Ask any DC chef or restaurateur what they’re most worried about right now, and the conversation will inevitably turn to their desperate attempts to find good staff. Sous chefs, managers, servers—across the board, there just aren’t enough experienced people to go around Washington’s booming dining scene.
The problem isn’t new, and it’s not unique to DC. But much of the local restaurant industry is bracing for an even greater pinch with the opening of the Wharf. The $2 billion development will host three hotels, three music venues, 17 retail spots, and more than 20 restaurants, bars, and cafes when it’s complete.
Over the past five years, these algorithms have radically changed the way the internet’s largest companies build their online services, accelerating the development of everything from image and speech recognition to internet search. But they can also accelerate the development of robotics.
Stone House Development has submitted plans with the city for a 10-story building that would include 200 apartments, more than 12,000 square feet of retail space and a parking facility for 355 vehicles on the former Madison Dairy Produce Co. site, 1000 East Washington Ave.
This stretch of the East Wash streetscape has changed considerably during the past few years. (Constellation in foreground, Galaxie in center-right background.)
Metro area population of 1,000,000+ (Milwaukee is one of 52)
Strong job growth in addition to 1 mil pop. (The list is reduced to 25, Milwaukee not included)
Right labor pool, one that is large and growing. (14 cities: Boston, New York, Washington, Raleigh, Charlotte, Atlanta, Miami, Austin, Dallas, Indianapolis, Denver, San Jose, San Francisco, Portland OR)
Also have a high quality of life (9 cities: Boston, Washington, Raleigh, Atlanta, Miami, Austin, Dallas, Denver, Portland
Also places where workers can easily get around and out of town (4 cities: Boston, Washington, Denver, Portland)
Has space and willing to pay to play. (And the winner is: Denver)
Milwaukee will have to settle for the residual effects of Foxconn.
Full methodology link leads to America's 50 Best Cities to Live. which includes the number of colleges and universities in a city per 100,000 residents from the Department of Education. Thomas, Samuel, Evan, Michael, did you consider rounding up?
Also in the picture. In high school, I worked for Jean Mostert's dad, George, who owned Mostert's Bakery.
1967 Warren City Directory
Moore L W emp Sylvania rRD1 Russell
[county section] Zimmerman Carol C Russell
[county section] Zimmerman G Donald Russell
1983 Warren City Director
[county section] Moore Gertrude M rRt1 Bx 1775 Russell
[county section] Moore Lyle W rRt1 Bx 1775 Russell
[county section] Zimmerman Carole C rRt1 Bx 1777 Russell
[county section] Zimmerman Donald rRt1 Bx 1777 Russell
Carol with an 'e' made her debut in 1913, when Carol, without an 'e', had already reached the mid-100s, Carole peaked at #35 in 1942, the year that actress Carole Lombard died in a plane crash at the age of 33. She was married to Clark Gable at the time. Carol peaked at #4 in 1941 and remained in the top 10 for another decade.
Yet as Variety points out, "It" was able to set some box-office records this weekend during the approach of a 'record-setting Hurricane Irma'.
“It” broke out on Thursday night with $13.5 million preview number — the third-largest for 2017, trailing only Disney’s “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” and “Beauty and the Beast,” and the largest gross for a [1] horror movie, an [2] R-rated title, a [3] September release and a [4] film based on a Stephen King book. [numbers added]
The winning video features a police negotiator’s work to save lives. For people contemplating suicide, the most critical period is during their last minute of life: if someone could intervene at that point, there is a chance of stopping that person.
Kevin Hines, one of very few people who survived after jumping off San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge, shared that, in the last minute as he was wandering along the bridge before he jumped, if someone had showed some concern, he would have changed his mind. Since his miraculous survival, Hines has been championing suicide prevention activities worldwide.
Wisconsin is expected to need 45,000 workers in seven years but it simply lacks the people to fill them.,Employers from a broad range of industries are reporting difficulty finding workers — and not only for skilled professionals such as nurses, welders and computer programmers, who require a strong education and training system, but also for workers with a high school diploma and some additional training at restaurants, farms, construction sites, factories, senior care facilities, retailers and other businesses.
