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434 results found in Driving horses and ponies for sale. Advertise your driving horse or pony for only £6 until sold.
Miniature 3 year old mare for sale with cart and harness.
She is 100% in traffic, very good with kids, she is suitable for any kids. Easy to handle.
Can deliver anywhere, contact for any more info
Price: £875
Location: Ireland
Contact: John
Phone: 00353 864002716
Shetland x Dartmoor mares, 9 years old, passported. Drive as pair or single.
Ridden on lead by young children. Have had coloured foals and very good mums.
Like them to go together but would spilt.
Price: £400 the pair
Location: Briston
Contact: Natasha
Phone: 07867 129808
4 year old Shetland mare, ride and drive. Good in all ways.
Passport and micro chipped. Worked at Appleby this year so mane hogged, growing back nicely
Price: £350
Location: Gatwick
Contact: Jean
Phone: 01306 611042
Mobile: 07900 858327
This is our cob, he is 6 years old. Got loads of experience at both ride and drive. Great in heavy traffic.
Loves the cart can go few hours, husband and son had long journeys out with him.
Only selling as children have lost interest and he doesn't get to go out and its not fair on him. Needs someone who will give him the attention that he needs
Price: £250 ono
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne
Contact: Robert
Phone: 07748 356000
For sale, fantastic 6 year old ride and drive. Not your normal Shetland, she is 110% safe in every way.
Can do anything with her, currently ridden and handled by a 3 year old.
Never sick or sorry, no lami. Only for sale as have just bought a bigger pony.
£650 ono - Sold
Jenny donkey, ride and drive, has been driven on the roads in heavy traffic.
Very genuine little donkey, good to do in all ways. Has also worked in fetes and galas
£450 Ono. - Sold
Sold by Dragon Driving
Ride and drive, been turned away, needs bringing back in to work. Any more details ring me.
Price: £150
Location: Middlesex
Contact: Kirsty
Phone: 07985 374242
Wanted a nice safe little driving pony for a lovely home in the Hampshire countryside. Must be good in traffic and off road.
Permanent home offered. Prefer a pony over 5 with experience. Pony will have company and 24/7 care attention. References can be provided.
Please get in touch if you have a pony that you think will suit. Willing to travel. Many thanks for looking at my advert. Please no more ponies that only no how to go flat out as I have already travelled 100 miles to see misdescribed ponies.
Thank you Sold by Dragon Driving
Lead rein ride and drive schoolmaster available on loan as sadly outgrown.
We would prefer him to stay in Yorkshire or within 50 miles of Doncaster
loan - Sold
Handsome bombproof driving donkey, 10 years old, pure white gelding. Standard size. Genuine rehoming. Bombproof as they come, safe and sound, can be handled, driven by the smallest child.
Easy to do in all ways, box, catch, bath, drive, ride, etc... Excellent stable manners, excellent with other donkeys, ponies, cats, dogs, chickens, traffic, etc...
Up to date with worming, farrier, vacs. Good home only, please call for more info, no time wasters please. Transport can be arranged. More photos on request.
Price: £500
Location: Carmarthenshire
Contact: Zoie
Phone: 07791 990151
Here we have Peggy a red and white 10.2hh 5 year old ride and drive kids pony and what a pony she is. Anybody can ride and drive this mare.
She is 110% in traffic. Photos were taken today. Lovely mane and tail. Will hack out alone or in company.
If you're looking for a good safe and sound pony this is the one. Good to shoe, catch and box. Any more info ring Jr
£300 - Sold
This is Cracker, he is a 9 year old section A ride and drive gelding. He's very very good at his job and has done it most of his life.
This is 1 exceptional pony, also really good in traffic and this pony has side lined to Appleby in wagon.
He's all shod up and ready to go. Good to do in all ways. Shoe, box, catch, wash, etc...
Price: £500 Ono
Location: Willenhall
Contact: Dave
Phone: 07703 290745
Piccolo, a lovely 10.2hh 5 year old gelding driving donkey is for sale, suitable for a novice to take up carriage driving. He is very calm, safe and willing. Good in traffic, bold and confident.
He has competed as a single, pair and as the leader of a team coming first, second and reserve champion at his first three competitions. He would also enjoy leisure farm drives, etc...
He is also a superb leading rein ride and has proved reliable with a four year old child with fancy costumes flapping. Training available for future owner if wanted.
poa - Sold
Deposit Paid, first refusal given.
Tilly and Darcy, 11hh home bred Section A's (unfortunately not green passport), both are rising 5 years old, very friendly kind temperament ponies. Easy to catch, box, feet trim (never need shoes). Up to date with and due 3rd vaccination end of November. They share a stable and will go out with others without a problem.
They have just competed a year of scurry and trials with a junior driver, done all types of obstacles and arches, they also competed at Equifest and behaved impeccably in front of the mass crowds and under the lights, we could not fault them.
Tilly the chestnut roan has also done some in hand showing and had many a 1st place. Fantastic home sought for much loved ponies as we just haven't got the room to stable them. Update: Ponies will be competing at East Anglian equine fair this weekend 25/26 at the Suffolk show ground so can be viewed there.
Price: £1,500 Ono
Location: Windsor
Contact: Lucy Scott
Phone: 07854 638704
Mobile: 07909 821434
Tinkerbell, ride and drive mare 6 year old, 11hh miniature cob, black.
Very good little mare, done all the local drives, not phased by anything.
Kids take her out all the time. Cart and harness available.
Price: £1,800
Location: Waterloovile
Contact: Danny
Phone: 07512 691251
We are looking for a driving pony complete with cart and harness.
Must be very good in traffic, about 11hh or smaller, mare or gelding.
Location: Essex
Contact: Carole
Phone: 07432 720892
3 year old Welsh section C cross full bred mare in foal to foal breed. A1 to ride and drive, baby could drive her.
She is 100% on roads, she stands when asked to, she is not fizzy in any way in traffic. No lumps or bumps. Good to shoe and catch. Hacks out alone and in company.
For sale through no fault of her own due to loss of grazing. No time wasters or day trippers please, for any more info on her please call
£325 £250 ono
Location: Dorset
Contact: Freddie
Phone: 07554 456465
Fabulous little driving pony, registered Section A Glebedale Archie, 5 years old. Was professionally broken to drive 18 months ago but I'm just not finding the time to work him.
He has a positive attitude to work and loves his job, although still a bit green. He would make a fantastic riding pony but I don't have a jockey small enough.
Very loving and great to deal with in every way, all he wants to do is please!
Price: £550
Location: Bromley
Contact: Liz
Phone: 07958 927025
11.2hh ride and drive gelding, has been shown in hand this summer, gets placed every time. Needs his riding to carry on, he does prefer to be driven.
He is 100% on roads, he stands when asked to, he is not fizzy in any way in traffic. He has driven in a pair but not with us.
Timmy is all up to date with vacs, dentist, new shoes on. If you would like more pics please ring
£750 £500 Ovno
Location: Morley
Contact: Julie
Phone: 07816 601310
Mobile: 07512 667938
Registered well bred section A chestnut roan gelding, coming 4 on the 31st of Jan 2015. Rodney is lightly backed and has been broken to drive by previous owner. He is excellent in heavy traffic as we have a very busy main road outside our yard.
He is good to box, would load himself if he could, he is happy to be on his own in field but also good with mares or geldings. Would make very good lead rein pony for 2015.
I bought Rodney for my 9 year old but he has no interest so is being wasted so Rodney is waiting for another little person to love and cuddle. No time wasters or dealers. Rodney is 11.2hh.
£600 £400 ono
Location: Hampshire
Contact: Michelle
Phone: 07730 378175
Mobile: 07966 895824
Melchael Yurianna (Anna), liver chestnut 11.2hh registered Welsh (full green passport) Section A 4 year old mare. Coed Coch, Crossways and Bengad lines. Vaccinated flu and tetanus to July '15. Good to catch, box and shoe and in traffic. Same home 3 + years.
Anna is a very sweet natured biddable little mare who wants to please and is quick to learn. She has been broken to drive for a year and has been lightly competed in driving trials this summer. Anna has good natural paces and was placed 3rd out of 15 in her first dressage competition.
Anna has also been broken to ride and popped a small fence but has not done much ridden work as I have used her primarily for driving. Anna has good straight action and has potential go far in any sphere with somebody who has the time to realise her full potential. Video available on request. Ill health forces sale.
Price: £1,250 ono
Location: New Holland
Contact: Carol
Phone: 07966 373463
3 year old cob mare, she's 11.2hh, ride and drive. 100% in traffic, bombproof, my 9 year old son drives her.
She picks her legs up nicely and does about 18-20 mph. She's already shod and is no problem with a farrier.
She comes with cart and harness as shown in photo. Selling through no fault of her own just loss of grazing. Call any time for more info.
Price: £1,250 Ono
Location: Surrey
Contact: Jimmy
Phone: 07767 878403
Registered Welsh section A mare, approx. 11.2hh, ride and drive. This pony is 7 years old going on 17 years. She is very laid back and looks after her jockey. She has mainly been used as a lead rein pony, but does drive so an asset to all the family.
She is very quiet and 100% in traffic. She has been everywhere and got the t shirt and won many prizes. Pony club, camp, showing, mounted games, jumping, water complexes and even swimming, non of it phases her. She will walk over plastic sheeting and my son can clap and sing whilst riding.
She is great to catch, shoe, load, travel, etc... We have had her for 3 years and she has not put a hoof wrong and seems to know she has a little one on board. This is a very sad sale of a special pony so 5* knowledgeable home is a must.
Price: £999
Location: Northants
Contact: Kate
Phone: 01604 830847
Mobile: 07889 947213
11.2hh small driving gelding, 4 years old. Absolutely anybody's drive, from grandma to grandchild. Kind quiet nature.
Excellent in traffic, goes through water, passes hedge trimmers, lawn mowers, lorries without any bother at all. Happily jogs along. Good with farrier, shoe, catch, stable, trailer.
Shod, wormed and microchipped. Good home wanted for this sweet pony. Sorry no harness or cart with pony but can be seen driving.
Price: £495
Location: Essex
Contact: Sharon Scarlett
Phone: 07947 331873
Pair of Dartmoor hill ponies, aprox 11.2hh. A smart pair with good action. They have been together since foals.
They will trot on for miles, through the villages. Driven by novice, through the heaviest of traffic.
Ring for more details.
£2,000 £1,600 Ono
Location: Derbyshire
Contact: Roy
Phone: 07831 886333
Stunning small cob gelding . Between 11 and 12hh. 2 years old. Has just been broke been in a cart 5 or 6 times perfect in traffic just needs more time spent with him.
Just been shod. Comes with brand new harness. Will make perfect little ride and drive. Perfect on tether or in field .
Price: £295 ono
Location: Kent
Contact: Sarah
Phone: 07946 729729
Driving pony, 11.3hh registered Hackney pony stallion, 7 years old, dark bay nearly black. Broken to harness, will drive in 2 or 4 wheeled cart.
Drives lovely, currently being schooled/trained for winter indoor driving and is fit and ready for upcoming season.
Easy pony to handle in and out of the stable. Good to shoe, box, clip. Will make a super pony for pleasure or competition.
Price: £900 ono
Location: Kent
Contact: Amanda Sparrowhawk
Phone: 07974 625618
11.3hh driving and ride black gelding, blaze and two white socks, 5 years old. Sweet nature, excellent safe pony to drive, brilliant on roads, with lawnmowers, hedge strimmers, lorries, tractors.
Done more driving than riding, would make an ideal mothers drive, child's pony club pony with a bit more ridden schooling. Excellent to load in trailer, has been shod, but currently barefoot.
No vices. Passported. Looking for a good home for this dear little pony as I can no longer keep him.
Price: £550
Location: Essex
Contact: Sharon Scarlett
Phone: 07947 331873
Black and white 3 year old colt, has been ridden and driven, needs bringing on. Well marked little colt.
Price: £400 Ono
Location: Willenhall
Contact: Dave
Phone: 07703 290745
Gem, 11.3hh should make 12.2hh, 3 year old ride and drive Shetland x cob mare. Very quiet, easy to catch, load, clip, good with the blacksmith.
Passported and microchipped. Never silly, strong or spooky in open fields, perfect for a kids pony.
Phone calls only as texts won't be answered, thanks.
£480 £430 Ono
Location: M6 Junction 10
Contact: Pat
Phone: 07979 341908
Beautiful Welsh section A filly. Our lovely girl Ruby is for sale due to lack of time with work commitments.
She is 2.5 years old and has just been broken to drive in a very busy place surrounded by heavy traffic. She has a very good mouth and would early be broken to ride.
She has the potential to be a great show pony. She will make 12-12.2hh. For more info please ring. No time wasters and loving homes only please.
Price: £350
Location: Bishop Auckland
Contact: Dave
Phone: 07759 248000
Winton Chive, registered Welsh section A gelding, 5 years old. Super driving pony.
Has competed in the show ring and one indoor event, takes it all in his stride. Lives in or out.
He is good in all ways, would suit beginner or experienced driver. No vices.
Price: £700 ono
Location: Builth Wells Wales
Contact: Jamie Baldwin
Phone: 01591 620706
Mobile: 07919 037796
Welsh driving pony, 3 year old 12hh filly. Drives on her own or with other horses on the road or off road.
Very willing little pony. Will box no problem. New set of shoes.
Microchip and passport. Any questions please contact, thank you.
Price: £300
Location: Worksop
Contact: Oliver
Phone: 07414 859427
Super little blue and white stepping pony. Two year old colt. The Blue Prince is just 12hh and has an abundance of feather. His sire is the top class Irish stepping stallion Kerry's Kingdom. Prince doesn't need heavy shoes, long feet or weights, he has natural step.
He will mature into a lovely pony to pull a small dray, mini wagon, etc... Any child would love him as he is a gentleman to work with. He was recently broken to drive and has carried full harness. Quiet to drive, box and shoe. Only for sale as he is totally wasted in his present home.
His Canadian leather trotting harness is also for sale separately and will be listed in the harness sector. Very realistic price for this unusual pony (this does not reflect the quality of the pony but today's market). We are based in Northern Ireland but delivery can be easily arranged. Reduce, must sell.
£575 £375
Location: Downpatrick
Contact: Helen
Phone: 07909 923760
Shifty, grey driving gelding, 5 years old. He loves to drive for fun, forward going with a bit of spark to him but safe.
Moves well and has a good pace to him. Been driven by the children and not fazed by the heaviest of traffic.
Wormed, passported and ready to go.
Price: £600
Location: Cardiff
Contact: S&B Brinks
Phone: 07969 695248
My lads selling his ride and drive colt, he's 12hh. This colt is like a filly he's that quiet.
My lad is 11 years old and drives him all by himself, it's like the pony has done it for 20 years.
You won't find a quieter little horse for the money. Offers welcome
Price: £450 Ono
Location: Willenhall
Contact: Dave
Phone: 07703 290745
Rocky is a 5 year old part bred Arab / unreg Welsh. Shown at county level as a youngster being placed and winning. He has been there and done it in-hand. Was broken to ride as a 3 year old. Ridden last summer but due to no small jockey not done much since. He was broken to drive this summer and has turned into a fab driving pony proving very easy to drive.
He is good in all traffic and is a forward but very safe drive. Ridden he will hack out alone or with others go first or last doesn't get strong. He does small bucks going into canter (not every time) but think with more time and schooling this will stop. Easy to catch, load, farrier (shod all round) can live in or out, doesn't need exercising everyday.
Up to date with all vacs and teeth. This is a very sad sale of a much loved pony but he just didn't grow big enough for me. Same home since a foal. Would also loan with view to buy. Can email more photos and a video.
Price: £1,200 OVNO
Location: Cambridge
Contact: Claire
Phone: 07960 859235
3 year old colt standing about 12hh no bigger. He has just been broken to drive. Very quiet, will make a lovely kids pony.
Not coltish at all. He is a very well bred pony.
Price: £350
Location: Northumberland
Contact: Sharon
Phone: 07858 230468
Ride and drive stallion, 12hh, very tight little cob. Shod up ready to go.
Drives in the heaviest of traffic, ideal for the drives.
Will take px or swap, try me. Cart and harness available also.
Price: £450 ono
Location: Hartlepool
Contact: Kay
Phone: 07944 294560
Here we have Tommy a 5 year old 12hh coloured ride and drive gelding with 2 blue eyes. He has masses of hair and feather and built like a tank. This is one pony not to be missed. He is more than 150% bombproof he does his job for fun. Drives open and closed bridle and nothing bothers him. He has been out in the heaviest of traffic and also in the dark. He is very forward going, not a novice drive.
He drives and rides like a dream though because he knows his job very well. He can be ridden with or with out saddle. Has driven 140 miles to Appleby in 2013. He also lives in or out and works the chain too.
This is a very sad sale but he will make someone very happy and will give someone great satisfaction when using him. Pics don't do much justice you must see him to believe how nice he really is. Priced to sell. Update: Tommy is nervous around people due to previous home situation but doesn't affect his riding and driving
£1,000 £400 Ono
Location: Walsall
Contact: Sarah
Phone: 07803 850111
Welsh cob, 12hh, old fashioned type, plenty of bone, and action. The quietest stallion you will ever get.
Bombproof in traffic and to do anything with, comes in our garden with the children like a pet.
He is a one off. 4 years old.
Price: £5,000
Location: West Sussex
Contact: Jason Vine
Phone: 01243 543216
Mobile: 07546 484128
12hh blue and white colt. A very well bred pony. 3 years old. Just been broken to drive.
Not a bad bone in him. Selling as a full yoke.
Price: £1,000
Location: Northumberland
Contact: Sharon
Phone: 07858 230468
Gurnos Welsh Donny Darko, 12hh (approx.) 5 year old registered section C gelding. Pretty little gelding with the best of the Welsh performance bloodline on both sides (Lodeside Edwin Star x Gurnos Welsh Joy).
Arthur is a happy little ride and drive pony who was broken last autumn and been brought on quietly. He has 3 correct paces with a beautiful trot and has just started to jump a small course. He would be an ideal 2nd pony for any confident young rider driver or would also suit a novice driver of any age.
No vices, never bucked or reared. He does have the top of one of his ears missing but this does not affect him in any way and is not head shy, it just adds a little more character to him. Plenty more photos available on request
Price: £750
Location: Merthyr Tydfil
Contact: Vicki
Phone: 07736 322859
Pair of spotted ponies, approx 12hh, around 6 years old. Not been driven for 12 months ut previously driven and were very good with traffic
Price: Open to sensible offers
Location: Martock, Somerset
Contact: John
Phone: 07836 235878
4 year old 12.1h stallion, broken to ride and drive, very good in traffic.
Very thick and heavy. Good driving horse.
For sale due to personal health reasons.
£450 £325 ono
Location: Coundon
Contact: Walter
Phone: 07939 598116
12.1hh Welsh chestnut x Hackney mare rising 4 years old for sale. Complete turnout (cart and harness). Driven regularly on main busy roads by novice and 14 year old son. Brill in the heaviest of traffic.
Passported, microchipped, up to date with jabs and worming. Can be turned out out with mares and geldings. Call for more info. To good home only.
She's a lovely mare, sad sale, if you want a safe steady driving pony then this is the one for you, she's fab!
Price: £850 ono
Location: Horndean, Hampshire
Contact: Caroline Hannam
Phone: 07786 031598
Red and white stallion, 7 years old, 12.1hh, ride and drive.
Very quiet. Well bred. For more information contact Tony, no time wasters please.
Sensible offers will be considered.
£1,695 £1,600
Location: West Midlands
Contact: Tony
Phone: 07434 304914
The one and only Jackpot pony, this is possibly the sweetest stepping cob in the UK today. For his size (12.1hh) this cob has been on a lot of drives and turned a lot of heads with such a style for a cob of his size and stamp.
This horse is as gentle as they come with a heart of a lion when he's between the shafts. He's done the New Forest drive which is over 30 miles and come in the gate as good as he went out.
This is one sweet animal with his tiny head, short back and dripping in feather. Serious asset to any breeder or serious show cob. Coming 6 years old. One in a million. No day dreamers or time wasters, serious enquiries only !
Price: poa
Location: South Coast
Contact: Billy
Phone: 07514 619710
Mobile: 07703 436146
Sad sale of our 12.1hh ride and drive pony, with all her gear. Very easy to do, never sick nor sorry. Never had shoes (strong feet). Been used as lead rein and 2nd pony.
Huge jump, forward going. Mainly been used as a driving pony, very safe and very voice responsive. Lives in or out, happily stables with others.
Comes complete with 4 wheel braked cart (in very good condition), harness (rather worn so could do with replacing), saddle, bridle, rugs, etc...
£1,800 £1,500 ono
Location: Buntingford. Hertfordshire
Contact: Erica
Phone: 07816 519177
4 year old 12.1hh black and white gelding, ride and drive. Anybody's drive.
Lovely genuine pony. Been on loads of drives. Good to box, shoe, etc...
Can deliver for price of fuel
Price: £600 Ono
Location: Wrexham
Contact: Dave
Phone: 01978 751833
Mobile: 07723 954493

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- Memorable!OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 10/29/2014Dined at Habitat couple weeks ago, after the restaurant was highly recommended to me by friends. High quality ingredients, well-crafted dishes, attention to details in plating, attentive (yet not overbearing) service - this is what separates average restaurant from upscale dining. And Habitat is meets all these criteria of fine dining. Located inside swanky Freemont hotel - decor and lighting adds to a nice intimate ambiance inside. Chef uses only seasonal ingredients. We were impressed by flavors - I had red snapper and my husband had black cod. Aged meat carpaccio appetizier was fantastic as well. Despite being fairly expensive venue (plan to spend around $200 for two) - it was well worth it.Special Features:
- Difficult to find, but worth itOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/26/2014I wasn't aware that Habitat was a restaurant IN a hotel lobby. Probably because I am oblivious. But the dining room, the service, and the food were WELL worth finding. Had a great table next to the kitchen, with a great view of all that was going on. Fun for a foodie.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thank you!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/25/2014Our recent visit to Habitat was a nice treat - we had family visiting from out of town, and wanted them to see the classy side of Pittsburgh. Everyone loved the food, and even picky eaters had no problem finding something they enjoyed. Definitely a special occasion spot for my budget, but well worth it.Special Features:
- HabitatAltoonaEdDined on 10/24/2014We had dinner here with two other couples. We were impressed with the multiple menus that took into account folks with dietary limitations or preferences. Lobster & grits were very good as was the snapper. Overall our group had a very pleasant & enjoyable dining experience. The restaurant would have been easier to find had we known it was in the Fairmont Hotel. But then again, we might not have chosen a hotel restaurant.Special Features:
- Good not GreatRob7Dined on 10/24/2014I expected this restaurant to be excellent and it came up a little short. The mushroom bisque was too heavy on too heavy on the cream and too light on the mushroom. The scallops were very good. The wait staff and bar staff could use a little polishing for such a high end hotel restaurant.
- Great Birthday CelebrationmrsoxDined on 10/24/2014We celebrated a birthday at Habitat. Food was great, service was fabulous. Recommend to all.Special Features:
- New fall menu delectableSerenityDined on 10/18/2014From the vegetable terrine appetizer to the scallops or roasted Amish chicken to the delectable pear dessert with cinnamon ice cream it was an enticing delicious meal! I has expected more on the ambiance side from description but overall was nice and simple. Entree prices a bit high (28$ for chicken) and pay extra for sides but worth it in the end.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/15/2014parking is a problem. The valet parking is very expensive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Check the Dictionary - It is There!SwenseVIPDined on 10/15/2014A habitat is defined in Merriam-Webster dictionary as the place where something is commonly found; a natual environment for a species. In the case of "Habitat" - the Restaurant, the "Diner" becomes the species that finds this place so natural. From the moment you reach the welcoming desk and through to your departure, the "Diner" will be enveloped in a habitat strictly tailored to your needs and requirements within the environment that is "Habitat". It is a complete package - summing up to the fact that the Management, Hosts and Hostesses, Wait Staff, and Kitchen Staff at Habitat, in my opinion, offer the best dining experience in downtown Pittsburgh!! Thank you all for your efforts!! Scottish Salmon medium rare - melts in your mouth!!Special Features:
- Parking situation needs addressedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/14/2014The food is great and the service is excellent. My one complaint is the parking situation. For what you spend on dinner, I think the hotel should offer free parking or at least a discount on parking. Paying $20 to park to spend $200 at the restaurant is not appealing to me. I would be remiss to return because of that when so many downtown restaurants offer free or discounted valet parking.Special Features:
- Habitatwas2000Dined on 10/11/2014Excellent food prep. Service for our group of six was outstanding. Only negative - the bourbon drink I ordered did seem to be mostly ice.Special Features:
- So amazing!Nat0484Dined on 10/10/2014Everytime I bring a friend to Habitat they are always blown away by the exceptional service (our waiter Phil was amazing!) and the accommodating menu (good for vegans and those with other dietary restrictions) as well as the creative and delicious dishes. The pumpkin soup was the best soup I've ever had!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent for pre-show dinnerjt55Dined on 10/10/2014Very good food, excellent service, convenient parking, and a quick walk to the Cultural District theaters.Special Features:
- Unique menu selectionsYummyDined on 10/10/2014The choices from appetizers to main courses to sides and desserts made it difficult to make a selection. We loved the fact that the beef and other items were from local farms. The martinis were excellent as well.Special Features:
- Cassoulet Ole!!!SwenseVIPDined on 10/9/2014Red snapper served over cannelloni bean cassoulet with andouille sausage. Stupendous. Fresh grilled asparagus as a side.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as usual!DonVDined on 10/8/2014We love Habitat! It is great before a show and the food is always delicious. The service is impeccable. Raj, our server, was the best!Special Features:
- lunch for four at habitatbarneyDined on 10/8/2014we enjoyed our lunch very much from the valets to the server everyone was very pleasant. The food presentation and taste were excellent. Nice quiet atmosphere to have lunch and still be able to have a conversation. We will be looking forward to coming back in the future.Special Features:
- fabulous foodtexastravellerDined on 10/5/2014Fabulous food, really lovely waiter, a fantastic find in Pittsburgh.Special Features:
- Upscale DiningangeatsoutDined on 10/5/2014Lovely presentation, food was very good, local or sustainable foods are their signature. Very modern architecture, with artistic flair. Has a gallery look. Felt luxurious in a way. Quite expensive. Preparation was unique, not your regular fare.Special Features:
- "Sea" for yourselfSwenseVIPDined on 10/2/2014For this business dinner both of us chose the beet salad as an appetizer and the lobster as a main course. Suffice it to say that all plates were completely empty after each course. Deelishiissss!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent ServicesleighDined on 9/28/2014We went to Habitat before a matinee at Heinz Hall, so we were on a tight schedule. One of our party opted for the brunch buffet, which turned out to be an excellent option, with a wide variety of choices. Our server also told us, if there was anything we didn't see at the buffet but wanted, we only had to ask. Two others in our party opted to order off the menu, one of whom is extremely picky. She was pleased with her lunch and we all found the food quality to be exceptional. The most outstanding feature of Habitat, however, was our incredible server. She was warm, thoughtful, and attentive. Overall, I would give Habitat high marks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Downtown OptionJustafoodieDined on 9/27/2014First - our server, Raj, was great. He was attentive, but not bothersome and he had excellent suggestions. We ordered the dishes he recommended and loved them. He also pointed out which things were large and therefore best shared. We wanted to be relatively quick because we were going to see a musical, and the service easily accommodated us. we will definitely go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good ingredients, tasty food, $$$$$DukeMateoDined on 9/27/2014Thought we'd try a hotel-based restaurant near the theatre district. Habitat did not disappoint. Excellent service combined with wonderful presentation and top notch ingredients made this just the ticket for date night/dinner and a show. We had modest portions to be sure but the appetizers were exquisite and the mains of halibut and duck (always tough to get right - slight pun intended) were first class. Our only regret was that we didn't have time for dessert. Be aware though that if you add a nice wine you'll be north of $100 each for the experincene.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Food in PittsburghKfromPADined on 9/25/2014For special occasions my friend and I love to dine at Habitat. The food is locally grown, the menu is seasonal, and the dishes are out of this world! If you go this fall, make sure to try the potato and leek soup, which was our favorite part of our meal during our recent visit. I'm already looking forward to our next dinner there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic!PrefersNotToCookDined on 9/24/2014Habitat was a fantastic dinner celebration for my parents anniversary. We had asked for a table near the kitchen since it's fun to watch all the food prep. Nathaniel was a great server. The food is delicious, creative, and presented beautifully.Special Features:
- PleasantOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/24/2014Enjoyed the food very much. I found the service to be a bit slow, particularly when there was hardly anyone in the restaurant, which I did not understand.
- best service everHost25Dined on 9/22/2014Dined for a late birthday celebration and Phil N was our server. He was AMAZING, the birthday girl loved him. And the food was delicious paired with a nice bottle of wine and a an unforgettable dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely casual but high class diningmslumDined on 9/18/2014Nice setting, great food, and a very pleasant overall experience, without being stuffy. This place should definitely be more popular but I think people who are not staying at the hotel don't realize it is there.Special Features:
- Food is fine service strugglesSnackmasterVIPDined on 9/18/2014The food here is nice...but the service struggles. We had a reservation for lunch on a business day and our server continually wandered away and disappeared to the point that we were worried about getting out on time. In the end it worked out.
- AnniversarykatiepotatieDined on 9/13/2014We came to Habitat for our first wedding anniversary, and we are very happy with our experience. Our waiter, Rajesh, was outstanding; he was very knowledgeable about the menu and made excellent recommendations. Every person who came to our table at one point or another during the evening wished us a happy anniversary, even the man behind the bar as we were leaving. The food was delicious and unique, and the cocktails were amazing. We had a lovely evening and are so happy we chose Habitat for our special occasion - they clearly made an extraordinary effort to make it special for us.Special Features:
- Saturday evening dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/13/2014The restaurant was excellent! The service was top notch, the food, wonderful, dessert was great! We will return to this venue, and recommend to others as well. Foodies, lovers, and first dates, all will be pleased! The restaurant offers an open floor plan that seems intimate at the same time. The spice in the food was not over-powering and the blend of tastes was right-on.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's a Habit-tatSwenseVIPDined on 9/10/2014This week I had the lobster tail and decided to accompany it with a side of snap/snow peas with pecorino. The lobster was exquisit. the peas tasted as if the chef had just picked them off the vine. Local products are so, so enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too much of a hotel restaurantDomDomDined on 9/6/2014Habitat is an architecturally impressive space - as is the rest of the Fairmont. It has an identity - from the locally-sourced produce to the Andy Warhol-inspired artwork. Trouble is, you scratch the surface and it's a conventional hotel restaurant. It's big - ie seldom full - and the way that the room is lit take away any intimacy from the space. The lack of atmosphere is even more telling in a part of the city that now has a vibrant and emerging restaurant scene. Servers in suits or waistcoats with name badges deliver the food, for example, where piercings and tattoos are more de rigeur at the local competitors. The food is patchy too - there are some nice dishes and attractive presentation, but much of the menu is poorly executed.Special Features:
- good but definitely not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014The menu was interesting and had the potential to be great, but fell short. The naan bread appetizer was amazing. I had the cauliflower and sunchokes and it would have been better if it were cooked longer (my cauliflower was practically raw - I almost had to ask for a steak knife to cut it) and it would have been far better if there were more of the tarragon sauce (there was just a smear on the plate basically). The mushroom risotto was good. The people I dined with said pretty much the same thing - the arctic char had too much bacon and was too salty, the chicken dish was good, the steak and macaroni and cheese that someone ordered looked excellent and would have been a better choice.Special Features:
- Hotel Restaurants?OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 8/31/2014Hotel Restaurants are a hit or miss. Miss in many cases. I booked the restaurant not realizing it was a hotel restaurant, my bad - was intrigued by reviews of organic locally sourced food. Would not have done so had I known. They seated us at an awkward table, in the middle of a room where noise just bounced around the room making it hard to carry out a conversation. They got an entree order wrong - hard to make amends when that happens. The food was mixed - so averages fair.
- As AlwaysSwenseVIPDined on 8/28/2014All of the food was delicious - well prepared, well plated, well presented by excellent wait staff. I have not found any restaurant in downtown Pittsburgh that meets the standards demonstrated at Habitat!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love the restaurant!RellenVIPDined on 8/27/2014We enjoy introducing people to the restaurant since the food, ambiance and service is first-rate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- This is becoming a Habit-tat!!SwenseVIPDined on 8/26/2014Brought a 2 colleagues with me to Habitat. They raved about the place, as i have on all previous occasions. Between the food, the service and the ambiance - hard to pick which is better - as all 3 are THE BEST.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I enjoyed the food.ClaudeDined on 8/25/2014The steak was delicious, one of the best I've had. Service is timely. Overall, good experience. This is a great place for business' lunches and dinners and for hot dates as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LunchAprilVIPDined on 8/25/2014Great place for a lunch "hour." Service is fast and food is delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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It may seem a stretch to include a pop group from England in a list of some of the greatest startup teams of all time but the success of The Beatles is due not only to fad and the whimsical tides of fashion. The "Fab Four" did not just ride the wave of the times, they influenced it. They were game changers—they were disruptors.
At a time when most musical acts in the pop world were having their songs written for them by others, or choosing to make a living regurgitating cover songs already known to the listening public, The Beatles' recorded music was almost entirely original and the songwriting duo of John Lennon and Paul McCartney created some of the most memorable songs of the rock era. By the end of the 1960s the trend was for pop and rock groups to write their own music, instilled with their own essence yet mindful of the world surrounding them, and The Beatles, along with other artists such as Bob Dylan, were perhaps the most influential to that end.
There were, of course, the details which set the group apart – a unique and different set of personalities, the hair cuts (bowl cuts were considered long, feminine style), and the matching outfits – which charmed fans and which manager, Brian Epstein, exploited as only a top-notch marketing mind could.
Were there foibles? Indeed (Magical Mystery Tour, Apple Corp., Maharishi Mahesh Yogi) but their failures seem miniscule and petty to mention when viewed alongside their accomplishments.
If we're going to judge them as entrepreneurs, I suppose it only makes sense to consider their success on paper: John, Paul, George and Ringo sold an estimated 2,303,500,000 records, their music spent 175 weeks in the #1 spots of billboard record charts (1,278 weeks total on billboard charts), with an untold amount of revenue from merchandising and paraphernalia, and have yet to be surpassed as the greatest group of all time.
Google's Larry Page & Sergey Brin
Eureka moments are exciting when recounted as part of a startup story and one of the most well known among those in the tech sphere is probably Larry Page's midnight epiphany that he could download the internet and sell it back to the world. It sounds crazy but, in a sense, that's what he did. Or, rather, his company reorganized the internet according to his PageRank system, allowing those in search of knowledge find what they were looking for more easily and efficiently. Originally operating as part of Stanford University's website, Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) broke away and surpassed the 1 billion visitor milestone in May of 2011.
Today Google's ubiquity is profound. No longer just a search engine, the company's reach delves into mobile operating systems, advertising/marketing, productivity tools, world mapping, tablets, applications etc. etc. etc. Brin and Page – along with former CEO, current chairman, Eric Schmidt – elevated the company to a $226+ billion market capitalization with annual revenues of almost $38 billion (2011).
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Microsoft's Bill Gates & Paul Allen
Two friends with a talent for programming and a business savvy that positioned their company's products in the most advantageous way possible catapulted Microsoft into the stratosphere, making it the most successful operating system and software company on the planet. It's business relationship with IBM and its sensible suite of productivity applications made its creations the standard innards of most personal computers of the modern era.
Later business expansions into gaming (Xbox) and its largest acquisition to date, Skype, show the company positioning itself to maintain relevance in the future. Its movement into the mobile computing and phone market has yielded the development of Metro, a sleek, modern design language used in its smartphone products. The company currently shows a market cap of over $258 billion.


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There are a lot of different ways that Intel could have deployed its 22-nanometer wafer-baking process to cook up the "Haswell" variants of the Xeon E3-1200 v3 processors, but the tactic they chose was to bring the low-power benefits inherent in the Haswell design to bear for entry servers, workstations, and the emerging media- …
"This SDK supports applications coded for both Windows,"
Asphinctersayswhat ?
Give us 22nm E5/E7 CPU's and then we're talking...
It's still a little bit of a joke that Ivy Bridge EP hasn't arrived yet.
We've been holding off on quite a number of server purchases because we firmly do not believe in purchasing CPU's which are still sitting on the 32nm process and unfortunately for everyone requiring SMP solutions right now you don't really have much of a choice as E3 Xeon's are strictly for single socket solutions only.
This is of particular annoyance for us as we generally give our servers an estimated operation life of five years. And when you're talking about this kind of time-frame the difference between 100W and 70W for instance does add up (especially since you need to consider that a hotter CPU doesn't just eat more power - you'll also require additional power to keep things nice and chilled).
Come on Intel.
Is the better IPC of Haswell similar to 0.2GHz?If yes,i will not upgrade my 1245V2.
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Can you imagine Natalie Portman and Scarlett Johansson playing rival sisters in a historical movie? And not just any kind of movie, but one about treachery, treason and hidden incestuous affairs? Well, apparently the two smoking hot actresses have done just that - and it seems to have worked out very nicely. W magazine seems to have noticed the huge bombshell potential such a collaboration could have on the imagination of every gay, lesbian or straight person or couple in the world who's got a clue about Scarlett and Natalie, and decided to shoot a pictorial featuring the two unlikely "sisters". And boy, did they make an excellent job of it.
The photos show the two actresses wearing provocative, tight corset dresses, high heels and some pretty heavy make-up, posing either separately or together with their arms around one another and accompanied by a dog. The photo shoot is part of Portman and Johansson's promotional campaign for the movie I was telling you about, "The Other Boleyn Girl", which hits theaters on February 29th and is based on the best-selling novel of the same name written by Philippa Gregory. The novel tells the story of sisters Anne and Marry Boleyn, who fight for the affection of the infamous king Henry VIII. The trick is that the seemingly quiet and innocent Portman plays Anne Boleyn (the scheming sibling who eventually steals her sister's lover and marries him), while the sassy and dangerous-looking Johansson plays the quiet and innocent Mary Boleyn.
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Last week Hollywood (Fla.) Chaminade tight end Octavious Darby told us that he may have a decision…
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Denver Broncos linebacker Joe Mays has been suspended for one game and fined $50,000 by NFL vice president of football operations Merton Hanks for an illegal hit against a defenseless player, the league announced. Mays was penalized for roughing the passer in the third quarter for an illegal hit to the head of Houston Texans quarterback Matt Schaub.
Mays may not practice this week or be at the team practice facility or stadium for any other activities during the suspension. He will be reinstated on Monday, October 1. Under the Collective Bargaining Agreement, the suspension may be appealed within three business days and an expedited hearing and decision would take place this week in advance of Sunday's game. Appeals are heard and decided by either Art Shell or Ted Cottrell, the officers jointly appointed and compensated by the NFL and NFLPA to decide appeals of on-field player discipline.
Rule 12, Section 2, Article 7 of the NFL Rule Book states: "It is a foul if a player initiates unnecessary contact against a player who is in a defenseless posture. (a) Players in a defenseless posture are: (1) A player in the act of or just after throwing a pass."
Mays was in violation of Rule 12, Section 2, Article 7(b)(1) which sets forth the following prohibited contact against a player who is in a defenseless posture:
"Forcibly hitting the defenseless player's head or neck area with the helmet, facemask, forearm, or shoulder, regardless of whether the defensive player also uses his arms to tackle the defenseless players by encircling or grasping him."
Mays' actions also violated Rule 12, Section 2, Article 8(c) which provides:
(c) In covering the passer position, Referees will be particularly alert to fouls in which defenders impermissibly use the helmet and/or facemask to hit the passer, or use hands, arms, or other parts of the body to hit the passer forcibly in the head or neck area (see also the other unnecessary roughness rules covering these subjects). A defensive player must not use his helmet against a passer who is in a defenseless posture—for example, (1) forcibly hitting the passer's head or neck area with the helmet or facemask, regardless of whether the defensive player also uses his arms to tackle the passer by encircling or grasping him; or (2) lowering the head and making forcible contact with the top/crown or forehead/"hairline" parts of the helmet against any part of the passer's body. This rule does not prohibit incidental contact by the mask or non-crown parts of the helmet in the course of a conventional tackle on a passer.
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- 2 duck breasts
- 1 Tablespoon Vegetable Oil
- 1/4 Cup Orange Juice
- 2 Tablespoon Grated Orange Peel
- 1/2 Cup Can Peaches, Pureed
- 1/2 Cup Can Pineapple, Pureed
- 1/3 Cup Whipping Cream
- 1 Teaspoon Bacon Drippings
- 2 Tablespoon Butter
- 1/2 Teaspoon Chopped Fresh Garlic
- 1 Teaspoon Tomato Paste
- 1 Cup Chicken Broth
- 1 Tablespoon Clover Honey
- In a large cast iron skillet, heat oil, add 1 tablespoon butter and bacon drippings.
- When the oil is hot, add mushrooms and sauté for about two minutes.
- Remove mushrooms and set aside.
- Add garlic.
- Brown duck breasts on both sides.
- Remove and set aside.
- Add remaining butter and reduce heat to simmer.
- When the butter is melted add orange rind, tomato paste, chicken broth, orange juice, and honey.
- Stir over moderate heat until mixture comes to a boil.
- Add pineapple and peach, bring back to a boil.
- Place breasts in a large pot and coat with sauce.
- Cook over low heat about 20 minutes.
- Arrange breasts on heat-proof serving platter.
- Whisk whipped cream into sauce and add mushrooms.
- Spoon sauce over breasts and place in the broiler.
- Brown lightly and serve.
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Friday, October 17, 2014
Good news! ALL of my online art classes have been extended to MARCH 2015! WOO HOO! To celebrate the classes have been marked down! All classes on sale. A wide variety of art classes with step by step instruction. Come join the fun. ALSO, very soon I will be releasing a BRAND NEW class, so stay tuned for that too!
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Monday, May 12, 2014
Happy Monday!
I am taking some time today to do some funny little cat face expressions in my sketchbook.
Have a great week!
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Sunday, April 20, 2014
Painting LARGE
Lately I have been experimenting with painting LARGE. I am known for my little paintings, so this is something new. I love painting small because I can really get right into the painting and focus. Working big is a whole different feeling! I have to really look around and use my whole arm to paint instead of just my hand.
Painting large means using bigger brushes and larger brush strokes.
It is challenging and sometimes I feel I have to tone down my usual palette because it becomes over powering at such a large scale.
For fun, I am trying out some abstract paintings. I really love it!
I like trying this new art style, but I think I will continue to paint small for the most part. You can always find my new artwork in my etsy shop
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Monday, March 24, 2014
Just one more post about these bags!
Am I swooning over these Society6 bags or what? I have 6 of them, and I keep getting "just one more". I take my envelopes and packages to the post office in them and I love the burst of happy color it brings to my post office trips. Just thought I'd share one of pic of me lovin' on my totes :)
*Photo is of the "For the love of Pugs" tote located in my Society6 shop
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the price of these conferences is obscene.
i could go to TWO full-weekend music festivals for the price of one of these conferences!
ah.. so thankful for student/volunteer rates.
but even if i made $75k, i don't think i'd wanna throw in $700 for a conference (unless the company pays for it).
georgia world congress center fails at providing bike parking. 28.04.14.
ride bike down stairs, hit brick wall, right into the best parking space!
in front of the jane on memorial drive, atlanta, ga.
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I'm totally late on this news: Oakland Planning Director Cuts Off Latham Square Pilot, Lets Cars Back In. sf.streetsblog, 01.11.13.
The Latham Square pilot was supposed to last for six months, but after just six weeks, the widely-lauded, one-block plaza at the foot of Telegraph Avenue is no longer car-free. "The pilot program of having the pedestrian-only area was cut short and one southbound lane was reopened to cars without any warning to pedestrians," said Jonathan Bair, board president of Walk Oakland Bike Oakland.
not the headline news—i was up-to-date on that.. but about the new planning director:
Flynn came to Oakland in March, having previously worked at a planning firm based in Abu Dhabi, following a stint as planning director of Richmond, Virginia, in 2011.
ummm??? i don't see how previous work in those kinds of cities would translate well to oakland, a much more different place. i don't know how the heck she got selected to be director..
When asked for data on Latham Square's use, she said, "We don't know how to measure pedestrian and bicycle activity."
I know there are lots of great planners out there with experience and who are more in tune with Oakland/East Bay communities—how did they not get the job instead of this lady??!!
The rainbows along Castro Street have been replaced with an unflattering orange time being while the two blocks at the heart of San Francisco's gayborhood are under heavy construction.
The street is being rebuilt with wider sidewalks, safer crosswalks and crossings, a host of amenities like more bike parking, outdoor seating, better landscaping, improvements to the corner plaza, and so on.
Sidewalks will be widened up to 10 feet on each side, but not at the expense of parking it's coming out of the 21 foot travel lanes. It's a situation that encourages double parking and creates a pedestrian traffic jam for the tens of thousands who walk Castro daily. The lanes will be narrowed to 11 feet and there are four car parking spaces being lost, but for dozens of motorcycle and scooter spaces.
Construction had been planned to take six months with a reopening in October, but a decision was made to tackle both side of the street at once with major work done by the middle of June, just in time for Pride.
crosspost from my class blog [USP556].
about the freakonomics podcast on "The perfect crime," 01.05.14.
"The perfect crime"—which is one where the perpetrator can get away with the crime—is to, while driving, hit and kill a pedestrian. Chances are high, especially in New York, that the driver will barely be punished.
There have been some outcry recently in New York City, San Francisco, and other cities about the unacceptable traffic fatalities and lack of punishment. Activists are calling for cities to implement Vision Zero plans to increase pedestrian safety and traffic enforcement toward the goal of zero traffic fatalities.
In this podcast, experts shared their knowledge on what's behind pedestrian fatalities. Annual pedestrian fatalities have dropped significantly over the last decade (Table 1), yet pedestrian fatalities as a share of total traffic fatalities have increased from 11% to 14%.
Robert Noland, director of the Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers, said that the decrease in pedestrian fatalities came about because more people got into cars. More people in cars means less people as pedestrians. Add the fact that roads in America were built to privilege cars, and our country ends up with high pedestrian and bicyclist traffic deaths.
Freeways are efficient and safe at moving traffic because they are closed systems. Traffic engineers sought to copy this into cities, and created arterial roads. Arterials are dangerous because they were built to move traffic at high speeds, but there are intersections and other road users. Separate infrastructure for each mode is safe, but infrastructure that mixes different users creates conflicts and fatal outcomes.
The overall goal in traffic management is to keep cars and pedestrians (and bicyclists) off the same infrastructure at the same point in time. Dubner relates that Minneapolis has a pedestrian bridge system totalling 11-miles of foot-traffic only, and is one of the safest cities in America for pedestrians. As 73 percent of all pedestrian fatalities occur in cities, it is crucial to make pedestrian infrastructure safer, such as creating buffer space between sidewalk and vehicle lanes, and punishing drivers who fail to yield to pedestrians at intersections.
Stephen Wall, a trauma doctor at New York's Bellevue Hospital, closes the podcast by sharing a couple conclusions from analyzing data on patients. Twenty-five percent of all trauma patients who come through his hospital are pedestrians who have been struck by cars. He half-jokingly proposes that all pedestrians should wear helmets. (But I would add that drivers should wear helmets, too.)
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Portraits from Above – Hong Kong's informal rooftop communities by Rufina Wu and Stefan Canham
(via PopUp City)
Hong Kong's rooftops came up yesterday when we were talking about a) my obsession with the film My Life as McDull and b) how public space isn't an amenity or a luxury in urban Asia, it's a necessity and a daily practice.
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Vaughan fights to keep toll records secret
Should the City of Vaughan pay the 407 ETR charges for an employee's daily commute?
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Should the City of Vaughan pay the 407 ETR charges for an employee's daily commute?
That was the question at the heart of an Ontario Superior Court of Justice hearing last week.
The matter arose with a citizen's 2008 Freedom of Information request for the toll records of now retired planning commissioner John Zipay who was reimbursed $5,297 in 2009 and $6,383 in 2010 for toll charges on his city-supplied Jeep Cherokee.
The city clerk redacted the entry and exit points of the requested toll invoices, citing "danger to health and safety" concerns.
Then the city sought a judicial review after it was ordered to release those details in May.
"The provision of this detailed information is akin to stalking," said Dan Michaluk, the municipality's lawyer.
He told the three-judge panel that releasing the details could allow the discernment of "patterns of movement," even though the dates already establish a pattern of weekday travel and the requester has indicated knowledge of Zipay's address from public phone records.
The release of redacted material which "may give some small measure of insight of the portion attributed to work and the portion attributed to personal use," is characterized by Zipay as "personal threat to me," said Michaluk.
But Justice Douglas Cunningham said if Zipay "was concerned about where he lived, he wouldn't publish information in the telephone book. Clearly there was some animus between the requester and this person that seems to be the basis for this. I'm having trouble seeing how the privacy interest is engaged here."
Clearly, Zipay received a "generous benefit," said Michaluk.
"This is an employee who lives — everybody knows — in Burlington and gets in his car and drives to Vaughan and drives home.
"Whether this vehicle is driven on the 407 for work or personal use, he gets 100 per cent reimbursement. Some may feel that's a generous benefit, but the existence of that benefit is public."
According to Zipay's 2004 employee contract, "all expenses related to the vehicle provided will be paid by the city including the provision of a 407 ETR transponder and associated charges."
That seems an exception to the city's transportation policy at the time which stated that employees will be reimbursed for toll charges on travel for authorized city business.
That's the issue, said William Challis, lawyer for the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario.
"Government bodies do not normally pay for employees' personal expenses," he told the tribunal.
"The public is entitled to know how much is the city paying for legitimate business expenses. The public is entitled to know how the city is rewarding employees. At issue here is public scrutiny of expenditure of taxpayer funds."
The judges reserved their decision.
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