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Doug S. May 18, 2013 at 08:18 am
There is a lot of missing information in these numbers. LA County has approximately 10 millionRead More people in it. They say people have access to 2.5 million jobs but do not mention how many people are vying for those jobs. It also, of course, does not mention the relative education and training of the residents versus the requirements and compensation packages of the jobs. I spent nearly a year looking for a middle-management job and finally found one 45 minutes away. In this town, that is a short commute.
Dave May 16, 2013 at 05:49 pm
Not only is the answer "no", it's "hell, no". "Accessability to jobs?"Read More By spending hours in personal vehicles? The absolute lousiest public transportation for a city of this population? What were they smoking before they crunched the numbers? Is there some spreadsheet error we don't yet know about? Are they confusing apples with oranges? Sheesh! I used to take Metrolink when I worked, but I wouldn't exactly call it convenient nor inexpensive. Short trip to the train station, but.......and no, my employer did not kick in any $ like so many others did. That's life.
Diana Dixon-Davis May 16, 2013 at 01:24 pm
This study suffers from a classic error. It assumes that access translates into a job--which isRead More often not the case. Because of high housing costs, many Angelinos can not afford to move and thus select long commutes over moving to a higher rent/ purchasing a new home nearer the job. There is also a second self selection re commutes-- individuals will stay with a job close by, even if it means giving up raises or advancement to avoid excessive commutes or finding new housing.
Bill Hillman April 22, 2013 at 02:59 am
I haven't had the privilege of attending any of your events but I've done much research on EdgarRead More Rice Burroughs of Tarzana which I've compiled in a series of Webpages starting at: www.ERBzine.com/war Bill Hillman Brandon, Manitoba, Canada www.ERBzine.com www.tarzana.ca etc. hillmans@westman.wave.ca
zubeyde April 20, 2013 at 11:03 am
2 ‘……..Other Western scholars and writers too, agree that, rarely in historyRead More have facts been deliberately so distorted as to give a completely wrong Picture, as the Armenians have done for more than a century in connection with the so-called ‘Armenian question’. They succeeded in deceiving the public opinion of the Christian world because they posed as a martyred nation in the cause of Christ….’ ‘…In the field of propaganda, no one could surpass the Ottoman Christians, including mainly the Armenians, who used their positions as translators/interpreters in the embassies and consulates of the Powers to convince those Powers of their stories, and to sway their relief workers, missionaries and ecclesiastical leaders, about the genuineness of their case. Many a time a gullible Western journalist was trapped by their vociferations, and spread their tales……..’ ‘……According to the Reverend Dr Cyrus Hamlin, the first president of the American Robert College in Istanbul (now Boğaziçi University), a propaganda bureau was set up in London in the 1870s which had, for its object, the foreign dissemination of all news prejudicial to the Turks. Hamlin stated that the onslaught of this ‘one-sided and unreliable information’ about any people would, after a period of years, stir up a hostility and hatred that could not be easily overcome………..’ (Sonyel Salahi. The Great War and The Tragedy of Anatolia. p.170-182)
zubeyde April 20, 2013 at 11:03 am
1 By 1923 only Anatolia, eastern Thrace and a section of the southeastern Caucasus remained asRead More Muslim land. The Balkan Muslims were largely gone, dead or forced to migrate….The same fate had overcome the Muslims of the Crimea, the northern Caucasus and Russian Armenia- they were simply gone. Millions of Muslims, most of them Turks, had died; millions had fled to what is today Turkey. ‘Between 1821 and 1922, more than five million Muslims were driven from their lands. Five and a half (5.5) million Muslims died, some of them killed in wars, others perished as refugees from starvation and disease’ points out McCarthy’. ‘Despite the historical importance of the Muslim losses, it is not to be found in textbooks...... ‘According to Caleb F Gates, the Armenian population statistics in January 1921, as confirmed by the Armenian Patriarchate was as follows: Armenians in Ottoman provinces approximetely 600 000; Armenians alive 944 900; Armenian total loss 355 000. (FO 371/6556/E 2730: Gates to Rumbold, 16.2.1921)’. ‘In the light of these statistics, how can the loss of about 400 000 Armenians be labelled as ‘massacres, genocide, or proto-Holocaust’ and the loss of over one million Muslims, as a result of Armenian activities, is not even mentioned? What kind of a holocoust is it that the aggressive side suffered much more losses than the attacked side?’
kevin April 19, 2013 at 12:56 am
Armenian genocide is a long discredited, biased, and political claim. According to 1948 UNRead More Convention, intent must be proven after due process at a competent tribunal for a genocide verdict to stand. No such tribunal (a la Nuremberg) was convened and no genocide verdict exists. Insisting on a non-existing label, purely based on a racist and dishonest version of history, boils down to lynching. When the six T's of the Turkish-Armenian conflict are all truthfully considered, it will be obvious that it was a inter-communal warfare fought by Christian and Muslim irregulars. Truth should not be a fodder to newspaper ratings, political support, or other such benefits.
UNKNOWN SINGER April 9, 2013 at 06:50 pm
Thank you Floyd!
Ajay Singh (Editor) April 9, 2013 at 12:21 pm
That was fast, Informer—thanks. Yes, it's Floyd's Barbershop. You might be interested to knowRead More that Floyd's commissions this particular muralist, whose artist name is "Never," to do murals on its other eight locations in L.A., according to an employee I spoke to. And high on a wall at the far end of the barbershop is another mural—a much smaller one than the one outside—that has the artist's signature. See second photo.
Informer April 9, 2013 at 11:56 am
On the wall of Floyds Barbershop at Ventura and Texhoma.
M Jenkins March 31, 2013 at 12:11 pm
Again, as the first unAmerican comment, you can pick another park to go to. And being American doesRead More not mean you have to be catholic. That is a terrible parallel you've drawn.
M Jenkins March 31, 2013 at 12:07 pm
There is more than one park in the Valley. Just pick another one.
J March 31, 2013 at 01:00 am
Unbelievable! They did this before on Easter. It was so infuriating. A Persian festival shuts outRead More all the the Catholics/Christians from celebrating Easter at the park. UnAmerican to say the least.
Michele April 28, 2013 at 03:19 pm
sounds cool
Nili Yelin Wronski April 28, 2013 at 02:17 pm
Congratulations!!
Rich Addams April 27, 2013 at 05:28 pm
Ebay is only trying to oust small hobby sellors
Fresh Vibes May 1, 2013 at 03:35 pm
Shared Science www.sharedsciencefun.org has some really exciting summer camp weeks lined up. They'reRead More a great way to keep your kids engaged in exploring physical science, interacting with the way things work, and testing out ideas. Located in Long Beach, a copy of the summer registration info is posted as a pdf here.
Belinda Ramos April 26, 2013 at 04:18 pm
Cost only $10 per child. One week Vacation Bible School @ Knott Avenue Chrisitan Church (CrossRead More Street Lincoln/Knott in Anaheim) July 15-July 19 from 9AM-12PM Open to age 3 - 6 grade Kids will perform for their family and friends on the last friday evening.
J Otis April 18, 2013 at 08:23 pm
AbilityFirst Camp Paivika (www.camppaivika.org) provides overnight camping for children and adultsRead More with physical and developmental disabilities. It was founded in 1947 as one of the first accessible camps in the country. It is located near Crestline in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Marina McLeod April 14, 2013 at 11:21 am
If you want to keep up-to-date with all of our future events and activities in Tarzana, pleaseRead More "like" our Facebook page TNC Energy & Environment Committee... Thank you Ajay, for the great coverage of our event. Marina McLeod, Chair Energy & Environment Committee
Encino Erine April 1, 2013 at 05:58 pm
Tim thats so friggin funny, they have bastardized the streets, views, pedestrian access & PUBLICRead More SAFETY by allowing CBS Media to place those horrendous AD on the sidewalks @ many sidewalks near intersections & crosswalks ...any claims that LA is against sign blight, etc. is pure BS, they city counsel are useless....LAPD is too busy busting fruit sellers on sidewalks for this guy
Tim H. March 29, 2013 at 07:47 pm
The patch forgets to mention that advertising on public property in L.A. is a misdemeanor!
fjb March 12, 2013 at 11:27 pm
Hey Joe-you can also buy AMC Gold tickets at MyMovieDeals.com and the tickets will be mailed to you.
Rich Addams March 9, 2013 at 01:05 pm
You have to be a member of Costco to get in and there is alos a meal ivnovled
Joe March 8, 2013 at 02:40 am
costco offers 2 amc gold tickets for 16 bucks so 9 bucks cheaper even with popcorn its still aRead More better deal at costco and can be used at any amc