Wondercarrot
By The Power of Canadian Tire Centre
- Jul 2, 2002
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What's up with the dudes fingers?
Is there confirmation that Neko Sparks is a real human being? Guy has AI fingers.
What's up with the dudes fingers?
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That is some word salad.
Also they should inject some Grammerly AI into their portfolio and fix that one long run on sentence that seems to be produced by a comma addicted AI tool.
…and for that reason, I’m out.
I respect where you're coming from, but I'm honestly laughing at how insanely difficult this idea of yours is to pull off. Somehow convince the NCC to give up on sparks. Demolish heritage buildings. Now involve another level of government into the situation. Deal with the security nightmare that is the proximity to the Hill, PMO, supreme Court, etc... Navigate what will surely be an insane fight with the NCC. Completely rework the street scape of Wellington, one of the frankly nicest stretches of architecture in the city. More delays while all this happens.Yeah, a bit radical , I'll give you that!
Sparks is dead, and has been for generations. I understand the historic building argument, but I don't see the need to keep them all. That large swath of land has nothing around it, and will continue to have nothing around it after the arena is built. It will be a dump of an area for years and not add anything at all to the "gameday experience". Until they bring in Tim's, Boston Pizza. Montana's, Casey's and Kelsey's and Jack Astor's. Wow?
The arena is better built in an established neighborhod and hard decisions have to be made. They can move federal workers to all the other empty buildings, that is the easiest problem to fix. They can even build on the street itself, and incorporate it better with the buildings they want to keep. Downtown has everything else needed to pull this off. Lebreton has none of it.
"Big picture: we’re at the end of the long American century. Our company is a declining empire inside a declining empire...What I think is within that context, we can become omni-national and reposition, because actually we are not tied, culturally or physically, so we are actually in a great position to leapfrog tech. Information is going to be more precious than water in the next 100. Combine all our news operations, become the global news information hub…Detoxify our brand and we can go supersonic."
No I like his research and talking with the indegenous groups, and posting what he’s learnt.Anyone else getting pretty tired about Mendes carrying water for the Fyre Festival on Ice group?
I don’t know about anyone else, but the senators are owned by a couple of millennial women.So the NHL is run by a bunch of old white billionaires. Do you see a culture shift coming, or are things apt to stay the same?
It sure seems like it has drug on longer than expected.Mendes indicated that some groups have been a bit frustrated with how long the process is taking and that it has become a "public spectacle".
Ottawa F1 track, let's go. Let me dreamGarrioch on McCown today mentions that the Remington Group has the advantage and inside track with the city because not only do they have a plan to move the arena downtown, they have a plan to re-develop the land where CTC is in Kanata (beyond just selling it for housing) so that they don't "leave Kanata high and dry" – which is important to the mayor and city. Some kind of attraction/draw to replace it.
Also makes it seem like they'd just do the deal with the city to get the 14-acre parcel at Bayview Yards to move faster, instead of waiting on the NCC for the land at Lebreton.
He also can see a scenario where, at the end of the day, Remington + Reynolds partner with Andlauer to get it done.
That could seemingly work for everyone:
Andlauer takes the lead on the day-to-day of running an NHL franchise
Reynolds builds up the brand and media side
Remington builds the arena and redevelops the Kanata land
Other tidbits:
• Some of the other bids have no plans to move downtown
• Melnyk's debt was ~300M USD - new owners will need to decide how much of that they pay off
• Jeff York has raised over $100M from local groups and they may be involved just to get the final purchase price down for the owner
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Ottawa F1 track, let's go. Let me dream
Would love to a see a huge athletic complex - a Sensplex on steroids. Like the Canadian Sport Institute - but bigger. Multiple ice sheets, indoor track, soccer field, Olympic pool, etc.
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Does the Sparks group have any interest at all in a new arena? Considering how adament Bettman has been in the past about the Sens needing to go DT, that could be another hinderance. Some assurance about the team staying in Ottawa would be nice too.
Yeah, a bit radical , I'll give you that!
Sparks is dead, and has been for generations. I understand the historic building argument, but I don't see the need to keep them all. That large swath of land has nothing around it, and will continue to have nothing around it after the arena is built. It will be a dump of an area for years and not add anything at all to the "gameday experience". Until they bring in Tim's, Boston Pizza. Montana's, Casey's and Kelsey's and Jack Astor's. Wow?
The arena is better built in an established neighborhod and hard decisions have to be made. They can move federal workers to all the other empty buildings, that is the easiest problem to fix. They can even build on the street itself, and incorporate it better with the buildings they want to keep. Downtown has everything else needed to pull this off. Lebreton has none of it.
So the NHL is run by a bunch of old white billionaires. Do you see a culture shift coming, or are things apt to stay the same?