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But neither traffic nor parking presents much of a problem.

Receiving a so-called Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) for parking presents particular problems, says an adviser for CAP, the charity Christians Against Poverty which offers free debt advice.

Parking presents a conundrum, and there are other smaller matters to bear in mind, too.

Mr. Qualman said that the area near the shopping mall, with relatively inexpensive land values and abundant surface parking, presented a significant challenge to that effort.

But being based in a national park presents its own problems for entrepreneurs, from broadband to recruitment to logistics.

The program was part of Bryant Park Presents: August Dance, a series that continues with performances by Nicholas Leichter Dance on Friday and Cortez & Company Ballet/Contemporary on Aug. 25.

But the trains are in essence government-run, and Parks presents Italy as a country in which life is an endless series of tussles with the begrudged incubus of the state.

The park presents scores of free cultural events open to the public: jazz and classical concerts, dance performances, poetry readings, athletic clinics and a free Monday night film series.

For their performance next Friday at "Bryant Park Presents August Dance," Mr. Morgan and Mr. Scott have taken into account not only the expressiveness of their performers and the need to slightly rechoreograph for a stage without wing space but also the angle of the audience from the stage.

The park presents a mini cross section of San Francisco's population, from club kids and gay sunbathers to Mexican grandmothers and teen footballers.

Park presents the project as a study of the conditions forming these urban networks.