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Well, I'm not sure a 5 percent leverage ratio shouldn't really qualify as tightening the screws, but apparently some think it's too strict.
FDIC to Tighten Screws on Banks, Require 5% Leverage
It's a tougher standard, yes, but requiring a 5 percent leverage ratio for the bigger banks seems hardly unreasonable considering the implications of a larger one getting into trouble. The 5% leverage rule does seem far more adequate than the 3 percent leverage ratio proposed under Basel III.
In fact, it seems easy to argue it should be even higher.
From this CNBC article:
The asset number includes off-balance-sheet items and will not be adjusted for riskiness. The proposed rule for so-called "simple leverage" is 2 percent higher than the minimum simple leverage rule under Basel III.
This simply means that larger bank holding companies (BHCs) will need to have capital that's at least 5 percent of its assets -- including the adequate capture of what's off-balance sheet -- compared to the 3 percent under Basel III.*
Again, seems more than fair. Also, the sheer simplicity of this rule likely makes it more difficult to game than some of the other capital rules that are based upon risk-weighting. To an extent a banker has the latitude to set the appropriate risk-weights. Well, there's just too much room for subjectivity in that kind of system.
(The simple leverage ratio relies much less on these kind of subjective judgments though, of course, no one measure is ever going to be perfect or, for that matter, even adequate by itself.)
More from the article:
By piling off-balance-sheet items into the ratio, the regulators have made banks' capital burdens much heavier.
Even if this were to cause some near-term challenges for certain banks, the long run overall benefits would appear to be more than worth the headache it causes. Fed Governor Daniel Tarullo said the following about the Basel III leverage ratio:
"Despite its innovativeness in taking account of off-balance-sheet assets, the Basel III leverage ratio seems to have been set too low to be an effective counterpart to the combination of risk-weighted capital measures that have been agreed internationally."
The 3 percent level does seem rather insufficient to absorb losses that could occur during a serious financial crisis. That doesn't mean the Basel III leverage framework isn't useful; it just means that 3 percent is too low. If set at an appropriately higher level -- necessarily a judgment call though I'll take a slight bias in favor of a stricter rule -- something like the Basel III leverage framework (or something similar) appears to have advantages over some of the other capital requirements.
Not only does it attempt to capture what's off-balance sheet, the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision thinks that this kind of leverage ratio will be more transparent than the other capital requirements.
Basel Proposes 3 Percent Bank Debt Ratio
From this CFO Magazine article:
...it would be more transparent than other capital requirements, because banks would have to disclose the information in a common format.
Banking, at its best, is a vital utility. No standard is going to work perfectly but a high enough leverage ratio just might just help to protect against the inevitable excesses that occur from time to time. More from the article:
A simple leverage ratio would force financial institutions to hold the same amount of quality capital against any loan they make, regardless of the riskiness of the loan. That contrasts with other capital ratios that assign a "risk weighting" to loans to require a larger capital cushion for riskier instruments.
The quality bank can still make a nice return for investors at this kind of leverage ratio (and likely even a much higher standard for leverage).
Charlie Munger weighed in on bankers during this CNBC interview in early May:
"A banker who is allowed to borrow money at X and loan it out at X plus Y will just go crazy and do too much of it if the civilization doesn't have rules that prevent it."
And later...
"I do not think you can trust bankers to control themselves. They are like heroin addicts."
The system should be built to encourage more safe and sound traditional banking activities and less of the exotic stuff. Much financial innovation ultimately boils down to some clever way to increase leverage (both on and off-balance sheet) in ways that's not always transparent until it's too late.
"All financial innovation involves, in one form or another, the creation of debt secured in greater or lesser adequacy by real assets." - John Kenneth Galbraith in the book: A Short History of Financial Euphoria (Page 19)
It's not just less leverage and more transparency that's needed.
It's stable funding sources so financial institutions are more resilient and less likely to become liquidity challenged during the tough times.**
It's less speculation and what is, effectively, even pure gambling.
It's reduced emphasis on facilitating short-term bets of various kinds and a greater emphasis on long-term outcomes.
It's less complexity; fewer derivatives.
More real accountability and financial pain for those in charge if things happen to go very wrong. This necessarily requires wise changes to the prevailing compensation systems for key individuals.
Even small step in the right direction are welcome but, realistically, a good chunk of what's really needed is unlikely to be implemented quickly if at all.
No matter what, the system will always depend on bankers who know how to effectively manage risk with enough skin in the game and integrity to care about doing the job well. Money that's government guaranteed -- the FDIC insured deposits of clients, for example -- or, more generally, other people's money, shouldn't be funding the riskiest activities without some wise limits in place.
The world needs a banking system that's less involved in speculative zero-sum "casino" bets (including things like proprietary trading), and puts more into competently getting funds to good ideas and productive activities.
An emphasis on stability, intelligent risk management, effective capital formation and allocation, while getting as many of the other frictional costs out of the system as possible. For lots of reasons much of what would improve the system isn't happening anytime soon. That reality doesn't make it any less worthwhile to understand what changes make sense.
We'll see if real progress -- even if inevitably less than perfect -- continues to be made.
Reign in the excesses and get back to an emphasis on traditional banking: Reliably taking in deposits, lending those funds intelligently, and providing related services. Within investment banking, dial way back the casino-like activities. Instead, they ought to be primarily about capably raising capital -- at an appropriate cost considering the specific risks -- and so it efficiently gets in the hands of those who can put it to good use.
These things can be a great advantage to any economy if consistently done well over the long haul.
Banking might justifiably be viewed cynically by many considering recent behavior and the consequences of that behavior.
Yet, with better system design and some wise limitations in place, banking can better play its vital role and become much more trusted.
* Basically, it appears they'd like to see a 5 percent leverage ratio for the larger BHCs, and a 6 percent ratio for any insured depository institution that's a subsidiary of these larger BHCs. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) yesterday proposed doubling the leverage ratio on an insured depository institution owned by a BHC. So these "agencies are proposing to establish a 'well capitalized' threshold of 6 percent for the supplementary leverage ratio for any insured depository institution that is a subsidiary of a covered BHC..."
In addition, they are also proposing that "a covered bank holding company would be subject to a supplementary leverage ratio buffer of 2 percent, above the 3 percent minimum requirement for banking organizations using the advanced approaches under the new capital rule."
Raising the leverage ratio isn't enough. What ends up in the numerator and the denominator matters. The updated Basel III guidelines make significant changes to the denominator -- a bank's exposure. Leverage requirements that only take into account on-balance sheet assets make a bank appear better capitalized than it is. Some banks have derivatives that are significant compared to what's on their balance sheet.
The new leverage has to capture two important types of exposure related to derivatives. With derivatives, it's not only the exposure arising from the underlying reference asset that matters, it's also the credit risks of the counterparty.
The proposed guidelines require that the entire contingency liability related to a derivative be in the leverage ratio's denominator. With this requirement in place a bank seems more likely to be better capitalized and able to absorb an unexpected loss.
The new guidelines also require banks to disclose publicly the different components included in the leverage ratio. For any leverage ratio, a bank is going try and increase what's allowed in the numerator and try to get as little as possible included in the denominator. Disclosure makes all the difference if it is to be trusted.
The recommendation that U.S. bank holding companies have a ratio of 5% and that insured depository subsidiaries have a 6% ratio sounds good versus the 3%, but it comes down to what's required in the new measure. If it is based on the 2010 framework instead of something closer to the updated framework then it's a vastly weaker measure. In any case, the lobbying will no doubt continue.
** I'm speaking of the liquidity within leveraged financial institutions themselves so the system is more resilient and remains stable when under stress. In other words, more liquidity in capital markets to facilitate the hyperactive trading of marketable securities isn't needed, but what are fundamentally and necessarily rather leveraged financial institutions must be set up so the system overall can remain stable when certain short-term funding sources become less viable. If anything the world would surely be better a place with much less rapid fire trading in markets justified under the guise of liquidity benefits.
"It's a myth that once you've got some capital market, economic considerations demand that it has to be as fast and efficient as a casino. It doesn't." - Charlie Munger at UC Santa Barbara in 2003
Capital markets would be more useful and effective if a greater proportion of participants were encouraged to be long-term owners instead of being short-term renters of different kinds. Currently, the system appears built mostly for participants to make bets on price action and less for participants to invest with long-term effects -- increases to per share intrinsic value -- primarily in mind. That's too much of an internal focus. It should be designed, instead, with a focus on effective capital formation, wise allocation, and long-term outcomes in the real economy beyond the capital markets. It shouldn't be designed to mostly serve highly active participants who are there to profit from price action -- and maybe even profit from fee generation in different forms -- but are often otherwise least interested in the real external economic impact. With better system design, the various frictional costs in the current system would become much reduced and it would better serve its external purpose. There will always be a place for speculation, as well as the various forms of fee generation, in capital markets but the proportion does matter.
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Crossroads Community Hospital is a 47-bed "not for profit" medical center providing services and cares for residents of Mt. Vernon and Jefferson County, Illinois. The facility is located at:
8 Doctors Park Road
Mt. Vernon, IL 62864
(618) 244-5500
National Rankings
Compared to other medical centers and hospitals throughout the US, Crossroads Community Hospital maintains an overall "B" score, ranking it in the 53rd percentile. The calculated ranking uses publicly available information including patient flow, patient satisfaction, and reported complications. A low to median score it is often indicative of a high percentage of medical errors, mistakes or malpractice incidents that happen at the hospital.
According to Analytics MD, Crossroads Community Hospital's areas of strength include quite patient rooms. However, the frustration level of patients leaving the emergency department ranks in the 52nd percentile. Additionally, the admitted patient flow, that measures the efficiency of treating sicker patients who require admission into the facility ranks low in the 45th percentile. The incoming patient flow measurement where patients are initially evaluated for their problem is in the 52nd percentile and the discharged patient flow, measuring the efficiency of providing treatment to less sick patients not requiring admission to the facility ranks in the 54th percentile.
However, total patient satisfaction involving all departments at the Jersey County Crossroads Community Hospital ranks in the 64th percentile, and the inpatient cost-efficiency rating ranks in the 45th percentile.
Illinois State Designations
Crossroads Community Hospital maintains one specific state designation that includes:
- Standby Emergency Department for Pediatrics (SEDP) – The SEDP designation means that the hospital is recognized by the Illinois Department of Public Health and the Emergency Medical Services for Children program because they provide essential resources, cares and services to seriously ill and injured pediatric patients who require critical emergency care. These services are provided by specially trained professionals who have a comprehensive understanding of emergency and critical care involving children.
In addition, the SEDP designation means that the hospital participates in the Illinois emergency medical system by providing emergency care to children around-the-clock. The facility also provides transfer mechanisms and agreements when the pediatric patient requires a higher level of definitive care at another location.
Bloodstream Infection Rates and Patient Safety Concerns
Illinois Department of Public Health monitors bloodstream infection rates at every facility statewide, along with patient safety concerns that reveal adverse events and potential complications occurring in medical centers in Illinois. For the year 2015, the infection rates and patient safety concerns for Crossroads Community Hospital involved:
- Facility-Acquired Incident Rates Involving Clostridium Difficile Infections (CDI) – 1 serious communicable CDI infection out of 3747 patient days.
- Accidental Puncture a Laceration Rate – The risk-adjusted rate of 3.21 per 1000 or 2.0 of 1051 patients is more than double the Illinois state average of 1.45 per 1000 patients.
- Postoperative Respiratory Failure – The risk-adjusted rate of 6.41 per 1000 or 1 of 186 patients was slightly less than the Illinois state average of 8.04 per 1000 patients.
- Foreign Body Left in the Patient during a Procedure – 1 incident for the year 2015.
The state of Illinois determined that the statistical rates listed above are not significantly better or worse than the national average.
Hospital Readmission and 30-Day Mortality Rates
A certain percentage of all patients who have been discharged from the hospital will need to be readmitted due to a complication or trouble in their transition to a nursing facility or the family's home. In addition, a certain percentage of patients will die due to their condition within 30 days after being admitted to the facility. Between the time frame of 07/01/2012 at 06/30/2015, the Illinois Department of Public Health monitored this facility's readmission rates and 30-Day mortality rates that include:
- Pneumonia Patients Who Required Readmission to the Facility within 30 Days – 17.3 percent, which is nearly identical to the Illinois state average of 17.56 percent.
- Heart Failure Patients Who Needed to Be Readmitted to the Facility within 30 Days – 24.1 percent which is nearly identical to the Illinois state average of 22.09 percent.
- Pneumonia Patient 30-Day Mortality Rate – 16.3 percent of all pneumonia patients within this timeframe died within 30 days after being admitted to the facility. This rate is nearly identical to the Illinois state average of 16.32 percent.
- Heart Failure Patient 30-Day Mortality Rate – 11.9 percent which is nearly identical to the Illinois state average of 11.83 percent.
Mt. Vernon Illinois Medical Malpractice Lawyers
If you suspect your loved one was hurt by medical malpractice while a patient at Crossroads Community Hospital, call Rosenfeld Injury Lawyers LLC today. Our Mount Vernon personal injury attorneys can represent your family in cases that involve medical mistakes and will work on your behalf to ensure your loved one and family receives sufficient financial compensation for your damages.
Our attorneys can ensure that all the necessary documents and paperwork are filed in the appropriate court. In Jefferson County, that courthouse contact information is:
P.O. Box 1266
Mount Vernon, IL 62864
(618) 244-8008
Circuit Court Clerk Randy Pollard Jr.
We encourage you to contact our Jefferson County medical malpractice law offices by calling (888) 424-5757 today to schedule your comprehensive compensation lawsuit evaluation at no charge to you. No upfront payments are necessary because our law firm accepts medical malpractice compensation claims on contingency.


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San Antonio's iHeartMedia dealt another blow
Its partial debt payment ruled 'failure to pay event'
San Antonio-based iHeartMedia Inc. was dealt another blow Wednesday as the company's financial condition continues to deteriorate under the weight of its $20.5 billion in debt.
A New York group determined that iHeartMedia's partial debt payment last week triggered repayment on financial contracts tied to the company's bonds. The decision will primarily affect the hedge funds and other Wall Street investors that speculated on iHeartMedia's financial future and won't necessarily have a big or immediate impact on iHeartMedia's books.
But the decision is another marker of distress in the radio and billboard giant's troubled finances. The struggling company has made a series of unusual maneuvers in recent months in an attempt to restructure its finances. The costs to service its crushing debt load are burning through cash as it struggles to keep up with interest payments and repay bonds as they mature. It reported its 27th consecutive quarterly loss last month.
The three major bond rating companies all downgraded iHeartMedia's debt ratings earlier this month, with S&P Global and Fitch Ratings both saying that the company's current financial situation was "unsustainable." The company is likely to default on its debt over the next year or two as it faces bankruptcy or some other form of debt restructuring, Fitch said in a recent analyst note.
Philip Brendel, a senior analyst covering distressed debt for Bloomberg Intelligence, said that iHeartMedia has been "engaging in financial engineering for a while now" as the company has tried for years to figure out ways to deal with its more than $20 billion in debt.
"As far as standing and credibility, this is typical with what we've been seeing from them, so I don't think it moves them in a worse way from an investors standpoint," Brendel said. "This is what the company's been doing for quite sometime, really ever since the LBO."
The company announced plans last week to repay $192.9 million of a $250 million bond payment due Dec. 15. It withheld $57.1 million in notes held by subsidiary Clear Channel Holdings Inc. — money it essentially owes itself — due to a technicality that would have triggered collateral requirements on other debt.
The so-called springing lien could have required iHeartMedia to put up "principled property" — or some of its 850 radio stations — as collateral against some of its older debt as the result of a series of complex bond deals negotiated before iHeartMedia was purchased in a leveraged buyout in 2008, said Fitch analyst Patrice Cucinello.
If iHeartMedia triggers the springing lien, the company would "run out of options," according to Seth Crystall, a senior credit analyst with Debtwire.
The International Swaps and Derivatives Association, a self-regulatory body that oversees the industry, decided that iHeartMedia's decision to withhold part of its bond payment last week was a "failure to pay credit event," ISDA posted on its website.
The unanimous decision by a group of 15 Wall Street trading firms — including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America and Goldman Sachs — requires investors to close out all outstanding credit derivatives on iHeartMedia's debt. Credit derivatives are complex financial contracts used to insure against a company's chances of default.
Investors buy credit derivatives to insure against the possibility that a company won't make good on its bond payments. There are 3,173 so-called credit default swaps with a net notional balance of $748 million on iHeartMedia's bonds as of Dec. 21, according to the Depository Trust Clearing Corp., which processes such transactions.
The net notional amount is the maximum amount that could be paid out after accounting for overlapping trades.
If an auction is held, bondholders who bought CDS would lose that protection but would still hold iHeartMedia bonds, Brendel said.
Cucinello said due to iHeartMedia's shifting of assets over the years "it's hard to see really whether or not (debtholders) would be willing to negotiate" restructuring the company's debt.
Bloomberg News contributed to this article.
This story was updated to remove an incorrect reference to a case filed by iHeartMedia on Dec. 12.


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I know that in Sue Grafton's alphabet mystery series L is for lawless, but in our recently experienced LLL days, the favorite L is for leisure. Our Leisure Day turned out to be enjoyable for everyone. Primary to that evaluation was the weather: warm, sunny and perfect for all three trips as well as for those who stayed in Erie.
I went to the Chautauqua Institution a kind of place back in time--a Victorian village of the humanities: art, religion, music, lectures on every topic and live performances. It is located about 35 miles from Erie on beautiful Lake Chautauqua. I saw Mark Russell the political humorist there 5-6 years ago and he opened with, "I love coming to Chautauqua, the Club Med of the AARP!"
We enjoyed Ken Burns and an hour-long preview of his upcoming documentary this September of the Roosevelts. Watch your PBS station for the listing in your area. Looks wonderful. Then in the afternoon we had Krista Tippett from PBS radio's "On Faith" interviewing a 30-year old guy who is a columnist for many religion blogs, magazines, etc. Nathan Schneider. Great hour there, too.
But the visual highlight was this, that we saw right outside the amphitheater. I guess Mark Russell was right.
Check in on our community website as the Blessing of Ministries ceremony from our LLL days is already there, along with Anne Wambach's reflections.


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Top 5 Most Genuinely Useful Car Technologies
August 08, 2016 at 11:57 AM
We readily adopt any new technology which is aimed at making driving better but this doesn't mean
better is easier.
We should not use technology as a band-aid for bad design, for instance, a car with a good vision does
not need blind spot detectors; it only requires improved safety and experience.
If you are a technophile looking for the greatest and latest regarding automotive features
and equipment, you might want to know what gadgets there are for your car.
The following are 5 top most genuinely useful car technologies you ought to try.
1. Advanced backup camera
Almost everyone has some experience with a backup camera and those who haven't will soon know when
they will become obligatory in every car in a few years. Many cars use the most advance back up camera system
than you can imagine.
It can be mounted to show a top down view of your vehicle or display multiple angles.
Expert drivers in manoeuvring in tight spaces can attest that advanced backup camera is making it easier to
manoeuvre by giving you visibility of angles you could not have seen before.
2. Augmented reality owner's manual
Nowadays, an in-built owner's manual is more common than the traditional paper ones.
An augmented reality owner's manual gives you more information regarding a specific part of a car by simply pointing at it.
This guide helps you to change a radio station, sat nav settings, turn up the air conditioning, adjust mirrors and kid's safety locks,
as opposed to a while ago where you could turn to owner's manual looking for answers.
With this manual, you are only required to connect the cars system with your Smartphone or a tablet for it to instantly
download all the required information needed either in the form of guides, videos or by displaying the helpful tips of whatever you are struggling with.
3. Automatic Steering
Automatic steering works in two ways. The relatively common 'lanes keep assist', a system that can steer you back to your
lane in case you are drifting away. The less common 'semi-autonomous steering', a system that can steer for at least for a few seconds.
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The headlight technologies are beginning to emerge. The LED headlight offers excellent brightness, automatic high beams and long lasting bulbs and can turn on or off your high beams automatically to increase your night vision.
Many cars boast of automatic high beams, which no longer leave the high beam up to the driver. It instead switches automatically and the high beams, lighting up dark roads as well as dimming when necessary.
5. Self Parking System
A self-parking system can automatically park your car in parallel and in perpendicular parking spaces by use of cameras, sensors and other technology. By just rolling up to the space within which you wish to park, a push of a button and everything is done for you.
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text: It's true Kimi did not performed as good as spected in Ferrari, despite the 2007 title (he deserved it but woldn't be possible without McLaren suicide). But he will pay the highest price for the Santander-McLaren-Ferrari maneuver, I'll try to explain myself. Ferrari wanted Alonso, and Santander (Spanish biggest bank and one of the biggest F1 sponsor's) wanted Alonso in Ferrari, so what Santander did to be able to do that? - Sponsoring Ferrari to bring Alonso there. - More important: mantain (nobody thought that could happen) McLaren sponsoring and pay the transfer for Kimi for 2010 season, so there is a free seat in Ferrari for Alonso. Of course they own Abbey and other British banks so it's also interesting for them in this sense. What this means?, it means that Kimi will arrive to a team that really didn't wanted him to be there instead Kovalainen, that was clearly a second driver in not same conditions as McLaren beloved driver and star Hamilton. It is believed that Hamilton is not keen on the prospect of teaming up with Raikkonen. "At the moment I'm very happy with how things are in the team but we have to see what happens," he said. - F1-Live I think Kimi will suffer a lot in McLaren because I think he's as fast as Hamilton and we all know what happened in 2007, since McLaren realized that Hamilton is one of the best drivers in actual grid and can become a legend, they preffer him to win over any other driver. Ok, it's normal, it's home product, raised inside the team and is British, nothing to say, but what would happen to Kimi?... hopefully with no fuel strategy everything would be easier for him but anyway he has to know he will be the number two. I think McLaren was honest after 2007 season not taking another very-top driver and let Hamilton rule the team, but now, and not because them but because sponsoring, they are going back to 2007 situation but with Kimi instead of Alonso. Maybe Kimi character is better than Alonso's for that, Alonso just can't shut up, no matter if he has reason or not he says what he thinks in that precise momment and sometimes that's like a bomb for team stability... Kimi simply didn't talk... but means this he doesn't suffer?, don't think so. So I think the big looser in all this history is Kimi, hope everything goes good for him, F1 is about speed, he's not smiling or making friends in F1 but he's probably the pure fastest driver in actual grid. Cya!.


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By Teryn Worsham
Looking to shake up your lunchtime routine? The Academy for the Arts (AFTA) invites you to enjoy a free concert series called "Bach's Lunch" on the first Tuesday of every month. Each half-hour concert begins at 12:05 p.m. in the sanctuary of First Baptist Church in downtown Asheville, followed by a box lunch available for $5. The next event is set for September 6.
These concerts will feature organist Tate Addis playing the music of J.S. Bach and other great composers, as well as original compositions. Tate holds a Master of Music degree from the Yale University School of Music and Institute of Sacred Music. He also serves as organist at First Baptist Church and teaches at AFTA.
Now in its third year, the Academy began their fall term August 15. Students can enroll in private and group music lessons for a variety of instruments, including piano, organ, percussion, voice, violin, viola, cello, bass, harp, flute, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, baritone, and tuba, as well as old-time bluegrass and early swing instruments such as fiddle, banjo, mandolin, dulcimer, guitar, and bass. They also offer several choral ensembles. Asheville Youth Choirs, open to youth in grades K-12, include a high school, middle, and children's choir. AFTA sponsors the Asheville Symphony Youth Orchestra.
First Baptist Church is located at 5 Oak Street in downtown Asheville. Registration for the academy is ongoing. To register for classes and read more on AFTA and the concert series, visit afta-fbca.net.


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Hillside home in Healdsburg emphasizes energy efficiency
OUTDOORS Blu Homes emphasized green design, connection to nature in Healdsburg home
The newly constructed home at 280 Long Acres Place is a perfect amalgamation of modern architecture and scenic, natural beauty. Resting on more than half an acre, the 3,600-square-foot house, which was partially built into a hill, combines the best of both worlds.
Blu Homes, the firm that designed the house, was founded in 2008 by Bill Haney and Maura McCarthy, two entrepreneurs with backgrounds in housing and environmental design. Their primary goal is to build green homes that drastically reduce the carbon emissions generated by most residences, and this house is no exception. By using solar power for heating and cooling, as well as energy-efficient appliances, Blu Homes was able to limit the environmental impact caused by traditional power sources.
Listing agent Betty Hagedon of the Wine Country Group describes the property as the optimal blend between the peace and quiet of living in the countryside and the convenience of living near the city.
"It is designed so that it's all open," Hagedon said. "It's set up against natural habit where no one can build, and there are walking trails within half a block. It's just a real natural, wonderful feeling."
The area immediately surrounding Long Acres Place is almost completely wooded. Beautiful oak trees line the road and the property. There also are plenty of other hills, much like the slope abutting the house, and walking trails meander throughout and into the woods, providing an easy escape into nature. The east, south and west lead to vast swaths of land to be explored, while heading north leads back into civilization.
The natural beauty of the surrounding environment is a major draw, but the luxurious interior is as well. An example of Blu Homes' "Breezespace" design, the living areas are glass-enclosed, engendering a strong connection to the outside world. The bountiful windows allow residents the opportunity to view the vistas from inside and fill the house with natural light. In addition, the sliding-glass doors may be opened to draw in an organic breeze.
The main living room, which is separated into halves by a fireplace and floored in hardwood, contains ample room for seating and furniture. The high ceilings are specially designed to maximize energy efficiency. Like many of the rooms, the living area has windows on all sides, providing a view of the deck and beyond.
The full-size deck has a patio and seating area, complete with furniture, that looks out into the countryside. At the rear, a "casita," or guesthouse, allows visitors to have their own bedroom and kitchenette.
While there are a few other homes in the immediate area, Hagedon said that the natural draw of the area is bound to stay.
"There can ultimately be four homes on the block, but [the home] is set back in a quiet area and surrounded by nature because of the trees," she said. "It's a rule that they can't build on the natural habitat area."
280 Long Acres Place, Healdsburg
Built: 2012
Beds: Three
Baths: Four
Size: 3,600 square feet
Price: $2.65 million
Listing Agent: Betty Hagedon, Wine Country Group, (707) 473-3464,
www. winecountrygroup.com


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UL Press has just released a massive tome on the Donaldsonville Canonniers, a militia company comprised of Creoles and Cajuns citizens-soldiers that organized in Ascension Parish before the Civil War.
"Gallant Creoles: A History of the Donaldsonville Canonniers" by Michael Marshall relates the early history of the group but focuses primarily on their role in the Civil War when they were known as the Donaldsonville Artillery, one of the conflict's most active units. They served as part of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia and participating in many important battles, including Second Manassas, Sharpsburg, Fredricksburg and Gettysburg.
Following the Civil War, the Canonniers reorganized in 1875 for federal service and served in the Spanish-American War before disbanding in 1898.
In addition to detailed information about the unit — much of what has never been published before — the book includes detailed biographies on members, which will thrill Louisiana genealogists.
Marshall is retired from the New Orleans Police Department and is a former history high school teacher and Marine. His ancestors served in the Canonniers. When he realized little was written on the unit, Marshall spent 27 years compiling information for this book. The result is impressive.
"My ambition with this book is that the veterans of the Canonniers de Donaldson will no longer be forgotten," he writes in the preface.
More on the Civil War
If you're a Civil War buff or just want to catch up on Sesquicentennial
fever, National Geographic has a wonderful book that's as much fascinating facts about American history as it is about the war. "Untold Civil War: Exploring the Human Side of War" includes 132 untold personal stories and Civil War tales by James Robertson, the great-grandson of a survivor of Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg. He's an award-winning Civil War historian and executive director of the Virginia Center for Civil War Studies.
Robertson's book offers insights into many unique aspects of the war, such as the dogs who accompanied soldiers, how the mail got through, what soldiers ate and drank and the unusual truce among Masons in St. Francisville, where today Union and Confederates are buried next to one another. Fascinating people include almost 7-foot soldier from Indiana, Confederate spy Belle Boyd, the "Siren of the Shenandoah" and Albert D.J. Cashier, who fought with the 95th Illinois but turned out to be a woman. There's even a chamber pot used by New Orleans citizens with Union Maj. Gen. Benjamin Franklin Butler's photo at the bottom.
Also, the Smithsonian will publish a 384-page hardback "Smithsonian Civil War" that takes readers inside the museum storerooms and vaults to learn the untold stories behind the Smithsonian's most significant pieces, including many previously unseen relics and artifacts. The book, which will be released in late September, contains more than 500 photographs and text from 49 curators. For those who preorder the book directly from Smithsonian, there is a bonus Q&A section with eight Smithsonian curators and historians. The experts cover all topics of the war including the personal stories and accounts from many perspectives. Visit http://smithsonianslipcase.com.
The long list for the 2013 Flaherty-Dunnan First Novel Prize has been announced and two of the authors will be participating in this year's Louisiana Book Festival Nov. 2 in Baton Rouge. They are Kent Wascom, author of "The Blood of Heaven" (Grove Press) and Rita Leganski, author of "The Silence of Bonaventure Arrow" (Harper Paperbacks). The short list will be announced in late August.
Anne Rice is one of the winners of the 2013 International Thrillers Awards, sponsored by International Thriller Writers. Rice won the Thrillermaster Award and joined winners Brian Freeman for hardback novel "Spilled Blood;" Sean Doolittle for paperback original "Lake Country;" Matthew Quirk for first novel "The 500;" C.J. Lyons for ebook original novel "Blind Faith;" Dan Krokos for YA novel "False Memory;" John Rector for his short story "Lost Things" and Steve Berry, who won the Silver Bullet Award.
The Tennessee Williams New Orleans Literary Festival's 4th Annual Poetry Contest is open for submissions from now until Aug 15. The judge is Robert Pinsky, the only poet to have been named three times the United States Poet Laureate. This contest is for writers who have yet to publish a book of poetry. The top ten finalists will receive a panel pass ($75 value) to attend next year's festival in March, and their names will be published on www.tennesseewilliams.net. The winner will be announced by Jan. 15, 2014. For more information, visit http://con13.tennesseewilliams.net/poetry-contest/.
Movie adaptations
The story that inspired the movie, "The Butler," will hit bookshelves Tuesday. "The Butler" by Will Haygood looks at the life of Eugene Allen, the butler who served presidents and witnessed milestones of history. Kirkus Reviews calls the book "poignant and powerful." The film version was shot in Louisiana. Fans of Diana Gabaldon's novels will be thrilled to learn that "Outlander" is being adapted for Starz network and Jamie Fraser has been cast for the lead.
Mark your calendar
The Fall Book Sale by the Friends of the Lafayette Public Library will be Sept. 11 through 14 at the Heymann Performing Arts Center, 1373 S. College Road. The sale opens with a members-only preview sale on Sept. 11, followed by a three-day public sale. Book donations are being accepted at the warehouse at 211 Pinhook Road. To become a Friends member, find out drop-off hours and learn more about the fall sale, visit www.friendsofthelafayettelibrary.org.
Book events
The Writers' Guild of Acadiana meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Barnes & Noble Lafayette. The speaker will be Dr. Philip Levin, president of the Gulf Coast Writers Association in Gulfport, Miss. Levin is the author of "Inheritance," "Stories from Our Past" and "Doctor's Dreams." He is also a physician with 30 years experience in the emergency room and a photographer. He has also coauthored a children's book, "Ndovu the Elephant – An African Tale." The meeting is open to the public.
Erica Spindler signs her latest thriller, "Justice for Sara," from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday at Barnes & Noble Mandeville. For information, visit www.ericaspindler.com/bookshelf/justice-for-sara.
Summer Voices Seasonal Reading Series continues with former Louisiana poet laureate Darrell Bourque reading from his new collection of poetry, "Megan's Guitar andOther Poems from Acadie," at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Carpe Diem! Gelato & Espresso Bar, 812 Jefferson St. in Lafayette. The event is free and the public is invited.
Sue Schleifer, author of "The Key to the Castle: Zen and Travel Stories of Trust," will read from and sign her books from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at Joie de Vivre Café in Breaux Bridge. She will be joining her husband, Mark DeWitt, author of "Cajun and Zydeco Dance Music in Northern California."
Chuck Hustmyre will be signing copies of "The Axman of New Orleans" from 11 a.m. to noon Saturday at the French Market shop A Tisket A Tasket, 910 Decatur St. and from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Garden District Book Shop in the Rink at 2727 Prytania St., both in New Orleans. On Sunday, Aug. 4, he will read from the book at the literary reading series in the patio of the Maple Leaf Bar, 8316 Oak St. in New Orleans.
The Gulf Coast Writers Association present writing coach Kelly L. Stone leading the workshop "Free Your Creative Mind: Tips and Techniques for Using the power of Your Subconscious Mind" from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Pass Christian Library, 111 Hiern Ave., Pass Christian, Miss. Stone is an author whose work has appeared in Family Circle, Writer's Digest, Cat Fancy, The Toastmaster, and Chicken Soup for the Soul and Cup of Comfort anthologies. She has published four books, including a literary women's fiction novel and the "Time to Write" series for aspiring authors. No reservations are required for this workshop and it's free.
Cheré Coen is the author of "Exploring Cajun Country: A Historic Guide to Acadiana" and the upcoming "Haunted Lafayette, Louisiana." She teaches writing at UL-Lafayette's Continuing Education. Write her at email@example.com.


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Ah, the power of television and the internet to bring people (and their dolls) together.
In our Modern Jewish Mom Passover Special, still airing on The Jewish Channel, we feature the quirky Barbie-doll-centered seder table centerpieces made by Helen Schwimmer, author and mother of PopJudaica.com creator Sara Schwimmer. Well, as Sara points out, one of the dolls, the one posed as Moses' sister, Miriam, is not a Barbie but a "Blossom" — from the sitcom of the same name, starring Jewish actress Mayim Bialik, that ran on NBC in the early 1990s (remember Blossom's best-friend named "Six" and the funny hats they both wore?).
We thought that was just an amusing side tidbit to a fun segment, but the online clip caught the attention of none other than "Blossom" star Mayim Bialik herself! Tickled, Bialik emailed Sara Schwimmer through PopJudaica.com, and, long story short, the two met up recently while Bialik was in New York shooting an episode of the TLC network's "What Not To Wear," with the now famous Blossom-cum-Miriam doll that started it all in tow (see picture)!
And Schwimmer was not disappointed by the meeting with her childhood doll's real-life counterpart. "She's so great," Schwimmer told The Docent of Bialik.
So the moral of the story is that while Barbie dolls represent an ideal unattainable by real live women, the real live "Blossom" easily surpasses the doll. (Though we are disappointed by the absence of a silly hat on both doll and human versions.)
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・Features of the MechaTrans®KK-Series
The MechaTrans®KK-Series is a High Speed piezo actuator that has a higher rigidity/stiffness and higher resonance frequency compare to the MechaTrans®DD-Series or the MechaTrans®D-Series. Therefore the High Speed MechaTrans®KK-Series has a shorter rise time. The High Speed MechaTrans®KK-Series consists of a stroke magnification / amplification structure and multilayer stacked piezoelectric actuators. With the stroke magnification structure, the stroke is magnified to overcome the limitation of the multilayer stacked piezoelectric actuator (piezo actuator). However, the magnifiation / amplification ratio is smaller than the MechaTrans®DD-Series or the MechaTrans®D-Series. Like the MechaTrans®DD-Series or the MechaTrans®D-Series, the High Speed MechaTrans®KK-Series is designed flat and compact in size, therefore the efficiency of the space utilization is high. The output stroke is converted to 90 degree in direction compare to the original output stroke of the multilayer stacked piezoelectric actuator. When a voltage is applied to the High Speed MechaTrans®KK-Series, it elongates as shown in Fig. 2.
Features of the MechaTrans®KK-Series
・High resonance frequency.
・High speed linear actuation.
・High blocked force.
・Fast response / Short rise time
・Flat and compact.
・Output stroke of the piezoelectric actuators is converted to 90 degrees in direction.
・The MechaTrans®KK-Series elongates as Fig.2 when a voltage applied.
・Output stroke direction is opposite to the MechaTrans®K-Series
The operating principle of the MechaTrans®KK-Series
Mechanical tapped holes are fabricated at both sides of the MechaTrans®KK-Series. Lead wires of red and black(white) are attached at the piezoelectric actuators. Fig. 1 shows an example of the connection between the driver and the piezoelectric actuators. A resistance may be needed in between depend on the driving conditions. When a voltage is applied to the piezoelectric actuators, the MechaTrans®KK-Series elongate as shown in Fig. 2.
Fig.1 The piezoelectric actuator system
Fig.2 Operating principles of the MechaTrans®KK-Series
Applications of the MechaTrans®KK-Series
These are some examples of the application of the MechaTrans®KK-Series.
・Haptics actuator
List of the MechaTrans®KK-Series
<MTKK Series>
<MTKK Series - Non Magnetic>
<MTKK Series-圧電素子交換型>
<MTKK Series – With Parallel Spring>
Operating precautions for MechaTrans®
Please confirm the following operating precautions before using MechaTrans®KK-Series.
2)Continuous DC voltage under high humidity
3)Avoid excess tensile force against PZT and/or compression force to the arm
4)Do not superimpose DC voltage instantaneously


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The history of the Natural History Museum Vienna is shaped by the passion for collecting of renowned monarchs, the endless thirst for knowledge of famous scientists, and the spirit of adventure of travelling researchers.
True to the spirit of the inscription carved into the front of the museum, scientists at the NHM Vienna have over the centuries dedicated themselves and their work to the realm of nature and its exploration.
While in the 19th century this was expressed through major imperial research expeditions to little-known corners of the Earth, today it can be found in modern DNA analysis methods and meteorite research providing insights into unfamiliar worlds and the outer extremes of our cosmos.
Whereas the 19th century was above all a time of grand expeditions into uncharted territories in the name of the Austrian emperor, todays tools are DNA analysis to probe previously unknown biological sequences, or the study of meteorites to investigate the boundaries of the cosmos.


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This Roster was transcribed from the Works Progress Administration Source Documents for Calhoun County. Please send any biographical information about these men to:
Gaston Rifles - Calhoun County
Allen, Lee
Atkinson, John P.
Austin, Michael
Bachman, William H.
Bagwell, Abner B.
Bagwell, Charles
Bagwell, Love
Berry, Hardy
Berry, John, Assistant Surgeon
Bert, Larkin C.
Blaylock, James M., Corp.
Blaylock, William T., 2nd Sergeant
Blount, John R.
Brasheer, Elijah
Brasheer, John T., Corp
Bratton, Geo. B.
Brower, Robt. J., Sergeant
Brower, William
Brown, Jesse S.
Brown, John T.
Bryant, Alfred T.
Burt, Geo. W.
Buttle, C.E.
Cannon, James M.
Carr, Oliver C., Adjutant
Christman, Elias W.
Christman, Henry, W.G., 1st Sergeant
Christman, L.F.
Christman, Samuel G.
Church, Marcellus, Sergeant
Clark, Albert H.
Clark, Jonathan
Clark, Thomas G., Captain
Clements, Eli D.
Coker, Nathan M., 3rd Lt.
Cole, David J.
Collam, Obediah
Colwell, James A.
Cook, Thomas J.
Cooper, James
Cooper, Lunsford P., A.Q.M.
Cooper, Thomas H.
Costner, John A.J.
Cotton, William
Countiss, John B.
Davis, Henry N.
Davis, Robert
Duncan, James M., 1st Sergeant
Feeney, William A., Colonel
Fish, James S., Assistant Surgeon
Flemmons, John B.
Foster, Moses
Franks, Elijah
Goad, Alexander
Goode, Joseph Y.
Grant, Benj. L., 2nd Lt.
Griffin, Joseph
Gwin, Wilson H.
Harbin, Edward B.
Harbin, Henderson N.
Harbin, John S.
Hargett, William A.
Harris, Thomas J.
Harris, Thomas W., Q.M.S.
Harris, W.W.
House, John
Huckabee, James
Huckeby, William
Hughs, Benj.
Ivy, James L.
Kinney, James N.
Kirby, Calvin
Kirby, Curtis C.
Kirby, Milus H.
Kirby, W.N.
Knox, John A., Sergeant
Kuykendall, Evin P.
Lantrip, Lawrence W.
Lantrip, Miles G.
Law, R.F.
Locke, Robt. W., Major
Lowrey, Stephen W.
Mahan, James L.
Massey, Moses
Massy, Anderson
Massy, William P.
McCurley, Isaac
McNeely, Moses D., Ensign
McUlly, Cealy
Miller, Edwin H., O.S.
Miller, George, Sgt. Mjr.
Miller, Hugh R., Colonel
Palmer, Alexander W.
Paschall, S.L., 1st. Lt.
Patterson, Dudley R.
Patterson, John J.
Pawlett, J.D.
Phillips, Moses M.
Prestage, Jeff. A.
Quick, Eli, Corp.
Read, Robt. G.
Robbins, David A.
Robbins, Levi
Rossel, Marion J., Surgeon
Smallwood, William B.
Smith, Jeremiah P.
Smith, Samuel C.
Scott, John
Seals, James M., 1st Lt.
Sharp, Elijah, P.
Sharp, Elisha A.
Shepherd, Emsley
Shepherd, Hiram D.
Shepherd, Levi
Shepherd, William H.
Sherman, James
Sherman, William
Sprows, George R.
Steel, Henry P.
Stewart, Joseph M.
Taggart, Robt. L., Surgeon
Tankersley, Rowland W., Sergeant
Tankersley, Sherwood R.
Tate, David
Tatum, William M., Sergeant
Tramel, Joseph F.
Tramel, Thomas W.
Trim, William W.
Uscey, Joseph
Vick, Jasper
Wait, James
Wait, John
Wait, William G.
Ward, Jacob J.
Webster, James M.
White, Doctor M.
White, James A.
Wilkins, George W.
Wilkins, Henry
Wilkins, John
Wilkins, Samuel
Williams, Adam A.
Williams, Hiram D.
Williams, Jacob A.D.
Williams, James M.
Williams, John A.
Wilson, James L., Asst. Surgeon
Witherspoon, Thomas D., Chaplain
Woodall, James
Worthy, James M.
Yancy, Monroe T.


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Manfrotto MVH500A Fluid Drag Video Head with MVT502AM Tripod-
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The tripod is not so pricey, but gives you extraordinary features or you can say pro features. The thing you most like about this tripod is its ball joint that can be tilted from side to side and forward and back, allowing you to get your camera perfect aligned with the horizon, while you are in the sloppy surface at the time of shooting (which is very necessary during movie making), Overall, you can shoot video and get offered with great stability.
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Every summer around June, Atlantic salmon begin swimming upstream along the Matane River to reach their spawning grounds. The dam in Matane is constructed to allow passage for swimming salmon. There is also an observatory that lets visitors listen to tapes and videos of them struggling upstream. South of the town, you'll find the Matane Wildlife Reserve just off Route 195. The reserve is a good place to pitch your tent and do some canoeing, fishing, boating, or hiking.[3]
Besides driving along Route 132, you can also get to Matane by taking a ferry service that crosses from Baie-Comeau on the other side of the St. Lawrence River.[4]
Carroll, Donald. Insider's Guide Canada. Edison: Hunter Publishing, Inc, 1996. ISBN: 1556507100.
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