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Click to increase image sizeClick to decrease image size Notes 1. John Forester conducted this interview in Kitchener, Ontario on 2 June 2004. Thanks for transcription and editing help to Rachel Weiner and Christy Tao of Cornell's Department of City and Regional Planning. Edited by John Forester and then approved for classroom use by Larry Sherman on 16 August 2005, this profile has been re-edited by Larry Sherman (in April 2011) for publication in Planning Theory and Practice. 1. John Forester conducted this interview in Kitchener, Ontario on 2 June 2004. Thanks for transcription and editing help to Rachel Weiner and Christy Tao of Cornell's Department of City and Regional Planning. Edited by John Forester and then approved for classroom use by Larry Sherman on 16 August 2005, this profile has been re-edited by Larry Sherman (in April 2011) for publication in Planning Theory and Practice.