Curt Brink and the Korb family have submitted plans to develop the Mautz block on the south side of the 900 block of E Washington. At an informational presentation to the Urban Design Commission on October 1, Curt Brink and architect Kirk Keller presented a conceptual master plan for a mixed use development. The developer met with a small group of MNA Preservation and Development members on October 2..

Every time we write about the guidelines regulating advertising in Canada, readers unload on what a pathetic, nannying state is this country of ours. And elsewhere. So today we bring news of a tiff south of the border, where a Miller Lite campaign touting the beer’s special “Taste Protector” caps and lids wrongly implied the company was doing something new with their bottle sealing technology.

Riordan said she wants to be open about the Alliance’s decisions and reasons for making them.As for focus, Riordan said she will aim to pinpoint five or so goals rather than be pulled in too many directions as the Alliance works to boost business and tourism.The Alliance’s business membership is currently around 750, but has been higher in the past. Riordan wants to engage additional businesses that have not considered membership, and reconnect with former members.She said she wants to make clear the benefits to membership. If a business joins and does not attend events or get active on the board, they could question the benefits of being a member.On the tourism side, Riordan said 2014 15 is a good time to grow “tried and true programs” to draw in visitors.

The pictures with 30x zoom do have a lot of noise, but the fact that the it managed to capture the details that it did from a very far distance is impressive for a phone in this segment. You’re mostly not going to be using 30x zoom on an everyday basis, but it’s still nice to see the details that it managed to capture. In another sample, you can see that the camera didn’t blow the sky out of proportion or made it look artificial, which is always a good sign..

Names, as proper nouns, are clearly important for the identification of individuals in everyday life. In the present article, I argue that forenames and surnames need also to be recognized as “doing” words, important in the categorization of sex at birth and in the ongoing management of gender conduct appropriate to sex category. Using evidence on personal naming practices in the United States and United Kingdom, I examine what happens at crisis points of sexed and gendered naming in the life course (for example, at the birth of babies, at marriage, and during gender identity transitions).