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Anonymous wrote:

Welcome to our high gas prices. In Far North in Alaska, Gas prices range from $4.58 to over $6.73 a gallon. Do like us, in winter snow machines and in summer, four wheelers. I agree with...


Janni wrote:

A Car Alarm System can also provide you lots of other convenient feaures like remote start or smart owner detection. Smart owner detection will sense your remote as you approach the car...


Janni wrote:

Personally I cannot drive my car as much as I would like to. I actually have to limit my driving and make priorities of when do I really have to go somewhere.


Scott wrote:

the diving boards were done away with after the summer of 2000 - presumably the renovation was done the following fall/winter


Anonymous wrote:

Oh. I thought it might have been modified on the shape. It does currently look boomerang. I never looked at it from aerial views when I was young so that confirms it's always been that way. I...


Scott wrote:

boomerang, L Shaped its just a matter of interpretation - you could be right. But beyond filling in the deep section to the point where it is now a five foot (instead of an 11.5 foot deep...


Anonymous wrote:

the section 3 pool looks like it may have been reshaped over the years. i sort of remember it more of an L shape rather than boomerang.


steve wrote:

Wendy, did you live on the 4th floor?

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Urban Exhibition in Minneapolis: The Next American City

The Next American City is an exhibition I have organized which brings artists, architects, urban planners, neighborhood and community organizations, and general "urbanists" together to expore how the future city will look.
The opening reception is this Friday (7-Midnight) at the Stevens Square Center for the Arts (1905 3rd Ave - Minneapolis).
For more information, visit the […]

Bicycling and Skyways in a 3D City

Oddly enough, for having one of the harshest climates around, Minneapolis has one of the best environments for the urban bicyclist.
The region (view a regional bicycle trail map) has done an excellent job of connecting trails and "bike freeways".
One can start on the Ceder Lake Trail, connect with the Kneilworth Trail, bicycle around the chain […]

Review of The Next American City exhibit in City Pages

Ok, so one more thing about me, and then I'll go back to the usual array of concrete and housing policy.
Someone informed me that The Next American City exhibition I curated is an A-List recommended event in this week's citypages. My favorite line from the review:
The entire exhibit at first feels like a dreary city […]

Light Rail to Open in Minneapolis

LRT is on track
The delay is almost over. The first line of light rail in Minneapolis is opens this Saturday at noon.

LRT Is Really On Track: Observations from Opening Day of the Minneapolis Light Rail Train

LRT Really is on Track
Saturday finally marked the much delayed opening of the first Light Rail line in the Minneapolis - St. Paul region. The Star Tribune reports that an estimated 52,000 passengers rode the LRT on the opening day.
I rode the train late Saturday night with two friends (the trains were packed all day […]