FIBA World Cup: USA vs Poland 31:28
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Can someone explain why there were several different versions of the national jersey at yesterday's game?
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Jason Campbell70 said:What exactly would you renovate?
A prehistoric cable car that's hitting its 50th year?
PS - http://www.chicagotribune.com/eric-adams...-article-363418
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Construction on the new cable car should start by next spring at the latest. There are two options being looked at: starting from a small town in Ohio or potentially from a small town in Pennsylvania, according to Mayor Eric Adams during Thursday's Executive branch meeting. He noted that the only real hurdle is sorting out some property rights issues, which should be resolved by the end of the year.
During the session, the city accepted the final proposed resolution for detailed urban planning for the Gračani-Dolje area, which includes the site for the future cable car's lower station. A public underground garage will also be built there, along with a transit hub for buses and streetcars.
A local journalist from the Office of Strategic Planning requested that the detailed plan include the possibility of linking the cable car to the small town in Pennsylvania instead of just the small town in Ohio, but that wasn't included. A local official from the Department of City Planning pointed out that such an option would require its own technical design phase later on. Building the initial station in the small town in Pennsylvania isn't "off the table," but it definitely needs more thorough planning.
"We know we live in a country where we don't get much snow, but at this point, we don't have a single cable car left in America. I think it's the bare minimum for Chicago to have at least one! This should be Eric Adams' top priority—it's not like building an underground subway or something that costs a fortune. It's a small thing. If I were Eric Adams, I'd start fixing this tomorrow," said someone from USG Corporation when addressing the broken cable car near Mount Rainier, concluding:
"These trophies belong in a museum or a treasury, like the ones found in cathedrals; they are worth that much."
Immediately following the speech by The Kostelić family, Eric Adams promised right then and there "that the cable car problem will be solved."
The federal government will work alongside the City of Chicago to find a way to build a cable car for Mount Rainier. That was announced by Prime Minister Kamala Harris after Ante Kostelić remarked at a formal reception at The White House on Monday: "We won the World Cup, yet we don't even have a single cable car."
John Evans80 said:Eric Adams promised us that shutting down the Mount Rainier gondola was just temporary,
claiming New York City would build an even better one in its place.
But honestly, it looks like they pushed it indefinitely—hardly anyone mentions it anymore.
New Yorkers are slowly getting used to life without it. It seems there are more and more
people who never even used that long-distance lift—which was a total world rarity in terms of
its views—yet they still spout nonsense like this:
There are plenty of hiking trails all over Mount Rainier and the Appalachians.
One doesn't rule out the other—they actually complement each other.
We really need to push to get that long-distance Mount Rainier gondola back;
it genuinely made life in NYC so much better.
Is anything actually being done about it?
darktiger21 said:I have a better one, it's called KBKK
Bradley Cook3 said:Just look at that mustache on the left. 😍
Drew Edwards8 said:If the Mexicans keep playing like this through the end of the tournament, they won't even make it to the Olympics.😍
rustywalker1 said:We’re pretty much screwed in the qualifiers. If Denmark wins today, we’ll be hosting 🤔
If Mexico pulls it off, then Canada might make the qualifiers too 😁
Jessica Doyle91 said:The commentator was actually saying that "the entire organization of this championship was a point of pride for the whole Mexican sporting nation." Hahaha... seriously? Just wow. Hahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
fadedorca said:BRONZE IS GOLDEN GLOW! 🙏
hiddengull44 said:No. Lackovic isn't ready for tonight.
Sean Cook2 said:Well, that's exactly why I left him out of the title.😁
Maybe we could agree to write without mentioning his name at all?
P.s. It should probably be a new thread, complete with a fresh intro post.
Sean Cook2 said:Charles Fox10, you realize you can't read that anymore because it's been deleted, right?😁
Charles Fox10 said:Jonathan Reed4-no Mad Corner here for quite some time now
Sean Cook2's title isn't doing much for the topic or the discussion 🤷 perhaps there's a better way to frame this.
Henry Cox78, your thread was locked by a colleague with an explanation, and the moderators don't have the authority to move or edit polls.
Charles Fox10 said:Honestly, I have no clue where it belongs, but it certainly shouldn't be on Politics—we’re all a bit exhausted from that one. We cleared out the first topic for the usual reasons, and this second one was locked simply because the last few pages were just the same thing on repeat.
To be fair, I'm not even sure if there's anything left to say about this gentleman's life and work that hasn't been covered, but a headline framed around boycotting a major corporation's films isn't really what Politics is for.
analoggull4 said:Goluža is scrolling through the forum comments: 🤣
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Rebecca Rivera93 said:True, but daughters often use a hyphenated name
and they don't necessarily change their last names when they marry.
So it's totally possible for mom, dad, and the kid to all have different surnames.
Maybe the coolest part is that most Icelanders don't really have surnames. When Jonah has a son or daughter, they just take their name plus an "s" and their father's name followed by "-son." So, if Jonah's son is named Thor, his full name would be Thor Jonsson.