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John Marshall High School is staging a musical production called "Attack of the Killer Grasshoppers."
The John Marshall League of Speech and Theatre will wrap up its performances at 4:30 and 7 p.m. Friday at the school, 12201 N Portland. Tickets are $2 for students and $4 for adults. Call 587-7200 for more information.
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High Line Phase 3 / All photos by Allan Pollok-Morris
Getting to know the High Line in New York City over the last year, it has been lovely to discover the back story: the heroic efforts involved in saving the rail yard structure; the development of the park, with its effective design and the accomplishments of the construction; the involvement of the local community; and the raised aspirations of planners everywhere for what a small area of park might achieve in a big city. As someone from the UK, the use of the American word "yard" instead of "garden" never sits entirely comfortably, as it has a more industrial meaning, but we understand each other very clearly here in the High Line's third phase in the Rail Yards.
Any lover of naturalistic planting and contemporary hard landscaping can marvel at how literally millions of people are being funneled through an exquisite experience. However, leaving aside the overwhelming praise for the existing sections, the first reaction on seeing the new section is the makers, James Corner Field Operations and Diller, Scofidio + Renfro, have clearly taken on board the park's more functional deficits and have expanded the park in new directions.
I'll always remember landscape architect Charles Jencks' words that the motivation for his Garden of Cosmic Speculation began by wanting somewhere for the family to swim, and that good design always begins with a function. The third section of the High Line capitalizes on its role as a latter-day addition in the life of the project by offering more practical functionality. In terms of usability, new features include tables, see saws, xylophones, a children's play area, and a wheelchair/buggy-accessible area of track.
For those wanting the authentic High Line experience, there are areas of the original rail tracks left to self-seed with wild plantings. A fence that acts as a stark barrier between the asphalt and area of nature is very noticeable, but I'm told it will come down eventually, although it leaves you with the suspicion there may be more development to come. This area is not lit at night and will be closed earlier than the rest. It builds on the experience of the place by providing more themed nostalgia for the abandoned aesthetic of the rail track prior to the redevelopment. Does this represent affectionate nostalgia, or a sense of loss?
Being there for the opening, I got to hear the High Line experiences of people from all walks of life. There was something very special in talking to someone, now in their 60s, who has supported the project the whole way but used to come and play here as a kid. This was the story I heard most: tales of what it was like to sneak in and mess about when it was still a rail yard, what it looked like in its derelict state. The sense of discovery and adventure in these experiences was visceral. There was something people valued in having a space not laid out by planning convention, but a raw experience.
I met Mitchell J. Silver, the new commissioner for New York's parks, a week earlier and discussed the further development of the open areas around the High Line. The rail yards that the new phase circles will all be covered and developed over a 5-10 year period. The city is planning a number of significant new high rises the length of the park, and another ground-level green corridor of wider parks will lead north from there.
The success story for the city isn't so much one of recreation, but the wider regeneration of the area and increase in property values to the point where the world's best-known architects are now seeking permissions, which can only further exaggerate the High Line as an oasis in city life. This park has also created new opportunities for people with similar infrastructure around the world.
This guest post is by Allan Pollok-Morris, a landscape photographer. His most recent book is Close: Landscape Design and Land Art in Scotland.
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"We are still making and selling too much stuff," said James Slezak, the founder of Peers, a sharing economy advocacy organization, at the EcoDistricts Summit in Washington, D.C. This is a "waste of wealth" because more people could simply rent or borrow what they need in our burgeoning "sharing economy." Why buy a car when you can simply order up a ride on an app? Why book a hotel room when you can stay in someone's spare bedroom for much less? And why buy something when someone next door has what you need and will lend it to you for free? According to the proponents of the sharing economy, there are so many untapped opportunities to both make money and help other people. This new sharing economy then has huge implications for cities.
Slezak said the average car spends 90 percent of its engine switched off. And then, even when it's in use, a big percentage of the time the car is idle, stuck in traffic or circling for parking. Why not share a car so it's used more efficiently? Firms like Uber and Lyft enable this through a "less centralized model of ownership." The same can be said for places to stay. Some people only use their apartments — or rooms in their apartments — some of the time. On Airbnb, users can rent out that extra space and make some money, while providing someone with a low-cost place to stay. "Instead of saying we have 600,000 hotel rooms, cities should say they have 600,000 apartments available."
Still, many cities are only tip-toeing into the sharing economy, as there are many issues to work out. For one, how should sharers be regulated, given they are providing a form of service? The companies themselves still seem to be wading through these issues, too. Slezak said some questions still need to be answered, like: "What's the impact on local communities? What's the impact on people with jobs in the old model economy? Will the new sharing economy be equitable? What if someone has nothing to share?"
As Sharon Feigon, head of the Shared-Use Mobility Center, explained, at its best, sharing "increases options and helps us do things in a more efficient way." But, there are definitely winners and losers. NYC taxi drivers, who can spend up to $1 million for a medallion, are fending off unregulated drivers taking their business. In San Francisco, the city is having a hard time finding cab drivers because drivers see Uber or Lyft as better opportunities.
She is focused on ensuring all ages — not just Millennials — benefit from sharing. This may be getting harder as the sharing economy is increasingly driven by a new set of corporations, whereas in the past sharing was a mostly non-profit endeavor. The private company Uber, with 1.2 million car sharers, is now worth $18 billion. Many other car sharing services have been purchased by established car rental companies (Avis, Hertz, etc).
For Daan Weddephol, founder of Peerby, sharing has great social value, but it won't be lucrative for him unless he can convince everyone to do it. Peerby enables users of their web site to share "power tools, camping gear, things you only use once in a while." Weddepohl said "80 percent of things we own could be shared. We have all this overcapacity that we can put into a system."
Peerby matches those who need something with someone close by willing to lend it. "We fulfill 85 percent of requests in 30 minutes." The web site makes money by offering optional insurance for damage or loss.
In Amsterdam, where the service started, there are already 60,000 users sharing one million objects. The service has spread throughout Europe and is now being piloted in multiple major U.S. cities. The goal is to launch the service in 50 U.S. cities by 2015.
Weddepohl seems the growing sharing economy as a return to the spirit of Medieval times, when communities were strong and sharing was done as a matter of practice. In that spirit, Peerby enables urbanites to "meet new people and connect." The service improves sustainability because it means reduced greenhouse gas emissions from product consumption. The challenge, he said, is to create enough scale. With margins so small on the high-social value, but low-monetary value transactions, "we need many transactions to make money."
Airbnb, if you haven't heard, is a "platform for renting space in your home," said Anita Roth, Airbnb. Already more than half a million worldwide have provided rooms for 11 million visitors. Roth said "the services allows people to move to a new city more easily and cheaply and enjoy new experiences." It's changing the "nature of hosting."
To convince cities to create supportive regulations for Airbnb, the company has undertaken a series of economic impact studies. The company has found that 75 percent of Airbnb rooms are outside the main urban center. As a result, "tourism dollars are spread through the city." Visitors spend about "50 percent of their total budget in the neighborhood" they are staying in.
The social benefits — amorphous yet valuable things like "cross cultural connections" or "increased neighborhood engagement" — are proving more difficult to measure, but Roth said they exist. In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Airbnb played a role in helping people find new temporary housing. She said these kinds of social services only improve the resilience of a community.
While Airbnb ran right into New York City's tough hotel laws, Roth said other cities are more open to letting people rent their apartments. Amsterdam, which was "skeptical at first," has since "realized all the benefits and become a sharing city." The city has changed its laws so people can legally rent our their apartment for up to two months a year. They have created regulations to address concerns and have done a lot to educate locals about how to rent out their apartment correctly, with fliers that have info about who to call if there's a problem.
And there are so many more companies entering the sharing marketplace, with different degrees of success. Weddepohl thinks there is ultimately a limit to this new sharing economy — "you can't share paper clips" — and the balance of what you can share or not share is coming near. These new services will need to partner with city governments to scale up these services in a way that also addresses cities' concerns. Services offered by sharing companies need to be regulated, but they should also widely available — if only for the potentially positive economic and social impacts on all those neighborhoods beyond downtown.


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Jets' Rypien found dead at home
Winnipeg Jets and former Vancouver Canucks winger Rick Rypien has been found dead at his home near Coleman, Alta.
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"We are deeply saddened to confirm Rick's passing. As many people are aware, he had strong ties to True North Sports & Entertainment, the Winnipeg Jets Hockey Club, the former Manitoba Moose Hockey Club and the Vancouver Canucks. We would like to express our sincere sympathies to the Rypien family as well as Rick's friends. We also appreciate all of the support that has come pouring in from Rick's fans. Rick was a talented player with an extremely bright future. His hunger for the game made him a valued team member both on and off the ice. This loss has impacted us as more than just a hockey team."
The 27-year-old played part of six seasons in the NHL collecting 16 points in 119 regular season games.
Rypien's former roommate and teammate Jason Jaffray was heavy-hearted Monday night.
"Rick was a guy everybody loved having on his team," Jaffray said. "You hated to play against him. You loved him in your dressing room because you knew he'd have your back, especially if your top-end guys were run over or taken advantage of. He be the first to step up.
"He cared, and you loved him in there having your back. He was one of those foot soldiers that brings the team together."
Former teammate, roommate and dressing room stall neighbour Mike Keane said Rypien had appeared to find some peace in his life.
"He seemed to be in a good place. We chatted off and on this summer and he was happy with the way things were going and the way he was feeling," said Keane. "I don't know what to say. It's a shock. His demons were stronger than anyone knew."
Keane was happy Rypien had joined the Jets.
"I was happy he had signed with the Jets. Zinger (Jets assistant GM Craig Heisinger) and Chip (Jets chairman Mark Chipman) had Rip's best interests in mind. They looked out for him and they wanted the best for him," said Keane. "They took care of him when he needed it. I was happy he was back here because it was the right place for him."
Calgary Flames forward Guillaume Desbiens played with Rypien in Manitoba and Vancouver.
"It's messed up. I just found out. I'm flabbergasted," said Desbiens from his home in Montreal. "From the first time you met Rip, he was a great guy to be around. His personal problems have been written about a lot lately and that paints him in a bad light. He was easy to be around and fun to be around. He was a great teammate. The kind of guy you looked forward to coming to the rink with and building a team."
Keane said Rypien hid his dark side.
"People didn't know what he was feeling. He never showed it," said Keane. "It's so sad. There's really no words for it. I don't know what to say."
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Architecture & Violence
Space for place defined by practice, where people live and breath is always contested. It is not just, it is to be made, remodelled and reshaped constantly through negotiation. The result is a mix of interests, desires and statements.
Aspects of violence as part of the social structure becomes an element of the process. With its imposing and shattering presence violence marks the territory, cutting lines and burning patches. It eats into the construction of place imposing its own kingdoms of subcultures.
Architecture as a form of spacial geometrification with functional provisions can be a driving ground for violence. Often architecture is the stage for violence, but it can also be a driving force in that it can be violent in itself. Violence might be part of architecture since it is always set in a cultural context which in turn is based on the same negotiation process.
Image taken from enroute / B 018, a bunker or bomb shelter night club at the fringe of the city of Beirut in the Quarantine district. The project is discussed in the book by Elie Haddad on page 93.
Bechir Kenzari has edited a new book Architecture and Violence with a selection of texts by a range of architectural theorists. It is published by ACTAR with contributions by Libero Andreotti , Annette Fierro , Elie Haddad , Dorita Hannah , Sarah Treadwell , Andrew Herscher , Bechir Kenzari , Donald Kunze , Nadir Lahiji , William B. Millard.
From the back of the book: From propaganda exhibitions to suburban residential complexes, from slaughterhouses to jails, from illegal settlements to governmental palaces, from separation walls to concentration camps, and finally, from actual, material environments to image-architecture performing through flickering media screens, not only is architecture able to sanction and legitimize violence, but also to give it a spatial ground to thrive.
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Robert LePage's 'Ring' at the Met plagued by malfunction — again
On Saturday, a glitch during Das Rheingold at the Metropolitan Opera ruined one of the more breathtaking effects.
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NEW YORK, N.Y.—It's not just the golden ring that carries a curse. The Metropolitan Opera's production of Wagner's epic seems to as well.
On Saturday afternoon, the company launched the first of this season's three complete "Ring" cycles with a performance of the opening installment, Das Rheingold. And the high-tech staging by Canada's Robert Lepage malfunctioned once again.
This time the problem apparently wasn't a mechanical breakdown of the 45-ton set with its 24 movable metal planks. Rather, the Met said in a statement that a "track and trolley system" that is supposed to guide two stunt doubles failed to operate, and as a result the order was given to freeze the planks in place for several minutes.
The glitch ruined one of Lepage's more breathtaking effects. At the end of Scene 2, Wotan and his henchman Loge descend from a mountaintop to Nibelheim, the subterranean lair where Alberich hoards the gold he has stolen from the Rhinemaidens. During a musical interlude, the planks twist themselves into a steeply sloping staircase, and acrobats dressed to resemble the singers gingerly make their descent.
Instead, the set abruptly stopped moving with several planks stuck in mid-position, and a stagehand emerged to manually pull them down in full view of the audience. When Scene 3 began, the underground cavern was nowhere to be seen, and bass-baritone Eric Owens as Alberich had to step out onto a bare stage to begin singing, along with tenor Gerhard Siegel, as his brother Mime.
It's to their credit, and conductor Fabio Luisi's, that the singers and orchestra never missed a beat during what must have been some tense moments. Eventually the set twisted itself into shape, but the acrobats also failed to appear during the transition back to Scene 4 on the mountain.
None of this would matter quite so much, except that Lepage's production is all about spectacle. Yet the elaborate machinery has been plagued with problems, literally from Day One.
On opening night of Das Rheingold in 2010, the rainbow bridge that should provide the gods passage into their new home of Valhalla failed to elevate, forcing the singers to walk off to the wings while the triumphant brass finale played to an empty stage.
During the premiere of Die Walkuere, soprano Deborah Voigt as Bruennhilde slipped and fell during her entrance onto the set. And the HD telecast of that opera last May was delayed by 45 minutes because of a problem with the system that displays projected images onto the planks.
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"The prosecution that led to my conviction was deeply political," said Peter Hopperton, 25.
"We're not purveyors of chaos and mayhem" as portrayed in the media, said Adam Lewis, 23. "I am proud of the organizing that I have done."
Their remarks were applauded by dozens of friends and family who squeezed into a small Finch Ave. W. courtroom.
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Then he turned to warmly greet his supporters.
"This is not a drama," Budzinsky cautioned.
The judge sentenced Hopperton to nine months; Lewis to four months; and Lankin to 5 1/2 months — before deductions for pre-trial custody — as proposed by the Crown and defence.
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Colorado natural gas and renewable energy industries had big wins during the 2010 legislative session — at the expense of the state's coal mining industry.
Lawmakers approved HB 1001, which pushes the state's utilities to draw 30 percent of their energy from renewable sources by 2020. They also passed HB 1365 — called the "Clean Air-Clean Jobs" act — to review coal-fired power plants on the Front Range that churn out more than 900 megawatts of electricity, with an eye toward slashing emissions levels.
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I created this necklace with grape and purple faceted round beads with silver leaf beads used as spacers. I placed the beads onto beading wire secured it with crimp ends. I attached a pewter toggle clasp for the closure. The necklace is 27.5 inches long not including pendant.
I used wire to form the pendant and attached amethyst bicones and silver beads around the outer edge and silver beads on the inside. I used a smaller wire for the weave on the inside of the pendant. The pendant is approx. 3 inches long and 2.5 inches wide
For the piece in the center, I used wire as the base and a smaller wire to attach the bicones and silver beads. I used the smaller wire to attach it to the center of the pendant.
I created the bail by wrapping wire and coiling the ends then bending it into position for the necklace.
I used 12 mm grape and purple faceted round beads, metal leaf beads, 11/0 metal silver beads, 4 mm amethyst bicones, 10 mm silver beads, 16, 20 and 24 gauge silver craft wire, beading wire, crimp ends, jumprings and a pewter toggle clasp.
Components:12 mm grape faceted beads 12 mm purple faceted beads Leaf beads 11/0 silver metal beads 4 mm amethyst bicones 10 mm silver bead 16 gauge silver craft wire 20 gauge silver craft wire 24 gauge silver craft wire Beading wire Crimp ends Pewter toggle clasp Silver jumprings
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I'm just going to add this one point ... the very fact that answers go around and around should show that christians MUST see this as real, despite
the existence of data that shows it's wrong.
"... we who are alive, who are left until the coming of the Lord" means exactly what it says, and was said by the person who started this belief-circus. It never happened, later writings avoided the fact it never happened, and THAT is typical of how people think.
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The existence of data? Where in your little brain did you find this "data?" You are very confused. Or just enjoy arguing without facts to stir up trouble.
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There is no sense in even trying to deal with these people. They have made their decision based on the cold hard 'facts' of wildly varying opinion and learned material from the far flung corners of the internet.
These are the Google-tards that our world has produced. Young, mouthy pricks who feel they deserve a politically correct, moral high-ground for using big words; and then calling 'Ad Hominem!' without even the slightest idea of it's true meaning.
Stupid as a bricks, and just as dense.
Yes, it's sad to see people like OP. Google-tards! Love it. Yup, I remember my thesis days having to do so without the internet and on a typewriter. Young whipper snappers don't know how easy they have it. But then, they are believing the internet, like you say, which they believe to be pure truth.
OP, I pray you learn the real truth. God told us he is the truth and the way. Lux et Veritas.
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I got news for you. I'm over 50. I didn't google ANYTHING. I researched and did it the old fashioned way. I've got a "religious" library that would make most seminaries jealous. I learned Greek and Hebrew.
Don't come at me with this drivel. Coming to the realization that Christianity was a fraud was the most depressing, soul shattering experience I've had in my life.
I wish it wasn't so. I wish Chrisitanity was true. I was raised to believe. I taught, breathed and lived it for almost 35 years. It was my LIFE. Do you understand that?
You and your ilk have no CLUE what it means to come to a crisis of conscience. Where you have to decide it you are going to continue teaching and preaching information that you know is not true and walk away from your LIFE or just pretend that you don't know anything and go on as before....and NO ONE would know the difference.
That friend, is a HARD decision. One I hope you never have to make.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Gold premiums in India, the world's second biggest bullion consumer, slipped this week as demand eased on expectations of lower prices and relaxation in import curbs.
Premiums slipped to $100 an ounce over the global benchmark, from last week's $120-$130 an ounce, according to dealers.
India celebrated its second-biggest gold buying festival of Akshaya Tritiya last Friday, which along with prevailing wedding demand caused a sharp jump in premiums.
Gold is a popular gift at weddings in India, while Akshaya Tritiya is considered an auspicious day to buy gold for Hindus.
India imposed restrictions on gold imports last year to tighten its trade deficit, including a record 10 percent import duty, prompting scarce supplies and higher premiums.
But speculation that the rules could be eased after the national elections this month has grown.
"Jewellery demand is holding up to an extent but people have been putting off gold purchases on expectations that a new government will cut the duty and ease the rules," said Bachhraj Bamalwa, director with All India Gems and Jewellery Trade Federation, a grouping of more than 300,000 jewellers.
"If the rules are eased, premiums would drop sharply and consumers would rather wait for that," he said.
Bamalwa also said that Akshaya Tritiya sales were about 30 percent lower than last year as consumers were putting off big purchases.
In April 2013, gold prices fell over 10 percent in two days - the biggest such fall in 30 years. The sharp decline in prices sent consumers across Asia rushing to buy gold.
Prices, however, have been volatile since and are even lower than last year's level, making consumers more cautious.
Dealers across other parts of Asia also said demand was much lower than what they saw last year.
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Premiums in Hong Kong were between 80 cents and $1.20 an ounce, he said.
In top buyer China, premiums were about $3 an ounce, while those in Japan and Singapore were unchanged from last week's levels.
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