Has an analysis been published on the trafficimpact of Best Buy moving into the new facility on 494 and Penn? From my ordinary Joe Citizen perspective, I can not fathom how forward-thinkers let this go in at the d-markof metro travel. Hopefully, the data will prove me wrong.
Regards,
Jason Stone /
David,
But can I attend the candlelight vigil for peace AND Support Our Troops? From what I've been reading around town, if you are pro-peace you are anti-troops.
Regards,
Jason Stone / Nokomis
David Strand [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many Peace Candle Light Vigils in different corners ofMinneapolis
Victoria,
Can you please elaborate on your concept of 'those who are doing the heavy lifting taxwise' ? I'm trying to figure out who falls into this group.
If I fall into your grouping, I would appeal to you not to thank the governor in my name. I would gladly pay higher taxes to retain some of
You should have gone with your first impulse and not responded... inflammatory and
off-topic.
Peace,
Jason Stone / Nokomis
--- Paul Kuettel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All!
100-200 Elementary School Kids? Organized a walkout? C'mon.
Could not possibly have happened without help of
I will never be a parent, but I burst with pride for our young people that were able
to muster the
courage to fight what they perceive to be an injustice. These kids, their parents,
and teachers
are a credit to our community and will be the spark for ongoing evolution of what it
means to be a
It would be easier to feel good abour our great humanitarian action if we had a
history of taking
great humanitarian actions when it was for strictly humanitarian reasons. As it
happens, it
appears that we take action when morality and economics intersect.
In my mind, comparing Saddam to
I would rather donate to an organization not affiliated with the attacking liberation
forces.
Please let me know if you come across one. If I have to donate to help those hurt by
the havoc we
are creating, don't ask me to fund a U.S. agency. It's bad enough that my taxes will
fund the
Yes, stick the genda.asp back on the end.
http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/council/2003-meetings/20030404/PSRS20030326a
genda.asp
Craig, your note was grounded in your experience as a landlord. I'm curious whether
you could
muster up any arguments to counter your own. Is it a worthless
Perhaps... I would also imagine that the city doesn't have much of a problem with the
increased
property tax revenue and revitalization stemming from home improvement on a massive
scale.
Regards,
Jason Stone / Nokomis
--- David Brauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Barb asks:
If anyone out
Balance the budget with bicycle registration fees?! Could we build in any more
disincentive to
emission free travel? If you call a bicycle a vehicle instead of a sport, it should
be encouraged
(perhaps even subsidized) - not actively discouraged. If it is a sport, don't burden
enthusiasts
I have little experience in the ways of unions or how they interact with government,
so please
forgive me in advance for naivete that shines through. Nonetheless, my question to
Jill is: is it
even possible for a union official to look optimistically on an initiative that may
result in a
net
I had a very different experience.
My citation included notes from the inspector, explicit details on how to contact the
inspector
and appeal the citation, reasonable telephone calls with the inspector and the
inspections office,
and a followup visit from the inspector to reconsider the
Rep. Kahn,
How would you propose funding this? Why should it be a government issue and not a
commercial
interest?
I am a proponent of enhancing our techno-infrastructure to attract business but what
would this
achieve beyond the 'cool factor'? Wireless hot spots are being funded privately
I perceive it as an inappropriate response to a potential veiled threat. The students
demonstrated poor judgement in a poll that could be misconstrued as a mafioso warning
- they
deserve no congratulations whatsoever. Both sides should be disciplined.
article exerpt:
There wasn't much to
In response to issues raised by list members living in crime saturated neighborhoods,
I browsed
the city police site briefly looking for qualitative indicators of police efforts.
What I have seen are annual reports, uniform crime reports, and CODEFOR reports.
Nothing I have
seen would
Why are there mandatory closing times at all?
If leaders would start dealing with noise, I wouldn't see any other justification
although I'm
open to suggestions.
Noise = megabass + harleys + bags of beer bottles crashed into dumpsters.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I saw an interesting proposition for how to deal with spiraling property taxes. It
was in a Mensa
magazine - not my subscription obviously.
Anyway, the suggestion was to treat property tax assessments as an offer to buy, based
on the
assessed market value. The city would have a
It seems that there is a tremendous amount of millfoil, dead fish, and general
stinkiness around
Lake Harriet this year. Is there a correlation? Are we caring appropriately for this
jewel of
the metropolitan area? Or have we opted to let it go wild?
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
I only saw the front of the parade, but it appeared that cross traffic interrupted the
smooth
flow. Was cross-traffic allowed throughout the whole parade and, if so, why?
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
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Additionally, before the festival I was not able to find reference to it in the Strib
online list
of festivals. Perhaps I missed something?
In reference to my previous post, I've already heard back from a list member that
throughout the
parade, cross-traffic was permitted. I have never seen
Since my original post I've heard back from several sources that only the largest of
parades (e.g.
Aquatennial) prohibit cross-traffic.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Mike Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I only saw the front of the parade, but it appeared that cross traffic interrupted
Let the kids have their tutors... I'll hold it 'til I get home. I wouldn't want my
relief to get
in the way of evolution.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Terrell Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Someone forwarded a message from Friends of the Library to another list
that I'm on.
Are the
Online booksellers such as Amazon.com have 'Associates' or 'Affiliates' programs that
pay referral
fees for getting 'click through' traffic that ends up in sales. MPL should set up a
portal page
leading to the major online booksellers and collect referral fees (ranging up to 15%)
from
impact on 'a sense of
community'.
If you want to maintain community, keep the library doors open ...
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- WizardMarks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jason C Stone wrote:
Online booksellers such as Amazon.com have 'Associates' or 'Affiliates' programs
that pay
Hopefully the city will decide to do something about earth pounding mega bass coming
from autos
before crackin' down on chicken clucking.
Jason Stone | Hale
SAM:
That's wild! (No pun intended.) I didn't know that
poultry were allowed to be kept in Mpls. But they're
no noisier than some
Mr. Hohmann makes a valid point. Are public hearings a valid gauge of the will of the
community?
Doubt it.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Michael Hohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SWJ article about MPL budgets and services... where are we headed and what's
the plan to get us there?
I have a hard time believing that it takes salaries at those levels to attract
qualified
candidates. Methinks that needs be rethunk.
Jason Stone | Hale
List Manager wrote:
Strib's reporting it too:
http://www.startribune.com/stories/1592/4017083.html
Doug Grow: There's nothing to
Barbara's ideas reflect a strong will, courage, and personal motivation. They appear
to focus on
personal experience instead of acknowledging the interaction of any historical and
cyclical
poverty and discrimination.
Pulling yourself up by the bootstraps is a great thing, but if you've got
That was Happy to Pay for a Better Minnesota http://www.betterminnesota.org, not to be
confused
(egad) with http://www.betterminnesota.com.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- WizardMarks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
WM: There was many a sign in Minneapolis yards saying something to the
effect that
Perhaps insensitive, not racist...
When I speak Spanish, I do my best to emulate the accent, rhythms and slang (modismos)
that I have
learned from listening and watching. However, if it was subject to perception, right
or wrong, of
me being racist I would probably not try to speak Spanish at
Internet opens new outlets for Black activism
By: Shannon Gibney
Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder
Originally posted 8/20/2003
http://www.spokesman-recorder.com/news/Article/Article.asp?NewsID=30740sID=4
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There should be a moratorium on these inane deadlines until they can be updated to
reflect the
reality of planning and budgeting. Unless it poses an imminent threat to safety or
environment.
It is wasting inspectors' time, citizens' time, and quite obviously engendering ill
will.
Regards,
Other than a hunch, how has demand for this service been assessed?
New Hope based Vicom chooses to not compete with DSL and Cable Internet service and
restricts its
implementation of wi-fi to the outskirts where physical infrastructure is unavailable.
Perhaps
they have determined that the
Being able to cope with planned and budgeted improvements with advance notice is one
thing. Being
blindsided with ultimatums with unrealistic deadlines is irresponsible governance and
another
thing altogether.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Jim Mork [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dyna's sad
Creative idea, but wouldn't the little bugaboos that spread the disease have a field
day in 10' of
dying elm? Maybe it could be heavily varnished or otherwise treated. I think it is
an idea that
could turn a tragedy into a uniquely wonderful creation... as long as there is a
professional
That's fine if you want to respond solely to the race issue.
However, the question still remains - who in their right mind decided to forgive
repeat offenses
in exchange for *2 hours* of community service. That is a joke. If the offenders
cared about
getting a clean slate they would have
Calling this 'program' affirmative action is almost as silly as publicly calling list
members
narrowly intolerant and resentful whites.
You are invoking race as the single reason to clear peoples' records. I see this as
problematic.
I think there are many ways to better peoples' lives.
Few would doubt the charge of discrimination in the application of law enforcement and
justice.
My problem is with the elimination of personal responsibility. Where does personal
responsibility
end and mechanisms to combat the symptoms of systemic discrimination begin?
I'll have to take
I believe that Ms. Heller is mistaking the number of days in the school year or the
number of
classes a teacher instructs with the amount of time they work. Besides, you can't
make the case
teacher's make too much for their part time job based on one individual.
Teacher's pay should reflect
How can you begin a discussion on this without bringing in salary figures?
Unions, teacher, and schools have in the past negotiated contracts that include a
compensation
package partly based on seniority and ongoing educational achievement. What do you
know that all
of these people don't
Rev. Swirtz,
I believe you're confusing interrogator with wary consumer.
My suggestion is to be forthcoming and proactive on the details of the 'free'
community service in
order to overcome a trust deficit. There is zero information on his web site in this
regard.
David Brauer, in
Couple of weeks ago there was discussion of the city web site. Well, I was just
browsing the City
of St. Paul web site and find it a much better design. On the City of Mpls web site I
find myself
doing a Search for just about anything and crossing my fingers that my key words turn
up decent
In all fairness to the Webmaster, there are possibilities such as 1) I am dumb or 2)
the site
design came from folks in Marketing, an Information Architect, an outside firm, etc.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Sean Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would have to agree. Searching for anything
I can't devote much time to this presently. Off the cuff, I would say that I have
more of a
feeling of being 'lost' on the Mpls site, whereas I have a better sense of where I am,
how to get
back where I was, and how to navigate through the St. Paul site.
My experience is simply one person's
Scott Benson
B+
Progressive, common sense, thinker. Pretty good constituent service.
Yes, I would vote for him. I would actually volunteer for him.
--- Shawn Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear List Members:
I'm very curious about how each of you feel about your
current City Councilmember.
Sorry, I did not intend to post that to the list. But since I did, I guess my
signature is
required.
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Jason C Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Scott Benson
B+
Progressive, common sense, thinker. Pretty good constituent service.
Yes, I would vote for him. I would
Me: Representative government does not imply sheepish submission and meek acceptance
of perceived
wrongdoing. I don't grasp how someone so critical of government would all of a sudden
become a
slave to process.
--- Victoria:
Vicky offers one answer: NO. That's why we have elections.
It is indeed nonsense, Michelle. When those same people complain to the list about
the issues
close to their heart, I will be first in line to tell 'em to keep their gripes to
themselves and
save it for the polls.
Regards,
Jason Stone \ Hale
--- Michelle Gross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then,
Michelle said:
--- Michelle Gross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the original post that got this discussion started, nowhere in that post
or the statement that followed did people say that they did not want
Jennings because he isn't a person of color. That's something folks on
this list
That's a very narrow view of 'the process'. The right to protest is part of a much
larger process
(democracy?) that dwarfs your beef with the racist mobs.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Chris Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
David Jennings took his name out of consideration today for the
What is the group and what is their one agenda, Steve?
Thanks,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Steve Sumner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
clip
Sad due to the fact of having a person that could have
really made some much needed changes in the district is forced out by a
group that has only one agenda, one
It is unfortunate that people are so ready to throw around the terms racist and
reverse racist.
We all know how much baggage they carry. If you can't craft your arguments without
actually using
those words, it's probably not very well considered.
I understand that there is mixed opinion on
That is a mistaken representation of the meaning behind these signs. Not a
Minneapolis issue so I
won't go into it. For correct information, see http://www.betterminnesota.org/.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Anderson Turpin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's like those signs you see around
If you missed the Central Standard Film Festival in September
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The Get Real Documentary Film Festival starts on Thursday, November 6. All films
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I see no correlation between success or compensation in the private sector and success
in the
public sector. I also don't understand why people are so ready to pay a public servant
extravagant sums when there are a variety of other public servants in high profile
positions that
are in the game
I didn't hear white people defining black leadership. I heard *the media* defining
black
leadership, and then everybody falling in line responding to an over-simplified media
portrayal.
I think the question of leadership in the black community is quite a bit more complex,
and that
the
Call me crazy, but I heard Rybak, Peterson, and Hodges all make the same point - that
the
concept of 'leader of the African-American community' is not a cut and dry issue. The
only
difference is that for some reason, Rybak isn't entitled to say that.
Additionally, twisting his words may be
Did you ask patrons of the Hood Stores why they shop there? I'd be inclined to give
poor people
more credit than being prey for predatory corner grocers. Part II evoked a much more
sympathetic
response.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Booker Hodges [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is the
Barb's comments were indeed very interesting, and I appreciate her thoughts. I'm
pretty stunned.
Agreed for the most part, Connie, but without being able to magically 'fix' the root
of the
problem some enforcement must be brought to bear to manage the symptoms.
I find it odd that Mr. Hodges
Sorry, I think that black is the absence of color. So the question isn't white a
color, too? at
the outset appears closer to the truth than not. However, I don't see much
correlation between
the socially defined term 'black' and the science of color. So that would mean the
question was
That's a negative slant. I try to support people and companies that are ethical and
not support
those that aren't. I see a close relationship between politics and ethics.
I don't think there is a problem with lack of quality candidates. I think the
candidates would be
just dandy if they
Towing around the corner in a high density area like Uptown may not be feasible.
However, towing
around the corner when possible would reflect a lot of compassion for average people.
Great
idea!! Better set up a 'Dude, where's my car?' hotline first.
Being able to read a sign, as another
In light of the recent questioning of Rybak for publicly supporting Dean, I thought
that this note
was well-timed.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Steven Clift [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Steven Clift [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2003 14:51:39 -0600
Subject:
--- David Brauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've also heard some talk about the Met Council (or state?) pondering a
sale-leaseback of the sewer system??!!!
True? Does it include Minneapolis sewers?
snip
David Brauer
Kingfield
Below is some more information on that topic posted by Dan
The way that I interpreted the article, it sounds as though it may have been
longstanding practice
to count the shelter beds in the affordable housing numbers. I could quite possibly
be mistaken,
but if that were the case, it would mean that the Mayor didn't invent the misleading
stats, but
That's odd, I thought that peace was a generally accepted 'good', while Imperialism is
not.
Regards,
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Michael Atherton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just received a flyer in my neighborhood
paper advertising the Minneapolis public
elementary school in my area. I was
I can't answer Allysen's tough questions, but I can add to them: What are some
successful
examples of affordable housing and what made them successful?
Allysen Hoberg Writes:
As a shelter provider who has tried to site shelter in non-impacted
neighborhoods, we come up against just as much
Perhaps Michael Atherton's gripe with peace is that he is interpreting Peace as Peace
At Any Cost
instead of Peace First. There are very few people who believe in Peace At Any Cost,
and I
conjecture that Michael is debating with a rare bird the likes of which are seldom
spotted - the
complete
After the council vote, Rybak emphasized that contrary to popular belief, the city
isn't
increasing tax collections to backfill the state-aid cuts but to pay for long-existing
obligations, what he has called the payment on the city's credit card.
If the increased property taxes are paying off
While the board may have followed strict procedure for the majority to get their
wishes, it does
not appear that the majority respected the application process that had been decided
upon
(http://www.ilparks.org/minneapolisbrochure.pdf) nor did they respect the minority
board members
by giving
Never underestimate the allure of stinky fish...
Does the SP/HC plan include any additional parking garages to combat reduced on street
parking?
This also ties into the city towing issue again. I conjecture that strategic use of
'booting'
under certain conditions could reduce undue
Even if this decision stands, I believe that it has cleary delineated those on the
Park Board who
are interested in team work, concensus building, and acting openly and fairly to
conduct the
business of managing parks recreation. People who may not previously have taken an
interest in
Park
Bob,
I think you may be inventing a Fictious Friendly by juxtaposing comments made by two
separate
individuals. However, if it is more convenient for you I will coin the term Park
Board Bullies
and start using it to refer to the people who apparently didn't grow up with Sesame
Street.
Bob
It is most definitely overstatement. At the meeting, John Erwin expressed his
incredulity at the
decision making prowess of the Bandidos, but at the same time made it a point to tell
Walt
Dziedzic that he has been a supporter in the past, and likely will be again in the
future.
On another
I just got back from the Park Board officer elections meeting. Here are a few choice
tidbits:
* Commissioner Jon Olson was obnoxious and belittling toward Commissioner John Erwin -
the
audience was stunned into stillness.
* The Park Board displayed good judgement in allowing public
Now-president Olson agreed with Vice President Erwin that the true superintendent
selection
process should begin anew in April. I believe the minority coalition should attempt
to solidify
that committment before seeking a veto.
The Strib article was not bad, I was glad to see some of the blow
I accidentally replied to David's note on schools. My intention was to reply to his
other note on
appropriateness (or lack thereof) of the word bandido in reference to the park board.
Have a nice weekend.
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Jason C Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now-president Olson
Is the Park Board subject to the City's Ethics ordinance?
Title 2 Administration: Chapter 15 Ethics in Government
http://livepublish.municode.com/13/lpext.dll?f=templatesfn=main-hit-j.htm2.0
Jason Stone | Hale
--- Andy Driscoll [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in part
Further, the Park Board should
I wish I had known this was coming because I had nominees for:
Worst Home Improvement Contractor
Worst Dry Cleaner
Worst Park Board
Worst Garbage Men That Ticket My Garbage Can When There is 1 of Snow
Regards,
Jason Stone
Nokomis
--- Pulse of the Twin Cities [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pulse of
Park Board President Jon Olson is quoted in the Star Trib 1/13
(http://www.startribune.com/stories/462/4315524.html) as saying in reference to the
hiring of
Interim Superintendent Gurban, The understanding was it was a one-year contract.
That's it. We're
committed to going out and reopening the
Recently in Orlando, I came back to the city wondering to myself why we wouldn't build
a monorail
type system instead of ground-based LRT. Monorail was unbelievably quiet and saved
space through
elevation.
At the sustainability conference at Augsburg on Saturday, I had a chance to speak
Chris, your notes are appreciated.
Jason Stone
Nokomis
--- Chris Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was a fairly uneventful MPRB commissioners meeting this evening,
although the organization's disfunction continues to be evident. I did
not take complete notes, but here's a summary of
Under the radar and unanswering... Open Time should be converted to Q A time. The
Park Board
should answer to direct public inquiries.
Jason Stone
Nokomis
--- Tracy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in part
the park board and it's dealings tend to operate under
the radar.
Somebody should tell the snowmobile racers to breathe through their noses.
Jason Stone
Nokomis
--- Annie Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: RE: [Mpls] Snow Plumes on the River
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 12:47:22 -0600
X-pstn-addresses: from [EMAIL PROTECTED] [db-null]
These vendor
Too much gloom and doom! The citizens do have power. They just have to be willing to
donate
valuable time and money toward fighting for their beliefs.
You want citizen empowerment? Demand perpetual NRP funding so that neighborhoods can
manage their
own economic development, based on
--- Dyna Sluyter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A few more thoughts on this subject, from a neutral viewpoint:
Funny...
I didn't see many of the Clean Energy Now signs in the working class
neighborhoods on the Northside or elsewhere. I saw plenty of them in
the more affluent
In class this evening, an elderly lady tells a tale of a snow plower hopping down from
his truck
and shoveling her walk for her. Wow... what a crew.
Don't know if anyone caught the moon over the city at dusk, but it was a frosty,
spectacular
sight.
Jason Stone
Diamond Lake
--- Brian
What's your take on prt, Bruce?
Jason Stone
Diamond Lake
--- Bruce Gaarder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Back when they were still working on railroading through the Hiawatha
train, Metro Transit stated that the number of buses in operation could be
doubled for $440 million. It's undoubtedly a
President Olson has no right to be miffed about anything. Decisions made by this
board will be
hyper-scrutinized, and until our piqued interest subsides (because of better
management)- be
prepared to deal with significant questioning and a critical eye.
Commissioner Dziedzic wonders whether
It's kind of weird to want to be associated with a site that posts material like this
(see below
Doug's signature), regardless of what you think of the 'highlighted' candidates.
Jason Stone
diamond lake
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 3 seats to be contested this fall (2004) are currently
You hit the nail on the head, Sean. I was marginally impressed after listening to his
prepared
speech at the beginning- until he said something like 'parents are demanding K-8
schools'. When
someone called almost immediately to question him on that, he weakly replied that he
has anecdotal
I want to thank ths SWJ for EVERY article. I am thankful for a homegrown news outlet
that covers
issues of interest to neighborhoods. When will the SWJ expand coverage area to Hale,
Page,
Diamond Lake ?
Thanks,
Jason Stone
Diamond Lake
--- Mark Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to
I hear that the Park Board has some free space in their new headquarters. Room for
many cots.
There's usually a healthy contingent of Park Police hanging around to help keep the
peace.
Regards,
Jason Stone
Diamond Lake
--- Michael Hohmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree that faith-based
Attendance was light @ the Park Board meeting this evening, although for about five
minutes the
excited Skipperliner entourage helped fill the space up.
There was a lot of BAU (Business As Usual), but there were several items of note. True
to form,
the juicy stuff happened at the end of the
It's my understanding that public officials can currently skirt the intent of Open
Meeting laws by
using e-mail. Does anyone have further information on this?
Regards,
Jason Stone
Diamond Lake
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This brings to mind the image of Commissioner Fine and President Olson bounding out of
a recent
MPRB meeting, ostensibly to congratulate the departing Skipperliner entourage as they
departed.
Other Commissioners were continuing to do the business of the parks while the two
exited through
the
Ward 11 Precinct 8 meeting at Hale school had over 200 attendees. Lots of energy!
AP says 35,000 MN turnout is 3x the 2000 turnout:
http://www.startribune.com/stories/468/4639672.html
Jason Stone
Diamond Lake
--- Scott Persons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quite a night last night!
We had 60
Ecuadorian food is wonderful- just watch out for the caldo de pata
[http://www.hostelecuador.com/countryinfo/eating.php]. Thanks for the tip, I didn't
know about
this restaurant! For those who enjoy Latin-American cuisine also check out the
fantastic Macchu
Picchu in Uptown.
Jason Stone
I was actually just wondering the same thing. I like PRT. Call me nutty, but I like
to dream of
a happy, healthy people that can get around our city in a timely fashion at a
reasonable cost
without consuming excessive amounts of environmental resources. Convince me that I
shouldn't like
it.
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