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NEIGHBORHOOD REPORT: TRIBECA; Residents Say Lighted Tower Will Mar Beauty of River
By DENNY LEE
Published: June 25, 2000
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey plans to bathe a Holland Tunnel ventilation tower, a 100-foot-tall landmark structure that rises at the end of Pier 34 on the Hudson River, with 62,000 watts of floodlights.
The lights, which will be a permanent installation, will be switched on every night beginning Friday, in plenty of time to welcome Operation Sail, a parade of ships that will enter New York Harbor to commemorate Independence Day.
Think of the tower as an urban lighthouse that spews car exhaust.
''It's breathtaking,'' said Ken Philmus, the director of tunnels, bridges and terminals for the authority, who tested the system several weeks ago. ''It won't be lit up like a skyrocket, but will be more muted.''
The project has the endorsement of the Hudson River Park Trust, the group overseeing the waterfront's renovation. Robert Balachandran, its president, said, ''We are hugely supportive of the lighting plan, which will turn this national historic landmark into a signature element of Hudson River Park.''
But local officials say the project will tarnish the vistas of the new park. ''It's going to be ugly and out of context,'' said Christine Quinn, the councilwoman who represents the area. ''The great thing about our waterfront is the natural beauty of the river. An illuminated structure is totally counter to that.''
Local groups said they learned of the project to light up the brick tower only this month, in a brief letter from the Port Authority.
''Something like this should go before the community,'' said Arthur Schwartz, a member of Community Board 2 who is also chairman of the advisory council to the river park trust.
The Holland Tunnel, which opened in 1927, was added to the National Historic Registry in 1993 as the world's first subaqueous tunnel designed for vehicles powered by internal combustion. The designation included the four ventilation towers, two in Manhattan and two in Jersey City, which are capable today of completely changing the air in the tunnel every 90 seconds.
Under the plan, the Pier 34 tower will be lighted by 42 metal-halide fixtures that emit a white glow, while a supporting structure will receive a yellowish cast from 20 sodium bulbs. The other ventilation tower on the New York side, near the mouth of the tunnel, will not be lighted.
But the Port Authority plans to repeat the lighting design on one of the two towers in New Jersey, creating what Mr. Philmus called ''beautiful bookends that will frame the river.''
Ms. Quinn, who said she planned to petition both states' governors to stop the plan, bristled at the image.
''Bookends for what?'' she asked. ''The fish?'' DENNY LEE
Photo: The ventilation tower at the end of Pier 34 is a 100-foot-tall landmark. (James Estrin/The New York Times)


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BEIRUT (AP) — The head of the main Syrian opposition group seeking to oust President Bashar Assad criticized U.S. officials Tuesday for saying it was premature to speak about a transitional Syrian government.
The comments came on the same day a car bomb ripped through a Damascus suburb, killing 12 people, according to Syria's official state news agency. Activists also said an airstrike in the town of Kfar Nabl in Idlib killed at least 13 people as fighting raged nationwide.
International diplomatic efforts have so far failed to stem the bloodshed. The leader of the Syrian National Council called on the United States and other allies to take decisive action instead of placing blame on the divided opposition.
Abdelbaset Sieda was responding to the U.S. reaction to French President Francois Hollande's assertion that the Syrian opposition should form a provisional government and promise that France would recognize it.
Hollande's statement, believed to be the first of its kind, was quickly shot down by U.S. officials who said it was premature to speak about a provisional government when Syria's fractured opposition hasn't even agreed yet on a transition plan.
The U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to speak publicly on the matter, cited persistent disagreements among factions including the Syrian National Council, rival groups, opposition figures campaigning outside the country and rebels fighting the regime on the front line.
Sieda told The Associated Press that the Syrian National Council is making "serious" preparations and consulting with other groups and rebels to form a government that could fill the leadership vacuum if Assad falls.
"Yes there are differences within the Syrian opposition and this is normal in any country, but as long as we are agreed on a common vision, these differences can be overcome," Sieda said in a telephone interview.
Sieda admitted no names have been discussed and an announcement was not imminent but insisted various factions would eventually pull together.
He said the U.S. comments show the international community is "not ready" to be decisive when it comes to Syria and is trying to put all blame on the opposition.
"The international community must make a move before it's too late," he added.
Syria's opposition has been plagued by divisions and infighting since the start of the uprising last year, and forming a transitional government is fraught with difficulties.
In addition to the SNC, several other groups are known to be making similar plans, including a new alliance headed by veteran opposition figure Haitham Maleh.
Human rights groups say more than 20,000 people have been killed in Syria since the revolt against Assad began in March 2011.
Fighting persisted Tuesday in Aleppo — the nation's largest city and commercial capital — as well as the southern province of Daraa and eastern and northern provinces of Deir el-Zour and Idlib.


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The kids are pleading for a pet. They've promised to walk, feed and clean up after it. But as a parent you know that once the honeymoon is over, all those pet-related responsibilities will fall onto your shoulders. So, if you are thinking about adding a pet to the family unit, consider learning all you can by going straight to the source—the Long Island Pet Expo. Slated for September 11-13 at Suffolk Community College in Brentwood, the Expo, an annual event, presents an opportunity for animal lovers to view, touch and learn about ordinary as well as unique potential pets. On hand will be dogs, cats, birds, reptiles (including an albino alligator), and of course—pot-bellied pigs. Show Promoter, Karen Garetano says the three-day event will educate as well as entertain families about the various aspects of pet ownership. "There is a big emphasis on dogs, but more than just the usual information about owning one." Experts will demonstrate the many things dogs can be trained to do, aside from sitting obediently at your feet, Garetano explains. In the World of Dogs arena, ongoing seminars and performances will touch on the competitive sport of dog agility, obedience training and adoption. In fact, representatives from the North Shore Animal League will be on hand to discuss their "Little Learners Puppy Training program—a must for first-time dog owners. As for the entertainment aspect, watch highly-trained dogs play the relay team sport of Flyball, and be sure to catch Jilli Dog, a Yorkie touted as the world's only poker playing dog. Also on hand, Michael and Joaney Ralbovsky of Rainforest Reptiles bring along turtles, snakes, lizards and other creatures for an educational "show and tell" presentation that stresses the importance of preserving rainforests. Other local experts scheduled to appear at the Expo include, The Wildlife Rescue Center of the Hamptons, and the Long Island Pot-Bellied Pig Association. SAVE THE DATEWhat: Long Island Pet Expo When: Fri., Sept. 11, 5-9pm; Sat., 10am-8pm; Sun., 10am-6pm.Where: Suffolk Community College, Crooked Hill Road, BrentwoodHow much: $12 adults; $6 children; FREE, children 3 and under. Parking is free.Questions? Call 631-423-0620Tip! Discounted tickets available online at www.horseandpetexpo.com.
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Unobtrusive JavaScript is an increasingly popular style for working with JavaScript, particularly when it comes to defining event handlers. Prototype makes it easier to work with events than with raw JavaScript, but the Lowpro library makes it even easier than that. With Lowpro, it becomes quite simple to assign event handlers to any combination of elements in our document, without having to clutter up our HTML page or worry about when the page has loaded.
David Flanagan's JavaScript: The Definitive Guide is an excellent resource for JavaScript programmers, including both a tutorial and a reference section. Douglas Crockford's recent book, JavaScript: The Good Parts, is much shorter, but it's also excellent and provides useful advice on which parts of JavaScript we should avoid. Both books are published by O'Reilly. My opinion (and use) of JavaScript has improved dramatically since reading Crockford's writing, letting me concentrate more on writing code and less on problems associated with the specification or implementation of JavaScript.
You can read more about Prototype at its home page, www.prototypejs.org. I also enjoyed the book Prototype and Scriptaculous, written by Christophe Porteneuve and published by the Pragmatic Programmers.
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The Confebask business association in northern Spain reported that it received a letter from the armed Basque separatist group ETA, announcing the cancellation of "the revolutionary tax" that it has charged businesses over the last 40 years.
Confebask groups 13,000 companies in the three Basque country provinces: Álava, Biscay, and Gipuzkoa.
A few hours earlier, the business associations in the neighbouring northern Spanish community of Navarra, who have suffered the same extortion, stated in a press conference that they had received similar letters, stamped in France, in which ETA (Euskadi ta Askatasuna, or "Basque Fatherland and Freedom" in the Basque language), explained that the end to the "tax" formed part of the unilateral ceasefire it had declared in January.
The ceasefire and the condemnation of violence by the Batasuna party, the political wing of ETA, and other Basque nationalist organisations like Bildu and Sortu, which are seeking legal status in order to field candidates in the next elections, are generating hopes of peace throughout Spain.
Nevertheless, scepticism prevails in broad segments of the population and in most political parties, which remember all too well how the last ceasefire – of a total of 11 declared by ETA since 1981 – ended in 2006.
On Dec. 30, 2006, after nine months of talks with the government of socialist prime minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, ETA set off an explosion that demolished the five floors of the car park in the Madrid airport, killed two Ecuadorian workers - Carlos Alonso Palate and Diego Armando Estacio - and injured 30 people.
The attack put an end to ETA's ceasefire and to the prospect of talks that did not set a requisite for the complete dismantling of the group and the laying down of its weapons.
Earlier talks with ETA carried out by each democratic government in power since dictator Francisco Franco's death put an end to his 36-year regime also ended in violence.
But this is the first time that the terrorist group has included in its ceasefire an end to the extortion of businesses in the autonomous communities of Basque country and Navarra. The payments were collected, from France, through a sophisticated network of intermediaries and dummy companies in tax havens, by means of threats of violent attacks against the business owners' property or death threats against them and their families.
After ETA carried out its first attack in June 1960 – a bomb in the San Sebastián railway station that killed 22-month-old Begoña Urroz – it tried to finance its terrorist activities by means of bank robberies.
But the robberies posed risks and led to arrests. Ten years later it abandoned that tactic, and set up a broad network of extortion of large, medium and even small companies, while carrying out numerous kidnappings, some of which ended in the victim's death.
In December 1970, West German consul Eugen Beihl became the group's first kidnap victim. He was followed by a list of 76 prominent victims who brought the group millions of dollars in ransom. They included businessman Emiliano Revilla, who was held captive for 249 days, and Julio Iglesias Puga, the father of singer Julio Iglesias, who was found alive after two weeks.
The government of the autonomous Basque community, which is governed by prime minister Zapatero's Socialist Party (PSOE) with the parliamentary support of the centre-right People's Party (PP), said the letters were a good sign, although it called on ETA to announce once and for all that it was disbanding.
It also urged people to "keep their guard up" - interpreted as advice for the hundreds of politicians, businesspersons and public figures who are protected round the clock by bodyguards in the Basque country, some of whom had announced their intention to ease their vigilance in the new climate created by the ceasefire.
Less optimistic, PP spokesman in the Basque country Leopoldo Barrera said "the only meaningful development would be the definitive disappearance of ETA".
Navarra governor Miguel Sanz, the leader of the Union of Navarra People, said that the ETA communiqué was "good news", but said it should be taken with a grain of salt "and in the broader context".
The context he was referring to is the weak state of the terrorist group and the aim of its political arms - Batasuna, Sortu and Bildu - to take part in the May 22 municipal elections.
Observers familiar with the modus operandi of ETA and its Basque nationalist political allies say it is no coincidence that the ceasefire and cancellation of the "revolutionary tax" have coincided with the armed group's moment of greatest weakness and discredit.
Never in its 50 years of history has ETA been as hemmed-in as it now. More than 600 of its leaders and militants are in prison, its attempts to reorganise in Spain, France and Portugal have been thwarted, many of its safe houses and arms caches have been discovered, and more and more business owners had been refusing to give in to extortion.
A version of this article first appeared on Inter Press Service news agency.
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Hortonworks, a leading commercial vendor promoting the innovation, development and support of Apache Hadoop, today announced that Director of Product Marketing Jim Walker will deliver two keynote presentations about the integral role of Apache Hadoop in the world of big data at key industry events.
At the SQL Server Live! conference, being held December 10 - 14 in Orlando, Walker will explore the hype surrounding big data, addressing specifically what is real and how it affects the status quo. His keynote will also focus on Apache Hadoop—the next-generation enterprise data platform at the epicenter of the big data discussion. Walker will explain how the Microsoft-Hortonworks partnership bridges the new world of unstructured content with the structured data managed today and brings Hadoop to the masses as an addition to current enterprise data architectures.
At the sold-out Big Analytics 2012 Roadshow in New York on December 12, Walker will present on Apache Hadoop's role in big data architecture, outlining the emergence of big data, the opportunities for deriving business value and the essential components required in a Hadoop-powered platform. Attendees will come away with a solid understanding of solution architectures that integrate Hadoop with existing data discovery and data warehouse platforms.
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|Cleveland L. Null, DDS, has established a tradition of excellence in dentistry, patient care, and oral health in the Gettysburg community, earning the practice the first Adams County Chamber of Commerce Award for Exemplary Service. Selected as "Top Dentist" in both Susquehanna Style and Harrisburg magazines for the past several years, he continues to provide for the growing needs of the community and makes a difference in the lives of those he treats. This is exemplified in his many community contributions. Dr. Null was one of 11 founding members of Hospice in Adams County and served for years on The Adams County Children Youth Services board. A strong supporter of the YWCA and local businesses, he and his wife immersed themselves in the local community upon their arrival 35 years ago. A graduate of the University of Virginia and the Medical College of Virginia School of Dentistry, Dr. Null proudly served in the Army Corps of Engineers (1966–69) and in the Dental Corps in Korea (1977). He is affiliated with the Columbus Center for Cosmetic Dentistry and the Study Club of the Pacific Training Institute for Facial Aesthetics. He enjoys spending time with family, working on mechanical things, reading, sports, and travel. Dr. Null is married to Betsy Bliley of Richmond, Virginia, and has three children and six grandchildren.
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Get an overview of this hotelMountain ski retreat with dining and an indoor pool
Located near the slopes, this Ancelle hotel is in the mountains, 9.2 mi (14.8 km) from Jungle Laye, and within 16 mi (25 km) of Loutesskis and Orcieres 1850 Ski Resort. Gap Bayard Golf Club and Gap Cathedral are also within 12 mi (20 km).
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Have fun with onsite winter activities, including downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, and snowboarding. After a day on the snow, enjoy a relaxing soak in the spa tub and an invigorating swim in the indoor swimming pool. Hotel Les Autanes helps provide the perfect ski vacation with ski storage and ski passes. When the sun goes down, sip après-ski drinks in the hotel's bar.
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
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Quaint and quirky with up-cycled charm. The Nest is a grass roofed cottage/cabin nestling less than 2 miles from Dingle Town. From the double bedroom you can reach into the conservatory pick flowers and fruit in season. There is an Edwardian sofa bed in the living area which is available for an extra guest.
There is a shower room with basin and toilet. The emphasis has been on keeping things simple and rustic. There is a peat burning stove for cosy winter evenings. Wifi is provided. The kitchen area has a full sized cooker and there is a microwave and small fridge. We aim to attract people who enjoy being somewhere different. If you want hotel accommodation this is not the place for you.
Dingle Town is two miles away. How long it takes to walk there depends on how fast you walk and who you stop and talk to.
The fabulous and hidden Birnham Lagoon with egrets, herons and otters is just down the road. You can also fish there.
The cottage is a fabulous place for exploring the Dingle Peninsula. Within 20 minutes drive there are great sea food restuarants, mountains, beaches, mythology and Celtic charm. If you want a night out most of the pubs in Dingle have traditional music.
If you want to take taxi - all all the local drivers know The Nest - it's about 8 euros to town.
We run regular writing retreats at The Nest and lots of photographers and artists use it as a working hide away. We even have our own serial story going to which you are welcome to contribute.
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It's just The Nest and somewhere to think, muse and restore your soul. As the Irish would say 'A thin place'.
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You will have the whole appartment to yourselves.
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We travel between Dingle and England. We are happy to share our extensive knowledge of the area with guests and can point out to them some of the hidden secrets of the area. Sometimes even our friends born and brought up in Dingle don't know about them!
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We love early mornings down at the lagoon watching the bird life.
The changing light on Mount Brandon enchants us as the sun is setting.
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The Nest has it's own parking.
There is no public transport to The Nest but town is less than 2 miles away so walkable or a quick taxi.
We expect you to leave The Nest as you found it. It is in the countryside so please expect birds and animals to be close at hand and local paths to be muddy after rain.
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I live in England but spend every spare moment in our house in Dingle. We run Writer's Retreats at the house and now want to open it up to other people so they can discover the hidden Dingle we have explored over the past 13 years.
We have a dog, Zip and a 3 legged cat Mimi. Zip loves being taken for walks by guests. I'm a keen walker. My husband Chris, has Parkinson's and has to take things more easily but loves sharing stories with guests. We are both writers and you will often find us working away on our latest projects.
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