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Chateau Lafite Rothschild 1961 . Pauillac. bsl, rebouchage fait par maitre de chai du chateau en 1989. Double-Magnum (1)... (Total: 1 D-Mag. )Click the image to load the highest resolution version.
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DescriptionChateau Lafite Rothschild 1961
bsl, rebouchage fait par maitre de chai du chateau en 1989
Double-Magnum (1)
"The bouquet is utterly refined, in some ways not as complex as more recent vintages, yet it has a sense of authority and purpose. Vestiges of faded dark fruit mix with scents of an antique mahogany bureau and tobacco. The palate is medium-bodied with fine, degraded tannin. Surprisingly youthful, it is undoubtedly beautifully balanced with perfectly judged acidity. It does not possess the aristocracy of the 1961 Latour, not the complexity, yet there is something "princely" about this Lafite, blue blooded and yet old school. The glass was finished too quickly—an effortless class act." (93 pts. Neal Martin, Wine Advocate Interim, July 2016)
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Decentralization of contracts with interim sidecontracting
This paper gives a new explanation for the phenomena of subcontracting. A model in which a principal contracts two agents who work in a sequence on a project, have soft information and can collude is considered. Side-contracts between agents can be signed at any stage of the game. Due to limited liability and moral hazard agents obtain a rent. The principal's problem is to find the preferable contracting structure. It is shown that in this setting a decentralized contracting structure can be superior to a centralized structure for the principal. The paper derives the conditions under which this holds. Journal of Economic Literature Classification Numbers: D23, D82, L14, L22. Keywords: Contract delegation, Collusion, Interim side-contracting, Moral hazard.
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[Amended 7-7-1997 by Ord. No. 1261-97; 6-5-2000 by Ord. No. 1367-2000; 11-15-2001 by Ord. No. 1417-2001]
§ 203-88 Purpose.
§ 203-89 Conditions prerequisite.
§ 203-90 Permitted uses.
§ 203-91 Mixed-use regulations.
§ 203-92 Open space requirements.
§ 203-93 Density.
§ 203-94 Area and bulk requirements.
§ 203-95 Spacing between buildings.
§ 203-96 Height.
§ 203-97 Off-street on-site parking.
§ 203-98 Landscaping.
§ 203-99 Signs.
§ 203-100 Lighting.
§ 203-101 Fences.
§ 203-102 Waiver of density provisions.
§ 203-88 Purpose.
The purpose of a planned adult community is to facilitate rational planning of designated portions of the regional growth area and to encourage the use of Pinelands development credits while continuing to encourage innovations in residential development and supportive public or quasi-public uses that promote a sense of community for the benefit of the development's residents, minimize the proliferation of roadways, encourage functional open space and passive recreational facilities and, at the same time, encourage land development that is fiscally responsive to the community and yet environmentally sound. Clustered dwelling units are also promoted in order to achieve a hierarchy of open space through grouping dwelling units into social cells, orienting building mass to topography, providing a variety of architectural designs, and other innovative methods inherent to this type of design. The intent is to establish clusters that will become a social unit and then groups of clusters that will develop into a neighborhood. The following guidelines should be implemented in created cluster developments:
Individual clusters of dwelling units ranging in size from 20 to 40 dwelling units are encouraged. Apartment clusters up to 96 units are encouraged where permitted.
Individual clusters should be linked with a common pedestrian and vehicular circulation system.
Emphasis is placed on a comprehensive design scheme for each individual cluster and the development as a whole that will achieve a measure of similarity among buildings, resulting in a unified appearance for the entire development. Building designs should avoid a monolithic or sterile appearance.
Each cluster should be articulated through the massing of buildings, variation in building heights, building materials and colors, landscaping, lighting, and open space.
Each cluster should be linked with developed open space relating to the group of building units within the cluster.
The entrance of each primary cluster should be identified through a series of one or more design elements, such as, but not limited to, special plantings, sheltered pedestrian waiting areas, special ornamental lighting, signage, etc., to distinguish each cluster and to create a psychological sense of arrival through architectural design elements.
Every three to five clusters should be linked via developed open space that provides community-type recreational facilities designed to serve the needs of the resident population.
§ 203-89 Conditions prerequisite.
Any tract of land developed as a planned adult community shall be held in common ownership or, in the case of multiple ownership or where contiguous parcels are owned, shall be developed according to a single plan with common authority and common responsibility.
In order for a development to qualify as a planned adult community, the development shall contain a minimum of 50 contiguous acres; provided however, that a development of at least 25 contiguous acres may qualify as a planned adult community under the terms of this article if the following requirements are met:
The site contains at least 500 feet of frontage on an arterial or collector road.
That further, the assembly of land to increase the size of the development site is not possible due to physical constraints, existing land uses or existing ownership patterns.
Development of the site as a PAC will not be inconsistent with the intensity of surrounding development as it currently exists or with anticipated future development for surrounding vacant lands as determined by zoning policy in existence at the time of the request.
The developer of a planned adult community will be required, pursuant to this chapter, and as a condition of any approval under this Article XI, to record a declaration or deed containing restrictions requiring that all residents must comply with the requirements of a planned adult community as set forth in Article III of this chapter, which such restrictions shall inure to the benefit of the Township of Hamilton. Such restrictions shall provide that no person may reside in any home in a planned adult community in violation of the age restrictions for such planned adult community. Such restrictions shall further require the developer, for the initial sale of homes, and any homeowners' association with regard to subsequent sales, to enforce such declaration or deed restrictions and to provide acceptable procedures for the disclosure to the developer or planned adult community's homeowners' association, prior to the entry into any agreement, of the name, address, and age of the prospective residents of a home in such community, together with evidence that all such proposed residents comply with the age restrictions set forth for a planned adult community, and the developer's or association's approval. Such restrictions shall further be made directly enforceable by the Township of Hamilton, which shall have and retain all rights and remedies available at law, in equity, or both, including without limitation against any developer, homeowners' association, or homeowner, in the event of any violation thereof. Each developer shall submit, as a condition of final approval for a planned adult community, a draft of such declaration or deed to the Planning Board for its review and approval, which deed or declaration shall further contain satisfactory procedures for monitoring and enforcing such restrictions in the event of any violation thereof. The declaration or deed shall be recorded in the County Clerk's office prior to the issuance of any building permit.
In addition to the foregoing conditions prerequisite, except as set forth in § 203-89D(2) below, in the regional growth area along the Black Horse Pike (U.S. Route 322) between Cologne Avenue (County Route 614) and U.S. Route 50, Planned Adult Communities. (PAC) shall be permitted subject to the following conditions:
[Added 11-4-2002 by Ord. No. 1441-2002]
Parcels must have frontage on the Black Horse Pike.
Pedestrian and bike linkage to adjacent developments shall be provided.
Neighborhood Commercial (NC) uses are permitted, up to a maximum of 10% of the land area. Residential density shall be calculated using the total net developable area of the site. The neighborhood commercial uses may not face the Black Horse Pike, but shall be internal and intended to serve this or adjacent development. A town square with the retail and public uses at the center of the development is preferred.
The maximum net density for residential use shall not exceed 5.45 dwelling units per acre and shall require the use of PDCs at a rate of one right for every four units.
§ 203-90 Permitted uses.
The following uses are permitted in a planned adult community within the growth area districts, provided that wastewater treatment facilities meet the standards of § 203-186 of this chapter.
Churches, schools or similar facilities, subject to the additional requirements of Article XV of this chapter.
Community buildings, pools, and similar recreation facilities designed as part of the PAC, subject to any pertinent special regulations.
§ 203-91 Mixed-use regulations.
The mix of various uses is designed to encourage a mix of housing types to promote diversified population and housing.
Required housing mixes.
GA-M District where proposed development is equal to or less than the permitted base density:
GA-M District where proposed development exceeds the base density through the use of Pinelands development credits:
GA-I District where proposed development is equal to or less than the permitted base density:
GA-I District where proposed development exceeds the base density through the use of Pinelands development credits:
No more than 50% of all dwelling units may consist of one or both of the following housing types: two-and-five-tenths-story apartments or three-story apartments.
A minimum of 8% of all dwelling units shall consist of one or more of the following housing types: single-family detached, single-family lot line, single-family attached or single-family patio.
§ 203-92 Open space requirements.
Open space shall be designed as an integral part of all planned unit residential projects and shall provide a range of opportunities for active and passive recreation as well as protect and preserve the natural environment.
The minimum area of common open space in a PAC shall be 45% of the developable land within a PAC site.
Active recreational facilities shall be provided in accordance with § 203-158 as appropriate in relation to the number of dwelling units proposed in the project.
The developer shall be permitted to buy out of the active recreation obligation only in accordance with § 203.158I.
The distribution of developed and undeveloped common open space shall be designed to the maximum extent practicable to coincide with the orientation of the housing units and the user population in a manner that provides uninterrupted and easy access.
Linkage of developed open space shall, to the maximum extent practicable, be provided as a system of pathways (walkways, bikeways, etc.) which connect developed open spaces.
Development in the vicinity of undeveloped open space shall be designed to protect the site's natural resources, animal habitat, flood-prone areas, etc. The undeveloped open space shall be utilized to provide protection for critical ecosystems within the project site and to preserve in perpetuity the natural assets of the project area.
All open space shall be recorded in the master deed for each project to reflect its permanency for such space. Such document shall be submitted to the Planning Board prior to final approval.
§ 203-93 Density.
The density of residential units shall be based upon net density as defined in this chapter to ensure that the concentration of dwelling units on the land reinforces design and environmental criteria.
§ 203-94 Area and bulk requirements.
Notwithstanding the requirements of § 203-169, Buffer landscaping requirements, no principal or accessory use shall be located within 40 feet of the property line of the site proposed for PURD development, within 50 feet of an off-site local or collector street nor within 150 feet of an arterial; provided, however, that the distance to an arterial may be reduced to 100 feet if such setback is comprised of a natural pine overstory.
§ 203-95 Spacing between buildings.
§ 203-96 Height.
The height of principal buildings shall not exceed 2.5 stories and 35 feet; provided, however, that three-story apartments shall be permitted in the GA-I District when Pinelands development credits are utilized to increase the density above that assigned in § 203-93A.
The height of accessory uses shall not exceed one story and 15 feet.
§ 203-97 Off-street on-site parking.
The following parking standards shall be required for the specified uses listed in a planned residential development:
Off-street on-site parking facilities shall be limited to passenger vehicles of permanent residents. Storage of trucks, boats, trailers, etc., in multifamily projects shall be prohibited.
Design controls applicable for off-street parking facilities are set forth in the site plan and subdivision regulations of this chapter.
Parking for community buildings, if any, shall be based upon one off-street on-site space per 120 square feet of building area.
Bike racks permanently in place shall be provided at all recreational facilities based upon estimated user demand.
Parking for recreational facilities shall be provided based upon the need generated by individual facilities.
§ 203-98 Landscaping.
All planned residential developments are required to submit a detailed landscaping plan, prepared by a professional landscape architect, pursuant to requirements established in Article XIV, Environmental Review and Site Analysis.
Landscaping objectives and uses of plants. Landscape design is an important element in creating a well-conceived planned residential development; accordingly, in site design it has a role greater than just screening and aesthetic function. Thus, the following elements are set forth to identify the areas of landscaping design required as part of any planned residential development.
Architectural uses. Plants, singly or in groups, form walks, canopies or floors of varying heights and densities creating walls of privacy, plant canopies, plant floors, etc.
Engineering uses. Engineers are concerned with such items as glare, traffic, noise control, soil erosion, etc. Utilizing well-chosen and properly placed plant material, noise, soil erosion, glare, etc., can be reduced.
Climate control uses. Shade trees, windbreak trees and snowfence plants are examples of plants used for climate control.
Aesthetic uses. Plants can be used to blend together various unrelated elements such as buildings, utility structures or inharmonious land uses. Landscaping can be very effectively used to improve a building design by complementing a building's design through color, texture, seasonal configurations, highlighting areas of interest using landscaping creatively with lighting and signage, etc.
Water as landscape. Water areas can be a handsome and often functional addition to a site design by utilizing detention basins, serving engineering purposes, as part of the landscaping element. Through creative engineering and good landscape design, such areas can add substantially to the quality of any planned residential development.
Wildlife habitat. Wildlife habitat is an important element in large tract development where large areas of open space are to remain undisturbed. Designs must inventory this habitat and assure its continuity, either through supplementing habitat, preserving it or both. Accordingly, the design for development must address such concerns with concrete alternatives.
Planting requirements. All areas not covered by roadways, pedestrian walkways, parking areas, etc., shall be landscaped with natural materials according to a landscaping plan submitted as part of the site plan application process. The minimum number of trees planted in lots as buffers or in parking areas shall be as follows:
Canopy trees. There shall be a minimum number of five canopy trees two to three inches in caliper measured six inches from the top of the root ball per each proposed residential unit. (NOTE: A two- to three-inch caliper canopy tree shall be at least 12 feet in height at the time of planting. Clump or flowering trees incapable of being measured six inches from the top of the root ball shall be at least 12 feet high at the time of planting.)
Shrubs and ornamental planting. (NOTE: The developer shall select all plant material in this category from approved Pinelands plant material. To assure variation, plant material shall include at least four distinct categories of plants. Such plant material shall be at least 40% mature at the time of planting.) The minimum number of this type of plant material shall be 20 plants per dwelling unit for townhouses and single-family housing types and 15 plants per unit for garden apartments. The intent, however, is to assure the proper uses of understory plant material along the edges of buildings, walkways, bases of signs, bases of streetlights, creation of plant walls, highlighting entranceways, restricting entry to certain areas, basic ornamental planting, etc.
Special landscaping emphasis. The following standards shall be supplemental to those requirements of Subsection B above in cases where the Board determines that such requirements have not been met through the minimum standards set forth in Subsection B.
Parking lots. All parking lots in a planned unit development shall be landscaped in the following fashion:
At a minimum, every sixth parking space shall be interrupted with a canopy tree two or three inches in caliper measured six inches from the top of the root ball. Such tree shall be planted at least four feet into an island perpendicular to the curb so that it is clear of vehicle overhang and opening doors. The tree shall be so positioned and the island designed so that the landscaping will not interfere with pedestrian circulation.
All overhang areas shall be designed with a hard surface from the outside edge of the wheel bumper (head of parking stall to a distance of three feet beyond that point).
The remainder of the landscape islands shall be planted with native shrubs, planted at a minimum size of two to 2.5 feet, herbaceous material and groundcover. Mowed turf areas and large areas of mulch in parking islands are discouraged.
[Added 5-4-2009 by Ord. No. 1647-2009]
Where underlying soils may not be conducive to infiltration, bioretention areas should be incorporated into the parking lot as concaved landscaped areas and situated below the grade of the parking spaces and driving aisles so that stormwater runoff is directed as sheet flow into the bioretention area trapped by such islands. Bioretention areas can be used in concert with pervious paving surfaces to maximize the attenuation of runoff. Spacing and layout of the bioretention area should be designed so runoff is maintained as sheet flow from the driving surfaces into the bioretention area. (See Figure 7, Appendix A.[1])
[Added 5-4-2009 by Ord. No. 1647-2009]
Editor's Note: Appendix A, Stormwater Landscape Illustrations, Figure 7, Bioretention Cell at Parking Lot with Curb Cuts, is included at the end of this chapter.
Parking lot drainage design, such that all surface runoff (both piped and overland flow) is conveyed through a vegetated swale, vegetated filter strip, created wetlands, rain gardens or detention basins with biofiltration prior to allowable discharge downstream. There shall be no direct discharge of stormwater runoff from any point or nonpoint source to any wetland or wetlands transition area of surface water body. In addition, stormwater runoff shall not be directed in such a way as to increase the volume or rate of discharge into any surface water body from that which existed prior to development of the parcel.
[Added 5-4-2009 by Ord. No. 1647-2009]
Parking lots that incorporate bioretention areas into the landscaped portions of the parking lot should use wheel stops or bollards (in or adjacent to pedestrian accessways) where direct overland flow or curb cuts are utilized to drain runoff to a vegetated open channel or bioretention area behind the curb to protect the area from traffic intrusion while also allowing the parking lot runoff to flow by. (See Figure 1, Appendix A.[2])
[Added 5-4-2009 by Ord. No. 1647-2009]
Editor's Note: Appendix A, Stormwater Landscape Illustrations, Figure 1, Parking Island Bioretention Cell Cross Section, is included at the end of this chapter.
Dwelling unit to edge of parking. The area extending between the wall of a dwelling unit to the edge of any parking area shall be landscaped to achieve a visual separation with a combination of hedges, shrubs, bollards or other similar techniques.
Dwelling unit to edge of street. The area extending between any dwelling unit and street edge shall be landscaped with screen, buffer or ornamental planting as required to provide an appropriate transition between the two elements.
Privacy areas. The patio and similar areas designated for privacy shall be landscaped with screen, canopy and ornamental planting.
Maintenance, storage and refuse collection areas. These areas shall be landscaped with buffer and screen plantings to provide visual physical separation of such elements from contiguous areas.
Landscaping for energy conservation. Landscape planting generally throughout the site shall be utilized to provide buildings with summer shade canopies, maximum winter exposure to sun, windbreaks, etc.
Wildlife habitat. The utilization of landscape planting to promote the creation and/or preservation of wildlife habitat must take form at two levels. The first effort is required in the areas referred to as "developed common open space." These include parks, playgrounds, backyards, walkways, etc., in which plant material selected to satisfy the needs of the human population can also have food and shelter value for bird and small game species. The second effort lies in the protection of the habitat value of the undeveloped open space and augmenting such habitat with plant material that further promotes food and shelter values.
Developed common open spaces. The developed open spaces throughout any project area shall be landscaped according to an overall plan incorporating existing plant material and supplementing it.
Utility fixtures, such as transformers, heat pumps, etc., throughout the site shall be screened with a combination of fencing and landscaping.
The rear yard and first floor of the rear outside wall of any single-family dwelling, attached or detached, must be buffered/screened from the view of any street classified as a collector, arterial, freeway or expressway as set forth in § 203-169.
[Added 7-7-1997 by Ord. No. 1261-97]
Culs-de-sac. A planted island with a bioretention landscaped area where runoff can be directed shall be required at the discretion of the Township Landscape Architect in the center of the cul-de-sac to encourage low-impact development. If provided, the planted island shall be 40 feet (mininum) in diameter. Ownership and maintenance of the planted island shall be designated on the approved final plan of the subdivision or land development.
[Added 5-4-2009 by Ord. No. 1647-2009]
Maintenance of landscaped areas.
All landscaped areas shall be maintained in a neat and professional manner throughout the life of the project, to include the replacement of plant material as required.
The agency, office or person charged with such responsibility shall be designated. All areas of the site plan to be under a common association responsibility shall be designated on the site plan.
Retention of native plant material. All efforts shall be made to retain natural plant material. Clearing shall be limited to roadways and building sites (NOTE: and other areas essential for the development) pursuant to those sections relating to fire management and vegetation.
Substitutions of existing plant material for required landscaping. Subsequent to construction of each project phase, the developer may request the Planning Board to verify the acceptability of existing native plant material and its suitability as a substitute for any proposed landscape plan.
Location of landscape material. All landscape material shall be located so as not to obstruct vision in parking areas, along roadways or in other areas accessible to motorized vehicles.
In the Pinelands Area, landscaping plans shall incorporate the elements set forth in § 203-185A(4).
[Added 8-4-1997 by Ord. No. 1280-97]
§ 203-99 Signs.
Signs permitted in a planned residential development are identified in Article XIII, Signs, of this chapter. All signs utilized in a planned residential development shall, at a minimum, be consistent with the above section, as well as:
§ 203-100 Lighting.
A lighting plan shall be required for a planned residential development which adheres to the submission standards in Article XIV, Environmental Review and Site Analysis.
At a minimum, lighting shall be provided for the following functions and areas within a planned residential project. Types of lighting required:
Streetlighting along all project streets.
The average maintained illumination measured at the pavement shall be 1.2 footcandles.
Pedestrian lighting shall be provided along all walkways and areas frequented by pedestrian traffic that are not adequately reached by other lighting sources. Pedestrian lighting shall:
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Light addresses for individual buildings.
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Ornamental lighting shall be provided to highlight key areas of projects, such as but not limited to entry points, landscape clusters, etc.
Recreational area lighting shall be provided for all recreational facilities incorporated as part of the recreational plan for any project. Such lighting, at a minimum, shall be installed to provide adequate illumination by which each designated recreational activity can be safely carried out. In such cases, luminaires may extend to a height of 50 feet as an exception to any regulations stated herein.
All luminaires provided shall be vandalproof and be oriented in such a fashion to preclude glare upon surrounding properties or roadways, both in and contiguous to the site.
§ 203-101 Fences.
Fences permitted in a planned adult community are identified in § 203-173, Maximum height requirements for fences, walls and hedges.
§ 203-102 Waiver of density provisions.
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The amazing thing is that almost every vehicle owner needs some type of insurance, but few of them really understand the coverage contained in their policy. If you understand what coverage you are paying for each month, you are much more likely to be satisfied if you ever do need to make a policy claim. Take a moment to review this simple outline of the basic types of auto insurance you may choose to purchase.
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Policies vary from state to state and from insurer to insurer. Please discuss the specifics of any policy you plan to purchase with your own local agent or insurer. This is intended to provide a brief summary, and it is not intended to illustrate any particular policy.
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Liability Insurance
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Do you absolutely need collision insurance? If you have an auto loan, your lender may require it. Otherwise, you may choose to skip the extra premiums and risk being responsible for repair bills.
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Liberalism – The National Mirror
Heading into our last few posts on liberalism, it's time to determine how people of liberal temperament can apply themselves to some of the significant challenges mentioned in earlier posts.
For one thing, how do liberals re-engage with a society a little long in the tooth in its entitlements and wealth – the comfortable? Since the beginnings of liberalism it has been assumed that the more citizens can share in the wealth, the more generous and outward-looking they will become. For a time it was true. The expansion of wealth in liberal states led to the dynamic growth of the middle-class we witnessed for decades.
What many failed to consider was the phenomenal increase of what modern psychologists call "the narcissism problem." Rather than compelling citizens to turn outward with their empowerment, in many ways the opposite occurred – an infatuation with themselves. A recent NBC public service announcement put it this way: "You may not realize it, but everyone is born with their one true love – themselves. If you like you, everyone else will, too." We may regard this as an oddity when in fact it's mainstream.
When I say that Canadian society is turning increasingly narcissistic, it only follows on the heels of numerous conclusions by researchers and modern psychologists affirming that very development. The word narcissism comes from the Greek myth of Narcissus – an good looking young man hoping to find his true love. The beautiful nymph Echo falls in love with him, but she is rejected. Narcissus keeps looking for the perfect mate until one day he catches his own reflection in the water. He falls in love with that image and gazes at it until his death. He ultimately failed to find the true value of people like Echo, and also couldn't spot the self-absorption with himself.
Historic liberalism failed to spot this reality. In a very real sense, narcissism has become an unintended byproduct of its concentration on the empowerment of the individual. Now at a crossroads, liberalism has to figure out how it will assist a nation more self-absorbed than at any other time in its history and get it moving again.
Psychologists tell us that narcissistic people want more and more things for themselves. They don't desire just any kind of materialistic thing, but the good stuff – the expensive variety. Michael Silverstein and Neil Fiske argue in their book Trading Up, the growing emphasis on perennial shopping has reduced the guilt we once felt for wanting luxury items. The ease of attaining credit not only permitted citizens to spend more effortlessly, it also provided them with the greatest private debt in the world. When the Pew Centre for Research recently asked 18-to 25-year olds about the most important goals of their generation, 81% named becoming rich, more than twice as many as named "helping people who need help," four times more than named "becoming a leader" in the community, and eight times as many as named becoming more "ethical." This is the upcoming generation and every day we, by our own lack of the kind of sacrifice and dedication exhibited by our grandparents, have inbred into young minds that acquiring wealth is more important than anything. This is the accidental legacy of liberalism and it plays right into the hands of the current conservative ethos of "me-first." Only a new kind of liberal philosophy that shifts the emphasis from entitlement to responsibility and accountability will have the dynamic required to speak to a new generation.
Money is important, vital even. It makes us comfortable, healthy, and educated. But it has also made us over-indulgent and entitled. This is something no politician must ever state if they wish to hold on to their career. And yet this is exactly what is required in the new kind of liberal leadership. We are a different people than we were even a few decades ago. We have reached a level of status and wealth that our grandparents could never have dreamed of. Yet somehow we achieved this level without realizing how much sacrifice those that preceded us put into that effort. As economist Robert Frank states in his Luxury Fever, the spending of celebrities and incredibly rich of the world has enticed the present middle-class to such a degree that they are going into massive debt in hopes of achieving the same. His conclusion is timely: "our grandparents would weep."
This is a remarkably difficult challenge to address because citizens and voters often take to punishing those who broach it. It's not just citizens or companies, but politicians, civil servants, community leaders – and me. Writing posts such as these has helped me to realize how far short I have fallen in this very area. The reason the gap between the rich and poor is growing, that our international generosity is dropping like a stone, that pay equity for women is now a distant dream, and that our willingness to watch the planet destroyed without addressing the problem, is that we have changed – all of us. We can never be a fair, generous, just or tolerant society as long as our wealth leaves such a legacy. We need the challenge of a generation to retake our country; but it will be painful and it will involve sacrifice.


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"This documentary is part of our mission to raise autism awareness and address a solution to an issue of epic proportions through integration and utilizing the arts. With a team of young autism activists and utilizing the entertainment media platform we plan to distribute this film to public schools nationwide. Our target is to make it available in October 2013, which is 'National Bullying Prevention Month,' " said Lana David, Co-Founder of Dance Into Unity.
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Episode #084
We look forward to 2017 and ask ten questions of relevance for the denomination.
10 Questions for 2017:
- What will be the response to the revamped Pastors Conference in Phoenix?
- Will we start to see leadership transitions in southern states?
- How will a Trump presidency affect religious liberty?
- How will the new CSB translation from LifeWay be received?
- Will the LifeWay building be occupied in 2017?
- How will the changing online education landscape affect SBC seminaries and baptist colleges?
- Will limitless missionaries start to become a reality in 2017?
- Will we continue to see increasingly diverse representation on trustee boards?
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By Marjorie Woodfin
Pilot staff writer
Those who have been interested in the world of fashion over the years might well have come to the conclusion that the name of the newest thrift store in Brookings, Sacs Thrift Avenue, is a clever play on the name of the well-known purveyors of fashion, Saks Fifth Avenue.
However, they would be wrong. According to owners James and Marilyn McCalister, the name was chosen because most of the merchandise to be sold in the store will come from Sacramento and the area around San Francisco.
James explained that his family has been involved in a business shipping containers of overstock clothing to Africa and India, and vintage clothing to Japan since the 1970s. James said that he has been in the business since 1995. andquot;We ship four containers a month to Africa, each holding 45,000 pounds,andquot; he explained.
They are also deeply involved in vintage clothing and antiques, and participate in the giant monthly sales held at the Pasadena Rose Bowl. andquot;We ship vintage clothing abroad, mostly to Japan. Japanese teens love American clothes from the 70s and 80s,andquot; he said.
When asked how they ended up in Brookings this January, Marilyn explained, andquot;We visited here 20 years ago and we loved it. I always said we would retire here.andquot;
After her brother, Tim Sturgeon, moved to Brookings two years ago he encouraged them to move up and open a thrift store. She said that he told them, andquot;This town needs a store like this.andquot;
They believed him and decided not to wait for retirement before moving, and here they are. andquot;We want to keep the prices really low to bless the community,andquot; Marilyn said.andquot; We have a heart for hurting women and children.andquot; She emphasized that they want to work with and complement the existing resale stores in Brookings-Harbor, and in no way cause them any loss of business.
In fact, they actually offer a service to other resale stores and organizations in the community, shipping unsold merchandise to Sacramento to be shipped abroad. andquot;We take leftover stuff from the hospice sale, the mission, and the humane society and others and truck it to Sacramento and bale it up and ship it out,andquot; Marilyn said.
She said that the pickup service saves the mission $185 a month. Mission director Chuck Fidroeff said, andquot;We used to have to drive it all the way down to Eureka and pay to leave it, and they take it to their big warehouse in Sacramento and ship it to Africa. That's their mission.andquot;
To accommodate their multiple activities, the McCalisters have a huge warehouse at the old McClellan Air Force Base in Sacramento from which they distribute overstock and vintage clothing and antiques.
Their Chetco Avenue shop has taken off in a hurry. Brookings-Harbor High School senior Nicole Cuoco was helping a young customer, who said as his mother purchased a bright Hawaiian shirt for him, andquot;I love this shirt.andquot;
Marilyn said, andquot;We never thought we'd need help so soon, but we've been so busy we had to hire her in our third week.andquot;
The McCalisters have been married for 26 years. Marilyn said about her husband's many activities, andquot;He always finds niches to fill.andquot;
From the number of customers shopping in the store, it appears that they are indeed filling a niche in Brookings with their Sacs Thrift Avenue shop.
andquot;We want to benefit the community,andquot; Marilyn said, adding, andquot;When you help other people, it just comes back to you.andquot;
The shop at 704 Chetco Ave. is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.


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Pistol Fanny's Hank & Delilah
by Annie Rose Welch
Especially if she's the one who robbed your bank, took you hostage, and dumped you unconscious at the local convenience store. And definitely not if you are the assistant district attorney of Tupelo, Mississippi.
This is the advice Hank Huckleberry Rivers would have given himself, back when he was a man who vowed to always walk on the right side of the law. The same law that had seemed sacrosanct ever since the day he and his friends watched as two men were murdered right below their tree house.
Falling in love with a dangerous criminal can have life-altering consequences, though. And when the past and the present meet head-on, Hank finds himself in more trouble than he ever bargained for. He must run to save his life, daring to find answers to the questions threatening his safety and his heart, as the killer below the tree house comes after Hank—and his pistol-wielding bank robber.
It's a simple case of love in the first degree.
My Rating:
Favorite Quotes:
"Maybe if you'd stop letting people call you 'Toots,' the girls would dig you. I heard Leslie and Cassie talking about you today at lunch. They both think you were named after gas. I don't think they even know that your real name is Hank."
"He's strange. He isn't going to do anything to my bathroom, is he? I'm just going to warn you now, if he does, I'm going to knock him upside his head with my wrench."
"Boy, you are just a teaspoon away from insane, aren't you?"
"One more day with you feels like a life sentence because it will never be enough."
"She's the lewdest one – more flamboyant than the rest with all her boy toys. A real Lorena Bobbitt type, though. Lure you in with all her singin' and then cut it right off and throw it out the window. Better yet, she loves sweet tea, that girl. She'd probably use it as a stirrer."
My Review:
I was instantly sucked into this delightfully creative mixed-genre story as the beginning voice was of Toots/Hank at age 12, and his observations and narration had me barking aloud in mirth. The humor seemed effortless and the story flowed in an addicting and absorbing manner. I adored the style, the quirky characters, the phrasing and word play. I was all in and going for broke. The tale turned darker as the basis of the mystery began, and I remained hopelessly addicted as I gasped clutched the pearls during traumatic event witnessed by Toots, that would forever change and shape their futures.
Now adults, a chance trip to the bank brought life changes to Toots – now an adult Hank, as Kismet had him falling instantly in love with one of the alluring and acrobatic lady bank robbers, who put on musical dance numbers as they wordlessly robbed their targeted banks. The cosmic meeting greatly affected them all and ignited a love affair with confounding yet potentially dire consequences. The lady bandits became a sensation with repeat performances/robberies throughout the South. They were so popular that men started hanging out in their local banks with flowers and were leaving love notes on their deposit slips.
I was still smirking and grooving on the story until about mid-way through, when became more chaotic, splintered, and confusing for me, and then it started to seem rather bizarre. I was addled, and nearing exasperation I had the thought that the story had warped like a bad acid trip, and shortly after having that thought, the characters were drugged and experienced strange hallucinations – smirk! Thankfully, the story soon coalesced and made sense again in an increasingly intriguing and gratifying manner.
I gave it 4 stars overall, but if an editor had taken a red pencil to the bewildering mid-section, this would easily have been a 5 star read.
Annie Rose Welch
When she's not writing she enjoys dabbling in photography and finding new, inspirational music to add to her collection. She currently (still) resides in the big shake (although her southern roots are calling her home) with her husband, daughter, and their two peculiar dogs, Boudreaux and Tabasco (who, call her crazy, bark with an accent).
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Module 25
Updated: 02/05/2017
Part III
In this last section on Composition we'll cover guidelines 11 through 15.
Convey Meaning Through
Colors and Tones
11. A scene that is dark with many large shadow areas (a dark bedroom or a back alley at midnight) produces a far different feeling than a scene that is brightly lit (the stage of a variety show or a beach at noon).
The predominance of bright or dark areas carries strong psychological meaning in itself, regardless of what else is going on.
Just as the selection of lighting for a scene suggests mood and meaning, so does the choice of color.
In general, bright colors add energy to composition, while lighter hues impart a serene, harmonious and stable look.
Interestingly, color preferences vary with the viewer's age, sex, and race.
We also know that people prefer to see colors "in their place."
Magenta-to-red colors may be popular -- until they are brought into a hospital setting.
Surrounding colors also greatly affect color preference.
When a color is used near its complement its preference rating usually rises -- as long as the complementary color is subdued and is not more intense (saturated) than the original color. (Recall that complementary colors are opposite each other on the color wheel.)
Just as people prefer a balance between mass and tone in composition, they also prefer a balance in colors, as seen on the color wheel. In particular, they prefer a balance between calming and stimulating colors.
In balancing colors in a scene be aware that it will take a larger area of cool colors to balance hot colors.
Many times a videographer will want to intentionally skew this balance to achieve an intended psychological effect.
For example, if a scene contains primarily cool, pastel colors such as light green, the effect on a viewer will be quite different from a scene that contains fully-saturated, hot colors, such as deep orange and burgundy.
Finally, keep in mind that our eyes initially tend to be drawn to the "warmer" areas of a picture. So, all things being equal, things that are yellow, red, and orange will be noticed before those that are blue, green or purple.
You can draw attention to your center of interest by making it warm in color or light in tone, or both. You see the effect of this in the photo above.
Avoid Mergers
12. The twelfth guideline for composition is: avoid mergers. There are
Note how much easier it is to see the butterfly in the photo on the right.
On the left we see a common example of dark hair blending into a dark background.
As we will see in the next section on lighting, a backlight or a background light would separate the child's hair from the background.
Whenever separate elements in a scene merge together in this way
you have a tonal merger.
Next are dimensional mergers. We've noted that the eye sees selectively and in three dimensions.
By closing one eye a videographer can often get a better idea of how a scene will appear when the third dimension is removed.
At best, dimensional mergers can cause important scene elements to run together and lose meaning; at worst, they look ludicrous, such as when palm trees are seemingly jetting out of this girl's head.
Although selective focus could alleviate this problem, the best solution is to recompose by shifting the camera angle. Simply taking a couple steps to the left or right would have solved this problem.
Many of these examples of what not to do seem obvious.
However, because our eyes see things differently than a video camera --
primarily in three dimensions -- when shooting scenes we need to remind
ourselves how subjectmatter will appear on two dimension video screens.
The last type of merger, the border merger, occurs when subject matter is cut off by the edge of the frame at an inappropriate point.
A side view of a car showing all but the back wheels will probably give you an uncomfortable feeling that the back end of the car is just hanging in air without any visible back support.
A shot of an individual cropped at the knees also looks awkward. (Note the difference in the photos below.)
Cropping off feet or hands in shots gives a similar result.
13. The thirteenth guideline for effective composition is: control the number of prime objects in the scene.
Generally, an odd-number of primary objects provides stronger composition than an even number.
Note on the left how the boats seem to divide the composition.
When a third object is added (below), the composition improves.
But when a fourth object is added (on the right, below), the composition again seems divided.
In the picture below there are two prime objects, but the composition has "cohesion" because the subjects are looking at each other.
Consider how different this scene would be if the two subjects were simply looking at the camera.
14. The fourteenth guideline is balance complexity and order.
This aspect of composition can be stated as: complexity without order produces confusion; order without complexity produces boredom.
A medium shot of a banana against a medium gray background will probably end up being a rather dull visual experience.
Add a few apples, some grapes and an interesting fruit bowl, and you'll have a more engaging picture, with the banana still standing out from the darker colors.
But throw in 50 randomly arranged bananas on top of this and you'll end up with a visual muddle.
Suffice it to say, the most interesting composition is a balance between order and complexity.
15. The final guideline is: utilize the meaning suggested in the direction of movement.
Where action comes from and moves to is significant. Movement from dark areas to light areas can symbolize liberation or emotional uplift.
Upward motion -- even something as simple as an individual getting out of a chair -- catches attention because it suggests progress or advancement.
Downward motion often connotes the opposite -- for example, a man collapsing into an overstuffed chair.
Action that progresses toward the camera is more powerful than action that moves away from the camera. The object, itself, may be moving, or the camera shot may change through a dolly or zoom.
Often, televised speeches are worked out with camera operators so that the camera is zoomed in to add emphasis to a certain part of the speech.
With this in mind, it's generally better (psychologically) during a speech to zoom in for emphasis and then cut (rather than zoom) back, as necessary, to a medium or wide shot.
Left-to-right movement is more engaging than right-to-left movement (although this may change in countries where text is read right-to-left).
The most engrossing type of movement is diagonal, especially when it's from the lower left of the frame to the upper right.
Related to this concept, a canted camera shot (a tilted camera angle, also called a Dutch angle), especially from a low angle, is often used to connote energy or power.
At this point take a look at Composition Examples II.
Also see these photos on the use of shadows in effective composition.
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Water odors & smells:
This article discusses how to identify, diagnose, and cure common odors that may be present in drinking water.
We also discuss which of these odors may warn of unsanitary conditions.
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Although water as a pure compound, H2O, is colorless and odorless, contact with the earth's minerals and our distribution pipes may impart some flavor and odor characteristics.
A subjective analysis called the Threshold Odor Test, number 2150b. in Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater, 19th ed., can give us an idea of the strength of the odor as compared to controls of varying degree of odor concentration. But how do you interpret what the underlying problem is when your water has a peculiar odor?
Some odors are a little more insidious and require a bit of background knowledge to deal with them effectively. If your source water runs through an area where naturally occurring sulfur is present, some sulfur may dissolve into the water. We provide a diagnostic procedure to track down the source of sulphur smells in water just below.
Some of this dissolved sulfur turns to the gas, hydrogen sulfide, and this can give the water a rotten egg type smelly odor.
Sulphur odors can also be caused by a failing hot water heater component, or by certain bacteria in the building plumbing system, conditions we also discuss below.
Methane from natural sources, from coal mining activities, and possibly from other mining or oil drillling activities can explain the presence of significant, even dangerous levels of methane in well water supplies.
In addition to possible sewage contamination of a well from a nearby failed septic system,
I've got a client whose weekend home I inspected in 2005. They now have two young children and she's complaining about a "certain" smell in her water. She can't identify the smell.
Rotten eggs? No. Oily? No. Chemical? No.
But she smells it on herself and on her children after a bath or shower and says her skin fees dry after a shower.
Another twist. They've got two wells. They switch from one to the other when one gets dry. This home is in Ancramdale, NY 12503, Columbia County. Pretty rural. Lots of farming and sheep farming, I think.
The client wants me to test both wells. But I'm not confident that any generic water tests will do the job in this case.
I've looked at both of your articles:
WATER SMELLS or ODORS, OTHER
I've looked at these two pages and I've got Smith Lab's price sheet in front of me and I think I'm in over my head.
I mean, this could cost them over $1,000 in lab fees alone for the two wells.
Any suggestions? - Arlene Puentes, ASHI
(Mar 16, 2015) Zyiah said:
My water smells funny
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In the few projects I have worked with, I have stumbled across several mistakes in her pattern description and instructions, and I have seen where people have encountered mistakes with other projects in this book—yet no errata exists. Pu-Leaze.
So, other than the hat pattern that goes with the nightie (I have a spare skein and buttons), I won't knit anymore Erika Knight patterns. That being said, here are my thoughts on the project:
I knit this out of Mandarin Petit by Sandness Garn, on #2 needles. For the hem and neck ribbing, I ended up using size 0, only because I couldn't find 1s. 0 worked. But, this is a lot of knitting, even for a baby (I made 3-6 months), so should be started well in advance of the projected due date.
Even on size 2 needles, the fabric (at gauge) was much more open than I like. I've seen other people use this fiber on size 4s and are delighted with the results. I, unfortunately, can't say the same.
The nightie features an envelope neck, scratch mittens, and snap closure at the hem. Large buttons are sewn over the face of the snaps. Small buttons (or could have been a cotton ribbon bow) are attached at the neck.
Will try casting on 25, 26 or 27 stitches with larger needles, then continuing pattern as written."
That seemed to do the trick.
Another thing I attempted with this project was learning/practicing to knit combination style, which I have heard is a good way to eliminate rowing out. That turned out to not be entirely successful, and it slowed me down quite a bit, and I noticed my gauge was changing as a knit. So, only the back was knit in combination. The rest was knit (the baby was born a month early) in the faster-for-me continental way.


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I'm thinking of getting those but they were like $75 canadian and theyre only $40 american...WTF. Their dollar isnt THAT much higher...seriously.
I'm upset that I didn't see the Abaete and Alice + Olivia for Payless, maybe if I go downtown or to the metrotown Payless. I need to get these studded boots!


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