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Chris Matthews apologizing for storm comments on #MSNBC. He looks heartfelt - tearing up.—
Brad Dayspring (@BDayspring) November 07, 2012
MSNBC's Chris Matthews tonight issued an on-air apology for his post-election remarks, in which he said he was "glad we had that storm last week" because it "brought in possibilities for good politics."
Matthews kicked off "Hardball" with a two-minute apology after issuing a couple of tweets in an attempt to backpedal as outrage over his insensitive remarks grew. His excuse was not lack of sleep but instead this:
I was too deeply enmeshed in political thinking, deep in a world of numbers and issues and people and stakes and focused on who would win and who would lose. But I left out the number one job of anyone on air, on television or on the radio: to think about the lives, the real lives of people, their losses, their relatives and friends who died in this disaster, their dreams that have been hurt and sometimes destroyed.
For whatever reason, Twitter seemed to be in a forgiving mood.
Ok @Hardball_Chris, we all make mistakes. Big of you to acknowledge & pledge atonement. You're forgiven. #p2 #Hardball @msnbc @msnbctv—
VK (@craftyme25) November 07, 2012
@hardball_chris It takes a real champion 2 speak out when u truly misspoke I don't like u all time Progress know how 2 take Personal Respons—
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appreciated huge heartfelt, REAL apology.Believe U was a weary oversight, not reflective of true feelings. Admire you.—
Sharon Love (@smloveTPN) November 07, 2012
@DevinMillington @hardball_chris We've all put our foot in our mouth one time or another. Don't beat yourself up.—
Ilene Hosterman (@kismetlong) November 07, 2012
@hardball_chris Chris, I hope you don't let it bother you too much. You are a passionate guy, and you speak with your heart.—
Mark A. Foster, PhD (@markalanfoster) November 07, 2012
Didn't know he could do humility. RT @BDayspring: Chris Matthews apologizing for storm comments on #MSNBC. He looks heartfelt – tearing up.—
Travis Hall (@traviswhall) November 07, 2012
And the winner for first liberal to apologize for saying something stupid on the air goes to…Chris Matthews. Of course it does.—
The Captain (@HeistheGiambino) November 07, 2012
@hardball_chris No rational person thinks you are grateful for a hurricane. You misspoke. I still think you are a class act.—
Thomas Alan Holmes (@T_A_Holmes) November 08, 2012
Chris Matthews should be fired for his comments about Sandy but he's learned from the best…blame others & still keep your job. #disgrace—
Becca Massey (@becmass) November 08, 2012
Class act Matthews later in the program played host to fellow class act Bill Maher, who likened Mitt Romney and his supporters watching election returns to Nazis in Hitler's bunker: "Yes, Mein Fuhrer, you have 12 divisions on the eastern front."
Not tearfully apologizing for saying essential the same thing as Matthews did is Michael Moore, who in a blog post on his website thanked the "death and destruction" caused by Sandy for being "the undoing" of the Republican party:
And you, Mother Nature, with all your horrific damage, death and destruction you caused last week, you became, ironically, the undoing of a Party that didn't believe in you or your climate changing powers.
Michael Moore "Thanks" Mother Nature For Sending Hurricane Sandy To Help Obama And Kill 110 People…What a scumbag! bit.ly/SuxosH—
Underground Express (@undergroundexp) November 07, 2012
To everyone effected by Sandy, Chris Matthews and Michael Moore are very happy sandy happened. Over 100 lives lost. Such caring liberals!—
Sharon Cameron (@Mam_Cam) November 07, 2012
Chris Matthews & Michael Moore thanking Hurricane Sandy for giving Obama a political advantage. And they say the right wingers are psychotic—
Katherine Jean (@katiejeanbby) November 07, 2012
Liberal icons & mainstays of democratic party, Michael Moore & Chris Mathews, thanked God 4 "Hurricane Sandy" 4 helping Obama win election—
Tony Fressola (@salerno9249) November 08, 2012
@Jerry_Komar @examinercom Michael Moore (like Hurricane Sandy) BLOWS—
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We all shake our heads at the world today and wonder why. Here's another example of why.My neighbor in St. Germain held a garage sale on Friday and Saturday this week and one of the visitors to their yard, decided that an item laying on the ground in my yard was something they needed. It was a television satellite dish. Not an expensive or unusual item, but it didn't belong to him.
Another of my neighbors witnessed him stopping his van, as he drove away from the garage sale and loading the dish in his van. Sorry to say, he wasn't close enough to get a plate number or description of the individual. The dish was 35 feet from the road and behind a tree, so I don't think it could be assumed to be garbage, left out for trash hauling.
To the individual who did this, since you took my property, why didn't you think the bicycle leaning against the deck was fair game? Or the grill on the deck? Where do you draw the line at theft?
People like you are the reason we have so little civility in our society today. Show some respect for your fellow citizens and their rights to privacy and possessions.
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Adolphe Adam was a French composer with several notable works including his ballets Giselle and Le corsaire. He was born in Paris in 1806, to a musical father who taught music at the esteemed Paris Conservatoire. Though Adolphe attended the conservatoire, rather than follow instruction, he would improvise his own compositional styles. After finishing school, Adolphe played in an orchestra as well as composed various vaudeville songs, but played the organ to earn a living. After saving a large bit of capital, Adolphe was able to travel across Europe composing scores for multiple opera houses and ballet companies. By the end of his career, Adam had composed nearly 40 operas and a handful of ballets. Arguably, his most famous work is "Cantique de Noel," the quintessential piece of Christmas music known as "O Holy Night."
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Giselle Ballet Synopsis: Act 1
In an idyllic village set within the rolling hills of a vineyard near the Rhine River during the middle ages, Hilarion pays a visit to Giselle's cottage to leave behind a bouquet of fresh flowers in the early morning. Hilarion has been secretly in love with Giselle for quite some time. Before Giselle steps out of her cottage for the day, Hilarion disappears into the forest. Meanwhile, before the break of dawn, the Duke of Silesia has made his way into the village upon which his castle overlooks. The Duke is a very handsome man who is to be married to Princess Bathilde. The Duke had laid eyes upon the beautiful Giselle several days prior, and has decided to disguise himself as a peasant in order to see her more often, hoping to win her love. Along with his attendant, Wilfred, the Duke moves into a nearby cottage. While disguised, he can keep his authoritative position secret as well as his impending marriage - he's determined to live a double life for as long as possible. When the sun rises and the villagers exit their homes, the Duke introduces himself as Loys to Giselle. Giselle is immediately drawn to him and falls deeply in love. When Hilarion returns, he warns her not to trust the stranger so willingly, but she doesn't listen. Giselle and Loys continue to dance in merriment. She picks up a daisy and proceeds to pluck its petals, and one by one asking if "he loves me" or "loves me not." Giselle, believing the outcome to bad, throws the flower to the ground. Loys picks it up and counts out the remaining petals to her. The last petal confirms he loves her. Happy once more, she continues to dance with him. Berthe, Giselle's mother, does not approve of Giselle's infatuation with the stranger and immediately orders her back into the house to finish her chores.
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Giselle Ballet Synopsis: Act 2
Underneath the bright pale light of the midnight moon, Hilarion visits Giselle's grave and mourns her death. As he weeps, the Wilis (vengeful female spirits who died abandoned on their wedding days) rise from their shallow graves at night to haunt and kill men. Hilarion becomes so frightened, he runs back to the village. Meanwhile, the Duke as ventured out into the dark night in search of Giselle's grave. The Wilis raise Giselle's spirit when the Duke draws near. The spirits disappear and the Duke is reunited with Giselle. Even in the after life, she still loves him and is quick to forgive him. The two lovers dance into the night until Giselle disappears within the shadows.
The Wilis have continued chasing Hilarion. Unable to escape their torment, he is chased into a nearby lake and drowns. The evil spirits turn their sights to the Duke and are determined to kill him as well. The Wilis Queen, Myrtha, emerges and the Duke begs for his life. However, she shows no mercy and the Wilis force him to dance without stopping. Giselle reappears and protects the man she loves. She fends off the Wilis and their attempts to torture the Duke. Finally, the sun rises and the Wilis return to their graves. Giselle, overflowing with love, has rejected the vengeful spirits and not only saves the Duke's life, she manages to save her own eternal life. She is able to return to her grave in peace without ever having to rise at night to hunt down the lives of men.


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4.25/5 rDev +1.2%
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We were looking for a comfortable spot to wind down after the fest, and the Weary fit like a glove. We went through the side entrance (for hippies?), and sat in the smaller side room. The old wood inside "smelled a like Belgian cafe" according to EehaiCJ. It was definitely worn in and cozy here. Old wood floors and walls, mismatched chairs and tables, with eclectic art on the walls. In the corners of the room were old dial telephone lamps, which reminded me of Twin Peaks. The bar seated about 12, and extended into both rooms of the place. In the corner was a stack of games, and a set of giant chess pieces. Sure enough, in the corner was a worn away chess board painted on the floor. The crowd tended to be young and hip, not rowdy. Seemed to be several bigger groups, which fit nicely into the circular corner booths.
Our server was always around, and was knowledgeable about the beer and menu. We split a pitcher of Lake Louie Tommys Porter for $14. Selection focused on the local (2-3 LL taps), with a few bottled German/Belgian imports to round things out. On tap: Great Dane German Pils, LL Premium, Tommys, and Warped Speed, Capital Fest, Oberon, 2 Hearted, and Guinness. Bottles: Hopalicious, Czechvar, Fransizkaner, Sofie, LL Cream ale & IPA, Leffe, 2x NG, Pearl St. DTB, Point, and a handful of others.
The WI "meat & cheese" charcuterie plate was huge with a generous assortment: smoked turkey, capicola, mortadella with walnuts, cheddar, swiss, pepper jack, and a mountain of seasoned bagel chips. Reuben here was of good quality.
Overall the eclectic and cozy vibe here was very relaxing, and the food was good. Some nice local beer was the icing on the cake. Stop here on the way over to Malt House, or any number of nearby beer spots. It was fun to explore Madison a little bit more, we found the Weary Traveller to be a hidden gem.
08-16-2010 14:47:36 | More by emerge077
4.15/5 rDev -1.2%
i dont really think of the weary traveller as a beer bar. there are tons of reasons to come here (low-key stress-free lunch during the week, high energy at night, the reuben, the vibe, etc)
that said, there is always something to drink on tap - usually 1-2 bells, 2-3 lake louie, capital seasonals and mainstays, great dane basics, a new glarus or 2, etc
the atmosphere is wonderful and follows the hipster south america/european vibes of magnus and natt spill. board games are plentiful including a chess board on the floor. the colors are dark and the artwork on the walls is fascinating, namely the family picture of 6 men resembling that one built to spill album cover (with more people). its a hipster joint, and amen for that
service ranges from amazing to low. there is one bartender that truly sucks in my opinion and the rest (mostly the females) are fantastic. at lunch, the service has always been spot on. the owners own magnus and natt spill as well and take notice to regular customers (which i am, at all 3 of these places)
the food menu is limited but absolutely top notch. people go ape shit over the big breath burger but its not really my thing. the reuben is phenomenal, so is the west of the andes. when its cold, you can beat the vegan chili or hungarian goulash. every once in a while, the special will knock you off your feet as well. absolutely one of my top 3 regular spots for a weekday lunch (as i work downtown).
prices are on par with the norm
04-20-2008 02:48:49 | More by dirtylou
4.03/5 rDev -4%
Fantastik place.
Atmosphere: Kitschy art covers the walls. Live music can be found most nights of the week. If its not, they play good vinyl. A large cupboard, which contains dozens of board games, lines one wall. The place is split into two sides. One is better lit and more apt for dining or games while the other is kept dark and intimate for conversation. The place looks good, sort of antiquey. Great tin ceiling, nice wood furniture, leather benches, etc
Selection: Tap usually consists of 2 Danes, 1 or 2 Capitals, 2 Bells, 2 LAKE LOUIE!!! Bottles are mostly the standard macro imports but there are a few choice selections to be found. One that sticks out in my memory is Fullers IPA, they also currently have two Lake Louies in the bottle. What a deal. 4 different LAKE LOUIES available at one bar. I only know of one other bar where you can find that.
Staff: Great mixed staff. As I understand it, the owners use this place as a bit of a training ground for some of their higher end establishments like Magnus so there is some rotation of relatively professional wait staff. Still, the Weary has a large number of people who have been there forever and know their trade well. I eat or drink at the Weary almost weekly and have only had one or two bad service experiences in the last three years. Generally very friendly service from an interesting and eclectic staff.
Food: Hands down, The Weary serves up the best late night food in Madison. This place became a regular destination for me back when I waited tables and wouldnt get off shift until after midnight.
I recommend the West of the Andes Sandwich. Im giving the Weary a 5 for food solely because this sandwich is so good. Get it with the tenderloin. It comes smothered in chipotle mayo, fresh and flavorful pico, avocado and a side of mixed greens and rockets in a South American citrus vinaigrette. This is a great dish any time of day but the fact that the Weary serves it up late make this place all the more desirable.
Other highlights on the menu include the goulash, Thai soup, carne asada, and Bobs bad breath burger. Also be sure to check out the nightly specials. These are usually near gourmet quality for a less than gourmet price.
Edit (11-13-06): Must lower selection from 4 to 3 and quality from 4.5 to 4. The Weary is still a great place for Lake Louie and grub but the selection of great brews has otherwise vanished.
10-07-2005 17:05:24 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.88/5 rDev -7.6%
This place has the feel of a neighborhood bar/restaurant with a great eclectic mix of things hanging on the wall including hand written poems and large maps glued on as wallpaper. The bar is in the back with another dining room behind a wall that runs perpendicular to the bar.
They had a good beer selection with locals and some interesting imports. They have a good number on tap which is nice and a good number of different styles. The Lake Louie farmhouse ale when great with my West of the Andes sandwich which was also very tasty.
There menu is not large but the vegetarians and carnivores all had good choices. Some of the plates come with sides and some don't so make sure to ask if you are really hungry. The walleye sandwich is huge and comes with potatoes and the roasted veggie salad has a whole garden on there. I think our waiterss went on break after she gave us our food because we sat about 15 minutes with empty beer glasses before we could flag her down.
This is a fun place to hang out and great to take friends without feeling pretentious.
07-02-2006 02:13:02 | More by rhoadsrage
4/5 rDev -4.8%
10-24-2013 03:50:14 | More by Stevedore
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4/5 rDev -4.8%
This is a "good" bar (hence the 4.0). It won't blow you away, but it can easily be an old stand-by.
It's kind of a neighborhood bar. Right off willy st., you'll see everyone from undergrads to grad students to folks in the neighborhood to old hippies.
The bar is nicely lit, and on the weekends they have live music. And, of course, I should comment on the beer: it is pretty standard, but they always manage to have a nice selection of local microbrews on tap.
They'll always have Lake Louie on tap, and also look for Capital Brewing Co, the Great Dane, and New Glarus. Sometimes you might even see the Angelic Brewing Co.'s beers on tap.
The food is good too, and they cater to vegetarians pretty well. Worth a visit.
11-18-2004 04:07:00 | More by Sixpoint
4.5/5 rDev +7.1%
08-12-2014 01:49:53 | More by Wobbly
3.93/5 rDev -6.4%
Gotta be honest, the first time I walked by here a few years ago it seemed a little too hippyish from the outside for my taste. I love this part of town, but don't really consider myself part of the demographic. My loss. After 3 years in Madison and some friends saying it was well worth it, I finally dropped in. Nice comfortable feel. We stopped by here after the Fete de Marquette in July and it was pretty full, but we had a table in about two minutes. I had a Two-Hearted. The selection was not overly extensive, but it was adequate. The waitress was polite and fast, and kept my wife's water glass full even though I only had one drink, which we appreciated. We played a game of Scrabble--one of probably a dozen games they have there for your enjoyment. Prices were fine. Worth going a little out of your way for. I've never eaten here but I hear from reliable sources that they make great grub.
09-05-2009 22:07:22 | More by BoitSansSoif
4.25/5 rDev +1.2%
07-15-2014 04:56:50 | More by BeerDazed
New York
3.88/5 rDev -7.6%
I've heard that this place has gone through some changes in the past few years, and that it's not as good as it once was. I've only been here once, so any "woulda-coulda-shoulda-maybe-might-have-been" is beyond my abilities.
It's a pretty laid-back place on Willy Street in the Marquette neighborhood, which is a pretty neat area with a lot to offer. The Weary is a Free House, so you can technically go there and not order anything, if that's your bag. But you'll probably want something. The Walleye sandwich was great, and I'm a sucker for roasted potatoes. So as a lunch, that was terrific. That I got to try the pretty solid Lake Louie farmhouse ale on top of it was pretty cool.
Not a giant beer selection, but what's there on tap is local and/or craft; not a Bud Light in sight: a few Lake Louie, some Capital Amber, Spotted Cow, a Bell's Oberon and a few other things I didn't catch, one from Great Lakes. Admittedly, mostly quaffable session ales that go well with food, but you won't find a gajillion Double Imperial anythings here. Simple, easy to drink craft beer for a night out with friends. Wood paneling on the interior, and very low-volume music. Wood chairs, muted lighting, cozy tables, and clean bathrooms. Menu had more than a few things to be explored (goulash, giant salads, Bob's Bad Breath Burger, etc). Not your typical pub, but a great dinner or late-night stop.
08-12-2007 23:26:11 | More by rarevos
Weary Traveler Freehouse in Madison, WI
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There are two time periods and then the individual months inside those time periods. The first time period corresponds to first half of the season, August to the end of December. The second time period corresponds to the second half of the season, January to the end of May. Because that's too easy, I've decided to split the time periods up into their individual months. August, September, October, November, December for the first half of the season. January, February, March, April and May for the second half of the season.
If you pick correctly that Mark Hughes will be sacked in the first half of the season, and he is, but you have predicted he'll be sacked in October and he's sacked in November, you get a total of 10, 5 for the correct manager and 5 for the correct time period. You miss out on the 10 for the correct month.
If you predict that Hughes will get the sack in November, and he does, you get the bonus 10. 20 in total, 5 for the correct manager, 5 for the correct time period and 10 for the correct month.
If you want to read over the previous posts. Here is post 1, post 2, post 3 and you're reading post 4.
Moment of truth:
After a whole
summer five minutes researching tirelessly, you can now submit your predictions. Our journey has almost reached its terminus.
As most of you are aware, all you have to do is communicate your proposed sackings/resignations. This can be done through the comment section below, or through Twitter (@mk47mack), or through an e-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com). If you want to keep your proverbial cards close to your proverbial chest, send your proposed sacking/resignations through Twitter or E-Mail, make sure to include your pseudonym on the site.
In a perfect world, the proposed dismissals/resignations would look something akin to:
Mauricio Pochettino - February
Arsene Wenger -
In the morningAugust
Proposed sackings/resignations can be submitted from today until the day after the end of the transfer window, i.e. 3rd of September.
Crazy Thought
What if a manager is courted by a big club mid season and the manager leaves the club he was at before and joins them. Technically speaking this isn't a sacking. Should I include this under the osposis of sackings/resignations?
As usual, I'll be here to answer any and all questions.
Proposed sackings/resignations can be
eaten edited, within reason, at any time until the 3rd of September.
Negative Marking
If you predict a manager to get the sack at any point during the season and he doesn't, you will be docked 5 points. Incidentally, there is no limit to the amount of managers you can predict to get the sack. This way you can play it conservative and predict a few sure-fire managers who will get the sack or you can #YOLO and predict a load of managers to get the sack.


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Beautiful Wine Country Home in Temecula
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 11
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$ 2,415 - $ 2,415 / week
$ 4,800 - $ 6,000 / month
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This beautiful 2800 square foot home is perfect for entertaining. It's about location, location, location! Enjoy the feel of this wonderful home situated on five acres directly overlooking a working winery and vineyard with views of the mountains from the side yard. Close to wedding locations such as Villa de Amore. The property is adorned with peppercorn trees. It offers incredible views of the citrus groves and vineyards and sits only 2 minutes from wine tasting, golf, spa's, and hot air ballooning. Great for families looking for a place to stay during weddings. Also available for special events including small weddings, engagement parties, fundraisers, bachelorette parties, corporate retreats and rehearsal dinners subject to an event fee.
The home offers 4 bedrooms, a dining area which seats 12, modern kitchen, game room, and large backyard patio. The furniture is tastefully appointed with new and custom furnishings. The home has an elegant ranch feel to it. The first master bedroom located downstairs offers a queen size bed. Also located downstairs are two additional rooms. One with a queen size bed and the other with a full size bed. Located upstairs is the second master bedroom which features a California king bed and a twin leather sofa bed. Finally there is a double bed pull out couch located downstairs as well.
The home sleeps 11 in beds. In addition the home has a beautiful outdoor fountain and tree swing. Perfect for a weekend of wine tasting or a lovely dinner party, this home is ideal.
Make it a tour of California! We have another home listed on this site #74985 in a beachside home located in Venutra and another Temecula home listed as the spanish adobe.
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The home comes with a full kitchen (plates, cups, and cooking utensils provided), bed linens for all four bedrooms, wi-fi access, game room with air hockey table, beautiful spanish fountain, home theater, blue ray dvd player, wet bar area, dinning room to seat 12 people, outdoor patio, outdoor benches.
activities and attractions in Temecula San Diego Area
The home sits just above a working vineyard and winery. Wine tasting is just down the road a 1 to 2 minute drive. Rancho California hosts the majority of the regions wineries and the home sits on the next street over. There are over 30 wineries in the area. Hot airballooning just down the street 1 to 2 minutes away. Spa located about 4 minutes away. Old town temecula located about 12 minutes away. Pechanga Resort & Casino located about 20 minutes away. San Diego located about 55 minutes away. Enjoy jazz concerts, winery events, barn dances, seasonal festivals and beautiful dinners all within 5 to 10 minutes from the home.
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$345 Night
Additional $140 applies to stays of one night.
$2415 Weekly Rate
$4800 Monthly Rate (September through April)
$6000 Monthly Rate (May through August)
Holidays and Special Event -- Extra Charges Apply
We accept Visa and Mastercard but do not accept American Express at this time
$500 Security Deposit (Returned upon home being in the same condition as upon arrival)
$170 Cleaning Fee
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Top things to do in Temecula
- Wine Tasting
- Hot Air Balloon Ride
- Old Town Temecula
- Golf
- Lake Skinner Recreational Area
Top things to do on a budget
- Wine Tasting
- Walk Through Old Town
- Picnic at a Winery
- Visit an Antique Shop
- Wine Country Bike Ride
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- Old Town Childrens Museum
- Picnic at the Park
- Peltzer Family Farm (Seasonal)
- Temecula Duck Pond
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"Small and smart" is the guiding principle of Criner Construction Co. — but during the 30 years I've been in business, staying smart has been the taller order. There are two parts to this challenge. The first is keeping up with new technologies, products, and code requirements. The second — and more difficult — is keeping my crew working from the same playbook. Each of my four lead carpenters comes from a different construction background. While that gives us a lot of great experience to draw from, having products installed in four different ways can cause headaches — in everything from estimating to warranty work.
The best way to address this problem, we eventually decided, was to create our own company "best practice" manual — a set of procedures for installing all the parts of a home, from doors and windows to roofing and siding, that everyone would follow and that could be revised as needed to keep up with the latest thinking. The manual would also outline critical business procedures, like the steps involved in starting or finishing a job.
We had been talking about this project for some time when JLC published its Field Guide to Residential Construction. It was just the motivation we needed. Although I liked JLC's systematic approach, some of the advice didn't fit how we build in our climate, using our particular building materials and according to our local code. So we decided to use the Field Guide as the starting point for developing our own guidelines.
We began the project by tackling the two areas that had caused us problems or led to callbacks: window installation and roof flashing. A year later we had a half-dozen sections completed; within months we were reaping tangible benefits. We call our manual The Criner Way: A Manual of Best Practice for Criner Construction Co. It's a work in progress, a three-ring binder that we add to a section at a time.
Writing a manual is like any project — it needs a project manager. I gave that responsibility to our designer, Ben Rooker, because he's comfortable in both the field and the office, and with research and writing. His general approach is to write a draft, submit it to our field crews for review, and then rewrite it according to their feedback.
For each section, he starts by gathering input from our lead carpenters, the JLC Field Guide, Web sites, trade journals, and manufacturers' literature. For example, he used Pella's installation instructions as the basis for the window-installation section, but supplemented it with JLC's advice to place a bevel on the sill of the rough opening. Once the first draft is complete, he and I meet with our production manager, carpenters, and helpers. We review the draft procedure line by line, then open the floor for discussion. Some of these exchanges can get quite lively, for the simple reason that there is little agreement in the industry about best practice.
Take door sills, for instance. The JLC Field Guide might call for a metal pan or Z-flashing, while a trade-journal article may advise a one-piece rubber flashing. One door manufacturer might call for a two-piece rubber flashing, whereas another may not specify anything at all. We have to decide which combination of methods gives us the best result without voiding the warranty. These issues can take time to iron out.
They can also require a bit of show and tell. That was the case with window flashing, which in addition to shedding water must prevent wicking, capillary suction, and vapor pressure. Because every lead carpenter seemed to have a different idea about how best to flash a window, we decided to mock up a small wall section and install a window that had been lying around the shop. We spent a couple of hours trying different flashing methods before settling on one that everyone agreed to use. Giving all of our carpenters a hand in the outcome creates a great sense of buy-in.
When we first started the manual, we had special meetings to review each section. These became difficult to schedule, so now we include a 15-minute best-practice discussion at our weekly shop meeting. We hold it at the beginning of the session, when there's plenty of energy; but we stick to the time limit to keep the overall meeting from running too long. Developing standard procedures using this approach takes a bit longer, but the discipline of short weekly discussions has made best practice a part of our company's DNA.
Ben takes notes at these meetings, and when we do come to agreement on a procedure, he writes it up to reflect the company's best judgment as a whole. Then we distribute final copies to all the field employees, who keep them in their binders. Every employee gets a manual.
For the manual's window-flashing section, the author's crew mocked up an installation in the shop and tried different procedures until everyone agreed on which one to follow.
We haven't been doing this long enough to calculate its effects on the bottom line, but we have noticed a reduction in callbacks. We've seen other improvements too.
Our regular best-practice discussions have helped build a culture of progress and learning. There's less resistance to new materials and methods, and our carpenters are more willing to ask each other for help solving problems.
The detailed procedures described in the manual spell out exactly how common tasks should be done.
The discussions educate our helpers, who someday may become our leads. As part of our discussion on moisture, for instance, we posted signs in the meeting room explaining how moisture moves through a building assembly. Although a lot has been written on this topic, most of what we read refers to heating or cooling climates. Because we build in Virginia — a mixed climate where things are a little more complicated — clarification was needed.
Not surprisingly, having procedures in place has made us more efficient. We spend less times debating solutions in the field. Our estimating is more accurate and our work more consistent. Writing specifications is easier because we know exactly how things will be done; when a customer asks a question about window installation, everyone in the company now gives the same answer. And if we do have a problem down the line, we won't be guessing at how something was installed.
We've also clarified our quality expectations. For example, we couldn't get prebent step flashing as large as the JLC Field Guide recommends, but we were using a self-adhering rubber membrane behind the step flashing, as advised by both the guide and the shingle manufacturer. Ultimately we decided that the smaller flashing along with the rubber membrane was sufficient.
These discussions have also helped us identify what products we use most and therefore need to stock in the shop. We now keep supplies of Great Stuff Pro Window & Door Foam and OSI Pro-Series Quad Sealant on hand. We got our supplier to stock the Grace Vycor we use so we no longer have to special-order it. And we've identified specialty tools we needed to buy, such as a pair of DeWalt shears for fiber-cement siding.
We're even starting to think ahead. I've read articles about flashing windows in a wall with a rain screen, but we still need to address how this is done in our mixed climate and coastal location. So we're talking about how to deal with that problem before we encounter it; this should prevent callbacks for leaky windows — or worse, rotten walls.
A company doesn't necessarily have to go through the effort of writing a manual to get these benefits. The key is to establish the habit of regularly discussing best practice. Just a quick conversation about one section of the Field Guide at every company meeting can be enough to force you and your staff to think through installation issues, and to establish the importance of best practice as a company value.
There's no doubt in my mind that — regardless of their impact on the company's bottom line — our best-practice discussions are helping us close the gap between advances in the industry and our own production process. In other words, they're helping us stay small and smart.
Robert Criner is owner and president of Criner Construction Co. in Yorktown, Va.
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In response to Paul's story, Gwendolyn Crump, the Metropolitan Police Department's Director of the Office of Communications, issued this statement at 8:55 p.m. Monday:
While OAG will review the court's decision and advise the Department on the next legal steps, it is undisputed that nothing in the court's decision precludes or prohibits the Department's continued use of AHOD as a robust and effective crime-fighting tool. We have shown over the past 6 years that AHOD deployments are successful in deterring violent crime, and we have every intention of continuing to use AHODs in the future to continue our success and reduce violent crime even further.
A D.C. Superior Court judge has taken sides in a years long dispute between the D.C. police union and the chief of police.
The judge ruled in favor of the union in a fight over the chief's signature crime fighting strategy "All Hands on Deck".
In an opinion released Friday Judge Michael Rankin agreed with an arbitrator that labor laws were broken and the officers should have been paid overtime.
It's a decision that could cost the city millions.
This is a fight that has been going on since 2007 when then Mayor Adrian Fenty and his new chief of police introduced a crime fighting strategy that got nearly the entire police force on the streets for a weekend without paying overtime.
At the time the union said the chief and the city were breaking the law and vowed to fight it every step of the way. On Friday the union won another round.
The D.C. police union has aggressively pushed back against Chief Cathy Lanier and the last two mayors claiming the city had no legal ground to re-arrange officers schedules and put them on the street without paying overtime.
The union has consistently called it a public relations stunt while the chief called it a crime fighting strategy. On Friday the union's stance was affirmed once again.
"It, (the judge's ruling) means that this is going to go down as the most expensive public relations campaign in the nation's history", said Union President Kristopher Baumann in an interview Monday, "it is going to be an enormous waste of taxpayer dollars, simply because the department didn't understand the law, wouldn't follow the law and has refused to comply with orders from arbitrators, from administrative bodies and now from a judge telling them what you have done is wrong, you've continued to do it when you should not have".
Baumann thinks the back pay could total in the tens of millions of dollars.
But D.C. City Council Chairman Phil Mendelson is interpreting the ruling a bit differently than the union.
"Well I have several reactions", said Council Chairman Mendelson, "The first is that the Superior Court decision deals with the All Hands on Deck that occurred before 2009 and so we are talking about that which already made the news several years ago and it's just a question of whether the District government needs to pay up which leads to my second reaction which is the government sometimes would do better to just cut its losses and go forward and the third reaction I have is that the Chief indicated after that decision a couple of years ago that she was going to make some adjustments as to how she scheduled these All Hands on Deck".
But Kristopher Baumann says that's nonsense and the city has lost every single arbitration case involving all hands on deck pre and post 2009.
"There are rules for scheduling", said Baumann, there are rules on how often you can have people working, the sort of schedules they should be working and it there is a public safety necessity for that, that's provided for, there wasn't any in this case".
When the first arbitrators ruling was issued in 2009 the department was told to cease and desist holding all hands on deck but that has not happened and according to the union two more are scheduled to take place in august and October.
FOX 5 reached out to the mayor's office Monday morning as soon as we learned of the ruling but as of this Monday evening there had been no response.
We also reached out to Chief Cathy Lanier, same thing, no response.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- The ballots have been counted for all of the major Peoria City races.
The race for the city's 1st District seat was between Gary Sandberg and Denise Moore. Moore won with 81 percent of the vote.
The 2nd District race between Charles Grayeb and incumbent Barbara Van Auken was won by Grayeb, who received 52 percent of the vote.
The 3rd District council seat was won by Tim Riggenbach, who beat his competitor Chad Grimm. Riggenbach won with 81 percent of the vote.
The 4th District seat was contested by John Kunski and Jim Montelongo. Montelongo won the race with 58 percent of the vote.
The 5th District race between incumbent Dan Irving and Casey Johnson was won by Johnson, who received 54 percent of the vote.
Peoria Township Supervisor was won by Joseph Whalen, who defeated Clyde Gulley, Jr. Whalen received 57 percent of the vote.
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Bank of America Corp posted a better-than-expected first-quarter earnings on Thursday as the No. 2 U.S. bank set aside less money for loan losses and capital markets activity rebounded.Here's Bank of America's press release for the Q1 results. One interesting thing to note is that BofA reported an increase in deposits:
Average deposit balances were up $7 billion from the first quarter of 2011 to $1.03 trillion.Growing deposits isn't good news for deposit rates. However, deposit growth appeared to have slowed based on the 2011 Q4 results.


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Joni Rennhack, an employee with Charleston County Government's Building Inspection Services Department was awarded the first Flood Plain Manager of the Year Award by the South Carolina Association of Hazard Mitigation during the group's annual meeting in Greenville on April 4.
Rennhack, a 15-year employee of the County, not only has the honor of being the first winner of the new award, but has the distinction of having the award named after her. Next year, someone else will be awarded the Joni Rennhack Flood Plain Manager of the Year Award.
"Joni was the most deserving for many reasons, including her long tenure -- 26 years -- of work in floodplain management," said Shawn Putnam of the South Carolina Association of Hazard Mitigation.
Rennhack helped Charleston County obtain the National Flood Insurance Program Community Rating System (CRS) rating of 4. The County's rating results in an annual $9.8 million in savings (a 30% reduction) on flood insurance premiums for citizens who live in unincorporated areas of Charleston County.
"She also did outstanding work on the Charleston Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan, which supports 30 jurisdictions within the County," Putnam said.
The Charleston Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan was the first approved plan in the U.S. and has been used for teaching purposes by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The plan provides 30 government entities within Charleston County with eligibility for federal pre- and post- disaster funding and contributes towards the CRS ratings for 14 jurisdictions within the County.
"I am pleased and extremely honored to have been selected for this award," Rennhack said. "I greatly appreciate the opportunities that Charleston County Government has provided to me and all of the assistance from my coworkers over the years."
Rennhack's supervisor praises her work. "It has been a pleasure working with Joni, and she certainly earned the award for all of her hard work," said Carl Simmons, Director of the County's Building Inspection Services Department. "Charleston County and our citizens are very fortunate to have Joni on our team."
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Total Square Footage: 1,988
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Second Level: 871
Bedrooms: 3
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Width: 40 ft Depth: 44 ft
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This article from This is London quotes Robbie Coltrane discussing the future of Hagrid in the books:
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Time could be running out for Harry Potter giant Hagrid, it emerged yesterday. Robbie Coltrane, the actor who plays him in the films, said the character could be killed off in the fifth book of the popular series.
'I know about what happens to Hagrid, which is something author JK Rowling told me from the beginning to help me prepare me for the part,' he said. 'There is a death in the fifth book of a central character. But I can't say more than that.'
A true clue, or is Robbie Coltrane a red-herring master like JKR? Is he saying "I shouldn't said that" right now? :) You decide! (I already have - let's mark this with a big fat rumor, thanks.) Thanks to Alison for sending this in.


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|Automakers on Monday released their U.S. sales results for January. These were the top-selling models, the number sold and the percent up or down from January 2013.
|Vehicle Number sold in January 2014 Percent change from January 2013
|Ford F-Series 46,536 -0.7 percent
|Chevrolet Silverado 28,926 -18.4 percent
|Ram 1500-3500 25,071 22.5 percent
|Toyota Camry 23,332 -26.9 percent
|Toyota Corolla 22,753 -4.5 percent
|Nissan Altima 22,515 4.9 percent
|Honda Civic 21,824 -0.3 percent
|Ford Fusion 20,717 -7.5 percent
|Honda Accord 20,604 -13.9 percent
|Ford Escape 19,459 -2.4 percent
|Source: Autodata Corp.
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Carol Stringari joined the Guggenheim staff in 1992. She is responsible for assessing and developing policies and procedures for the care and treatment of the collection. Working closely with the conservation and curatorial staffs, she identifies priorities and oversees research and treatment. She manages conservation for a global loan and exhibition program, working with the staff to assess risk and develop guidelines for safe travel and installation, as well as for environmental conditions and the proper storage of the collection. She has led an initiative to garner advocacy for conservation by establishing the Conservation Council, and is overseeing the design of a new satellite lab at the museum. She has carried out research and treatment on a wide range of artworks, including works by Vincent van Gogh, László Moholy-Nagy, Robert Ryman, Bruce Nauman, and Ad Reinhardt.
Stringari played a key role in formulating and implementing the Guggenheim's Panza Collection Conservation Initiative as well as the Variable Media Initiative. The Variable Media Initiative is an innovative methodology for documenting conceptual and ephemeral works for long-term preservation that involves working with contemporary artists to gain a thorough understanding of the conceptual underpinnings and material nature of their work. She co-organized an exhibition specifically on this theme in 2004, titled Seeing Double: Emulation in Theory and Practice. In 2008, Stringari organized the exhibition Imageless, the culmination of a long-term research project on the scientific analysis and experimental laser treatment of a damaged study painting by Reinhardt. She is a founding member of the International Network for the Conservation of Contemporary Art and is an adjunct professor at the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University.
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It was a busy night for partygoers and police, but the Minnesota State Patrol is pleased with the way 2013 began.
New Year's Eve in Minnesota has free of DUI-related deaths for the fifth year in a row, and Minnesota State Patrol Sgt. Jesse Grabow believes that's because more and people are getting the message to have a sober driver, and taking it seriously.
"People know that we're going to be out and about we're not making it a secret, we want people to make good choices each time they get behind the wheel because our goal is DUI prevention, it's not about how many arrests we make. So if people can make good choices each and every time they're behind the wheel that's what it's all about."
Since 2002, there has been a downward trend of DUI related incidents on Minnesota roadways, during the New Years Eve holiday. Typically one of the busiest nights for police.
From 2002-2007, Minnesota State Patrol averaged arresting 322 people each year for driving under the influence, from 2007-2012 that number dropped to an average of 295 people each year.
Grabow, says he would like to see the decrease in DUI incidents and arrests not just on the New Years holiday but throughout the entire year.
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The Minnesota State Patrol will end 2012 with just under 380 fatalities on their highways. An increase from 2011 but below 400, which happened for the first time since 1944 in 2011.


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