I am really concerned about recklessly false statements made on this
list by Michael Atherton because these types of statements debase the
value of this list, which is a loss for all of us. We should be able to
debate the relative merits of issues without making false assumptions
and personal
Please click on the following link or see below to read a news release about
the signing of the Near Northside Phase One development agreement
http://www.mcda.org/whats_new/Newsreleases/near_northside.htm
November 19, 2001
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Martina Cameron
MCDA Communications
(612)
I think both articles in today's paper put a proper perspective on the
issue.
Richard Anderson
Loring Park
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From: Michael McLaughlin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 10:49 PM
To: Richard K. Anderson; Minneapolis Issues Forum
Subject: RE: [Mpls]
Whoops! Youv'e got me there Mr. Atherton! I am not a statistician, just a
liberal arts grad from the 70's and early 80's. Never was require to take
statistics. Fortunately my children have been exposed to statistics in
their middle school curriculum in the Minneapolis Public Schools, so I
Catherine Shreves wrote:
I am really concerned about recklessly false statements made on this
list by Michael Atherton because these types of statements debase the
value of this list, which is a loss for all of us. We should be able to
debate the relative merits of issues without making
In a message dated 11/20/01 8:00:39 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The growth of faith-based community organizing projects addressing issues
such as affordable housing, immigration, etc..
Frank Hornstein
Ward 13
Keith cautiously suggests:
With all respect for
Craig Miller wrote:
Mr. Luce is wrong. Common law, case law, and Con law all allow the landlord
EXTENSIVE inspection rights, she/he must give reasonable notice. In
those two little words is the crux of so many disputes.
The landlord can let in the inspector any time she choses. As long
The NRP is the best thing to happen to foster grass-roots management in any
city since we got too big for all-city New England town hall meetings.
25 years ago, there were almost NO sidewalk cafes. Powers had to fight
city hall to get provisional permission for 3 or 4 tables out there.
Ann Freeman wrote:
Willie Murphy and the Bumblebees and dances at the old Dania Hall and Mixed
Blood Theater (was it the theater then). Koerner, Ray and Glover at the 400
Bar.
_
Dania Hall is missing
May not be at the 400, but keep your eyes peeled for Willie and the Bees
Michael Libby wrote:
to find out the City is skimping on important inspections like making sure
landlords provide safe, up-to-code housing? *sigh* Any wonder I wasn't voting
for incumbents a couple Tuesdays ago?
This will be one of the tests that new faces at city hall
don't necessarily
Michael Atherton wrote:
If identifying the hypocrisy of parents who promote the benefits of
arts programs while minority students struggle with illiteracy, than
I am guilty.
I wouldn't be so quick to identify promotion of the arts
with hypocrisy. There are eductional benefits to the arts
Thank you for the citations on computers, Catherine (Shreves). I'm also glad
to hear the district is trying to figure out its finances. I urge the board
to keep on that one. The studies, meanwhile, are what I was looking for. It'
s taken me a while to read some of them, and I'm not done.
The
I recently said that a book was available in local libraries.
It occurs to me that some folks may not know how to search multiple
library collections at once.
This has some quirks where it doesn't find books by author but can by title,
etc. Not sure of why these happen. You sometimes have
wizardmarks wrote:
I wouldn't be so quick to identify promotion of the arts
with hypocrisy. There are eductional benefits to the arts
which go beyond just knowing a particular art. Music helps
kids with math. Drawing and painting with a specific type of
hand-eye coordination and spacial
Wizard is right. However, there was a new law passed two years ago that
says when
a property changes hands there will be an inspection for major hazards.
This was
done because so many times a buyer and seller will agree that the buyer
will fix
this or that and then it doesn't happen -- and thus
I am not opposed to arts courses. In my lifetime I've taken
courses in modern dance, theater, music, ceramics, textiles,
woodworking, jewelry, stained glass, and metal working. I am
a strong proponent of the view that students should have a
wide breadth of experiences. However, my point was
Anybody catch today's Strib article about stadium financing? RT was quoted:
"The time for concepts is over," he said. "The owners need to get specific. The city needs to get specific." But he said private financing would have to come first. "If there's a public entity that comes forward," he
Title: Congressman Martin Olav Sabo: Homeland Security Minnesota In the Aftermath of September 11th
Congressman Martin Olav Sabo
presents
Homeland Security Minnesota:
In the Aftermath of September 11th
Tuesday, November 27, 2001
8:15am - 12:30pm
Cowles Auditorium, Hubert H.
I think it's important to understand that no public money for a stadium is
impossible. All along it's been expected that land-clearing and cleaning
will be critical as will infrastructure accommodations for any economic
development in the city - perfectly appropriate expenditures.
But that's
In a message dated 11/20/01 6:16:38 AM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In response, Michael Atherton makes a recklessly false claim that I cite
research that I haven't read, using class size research as an example. I
have read lots of research on class size, including the
Has anyone said..
The Curtis Hotel
The Lemington Hotel
I used to come up here as a Theatre Student in college and stay at the
Curtis, eat at Market Bbque and go to plays at the Guthrie...fond memories.
-Jana Metge/clpc
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The problem is that the census data reported today comes from the Census
2000 Supplementary Survey. This survey comes from a sampling separate from
the normal census. The sample size is smaller than it should be to be
strongly statistically significant, it does not necessarily correlate with
And the Maryland Hotel at Grant LaSalle which now is an apartment building
beautifully maintained with a great restaurant - The King I - downstairs.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Citizens for a Loring Park Community
Sent: Tuesday,
My very first job in high school was at H. Salt Fish
Chips on Lake Chicago. I loved their fish. They
used to have one downtown on Hennepin Ave next to the
Skyway Theater, too.
Pamela Taylor
--- Tony Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Munsingwear is now owned by Perry Ellis. They
closed their
Condition of Lyndale Avenue from Franklin to 56th Street South
Ability to search Mpls Public Libary on-line
Eat Street
Lyndale, Kignfield, East Harriet Neighborhoods (my across the street
neighbor who has lived on my block since 1963 tells me all kinds of stories
about how this area really nose
In an e-mail dated 11/19/2001 8:45:34 PM Central Standard Time, Michael
Atherton noted:
The variance proportions cited in the report were really 8%, 43%, and 49%,
not 8%, 42%, and 49% as cited in Ms. Johnson's post. And, if you know
anything about statistics and regression models then you
Just wanted to let folks know that my computer has bitten the dust and I
hope to be up and back on the forum by the end of the week - but who knows.
For the moment,
Annie Young
Ward 6 - East Phillips
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Atherton writes (and writes and writes):
Let's bring this tread back to issues. I've made a number of proposals
which no one has commented on..
~Time for some self-reflection here, Mr. Atherton. Why do you suppose no
one responds? Could it be that most others posting on this Forum re
In a message dated 11/20/01 11:01:36 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atherton writes (and writes and writes):
Let's bring this tread back to issues. I've made a number of proposals
which no one has commented on..
~Time for some self-reflection here, Mr. Atherton.
In a message dated 11/20/01 11:01:36 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atherton writes (and writes and writes):
Let's bring this tread back to issues. I've made a number of proposals
which no one has commented on..
~Time for some self-reflection here, Mr. Atherton.
Here is the press release accompanying a news conference held Tuesday morning.
Legislators Propose Community Ownership' Bill to Save Twins
In one of the most creative efforts to save the Minnesota Twins, State Senator
Ellen Anderson (DFL-St. Paul) and State Representative
Here is a piece on the philosophy of baseball just published in the U of M Daily.
http://www.mndaily.com/story.php?date=20011120storyID=4997
Phyllis Kahn State Rep 59 B
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In a message dated 11/20/2001 11:01:21 PM Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Atherton writes (and writes and writes):
Let's bring this tread back to issues. I've made a number of proposals
which no one has commented on..
~Time for some self-reflection here, Mr.
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