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SPARTANBURG COUNTY - Piedmont Community Actions' board of directors reinstated the agency's suspended executive director, Willie Ross, following a two-and-a-half-hour closed-door discussion Tuesday night.
Chairman Vernon Beatty said before the vote that the board would make no comment on its decision.
Ross will resume his duties Monday on a probationary status pending the outcome of an outstanding audit and internal investigation, according to a motion made by Secretary Linda Edwards. Ross will also have to meet requirements to be set by an executive committee at a future meeting.
The board voted 9-2 in favor of Edwards' motion, with no public discussion. One board member did not attend the meeting. Ross also was not at the meeting.
Ross was placed on administrative leave Jan. 9 in the wake of accusations from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that federal grants were misspent by the agency. In December, Piedmont Community Actions was ordered to return $136,000 to the federal government as a result of misspending money, recordkeeping errors and noncompliance issues, according to letters from HHS.
In 2009, Piedmont Community Actions received a $261,250 grant for a new facility, or to make renovations to the Z.L. Madden Head Start facility. Instead, a portion of those funds was spent elsewhere, including $12,500 on a parking lot in Gaffney and $5,000 for a "community assessment." The letter states that $8,927 was spent on building improvements to Z.L. Madden.
Piedmont Community Actions refunded $33,000 that Ross said was "incorrectly charged" to the grants, but disputes owing any additional money.
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Addams Family opens at Peoria Players Theatre on Friday beginning at 7:30 pm and continues on Saturday at 7:30 pm and at 2 pm on Sunday. Tickets are $19 for adults and $12 for students aged 20 & under and are available at the Peoria Players box office, by calling 309-688-4473 or online at www.PeoriaPlayers.org
Spider Hill continues on Friday and Saturday at Three Sisters Park in Chillicothe with gates open at 6 pm for ticket sales and attractions open from 7 -11 pm. Tickets are $10 each for house and trail and $15 for the paintball war wagon with discounts for all three attractions and for groups. For more information, visit www.threesisterspark.com
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All Saints Greek Orthodox Church will host their annual Fall Food Fest and Bake Sale at the church (located at 1812 N. Prospect Road in Peoria) from 11 am – 8 pm today (Thursday) through Saturday. Featuring Greek, Lebanese & Romanian food and bakery items, you may eat in or carry out orders. For more information, call 309-682-5824.
Hayrides and Hotdogs will take place at Sommer Park (located at 6329 N. Koerner Road in Edwards) tonight (Thursday) from 5 – 7 pm. Enjoy roasted hot dogs, chips, carrots, baked beans, marshmallows and drinks. a hayrack ride and mid-1800s Autumn play party activities which include sack races and fortune telling. Children and adult costumes are strongly encouraged. Admission is $6 for ages 11 & up, $4 for ages 3 – 10 with a $25 maximum for families living in the same household. For more information, call 309-691-8423 or visit www.peoriaparks.org
Little Shop of Horrors continues at Eureka College tonight (Thursday) running through Saturday beginning at 7 pm, except Friday night, the show will begin at 6 pm. Admission is free, however, donations to Easter Seals are requested. To reserve seats, call 309-467-6363 or e-mail email@example.com
Lee Brice will perform at the Peoria Civic Center tonight (Thursday) beginning at 8 pm. Tickets are $29.50 and $52 and are available at the Civic Center box office, by calling 800- 745-3000, all Ticketmaster outlets or by visiting www.ticketmaster.com
Andi Smith will perform at the Jukebox Comedy Club tonight (Thursday) at 8 pm and Friday & Saturday at 8 pm & 10:30 pm. Tickets are $12 for the Thursday and the Friday and Saturday 8 pm shows and $15 for the Friday & Saturday 10:30 pm shows. For more information and to reserve seats, call 309-673-5853 or visit www.jukeboxcomedy.com
The Annual Chrysanthemum Show at Luthy Botanical Garden (located at 2520 N Prospect Rd. in Peoria) opens on Friday and runs from 10 am – 5 pm every day through November 8. The theme is "Hogwarts Garden of Botanical Wonders" featuring a showing of magical plants and Professor Sprout's corner. Admission is $2.50 for ages 13 and up and free for children 12 and under and Garden members. For more information, call 309-681-3506 or visit www.peoriaparks.org
The National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research (the Peoria Ag Lab) will celebrate its 75th Anniversary in 2015 and to celebrate, will conduct Guided Tours to the public at no charge. The tours require reservations and will take place on 10 am – 4 pm on Friday and from 9 am – 4:30 pm on Saturday. Tour time signup and ticket pickup can be done at the Peoria Riverfront Museum or at the reception window of the Ag Lab. One person may sign up as many as 6 people, but all must attend the same tour time and names must be provided for all attendees. Visitors should be prepared to present a photo ID for the day of the tour. Please visit the Peoria Riverfront ticket desk to sign up or call 309-863-3028 for more information.
Peoria Historical Society's Grandview Drive & Springdale Cemetery Trolley Tour will wind along Grandview Drive every Friday in October beginning at 11 am leaving from Harp & Thistle (located at 4605 N Prospect Road in Peoria Heights). And their Haunted Peoria Trolley Tour will take place every Saturday in October beginning at 1:30 pm leaving from Kelleher's Irish Pub (located at 619 SW Water Street in downtown Peoria). Cost for each tour is $15 and seniors 65+ ride the trolley free with proof of age and a regular ticket purchase. Pre-sale tickets are available by calling 309-688-5668. For more information, call 309-674-1921 or visit www.peoriahistoricalsociety.org
Live at the Five Spot at the Contemporary Art Center will feature Judy Page with Preston Jackson & Friends on Friday beginning at 5:30 pm. Admission is $8 for members, $12 for non-members, $7 for student & senior members and $11 for student & senior non-members. For more information, call 309-674-6822 or visit www.peoriacac.org
Howl-Zoo-Ween will take place at Peoria Zoo on Friday & Saturday from 5:30 – 8:30 pm with a Trick-or-Treat trail through Africa!, magic shows and a costume contest at 7 pm each night. Cost is $5 for Zoo members, $6 for non-members. Pre-sale tickets are available now at the Peoria Zoo. For more information, visit www.peoriazoo.org/howl-zoo-ween
Corn Stock for Kids continues its production of Once On This Island at the Corn Stock Theatre Center (located in upper Bradley Park) beginning at 7:30 pm on Friday and at 2:30 pm on Saturday. Tickets are $14 for adults and $8 for kids aged 12 and under and are available at the Corn Stock box office, by calling 309-676-2196 or online at www.CornStockTheatre.com
Spook Hollow and M.C. Manor Haunted Mansion will take place on Friday & Saturday from 7 – 11 pm. Tickets are $25 per person or $40 for a "Speed Pass" which allows you to skip the lines and enjoy all 3 attractions. Hosted by the Marquette Heights Men's Club, for more information, visit www.spook-hollow.com
Pekin Haunt will take place at the Pekin Paintball Park (located at 14444 Towerline Drive in Pekin) from 7 – 10 pm on Friday & Saturday (barring heavy rain and storms) . Featuring paintball guns, zombies, a haunted house and a corn maze, participants can ride on a two-story battlewagon through undead and zombie-infested territory. Tickets are $15 for the haunted corn maze, $20 for a battlewagon ride including 200 paintballs and $10 for a 2nd battlewagon ride with another 200 paintballs. For more information, call 309-346-7000 or visit www.pekinhaunt.com
The Haunted Infirmary at Bartonville Insane Asylum (located at the Pollak Hospital at 4500 Enterprise Drive in Bartonville) will take place on Friday & Saturday from 7 pm – Midnight. Cost is $15 per person and tickets are available at the gate (cash only) or online at www.thehauntedinfirmary.org
Enjoy Peoria's evening skyline with a Moonlight Cruise with live entertainment on Friday with boarding beginning at 7:30 pm and the cruise running from 8 – 10 pm. Tickets are $20 for adults, $18 for senior citizens and $14 for kids aged 4- 12 (3 & under is free). For more information, call 309-637-8000 or visit www.SpiritofPeoria.com
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The Annual Spoon River Drive will take place from 9 am – 5 pm on Saturday & Sunday in the towns of London Mills, Farmington, Avon, Ellisville, Mount Pisgah Park, Fairview, Canton, Cuba, Smithfield, Bernadotte, Lewistown, Ipava, Duncan Mills, the Waterford area and Astoria in central Illinois. Local businesses as well as vendors will be offering their wares. For more information, visit www.spoonriverdrive.org
Sculpture Walk Peoria will lead free guided tours of the 15 sculptures that are on display for 12 months on Washington Street between Oak and Liberty every Saturday through October. The tours will begin at the Peoria Riverfront Museum beginning at 10 am and Noon. For more information about Sculpture Walk Peoria, visit www.sculpturewalkpeoria.org
Goodwill Industries of Central Illinois will host its 7th Annual Stand Down for Homeless Veterans from 10 am – 2 pm on Saturday at Dozer Park in downtown Peoria to supply homeless vets with food, medical treatment and winter supplies. For more information, call 309-682-1113 or visit www.goodwillpeo.org
The 2015 Central Illinois Black Expo will take place in the Peoria Civic Center Exhibit Hall on Saturday from 11 am – 7 pm. Admission is free. The event begins "Passing the Torch" Teen Summit from 9 – 11 am for ages 13 to 19 featuring Peoria District 150′s Woodruff Career and Technical Center. Featuring business workshops, a retail shopping area, a Gospel Fest, a movie premier and the Avantgarde Fashion Show, there will also be 100 exhibitors, the Back to School Hair Cut-A-Thon with free haircuts for the kids, an expanded exposition of Woodruff's Career and Technical Center's Cosmetology Program with live hair demonstrations and hair braiding, a future CEO and business owners area for children 8 -16, an interactive Health and Wellness Fair with free screenings, "The Prize Is Right" and "Win It In A Minute" with great prizes, bowling, Tera's Kidz Corner's "Fall Carnival" with crafts, games, and prizes. a 3 Point Shootout plus face painters, balloon artist, inflatables and more. For more information, call 309-672-1374 or visit www.cibeltd.org
Spooky Saturday will be held at the Peoria PlayHouse (located at 2218 North Prospect Road in Peoria) on Saturday from 11 am – 3 pm. Make luminaries to decorate your house and yard or create a silly or scary mask: your choice. Plus help transform the PlayHouse plaza into a haunted hide-away in Glen Oak Park. Cost is $15, which includes 1 grownup and 1 child, $10 for members and $5 per additional family member. For more information, call 309-323-6900 or visit www.peoriaplayhouse.org
The Spirit of Peoria will host a Fall Foliage Cruise featuring a hot lunch buffet, live entertainment by Chuck & the C-Notes and the best view of Illinois' fall color on Saturday with boarding beginning at 10:30 am and cruise from 11 am – 1 pm. Admission is $39 for adults and $19.50 for ages 4-12. To make reservations, call 309-637-8000 or visit www.spiritofpeoria.com
The Superhero 5K will take place on the Peoria Riverfront with registration and after-party in Liberty Park where participants run, walk or fly in their best superhero costumes on Saturday from 1 – 3 pm to raise money for benefit the Heart of Illinois United Way. Everyone is invited to participate and for those 10 years old and younger can help catch the bad guy by running in the Villain Chase, a half mile trek to capture the villain and restore justice and receive a superhero cape. There will be food, drinks live entertainment, superhero inflatables and kids' entertainment plus awards for best race times, best costumes and more. Fee to participate is $30 for adults and $20 for kids. For more information and to register online, visit www.peoriasuperhero.com
Super Saturday: Spooky Science! at the Peoria Riverfront museum will explore spooky science from an educational cart on Saturday in the lobby from 1 – 2 pm. Admission is free to members or $11 for adults, $10 for seniors citizens 60+ or $9 for youth 3-17 plus Peoria county residents receive a 15% discount. For more information, call 309-686-7000 or visit www.peoriariverfrontmuseum.org
The Historic Springdale Cemetery Tours will take place Saturday and Sunday at the Cemetery (located at 3014 N Prospect Rd. in Peoria) at 1 and 3 pm each day. This year's event will focus on Jewish contributions to Peoria history, beginning in the 1840s with the first Jewish settlers. Admission is $10 per person or $25 per family. For more information, call 309-648-2562.
A Sightseeing Cruise will take place on the Spirit of Peoria with boarding beginning at 1:30 pm and the cruise on Saturday & Sunday running from 2 – 3:30 pm. Tickets are $16 for adults, $14 for senior citizens, $10 for kids 4-12 and free for ages 3 & under and are available at the dock or online at www.spiritofpeoria.com For more information or to reserve your seats via phone, call 309-637-8000.
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The YMCA Dinner & Riverboat Cruise Fundraiser will be held on the Spirit of Peoria on Saturday from 4 – 8 pm. Featuring a dockside BBQ, live entertainment and a cash bar, tickets are $60 for adults. Childcare will be available for $10 per child. Tickets are available at the YMCA front desk or by calling 309-692-7631: all proceeds go towards the Greater Peoria Family YMCA's annual fundraising campaign, supporting community programs and scholarships.
The 7th Annual Peoria Promise Fundraiser will take place at the Peoria Civic Center Ballroom on Saturday beginning at 5 pm featuring "The Rat Pack" plus dinner, a live and silent auction, a paddle raiser and more. Tickets are $200 and are available online at https://peoriapf.ejoinme.org/THEEvent
Peoria Humane Society's 19th annual Bark in the Park will take place on the Peoria Riverfront on Sunday beginning at 11 am. Activities include a canine carnival, pawprint painting, dog olympics, doggie toe nail trimming, kids' activities, demonstrations, souvenir photos, vendors, canine good citizen testing, raffles, food and more. All dogs attending must be registered for the event and each dog requires a separate registration form & fee. Only one dog per person. You can also register and participate without a dog. Each registrant receives a Bark t-shirt, bandanna, goodie bag, souvenir photo & may bring one dog to the event. Admission is $30 for ages 16 years and over and free for ages 15 & under with a paid adult and online registration is available through today (Thursday). Proceeds benefit humane education, low-cost spay/neuter, cruelty rescue, volunteer, community awareness, adoption programs and more. For more information visit www.peoriahs.org
The Wheels O' Time Museum (Located at the intersection of Rt 40 & W. Woodside Dr. in Dunlap) will host a Fall Festival from Noon – 4 pm on Sunday featuring music, antique fire trucks, ambulance tours by AMT, steam engines, a police car plus on going exhibits and more Admission is $6.50 for adults and $3.50 for ages 3-11. For more information, visit www.wheelsotime.org
The Prairie Wind Ensemble will perform at the ICC Performing Arts Center (located at 1 College Drive in East Peoria) on Sunday beginning at 2:30 pm. Admission is $8 for adults, $6 for students & senior citizens and are available at the ICC box office, by calling 309-694-5136 or online at www.ArtsatICC.com


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Pink Ribbon Blues: How Breast Cancer Culture Undermines Women's Health
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Since its introduction 1991, the pink ribbon and even the color pink itself have become a ubiquitous symbol for breast cancer awareness. Pink ribbon paraphernalia saturate shopping malls, billboards, magazines, television, and other entertainment venues. Thousands of everyday products have been produced in special pink ribbon editions, with some proceeds going to various awareness foundations. The pervasiveness of the pink ribbon campaign leads many people to believe that the fight against breast cancer is progressing, when in truth it's barely begun.
In this compelling and provocative work, Gayle Sulik shows that although this 'pink ribbon culture' has brought breast cancer advocacy much attention, it has not had the desired effect of improving women's health. It may, in fact, have done the opposite. Breast cancer is not becoming less prevalent, nor are we gaining a better understanding of its' multifaceted causes. Every year, there are nearly 200,000 new cases of breast cancer, and 40,000 more women die from the disease; yet, there are still no guaranteed modes of prevention or treatment.
Based on eight years of ethnographic observation, analysis of advertisements and breast cancer awareness campaigns, and hundreds of interviews with those affected by the disease, Pink Ribbon Blues examines the hidden costs of the pink ribbon as an industry. More importantly, though, it analyzes the social impact on women living with breast cancer-- the stereotypes and stigmas they face when their experience doesn't fit the idealized portrayals of breast cancer survivors. Sulik discusses the organizations that are making a real difference, analyzing their alternative policies and practices in hopes to provide a new agenda for the future.
"You may never think pink again about breast cancer after reading Sulik's sobering and lucid critique of what she calls 'pink culture'--which has turned a 'complex social and medical' issue into 'a popular item for public consumption' and has actually 'impeded progress in the war on breast cancer.' Sulik, a medical sociologist, argues that the truth about breast cancer, so memorably voiced by its victims in the early 1990s, has now been 'silenced in a cacophony of pink talk' about triumph and transcendence thanks to advertising, the media, and the medical establishment. And, Sulik says, pink products and symbols only reinforce traditional notions of femininity and sexuality. Equally troubling is the questionable impact of mammography, which, though urged upon women, has scarcely affected death rates--40,000 women (and 450 men) die of breast cancer each year. With breast cancer incidence rates rising, Sulik's call to 'take a road less pink' demands to be heard. (Oct.)" Publishers Weekly (Copyright PWyxz LLC)
Pink ribbon paraphernalia saturate shopping malls, billboards, magazines, television, and other venues, all in the name of breast cancer awareness. In this compelling and provocative work, Gayle Sulik shows that though this "pink ribbon culture" has brought breast cancer advocacy much attention, it has not had the desired effect of improving women's health. It may, in fact, have done the opposite. Based on eight years of research, analysis of advertisements and breast cancer awareness campaigns, and hundreds of interviews with those affected by the disease, Pink Ribbon Blues highlights the hidden costs of the pink ribbon as an industry, one in which breast cancer has become merely a brand name with a pink logo. Indeed, while survivors and supporters walk, run, and purchase ribbons for a cure, cancer rates rise, the cancer industry thrives, corporations claim responsible citizenship while profiting from the disease, and breast cancer is stigmatized anew for those who reject the pink ribbon model. But Sulik also outlines alternative organizations that make a real difference, highlights what they do differently, and presents a new agenda for the future.
About the Author
Gayle A. Sulik, PhD is a medical sociologist and was a 2008 Fellow of the National Endowment for the Humanities for her research on breast cancer culture.
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Chapter 1: What Is Pink Ribbon Culture?
Chapter 2: The Development of Pink Ribbon Culture
I. The Breast Cancer Movement
a. Medical Consumerism
b. Aesthetics and Normalization
c. Investment in a Women's Health Epidemic
d. Solidarity, Fundraising, and Publicity
II. Unintended Consequences
Chapter 3: Mixed Metaphors: War, Gender, and the Mass Circulation of Cancer Culture
I. The Masculine and Feminine Ethos of American Cancer Culture
a. LIVESTRONG and the Masculine Ethos
b. Gilda's Club and the Feminine Ethos
II. Pink Femininity
a. Pink Femininity in the PRC
b. The She-ro
Chapter 4: Consuming Pink: Mass Media and the Conscientious Consumer
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III. Branding and the Niche Market of the Socially Aware
IV. Warriors in Pink
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b. Hope and Faith in Breast Cancer Awareness
c. Goodness, Fundraising, and the Pink Lifestyle
VI. Komen's New Logo
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b. The Risks of Mammography
c. Cost/Benefit Analysis
d. Screening Programs and the Makers of the Machines
IV. Big Pharma
V. Industry Ties to Advocacy
Chapter 6: Optimism, Selfishness, and Guilt
I. Ruby's Story
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III. Feeling Rule 1: Optimism
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Close on the heels of its "virtually borderless" (when it's turned off) 27-inch IPS monitor, display maker AOC has come up with a smaller sibling to add to the family. The 23-incher, tagged the i2367fh, totes similar styling and specs -- IPS technology, a claimed 2mm bezel, 1920 x 1080 resolution with 50,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, 5ms response time and two HDMI ports. The off timer function its predecessor sported also remains. However the new model, which is part of a different series, can't boast of the same height-adjustable stand and 4-watt speakers, integrating a 2-watt pair instead. The monitor carries a $199 sticker, but you can snag it for 10 bucks lower on backorder from B&H Photo and Amazon -- stock is expected later this month.
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Fremont, Calif. – November 20, 2012 – AOC, worldwide leader in monitor display technology, announces the retail availability of the i2367fh, a virtually borderless 23-inch monitor that is perfect for both workstations and gaming setups. The display's Advanced High-Performance In-Plane Switching (IPS) technology and 50,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio provide enhanced picture quality, higher definition, better color accuracy and greater light transmission. Blu-ray players, game consoles and other devices connect effortlessly through the integrated HDMI port, and the built-in speakers eliminate the need for external audio.
The 23-inch IPS display has a 2mm bezel that gives the monitor a sleek, borderless appearance. The monitor's artistic design also features a metallic hook-shaped stand that allows for two different setup modes of viewing – as a photo frame style without a base or a standard function stand. The AOC i2367fh is available now for $199 at B & H Photo and Amazon.com.
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The tech sector offered some spectacular executive shakeups in 2011, a year in which several Australians also saw their sphere of influence expanded beyond the continent. Starting at home, the year opened with the surprise departure of IBM Australia's managing director, Glen Boreham, [left] who called it quits in January and was replaced by PwC-IBM Global Services chief Andrew Stevens [right].
Pip Marlow became general manager for Microsoft Australia in January, following predecessor Tracey Fellows' [inset] Singapore sling, where she is now Microsoft's vice president for Asia Pacific.
Fujitsu's Australian CEO Rod Vawdrey earlier this year moved up the ranks of the Japanese giant to become president of its global business group. INSET: Former Kaz and Telstra exec Mike Foster has taken over as MD of Fujitsu's Australian operations.
Former Sun exec Duncan Bennett took over as VMware's Australian managing director after Paul Harapin [inset] became vice president for business development and cloud for Asia Pacific and Japan.
In June, Cisco's Australian MD Les Williamson stepped up to become the networking company's Asia Pacific lead. The company is yet to replace him in Australia.
There was also a change at the helm at of one Australia's largest government technology buyers. Second only to Defence and the Australian Taxation Office, the Department of Human Services (aka Centrelink) lost veteran CIO, John Wadeson [inset, left], who retired this year and was replaced by former ANZ retail bank CIO, Gary Sterrenberg [pictured, right].
More recently the Attorney General's Department lost its grip on the nation's cyber command, with that role now falling under the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet under PM Julia Gillard. INSET: The demoted Robert McClelland is now minister for emergency management, housing and homelessness.
Internationally, former Apple COO Tim Cook this year quietly slipped in to arguably the largest and most watched shoes in Silicon Valley about two months before the world said goodbye to Steve Jobs.
HP, where Jobs scored his first summer job at age 13, again proved an endless source of speculation in 2011. Hot off the heels of Mark Hurd's dramatic 2010 exit, it was Leo Apotheker's walk through the CEO turnstile as HP's would-be iPad-killer flopped, forcing a post-PC identity crisis. Apotheker's seat was filled by Meg Whitman [pictured]. INSET: Departing HP CEO Leo Apotheker.
The more stable IBM also saw a leadership change as Sam Palmisano [left] made way for IBM's global sales chief Virginia Rometty [right].
Google got a new leader in the form of the now grown-up co-founder Larry Page, who took the reins from former chief Eric Schmidt [inset].
Former Sun exec Duncan Bennett took over as VMware's Australian managing director after Paul Harapin [inset] became vice president for business development and cloud for Asia Pacific and Japan.
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Developer Bruce Ratner unveiled designs yesterday for a possible new home for the New Jersey Nets in Brooklyn. Ratner is bidding for the basketball team, and the ambitious development project he's proposed for their home would re-make the Brooklyn skyline. WNYC's Amy Eddings has more.
The unveiling of the plan gave the public their first glimpse of what an arena would look like, placed near the busy junction of Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues. The room at Brooklyn Borough Hall was packed. There was a model of the proposed streetscape, made of plain wooden blocks, and a balsa wood model of an oval arena, with transparent walls. Visitors ate pastries from Junior's Restaurant, and scooped up t-shirts and canvas bags with "B-Ball" printed on them. If Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz could've provided a drum roll to introduce Bruce Ratner, he probably would have.
Markowitz: Bruce, I don't know what to say to you, I just don't know what to say. You don't know what this little boy – at 12 years old, crying like a baby – I lived a few blocks from Ebbets Field – like a baby! And those tears of joy are swelling up in me. I just can't wait. Ladies and gentlemen, Bruce Ratner!
Markowitz talked as though the project was a done deal, but it's not. The whole endeavor hinges upon Bruce Ratner acquiring the team….something that does not appear to be an issue for him.
Ratner, pounding the podium: We are going to get the Nets to Brooklyn. If it's the last thing I do!
The project would be situated near the busy Atlantic Avenue subway and Long Island Railroad hub. It would turn Atlantic Avenue into a tree-lined boulevard, and bring density and height to an area that's primarily four-story brownstones, low-slung retail shops, and squat manufacturing buildings. Ratner says the project is guided by principles that include affordable tickets, job creation, and community enhancement.
Ratner: And probably the overall guiding principle is inclusiveness. Is making sure that we listen to everybody, and that we include everybody.
Ratner's architect is Frank Gehry, known primarily for his wavy, steel and titanium building for the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain. He says the project is an extraordinary opportunity for an architect such as himself.
Gehry: I've been doing these iconic buildings, but not an opportunity like this to do a mixed project, and build a whole neighborhood, practically from scratch, and fit it into an existing fabric.
Positioned around the arena are four towers, some 45 stories tall, taller than the 1929 landmark Williamsburg Savings Bank. The towers would contain four thousand, five hundred apartments, and two-point-one million square feet of office space. In one image, Gehry's trademark, wavy fluid design elements are evident.
Gehry: Don't worry about these funny shapes or anything at this point. We're just – these are just blocks, and we will make something out of it as we go!
The plan will cost two and a half billion dollars; Ratner says it will be mostly private money. Most of the buildings would cover the exposed tracks of the Long Island Railroad. But some buildigns would use a block that's currently occupied by some businesses, and more than one hundred residents. Residents such as Jennifer Eigen.
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She looks at a diagram of the arena with neighbors.
Eigen: So, my home is like, right there, in Section G or something. (They laugh.) Oh my God….
While Mayor Bloomberg says any landowner would be compensated and re-located, Eigen says that doesn't make her feel better.
Eigen: It's not all about me and my building, it's about this community, and I moved there because it's a residential community, not because there's a basketball stadium there.
Eigen and about five others were not able to get inside to attend the unveiling. They stood outside Brooklyn Borough Hall, holding placards denouncing the arena. Although Ratner spoke of inclusiveness, Naomi Schegloff thinks he should've included the community long before now.
Schegloff: When you make a plan, and then you bring in the community? That's tokenistic. That's being able to pat the community on the head and say, 'You've been involved.' If you genuinely want to involve the commuinity, the community is involved from the beginning.
Developer Bruce Ratner currently has bid the highest amount for the Nets: $275 million dollars. He says he's confident he'll seal the deal and bring the team to Brooklyn in the next two months. But George Zoffinger, head of the Sports and Exposition Authority of New Jersey and the Nets' current landlord, thinks redevelopment plans for the Meadowlands will make any new owner think twice about leaving. Zoffinger calls Ratner's Brooklyn arena "all hat and no cattle." For WNYC, I'm Amy Eddings.


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The Vantage Vue wireless weather station from Davis Instruments provides accurate, reliable weather monitoring in a compact and easy-to-install system. It features an integrated solar powered sensor array with a transmission range of up to 1000' and updates every 2.5 seconds. The compact, high contrast LCD shows weather conditions at a glance, including indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity, barometric pressure, wind speed and direction, dew point and rainfall. You'll also get weather forecast icons, moon phase, sunrise/sunset times, graphing of weather trends, alarms and more. Vantage Vue also features an innovative Weather Center button that displays additional data on weather variables for today and over the last 25 days.
The solar-powered integrated sensor suite (rainfall collector, temperature and humidity sensors, and anemometer) is easy to set up, very reliable, and has a stored energy backup. Includes all mounting hardware except the pole. (Pole sold separately)
User can set an alarm for all of the 22 key readings (high and low, except rain which is low only). Choose from over 50 different graphs to be displayed. Change in weather since yesterday text screen with selectable variables.
Current rainfall data includes rain rate, totals for past 15-min, past 24-hour, daily, monthly, yearly (start date user-selectable) and storm (with begin date). Umbrella is displayed when two tips of the rain spoon have occurred within a 15-minute period.
Base unit uses household current or three C batteries (not included).
Transmission Range: up to 1000' line-of-sight; 200' to 400' with wall or building interference; frequency-hopping spread spectrum radio for continuous data transmission
Temperature Base: Range 32° to 140°F. Accuracy ±1°F
Temperature Remote: Range -40° to 150°F. Accuracy ±1°F
Humidity Base: 0 to 100% RH. Accuracy ±3% RH
Humidity Remote: 0 to 100% RH. Accuracy ±3% RH
Barometric Pressure: Range 16.00" to 32.50" Hg. Accuracy ±0.03" Hg
Elevation range: -999' to 15000'
Barometric Pressure Trend
Time: User-set, 12/24 hour, alarm clock, calendar
Rainfall Monthly and Yearly: Range 0 to 199.99". Accuracy ±4%
Wind Speed: Range 2 to 150 mph. Accuracy ±5%
Wind Direction: Range 0° to 360°. Accuracy ±3°
Compass Rose: 16 Compass Points
Dew Point: Range -105° to 130°F. Accuracy ±3°F
Wind Chill: Range -110° to 135°F. Accuracy ±2°F
Heat Index: Range -40° to 165°F. Accuracy ±3°
Console Size: 7.5" x 5.75" x 4.5"
Display: 4.13" x 3.0"
Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.
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Private Arrival Transfer: Washington Reagan Airport to Hotel
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Private Arrival Transfer: Washington Reagan Airport to Hotel. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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The driver was waiting for us at Reagan Airport upon our arrival and took us directly to the Sofitel on Lafayette Square. He was very personable and professional and drove well. The driver who picked us up at the hotel Sept. 21. was equally personable and got us there safely and we enjoyed our talk with him to the airport. Fine service, would recommend.
Highly recommend
Driver was very prompt. Clean nice vehicle. Driver was kind and professional. Easy pick up and drop off. Complete easy process beginning at booking to Tim we arrived at hotel. Great experience. Had us at hotel quickly and we were able to drop off bags and start exploring the city
Great driver easy transport
Driver was prompt; car was clean; driver was friendly and informative. Would definitely use again in another city as I found out Reagan Airport was so close to our hotel, we could have cabbed it for one-half the price (which we did on the return trip).
Celeste B
timely. Hastle free.
Celeste B
Timely. Hastle free.
Wonderful way so easy no waiting the best way to get around with large groups and luggage.A lovely man picked us up and chatted along the way later he picked us up to return to airport and wished that we had a good trip and visit in Washington.
The driver was so pleasant and efficient. He arrived promptly and was able to share a lot of information on our ride in.
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Good ride.
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Driver was on time and ride to hotel was comfortable. Driver held us hostage in the sense that we had to pay the gratuity before we would be transported even though we had paid for this service.I feel that a gratuity is earned for service, not expected before that service is provided.
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