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aknowledgeableperson wrote:Braums.

I'd take In n' Out over Braums in the fast food hamburger game.

How many times a year on average is the bridge opened?

I still don't quite understand what you mean by "bolder". I don't mean to be dense, I just want to get a better idea of your thoughts. The silver ones just blend into the background. They're timid. They don't say "It took this city decades to build this damn thing, and OMG we're pret...

taxi wrote:Has anyone tried the tripel julep?

I had some last week at Westside Local. I thought it was really tasty. Nice minty flavor on top of the tripel base.

I'd be curious to know if it is still around anywhere. Westside Local is out.

ColumbusParkian wrote:I'm a regular at Quay Coffee and asked the owners this morning if there was any truth to the liquor license rumor. Alas, there is not. They have no plans for selling booze.

Good to know.

I suggested that they avoid any use of color, so as to minimize maintenance (which typically means shabby and in need of maintenance). Keep it simple and neutral and cheap(er). In the future, when there are beaucoup streetcar lines, that require differentiation, then stick a big blue, pink, red or ...

I still don't quite understand what you mean by "bolder". I don't mean to be dense, I just want to get a better idea of your thoughts.

5. bourgeois pig in lawrence (intimate, cool, and has the bonus of serving liquor as well - KC needs a place like this) Does Quay Coffee have a liquor license yet? I thought they were trying to get one. I believe the Opera House has a liquor license. Wait, is Quay Coffee trying to get a liquor lice...

I imagine each stop to be somewhat bare bones on account of the line's frequency. Because people won't be hanging out for >10 minutes I think extra benches, etc. aren't really necessary. Just a spot to get out of the rain perhaps.

walnut is now 2-way all the way from 5th to 20th. charlotte is now 2-way from 8th to 11th (the rest will come with additional funding). 14 street is now 2-way from wyandotte to broadway. baltimore comes later this month. what should be next? 7th/8th? the east part of 10th? holmes? 10th seems like a...

an online survey about station shelter design will be available on the project website friday. there are five options to choose from. Maybe it's just me but I'm a little underwhelmed at the options, some of which seem little better than a bus stop. Can you elaborate some? I'd be interested to hear ...

aknowledgeableperson wrote:Thought that was only for insurance companies.

No.

Tremendous. Any timeline?

EDIT: Here's the story: http://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/n ... 1368562724

Dear lord, #4 is outstanding, with #12 a close second in my book.

Well, that's too bad. Nothing good will come of this for them. Just more heartache.

Does seem like a big commitment, but I'd tend to agree with you that the announcement of it being official will likely increase interest, and hopefully attendance.

Hale Cook efforts fall well short http://www.kansascity.com/2011/07/14/3015199/making-hale-cook-elementary-part.html Hale Cook to open in Fall of 2013. http://halecook.org/2013/02/16/enroll-for-fall-2013/ Looks like they are moving forward even though they currently only have 26 enrollments of the ...

understood. but dishonesty was involved in the situation. a publicized reason to convert walnut to 2-way was to provide a good alternative to Main during streetcar construction. knowing this was going to mess with it the city also gave in on finishing the Baltimore convert to 9th. I think you have ...

We send cards to everyone for everything it seems. It's a pretty cheap way to let people know you're thinking about them.TM

pash wrote:

smh wrote:This is a city.

Let's just repeat this apropos everything.

No doubt. It seems to need constant reinforcing.