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VIENNA, 19 November (UN Information Service) - This is a message from the four main organizations based at the Vienna International Centre (VBOs).
The Vienna International Centre (VIC) Medical Service reported that five people who work for organizations based at the Vienna International Centre (VIC) tested positive for SARS CoV-2.
Two people work for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). In one case close contacts have been informed and in the other case there was no workplace exposure.
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The cumulative total number of people who have tested positive among personnel of the VIC-based organizations is 161, of whom 136 work at the VIC. Of the total of 161 personnel, 111 have recovered.
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In the spirit of Star Wars Day (May the 4th) I took a page out of Yoda's book. I set out a goal last week and even though I came up a little short of 10% I'm happy with the results of growth of 8%.
I set the same goal for this week; growth of 10%. Make no mistake I got lucky with the Cards wining in extras but hey sometimes you can't win without some luck.
I'm especially proud of the two totals in the NBA I hit yesterday as I went against the grain in the Wiz/Hawks game. The Wizards broke some playoff record with lowest points allowed in a half and the over still came through. I can't see that happening again and if the total is below 200 I'll be on the over in game 2.
The under in the Warriors game did not look good in the first half as the Warriors came out on fire but Memphis couldn't get anything together in the second half and it shows that overs are so delicate in the NBA. One bad quarter and it's gone. I think if Conely plays in game 2 the under is still a good play at 196 or higher.
Speaking of totals I don't usually like to take overs in baseball with a good pitcher involved but the Dodgers are an exception. Kershaw is a bit off this year and the Dodgers can score runs in a hurry.
In the NBA I can't imagine the Clippers won't come out flat in the first quarter and Harden will have a little more motivation since he got snubbed in the MVP voting.
Finally the Rangers need game 3 and in the playoffs it's all about goal tending.


This release has some really great sequences that flow directly and smoothly into each pose. I feel like this release is about movement and the repetition allows our minds to settle and our body slowly unravels each time. Ann-See Yeoh, Les Mills Presenter, says "can you tease more length?" in one of the tracks in the instructor video. This resonated with me and I feel like this question or statement is true to the whole release.
This track starts of slow, allowing participants to ease in and acclimate to a rhythmic, calm and spacious breath. Feet are together for this one, but I always give the option of feet hip width. Personally, I love when my feet are feet width — I feel more stable.
Crescendo hits. Then the tai chi sequence begins and has so much energy. It's powerful. It's simple but can be complicated if you overthink it. When you allow yourself to feel the movement, the breath starts to breath you. The repetition is magic, you start to really let the muscle/fascia memory move you.
1st Sequence: Traditional Sun Salutation C with lunges, unconventional that we do a total of five instead of four. The four beat count plank to crocodile is genius. Again, simple and each time I feel more warmth in my body. Prana is dancing.
2nd Sequence: This sequence Jackie Mils calls the "Dragon Sequence." I feel like this may have been inspired by Paul Grilley's Yang Dragon Dance Sequence. I am biased here, I already love Paul Grilley's Dragon Dance and this one evokes the feeling of openness, balance and strength. When I cue this, I think of the story of Bhagava Gita and the inner conflict that Arjuna faced.
A short track, but it does it job to get into the legs. The addition of the heel lift definitely is great for working my arches, ankles and calves. I wasn't sure about the pointing because I was told as a child never to point because it's rude (insert sarcastic laugh here) but it works.
Very challenged by the dynamic movement from standing knee lift to flower pose. I really like that side plank is added here. It would be nice if we had tree pose in the beginning, it would go with the tree side plank. Otherwise, it does sequence together nicely!
Honestly have mixed feelings about this track. I love it but man oh man, my core is challenged!!! Phew! Simple, logical sequence for the first song with the crunch and single leg extension and cross-crawl.
The second song features spider planks. I love how the song goes with the hand taps. I love the way my core is challenged.
This one is a very hard track. It taps into the strength and flexibility. I see lots of stuff happening here and you have to be very good at cueing participants in their body to use the posterior muscles. I love this when I feel properly aligned and use proper muscles Always making sure to tell folks that they can rest in child's pose.
No lunges but seated twists. Love the transition from seated hip width twist to the lift of the hips. Striking cobra with neck stretch is amazing here. The detail is simple yet effective.
I've taught standing Forward Fold with Eale Arms in my Yin Yoga classes before. However, the entry into this one with the music is just so beautiful. I can feel the vunerability in this track. It's hard not to get lost into it as I teach it.
The second sequence has all my favorite cool down poses. Squat Pose with twists, supine hamstring stretch and supine twist. Need I say more?
It's delicate, it's a perfect song to a beautiful release.
My students love this release. The WHOLE THING. The songs. The movement. Another thoughtful, potent release. Thank you Jackie & Diana.


For over twenty years, Ashley Dominguez has proven her value as a professional in the financial industry. Currently, she serves as the financial advisor and president of Houston Financial Wealth Management. As an Investment Advisor Representative (IAR) of Voya Financial Advisors, she provides her clients with advisory accounts, financial plans, retirement planning, life insurance, and college savings plans.
She holds numerous security registrations, including the Series 65 - Uniform Investment Adviser Law Examination, the Series 7 - General Securities Representative Examination, the Series 6 - Investment Company and Variable Contracts Products Representative Examination, the Series 63 - Uniform Securities Agent State Law Examination, and the Life and Health - Group 1 license.
Her comprehensive experience as a Financial Advisor gained from years spent holding prestigious positions in notable companies and serving clients in Houston and the surrounding area, enables her to guide clients to work towards their short- and long-term financial goals. In 1996 she began her career as a retirement specialist for a financial administrator, handling retirement plan compliance for school districts throughout Texas. In that role, she worked closely with Risk Management, employees, & financial advisors and gathered practical knowledge that now helps her design strategies uniquely tailored for her clients. As a fully licensed professional, she applies her experience in financial planning to create customized plans based on each client's unique situation. She is able to discover the appropriate solutions for her clients through her foresight and in-depth knowledge of financial planning. She is goal-oriented, focused, efficient, and trustworthy, striving to make every decision in her clients' best interests.
Deeply committed to bringing ease and happiness to the people around her, she applies the same compassion to her job and approaches each client with empathy, working to develop lasting relationships with the people she helps. She always explains financial products and services with clarity, since she believes in building self-confidence in her clients so they can assess their financial goals and manage their own finances with assurance.
In her spare time, she and her husband of twenty-three years enjoy spending time with their three sons, daughter-in-law, and grandson, cooking BBQ, going to the movies, watching and playing sports, and attending church. Since 2009, Ashley has volunteered as a Court Appointed Child Advocate with Child Advocates.


In the creative life it's the seemingly innocuous steps that open up new worlds.
As an artist business owner, I find it easy to get caught up in the creativity of the business and neglect my own studio practice. One of the ways I combat this is to periodically check in and ask, What work am I doing in my business that is getting my creative juices flowing, and is there a place for it in my art?
This month I will take you through how making 250 "The Great Wave" sample books for PaperSpecs inspired an inlay for my booth at the WoodenBoat Show, and ultimately got me thinking, Is there a place for wood inlay in my own work?
It all started when PaperSpecs, a website helping graphic designers create printed pieces that WOW, invited me to create 250 sample books for their next VIP member boxes. How could I say no?
Producing 250 of these handmade pieces was no easy task. But once I made several design tweaks and streamlined the process, I began looking forward to the meditative assembly.
When I asked myself, What about this project excites you? I realized that it was the mental puzzle of designing the integration of seven different materials into one tiny scene, and then the meditative zone I entered when putting the pieces together.
Using a brainteaser's approach to creating compositions has long been a part of my work and can be seen here in earlier lithographs.
The assembling would have been impossible without help from my friend Valerie and my Mom.
My mother helping with assembly. Can you guess where I get my creativity?
In preparation for the WoodenBoat Show in Mystic, CT this past June, I created several samples of laser cut inlay and marquetry to showcase FreeFall Laser's capabilities.
Nat Benjamin, boat designer and builder of Gannon and Benjamin Marine Railway, graciously offered me the plans for his boat Charlotte to create a centerpiece for the show.
Combing through a box of veneers and juxtaposing different colors and grain patterns, I found myself wandering again in a land of little pieces, where I had to be fully present with every action.
At this time of year my personal studio practice is simply to draw as much as I can out in nature before New England's hunting season starts. Then, in the winter, I turn my drawings into prints. As the summer slips away, because access to printing facilities has proven a challenge, I've been wondering if I need to look outside of printmaking and find another way to transform my drawings.
So I reversed my original question, asking myself, Is there a place in my studio practice for what excites me at work? I thought about the puzzle of composing interlocking pieces, my fascination with wood and processes that absorb me into a meditative state.
Sketching on a hike (left). Spending my evenings arranging and rearranging tiny pieces of veneer (center, right).


I have a DVD I picked up for $5.00 out of a bargain bin at one of the big chain stores. The DVD has a collection of movies from Tom Sawyer to Old Yeller. I asked my son which of the movies he'd like to watch over the past weekend, he looked at the pictures on the cover and picked Old Yeller because he likes dogs.
My son, now 6, likes movies. Some of his personal favorites include Cars, Planes, Epic, Rio, Big Hero 6 and Ice Age. These are all great movies, but they're not Old Yeller.
Old Yeller is a Disney movie produced in 1957. There's no animation and the special effects are minimal. Old Yeller is a Disney movie that veers from the script of modern-day Disney movies. You see Old Yeller is a surprisingly honest film. It's not happily ever after but it does teach a valuable lesson.
If you've never seen Old Yeller I don't want to spoil the ending for you so don't read the next sentence. Old Yeller doesn't make it. I still get a little choked up every time I watch it and I KNOW how it ends. Today's Disney movies tend to have happy endings and the main characters usually overcome huge obstacles by enormous feats or miraculous acts but not Old Yeller – it's brutally honest and there is no happily ever after but for a boy who loves dogs, and most boys do, it teaches a great lesson and for everyone else Travis' dad teaches an even better lesson.
Travis is the main character and he himself is a young boy who raises Old Yeller from a pup. After Old Yeller dies of rabies he contracted while keeping Travis safe from the attack of a wolf Travis' Dad says something to Travis that sums up the lesson of the movie.
Life is hard. You fall, then you get back up. Then you keep going. For my son Old Yeller provided a different perspective to any movie he'd ever seen but that perspective is important and in the life of a young boy Old Yeller is a rite of passage. I remember watching it at his age and I remember the same "what do you mean Old Yeller didn't make it feelings".
We see the same in our own lives every day. Sometimes bad things happen but people keep going, it's called hope and hope is a vital and an intangible piece of the care we provide to our patients. We help our patients achieve hope and hope is not something anyone has rather it's what someone does. Hope is an action and an outlook and with hope most obstacles are no longer insurmountable so its part of our duty as healthcare providers to help our patients achieve hope. Doing so is as easy as offering an encouraging word, a gentle touch, a smile, holding a hand, giving a hug or simply a listening ear.
One last note, the old dog in the picture above is Rain, my late 12-year-old hunting companion. She had cancer and had to be put to sleep a couple of weeks ago. She was the second dog I've had over the course of my life that I've had to put to sleep and like Travis in Old Yeller, I was heartbroken and so was my 6-year-old son but to steal from Travis' father "life will just haul off and knock him flat. But it's not all like that…And you can't afford to waste the good part fretting about the bad." Life teaches us lessons but the best lesson for any of us is there's hope. Hope is not magic, hope is hard at times and hope is not what you have, hope is what you do.


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BIG GIRL by Meg Elison
"There's nothing better for writing a novel than rage," says Meg Elison, one of science fiction's fearless new "bad girls" who delight in the transgressive, and who dares gainsay her? Her debut novel won the Philip K. Dick award and led off a series that has lodged her on the Tiptree shortlist. She's already too big to go unnoticed.
Her stories contain both rage and humor in an effective if uneasy mix. As droll as it is tall, "Big Girl" applies journalism's clueless prose to the hormonal horrors of growing up. First published here, "Such People in It" celebrates the courage of cowardice in nightclubbing and life. Our almost-novella "The Pill" promises to change women's lives as much as The Pill itself did, only this capsule comes complete with screams. "El Hugé" is an explosive new take on teen romance. "Gone with Gone with the Wind" explores the varieties of privilege in late Confederate America. Then of course there's "Guts." Turns out you either got 'em or you don't. And in "Sprawling into the Unknown," our intriguingly Outspoken Interview, Nell Zink, lesbian gun clubs, and Asimov's unwelcome advances all fly economy class.
"Elison offers a troubling yet hopeful vision of the future."
"A strikingly powerful story of one woman's physical and emotional resourcefulness under the most dire of circumstances. An apocalyptic page-turner that picks up where Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale left off."
—Jackie Hatton, Tor.com
"I could talk about female empowerment, body positivity, and gender flexibility. But those terms are wholly inadequate for Meg Elison's clear-eyed satire in the guise of fantasy and science fiction. Powered by rage, incandescent with a deep understanding of injustice, angry for all the right reasons, yet still essentially optimistic, these are the stories I need to keep me warm through the long dark night. Compelling and fierce and unstoppable."
—Pat Murphy, World Fantasy Award winner
"Meg Elison's stories will raise blisters on your conscience. Her politics are smart, her prose is like a razor, and her characters will break your heart. Read at your own risk."
—Annalee Newitz, author of Autonomous
"Meg Elison's work is visceral and compelling. A voice that doesn't so much demand attention as it 100 percent deserves every ounce of it."
—Elsa Sjunneson-Henry, Hugo-winning writer and editor
Meg Elison is a San Francisco Bay Area author. Her debut novel, The Book of the Unnamed Midwife won the 2014 Philip K. Dick Award and was a Tiptree longlist mention that same year. It was reissued in 2016 and was on the Best of the Year lists from Publishers Weekly, Kirkus, PBS, and more. Her second novel was also a finalist for the Philip K. Dick Award. Elison was the spring 2019 Clayton B. Ofstad endowed distinguished writer-in-residence at Truman State University, and is a coproducer of the monthly reading series Cliterary Salon.

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Way to unlock: You need to complete Master of Horses, Farmland Security and Trouble with Wolves quests.
After you complete the quests for Elaina and Born, you can return to Master Dennett (M3,1a) and ask him for the horses for the Inquisition. Therefore, this quest boils down to a simple conversation.


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"UNBROKEN" REVIEW ~ UNIVERSAL (2014)
It might be hard to judge how much art there is in imitation, but Angelina Jolie certainly does this film justice as this is a truly good old-fashioned Hollywood tear jerking biopic in-line with some of the best of them. For whatever that's worth is where the debate lies in for Unbroken.
As it is, this is the true story of a triumphing American hero if ever there was one. It's lavishly done, expensive, and altogether a very ambitious epic about Olympic runner-turned-WWII bombardier-turned-POW "Louis Zamperini" (Jack O'Connell). While I'm sure there are many of them, this is, with all it's harrowing moments, one story that should always be told and if any tale of survival deserves to be made, it is this one. While there's probably room for a much better movie here, as points of it do drag on..but Unbroken at least benefits from having one hell of a story to tell.
Thanks to flashbacks, we see Louie as a kid (C.J. Valleroy), wasting whatever potential he has by shoplifting and hiding his stolen items in a secret spot where he sits by himself and drinks liquor out of a bottle painted to look like it contains milk. It's made clear he's thought of, especially in those times, as a juvenile delinquent of a child. Being an Italian immigrant didn't help. Luckily, when being chased by a local neighborhood policeman one afternoon, he happens to do a sprint across the field during a school track practice, catching the eye of a friend and his own brother, "Pete" (Alex Russell) who convinces Louie to take up running as a sport.
The main cast doesn't have the support of any big name veteran performers, and that's fine as the supporting cast, a lot of them in brief but pertinent roles, ranging from Jai Courtney "Cup", Marcus Vanco "Lambert", Ross Anderson "Blackie" and Garrett Hedlund as "Fitzgerald", are all up to par here..but let's just call it and say Jack O'Connell leads the bunch very well and it's his performance that feels a cut above. O'Connell has all the boyish charm his role requires early on, when he's running and attending the Olympics in flashbacks or while entrenched in a WWII air battle. And then when the rickety plane (yes it seems even back then we didn't provide our soldiers with all the best equipment) he's aboard crashes into the Pacific, stranding the few survivors in life rafts, the actor inspires with a brave yet calm resolve that proves key to maintaining the sanity of himself and his fellow survivors, "Mac" (Finn Wittrock) and "Phil" (Domhnall Gleason) as they float aimlessly in hope of rescue.
This part of the movie is handled well, with no cutaways, no escape from the endless floating along. To keep things moving along as thankfully we don't go day by day..but rather weeks at a time, this section is filled with a lot of visual action, including a few big flashy storm sequences and some jumpy, although rather cheesy shark encounters. There's nothing here that we haven't seen before, but I liked the idea of sticking with Louis for the whole of this long drawn out ordeal as cutting away just might have taken some of the heart and horridness of what they endured out of it.
Now if only that was the peak of trials and tribulations for Louis Zamparini right there, it would be a mighty impressive tale of determination and resilience all on it's own. But it's barely the tip of the iceberg. From there, Louis is rescued in an ominous scene "I have some good news and some bad news," he informs his raft-mate, Phil, by the Japanese, who throw him into a POW camp somewhere in the jungle, which proves to be a walk in the park compared to the camp he's then shipped off to, wherein he meets the movie's chief villain, Mutsuhiro "The Bird" Watanabe (played scarily so well by Japanese singer Takamasa 'Miyavi' Ishihara).
Life in the POW camps understandably takes up a large amount of the movie's lengthy running time (yes it's 2hrs 20min). The horrors of the brutal imprisonment are put up front and personal without glossing over things too much, but while all the horrible harrowing things that are happening to Louis are quite convincing, the heart-tugging gets somewhat in the way of the real emotional jist of the story. During one of the darkest moments in the ugliest and most dehumanizing of the three POW camps he is sent to, Louis digs deep for the strength he needs to hoist a block of wood over his head in a defiant measure against "The Bird" and O'Connell expresses the emotion well with his face and body, but we also get the obvious with a flashback of a triumphant pre-war Louis at the Olympics. Of course. There comes that bit of cheesy again.
Does it help immensely that Zamperini's story is one of overwhelming impossible odds, the kind of tale Hollywood loves to tell, yes, yes it does. Because to sum it up, beating up on the movie, tempting as it may be for some, just isn't much fun. But that alone doesn't really raise the movie to the level of great, but it does make this heroic tale of the familiar leave a lasting taste with us all.
The real Louis Zamperini with Dir: Angelina Jolie
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Tags Alex Russell, Angelina Jolie, C.J. Valleroy, Domhnall Gleeson, Finn Wittrock, Garrett Hedlund, Jack O'Connell, Jai Courtney, John D'Leo, John Magaro, Louis McIntosh, Luke Treadway, Maddalena Ischiale, Marcus Vanco, Michael Walley, Miyavi, Ross Anderson, Ross Langley, Ryan Ahern, Spencer LoFranco, Takamasa Ishihara, Unbroken, Vincenzo Amato


If you want to know why you can't find a decent apartment in new york city, a good place to start is at East Second Street and Avenue B. But it's important not to be deceived by appearances, because at first glance this intersection seems to be an advertisement for the supposed renaissance of New York. It can lure you into thinking that the Lower East Side, built and rebuilt by generations of immigrants, is being revived once again.
During the 1980's, this intersection was one of the most notorious drug markets on the East Coast. As dealers' armed sentries looked down from surrounding roofs, hundreds of customers bargained in the street and retired to shooting galleries in the abandoned gas station and burned-out tenements.
''Every day I'd clean up the syringes on the sidewalk and hose down the blood and vomit,'' recalls Mary Spink, the superintendent of the building on the southwest corner. ''I tried to be cool when I found junkies shooting up on the stoop. I'd say, 'Hey, could you do your thing somewhere else?' But one Sunday morning, when six of them were lying on the stoop and wouldn't move, I finally snapped.'' Spink went inside and returned with a baseball bat imbedded with razor blades.
Today Mary Spink has a lot more allies. The tenements next door have been renovated, and the factory across the street has been turned into lofts. A six-story apartment building is rising on the site of the old gas station, and a trattoria has moved in next to it. Old-timers complain that the intersection has become a too-fashionable destination. Japanese designers, Pakistani Web-site managers, British writers, Chilean artists -- a new generation of immigrants is eager to move into the neighborhood created last century by impoverished Irish, Germans, Poles, Ukranians and Russians.
But there's a problem. Most of these new immigrants have no hope of finding a place to live, certainly nothing in which they could hope to raise a family. Rents are about $1,200 for the few one-bedroom apartments on the open market; the lofts go for $2,800. There are plenty of cheap subsidized and rent-regulated apartments around, but these rarely become available, and to get one you generally have to know someone or spend years on a waiting list.
A building rehabilitated with money from the city has $600-a-month one-bedroom apartments set aside for artists. A subsidized two-bedroom apartment rents for $44 a month. A $93-a-month one-bedroom rent-controlled apartment has been empty in recent months because its tenant has been at his Florida home, but he's not about to give up the lease.
New York used to be like other cities, a place where tenants moved frequently and landlords competed to rent empty apartments to newcomers, but today the motto may as well be: No Immigrants Need Apply. While immigrants are crowded into bunks in illegal boarding houses in the slums, upper-middle-class locals pay low rents to live in good neighborhoods, often in large apartments they no longer need after their children move out. Half a century of rent regulation has created a permanent shortage of decent homes by keeping apartments off the market and encouraging landlords to neglect their buildings. The shortage isn't being eased by new apartments, because developers have been frightened away by the rent regulations and stifled by a host of other restrictions.
Rent regulation, ardently denounced by liberal as well as conservative economists, housing experts and editorial writers, is just as ardently defended by the city's politicians. But this year an upstate Republican, Senator Joseph Bruno, the majority leader of the state Senate, is threatening to dismantle the programs that control prices and guarantee tenure and other rights to tenants occupying a third of the city's dwellings, chiefly the one million apartments in the rent-stabilization program (''The Case for Rent Regulation,'' page 43). Another 70,000 apartments with long-term residents are part of an older rent-control system, but most of these will still be regulated if Bruno fulfills his pledge to extend protections for the elderly, the disabled and the poor. The rent regulations, which have always been justified as ''emergency'' measures, will expire June 15 unless they're renewed by the Legislature. Tenants are furiously protesting -- Bruno has received death threats -- and Governor Pataki is expected to have to broker a last-minute compromise, possibly one that would remove protections from some affluent tenants and then gradually deregulate other apartments as tenants die or move.
Although rent regulation is often defended as essential protection for the poor throughout the city, it disproportionately benefits the middle and upper classes in Manhattan. In other boroughs, the median rent of stabilized apartments is only about $100 less than the median rent for unregulated apartments, and regulated apartments tend to be smaller and more run-down.
Two-thirds of the citywide benefits of rent regulation go to Manhattanites living below 96th Street, according to Henry O. Pollakowski, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Center for Real Estate. The results of his new peer-reviewed study, which was financed by the Rent Stabilization Association, a group of landlords, are similar to those of a 1991 study for the Citizens Budget Commission by Elizabeth Roistacher, an economist at Queens College. In comparing the benefits received by rent-regulated tenants, she found that upper-income households receive greater subsidies on average than low-income households and that the average white household saves almost three times as much as the average black household.
Most of the good deals go to people with above-average incomes in Manhattan's best neighborhoods. Pollakowski has found that the greatest beneficiaries of rent regulation live on the Upper West Side, where the median household income in typical rent-stabilized apartments -- one-bedrooms -- is $50,000 a year, which is $30,000 more than the median household income in rentals citywide. The median household income is higher still, $61,000, in unregulated one-bedrooms on the Upper West Side, but that's partly because more of them are shared by two people. Per person, rent-stabilized tenants' income is only about $2,500 less than their unregulated neighbors'. The big difference is that because their median rent is $420 lower, they spend only 18 percent of their income on rent. The unregulated tenants spend 23 percent and still typically need a roommate.
Any reduction in today's inflated prices would help immigrants, but even outright elimination of rent regulation wouldn't be enough to solve the city's long-term housing shortage. New York will stagnate unless something is done about another problem that you see around Second and B.
Actually, the problem is what you don't see. The neighborhood abounds with vacant lots where tenements used to stand. The properties have been empty so long that people have started using them as junkyards, parking lots and community gardens. Some have been planted with rows of corn. In the middle of America's most densely populated city, during a severe housing shortage, prime residential real estate has been converted to . . . farmland.
Those cornstalks, not the Empire State Building, are the symbol of modern New York, the city that no longer builds. The city is losing homes three times faster than it's getting new ones. During the 1990's, only about 6,000 housing units per year have been added to the city. To keep up with population growth and to replace homes deteriorated beyond repair, Peter Salins estimates that the city needs at least 20,000, preferably 40,000, new homes a year.
The conventional wisdom makes sense unless you look at the empty lots near Second and B and ask a simple question: Who paid for the tenements and middle-class apartments that used to stand there?
At the end of the last century, when the Lower East Side was being developed, the average monthly per-capita income in America was equivalent to about $250 in today's dollars, less than what a welfare recipient now gets. Yet over the course of a few decades developers created splendid neighborhoods all over the city: working-class apartments in Alphabet City, brownstones on Strivers' Row in Harlem and solid middle-class apartments on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, along Eastern Parkway in Brooklyn and in Jackson Heights, Queens.
New York's developers managed to house all social classes without government subsidies. At the turn of the century the Lower East Side was much more densely populated than it is today, but developers could afford to buy land, put up apartments, pay property taxes and still make a profit by charging reasonable rents. Immigrant workers in sweatshops had to spend only a quarter of their income to rent a one-bedroom or two-bedroom apartment.
Today a blue-collar immigrant can't afford a new apartment even when the developer gets the land free. To make housing affordable, government agencies routinely donate the site, pay for the construction or rehabilitation of apartments, exempt the building from property taxes and then provide still more subsidies.
Ever since Jacob Riis described the Lower East Side tenements in ''How the Other Half Lives'' a century ago, New York has been home to the country's most dedicated housing reformers. It has passed more laws, built more homes and spent far more money on housing than any other city. The reformers meant well and did some admirable things, but their legacy is a housing shortage and a system that discriminates against the young, the poor, the nonwhite and above all against the new.
''New York has the oldest-living housing shortage because it has a terrible fear of change,'' says George Sternlieb, a housing consultant and former director of the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutgers University. ''Today, New Yorkers would rather cling to a sinking ship than swim to a better one.'' Tenants are understandably worried about any change in the system, because no one wants to look for an apartment in the current market. It's been distorted so long that most New Yorkers can't imagine what the city could be: a place with better homes and better neighborhoods, a place where you could find a new home in an afternoon instead of being stuck in an apartment for life. It could even be a place where most tenants and landlords got along, incredible as that may sound.
Today it seems perfectly natural that the Broadway production acclaimed as the most realistic portrayal of modern New York is a passionate opera about a landlord-tenant dispute. ''Rent'' faithfully depicts the popular mood, although the plot does include one glaring implausibility. To retaliate against his tenants, who haven't paid rent in a year for their loft on Avenue B, the landlord summarily locks them out. That could never happen on the real Avenue B, as Mendel Wolf discovered at great expense.
In 1986, when he was living in the old factory building on the southeast corner of Second and B, Mendel Wolf naively thought that buying it would be a simple way to get himself a home and an artist's studio. Wolf was an Israeli immigrant who had come to New York to be an artist and ended up supporting himself as a contractor. With the help of partners, he paid $725,000 for the building and planned to renovate it himself to meet residential specifications. The only other occupants of the building, which had a 1,600-square-foot loft on each floor, were an investment banker and a photographer who shared one floor. Wolf agreed to abide by the loft law, one of the city's various rent-regulation programs. ''I thought I was promising them the right to stay there at their current rent, $1,000 a month,'' he says.
When Wolf took them to Housing Court, a judge ruled that he couldn't sue for nonpayment of rent because he hadn't demonstrated that the building complied with the standards of the loft law. ''It was like being forced to live with a guest who empties your refrigerator and never pays for anything,'' Wolf says. He considered them squatters, and he was still enough of an out-of-towner to be astonished at their legal protection.
But in one sense much of New York has become a city of squatters: unwanted tenants occupying the property of landlords who would like to get rid of them. The situation brings out the worst in both sides. In a normal housing market both the landlord and the tenant have incentives to be responsible because they know the other has the power to retaliate. Before rent regulation and the permanent housing shortage, New York tenants played landlords off against one another. Jacob Riis wrote about how tenement dwellers got rent decreases by threatening to move, and how one landlord lured away another's tenants by sprucing up his building. In 1916, when the vacancy rate in the city was nearly 6 percent, landlords were stuck with tens of thousands of empty tenements whose occupants had found better homes. In the 1930's, when the vacancy rate remained above 10 percent, landlords on the Lower East Side routinely offered a month's free rent to attract tenants.
The most privileged rentocrats cling to their family manses with Scarlett O'Hara's tenacity -- in fact, with even more tenacity, because their war never ends. Their enemy is in charge of maintaining the place. Some landlords have emptied apartments by setting fires or inviting drug dealers into a building; others have hired thugs to terrorize tenants. Even the best landlords purposely discriminate against rent-regulated tenants.
Since New York's tenants have lost their economic leverage against landlords, they must rely on the most complex tenant-protection laws in America. Wolf has a carton with thousands of pages of documents from his eight-year battle. After he lost his attempt to collect rent, the tenants filed complaints that he was skimping on service, threatening them and calling them ''creeps and thieves.'' The tenants accused him of not providing heat; Wolf said he had been denied heat in his apartment because the tenants had broken the boiler by setting the thermostat at 90 degrees. There was long testimony about minor disputes. ''Once we put up a doorbell for ourselves,'' Buchanan recalls, ''and he pulled it out, so we pulled out the wires to his doorbell.'' Wolf accused them of filing false complaints and obstructing his efforts to renovate their apartment so that they could go on living rent-free. In 1992, five years after Wolf bought the building, a change in the loft law finally gave him the right to collect rent, but it took more court battles to actually collect the money.
New york's housing policy has evolved in three stages, from capitalism to socialism to insiderism, and you can find examples of each near the southeast corner of Second and B. Mary Spink's building on the corner, erected in 1899, is a remnant of the days when capitalists built for the poor and working classes. The population rose from two million to seven million between 1880 and 1930, but developers more than kept up. Tenements on the Lower East Side emptied as immigrants found new homes. The Irish and Germans moved uptown; Eastern European Jews settled on the Grand Concourse in the Bronx; blacks went to Harlem. An ''improvement organization'' of white Harlem residents tried to keep out blacks, but the neighborhood's landlords had so many empty apartments that they couldn't refuse anyone.
The socialist era began in 1934 with Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, who vowed to ''take the profit out of the slums.'' He put the government into the real-estate business with the nation's first public housing project a few blocks from Second and B. Over the next half-century the city, state and Federal governments built or helped finance 500,000 apartments for the poor and middle class, which were never enough to meet the demand. Since politicians couldn't afford to provide cheap housing for everyone, they ordered landlords to pick up some of the tab. In 1947, when the wartime emergency rent controls were extended, officials said that it was just a temporary measure for existing tenants and that it wouldn't apply to new apartments. But they repeatedly extended price controls and included new buildings and new classes of tenants -- a ''double-cross strategy,'' as economists call it, that has discouraged developers from putting up new buildings for fear they'll eventually be placed under rent regulation.
A few economists argue that rent regulations are essential in New York because the housing market is so volatile. ''Take the case of a taxi driver who moves into a $700 apartment just before a neighborhood gets hot,'' says Frank Braconi, executive director of the Citizens Housing and Planning Council of New York, a research and advocacy group. ''He settles in, puts his kids in school and then a lot of yuppies are suddenly willing to pay $1,500 a month for that apartment. It's not socially or politically acceptable to just throw out the cabdriver and his family.'' Braconi advocates a modified system in which an apartment rises to the market price whenever it's vacated, and then the new rent is regulated again for the next tenant.
It's true that rent regulation can help some poor tenants, but it ultimately leaves the poor worse off. ''The best way to help the poor is for society as a whole to provide aid directly and insure more housing is built,'' says Anthony Downs, an economist at the Brookings Institution who has published surveys of rent-regulation research and is a prominent advocate of more low-income housing. ''Rent control is basically immoral and unjustified because it imposes a social burden on landlords without providing much help for most of the poor. It provides short-term benefits to the few, many of whom are not poor at all, while creating immense long-term problems.'' Because they're at the bottom of the housing ladder, the poor suffer the most when rent regulation produces a shortage. Downs notes that after rent regulations ostensibly designed to help the poor were adopted in Cambridge, Mass., and Santa Monica and Berkeley, Calif., the communities were inhabited by more affluent people as rental markets tightened.
As in other cities with stringent rent regulations, the regulated housing stock has deteriorated in New York. Rent regulation wasn't the only reason that tens of thousands of buildings were abandoned in New York during the 1970's -- abandonment also occurred in poor neighborhoods in cities without rent regulation -- but it played a role. On Mary Spink's block more than half the buildings were abandoned or torched during the 1970's and early 1980's.
The building at the corner of Second and B was illegally divided into cubicles for addicts and prostitutes, whose presence drove out many rent-regulated tenants, and then a fire forced everyone to move out. A private developer, the Kestral Company, paid $635,000 for the empty building in 1985. To turn a profit, the developer had to renovate it quickly and inexpensively while making the building attractive enough for tenants paying market rents starting at $1,000. The job was done in less than a year. The apartments were a tough sell at first because of the neighborhood, but with the determined Spink as superintendent the building was eventually filled, and it has been fully occupied for years.
Other buildings on the block fell into the city's hands, with less happy results. When the city becomes a landlord, it excuses itself from paying taxes or sewer and water charges, yet it still loses $200 a month on the average apartment. And it is still a terrible landlord. The only building on Spink's block with a code violation on the front door -- a hole where the window is supposed to be -- is the one operated by the city Department of Housing Preservation and Development. It's a remnant of the socialist era of housing, which waned in the 1980's when city officials realized that they couldn't afford to manage or rebuild the thousands of properties seized from private landlords. But instead of auctioning off its tax-foreclosed properties to private developers, as other cities do, New York offered them to nonprofit groups.
The five buildings next to Spink's corner building were awarded in 1985 to a group of local residents, the Lower East Side Mutual Housing Association. Financed by government grants, the project took seven years and the cost per unit was more than three times what the private developer next door spent.
The tenants for these subsidized units, with rents ranging from $44 to $1,000 a month, were supposed to be chosen impartially from a waiting list of low-income applicants. A quiet scandal ensued after 5 of the 48 apartments were occupied by an association official and his relatives. Eventually the association ran out of money and merged with another local nonprofit group, the People's Mutual Housing Association. It hired Spink, who as director of property management runs the nonprofit buildings the same way she runs the for-profit building next door.
So what did taxpayers get for the millions in grants and tax abatements they have provided to the nonprofit group? Well, the project did provide some subsidized apartments for low-income tenants. But the city could have helped more poor people by giving them the money directly and letting them rent from tax-paying developers, who are generally more efficient landlords than nonprofit groups. During the city's recent $4 billion program to renovate 40,000 housing units, the nonprofit developers spent 50 percent more per unit than the small private builders in the program. Nonprofit groups with motivated volunteers can do a good job providing social services once people are in a building, but they're not the solution to the housing shortage. They're often part of the problem: the transformation of housing from a private enterprise run for profit to a public enterprise run for insiders.
In theory, it sounds appealing for the public to decide how land is developed and neighborhoods are preserved. In practice, it means that new people don't get homes. The construction project at the northwest corner of Second and B is a rarity today. A building with 66 apartments is going up on the site, formerly an abandoned gas station and supermarket, because of a fortunate combination of circumstances. A relatively large piece of land in private hands was empty in a neighborhood that was becoming fashionable. The developer didn't need to get a zoning variance or bribe any rent-regulated tenants to move. And for some reason nobody tried using New York's zoning and environmental laws to file a lawsuit against the project. Another developer's attempt to build on an empty lot on the Lower East Side was stopped by a successful lawsuit from a community group arguing that the luxury building could potentially ''alter the character of the community.'' In other words, there was a danger that the neighborhood would improve.
Zoning laws keep homes out of the most logical new places for development -- the old industrial areas of the West Side and Brooklyn. The tenure provision of rent-regulation laws has prevented developers from replacing crumbling tenements on a block with one big new building. A single rent-regulated tenant who refuses to move, no matter how much money and how many comparable apartments he's offered elsewhere, can stop the entire project.
''If the city let us, we could build again for the middle class and even the working poor, but every project becomes an expensive ordeal,'' says Donald Capoccia, who has renovated seven buildings near Second and B over the past decade. Capoccia has been forced to spend most of his time not on building but on working the system: applying for tax abatements and subsidies, negotiating with squatters and tenants, hiring ''expediters'' to navigate paperwork through the city bureaucracy, forming alliances with nonprofit groups to get hold of city property. One of his city-subsidized projects on Second Street, a partnership with the Kenkeleba House, a group of African-American artists, involved 23 grant proposals over 10 years. At the end of it the nonprofit group had gained a lovely new art gallery at below-market rent and two dozen favored tenants -- they had to prove to the city that they were artists -- had one-bedroom apartments renting for about $600 a month. Because of the bureaucratic delays, Capoccia figures he lost $500,000.
If june 15 turns out to be a historic occasion, the beginning of the end of rent regulation, a few consequences can be safely predicted. Some landlords will start fixing up their buildings and making repairs they've put off for years. Some developers might reconsider their aversion to building rental housing in New York (although many will remain skeptical). Apartment brokers and Housing Court lawyers will reconsider their long-term career options.
A sudden deregulation of all rent-stabilized apartments, which no one expects, would be a huge disruption for some tenants and lead to an overall increase in the amount that today's rent-stabilized tenants pay in rent. But once once the dust settled, the average increase citywide would be no more than 15 percent, according to separate projections by Pollakowski; Elizabeth Roistacher, the economist at Queens College; and Charles de Seve, president of the American Economics Group, a consulting firm in Washington. (The de Seve study was financed by the landlords' Rent Stabilization Association.) In poorer areas the projected increase would be relatively small -- the median rent for the whole Lower East Side would rise less than 10 percent, possibly not even at all.
The largest increases would be in Greenwich Village, the Upper East Side and the Upper West Side. For the worst-case scenario, on the Upper West Side, Pollakowski projects that the median increase for rent-stabilized tenants would be 12 percent and that the typical tenant would still be paying less than 21 percent of income for rent. Roistacher and de Seve expect larger increases, in part because they assume that tenants would be willing to pay more for apartments as landlords fixed them up. It's possible, for instance, that the median rent for a one-bedroom on the Upper West Side would initially be $100 more than what rent-stabilized tenants pay today -- as Pollakowski projects -- and then gradually go up another $200 to $300 as landlords renovated apartments. So the Upper West Side would end up with more good apartments, probably at cheaper market prices than today, but some people now in the neighborhood couldn't afford these improvements. Obviously, moving would be a hardship. But de Seve projects that no more than 6 percent of New Yorkers would be forced to move out of their neighborhoods, and at least they would have better options than today elsewhere in the city.
Would Manhattan become less heterogenous? Some parts of it probably would be, although the biggest change might not be in social class -- the rent-stabilized tenants already have income levels fairly similar to their unregulated neighbors -- but in age. Neighborhoods with lots of small rental apartments would presumably be occupied by more young people, as in the rest of America, and older people would be more likely to own bigger apartments and homes because they wouldn't be hanging onto their heirloom leases. Manhattan, contrary to popular fears, would not become an island of the rich. If every person in a household with an income over $100,000 in the greater New York metropolitan area moved into Manhattan, they couldn't fill all the homes on the island.
The best way to maintain the city's diversity would be to build more homes for everyone. Today this sounds quixotic -- getting rid of rent regulation is easy by comparison -- because the impediments to building are so complicated. But if rent regulation is phased out, maybe other changes will take place.
Affluent rentocrats facing the prospect of apartment shopping might think twice about financing the lawsuits of their neighborhood preservation coalitions. Politicians and judges who can no longer arrange insider deals for their children might reconsider the need for the city's morass of regulations. Elected officials might change zoning and building rules to create more affordable homes -- middle-class apartments as well as improved versions of the tenements, boarding houses and single-room-occupancy hotels that once housed the poor. The extra tax revenues from new construction and from deregulated apartments could make hundreds of millions of dollars a year available for direct aid to the poor. As the middle class moved into new homes, there would be more apartments for poorer immigrants to inherit.
Some white-collar immigrants could end up living in modest apartment buildings on the cornfields now around Second and B. In a deregulated city with more new homes, the upper-middle-class professionals now driving up rents in Alphabet City would probably settle in more convenient and upscale neighborhoods, so rents at Second and B might be relatively low for Manhattan. The small apartments would be occupied by middle-class workers and young people, many of whom would stay a couple years and then move on to bigger places. It wouldn't be the kind of static neighborhood with lifetime residents that so many New Yorkers today find appealing.
It would be more like the neighborhood that immigrants used to find when they got off the boat. Each wave of immigrants on the Lower East Side made room for the next because it was still possible to find better homes in better neighborhoods. They came here to escape aristocratic societies where homes and privileges were awarded on a seniority system, and New York surpassed the old capitals of Europe because it welcomed these new people. The fearful rentrocrats now rallying to preserve their homes deserve sympathy, and the most vulnerable of them deserve protection. But as June 15 approaches, it is worth remembering that theirs is not the spirit that built New York.
Correction: Sunday, May 4, 1997 An article on page 38 of The Times Magazine today, about housing in New York City, misidentifies the branch of the New York State Legislature for which Manfred Ohrenstein was minority leader. It was the Senate, not the Assembly.


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Abjuration Brewing Co. uses unconventional ingredients in their beers.
McKees Rocks gets a new brewery. And it's inside the Parkway Theater
Kristy Locklin
City Design, Eat. Drink. Do., McKees Rocks, Neighborhoods
After a few minor construction modifications to the facility, the duo can sell beer daily. That is, if the deliberately tiny operation can make enough to keep up with the demand.
Courtesy Abjuration Brewing Co.
They brew once a week and, according to Hallam's calculations, will produce about 120 barrels of beer this year. (In comparison, Anheuser-Busch produces 125 million barrels annually.)
But it's by choice: Abjuration's tiny size allows them to maintain their adventurous brewing style. Each week, a new concoction is added to the eight-tap lineup.
There is no flagship beverage, but there's a style to suit every palate, ranging from a 15 percent ABV vanilla oak Belgian ale and cocoa-flavored porter, to a black IPA and malty amber ale that features a peanut butter toast malt. A blue corn cream ale is currently fermenting in the back room.
Although there have been some missteps — they accidentally scorched a recent batch of liquid gold and had to dump it — the Abjuration guys get a lot of support from their fellow brewers.
"There's so many breweries in Pittsburgh because of the homebrew culture here," says Hallam, whose wife gave him the homebrew kit that sparked his career.
Local brewers are quick to offer advice on everything from taxes to grain bills. Andrew Witchey, founder of Dancing Gnome Brewery in Sharpsburg, shared his secret to success: "Just be nice to everyone."
Glover and Hallam agree. They're paying it forward by posting all of their recipes online so novice brewers can practice a tried-and-true formula and then perfect their own beers. They're also involved with the McKees Rocks Community Development Corporation (CDC).
The CDC's Executive Director Taris Vrcek says the Parkway's revival creates the kind of amenity the area hasn't seen in years.
"The theater was once an anchor in the business district," he says. "The type of programming that Aaron brings — live music, live comedy — well, adding a microbrewery to that mix amplifies the whole thing."
Glover and Hallam plan to keep Abjuration's small-scale status while they focus on building their brand and attracting new faces to McKees Rocks. One day, they hope to open a larger production brewery in addition to this one, so another community can find joy in their beer.
And in case you're curious: "Abjuration" is the act of renouncing or swearing off something. The duo chose it because they've sworn off traditional brewing norms and they're up for anything.
"We want to keep this fun," Glover says with a smile. "We're on a journey of beer!"
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Q: Island of knights and knaves This question is about an island of knights and knaves, where knights always speak the truth and knaves always lie. You encounter two people A and B. Determine, if possible, what each of them are if they address you as follows: A says "B is a knave" and B says "A is a knight".
Here's my solution:
Let p be the proposition 'A is a knight' and let q be the proposition 'B is a knight.'

     p  q
     F   F      x A cannot speak the truth
     F   T      x B cannot lie
     T   F      x B cannot speak the truth
     T   T      x A cannot lie

Therefore, all possibilities are eliminated, so this means that the identity of A and B cannot be deduced.

A: You have that $$A\implies \neg B\\\neg A\implies B\\B\implies A$$
but we can stop right there because $A\implies \neg B$ means that the contrapositive is also true, so that $B\implies\neg A$, which contradicts the last statement. This world cannot exist, which is a little bit different than saying that the identies cannot be determined, because there is no possible set of identies for both A and B.

A: EDIT: Sorry I did this wrong :(
A says "B is a knave" and B says "A is a knight".
Let $a$ be the statement "A is knight" and $b$ be the statement "B is knight". Then, based on what they said, we have either both knights, a knight and b knave, ... etc. $$abb'a+ab'b'a'+a'bba+a'b'ba'=0+0+0+0=0$$ There is no solution, as you claimed.

A: If B is a knave, then A is a knight but then B cannot say A is a knight. If B is a knight, then A is a knave but then B cannot say A is a knight. This is an impossible situation by analyzing the two possible scenarios. No matter what, B cannot say that A is a knight given what A says.

A: As you can see in other answers of mine, I would formalize this using
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where $\;T(x)\;$ stands for "$\;x\;$ speaks the truth" or "$\;x\;$ is a knight".
For this specific puzzle, using $(0)$ twice, the statements of $\;A\;$ and $\;B\;$ immediately imply
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\tag{1} T(A) & \equiv \lnot T(B) \\
\tag{2} T(B) & \equiv T(A) \\
\end{align}
From these it immediately follows that $T(B) \equiv \lnot T(B)$, which is a contradiction. So this specific world cannot exist.
(This is different from your incorrect conclusion that we cannot know anything about $\;A\;$ and $\;B\;$.  That would be the case if, e.g., they both said, "I am a knight".)

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Paramount suffered another blow with JJ Abrams' naming as the new Star Wars director
The announcement that JJ Abrams is going to return as director for Star Wars Episode IX came as great news for some, while others didn't regard it as a good thing. Among those who are upset about it is Paramount, which currently has a deal with Abrams for some big movies. However, another Star Wars will keep him much too busy, so the future doesn't look too bright for the film studio.
Paramount has been through a tough year
2017 wasn't the best year for Paramount. After the incredibly poor box office performance of The Last Knight, the new Transformers movie, the studio had to deal with ticking bombs, such as Mother!. The latter movie, as much as the producers tried to promote it as fun, sparked many critiques, and managed to have the audience speak about it, but not really in a good way.
Now, Paramount received another blow. JJ Abrams still has a deal with the studio, implying that he has to direct top movies for it. However, he hasn't released anything since 2013, when Star Trek: Into Darkness was out. Now, Abrams signed for the new Star Wars movie, meaning he won't have too much time for anything else.
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Abrams' deal with Paramount expires next year, so the studio is understandably really upset for not getting any top movie produced by then. However, there's not much it can do. Protesting about the situation would get the entire Star Wars franchise against it, together with Disney and, most probably, Abrams himself.
This is not at its advantage, so Paramount has one thing left to do – nothing. Although it sounds a bit too drastic, the only favorable situation for the studio is to wait until the last Star Wars is ready, renew the deal with Abrams, and hope for some other movies in the future.
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3500-3520 Powelton Ave., 214-218 35th St., and 215-221 36th St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Powelton Village is a neighborhood of mostly Victorian, mostly twin homes in the West Philadelphia section of the United States city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is a national historic district which is part of University City. It extends north from Market Street to Spring Garden Street, east to 32nd Street, west to 40th and Spring Garden Streets, and to 44th and Market Streets.
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Powelton Village takes its name from the Powel Family, seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Welsh colonialists who held extensive estates in the area. As in other parts of West Philadelphia, in the late 1800s trolley lines opened the area up to urbanization. Powelton soon became a choice residential spot for Philadelphia industrial tycoons. Powelton's luster began to wane by the 1920s, and by the 1940s the neighborhood was populated by low-income families and infested with "bottom" gangs, whose members lived in a stretch paralleling Market St. known as the "Bottom." In the 1960s the Village was home to many members of the counterculture movement, and Powelton today enjoys a strong political activism and anarchist tradition, as well as a healthy multiethnic pluralism.
In addition to the Powelton Historic District, the Bell Telephone Exchange Building, The Powelton, Frederick A. Poth Houses, and John Shedwick Development Houses are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Commercial activity in Powelton is concentrated on Lancaster Avenue, particularly between 35th Street and 37th Street. The avenue is lined with shops, restaurants, and various other retail establishments. Many local businesses benefit from both Powelton residents and college students. Mad Greeks, Powelton Pizza, Village Pizza, California Pizza, and Ed's are all popular eating places. Lancaster Avenue near 36th Street has also become home to upscale Mexican and Thai restaurants. On the avenue near 37th are the newer Stan' Deli [1] and Green Line Café.
Residential streets are mostly lined with Victorian twin houses, some of which are traditional family homes, while others have been subdivided into apartments. Detached houses, row houses, and apartment buildings also dot the neighborhood. An abundance of trees, many of which are historic, along with gardens maintained by many community residents, give the neighborhood a distinct feel. This aesthetic environment, along with the proximity to retail establishments and nearby universities, has resulted in increased home values in recent years, with some homes selling for several hundred thousand dollars.
The southern end of Powelton Village includes property owned by Drexel University. Many students from Drexel live off-campus in Powelton's urban-structured row-house apartments because of the short walk to campus. The Powelton community has had a love-hate relationship with Drexel University. The Powelton Village Civic Association voices its members' concerns to local authorities. One of the members' concerns included the loss of their view of Center City, prompting Drexel University to limit the height of their new buildings. In recent developments the Powelton Civic Association have begun open attacks and complaints against local landlords in the neighborhood who rent to students in the neighborhood.
Powelton is easily accessed by automobile and public transportation. The neighborhood is close to Interstate 76, and several major streets, including Market, Spring Garden, and 34th, cross the neighborhood. Bike lanes run along Haverford Avenue, Spring Garden Street and its bridge, Lancaster Avenue, and on 38th and 34th Streets south of Lancaster.
The neighborhood is close to two subway stops on the Market-Frankford Line, located at 34th and Market and 40th and Market. Powelton is also easily accessed by trolley: the route 10 trolley runs on 36th Street between the Ludlow Street portal and Lancaster Avenue, continuing west on Lancaster Avenue. Additionally, there are two underground trolley stops close to Powelton: 33rd and Market, serving all trolley lines, and 36th and Sansom, serving all lines except route 10. Bus route 31 runs through the neighborhood, traveling north on 33rd, Baring, and 35th, and south on 37th, Baring, and 34th. Route 43 runs east on Spring Garden Street and west on Haverford Avenue. The neighborhood is adjacent to 30th Street Station, which serves all Northeast Corridor trains, the New Jersey Transit Atlantic City Line, and all Regional Rail lines, as well as the Market-Frankford Line and the subway-surface trolley lines.
Several art and photo galleries have opened along Lancaster Avenue from 36th to 40th. The Community Education Center, at 35th and Lancaster, holds various community events and gatherings. Spiral Q Puppet Theater is located on Spring Garden Street between 31st and 32nd Streets. Nearby destinations include The Bridge, a movie theater at 40th and Walnut; and the Philadelphia Zoo at 34th and Girard.
One signature event is Lancaster Avenue's "Second Fridays," so named because it takes place on the second Friday of every month. Shops and galleries are open later and often have various specials, and the event often features live music.
Public education choices include the Samuel Powel Elementary School at 36th and Powelton, the Drew School at 37th and Lancaster, and University City High School at 36th and Filbert. The University of Pennsylvania and Drexel University both have significant presences in the neighborhood, as well as in adjacent areas to the south.
To serve these two universities, several hotels are located nearby, including the Sheraton, located at 36th and Chestnut. In Powelton proper, there are even a couple of bed-and-breakfasts, including the Cornerstone at 33rd and Baring.
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The Austrian eagles Philipp Aschenwald (AUT, Fischer), Daniel Huber (AUT, Fischer), Jan Hörl (AUT) and Stefan Kraft (AUT, Fischer) started with a victory in the new World Cup season at the opener in Wisla (POL). Daniel Huber made for the predecision with the longest jump in die final round. Second place went to Norway's Daniel Andre Tande (NOR), Thomas Aasen Markeng (NOR, Fischer), Marius Lindvik (NOR) and Robert Johansson (NOR) ahead of the local heroes Piotr Zyla (POL), Jakub Wolny (POL), Kamil Stoch (POL, Fischer) and Dawid Kubacki (POL).
After many nations were head-to-head for a long time in the first round, at the beginning of the final Austria and Poland opened a gap to their oppenents under a changing tailwind during the entire competition. Above all, the 26-year-old Daniel Huber, who had to fight long for a place in the World Cup team, was able to convince in both rounds and proved that he can more than keep up with his experienced teammates. After six jumps, the Austrians were 30 points ahead of Poland and another eight points ahead of the third-placed Slovenians. When the third Polish jumper Kamil Stoch ended up clearly behind the expectations of his compatriots, the Norwegians managed to make it to second place, which they kept until the end. The Austrians claimed victory 22.5 points ahead of the Scandinavians and Daniel Huber was happy about his first victory. "That's how fast it can happen that you're back in the yellow jersey and the hunted ones. It was a good start. Everyone did a great job. We have a great team spirit and push and motivate each other. That shows that we are heading in the right direction", said the 26-year-old, who already finished third in qualification yesterday. The hosts from Poland had to be satisfied with third place five points behind Norway. Fourth went to the Slovenes, where the veteran Peter Prevc (SLO, Fischer) dropped a few meters in the first round until he scored the most points for Slovenia in the final. The World Champions from Germany are still looking for their form under their new coach Stefan Horngacher, so that for Richard Freitag (GER, Fischer), Markus Eisenbichler (GER, Fischer), Stephan Leyhe (GER) and Karl Geiger (GER, Fischer) not more than fifth place was possible.
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