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Although sometimes it seems slow, we are making progress. Here are "before" and "after" pictures. We're getting there! West side Before: West side After: South side Before: South side After: East side Before: East side After: Great room view Before: Great room view... More
As I've mentioned before, sometimes even the best laid plans have to change in the middle of a renovation project—and that was just the case this week! We met with our contractor to discuss the construction of the porch, and learned that the top of the porch's shingle column as drawn on the design sketch would create an obstruction of our ocean view. This news created a bit of a... More
We met with the Design Development team, our designer Charles Riley, and project manager Jeff Thomas this week to go over the fine points and details of the renovation. For instance, what type of floor should we lay in the foyer and where should the sconces be placed on the walls? There are so many decisions to make! I was hoping we would get through the whole house, but we only made it through... More
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I am pleased to report that a major corner has been turned—the house has been set on its piers! It feels like the first time in so long that we've actually made progress and moved forward instead of backward. It's an amazing feeling! So the house is locked in place on its piers and we are ready to move on to phase two—which is pouring the concrete foundation. After the foundation... More
This week presented another series of ups and downs. On Saturday, we met with Jeffrey Thomas, our Design Development project manager, and for the first time we were able to walk up a ladder and go into the house—a little scary actually! You would think this would have been a joyful experience—and it was—but it was also distressing because the interior didn't look so hot. You may remember that... More
The plan for this week was to give you an updated progress report on our renovation project after a scheduled meeting with Jeff Thomas, our Design Development Project Manager. But as we've learned time and time again on this journey, plans often change, and that meeting was postponed. So instead, I'm going to tell you about the planned décor of my daughter Calliope's bedroom—which I'm... More
Construction on the exterior of our beach house is currently on hold because of the extreme cold we've been experiencing here in the Northeast. This, however, did not stop our beautiful new Italian La Castellamonte wood stove from being delivered this week—despite the fact that the house is not ready! So instead of having this extremely cumbersome and heavy delivery delivered directly to the... More
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This merger brings together the product assets and financial resources of both organizations, including potential Exalgo(TM) milestones and royalty revenue and Neuromed's proven drug development expertise, with the CombinatoRx portfolio of product candidates and its unique drug discovery capabilities. The rights to Exalgo(TM), designed to be a once-daily, oral hydromorphone treatment seeking FDA approval for chronic to severe pain, were recently acquired by Mallinckrodt Inc., a subsidiary of Covidien plc, for $15 million in upfront payments, additional development funding of up to $16 million to cover internal and external costs associated with Exalgo, an approval milestone of $30 million, which could potentially increase up to $40 million, and tiered royalties on Exalgo(TM) net sales after approval. Neuromed has filed a New Drug Application for Exalgo(TM) with the FDA, which has a November 22, 2009 PDUFA review date.
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April Fools is next week! 35% of people will play an April Fools joke on someone. Everyone I know LOVES April Fools. So, I am on the defense most of the day. My husband plays a joke on me every year and some how after 8 years of marriage I still don't see the prank coming.
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Yesterday was April Fool's Day! And I had a ton of fun setting up pranks for the office.
The KEZJ Radio Ranch has seen a lot of April Fool's pranks over the years. I've almost called in sick on April Fool's Day because I live in fear each year!
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Blackberry Bridge Browser with Bell plan
I have an unlimited data plan with Bell which I've been told does not include tethering. I have been trying to research the Blackberry Bridge Browser on the Playbook as an option if I'm somewhere without wifi access. I've been reading that AT&T counts using the Bridge Browser as Tethering, but I can't find anything about Bell. Three customer service agents have told me they don't know if I will be charged for tethering using the Bridge Browser because they don't know anything about the Playbook.
Does anyone know if the Bridge Browser usage is covered under a data plan or considered tethering by Bell? I'd rather not receive a huge bill next month.
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I am fairly certain the Bridge Browser does not count as tethering, from what I can tell it doesn't do anything but connect your BB and playbook together to allow you to look at e-mails and a few other options, you can't even use the internet. You have to actually tether it to be able to browse.
Maybe someone else can confirm this?
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i can confirm this. from my own personal experiance being with bell and useing the bb bridge it just uses up my data and has not charged me anything for tetheringBack from the depths!!!
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Thanks to both of you for the solution!
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1 GB is more than enough for browsing web pages. Lately I'm doing lots of browsing on the road (no videos), sometimes for 4-5 hours a day, and I won't even hit 200 MB. If you are with Bell then they have likely pushed Bell Self Serve icon onto your device. Click on it and you will get a small (65 KB) app installed. It will show your latest usage (excluding the last two hours).
If you travel a lot then keep watching your usage, there are all kinds of charges, obvious as well as undisclosed. For instance, if you travel to the US you will get charged a few cents per hour for data roaming even if you never touch the browser or send/receive emails.
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My Bell plan when says tethering included. I don't think I paid extra for that.Those people who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do.
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"I can tell it doesn't do anything but connect your BB and playbook together to allow you to look at e-mails and a few other options, you can't even use the internet. You have to actually tether it to be able to browse."
This is not correct at all. VIA bridge you can do 95% of what you can via wifi. The only difference is you can not download from app world, and some apps do not recognize the bridge connection for internet, but most do. Aside from this bridge works the same as tethered less the costs.
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I seem to recall when I set up my first playbook with my att bb I had to download a non att bb bridge app and then the bridge browser worked.
I've just got my new playbook and downloaded bridge from app world and its insisting I need teathering att to make itt work.
Anyone know where I can get a non att copy of the bb bridge app for my torch?


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The project would provide Green Line service beyond a relocated Lechmere Station to College Avenue in Medford and to Union Square in Somerville using a two-branch operation, both to be operated within existing MBTA Commuter Rail rights-of-way. The extension is projected to have a total weekday ridership of about 52,000.[1] The Green Line would see an increase in boardings of 30,700, and the MBTA system would see between 7,000 and 8,000 new transit users.[1]
While on the drawing board since 1990, the project has proceeded in fits and starts. Construction finally broke ground on Phase 1 of the Green Line Extension in 2012,[2] with service targeted to begin in 2020.[3]
The Green Line Extension is planned to have two branches, which will split just past a relocated Lechmere station in East Cambridge. The project's two branches consist of:
- A main branch, 3.4-mile (5.5 km) long, to Medford within the existing Lowell Line commuter rail right-of-way with five stations and the terminus at College Avenue in Medford. The "Medford Branch" will become part of the "D" Branch, with intermediate stations located at Washington Street, Gilman Square, Lowell Street, and Ball Square.[4][5]
- A second branch, approximately 0.9-mile (1.4 km) long, to Union Square in Somerville. This branch would follow the existing Fitchburg Line commuter rail right-of-way and includes a single station at Union Square. The Union Square Branch will be designated as part of the "E" Branch.[5][4]
Additionally, the project will include acquisition of 24 new Green Line cars and construction of a support facility for storage and servicing of the fleet and existing north side Green Line operations.[6]
The original plans called for a further station, Route 16, at the Mystic Valley Parkway in West Medford, as well as an intermediate stop at Winthrop Street and Boston Avenue at the northern edge of the Tufts campus. The Winthrop Street stop was dropped from plans due to the proximity of other stations and neighborhood opposition, while the Route 16 station was placed on hold due to cost issues. In 2011, the Boston MPO decided to allocate funding in the 2016–2020 time period for the Route 16 station.[7][8]
Though the Tremont Street Subway was originally built to remove streetcars from the surface streets of downtown Boston, by the time of the Boylston Street Subway extension to Kenmore Square in 1914 provisions were made for the future conversions of the tunnel to use heavy rail metro rolling stock for faster service on suburban extensions. The Boston Division of Metropolitan Planning's 1926 Report on Improved Transportation Facilities further considered this conversion (and a connection to the East Boston Tunnel) as well as running rapid transit lines along existing mainline railroads to replace inner suburb local stops.[9]
The conversion proposal—which would have involved a continuous tunnel running from Lake Street station in Brighton to Maverick Square in East Boston, plus a second through route from Lechmere to Tremont Street in Roxbury—was never implemented except for the partial completion of the Huntington Avenue Subway in 1941. However, many of the other extension proposals were partially or wholly completed, with the opening of the Blue Line to Wonderland in 1954, the Highland Branch conversion to light rail in 1959, the partial conversion of the Reading Hill Line to the Haymarket North Extension in 1977, the extension of the Red Line to Braintree in 1980, and the relocation of the Orange Line to the Southwest Corridor in 1987. Two additional projects were considered in the report but not recommended for immediate work: a circumferential route which would reappear years later as the Urban Ring, and an extension of Tremont Street Subway through service from Lechmere to Woburn via the Lowell Line.[9]
By 1940, just four streetcar routes remained in Somerville: the 87 Clarendon Hill – Lechmere via Somerville Avenue and 88 Clarendon Hill – Lechmere via Highland Avenue pair, the 89 Clarendon Hill – Sullivan Square Station route, and the 101 Salem Street – Sullivan Square Station route which connected with the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway's Fellsway Line to Stoneham. The 87 and 88 were converted to trackless trolleys in 1941, while the 89 and 101 saw heavy wartime use and lasted until 1946 and 1947, respectively.[10]
In the 1945–47 Coolidge Commission reports, many of the same transit projects were again proposed; but this time the Woburn extension was given a high rating.[9] The extension would allow the Boston & Maine Railroad to abandon their local stops along the corridor (all stops from West Medford inwards had previously lost most of their ridership to streetcars) while providing a faster trip than on surface transit.[11][12]
However, other extensions received priority, and the Woburn extension was not built. The B&M dropped the Somerville local stops in the late 1940s and early 1950s due to declining ridership. In 1955–57 the B&M raised the tracks through Wedgemere and Winchester Center onto a high grade and viaduct in order to eliminate busy grade crossings.[13] However, the elevated portion was only built with two tracks, preventing a rapid transit extension from reaching to Woburn, since two tracks would still be needed for Lowell Line service. All discussion of the project since has focused on an extension no further than West Medford. The trackless trolleys were replaced by buses in 1959 and 1963, leaving most of Somerville with a transit system dependent on buses running on frequently crowded streets.[14]
Current development[edit]
After decades of no action, in 1990 Massachusetts agreed to a legally binding resolution to extend the line through Somerville to offset the additional burdens in traffic and pollution within the city due to completion of the Big Dig infrastructure. The current phase of planning began in 2005 with the completion of the MBTA's "Beyond Lechmere Northwest Corridor Study Major Investment Study/Alternatives Analysis."[15]
Despite this legal commitment, however, the Green Line Extension project lagged far behind schedule, prompting the City of Somerville and the Conservation Law Foundation to file a lawsuit to keep the project moving. In 2006, this litigation, with the help of community support and advocacy groups such as Somerville Transportation Equity Partnership (STEP) and the Union Square Task Force, finally brought about a multimillion dollar state investment in planning for the Green Line Extension with mandated completion date of December 2014.[16] Potential station stops were announced for the first time in May 2008.[17]
In 2010, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) announced that the new service was expected to be operational in October 2015; interim air quality offset measures would need to be taken if the project misses its December 2014 deadline as expected. The Department of Transportation had previously announced that due to budget limitations, the portion from College Avenue to Route 16 would be a future second phase of the extension, not included in the current proposed project.[1]
In August 2011, MassDOT announced that opening of the Extension would be postponed to Fall 2018 at the earliest. Completion of the Extension to College Avenue near Tufts University could be delayed to 2020, while the terminus at Mystic Valley Parkway remains deferred indefinitely. The stated reason for the delays was difficulties in land acquisition, as well as implied concerns about cost controls and financing.[18] Interim air-quality improvement measures will be necessary due to the project delays. Possibilities include extending Green Line branches to Lechmere, increased bus service in Somerville and Medford, and adding temporary or permanent commuter rail stops along the GLX corridor.[19]
On June 11, 2012, the Federal Transit Administration approved the Extensions for entry into the Preliminary Engineering phase as part of the New Starts program. This approval was a necessary step in MassDOT's application for $557 million in New Starts funding.[20]
In August 2012, the City of Somerville, MassDOT, and the MBTA reached a memorandum of agreement about the Union Square station. Through the Somerville Redevelopment Authority, the City will acquire $8 million worth of land for the station and grant the MBTA a permanent easement. In return, the MBTA and MassDOT will pay for cleanup costs at the site, begin construction by the spring of 2014 and open the station no later than early 2017.[21] In October 2012, the Somerville Board of Aldermen approved the Union Square Redevelopment Plan and authorized an $8 million bond, including $6 million to purchase the land and $2 million for cleanup and station planning.[22]
In December 2014, the FTA said it intended to pay $996 million of the extension's $2.2 billion costs. The remainder of expenses will be paid by the state, from either its operating funds or bonds.[23] On April 18, 2014, Governor Patrick signed a $12.7 billion bonding bill which included $1.3 billion for the Green Line Extension, as well as $2.3 billion for South Coast Rail and $325 million for South Station expansion.[24]
In August 2015, the MBTA disclosed that the project would cost approximately $3 billion, a $1.08 billion increase from previous estimates. The revised cost called into question whether the project could be completed; options like scaling down stations or the maintenance facility will also be considered.[25]
Phase 1 construction[edit]
Phase I consists of the reconstruction of the Harvard Street Railroad Bridge in Medford and the Medford Street Railroad Bridge in Somerville as well as the demolition of the MBTA facility at 21 Water Street in Cambridge. The MBTA opened bid solicitations for Phase I construction elements, which represent preliminary work that can be done while the main project is in final design, in July 2012. The work includes the $15.3 million reconstruction of the two railroad bridges, as well as the $3 million demolition.[26] Phase I work is to last until early 2015.[27]
A groundbreaking ceremony was held at the Medford Street bridge on December 11, 2012.[28] A Notice to Proceed was issued to the contractor, Barletta Heavy Division, Inc., on January 31, 2013. Surveying began in February, while construction started in March 2013.[29][30]
The 21 Water Street facility was demolished in August 2014.[31]
Phase 2/2A construction[edit]
In September 2013, the state secured funding to move forward on the construction of two new Green line stations in Somerville, project Phase 2/2A. Construction is expected to begin on two new stations in the Union Square and Brickbottom neighborhoods of Somerville early in 2014 and are expected to be open by 2017. A new elevated Lechmere and a viaduct over the Fitchburg Line will also be built, along with numerous streetscape, bridge, signal, and utility improvements and relocations.[27]
In mid-2013, the MBTA awarded a construction manager-general contractor contract to White Skanska Kiewit (WSK), a joint venture of J. F. White Contracting Co., Skanska USA Civil Northeast and Kiewit Infrastructure. WSK is responsible for the primary construction work for Phases 2/2A, 3, and 4. Notice to proceed for Phase 2 pre-construction was given on July 19, 2013.[32] On September 25, 2013, the MassDOT board approved a $393M, three-year contract with WSK for Phase 2 construction, with funds from the transportation bill passed earlier that year.[33] The state intends to seek $557M in federal New Starts money for Phases 3 and 4.[34]
Further phases[edit]
The main project is divided into three phases. Phase 2/2A, to be complete by early 2017, will extend service to Union Square on the Union Square Branch, and to Washington Street on the Medford Branch. A new elevated Lechmere station and a substantial viaduct over the Fitchburg Line will be built, along with numerous streetscape, bridge, signal and utility improvements and relocations.[27] Phase 3, to last from 2016 into 2018, involves the construction of a substantial new Green Line maintenance facility and several smaller buildings adjacent to the MBTA Commuter Rail Maintenance Facility. Phase 4, lasting from 2015 to 2019, is the construction of the remainder of the Medford Branch, with stations at Gilman Square, Lowell Street, Ball Square, and College Avenue. Several miles of Lowell Line tracks will be relocated and retaining and noise abatement walls constructed to make way for the Green Line tracks, as well as more bridge, signal, and utility work.[27]
Terminus location[edit]
In 2008, the EPA ratified the Massachusetts State Implementation Plan (SIP) to include an amendment to the 1994 agreement that substituted the planned "the Green Line extension to Ball Square/Tufts University" with an "extension to Medford Hillside...[and] spur to Union Square."[35] Accordingly, the MBTA and MassDOT surveyed potential termini at the intersection of Winthrop Street and Boston Avenue, and also at Route 16 (Mystic Valley Parkway), but these locations were abandoned by the agencies, citing budgetary limitations. Instead, the Green Line Extension was retracted by a mile to College Avenue, which is encompassed by Tufts University.[36]
The plan to terminate the GLX at College Avenue drew criticism from residents in Medford and Somerville, who questioned the advantages and legality of the move.[37] A petition by the Medford Green Line Neighborhood Alliance to extend the Green Line argued that a Route 16 terminus would "provide Green Line access to thousands of people within a 10-minute walk," be "conveniently located on two major thoroughfares with existing bus connections," and "serve two large portions of Medford and Somerville designated as Environmental Justice Communities."[38]
In January 2012, the MBTA and MassDOT issued a response to questions from the public. The document stated that "the position of MassDOT and the MBTA on the configuration of the Green Line Extension is supported and has been reinforced by multiple regulatory agencies overseeing the SIP, including MassDEP." In concluding these comments, the MBTA stated that it would not respond to any further questions regarding College Avenue satisfying the Medford Hillside requirements of the SIP.[39]
Lechmere closure[edit]
During Phase 2 construction, the northern section of the Lechmere Elevated will be removed and the elevated section of the line will be extended to a large flyover bridge crossing the Fitchburg Line tracks. The 1922 Lechmere station will be replaced with an elevated station across the street. The work may require closing the viaduct (and thus cutting service back to North Station) for 17 months—the third major disruption of Lechmere service since 2004—causing opposition to the closure in Cambridge.[40]
- ^ a b c Bowles, Ian (July 30, 2010). "Final Environmental Impact Report" (PDF). p. 5. Retrieved October 16, 2010.
- ^ Rosenberg, Steven A. (December 5, 2013). "Somerville poised to grow along Green Line". The Boston Globe. Retrieved December 7, 2013.
- ^ http://www.wbur.org/2014/09/13/green-line-extension-cost-rises-to-2-billion
- ^ a b "MBTA Light Rail Transit System OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE PLAN" (PDF). Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. 6 January 2011. Retrieved 10 August 2015.
- ^ a b "Travel Forecasts: Systemwide Stats and SUMMIT Results" (PDF). Green Line Extension Project: FY 2012 New Starts Submittal. Massachusetts Department of Transportation. January 2012. Retrieved 10 August 2015.
- ^ Ainsley, Mary; Fichter, Katherine (August 25, 2011). "Green Line Extension Project: Project Management Plan - Preliminary Engineering Phase" (PDF). greenlineextension.eot.state.ma.us. Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority & Massachusetts Department of Transportation. Retrieved December 11, 2013.
- ^ http://www.somervillestep.org/2011/06/green_line_rout.html
- ^ http://www.ctps.org/Drupal/data/pdf/plans/LRTP/paths/2035_LRTP_Amendment_Three_072214.pdf
- ^ a b c Central Transportation Planning Staff (15 November 1993). "The Transportation Plan for the Boston Region - Volume 2". National Transportation Library. Retrieved 24 January 2013.
- ^ Clarke, Bradley H. (2003). Streetcar Lines of the Hub - The 1940s. Boston Street Railway Association. pp. 132–149. ISBN 0938315056.
- ^ Boston Elevated Railway and Boston Department of Public Utilities (1945). "Boston Rapid Transit System & Proposed Extentions 1945 - Metropolitan Transit Recess Commission Air View". Wardmaps LLC. Retrieved January 24, 2013.
- ^ Metropolitan Transit Recess Commission (1945). "Proposed Rapid Transit Route: Lechmere to Woburn". Report of the Legislative Commission on Rapid Transit: 1945. Retrieved July 29, 2013.
- ^ Humphrey, Thomas J. and Clark, Norton D. (1985). Boston's Commuter Rail: The First 150 Years. Boston Street Railway Association. pp. 55–57. ISBN 9780685412947.
- ^ Belcher, Jonathan (March 23, 2013). "Changes to Transit Service in the MBTA district" (PDF). NETransit. Retrieved September 17, 2013.
- ^ "Green Line Extension Info". City Of Somerville. Retrieved August 26, 2007.
- ^ Cummings, Claire (August 9, 2007). "Proponents rap delay to extend Green Line". The Boston Globe. Retrieved August 26, 2007.
- ^ Ryan, Andrew (May 7, 2008). "Potential Green Line stops announced in Somerville, Medford". The Boston Globe. Retrieved December 11, 2012.
- ^ Byrne, Matt (August 1, 2011). "State: Green Line extension will be delayed til 2018". The Boston Globe. Retrieved August 1, 2011.
- ^ Central Transportation Planning Staff (January 23, 2012). "Green Line Extension SIP Mitigation Inventory" (PDF). Massachusetts Department of Transportation. Retrieved June 26, 2012.
- ^ Mello, Mary Beth (June 11, 2012). "Re: Preliminary Engineering Approval for the Green Line Extension (GLX) Light Rail Transit Project" (PDF). Federal Transit Administration. Retrieved June 26, 2012.
- ^ Orchard, Chris (August 3, 2012). "Agreement Says Union Square Green Line Station Operational by 2017". Somerville Patch. Retrieved August 4, 2012.
- ^ Orchard, Chris (October 12, 2012). "Aldermen Authorize $8 Million Bond for Union Square Green Line Site". Somerville Patch. Retrieved October 21, 2012.
- ^ Annear, Steve (December 2, 2014). "Government Will Pay for Nearly Half of the MBTA's Green Line Extension Project". Boston Magazine. Retrieved December 3, 2014.
- ^ "Transportation Bond Bill Update - Bill signed by Governor". The American Council of Engineering Companies of Massachusetts (ACEC/MA). 18 April 2014. Retrieved 28 July 2015.
- ^ Dungca, Nicole (August 24, 2015). "Green Line extension could cost another $1 billion". The Boston Globe. Retrieved 26 August 2015.
- ^ "Bids sought for initial Green Line Extension work". Medford Green Line neighborhood Alliance. July 16, 2012. Retrieved July 17, 2012.
- ^ a b c d "Green Line Extension Project: Fall 2012 Fact Sheet" (PDF). Massachusetts Department of Transportation. November 5, 2012. Retrieved July 29, 2013.
- ^ "Green Line Extension Phase 1 Construction Begins". Commonwealth Conversation: Transportation. Massachusetts Department of Transportation. December 11, 2012. Retrieved December 15, 2012.
- ^ Sheeran, Elizabeth (February 8, 2013). "Notice to Proceed Given For Phase 1 of Green Line Extension". Ward 5 Online. Retrieved February 8, 2013.
- ^ "MBTA gets set to lay tracks". The Somerville News. March 20, 2013. Retrieved March 20, 2013.
- ^ MassDOT (25 August 2014). "2014_08_25 MBTA Building at 21 Water St in Cambridge Demolition_2". Green Line Extension Phase 1. Retrieved 25 August 2014.
- ^ Orchard, Chris (July 29, 2013). "Construction Firm Hired for Green Line Extension". Somerville Patch. Retrieved July 29, 2013.
- ^ "State approves $393m for three new stations on Green Line". The Boston Globe. September 26, 2013. Retrieved September 26, 2013.
- ^ Orchard, Chris (September 25, 2013). "$393 Million Approved to Bring Green Line to Union Square, Washington Street". Somerville Patch. Retrieved September 26, 2013.
- ^ "Approval and Promulgation of Air Quality Implementation Plans; Massachusetts; Amendment to Massachusetts' State Implementation Plan for Transit System Improvements" (PDF). Federal Register, Vol. 73, No. 148, p. 44655. July 31, 2008. Retrieved August 11, 2013.
- ^ Fichter, Katherine S. (January 10, 2012). "Responses to Comments on the October 2011 Environmental Assessment" (PDF). Retrieved August 11, 2013.
- ^ http://greenlineextension.eot.state.ma.us/documents/FinalEIR/GLX_mtg20063010.pdf
- ^ "Bring the Green Line to Route 16". Medford Green Line Neighborhood Alliance. Retrieved August 11, 2013.
- ^ "Responses to Comments on the October 2011 Environmental Assessment," p. 6.
- ^ Levy, Marc (February 26, 2014). "Second 17-month T disruption looms for Lechmere; public market idea still alive". Cambridge Day. Retrieved May 2, 2014.
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London Attractions: Celebrate royalty this month at Kensington Palace
Published: Monday 29th of July 2013
If you are looking for things to do in London then why not join thousands of Brits, who are celebrating the birth of the future king of this country, baby George Alexander Louis.
Proud parents Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William, recently announced the name of the newest addition to their family after much speculation and excitement which reverberated all over the country.
The UK is currently in the grip of royal baby fever which has not only captured the hearts and mind of Brits, but has also caused a stir across the world. The announcement came just one day after the Duchess left hospital and two days after she gave birth.
Royalty has always remained a traditional part of the British culture, and the monarchy are held in high regard by the Brits.
The arrival of baby George has been long awaited and anticipated for months, and is one of the most celebrated events of the year.
As a visitor to the great city that is London, why not participate in some celebrations of your own and take a sneak peak into the lives of royalty?
Nearly everyone has heard about Buckingham Palace - undoubtedly the most popular of royal residences, but why not put Kensington Palace on your list as well?
Generations of royal women have helped to shape Kensington Palace, including the late Princess Diana, Queen Mary to Victoria.
Will Kate Middleton leave a lasting legacy too? The palace is said to be a very popular hotspot for the Duchess, and there is plenty for visitors to do there.
For here, guests can explore the sprawling gardens that surround the palace, as well as the Queen's State apartments, the King's State apartments, which contain magnificent works of art and and opulent displays within each room that collectively make up the apartments.
There is also an exhibition which tells you all about the life and reign of Queen Victoria.
But if you are feeling peckish towards the end of your visit, then go ahead and tuck in at the palace cafe where you can grab a bite to eat. There is also a shop with many collectibles and souvenirs which can serve as special mementos to remind you of your trip.
So if you do one thing this summer, be sure to stop by Kensington Palace and other royal residences, which hold hundreds of years of British tradition.
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Thursday 24th of May 2012 Learn more about the notorious Anne Boleyn at the Tower of London, where she was executed on charges of adultery and incest.
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Wednesday 23rd of May 2012 Southwark Cathedral is joining the other London attractions holding events to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
London attractions: Celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee with The Garden Museum
Tuesday 22nd of May 2012 There are plenty of London attractions that are hosting events for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, with the Garden Museum putting on a particularly enjoyable event on June 3rd.
Star in your own video at the British Music Experience
Monday 21st of May 2012 People looking for things to do in London should opt for a trip to the British Music Experience, where they can star in their own music video.
Get a different perspective on the past with Pollock's Toy Museum for things to do in London
Sunday 20th of May 2012 A visit Pollock's Toy Museum is a delightful way to get an insight into the pastimes of the children on the past.
Enjoy Dark Shadows at the Curzon Chelsea cinema for things to do in London
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London attractions: Learn of the intriguing history of All Hallows by the Tower
Friday 18th of May 2012 The ancient All Hallows by the Tower has a wealth of history and numerous royal connections to be discovered.
Study medicinal plants at the Chelsea Physic Garden for things to do in London
Thursday 17th of May 2012 People seeking things to do in London should try the Chelsea Physic Garden if they have an interest in plants.
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FEMEN is outraged by idiotic statement of the castrated Samurai mayor of Osaka and co-founder of the nationalist right "Party of Japanese revival" Toru Hashimoto: "If you want them to have a rest in such a situation, a comfort women system is necessary. Anyone can understand that."
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Nut firm: Kraft found salmonella in '08FRESNO, Calif. - A company at the heart of a nationwide pistachio recall said Kraft Foods Inc. detected salmonella in its pistachios more than six months ago but didn't report it until last week. Setton International Foods Inc. production manager Lee Cohen said Friday that pistachios from California sister company Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella Inc. tested positive for salmonella in a Kraft snack mix in September. Setton Pistachio recalled more than 2 million pounds of the nuts on Monday after a Kraft manufacturer found salmonella in another batch of its roasted pistachios on March 20. Cohen said Kraft didn't tell Setton Pistachio of the September test until last week. Mother charged with stabbing 2-year-old GARDNER, Mass. - A woman who believes she was being stalked by a cult has been charged with stabbing her 2-year-old daughter 100 times with scissors, her lawyer and police have said, and can be heard yelling 'Die! Die!' on a 911 call. Susan Johnson's screams can be heard on the 911 call made by a security guard who helped to subdue her in a laundry room at a Gardner apartment building Wednesday night. Johnson, 38, also used an electrical cord from a dryer to try to strangle the toddler, police said, but the security guard and two residents separated mother and child just before police arrived. Boy, 10, leads police on high-speed car chase AURORA, Ind. - Police say a 10-year-old Indiana boy led officers on a high-speed chase before crashing his parents' minivan. Aurora Police said the boy was treated for minor injuries at a hospital after the Thursday morning three-mile chase and then taken to a juvenile detention center in Lawrenceburg. The van hit several vehicles before police set out 'stop sticks' to try to stop it. The boy swerved around the spikes but struck a utility pole and then stopped. Police Chief Dana Cotton said the boy could face felony charges of auto theft and evading police. Coroner: Santa shooter used coke before killings COVINA, Calif. - A California coroner said a man who dressed as Santa Claus and murdered his ex-wife and eight of her family members at a party Christmas Eve used cocaine before the rampage. An autopsy report detailed Friday in the Pasadena Star-News said Bruce Pardo had low levels of the drug in his blood and urine. Laboratory director Joe Motto said it's unclear how much influence the cocaine had on Pardo's behavior, but that it's unlikely it prompted the attacks. He said Pardo could have taken cocaine up to 12 hours before the attack. Doctor in hepatitis B case fights for license NEWARK, N.J. - Medical regulators in New Jersey heard from health inspectors on Friday about unsanitary conditions in a doctor's office they suspect is the source of a hepatitis B outbreak, in which nearly 3,000 patients are being warned to get tested. Five cancer patients of Dr. Parvez Dara have tested positive for hepatitis B, a disease that is transmitted through exposure to infected blood. According to state health inspectors, some of the health code violations found in Dara's office include blood on the floor of a room where chemotherapy was administered, blood in a bin where blood vials were stored, open medication vials, and unsterile saline and gauze. Search for missing family moves to Neb. OMAHA, Neb. - A search for a family of four in the rugged Black Hills area of South Dakota ended Friday after authorities found a stolen truck that they believe the family used to return to their home state of Nebraska. Matthew and Rowena Schade and their children, ages 8 and 11, have not been seen since March 20, when a Knox County deputy sheriff interviewed them in their Creighton home about allegations of abuse. Matthew Schade, 26, has attended a survival camp in Black Hills for several years through his church. Knox County Sheriff Jim Janecek declined to comment Friday on whether he believed Rowena Schade and the children were with Matthew Schade willingly. He also declined to discuss the search strategy in Nebraska.
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DToid:Having spent the better part of a day with Judgment though, I am definitely warming up to it. Sure, it's not Gears of War 4 proper, but if you fancy yourself a Gears fan, then there's no reason to not open up to this one.
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Speculation has been swirling that Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has been selected as Sen. John McCain's choice for running mate, giving him a force among women and younger voters. Palin has been credited with reforms in her state.
DENVER | John McCain and other Republicans have been masterful this week at inserting themselves into Barack Obama's Democratic National Convention, repeatedly stealing part of the limelight with hard-hitting ads, an aggressive effort to court disaffected Clinton supporters and tantalizing visits by possible Republican vice-presidential candidates.
Mr. McCain had narrowed his list to a handful of possibilities: Former rival Mitt Romney, Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, as well as wildcard Sen. Joe Lieberman, the Democrats' 2000 vice-presidential nominee who is now an independent.
The nominee was to be called late Thursday and an announcement was set for Friday.
The mere suggestion that the name of the nominee might leak before or during Mr. Obama's acceptance speech last night had top strategists playing defense during the day, firing off charges at any number of the possible selections.
The guessing game also kept the cable television networks busy, taking away from time that otherwise would have been devoted to covering Mr. Obama's speech before 75,000 spectators in Denver.
Mr. McCain also released a commercial congratulating Mr. Obama, stealing yet more attention.
"How perfect that your nomination would come on this historic day. Tomorrow, we'll be back at it. But tonight, Senator, job well done," Mr. McCain said in the spot, referring to the anniversary Thursday of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech.
It was just the latest in a masterful manipulation of the press demonstrated by Mr. McCain and Republicans, who released daily Web videos and television commercials playing up a split between Mr. Obama and rival Hillary Rodham Clinton. Those were replayed repeatedly on cable news, earning television time that otherwise would have gone to Democrats.
"Note to Cable Networks: The only time McCain's Clinton-themed ads are running is when they're included in your programming," Tommy Vietor, an Obama campaign spokesman, said in an e-mail fired off to reporters, citing a report that the McCain campaign has been giving the ads limited airtime, relying instead on news programs to give them play.
With his vice-presidential pick still to come, Mr. McCain has a chance to instantly suck the oxygen away from Mr. Obama and his convention speech.
He settled on his nominee Thursday and was scheduled to campaign with the pick Friday in Dayton, Ohio.
The senator from Arizona also plans to have several of those on his shortlist, such as Mr. Romney and Mr. Ridge, campaign with him in Pennsylvania on Saturday - part of a unity tour leading up to next week's Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn.


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The Miami Heat's LeBron James, left, and Ray Allen did not play... News PhotoBasketball - NBA Pro,Basketball - Sport,Charlotte - North Carolina,Charlotte Bobcats,LeBron James,Miami Heat - Basketball Team,North Carolina - US State,Ray Allen,Sport,Sporting Term,Time Warner Cable Arena,USA,VerticalPhotographer Charlotte ObserverCollection: Tribune News Service 2013 MCTThe Miami Heat's LeBron James, left, and Ray Allen did not play against the Charlotte Bobcats on Friday, April 5, 2013 at Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte, North Carolina. Miami won, 89-79. (Jeff Siner/Charlotte Observer/MCT via Getty Images)


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Premier League - Swansea dispose of Stoke
Swansea impressed in beating Stoke 2-0 in the Premier League at the Liberty Stadium.
Scott Sinclair dispatched an early penalty after Wayne Routledge was clearly fouled by Ryan Shawcross in the box.
Danny Graham made sure of the points with a cool finish with five minutes left, his first goal for the club.
Brendan Rodgers's Swans passed Stoke out of the game for long periods, while their defence held firm whenever Stoke threatened their box with barrages of aerial balls.
The opening half hour saw the three quick yellow-booted Swansea attackers Sinclair, Routledge and Nathan Dyer menace the Stoke backline constantly. It took them only nine minutes to break the deadlock: Shawcross committed a needless late tackle on Routledge following a clever Joe Allen ball down the channel, and Sinclair found the bottom corner with a crisp strike.
On 14 minutes Graham almost finished at the back post on the slide after Routledge had broken into the box from the left. Stoke were all over the place in midfield, but their defence did a good job to keep the Swansea forwards at bay for that opening 30 minutes or so.
At the other end, Jonathan Walters outmuscled Mark Gower on 21 minutes before dipping a volley that Michel Vorm touched on to the bar and over.
While Stoke were unable to penetrate Swansea's final third but peppered their box from deep, midfielder Andy Wilkinson was fortunate not to be sent off for a waist-high scissor tackle on Dyer on halfway which angered the Swansea bench and fans.
Stoke again sought to apply pressure on the home box in the second half, with Peter Crouch the target and Walters playing off him. The Potters hit the woodwork a second time on the hour mark when Glenn Whelan bent a low free-kick around the wall, the ball rebounding to safety off the post.
Swansea's woodwork has been rattled nine times this season, far more than any other team in the top flight.
Routledge committed one of a succession of free-kicks with a reckless tackle on Jermaine Pennant - Mark Gower was also booked for cynically kicking away Walters's legs as he broke over halfway - but the former Liverpool winger's delivery from set-pieces was poor throughout the afternoon.
Sinclair forced Begovic into a flying stop after coming inside Huth on the counter and Swansea then kept the ball better, with the former Chelsea forward forcing Pennant to floor him to prevent the chance of a second goal as he flew in between three Stoke players on the edge of the box.
That free-kick, like many others, was struck into the wall - but nine minutes later Swansea had that second goal.
Jonathan Woodgate was beaten by Graham in a challenge for a loose ball in midfield and the £3.5 million signing from Watford remained calm to score past Begovic as the keeper advanced to the edge of his box.
Substitute Cameron Jerome forced a save from Vorm with an injury-time header that Crouch could not finish on the rebound and a minute later the former Cardiff striker nodded past Vorm as he emerged recklessly to the edge of his box - but the ball ran out of play before he could finish it off.
Stoke have scored only four goals in their last nine league matches. They stay eighth in the table as their miserable run of away form continues - they have won just one of their last 14 league matches on the road.
Swansea have not been prolific either but have now scored a more respectable six goals in seven Premier League matches, and maintain their record of not conceding a home goal this season as they move up to 10th.


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San Francisco Start-up works with Google Apps to streamlines Work and Project Management, Improves Team Collaboration and Efficiency
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) March 10, 2010 -- Manymoon announced today that its free work and project management application for Google Apps is now available in the Google Apps Marketplace™, Google's recently launched online storefront for Google Apps™ products and services. Less than a year since it was originally released, Manymoon is already used by thousands of businesses of all sizes and industries. With Manymoon, it is simple for users to create a secure project workspace with task lists, files, due dates and threaded messaging. Through single-sign-in access of their Google Apps account, users can connect with colleagues and immediately start sharing existing emails, Google Docs™ and Google Calendars™ without worrying about additional setup or training.
"Manymoon enables business to easily manage team work online. We've added tens of thousands of users in just the last few months and we look forward to turbo-charging our growth through the Google Apps Marketplace," says Amit Kulkarni, company CEO. "Online discussion boards and emailing document and spreadsheet attachments around just doesn't work for fast-moving teams. Manymoon plus Google Apps is a fundamentally better way to get work done."
Manymoon makes it simple for businesses and teams to organize and share information including tasks, projects, documents, status updates and links with co-workers, customers and partners.
"We no longer spend hours a day maintaining our email and project collaboration systems. Google Apps and Manymoon securely host applications so that we can focus on growing our business," says Jason Meinzer, COO and Co-Founder of CityRyde.
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The Arkansas gubernatorial race features one firmly anti-choice candidate, and one with a vacillating stance on abortion rights.
A recent investigation by RH Reality Check demonstrates that Nebraska's attorney general, like numerous others throughout the country, has particularly close relationships with extreme sections of the anti-choice movement, and that many extreme right-wing and fundamentalist Christian groups enjoy a high degree of access with government officials.
Sullivan now faces incumbent Democratic Sen. Mark Begich, who has said that Sullivan has "positions on women's health that are truly frightening." The race will likely play an important role in Republicans' efforts to regain control of the U.S. Senate this November.
Democratic delegates voted for Rep. Amanda Curtis over rancher Dirk Adams during a special convention held Saturday, four days before the August 20 deadline for the party to choose a candidate to appear on the November ballot.
Presented as extensions of the Violence Against Women Act at the Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing on Wednesday were Sen. Amy Klobuchar's Protecting Domestic Violence and Stalking Victims Act and Sen. Richard Blumenthal's Lori Jackson Domestic Violence Survivor Protection Act.
Minority caucuses in the U.S. House of Representatives introduced a bill on Wednesday, the 49th anniversary of the enactment of the Medicare and Medicaid programs, aiming to improve health outcomes for communities of color.
The Campus Accountability and Safety Act would designate confidential advisors to counsel sexual assault survivors on their options, stiffen penalties for universities that don't do enough to address sexual assault, and require colleges to survey their students about their experiences.
Senate Republicans opposed Harris' nomination and accused Democrats of trying to stack the federal appeals court ahead of a pending challenge to the Affordable Care Act.
"America's federal contracts should not subsidize discrimination against the American people," Obama said before signing the order. "I'm going to do what I can with the authority I have to act."
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BOULDER, Colo., Feb. 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Money is tight these days, so people are paying close attention to how they spend their precious dollars. This can include eating at home more and canceling pricey gym memberships. In this new economic era, unrestrained spending is out. But don't allow tight times to compromise the health of you or your family. To help health seekers navigate the new terrain, the editors at Natural Solutions: Vibrant Health, Balanced Living magazine have published "31 Ways to Stay Healthy and Save Money" in their March issue -- on newsstands now.
"The things that keep us healthy are often the first to go when we clamp down on our spending," said Linda Sparrowe, Natural Solutions' editor-in-chief. "We can't stop paying the mortgage or the utilities, so we downgrade our healthy lifestyle expenditures to 'dispensable.'" Turns out that's not such a healthy idea. Uncertain times like these, Sparrowe says, create an inordinate amount of stress, which is reason alone to find a way to keep what keeps you sane. How can you do that without breaking the bank?
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Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
Several Emmy nominees have state ties
There is always a local angle.
But it was slim pickings if you were looking for Emmy nominees with Wisconsin ties. The nominations were announced Thursday.
"Community," created by Milwaukee native Dan Harmon, who has since left the show, received just one writing nomination.
The most prominent nominee was University of Wisconsin - Madison alum Steve Levitan whose show "Modern Family received 15 nominations, including Levitan for best director.
Shawano native Mark Samels was nominated as executive producer of the documentary "The Amish" on "American Experience."
Richard Dahm, a Waukesha native and former writer for The Onion, was one of multiple writing nominees for "The Colbert Report."
And something called "Dancing with the Stars," was nominated as best reality competition for the past season, won by Green Bay Packer Donald Driver.
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Manuel Pellegrini has been showing his new side tapes of his former team
Striker will remain with Spanish club having spent last season on loan from City
The Spain international appears certain to leave Malaga this summer
Real Madrid are expected to step up their transfer activity this week
Roberto Mancini was sacked before the end of the season
Malaga boss expects progress to be made on Monday
The 21-year-old Spain international is under contract until 2016
Chilean will leave club and is hotly tipped to replace Roberto Mancini at Manchester City, who have named Claudio Reyna as their director of football at New York City FC
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Google Analytics shows you how to track different market segments and analyze conversion rates, and reveals advanced techniques such as marketing-campaign tracking, a valuable feature that most people overlook. And this practical book not only provides complete code samples for web developers, it also explains the concepts behind the code to marketers, managers, and others on your team.
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Oh Tribbles! You are toooo much!
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I was watching Heroes last night, catching up on the last few episodes and noticed something. Sylar was writing with his right hand. It was pretty legible as well. I thought ZQ was left handed. Am I seeing things?? Or is he just that good
I haven't caught up with the last... 4 episodes of Heroes (I guess it just shows how much I've lost interest in that show) though I intend to these days... but I remember last season, I think it was in the finale, when Claire noticed that "Nathan" (shapeshifted Sylar) was using his left hand to do something, and it was supposed to be a clue to what he really was. This should indicate that Sylar is left-handed, just like ZQ.
Yes, that's what I thought, but... there Sylar was, writing with his right hand. I thought it was... interesting.
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