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AAmerican Masters, Part I American Masters, Part II American Masters, Part IIIAmerican Masters, Part IVAmerican Masters, Part V An Intelligent Conversation: String Quartets Arias & BarcarollesArtists in Exile, Part IArtists in Exile, Part IIAutumn Leaves Autumnal Masterpieces BBach Sleeps in on Sundays Bach to Beethoven Bach's Christmas Oratorio Bach's Not-So-Minor B-Minor MassBallad of East and West Barber, SamuelBartok, BelaBeethoven and that Danged MetronomeBeethoven and the PianoBeethoven at Parnassus, Part IBeethoven at Parnassus, Part IIBeethoven QuartetsBerlioz, HectorBernstein, LeonardBill's Keepers Boulanger, NadiaBrahms, Johannes, Part IBrahms, Johannes, Part II Britten, Benjamin Bruckner, Anton CCall for ScoresCello Concertos Child's PlayChopin, FredericClash of the Titans Clowning AroundCopland, Aaron Corigliano, JohnCzech out those Bohemians DDebussy, Claude Demons, Spooks and Other Things That Go Bump in the NightDirector's ChoiceDistant Neighbors Don't Shoot the Piano PlayerDvořák, AntoninDvorak, Tchaikovsky & Borodin String Quartets EElgar, EdwardEmotion and Meaning in MusicEnescu, GeorgesEspanaFFamilies of Instruments Family Matters: All in the FamilyFauré, GabrielFit for a KingFour SeasonsFrom This Mighty River: Music of the Children of J.S BachGGame of Pairs, Part I Game of Pairs, Part IIGershwin, GeorgeGet the PictureGitana: Gypsy Music and Its Influences Green and Pleasant Land Grieg and SibeliusHHandel, George FridericHaydn and Mozart QuartetsHaydn SymphoniesHidden Gold, Part IHidden Gold, Part IIHHindemith, PaulHit or Myth Holiday CelebrationHomageII Didn't Know About YouI Hear a Rhapsody I Hear America Singing I Lost it at the Movies (FREE)In a Family WayIncidentally SpeakingIntimate VoicesInvitation to the Dance, Part I Invitation to the Dance, Part II Invitation to the Dance, Part IIIIt Takes Two to TangoIt Was a Lover and His Lass Italian SouvenirsJJanacek, LeosKKeyboard SmorgasbordLLatin CarnivalLes SixLife Among the Dead: Requiem MassesListener's Choice, Part IIListener's Choice, Part III (FREE)Liszt, Franz Little Night Music Little Traveling Music, Please MMaestro, Part IMaestro, Part IIMagnificent MagyarsMahler, Gustav, Part IMahler, Gustav, Part IIMaiden VoyagesMendelssohn, FelixMendelssohn, Schumann and Brahms String QuartetsMerrie EnglandMozart at his Zenith Mozart Piano ConcertosMozart's Birthday BashMozart: Bright Lights, Big CityMusic for the MassesMusic from the Magic Box Music in 19th Century Paris: Waterloo to Bismarck Music in the Time of WarMusic of ScandinaviaMusical Cryptograms NNationalismNew Releases, Part IINew Releases, Part III, week 1 of 2New Releases, Part III, week 2 of 2 New Wine in Old Bottles Nielsen, Carl Ninth SymphoniesNobody Ever Builds a Statue to a CriticOOrpheus in the New World Outward BoundPPastoral Symphonies Piano ConcertosPolandPortraits in Black, Brown, & Beige, Part I Portraits in Black, Brown, & Beige, Part II Ports of Call, Part I Ports of Call, Part II Poulenc, FrancisProkofiev, SergeiProud Tower, Part IProud Tower, Part IIRRachmaninoff, SergeiRavel, Maurice Respighi, OttorinoRimsky-Korsakov and His PupilsRoaring 20's Russian Five: The Mighty HandfulSSchool DaysSchubert String QuartetsSchubertiade, Part ISchubertiade, Part IISchuman, WilliamSchumann, Robert Shakespeare Shostakovich, Dmitri, Part I Shostakovich, Dmitri, Part IISlipped Through the Cracks Sounds of the City of Lights SoundtracksSpanish SchoolSpring is Here St-Saëns, Camille St. Matthew PassionStrauss, RichardStravinsky, Igor String Quartets from Fibich to SibeliusStrings Plus OneSweet Home Chicago Symphony, Part ISymphony, Part IISymphony, Part IIISymphony, Part IVSymphony, Part IX (FREE)Symphony, Part VSymphony, Part VI (French)Symphony, Part VII (Russian)Symphony, Part VIII Symphony, Part XTTchaikovsky, Peter, Part ITchaikovsky, Peter, Part IIThe Big Five, Part I: Chicago Symphony Orchestra The Big Five, Part I: New York PhilharmonicThe Big Five, Part II: New York PhilharmonicThe Gathering Storm: Music from the Great Depression to WWIIThrough the Mail SlotTone Poems Too Darn BigTriple PlayTudor Music (FREE)Two Very Different Worlds Delius and HolstUUnder the Hood, Part IUnder the Hood, Part II Unfinished SymphoniesVVariationsVaughan Williams, RalphVenice: The Glories ofVerdi, Giuseppe, Part IVerdi, Giuseppe, Part IIVienna, Part IVienna, Part II ViolaViolin Concerto Voices from the East WWagner's Ring CycleWagner, RichardWalton, WilliamWater MusicWhat Else Ya Got?Wind QuintetsWunderkinder, Part IWunderkinder, Part IIYYin and Yang: The Play of Opposites, Part 1Yin and Yang: The Play of Opposites, Part 2 (FREE)You and the Night and the Music
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This program teaches us the danger of mixing romance and politics with Verdi's Don Carlo and Aida.
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We begin our exploration of Verdi's requiem with heroic percussion, a fiery Dies Irae, and Toscanini & Muti conducting. Don't miss it!
Giuseppe Verdi: Messa Da Requiem: Requiem & Kyrie
NBC Symphony Orchestra/Arturo Toscanini; Herva Nelli, s.; Fedora Barbieri, ms; Giuseppe Di Stefano, t.; Cesare Siepi, b.
Giuseppe Verdi: Messa da Requiem: Dies Irae
Chicago Symphony Orchestra & Chorus/Riccardo Muti; Mario Zeffiri, t. Olga Borodina, s.
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A trumpet call, a double fugue and we're off. We finish our exploration of Verdi's Requiem and listen to Verdi's lesser known string quartet.
Giuseppe Verdi: Messa da Requiem: Offertorio, Sanctus, Angus Dei, Lux Aeterna, Libera Me
Chicago Symphony Orchestra & Chorus/Riccardo Muti; Mario Zeffiri, t.; Olga Borodina, s.
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Verdi: String Quartet in E Minor, III & IV
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Giuseppe Verdi: Otello: Act I, II & IV (excerpts)
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Friday is our last day celebrating Verdi, and boy do we go out with a bang. Join us for the heart wrenching end of Otello and the glorious Falstaff!
Giuseppe Verdi: Otello- Act IV (excerpts)
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For a second chance
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I wish four months could've been eight
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As it always has been
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My heart was in a plight
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As part of Radio 3's Music on the Brink, Free Thinking takes the cultural temperature of Paris, Berlin, London, St Petersburg and Vienna in the years leading up to the First World War. The novelist AS Byatt, the film expert Neil Brand and the cultural historians Alexandra Harris and Philipp Blom have chosen artworks and artefacts from the period and will use them to explore, with Anne McElvoy, the ideas and spirit of the European capital cities on the brink of World War 1.
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Twitter is amazing. Do you know what the Twitter record is? Set New Year's Eve in Japan, a total of 6,939 tweets per second just after the clock struck midnight. But Twitter is not just for increasing your reach and growing your subscriber base. It can also serve as fodder for some pretty comedic bits. […]
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Rivian acquired old Mitsubishi-Chrysler factory in Illinois, with plans to hire 1,000 people there by 2024.
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- Jan 8, 2016
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Mitsubishi Motors will very likely close its factory in Normal, IL, later this year after failing to find another company in the auto market to take over its only manufacturing site in the US.
52Mitsubishi struggling to sell doomed plant due to union workers
68Mitsubishi ending US production
19Mitsubishi Outlander Sport production gets underway in Normal, IL
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"Made in America." It's a term we can apply to an increasing number of models from import brands each year. From family sedans to pickup trucks, overseas automakers are increasingly building vehicles in North America; and not just for our market, but for other parts of the world.
26Mitsubishi to double production at Illinois plant
According to reports citing Japan's Nikkei daily, Mitsubishi Motors North America will be cranking up production at its Normal, Illinois plant, but not because the company expects a 100-percent increase in demand here to match the 70,000 units the plant will soon be cranking out. Instead, the plant will be making Outlander Sport models intended for export from the U.S. to markets like Russia and Latin America. To make way for the increased Outlander Sport output, the slow-moving Galant family se
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The 2012 Mitsubishi i will be available nationwide earlier than once expected, and the first bit of expanded availability can be seen with the delivery of six of the electric vehicles in Normal, IL. These are the first of the little hatchbacks that have made it to the U.S. outside of the vehicle's initial markets of America's West Coast states (excluding Alaska) and Hawaii.
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It's all normal in Normal, Illinois. That's the gist of Mitsubishi's latest commercial pitching its upcoming 2012 i electric vehicle.
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The good ol' Diamond Star Motors plant in Normal, Illinois – where such well-regarded vehicles as the original Mitsubishi Eclipse, Eagle Talon and Plymouth Laser were built, among others – is apparently getting a new lease on life now that Mitsubishi, the United Auto Workers and laborers at the plant have all approved of a new contract.
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text: Shockwaves NME Awards Show: CSS, Wombats and Glasvegas NME 12:06 pm - Feb 25, 2008 0shares 0shares TAGS: nme awards 1/36 Buckfast: the backstage drink of choice for many a Glasgow band. Pic: Danny North 2/36 Singer James threw down his guitar after a projectile glowstick struck his head during the second song. The rest of the band played the song to its conclusion before realising he wasn't returning. Pic: Danny North 3/36 Glasvegas were in high spirits after their extra-short show, despite singer James Allan walking off after being hit with a glowstick. Pic: Danny North 4/36 Glasvegas only managed to play one-and-a-half songs at their Shockwaves NME Awards Show in Manchester. Pic: Danny North 5/36 Glasvegas supporting The Wombats at their Shockwaves NME Awards Show at Manchester Academy on February 22. Pic: Danny North 6/36 Some last minute bass practice for Tord before The Wombats take to the stage. Pic: Danny North 7/36 Perhaps it was the abundance of fine wine dispensed by singer Matt that made keyboardist Dan throw his keyboard into the crowd, causing a massive ruck for ownership. Pic: Danny North 8/36 The Wombats' Matthew Murphy with a soon-to-be-depleted bottle of gin, before their Shockwaves NME Awards Show. Pic: Danny North 9/36 Singer Matt gives his verdict on the rider offered at The Wombats' Shockwaves NME Awards Show. Lettuce evidently isn't a top priority. Pic: Danny North 10/36 The Wombats invited NME backstage at their Manchester show last Friday. Pic: Danny North 11/36 The Wombats raced through highlights from the NME 7/10 album 'The Wombats Proudly Present: A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation' last Friday. Pic: Danny North 12/36 Bassist Tord surveys the crowd at Friday's Shockwaves NME Awards Show. He recently sang the 'Postman Pat' theme tune in Norwegian on Jo Whiley's Radio 1 show. Pic: Danny North 13/36 Lead singer Matt's parents were in the crowd watching The Wombats triumph in Manchester. Pic: Danny North 14/36 The Wombats told NME after Friday night's Shockwaves NME Awards Show that crowd were one of the best ever. Pic: Danny North 15/36 The Wombats' Dan Haggis making the most of one of the bras thrown onstage during their Shockwaves NME Awards Show. Pic: Danny North 16/36 The Wombats' Matthew Murphy during a short stint behind the kit on Friday. Pic: Danny North 17/36 The Wombats at their Shockwaves NME Awards Show which, unlike their recent performance at Liverpool's City Of European Culture 2008 opening ceremony, didn't involve them fighting in animal costumes. Pic: Danny North 18/36 A small division of the Wombats army after their gig in Manchester. Pic: Danny North 19/36 The Wombats' abused guitar after their chaotic Shockwaves NME Awards show at Manchester Academy. Pic: Danny North 20/36 The Wombats rock the Shockwaves NME Awards Shows at Manchester Academy last Friday. They told NME afterwards that it was one of the best gigs of the career. Pic: Danny North 21/36 Mystery Jets warmed up Glasgow for CSS at their Shockwaves NME Awards Show last night. Pic: Danny North 22/36 A newly Henry-less Mystery Jets supporting CSS. Blaine's father no longer plays live but still gets involved in the studio. Pic: Danny North 23/36 Mystery Jets bring the prog to Glasgow last night. The show changed venues at the last minute. Pic: Danny North 24/36 What lay in store for CSS fans at the Shockwaves NME Awards Show last night. Pic: Danny North 25/36 Bathed in darkness Lovefoxxx and CSS make their way onto stage at the Shockwaves NME Awards Show last night. Pic: Danny North 26/36 Wedding proposals were shouted out near the front as silhouettes of CSS appeared. Pic: Danny North 27/36 CSS bring the Shockwaves NME Awards Shows to Glasgow. Pic: Danny North 28/36 Lovefoxxx spent much of the CSS gig last night throwing paper plates into the crowd. Pic: Danny North 29/36 CSS spent much of their set under a hailstorm of bras and knickers at their Shockwaves NME Awards Show in Glasgow. Pic: Danny North 30/36 Lovefoxxx with one of the numerous bras thrown onstage during their show last night. Pic: Danny North 31/36 CSS at their Shockwaves NME Awards Show in Glasgow last night. The band were stars of the NME Indie Rave tour last year, with Klaxons, Sunshine Underground, and New Young Pony Club. Pic: Danny North 32/36 The pedals might be multiplying and the amps more powerful as CSS continue to take over the world, but the onstage acrobatics are the same. Pic: Danny North 33/36 An exhausted Lovefoxxx at the climax of CSS' Shockwaves NME Awards Show in Glasgow. Pic: Danny North 34/36 CSS sat down to their laptops straight after they came offstage, until NME photographer Danny North coaxed this provocative pose from them. Pic: Danny North 35/36 CSS show off their unusually healthy rider, which was a fruit and veg bonanza. Pic: Danny North 36/36 CSS with friend Carla Machadousa, who also joined them onstage to bare her assets. Pic: Danny North


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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Mark Sanchez calls Sunday a must-win. He cited two reasons: (1) conference game, (2) home game. The New York Jets, perennially mediocre on their home turf, want to go undefeated at MetLife Stadium.
Sanchez could've added a third reason: There's no way the Jets can afford to lose to a seat warmer.
The seat warmer's name is Luke McCown, quarterback of the Jacksonville Jaguars, not to be confused with Josh McCown or Cade McNown. McCown, elevated to No. 1 when David Garrard was unceremoniously fired almost two weeks ago, is holding the spot for first-round pick Blaine Gabbert.
McCown is on the clock, his 15 minutes of fame likely to expire as soon as he loses two straight.
The Jets can't lose to a journeyman with a career record of 2-6, a quarterback who hasn't thrown a touchdown pass in four years. They fancy themselves as the biggest, baddest defensive team in the league, but it would be hard to take them seriously again if they let McCown beat them.
Especially after last week's uncharacteristic performance against the Dallas Cowboys, a 390-yard stinker that made for some tense moments this week in the defensive meeting rooms.
"The sky wasn't falling for us after, but it was kind of like, 'Hey, we're not as good as we think we are,'" defensive coordinator Mike Pettine said. "We get hyped up and a lot of guys buy into it. They're like, 'Hey, I'm wearing a Jets jersey, I must be good.' It doesn't happen that way.
"It's human nature when you go a long period of time, [hearing], 'You guys are an elite defense, you guys are an elite defense,'" he continued. "Well, we are an elite defense when we prove it on the field. That was a good wake-up call."
During the run-up to the season, the Jets told everybody how their continuity -- 10 returning starters -- would be a huge advantage early in the season, particularly after the lockout. But against the Cowboys, the defense made seven glaring errors, according to Rex Ryan. The defense committed a cardinal sin -- twice -- allowing the opponent to score a touchdown on the opening drive of each half.
That was the Cowboys; these are the Jaguars, who play football the old-fashioned way. They use a lot of two-back sets, pound the rock with Maurice Jones-Drew and look for athletic tight end Marcedes Lewis -- who is doubtful with a calf injury -- when they need to complete a pass.
Their game plan is to protect McCown, whose arm isn't going to take anybody's breath away. He attempted only one pass over 21 yards last week, according to ESPN Stats & Information. The Jaguars run a lot of safe stuff -- three-step drops, bootlegs and screen passes.
"They thrive on win[ning] boring," Pettine said. "It's not pretty. It's not what the league wants, but it's effective for them."
This should be a street fight. The Jets always talk tough about being a physical team, and this is their first chance in 2011 to validate that toughness. The Jaguars play ground-and-pound. In their season-opening win over the Tennessee Titans, they rushed 47 times.
This will be a double-chin strap game, as Ryan likes to say. If the Jets can contain Jones-Drew, they'll be able to go to town on McCown. They have an impressive track record of chewing up and spitting out second-rate quarterbacks, and they should be able to rough up McCown -- if they are who they say they are.
"He's a solid quarterback," said one Jets defensive player, smiling and rolling his eyes.
They didn't want to be mean. Their scouting report on McCown made him sound like the proverbial blind date: great personality.
No, the Jets save the trash talk for the big guns, like Tom Brady.
"He's a guy who has been in the league for a long time and he's had only -- what? -- eight starts," Pettine said of McCown. "Anytime you have a guy that's inexperienced, you want to put the game on his shoulders."
Truth be told, this game is on the defense and the offensive line, which also showed some vulnerability in the opener. The Jets allowed 10 quarterback knockdowns and rushed for only 45 yards on 16 attempts, a horrible 2.8 average. That, coupled with a subpar performance against the Jaguars in 2009, prompted Ryan to challenge the line in a team meeting.
"We're all pretty jacked up about this game," guard Matt Slauson said. "They were more physical than us. That should never happen. Nobody in the league should out-physical our offensive line."
So here you have the two strongest units on the team, offensive line and defense, approaching Week 2 with something to prove. The Jets, their defense in particular, like to talk a lot, manufacturing some of the hype that went to their head.
Now they get a shot at the seat warmer. Lose to McCown, and the Jets will be on the hot seat.


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Rated 4.7 out of 5Â by 21 reviewers.
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Rated 2 out of 5Â by Wisconsin72 Design Flaw This is a great little container however I have a few issues with it. I had also purchased the large tote and I had a few of the small inserts left over so I thought I could use them on the bottom of this container. Turns out that the inserts are about 1/8 inch to tall, so I can not lock on the lid. It seems strange that the inserts do no fit this container even though both items are from the smart store system. Not sure if this is a design flaw but it's disappointing that they do not work together. I also have to add that the locking lid on these containers is quite difficult to close. They do not close smoothly and you could easily pinch your finger when trying to close these. February 2, 2013
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This article is a new low for the city paper. You are attacking Wylie for revitalizing a distressed neighborhood. Do you realize how bad things had to be for a property to be sold for $1000???? I am so glad that Wylie brought their talents and vision to this neighborhood. Seems to me that Wylie is not the only business to benefit from this boom in Lawrenceville. Amoral? This is textbook real estate 101. Perhaps the author should sit in on a business course some day and learn the real definition of "Land Speculation."
If I was looking to rent in Lawrenceville and read this article - I would absolutly not rent from them. If the goal of this article was to be destructive to their reputation you succeeded.
To blame the success or failure of a neighborhood on a single for-profit entity is ridiculous, and marginalizes the hard work of Lawrenceville Corporation, Lawrenceville United, Lawenceville Stakeholders as well as the hundreds of individuals who took a chance on a not great neighborhood. If Wylie wasn't there, someone else would have bought these properties, perhaps not even a speculator, but individuals who had vision for the neighborhood. And perhaps that would not have been an altogether bad thing.
The devil is not Wylie, lay the blame on the people who are bat #*@( crazy paying a fortune for these properties in Lawrenceville. No person in their right mind spends over $300k on a tiny 2 bedroom home with no on-street parking regardless of how nice the granite counters or hand scraped hardwood floors are. Yet it regularly happens.
I've lived in Lawrenceville since 1995 when I bought a home there. I own a corporate lodging business with properties in L'ville and Bloomfield. I've seen and benefited firsthand from the current real estate boom. But even I realize a real estate market cannot grow exponentially for an infinite amount of time. There comes a point where people come to their senses and refuse to pay $200k+ for a 600 square foot condo. When the bubble bursts and those homeowners are now under water, those granite counters are going to gleam a little less.
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Your piece was very poor journalism.
It wouldn't have taken you 2 minutes to research Anna Sekine's Claim on the Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania Website. Do reporters still do research? Or do they report half the story to create a controversy where none exists.
Anna's claim: Wylie stole her security deposit
Anna's response: She filed suit at the magistrate.
Court response: Her claims were baseless because she had no proof, and Wylie had proper proof showing damage.
Obviously, Anna had damaged the property and her security deposit was used to remedy the damage. That is why security deposits exist. AND the courts agreed with Wylie.
Robert, I can see where you're coming from if you only analyze county sale records and jump to conclusions from there, but as you've mentioned, there's a much larger picture that includes holding costs and renovations. I think BGC did a nice job of responding to your concern with hard numbers.
Sure, you could take into account any expenses Wylie also incurred when doing their flips. What's important to note, however, is that Wylie is a private developer that exists to make profit. BGC has a completely different incentive for land acquisition and is held accountable by local government. If we were making huge sums of money off any of the land we've acquired from the city they'd stop working with us.
ELDI has a for-profit arm of their organization that handles their real estate development, hence why you can't compare our models. It's apples and oranges.
just sayin too, the article took none of these factors into consideration for wylie holdings. its easy to see this stuff in black and white on records, but as you mentioned above, theres a lot more to it.
Please consider the following message from Rick Swartz, executive director of the Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation (BGC):
In response to Robert Swope's comment, let me say that there may be a Community Development Corporation (CDC) in town that somehow managed to acquire a property from the city at some point in the past and then flipped it for a substantial profit. The Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation (BGC) is not that CDC. We actually have taken one property in this manner from the city and re-sold it within a few months to a private buyer. It's at 4924 Dearborn Street in Garfield. As Mr. Swope correctly notes, we were able to obtain the vacant house from the city for $1,000. We incurred another $2,447 in settlement costs on top of the $1,000 purchase price. When we re-sold it, we incurred another $787 in closing costs. The buyer paid us $7,000, but that was only after we issued a public RFP for prospective buyers to respond to, and had cleaned it out completely at a cost to us of over $2,000. We netted less than $1,000 in the end for all of our trouble.
Paul Leger, the city finance director, has no intention of letting any CDC abuse this process. And, as the market begins to recover in a number of distressed neighborhoods, it may become less necessary (hopefully) for CDC's to ask the city to take vacant, tax-delinquent houses on their behalf. Folks like Mr. Swope will be able to buy them more swiftly from their owners, assuming they can find them. For us, though, it's a 2-year-long process at best, and the property usually suffers further damage during that period.
The principal value in the city doing this is not to find a way for CDC's to enrich themselves, but to remove liens totaling, in some cases, tens of thousands of dollars that could leave the property vacant and blighted for a very long period of time. These sales, by the way, are open to other bidders, and we have been to court-supervised sales where other parties have outbid the CDC for the property that the city had taken on their behalf. It was all fair and square. Just sayin'.
Rebekkah, here is the information you requested for BGC transfers:
4906 Rosetta bought by BGC for 33,070 in 2013, sold for 131,500 in 2016
5122 Penn bought by BGC in 1992 for 80,000, sold for 420,000 in 2016
4924 Dearborn, City of Pgh to BGC for $1000 in 2015, sold by BGC in 2016 for 7000
5446 Broad St bought by BGC in 1994 for 17,500, sold by BGC in 2015 for 93000
a host of vacant lots purchased for $100 to $1000 each from City of Pgh to BGC, then resold to a development company for an average of $3000 each.
there are nearly 500 land transfers from BGC alone.
I am so shocked by this e-mail and the negativity. Guys, they invested millions in renovating Pittsburgh and make this neighborhood better. I am in shock for the lack of consideration for people that took risks and eventually help to make the city better.
The rhetoric and logic of this article is so easy and flawed that I am even wondering how it can be seriously published in this paper.
(And note that Wylie's agreed to reply to the CPs question .... what an asshole!)
Real-estate speculation can be a very amoral enterprise? Really? Another amoral enterprise is writing an article where you first draw a conclusion, then do your research, and ignore any research that does not support your original hypothetical conclusion. But I guess vilifying successful people is always easy, low-hanging fruit for a writer. The law of supply and demand says that as demand increases, prices go up. Demand (and the neighborhoods tax base) has increased in Lawrenceville because developers like Wylie Holdings and countless other developers have risked millions of dollars and countless hours of sweat equity to revitalize the community. Despite the opinions of a few disgruntled tenants who were selectively chosen to make a point, Id say theyve done a pretty good job. Thank them dont scold them for it! Developers only succeed when they give the market what it is asking for, and when they succeed, they make money. It is easy to complain about the big guy, but you don't hear much complaining when an individual who bought their house in 2001 for $20,000 sells it for $300,000. Should they instead sell it for $25,000 because that is more fair? If the author owned a house in the neighborhood, would this be his strategy?
Wylie Holdings is the reason Lawrenceville is what it is today. These guys invested in a neighborhood that had an abundance of problems. These guys should be thanked and not slammed in your article. So they made a profit...So what? They followed their vision and it paid off. Why were you not blasting them when Butler Street was full of drugs, violence, and prostitution?
I challenge you Robert to back up your claim about the Bloomfield-Garfield Corporation with citations. BGC and ELDI are separate organizations with completely different models and philosophies on land use and sales. As a board member for BGC I can assure you we are not by any means making hundreds of thousands of dollars on anything, let alone property sales.
At an apartment I rented through Wylie, there was a leak that they would cosmetically repair every few months. We knew there was mold in the ceiling, but they refused to deal with the actual problem. They even resorted to blaming our upstairs neighbors, accusing them of making a mess in their bathroom, which they speculated was causing water to leak. We were friends with those tenants and knew that this was false.
I can't say my experience was as bad as others who didn't even receive their security deposits after moving out, but they would never do proper maintenance. We were good tenants and always paid our rent on time.
Also, while I agree that it was probably risky for them to buy property in this area of town, it also took a community of people moving into the area who were starting and/or working at the restaurants, retailers, coffee shops, and other developments to make Lawrenceville what it is today. Realtors like Wylie are now pricing those people out of the community in an effort to court people with a higher income who had nothing to do with developing the community into its current state.


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Word on the street is that there were several short Bluefins caught today. One boat still hooked up fighting a fish but not sure if its a Big Bluefin or a Big Shark. Stay tuned for the late afternoon wrap-up...
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Well, the fleet is out there, no word on catches as they are just on the edge of VHF range. We are anxiously awaiting word from them and should hear something soon as to whether or not the Bluefin bite was going on. In the meantime, thought a little holiday reading was in order.
Happy Holidays from all of us here at the Ocean Isle Fishing Center. See you out there!!!
The title explains the bite at Morehead City. I fished with Captain Zach (OIFC) aboard his 36 ft. twin Yamaha 350's, the Get Floored. There were 70+ boats fishing with us. No one got a bite. All boats did what should be done, but with negative results.
All that changed when we learned of the bluefin bite off the shores of Brunswick County. Many loaded their boats on their trailers and headed to Ocean Isle Beach.
Captain Jeff Beck (OIFC) and I will give it a shot aboard his boat the "Do Work". Included are some pictures for those are land locked.Give the video clips a little time as they down.
It looks like the weather is going to cooperate for the next few days. Captain Brant as well as several more fishermen are heading out tomorrow to bluefin fish. Judging by the ballyhoo the OIFC has sold today there are going to be quite a few boats out. Speaking of ballyhoo, what we have in stock now is some of the best quality I've seen.
The OIFC Rodeo is winding down. It officially ends at closing time December 31st. As of today the total prize money is $1,680. That's by my math and is subject change. The standings as of today are:
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Trout: 1) Brandon Sauls 2) Brian Aycock 3) Kyle Hughes
Spanish: 1) Amy McMullan 2) William Parker 3) Tripp Hooks
King Mackerel: 1) Cane Faircloth 2) Neal Loman 3) Randy Lingerfelt
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Wahoo: 1) Amy McMullan 2) 3)
Gag Grouper: 1) Brant McMullan 2) John MacLarein
Sea Bass: 1) Brian Aycock 2) Jimmy Lee Williams 3) Rube McMullan
A final total and distribution of the prize money will be done shortly after January 1st.
I did forget to mention that we ran across a good many King Mackerel yesterday. The Raritan was 64 degrees and the Kings were there- we caught one around 30 pounds on our Bluefin gear. I'm sure its warmer at the Horseshoe and I bet they are chewing it up there. Just in case Bluefin isn't your bag. Happy holidays.
1- OIFC gift card
2- Capt. Brant's Fishing School gift certificate
3- Capt. Brant's Fishing Charter gift certificate
4- Jet Ski Rental gift certificate
5- Entry into 2010 Jolly Mon King Classic gift certificate
6- Entry into 2010 Fall Brawl King Classic gift certificate
7- Entry into 2010 Far Out Shoot Out gift certificate
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Happy holidays to all -- Brant
I arrived at the OIFC at 6:45 am only to find Capt. Brant's and Captain Steele's trucks in the parking lot and a Cat Boat missing. I assume they have gone bluefin hunting. More later in the day!! Hope it will be positive!!!
Everyone has been jacked up ever since Joe Segeers hooked up! Several anglers were planning to go Friday, the weather looked good. The key being looked. All that went down the tubes with today's forecast.
We know the bluefin are here, we pretty much know where here is and it isn't a secret. We need to know when...when is the wind going to cooperate? When are we going to be able to put stock in the weather forecast? Who knows....as some would say, "whatever".
What we can do is keep checking out our gear, practice putting on our harnesses, working the drag and testing it for proper strike drag, making game plans with your partners, and so on. Bluefin are nothing to play with. Plus, this keeps the juices flowing and keeps us from going crazy until we can get on the water. Whatever...
Captain Jeff B. and I have just returned to the OIFC docks from bluefin tuna fishing. Regarding out trip,we cleared the foggy Shallotte Inlet just prior to sun rise. There were about 5 ft., but very far apart. We were able to average 28-30 knots. That should give an idea of the sea conditions. The water temperature near shore was 56 degrees while in the Knuckle, Raritan and Horseshoe it was the mid 60's.
The signs were very promising...plenty of gannetts,and porpoise. There were 11 boats fishing the area when a boat radioed the he had a fish on. Everyone gave him plenty of room. The fishermen fought the fish for about an hour while we were there and was still in battle when we had to return to the dock.
These are great signs that the bluefin are here. The OIFC will keep you updated on the fish.
Note: the combos in the picture are OIFC Customs and the lures areBlue Water Candy.
The 7-10 day forecast says Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday are going to be very fishable. Then, of course, the weekend is predicted to go straight ....well downhill. Captain Zach and some others are planning to go to Morehead today and we'll get reports from them.
The last of four OIFC Bluefin Seminars was held today by Captain Brant. These seminars have been chock full of information which should make everyone a better bluefin angler. Today's Seminar was attended by around twenty people Thanks to everyone who attended the Seminars.
For those who missed the USCG Vessel Safety Inspection, you may contact Larry Coble at 910-619-1274 and arrange an inspection. Larry is authorized to inspect recreational, charter and commercial vessels. I cannot stress the importance and benefits of this program. Also a big OIFC thanks to Larry and his assistants for their inspections and the program they presented.
As an aside, we've had several people ask for horse ballyhoo. Our large ballyhoo is the same as horse. We sell the two pack of large which is less expensive than the single pack of horse. This is the same ballyhoo Capt. Brant used last year and will use this year.
The reports have been covering bluefin exclusively lately. However this time of year is a great time to king mackerel fish around the Tower, and inshore, the trout bite is on. You don't have to be a bluefin fisherman to enjoy the fishery in our area. However, if you want to try your hand at bluefin and don't have the equipment, or just aren't comfortable with your skill level, you make want to try one of Captain Brant's bluefin fishing charter specials. Take a little time during the holidays to come and join us.
As Steele reported, Captain Brant has been pleasantly surprised at the turnout for the OIFC Bluefin Seminars. There were around 30 people at the Seminar today and the Coast Guard inspected 4 or 5 boats. The inspection is a great thing to have in the event you're stopped. It's our understanding that if you have the sticker the Coast Guard will not re-inspect the boat. You may call the USCG and arrange for an appointment to have your boat checked if you didn't bring it today.
Below are a couple of pictures I took today. The 1st is of an inspection.
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This church is located on the right side of the passage once you enter the Gates of Dawn which is on the south part of Old Town.
Church of St Theresa is situated at Ausros Vartu 12. It is a Baroque church and stands in front of the Gates of Dawn.
This is a really nice church different from the other ones near here it's just beside the dawn gate the architecture inside is fascinating. Recommend for those who enjoy catholic architectures.
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It was very nice inside but as there was what looked like a Christening going on didn't feel able to intrude and look around too much.
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During a walking tour of Old Town, I popped into this church of spectacular frescoes. The volume arched ceilings tend to draw visitors' eyes heavenward, something obviously intended by the architect. I had difficulty finding specific information about this building on the Internet, and suspect it may also be called Church of All Saints.
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Complete genome sequence of Sulfurospirillum deleyianum type strain (5175T)
Standards in genomic sciences (2010)
- DOI: 10.0456/sigs.671209
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