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The rest of your post misses the entire context of how we are where we are with energy policy, which has been a course we've been on for decades. Blame Biden for that if you want. Lord knows you're not the only one to apply standards and hold to them with democrats. It's just not going to actually fix anything. 

And I have no idea if Biden has cancer. I imagine if it becomes our business, they'll tell us. He hasn't bragged about acing a cognitive exam, so when he does that I'll be more worried about his mental state. I'm sure OAN or Newsmax has up to the minute details of just how sick and demented he is.UP May Pay $11,000 For YMCA Traffic Study
University Park officials solicited a peer review of the Park Cities YMCA’s traffic study, after questioned were raised by community members regarding its efficacy.
The review would be conducted by Freese and Nichols, and cost the city $11,000. According to the agenda memo for tomorrow’s City Council meeting, the city has paid for similar reviews for other large-scale zoning cases. The $11,000 cost would come from the city’s engineering budget, and will be voted on tomorrow.
Councilmembers discussed the possibility at the previous City Council meeting, acknowledging its probable need. According to a letter from the company, the review will be completed by August 8.
Here’s the letter, sent to public works director Bud Smallwood:
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15 comments to "UP May Pay $11,000 For YMCA Traffic Study"
Seriously, why in the world would UP have to foot the bill for that?
It’s going to be a bigger building so there will be more cars. Check please.
At least get something for the money!!!!
And by the way, what can you really learn from a study that says roughly, ‘It’ll be ok’? Where’s the sensitivity testing of the assumptions for programming and attendance? How is “acceptable wait at the traffic light” interpreted? How many cars exiting the YMCA would make it “unacceptable”? Does it consider the total time waiting on all traffic lights to get from the underground parking garage to the other side of Mockingbird? or to the North Tollway? Or just that no one light is very long?
But if it says traffic will be nightmarish, so what? Neither the city nor the Y have the will or the money to either (i) say no to expansion, or (ii) do anything to fix traffic. So the study will reveal that it will be ugly, any fix will be cost-prohibitive, there is no third path, and no one has the stones to say “no.” Which is exactly where we are now without the review.
It is a textbook example of local political backside covering. That is why it is a waste.
If the City Council determines that it will approve this unnecessary expansion, it is imperative that they improve the traffic flow and the safety of our neighborhood by making Normandy one-way to the east so that people leaving the Y can not make S-curve across Preston to enter Normandy.
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Just food for thought. I know….. Get a life…..Hello, I took MCWP 50 because a RA in my old dorm told me that 50 is the easiest of the two. I cannot verify the validity of this claim, but it was their advice, and I think other people say the same thing. I took it over the summer and it was doable, although you have to put in the work and also attend all lectures, so if you take it over the summer be mentally ready. I don't regret taking summer courses but it's definitely more tiring and stressful than during normal quarters because your brain thinks you are in vacation mode.The hit gardening show Garden Rescue is back for a fourth series and more magical garden transformations!
Airing every day at 3.45 pm on BBC One, the Rich Brothers and Charlie Dimmock compete to have their designs chosen by families looking to renovate and rebuild.
But throughout the fourth series, Charlie has been missing on and off and has been replaced by a stand-in… And fans are not happy about it.
Here’s everything you need to know about why Charlie Dimmock is missing, her replacement Arit and why fans aren’t happy!
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Why is Charlie Dimmock missing?
Charlie joined the Garden Rescue team in 2017 and has since become a fan-favourite and one of the reasons many are drawn back to the show.
As Charlie was missing from the first few episodes of season 4 without explanation, fans were worried she’d been sacked!
Who is her replacement, Arit Anderson?
Arit Anderson is an award-winning designer, writer and TV presenter.
Arit’s start was in the fashion industry and then transferred her knack for style to the realm of gardening.
Despite all her experience, it seems that Arit hasn’t quite cut it with fans of the show.
Having two gardeners share the presenting role has inevitably led to some comparisons, with many favouring Charlie Dimmock for her endless supply of enthusiasm and hands-on nature.
#gardenrescue What does Arit actually do? Charlie is far more hands on.
The main criticisms of Arit are that she is less hands-on than her predecessor and doesn’t accomplish as much throughout the team transformation.
#gardenrescue something that Charlie could accomplish by herself takes two people now.
When is Charlie back?
Charlie has been back as a presenter on Garden Rescue periodically throughout season 4.
But it would seem that episode 20 (Monday, June 3rd) was just a one-off and Charlie will be back again on Tuesday, June 4th for more garden renovations.
We will update this page with any more information about Charlie’s absences as they are released.
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We spent some time with the new Motorola Krzr and Rizr models. As this is the first time we've seen the phones in person, we were eager to get a closer look. Styled in a very appealing blue, the Krzr is far sharper than the Razr, and we like the narrower form factor. (From what we hear, female users thought the Razr was too wide.) The glass front is interesting, though it attracts more fingerprints than a crime scene. Motorola promises the glass will stand up to cracking and scratches, and indeed the phone feels quite solid in the hand.
The Rizr is also quite attractive, and the slider form factor is a nice change for Motorola. The navigation array and keypad buttons have a bit of texture, which makes it easier to dial by feel than previous Razr and Slvr models. We have a feeling we'll see carrier announcements soon, so stay tuned.Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing.
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