404 of the SAFETEA-LU. Through a combination of engineering, education, encouragement, enforcement and evaluation strategies, the program was developed to address traffic safety, traffic congestion and air quality issues around schools, while also acknowledging the health benefits of active school travel.
The Federal SRTS program empowers states and local communities to choose to make walking and bicycling to school a safe and available everyday mode choice. Since the Federal SRTS program was enacted, states have implemented their programs through a myriad of approaches.
The guide contains specific examples of noteworthy practices by state SRTS programs for consideration by state and Federal SRTS practitioners. It was completed in partnership with the National Center for Safe Routes to School (National Center) with funding from the FHWA SRTS program.
The noteworthy practices identified in the guide have been implemented by state SRTS programs. Noteworthy practices range from innovative ways to work with advocacy groups to streamlining authorization for projects. These noteworthy practices provide strategies for state DOTs to consider to effectively structure and deliver state SRTS programs.
As part of the development process, five key management areas were identified and were used to organize the practices within the guide:
The management areas identified are key elements for the development and delivery of a state SRTS program. Practices identified in each area are intended to provide practitioners with suggestions to consider for their current and future program needs.
Program Contact
Tamara Redmon
Gabriel Rousseau
What's New
The FHWA Safety Office is continually developing new materials to assist states, localities and citizens in improving pedestrian and bicycle safety. The materials listed on this page were completed recently.
New Clearing a Path for Pedestrians
New Pedestrian Forum – Fall 2014
New Understanding Pedestrian Crashes in Louisville, KY 2006-2010
New Bicycle Safer Journey (Revised 2014)
New Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon Guide
new A Guide for Maintaining Pedestrian Facilities for Enhanced Safety
new Guide for Maintaining Pedestrian Facilities for Enhanced Safety Research Report
REVISED Pedsafe 2013: Pedestrian Safety Guide and Countermeasure Selection System
New Pedestrian Safer Journey 2013 (Revised)
Proven Countermeasures for Pedestrian Safety
Spotlight on Pedestrian Safety
Promoting the Implementation of Proven Pedestrian Countermeasures
State Best Practice Policy for Medians
State Best Practice Policy for Shoulders and Walkways
Pedestrian Countermeasure Policy Best Practice Report
The State of Florida is developing a statewide Pedestrian Safety Action Plan. They have set up a project website that includes information about the project, workshop presentations and resources relating to pedestrian safety.
Evaluating Pedestrian Safety Countermeasures
Safety Benefits of Raised Medians and Pedestrian Refuge Areas: Brochure, Booklet
Safety Benefits of Walkways, Sidewalks, and Paved Shoulders: Brochure, Booklet


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Google Music no longer exists as a standalone service. Google TV was an embarrassment. YouTube may lose music videos next year. Sources say not everybody at YouTube and Android is pulling in the same direction.
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Google TV was dead on arrival. YouTube's video-rental service is at best an also-ran, and that service also faces a possible exodus of major record labels to rival Facebook sometime next year. Google Music no longer exists as a standalone service. Last week, the search company folded the three-month-old music store into the newly revamped Android Market.


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Firefighters say there was "heavy fire" coming out of one of the overhead doors. They had the fire out in about twenty minutes and stopped it from spreading.
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April 12, 2006
High Line Project Administrator Job Opening
The City of New York Department of Parks & Recreation seeks a High Line Project Administrator. The Project Administrator will serve as a senior manager within the Department of Parks & Recreation, overseeing plans for the adaptive reuse of the High Line as public open space.
A Citywide Job Vacancy Notice was posted for this position on April 7, 2006. Cover letters and resumes must be received on or before April 21, 2006.
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Important note
: Cover letters and resumes must be directed to the City of New York Department of Parks & Recreation at the address included in the Job Vacancy Notice.
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phone or send materials to Friends of the High Line (FHL).
: Since November 2005, when the City of New York took ownership, the High Line has been under the jurisdiction of the Department of Parks & Recreation. FHL still plays an essential role in the project. FHL began as an advocacy group; as the park develops, FHL will likely evolve into a conservancy, following the model of Central Park Conservancy and other park conservancies across the city. Raising private funds for construction and future maintenance will be an important part of FHL's mission. Together with the City and the Department of Parks & Recreation, FHL will help make certain that the High Line is designed, built, maintained, operated, and programmed at a level of excellence that ensures its future as one of the city's best-loved parks.
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April 11, 2006
PRESS RELEASE: Mayor Bloomberg and Friends of the High Line Host Rail Lifting Ceremony
Mayor Also Announces $5 Million Private Gift from Diller – von Furstenberg Family Foundation
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Friends of the High Line (FHL) Co-Founders Robert Hammond and Joshua David today hosted a unique groundbreaking ceremony on top of the High Line elevated rail structure, heralding the start of construction of the first phase of New York City's eagerly anticipated park. To mark the occasion, the City's contractors lifted one of the few remaining railroad tracks in the first section of the 1.5-mile-long High Line to be converted to park use. This first section of the park will run from Gansevoort Street to West 20th Street, and is projected to open in Spring 2008. During the ceremony, the Mayor also announced a $5 million gift to the High Line project from the Diller – von Furstenberg Family Foundation; the gift marks the start of a major fundraising effort by Friends of the High Line (FHL), in cooperation with the City of New York, to attract private funds to the construction of the park and establish an endowment for future programming and operations.
U.S. Senators Charles Schumer and Hillary Clinton, Representative Jerrold Nadler, City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn, Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development and Rebuilding Daniel L. Doctoroff, City Planning Director Amanda M. Burden, Parks & Recreation Commissioner Adrian Benepe, Barry Diller, Diane von Furstenberg, FHL Board of Directors Member Edward Norton, and supporters historian Robert Caro and actor Kevin Bacon attended the announcement atop the High Line at West 14th Street.
"It's a great day when we can begin construction on a new park that will serve New Yorkers for years to come," said Mayor Bloomberg. "I'm especially pleased to see the Diller – von Furstenberg family's leadership in bringing private support to this historic public project, which will turn an abandoned remnant of our past into a prized possession for future generations. The High Line serves as a powerful example of the extraordinary things that can be accomplished when New Yorkers work together to build something important for our future. When it's complete, it will be a one-of-a-kind elevated open space uniting the Gansevoort Market Historic District, West Chelsea and the Hudson Yards, enhancing the value and the quality of living in these West Side neighborhoods, and creating a unique destination for New Yorkers and visitors to our City."
Today's ceremony marks the official start of construction of a park on the High Line elevated rail structure. Construction will start with site preparation (2006-7), which includes removal of rail tracks and ballast, comprehensive waterproofing, and stripping and painting of all steel. This will be followed by construction of the public landscape (2007-8), which includes access systems (stairs and elevators), pathways, plantings, seating, lighting, safety enhancements and other features. A preliminary design for the first phase of the High Line's transformation, by the design team of Field Operations and Diller Scofidio + Renfro, can be viewed at
. The design will continue to evolve as the project moves through site preparation to the start of construction of the public landscape.
"Breaking ground on the High Line will kick-start West Side development and break the culture of inertia that has plagued the area," said Senator Schumer. "Anyone who lives or works in Midtown West, Chelsea, or the Meatpacking District knows that the one thing this area lacks is open space. Converting the High Line into a world class park that is original and different from any other, it will become a true gem of the West Side."
"Today, as we celebrate the High Line, a terrific public project, we also celebrate the open, collaborative process between communities and their elected leaders that has allowed this project to progress," said Senator Clinton. "It will be exciting to see this initiative move forward to create a great public amenity – a unique destination where New Yorkers will be able to find a peaceful oasis above the hustle and bustle of the city streets."
"Once called the 'Life Line of New York,' for decades this historic railway played a vital role in the life of the West Side, bringing food, goods, and raw materials into the City," said Representative Nadler. "Its impending transformation means that the High Line will benefit generations of New Yorkers for decades to come. As a member of the New York Assembly, I fought for its preservation in the 20th Century, and I am thrilled to have contributed to its rebirth in the 21st."
"I started working on the High Line when it was the dream of a handful of residents that I represent as the Council Member from the 3rd District," said Speaker Quinn. "Now it has grown into a project that benefits our entire city, and I'm pleased to be able to work as Speaker to create seven acres of much-needed new parkland."
"This park shows the amazing things that can be created by the talented, hardworking people of the Borough of Manhattan," said Borough President Stringer. "We lead the country in many creative fields so it's only appropriate that we should tap two world-renowned landscape and architecture firms, Field Operations and Diller Scofidio + Renfro, both of whom are based in Manhattan, to create a park design that epitomizes the visionary thinking of this City."
"The High Line epitomizes the promise of the West Side," said Deputy Mayor Doctoroff. "Nowhere else in the world will there be anything like the High Line – a park 30 feet in the air, cutting through the center of city blocks, passing through converted factories, and inspiring some of the world's greatest architects to create new buildings to house the new residents and new jobs that will continue to make New York dynamic and strong. This project will accrue immeasurable benefits to the City and enhance its residents' quality of life."
With today's announcement of a $5 million gift from the Diller – von Furstenberg Family Foundation, the current funding total for the project is almost $130 million – approximately $103 million of which is public funds, including $33 million from the City and $45.75 million from the City Council. In January 2005, $3 million in federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ) funding was allocated by the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council's New York City Transportation Coordinating Committee. In August 2005, Senators Schumer and Clinton and U.S. Representative Nadler announced they had secured $18 million in capital funding in the multi-year federal transportation bill. These elected officials also brought $1.5 million to the project in appropriations bills in 2004 and 2005. In addition, State Assemblymember Gottfried worked to bring $50,000 in State Multi-Modal Transportation Program funds to the project. Lastly, as part of the City's rezoning of West Chelsea, a provision was added that allows developers at three sites to build additional floor area in exchange for High Line improvements, and this is anticipated to account for another $22 million in private funding for the project. Total cost for both Phase 1 and 2 of the project is estimated at $170 million, with much of the remainder expected to be raised privately.
"There are very few activities as fulfilling as enriching the life of a great city," said Barry Diller. "The transformation of the High Line into a park that future generations will forever enjoy is a joyful prospect for our family. We hope this gift will stimulate others who care about New York, especially this High Line District, where Diane and I are now both involved in building projects for ourselves and our companies."
"The start of construction also begins a transformation at Friends of the High Line, which began as an advocacy group fighting to save the High Line in 1999," said FHL's Robert Hammond. "Now, we will refocus our energies to raise private funds for the park's construction and for its future maintenance and programming. We owe a debt to established park conservancies – like the Central Park Conservancy – for demonstrating the importance of private support for public parks, and we are confident that the exemplary leadership of the Diller – von Furstenberg family will encourage other visionary individuals to step forward and provide the critical resources we need to build, maintain, and program this one-of-a-kind public amenity."
Friends of the High Line (FHL), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, began advocating for the High Line's reuse as public open space in 1999. In 2002, the Bloomberg Administration endorsed the project when it filed with the Surface Transportation Board (STB) requesting authorization to create a railbanked trail on the High Line. The STB gave that authorization, in the form of a Certificate of Interim Trail Use (CITU), in June 2005. That same month the West Chelsea neighborhood surrounding the High Line was rezoned to support its reuse as a public space, to provide opportunities for new residential and commercial development, and to enhance the neighborhood's thriving art gallery district. That rezoning plan is being recognized later this month with a national planning award by the American Planning Association.
"The High Line is an irreplaceable opportunity for the City of New York," said City Planning Director Burden. "At the Mayor's direction, we devised unique zoning tools to serve the multiple goals of preserving and transforming the High Line, protecting the art gallery district, and creating new housing and an economically integrated neighborhood."
"The development of the High Line demonstrates our commitment to finding innovative ways to continue the greening of New York City," said Commissioner Benepe. "Piet Oudolf's inventive planting designs will provide a powerful horticultural experience that will provide a meditative oasis of over a hundred different plant and tree species that will rival the legendary Hanging Gardens of Babylon."
"We are delighted that our donation of the High Line to the City of New York will result in a new public space for residents and tourists to enjoy," said CSX Corporation Vice President for Federal Regulation and General Counsel Peter Shudtz. "This exciting day would not have been possible without the dedication and coordination of many in the public, nonprofit, and private sectors. We are especially appreciative of the partnership and commitment of the Bloomberg Administration to turn this property into a public amenity, and we commend the vision and persistence of Robert Hammond and Joshua David of Friends of the High Line who tirelessly advocated for the High Line's reuse."
The City acquired the title to the High Line elevated rail viaduct from CSX Transportation, Inc., in November 2005. That same month, the City and CSX signed a Trail Use Agreement, permitting the rail structure to be used by the public as a recreational amenity. Construction officially began this month and the first section of the High Line is projected to open to the public in 2008. The High Line is an active construction site and not open to the public at this time; trespassers are subject to prosecution.
A public, street-level celebration across the street from the High Line followed the official groundbreaking ceremony. The celebration, sponsored by Chelsea Market, featured theatrical tributes to the industrial history of the High Line, and music by the marching band of the New York City Lab School for Collaborative Studies, a public school on West 17th Street.
Contact: Stu Loeser/Jennifer Falk (212) 788-2958
Rachaele Raynoff (City Planning) (212) 720-3471
Warner Johnston (Parks) (212) 360-1311
Joshua David/Katie Lorah (FHL) (212) 206-9922
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March 24, 2006
Recent High Line Press
On Sunday, February 5, the
New York Times
ran an article on the history of the High Line and its relationship to the industrial West Side. The article ran in the City section and featured photographs taken during the High Line's construction in the early 1930s.
Read the
New York Times
Additionally, WNBC's
Jane's New York
recently won a New York Emmy award for its "On the High Line" episode. The show, which originally aired in October 2004, took the award in the "Environmental Programming" category. The awards aired March 20, 2006.
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March 24, 2006
Monday, April 10: High Line Groundbreaking Celebration - RSVP Required
The City of New York and Friends of the High Line invite you to celebrate
on Monday, April 10, from 12:00 noon to 1:30 PM. This exciting event will mark the official beginning of the High Line's transformation into public open space. The free, street-level, public celebration will include a light lunch and entertainment. Since Friends of the High Line was founded in 1999, we've used this E-Mail Newsletter to call our supporters to action. We've urged you to write letters, help us raise money, testify at hearings, and volunteer for events. We hope you will now join us to celebrate this dream becoming a reality.
Reservations are required.
Monday, April 10, 2006
12:00 noon – 1:30 PM
Little West 12th Street between 9th Avenue & Washington Street
Rain or shine
RSVP to
or (212) 206-9922
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March 24, 2006
Q & A From February 13 Design Presentation
On February 13, more than 300 people attended a High Line design presentation at the Cedar Lake Theater in West Chelsea. After the presentation, members of the design team, FHL, and the City of New York answered questions from the audience. Attendees were also encouraged to submit their questions in writing. The Q & A from the presentation is now available.
View the Q & A
Read the
about the Design Presentation.
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March 24, 2006
Wednesday, April 5: High Line Planting Presentation with Piet Oudolf - RSVP Required
Please join FHL and the City of New York for a special public lecture by Piet Oudolf, planting designer for the High Line design team. The lecture will focus on Oudolf's collaboration with the design team Field Operations and Diller Scofidio + Renfro. Piet Oudolf is among the world's most innovative planting designers, and he was one of the first to introduce large-scale perennial plantings into public landscapes. His planned plantings for the High Line are inspired by the self-seeded landscape on the elevated track bed today. Proposed plant communities combine existing and new species to increase diversity and resilience.
Seating is limited and reservations are required.
Wednesday, April 5, 2006
Cedar Lake Theater
547 West 26th Street
(Between 10th & 11th Avenues)
RSVP by April 3 to
or (212) 206-9922
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March 23, 2006
Eyebeam Calls for Participation in High Line Art Project
, an arts organization in Chelsea, is teaming with Helsinki-based artist Liisa Roberts to create a series of very short films based on individuals' experiences and visions of the High Line. Roberts writes:
"For many, the elevated West Side rail line has been a secret garden among New York City's bustling street life and this undocumented aspect of its history can be saved alongside its future life as a public park. This project will attempt to archive the unique personal significance the High Line represents for many community residents."
Roberts and Eyebeam are looking for participants who are interested in contributing stories, developing them into storyboards and working on visualization at Eyebeam's production studios. For more information, e-mail
or call Masha at (646) 201-3843.
Please respond by April 7, 2006.
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March 23, 2006
Pre-Construction Work Begins on High Line's Southern End
Earlier this month, the City's team of contractors began pre-construction work on the southern end of the High Line, the first section to be converted into public open space. The contractors began by installing protective fencing around the decorative railings on the High Line's southern end at Gansevoort Street. The fencing is intended to protect and preserve the High Line's iconic steel railings during the first phase of construction. Additional pre-construction work involves removal and storage of material and debris currently on the Line. Phase I of construction (site preparation on Gansevoort to 20th Streets) is officially set to begin on April 10, with a Groundbreaking ceremony.
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February 01, 2006
Monday, February 13: High Line Public Design Presentation at Cedar Lake
Please join the City of New York and Friends of the High Line at the
Cedar Lake Theater
for a High Line design update from Field Operations and Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the design team currently at work on plans for the High Line's transform-ation to public open space. The presentation will focus on the schematic design for the first section of the Line to be constructed, from Gansevoort Street to 20th Street. Much new material has been developed since the last Public Design Presentation, in May 2005 (
read the Q & A from the May Design Presentation
). The presentation will be followed by an open question-and-answer session. The team's schematic design will continue to evolve, under the guidance of the City of New York and Friends of the High Line, in the subsequent design development phase, and community input will play a vital role in this process.
Space is limited and reservations are required, so RSVP by February 10 to secure your seat.
High Line Public Design Presentation
Monday, February 13, 6:30pm
RSVP by February 10:
Cedar Lake Theater
547 West 26th Street (Between 10th and 11th Avenues)
Subway: Take C, E to 8th Avenue and 23rd Street
Bus: M23 Crosstown to 10th Avenue
Thanks to
Cedar Lake
for the use of their new theater. Cedar Lake is a New York-based contemporary ballet company dedicated to bringing attention to the talent of recognized and emerging choreographers.
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February 01, 2006
Pre-Construction Work to Begin on High Line
As we prepare for the much-anticipated start of construction on the High Line, you may notice activity on the High Line in the coming month. Protective fencing will be constructed by the City's contractors on the High Line from Gansevoort Street to 20th Street—the first section of the Line to be transformed. This fencing will protect the structure's iconic steel railings during construction. It will also protect workers on the High Line and people on the streets below. A precise start-date for the construction itself has not been identified, but we expect that work will begin in the next few months.
Following these preparations, construction of Section 1 will include two separate scopes of work: site preparation (2006-2007), followed by construction of the access systems and public landscape (2007-2008). Site preparation will include removal and storage of railroad tracks; removal of gravel ballast; steel and concrete repair; abatement and painting of steel; repairs to the drainage system; and pigeon mitigation.
It's important to note that much of the self-sown landscape currently atop the High Line must be removed to permit repairs to the underlying structure. This is being done only after careful study of the long-term needs of the High Line structure and the future public amenity. A number of steps will taken to ensure that historic and wild quality of the High Line, as documented in Joel Sternfeld's photographs, is embodied by the future public landscape. Some rails will be returned to their original locations (every inch of rail has been mapped and tagged to enable sections to be reinstalled). And in their landscape design, the design team takes cues from the meadows, thickets, and robust grasses that now grow wild on the High Line. To learn more about plans for the public landscape, please join FHL and the City of New York on Monday, February 13, for a free High Line Public Design Presentation.
FHL encourages you to take pictures of the structure now (from the street or from adjoining buildings), before its transformation begins. Take pictures before February 15. Send your favorites to
and we will try to post as many as possible on our Web site. Remember: The High Line remains off-limits to the public, and trespassers are subject to prosecution, so please limit yourself to taking pictures from street level or from adjoining buildings.
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