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The first step in creating a good regimen for badminton practice is to know what your team needs. Each team is different, and successfully identifying your strengths and weaknesses, as they relate to the team, is the key to success.
How to Design Badminton Practice
Sports are the ultimate example of how hard work and dedication can pay off. By practicing hard and smart, an athlete or a team can increase its performance and see marked results. With the sport of badminton, it is important to train all aspects of the body and mind, and remember not to focus too much on just a few of these aspects. A good badminton training program focuses on conditioning as well as on technical improvement.
Things You'll Need
- Badminton equipment
- Badminton courts
- Badminton coach or physical trainer
- 400-meter track
Begin each season with general fitness drills. You want your team to be strong in all of the following areas: strength, muscular endurance, cardiovascular endurance, agility, balance, speed and coordination. If any of these areas are weak, begin a program to strengthen that area, without ignoring the areas in which your team excels.
Ensure that each of your athletes is physically healthy enough to begin the workouts. If you're coaching a youth badminton team, get information from the parents on their children's health needs, such as asthma or allergies. If you're coaching an adult team, make sure you stress that it is important for team members to get proper nutrition and rest so they can always perform at their best.
General fitness drills can be tailored to whatever your team needs. It is general practice to start the season with distance running, sprints, muscle workouts, balance drills, and lots of stretching. Wait a week or so until you use shuttlecocks in play. It's important to hammer out the basics first. Do not underestimate stretching when you exercise. A pulled hamstring can take the best player out of the game for an entire season, and could have a lasting effect on his performance.
After you're satisfied with how your team is performing physically, you should begin with hand-eye coordination drills. These do not necessarily have to be with racquets and shuttlecocks. Simply playing catch or a few games of basketball can be a good start.
After your team is fully warmed up for the season, you should start playing some badminton. These can either be drills, like setting up two players to have the longest volley, or you can have them play full-on competitive matches. Use your imagination here. If you think of an effective technique that the other coaches can't, that's one more thing that will help you to have a successful season.
Exhibition matches can work wonders for your team. Get your two best players to play a match in front of the rest of your team, then talk about what they are doing well and what they can improve on. All the players will benefit from seeing and hearing this information. Provide plenty of feedback. Just because the coach may not be directly involved in the physical action doesn't mean he can zone out after he gives his orders. He needs to watch each and every player, learn their strengths and weaknesses, and tell them how to improve.
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Tips & Warnings
- One easily correctable mistake that many coaches make is not giving their players rewards for doing well. Too many coaches think that punishment is enough to make a player great, but you need a mix of punishment and reward. Punishment is what will hammer out bad behavior, but reward is what will coax out good behavior. To make your good players great, reward them. Usually a pat on the back or a short water break is all they need.
- As a coach, it is your most important responsibility to make sure that all your players are safe. If someone is complaining of an oncoming injury, don't chance it. Have that player practice in a way that won't agitate the injury. Make sure that all your players are well hydrated and are not working themselves too hard. Recovery is key to get better at any activity, physical or mental.
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The storms that moved through most of area last week have left some people still cleaning up. That's especially true in the Colby area, where many farms were destroyed, and trees knocked over.
While people on the East Coast are worrying about Hurricane Sandy, people right here in our area are trying to cope with a storm that destroyed their livelihoods.
Last weeks severe storms downed trees, and nailed parts of central Wisconsin. One of the worst hit areas was Colby, and the Schmitt farm, located on Huckleberry Road, just outside of town.
The dairy farm was hit hard by heavy winds, many of which knocked over barns, and carried away heavy machinery into fields. That devastation is still being felt today.
Terry Schmitt, owner of the family farm, is still cleaning up the chaos four days later. "I just lost my living. As of today, my cows are being sold because I have no way of feeding them. I've got them in a barn but I can't get the feed out of my silos. Feed for them is expensive, so were going to sell the cows today and make a decision at a later date. It is just too late in the year to rebuild, even if I do rebuild."
Schmitt says he was actually inside of one of the silos once the storms began. He said he fell 15 feet to the ground, just before it collapsed. He also says the wind blew his largest barn down, killing twelve calves and nine dairy cows, a huge loss to his livestock.
The Schmitt family has been working since Friday to clean up as much of the devastation as possible. Family and friends have spent countless hours helping move wood and other debris.
Terry says he is not sure if he is going to rebuild the barns. He says thankfully all of his property was insured.
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The Randolph County Planning Board met at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, February 4, 2003, in the Commissioner's Meeting Room, Randolph County Office Building, 725 McDowell Road, Asheboro, North Carolina.
welcomed Wilson Hawkins and Zack Murray, members of Scout Troup 582 from Quaker Heights Friends Meeting, to the meeting. Johnson explained to the Board that the scouts are working on their communications merit badge.
asked County Planning Director Hal Johnson to review with those in attendance Special Use Permit standards and provide a background for the eight requests for telecommunications towers under consideration for Special Use Permit.
Johnson said a "Special Use Permit" request refers to a zoning situation in which a particular kind of land use is permitted in a zoning district only when the Planning Board issues the permit after making specific "findings" as required by the Zoning Ordinance and North Carolina law. Johnson said the Planning Board may affix appropriate conditions to the Special Use Permit that the Board determines may be necessary for the protection of and compatibility with neighboring properties and the public interest.
Johnson said in Special Use Permit matters the Planning Board is much like a judge in a courtroom setting because the Board sits as a "quasi-judicial" administrative body when serving in its Special Use Permit role. The main focus and role of the Planning Board is on gathering relevant evidence and protecting the rights of citizens appearing before the Board. Johnson said that N.C. laws require that the Planning Board follow special rules of testimony and evidence gathering in order to make a required decision to issue or deny a Special Use Permit. Johnson said that because of this, all citizens providing information or testimony to the Planning Board must do so under sworn oath. Johnson said if the Planning Board grants a Special Use Permit it must make the following specific "findings":
Johnson said there are eight separate requests for telecommunications towers scheduled for Special Use Permit review. Johnson said that cellular towers were considered a "permitted use" in all County zoning districts after obtaining a Special Use Permit. Johnson said that the Federal Telecommunications Act of 1996 opened the telecommunications market to many service providers. Because the ability to provide adequate wireless services can be a major factor in public welfare and safety, Johnson said Federal law did not allow a local government to totally ban telecommunications towers from its jurisdiction or to enact local standards that would otherwise make it impossible for a communications provider to maintain adequate coverage in a community. Johnson said that in 1999, the Randolph County Board of Commissioners adopted new Telecommunications Towers Special Use Permit standards. Johnson said County planning staff and representatives of telecommunications providers had worked together to develop the technical zoning standards that must be met by a telecommunications site plan and location prior to being considered for a Special Use Permit. Johnson advised those in attendance that the planning Technical Review Committee had reviewed in detail over a period of weeks all eight of the proposals before the Planning Board and had determined that each proposal was in compliance with all technical development standards outlined in the County Zoning Ordinance.
Johnson advised those in attendance that N.C. zoning laws require Planning Board approval of a Special Use Permit by a vote of 5 out of 6 members (4/5 of membership). In conclusion, Johnson reminded all those in attendance that as part of a presentation at the public hearing it is in the applicants' or citizens' interest to present specific testimony to support or oppose each of the specific "findings" upon which the Planning Board is required to make.
Swearing in of Witnesses:
"Do you swear of affirm that the information you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?"
There were 15 citizens who stood and took this oath. Johnson advised that if anyone during the hearing presents testimony and was not sworn as part of this first group, then he would be sworn individually.
, Attorney, representing SBA Network Services, and AT&T Wireless Services, addressed the Board. Campen stated that he was legal representative for all eight requests scheduled for Special Use Permit review. Campen expressed his appreciation to the County planning staff for their assistance during the application technical review process. Campen asked Planning Director Hal Johnson if the applications and site plans submitted for the eight requests for individual telecommunication towers met all technical requirements as outlined in the Randolph County Zoning Ordinance. Johnson stated that the applications and site plans were all in technical compliance with standards and guidelines set forth in the county zoning ordinance for telecommunication towers. Campen advised the Planning Board that he would present three witnesses to address each of the four specific "Findings of Fact" that the Planning Board must consider during review of the eight individual requests. Campen introduced Harold Brubaker, Appraiser. Mr. Brubaker will provide testimony specifically to factual data relevant to test #3 (that the use will not substantially injure the value of adjoining or abutting property, or that the use is a public necessity) and test #4 (that the location and character of the use if developed according to the plan as submitted and approved will be in harmony with the area in which it is to be located). Campen submitted as evidence a copy of the detailed analysis and appraisal conducted by Mr. Brubaker for each of the sites. Campen said that at the conclusion of Brubaker's testimony he would present Fred Womble, Zoning Specialist, SBA Network, and Vikram Pai, RF Engineer, Bechtel Corporation, to specifically address technical issues relevant to test #1 (that the use will not materially endanger the public health and safety if located where proposed and developed according to the plan as submitted and approved) and test #2 (that the use meets all required conditions and specifications). Campen asked Planning Board Chairman Maxton McDowell if the Board would accept these witnesses as qualified in their specific fields for testimony. Chairman McDowell stated that the Board would accept these witnesses as qualified in their specific areas of testimony.
Harold Brubaker, RAA/GAA, Brubaker & Associates, Inc., Asheboro, N.C., advised the Planning Board that he had conducted a full Impact Analysis for each of the proposed tower sites. The detailed analysis included the surrounding neighborhood and additional properties and neighborhoods near similar telecommunications towers in Randolph County. Brubaker stated that based on his data, analysis, and conversations with residents in the areas, it is his professional opinion that the proposed telecommunications towers would not substantially injure the value of adjoining or abutting properties. It is also his opinion that the location and character of the towers would be in general harmony with the area in which it is located.
Brubaker gave a summary of the background work that was outlined in detail for each of the sites. Brubaker said that hundreds of property sales were considered and provided details of these property sales in his report that had been received as evidence by the Planning Board. Brubaker specifically referenced property sales in Courtland Manor Subdivision. This subdivision and related area property sales are reviewed in detail in the Impact Analysis submitted by his office. Brubaker said that several property owners in that community had specifically told him that they had purchased property in that subdivision without major concerns relative to an existing cell tower clearly visible from their property. Brubaker noted that some residents considered the cell tower a benefit because it would prevent additional development around their newly purchased homes. Brubaker repeated that it is his conclusion based on a detailed Impact Analysis that the placement of the towers as proposed would not substantially injure the value of adjoining properties and would be in general harmony with the area of location.
Fred Womble, Zoning Specialist, SBA Network Services, provided the Planning Board with a report of the proposed site. Womble stated his qualifications as a BA Degree and 7 years experience in local government zoning in North Carolina. Womble advised the Board that he had worked closely with County Planning staff to insure that each technical requirement of the Randolph County Zoning Ordinance was met by each site plan and application for all eight of the cell towers under consideration by the Planning Board. Planning Board member Larry Brown asked Womble the MSL (Mean Sea Level) height of the tower being proposed on the Branson Mill Road site. Womble responded that MSL is 758 ft. Planning Board member Bill Dorsett asked if SBA Network had provided a statement of what communications companies they had contacted to determine if there were towers already in the area upon which AT&T Wireless could co-locate. Womble responded that information and a letter stating there were not other options within one mile of this site that would meet the technical needs of AT&T was contained in the application. Dorsett said that it was the intent of the zoning ordinance that telecommunications towers make all possible efforts to locate on existing towers so as to reduce the number of new cell towers that would be required in rural Randolph County. Brown said that he would like to see another cellular provider committing to locate on this new tower being proposed. Campen said that County telecommunication tower standards require that new towers be designed to serve at least two additional providers. Campen said that testimony from Vikram Pai may answer the technical aspects of these questions, but noted that County zoning codes require that a provider contact all telecommunications tower providers within a one mile radius to determine if co-location on towers is possible. Campen said that there were no towers within a one-mile radius.
Vikram Pai, RF Engineer, Bechtel Corporation, provided the Board with information on his professional background and experience. Pai said that AT&T currently only maintains coverage along the major highways in Randolph County, and it is the desire of AT&T to have the opportunity to extend this telecommunications coverage throughout Randolph County. Pai said he had studied the location of current towers located within Randolph County and was also able to review computer-generated maps produced by the County Planning Department which reflected the location of all existing tower locations within County jurisdiction. Pai said that none of the existing towers currently located within Randolph County would allow AT&T to achieve their service needs to the county. Planning Board member Bill Dorsett asked Pai if they had studied the possibility of locating on existing transmission or power lines. Pai said that they had considered this option; however, no power lines or transmission lines located within the service area were high enough to meet their transmission service requirements. Dorsett asked Pai what factors are utilized by the wireless company when determining the exact location of a proposed tower on a large tract of land, and how much could a tower site location vary on a particular site. Pai said that there are many factors that must be taken into consideration when considering the specific location of a tower site on a tract of land. The need to provide or maintain total communications network service is the critical factor in specific site selection. Planning Board member Larry Brown asked Pai why AT&T cell phones don't provide complete coverage in this area, and other cell phone do provide coverage. Pai responded that it depends on the type of equipment and location requirements available to the individual service providers. Dorsett asked if this was the first site considered or if other sites had been considered for this particular location on Branson Mill Road. Womble responded that this was the first site considered for this location. Dorsett asked if all eight of the telecommunications tower requests before the Planning Board were for the first site considered by AT&T wireless. Womble responded that he did not have that information at this time, but normally a cell tower is proposed to be located on the best available location on a site.
Planning Director Hal Johnson asked Womble to explain to the Planning Board the general process used by a telecommunications provider to select a tower site when the property owner has a large amount of land available for siting a cell tower. Womble said that a site best suited for telecommunications signals within the service area desired by the provider is the primary consideration. Johnson said that he asked that question because of concerns expressed to him from adjoining neighbors at the Branson Mill Road site. Johnson said that these individuals were not opposed to the location of a cell tower, but had been very concerned that this specific proposed site location was on land located closest to adjoining properties and the most distant from the actual property owner.
Planning Board member Larry Brown asked Womble who owns the two existing towers located closest to the site. Womble said these towers are not located within the one-mile radius required by the County ordinance. Pai reminded the Board that tower site locations are based on the service providers' need to provide area network communications coverage. Pai said that AT&T had co-located on one of the towers located nearest to the proposed site on Branson Mill Road. Pai said the proposed tower and site were needed to connect two other tower sites for network coverage, thus eliminating overlapping or duplicate coverage zones. Planning Board member Bill Dorsett asked if AT&T co-locates on other towers in this area. Pai said that AT&T is currently located on 26 existing towers in Randolph County and co-locates when possible. Planning Board member Larry Brown asked if AT&T has any co-locators currently scheduled for this tower if it is approved. Campen said there are not commitments at this time; however, current County telecommunication tower standards require new towers to be built to accommodate at least two co-locators in addition to the primary owner.
Henry Campen summarized Pai's testimony that stated the existing telecommunications towers in Randolph County would not provide AT&T the service network necessary for adequate coverage in the area. Campen introduced the maps of AT&T's service coverage areas, and the proposed coverage areas. Campen also introduced into evidence the aerial photographs of proposed sites and the detailed Impact Analysis conducted by Harold Brubaker.
Chairman Maxton McDowell asked for a show of hands of those persons in attendance that were in opposition to the request at the Branson Mill site. There were 11 people who stood in opposition to the request.
Tony Warren, 1309 Branson Mill Road, provided a letter from Michael Dennis, Realtor, Boyd Realty, and a letter from a developer interested in developing his property. Both letters indicated that they felt the location of a tower would devalue Mr. Warren's property. Mr. Warren stated that he had built a 1600-foot road into his property with the hopes that some day he would be able to develop the land. Warren said that he was concerned that now he would not be able to develop his land as intended due to the location of the new tower so close to his property. Warren also said that Mr. Coltrane, who owns the land upon which the tower is being proposed, also owns a substantial amount of land connected to this site. Warren questioned the decision to locate the tower close to Warren's property, but at a distance that would have the least amount of effect on the property owner (Mr Coltrane), who would derive all the financial benefits from the lease of the land for the tower. Warren said that it was his concern that if this tower was built in the location proposed, he would lose the possible sale of his house.
Larry Beeson, 1305 Branson Mill Road, said that he did not receive a letter notifying him of this hearing. Beeson complained about the tax value on his property. Beeson said he was not contesting the location of the tower as much as he was contesting procedures in notifying residents. Beeson also said there was another cell tower in the general area. Planning Director Johnson said that the County routinely notified all adjoining property owners, in addition to putting signs on the property and running legal advertisements in the newspaper. Johnson said the County was not required to notify everyone within one-mile and that Mr. Beeson probably had this requirement confused with the one mile radius a tower provider must check for other towers that may be suitable for co-location.
Tony Warren again stated his concerns that this tower site is being proposed on a 3+ acre site that is next to him, when Mr. Coltrane (property owner) has other land on higher elevation located on cleared land that would have less impact on Warren. Chairman McDowell said he understood Mr. Warren's concerns, but the Board must also consider all testimony and evidence presented when making a decision.
As there were no other citizens desiring to provide testimony, Chairman McDowell closed the public hearing and asked for comments from Board:
Planning Board member Bill Dorsett said that of all eight requests before the Board being considered, only two requests are located near adjoining residences. Dorsett said that he felt if there was an alternate site that could be considered by a telecommunications provider for tower location that would have less impact on adjoining residences, then he felt that site should be chosen by the tower provider regardless of just being concerned about meeting generalized technical requirements. Dorsett said that every land use location is different, and that is why the law requires a public hearing and additional standards for issuance of a Special Use Permit. Dorsett said as a Board member he accepts the expert testimony of the AT&T witnesses, but he has concerns about this request meeting the 4th test required for issuance of a Special Use Permit which is about a land use being in general harmony with the area in which it is located. Planning Director Johnson said that telecommunications towers are some of the most difficult issues the Planning Board must face. Johnson said the County planning staff work close with the telecommunications company to insure that there are not other towers within the area upon which they might co-locate. Planning Board member Phil Ridge said that the property owners' wishes must also be taken into consideration when making a decision where a tower should be located on an individual's land. Planning Board member Chris McLeod said that what might appear to some as large tracts of open land might actually be farm land, and that the location of a tower in the middle of this active farmland might have a big impact on the farmer. Planning Board member Larry Brown said that he also accepted the expert testimony provided by Harold Brubaker, Fred Womble, and Vikram Pai; however, he was concerned about the proposed site being located so close to adjoining residences when there was not substantial evidence presented that would preclude the possibility of locating the tower at another location on the property owner's land that would have less of a impact on neighbors. Brown said it was because of this concern that he would make a motion to deny the request as having not presented sufficient evidence of meeting Test #4. "That the location and character of the use if developed according to the plan as submitted and approved will be in harmony with the area in which it is to be located and general conformity with the Land Development Plan for Randolph County." Bill Dorsett seconded this motion. Brown and Dorsett voted for the motion, and Craven, Mcleod, Ridge, and McDowell voted against the motion. The Special Use Permit was denied upon failure to obtain a 4/5 vote of the Planning Board required to approve a Special Use Permit.
Henry Campen, Attorney representing SBA Network Services, and AT&T Wireless Services, asked the Board to accept the testimony and evidence presented during the first request as applicable to this request for purposes of public hearing time. Mr. Campen also reserved the right to present his expert witnesses for rebuttal testimony. Chairman Maxton McDowell agreed to accept previous testimony and evidence applicable to this request as presented by the three witnesses for AT&T Wireless Services and recognized Campen's right to present rebuttal testimony as needed.
Hal Johnson, Planning Director, advised the Board that the County Technical Review Committee had reviewed in detail the above application and found it to be in technical compliance with standards and regulations outlined in the County Zoning Ordinance for telecommunication towers.
Chairman McDowell asked if there were persons who wished to speak to the Planning Board in opposition to this request.
Norm Zimmerman, 1432 Tabernacle Church Road, addressed the Board and said that he was representing himself, his wife, and Paul York, who owned property in the area of the proposed tower location. Zimmerman said that he did not oppose the tower based on the first three tests that the Planning Board must consider when deciding on a Special Use Permit. Zimmerman said that he opposed this request based on Test 4, which must show that the proposed land use would be in harmony with the area. Zimmerman said that he and his wife invested in this land because of the unique qualities of the rural environment that they valued. They are farming a vineyard, which is ideal for such an environmentally sensitive area of Randolph County. Zimmerman said the aesthetics of a rural area is important and once that special character is lost, it is gone forever. He asked the Planning Board not to allow a land use that would cause such a drastic change to the rural area.
Leslie Zimmerman, 1432 Tabernacle Church Road, agreed with her husband, and added that there are other towers in this general area of the county and in Davidson County that she felt might be good for co-locations. Zimmerman stated that the appraiser for AT&T did not talk with adjoining property owners in her neighborhood when asking if they would have purchased land in this area with a cell tower located close by. Zimmerman said that they would not have purchased land had a cell tower been in the area. Planning Board member Larry Brown asked Zimmerman if she would be able to see the tower from her home and Zimmerman responded "yes."
No other persons spoke in opposition to this request.
Henry Campen asked Harold Brubaker to address the concerns expressed by the Zimmermans. Brubaker asked the Board to consider his detailed Impact Analysis as previously submitted to the Board for these sites. Brubaker said that although this site is located in a rural and sparsely populated area, he considers whether the area already has "public infrastructure" in determining whether a telecommunications tower would be out of harmony with the area. Brubaker said infrastructure can be looked at as telephone poles, electrical lines, and similar structures serving development in the area. Brubaker said he looked at this site proposal as similar to the Mount Shepherd site in Randolph County. Brubaker said he looked at actual sales of property to determine if the location of a cell tower has negative results. Brubaker used as an example the cell tower impact on Poole Town Road as showing no negative effects on property sales. Planning Board member Larry Brown asked Brubaker if he had looked at areas without the presence of cell towers to obtain a sample of sales with and without towers. Brubaker said that this would not allow for a base line in the study process. Planning Board member Bill Dorsett asked Brubaker his definition of "harmony" in an area. Brubaker said he is looking at the availability of existing infrastructure in a area such as telephone poles, electrical line, and similar public facilities. Dorsett asked why some higher priced subdivisions used underground utilities if aboveground was considered in harmony with any area. Brubaker said that not all subdivisions use underground utilities. Planning Board member Phil Ridge said that the issue of "harmony" in an area was one that left too much open for individual interpretation. Ridge said the best way to determine if a cell tower is in harmony with an area is to decide that the request has clearly met the first three tests required for a Special Use Permit and outlined in our ordinance. Campen asked Brubaker if he felt population density was a factor in considering "harmony" with a rural area. Brubaker said population density and proximity to the proposed site could be a factor in maintaining a rural "harmony." Campen asked Zimmerman to locate his home on the map provided on an overhead projector by the County. Zimmerman located his home and that of his neighbor. Campen asked Womble the distance the tower location would be from the homes indicated by Zimmerman, and Womble calculated that the tower would be 7/10 of a mile form Zimmerman's home. Campen asked Womble the MSL (Mean Sea Level) of the tower and Womble replied 582 feet. Planning Board member Lynden Craven asked for a show of hands of all those in attendance at the public hearing who used cell phones. The majority of those present raised their hands as users of cell phones. Planning Board member Bill Dorsett said that even though the County has general guidelines, each request must be determined on its individual merit. Dorsett said this area is not sparsely populated, and the location of a tower in the proposed location would be out of character with the general harmony of the rural area.
Lynden Craven made the motion, seconded by Phil Ridge, to approve the Special Use Permit request. Craven, Ridge, McDowell, and McLeod voted with the motion. Larry Brown and Bill Dorsett voted against the motion. The motion did not pass as a result of failure to obtain a 4/5 vote necessary for approval.
County Planning Director Hal Johnson advised that the Technical Review Committee met and found that this proposed tower was in compliance with the standards outlined in the County Zoning Ordinance.
Campen asked that the testimony presented during the first request be considered in this request and asked for the right to present rebuttal testimony.
Lowanda McDowell, Old Humble Mill Road, said that this was an ideal location for a cell tower. McDowell said that this tower will eventually be in her backyard and that she feels as an independent real estate agent that this will not damage her property value. McDowell said that she felt that the only reason someone would oppose this request would be that they wanted it on their property. McDowell said that she has spoken with all the adjoining property owners and no one had any opposition to this request.
Howard Cox, 2721 Panther Drive, Raleigh, North Carolina, adjoining property owner, said that he is not speaking in opposition but he did question some of the data supporting the site. Cox said that he felt the data was skewed against those that don't want the tower. Cox said that he is retired engineer from CP&L and he does question their siting of the tower.
Artie Cox, Garner, North Carolina, adjoining property owner, expressed concern that no other sites were considered. Cox said that the large gray areas on the coverage map do not show where existing towers are within municipal areas. Cox said that the spacing of tower sites is not dictated only by the engineering but also by who wants a tower site. Cox said that he felt there were possibly better sites for a tower than this one. Cox said that he felt this site was driven by the landowner's wanting the site, not by the engineering.
Lowanda McDowell said that this is the most feasible high point on her property.
Campen asked Cox to locate their property on the map. Pai provided a map that showed towers in the municipal areas and said that AT&T is already co-locating on each of those tower sites. Pai showed maps of the coverage areas and the areas that they are trying to cover (a propagation model). Pai explained how these models are designed and their service coverage demands. Brown asked if Pai had a chart of his competitors' coverages. Pai said he does not but the equipment they use is not the same. Brown asked if they used the same height towers and Pai answered yes. Ridge asked about how much the site location could vary, and Pai explained that if the tower is moved, the coverage will shift the same amount as the movement. Pai said that this site is the best location for the service coverage they are trying to create. Campen asked Pai the definition of MSL and Brown answered height above sea-level. Campen asked about the propagation coverage, and Pai said that it indicates the minimum coverage area. Brown asked if atmospheric conditions could affect coverage, and Pai said it could affect the equipment but not the coverage area. Pai did provide propagation maps of the entire County and maps of the individual site area. Brown asked Womble what role monetary considerations had in determining the site of a tower and Womble said that it does not really come into the decision of the location. Brown asked if he negotiated for easements with the landowners, and Womble answered he did not. Womble said that the site is considered because it is the location of the best signal, and an agreement can be worked out with a willing landowner.
Wayne Clark, Hwy 22/42, Ramseur (Coleridge area) owns a business at 2525 NC Hwy 705, Seagrove, and lives on Hwy 22/42 near Coleridge. Clark said that he wants to see the Board approve these sites so that his cell phone services will be good.
Craven made the motion, seconded by McLeod, to approve this request. The motion passed unanimously.
County Planning Director Hal Johnson advised that the Technical Review Committee met and found that this proposed tower was in compliance with the standards outlined in the County Zoning Ordinance.
Campen asked the Board to adopt the previous testimony and evidence provided by his witnesses.
Wayne Clark, 3832 NC Hwy 22/42, Ramseur, said that he is in favor of cellular coverage coming to his area. Clark said the coverage in this area is very poor.
Jeff Smith, Smith Grantville Airfield, Old NC Hwy 13, said that the site is within ½ mile of his airfield. Smith said that the airfield is located southwest of this location but it would not be visible from his home. Smith gave the Board the coordinates of his field and told the Board that his runway has a large fly-in each year in September. Smith said that they have twin-engines, single-engines, and other small aircraft using their airfield. Smith said they are used by the US Army Special Forces also. Smith said that the tower will not be an issue that they can't live with because there will be over 600 ft. of separation between the flight path and the height of the tower. Smith said that the concern will be take-offs and landings and asked if the tower could be lit with strobe lights, beacons, or some type of lighting for safety purposes. Brown asked for Smith's qualifications. Smith said that he has 3 airline certifications, currently flies a 737 for Midway Airlines, flew for the military, etc. Smith said that some pilots will go as low as possible during hazy conditions to be able to see.
Campen asked Smith to locate his airfield on the map. Smith did so. Campen asked Pai if AT&T checks with FCC about the location of airfields. Brown asked Pai if he realized that the FCC allowed a tower in the flight path at the Greensboro Airport. Campen said that AT&T had nothing to do with the tower Brown mentioned. Pai provided the Board with the information he received from the FCC concerning this location. Campen said that they are not trying to dispute Smith's testimony. Dorsett asked Smith how long his airfield has been in existence and Smith answered 1982.
Johnson said that the only concern Smith had was that the tower be lighted. McDowell asked Womble about lighting of the tower and Womble said they are not required to light a tower of this height.
Brown made the motion that this request be approved with the condition of proper lighting. Dorsett seconded this motion.
Johnson said that the staff can meet with SBA concerning lighting.
The motion passed unanimously.
County Planning Director Hal Johnson advised that the Technical Review Committee met and found that this proposed tower was in compliance with the standards outlined in the County Zoning Ordinance.
Campen asked that the testimony of his witnesses and evidence presented be incorporated into this part of the minutes and he reserved the right for rebuttal.
There was no one present in opposition.
Brown asked for an MSL reading and Fred Womble said 758.1 ft.
Dorsett said that this is an ideal area and this is the type of location should be considered. Dorsett commended the applicant on this site.
Dorsett made the motion, seconded by Brown, to approve this request for a Special Use Permit. The motion passed unanimously.
County Planning Director Hal Johnson advised that the Technical Review Committee met and found that this proposed tower was in compliance with the standards outlined in the County Zoning Ordinance.
Campen asked the Board to adopt the previous testimony and evidence provided by his witnesses.
Brown asked for the MSL and Fred Womble answered 708.2.
Brown made the motion, seconded by Dorsett, to approve this request for a Special Use Permit. The motion passed unanimously.
County Planning Director Hal Johnson advised that the Technical Review Committee met and found that this proposed tower was in compliance with the standards outlined in the County Zoning Ordinance.
Campen asked that the testimony of his witnesses and evidence presented be incorporated into this part of the minutes and he reserved the right for rebuttal.
Womble said the MSL is 759.1 ft.
There was no one present in opposition to this request.
Ridge made the motion, seconded by Dorsett, to approve this request for a Special Use Permit. The motion passed unanimously.
County Planning Director Hal Johnson advised that the Technical Review Committee met and found that this proposed tower was in compliance with the standards outlined in the County Zoning Ordinance.
Campen asked that the testimony of his witnesses and evidence presented be incorporated into this part of the minutes and he reserved the right for rebuttal.
Womble said that the MSL of this site is 554.18 ft.
McLeod made the motion, seconded by Craven, to approve this request for a Special Use Permit. The motion passed unanimously.
|Hal Johnson, Planning Director


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|10. c. 1830 – John B. Nealley House – 169 Main Street
Thought to have been built by Charles Northend Cogswell (1797-1846), this house then became the home of Hon. John B. Nealley (1810-1886) and Mary Elizabeth Jewett Nealley (1817-1890). She was the daughter of Thomas D. Jewett, Sarah Orne Jewett's great uncle and a partner in the Jewett shipping business. A native of New Hampshire, John B. Nealley opened a law practice here in 1845 and became an official of the Portsmouth Manufacturing Company cotton mill. He was South Berwick's tax collector in the 1860s and 1870s, and served in the Maine state senate in 1870 and 1871.
Cogswell. Charles Northend Cogswell, an attorney who served as Maine state senator and representative in the 1830s and 1840s, built this house, according to local historian Margarey Foote (1834 - 1915). Born in South Berwick in 1797, he was the son of Northend Cogswell, who lived on Portland Street. He attended Berwick Academy and graduated from Bowdoin in 1814 at the age of 17, then became a law partner of William Allen Hayes (source: 1880 History of York County).
Charles Northend Cogswell - Photo courtesy of Berwick Academy
A memoir by Mary Jewett states that Cogswell shared a law office with Hayes on the second floor of the Parks Store. "It is said that for many years more business was done in their office than in any other in the country," according to the History of York County. "Mr. Cogswell possessed the confidence of the community in a large degree, not merely in his professional services but in his business relations and public duties. He was often elected to represent his town and county in the Legislature and Senate of the State, and was a member of the latter body in 1833-34. After an honorable and useful life he died suddenly on the 11th of October, 1843, in the forty-seventh year of his age. Judge Goodenow, in reply to the application to place upon the records of the court the resolves of sympathy adopted by the bar, observed, 'In a professional career of twenty-five years, few, very few, have accomplished it so well. His talents for business were indeed extraordinary, and he was most diligent in the employment of them. His memory was retentive, and he was exceedingly accurate in all his transactions in his office and in the courts. His whole demeanor was amiable and exemplary.'"
The intersection of Main and Academy Streets, South Berwick, about 1860
Son Frederick T. Neally worked as a cobbler and harness maker. He married Addie Knox of Dover in 1879. At the Corner, off Central Square, his shop was at today's 10 Portland Street, where the old Jewett store had been founded half a century before by his grandfather, Thomas Jewett. Mary Jewett wrote that the business was at one time known as Carpenter and Nealley. John B. Nealley died in 1886, and his wife Mary Elizabeth in 1890.


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Two weeks ago, I visited the Charles A. Lindbergh Historic Site in Little Falls, Minnesota. My parents both grew up in Little Falls, and I'd visited the Lindbergh site, which is operated by the Minnesota Historical Society, since I was a child. This time, I brought my own kids. In the visitors' center we watched the introductory movie, with original footage from Lindbergh's historic 1927 flight across the Atlantic, and my kids enjoyed playing in the Spirit of St. Louis replica cockpit.
What made the biggest impression on me, though, were the laminated reproductions of newspaper front pages reporting Lindbergh's accomplishment. Newspapers from New York, Paris, and other major metropolitan areas were represented, and their stories were compelling. But most interesting to me was the front page from the Little Falls newspaper. I picked that one up, sat down, and read every word.
While I had many relatives living in Little Falls in 1927, I didn't expect to find any of their names in the story — and I didn't. What came through loud and clear, though, was the excitement of a community responding to one of their own — someone who had played there on the banks of the Mississippi and attended Little Falls High School — making good in the most spectacular way imaginable. The articles allowed me to get a sense of what this exciting event would have been like for my two grandmothers, Erna Smith, age seven, and Bobbie Flack, age nine, as well as their parents and even grandparents. (One grandmother always said two of her older sisters flew with Charles Lindbergh in Little Falls, presumably before his transatlantic flight. I wish I could find documentation of that!)
What I took away from this experience was the unique perspective a local newspaper could provide on events of national importance. While genealogists generally recognize that historic newspapers are an invaluable resource for finding specific information about ancestors, I hadn't fully considered how much local color and context a hometown newspaper could provide about a major news event. These accounts convey the impact of national news on an ancestor's community and provide an additional layer of information about the lives our ancestors led. In the future, I know I'll be using newspapers of the past in an entirely new way.


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To become very pissed off by other people's irritating behaviours, especially to an uncontrollable level. Derived from how bulls are allegedly made angry by waving a red flag at them.
I got socks off my Auntie on Christmas, and the food was crap. It made me see red, and the next thing I remember, a tsunami had hit Asia.
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The act of wiping your anus so roughly after taking a shit that your asshole bleeds. One then 'sees red' on the toilet paper or in the bowl.
Guy 1: man your fuckin' ass stinks! Go clean that shit.. Probably got a turtlehead or somethin'
Guy 2: nope aint me, I see red on the regs
Guy 2: nope aint me, I see red on the regs
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The spirit of the holiday season was turned into a spirit of giving this week in Omaha. More and more random acts of kindness sprouted up across the city.
While not all acts of kindness are directly related, last week NBC News' Ann Curry tweeted out an idea, #26. She asked people to take part in committing 26 different acts of kindness, one for each victim of the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy in Connecticut. "I think the only thing that can comfort you when you face something this tragic is do something good with it," Curry said.
While uncertain of the motive, earlier this week Sarah and Louis Teal of Omaha found themselves on the receiving end of one of those acts. "He unexpectedly paid for all of our items," said Sarah. "We needed a shovel and we needed to get ready for the storm and he paid for it for us, it was a blessing."
It may not seem significant to some, but a man the couple had never met picked up their tab at Shopko near 84th Street and West Center Road. The bill wasn't large, which contained a shovel and some food items, but it was enough to bless the newlyweds whose budget was already stretched thin.
"We tried to squeeze all of our presents together and we wanted to make sure everyone was covered," said Louis. "When we were in Shopko we were like oh my goodness, are we going to be able to get presents for everybody and that man just came unexpectedly."
Up until about 11 a.m. Friday, a clerk at the Kum & Go near 189th and Q told Channel 6 News there was a good Samaritan standing out front of the store, handing out $10 bills to random people.
About the same time, a woman named Mary Simmons stopped off at the Omaha Police Department's Northwest Precinct with a special gift of her own, a meal for over 100 police officers.
"It brought a lot of emotion to the officers, where they were thankful," said Omaha Police Sgt. Kyle Steffen. "It was something they don't see every day, the thankfulness of the citizens that we serve on a regular basis."
Not all the acts of kindness were directly related to Curry's #26 idea. However, regardless of the motive, especially for the Teals it's a blessing that they are hopeful will continue through the season.


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All I needed was the address.
Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen are splurging $14 million on an apartment in the storied One Madison Park glass tower, Page Six can exclusively reveal.
The Patriots quarterback and the top-earning supermodel have gone into contract on a three-bedroom, full-floor condominium on the 47th floor, were told. A source said: They went for the model apartment, which is a full-floor private residence with amazing city and river-to-river plus park views.
A previous listing said the apartment boasts breathtaking views north and west, including a vista directly up Madison Avenue.
It will allow Tom Brady to look down on Gotham like Batman, another source quipped which will surely unnerve many Jets and Giants fans.
The interior of the dazzling duos apartment, crafted by Danish designer Thomas Juul-Hansen, boasts solid quarter-sawn white oak plank floors and oversized doors, a master bedroom with his and hers closets and a master bath with a soaking tub and custom double vanities, perfect for the worlds most beautiful couple.
The glistening tower on East 22nd Street ran into financial woes after it hit the market in 2007. After a succession of foreclosures and lawsuits, the nearly empty tower was rescued by Related Companies, which attracted prospective buyers including Leonardo DiCaprio and fashion mogul Vera Wang, who looked at the $50 million triplex penthouse on the 58th to 60th floors.
Bündchen, the worlds highest-paid model, who earned $42 million last year, according to Forbes (while hubby Brady made $48.3 million), previously owned a triplex penthouse on West 11th Street, which she unloaded for $4.4 million. He had a condo at Time Warner Center, which he sold for $17.5 million.
They also have a sprawling, 14,000-square-foot mansion in LA they built from the ground, and are currently building a similar-size manse in Brookline, near Boston. A rep for Brady said, He doesnt comment on his private life, while reps for Bündchen and Related didnt get back to us.
All I needed was the address.
Imagine one night with that piece of zzz. How does he get so mad about a WR dropping a pass when he can hit that when he gets home?
As long as we beat the Pats, I could care less where he lives. His career is winding down anyway at 36.
A quarterback should hates every teams he played against. Geno should do the same.
He hates us, be we gave him his biggest break in the NFL, a starting job, thanks to Mo Lewis.
What a baby. Fcuk him and his cheating team.
storied One Madison Park glass tower
Brady puts the ASS in glass tower.
How long til his car gets keyed?
When someone gets a hold of his address please report...
I plan on mailing him a bag of dog ****
I also plan on printing out that picture of Rex with his middle finger up and writing the caption "Hey Bill, hey Tom, how does my ass taste?.
I hope they get roaches from a neighbor.


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Eishdeep Cattry has been named to the spring 2013 Dean's List at University of the Sciences. Selection for this award is based on completing and passing all assigned courses with no grade below a "C" and attaining an academic average of at least 3.4 for courses taken in the spring of 2013.
Cattry of Syosset is a doctor of pharmacy student.
The tradition continues at Robert Seaman with the recently held fifth grade circus pulling into town.
There were stilt walkers who didn't just take steps but walked on stilts over each other - the whole group did the devil sticks expertly with a finale of a giant roll. Balancing acts with feathers that wiggle and move with every breath you take.
The diablos tossed and displayed fancy foot works with tricks, and the spinning of plates and salad holders wowed the audience.
Nassau BOCES District Superintendent Dr. Thomas Rogers, Nassau BOCES Barry Tech Automotive Technology Instructor John Gaare, and Nassau BOCES Board President Stephen B. Witt, recently congratulated SkillsUSA award winner Emily Witteck of Jericho, who was part of the Nassau BOCES Barry Tech team at this year's SkillsUSA New York Leadership Conference and Skills Championship, held in Syracuse. The mission of SkillsUSA is to empower its members to become world-class workers, leaders and responsible American citizens. Nassau BOCES Barry Tech is a state-of-the-art career and technical education center in Westbury.
Fifth grade students at Robert Seaman Elementary School recently participated in a consumer lesson that involved creating a business plan, marketing their products and learning how to write out a check and balance a checkbook. Fifth grade teachers Ms. Gladd, Ms. Horowitz and Ms. Trieber facilitated the activity, that allowed students to shop in the other classrooms using funds that they earned during class time.
- Denise Nash
Long Island Lutheran Middle & High School recognized the achievements of its outstanding students at its Annual Honors Banquet held on June 11 at the Fox Hollow Caterers in Woodbury. Among those honored was Woodbury resident Francesca Filandro, a LuHi Junior.
Assemblyman Charles Lavine (D-Glen Cove) joined Matthew Osnowitz, a junior at Jericho High School who organized a fun-filled day of tennis, basketball, sports and games for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) at Sportime in Syosset. The event was crafted by Wendi Enright, Regional Director of Sportime.
Robert Seaman Elementary's second grade classes went on a field trip to learn about the community of Jericho's history. The trip started with a short bus ride to Jericho Public Library where the students sat attentively listening to an informative lecture about Jericho's history. Afterwards the 2 classes paid a visit to Jericho's landmark Milleridge Inn.
Students were taken on a tour through the building and then through the outdoor village. After the tour was over the 2nd graders excitedly visited the shops and made a few purchases. "It was the best trip of the year!" many students said.
Robert Seaman's PTA hosted its annual Family Picnic on its beautiful school grounds. Enjoying a break from the rain, the sun shone down on the Seaman families who gathered to enjoy an evening of fun and friendship.
Parents were able to relax and enjoy dinner while students munched on pretzels, pizza and watermelon. Some students played soccer, others played on the playground and all enjoyed dancing to music of the live DJ which was the perfect end to the evening.
Jaclyn Schess, a 17-year-old junior at Syosset High School, was recently awarded first place in the 2013 Nassau County Public Speaking Competition.
Sponsored by the Theodore Roosevelt Association and The Friends of Sagamore Hill, Schess triumphed over nearly 50 students who competed.
"Having this recognition at the culmination of my junior year has really been meaningful to me as it represents all the hard work I have put in for the last three years," Schess said.
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3-way fight likely for MCA Youth chief post
PETALING JAYA (Aug 6, 2013): MCA Youth is likely to see a three-cornered fight for its top post in its year-end election.
Apart from the favourite candidate, national Youth Education Bureau chief Chong Sin Woon, two division youth chiefs, Datuk Goh Gaik Meng (Batu) and Tan Kok Eng (Bandar Tun Razak) are expected to join the fray.
It is learnt that incumbent Youth vice-chief Yoo Wei How, who was earlier tipped to contest the position, would focus on defending his central committee (CC) post in the parent body instead.
A party source told Sin Chew Daily that with Yoo leaving the wing, Chong's chances of winning the post have increased.
"Yoo and Chong belong to the same camp, it is unlikely that they will contest against each other.
"If Yoo is re-elected to the CC, there is a good chance that he may be reappointed as organising secretary.
"Chong will be the favourite, given his positive image, the good publicity he got in handling educational issues and the fact that he is Youth chief and Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong's handpicked successor," said the source.
However, the source added that should the wing's professionals bureau chief Datuk Chua Tee Yong decide to join the contest, the son of party chief Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek is almost assured of victory.
"But it is believed that Tee Yong will leave the youth wing to contest a senior position in the parent body."
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We are always thrilled when great designers are recognized – and the French government seem to be very conscious of the fashion community when it comes to serving up awards. The latest designer to receive the prestigious Chevalier of the Legion of Honour was John Galliano!
Although Londoners still feel he is one of us, he has been in
The ceremony for the award was a real who's who of team Galliano. Milliner Stephen Jones and DJ Jeremy Healy, creator of extraordinary sets, Michael Howell and model Scott Barnhill as well as Kate Moss, (in Dior, of course) plus the hairstylists Odile Gilbert and Julien d'Ys and makeup artist Pat McGrath who are all responsible for the amazing polish of his theatrical catwalk spectacles.
Everyone was in congratulatory mood – from President Sarkozy reminding John about his rep as an 'enfant terrible' to Kate Moss gushing "He talk me how to walk when I was 14!" to the designer dandy graciously accepting his medal with the words "I am honored and humbled to receive this award that I share with you all,"
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First time for everything: Maybin and Logan Morrison led off the game with back-to-back home runs, marking the first in franchise history that's happened. The last team to do it was the Cubs on May 13, 2009 against the Padres at Wrigley Field.


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Anniversary Interview Update
with Reed & Ginie Sayles
Recorded & Transcribed 2009, Updated Transcription 2010
Copyright © 2009 Reed Sayles
Updated 2010 & 2012
Question: Is this the longest time period each of you has been married?
Reed: Yes. Each of my previous marriages did not last beyond 6 years. Now, Ginie and I are entering our 28th year.
Ginie: Yes. My previous marriages did not make it as long as Reed's did.
Question: What do you think has been the secret to success for your marriage?
Reed: First, we really love each other. Second, I think the secret for us is being together 24 hours a day and saying loving words to each other throughout each day. I love the 24-hour commitment. It has been the most positive influence in my life overall.
Ginie: I think success in marriage is a day-by-day experience and it can never be taken for granted. There are no guarantees in any marriage; but I believe the best glue is kindness to each other. After one of my seminars in California, a woman said to me, "I have attended several of your seminars and listened as you and your husband set up the room before the seminar, not even aware I was just outside the door. I was impressed by the way you and your husband talk to each other."
Something else I think is relevant is that Reed and I laugh a lot together. We rarely fuss and when we do, it is short-lived.
Question: Are you religious as a couple?
Reed: We attend the Episcopal Church. We say prayers together every single day; and we make a dedication statement to each other, too.
Ginie: It is interesting that we were both Episcopalians when we met; so we both already had exactly the same faith. It feels as if our life together has been a spiritual journey.
Question: Are you political and do you mind if I ask about your politics?
Ginie: No, not at all. I am a swing-vote Independent. I think each party should have to vie for my vote, not take it for granted. I have voted in both parties at different times, depending on what I considered best for the country at the moment. I am the only one in my family to be an Independent. I do not understand why one party hates the other. They lie about each other to gain power and the country suffers for that. To me, the two parties are like Yin and Yang; we need both parties to keep the pendulum from swinging too far in either direction.
Reed: I mind a little, I guess. When I grew up I voted the way I was taught to vote. After I experienced many sides of life, I realized we may have equal opportunities by law, but not everyone has equal abilities by birth. A mentally deficient person or even a slightly below average person cannot make savvy investments for their own retirement. Even average and above average individuals and some well-educated, intelligent people may not be able to invest knowledgeably for retirement. Wall Street has proven in the recent crash that it was too corrupt to be trusted to do the best for individuals without supervision. Charities to help people have as much fraud and abuse as government programs; so as an American, I trust our imperfect government programs more because their aim is to protect the average guy. I guess that makes me a Democrat. I respect other people's views. My wife is an Independent and I respect that. We do not argue about politics.
Question: Did you think your marriage would last this long?
Reed: Yes, I did. I knew this marriage was different for me and I wanted it to last forever.
Ginie: I felt this one stood a good chance of making it. We have been happy and we are still happy together.
Question: How do you celebrate your anniversary?
Reed: We make a big deal out of it. We spend the whole day celebrating. Romantic cards, gifts, love notes.
Ginie: We celebrate it differently, each year, so it has an element of discovery. Sometimes we celebrate in Charleston, SC where we honeymooned. And we have spent our anniversary in Quebec, Canada, in Stockbridge, MA, in New York City, in Newport, RI, in Bangor, ME, in Cour de Alene, Idaho. The one constant we have is French cuisine because we had our wedding dinner at French Fortnight at Neiman-Marcus in downtown Dallas and that was one of their last fortnights.
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The year Reed and I married (1985) Neiman's Fortnight (2 weeks) was all French. Everything was from France. They flew in a top French Chef to prepare the most wonderful food.
I really miss Fortnight and wish Neiman-Marcus would bring it back!
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National parks would likely close their gates, home mortgage rates could increase and local governments might have to absorb higher costs if national lawmakers can't compromise on the debt ceiling before the deadline Tuesday.
Even if a compromise is reached, there's still a 50-50 chance the country's debt rating will decrease from its perfect AAA rating, according to Standard & Poor's credit rating agency, which is calling for $4 trillion in spending cuts.
Such a credit rating drop would cause interest rates to rise for everyone from individual consumers to the federal government.
"What you're really talking about is an across-the-board cut in the standard of living in the United States," said Scott Phillips, head of research at Chattanooga-based Lauren Templeton Investments. "It may not be a very drastic cut, but it would have an effect."
However, Moody's Investors Service said late Friday that the United States should be able to keep its triple-A credit rating as long as Washington works out a deal that lets it continue to pay bondholders.
The Republican-controlled House of Representatives voted 218-210, almost entirely along party lines, for emergency legislation Friday night to prevent a threatened government default. But U.S. Senate leaders immediately defeated the plan by House Speaker John Boehner in a 59-41 vote.
"We are almost out of time" for a compromise, warned President Barack Obama as U.S. financial markets trembled at the prospect of economic chaos next week. The Dow Jones industrial average has lost 581 points over the past six days.
The House legislation would provide a quick $900 billion increase in U.S. borrowing authority — essential to allow the government to continue paying all its bills — along with $917 billion in cuts from federal spending.
Rep. Scott DesJarlais, R-Tenn., voted against the Boehner bill.
"After careful consideration, I ultimately decided that I could not vote in favor of the Budget Control Act," he said. "If we want to create jobs and boost our economy, we have to address our spending and debt now. That means both substantial and immediate cuts."
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid is proposing a measure to cut spending by $2.2 trillion over the next decade, but raise the debt ceiling by $2.7 trillion, enough to meet Obama's terms that it tide the Treasury over until 2013.
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If the two sides can't compromise in Washington, D.C., in the next few days, Chattanoogans will likely feel the effects in a number of ways. In the worst-case scenario that lawmakers reach no compromise, federally-funded services could begin shutting down next week.
Jim Davis, spokesman for the Gatlinburg Department of Tourism and Convention Center, said the Smoky Mountains National Park may have to close its gates.
"That'd be terrible," he said. "That's not something anyone wants to experience."
But Gatlinburg won't likely suffer, he said. With plenty of attractions and hiking trails outside the park, he still expects the city still will be a top tourist destination.
In the Chattanooga area, places such as Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park and Point Park also could shut down, though visitors still would be able to travel through parts of the parks.
Higher interest rates
If the government reaches a compromise by Tuesday, it is still possible the U.S. debt rating will drop, causing interest rates to increase on credit cards, student loans and home mortgages.
"It will definitely have a negative impact on home sales," said Jennifer Grayson, president of the Chattanooga Association of Realtors. "It would be devastating."
But local Realtor Cliff Butler sees a brighter future for home interest rates.
"They're at an all-time low right now, so how much more would they go up?" he said. "It'll probably definitely affect people, but will they stop buying? I don't think so."
But higher interest rates would price some buyers out of the market, and could require those trying to sell a house to have to reduce prices to draw potential purchasers.
Bruce Hutchinson, a University of Tennessee at Chattanooga economics professor, said that over time interest rates would stabilize, but not to the levels Americans are accustomed.
"In the longer term, to the extent there are spending cuts or tax increases, those factors can very much impact and create a new normal," he said.
Default can be avoided
That normal won't likely be one in which the government defaults on its debt, as some fear.
"I fully anticipate some type of deal is worked out over the weekend," said Lauren Templeton, founder and president of Lauren Templeton Capital Management.
Considering the government's monthly debts and revenues, a $134.3 billion shortfall is predicted for next month by the nonprofit Bipartisan Policy Center. But with the money coming in, the United States is likely to stave off default and pay priority obligations.
"This whole crisis is raising concerns about this government's ability to resolve not just the short-term debt limit problem but also the long-term fiscal imbalance," University of Tennessee economist Matt Murray said. "If we go down this path too far, we're going to see higher interest rates across the board, which will require governments and consumers to spend more just to finance their existing debt. That could hurt everyone."
The Obama administration could be forced next week to decide which bills to pay. Even if the government continues making interest payments and sending out Social Security, Medicare and pension checks, other services and federal offices could be hurt.
The Tennessee Valley Authority, the biggest federal agency in Chattanooga, is largely immune from the budget battle because the agency has been self-funding for the past two decades. But TVA's top AAA bond rating could be downgraded if the U.S. debt ratings drop, Moody's warned this week.
Federally funded road projects also won't be immediately halted next week if Congress doesn't reach a budget deal, according to Jennifer Flynn, a spokeswoman for the Tennessee Department of Transportation.
"For the projects that are going on, the money has been budgeted and the contractors are under contract with us," she said.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Georgia sophomore safety Josh Harvey-Clemons will miss the season opener at Clemson after admitting to smoking marijuana earlier this month in Athens.
The university confirmed the one-game suspension Tuesday, as did Bulldogs coach Mark Richt, who was attending the Southeastern Conference's spring meetings in Destin, Fla. Richt did not elaborate on the matter when questioned by reporters.
Harvey-Clemons, a 6-foot-5, 207-pounder out of Lowndes High School in Valdosta, Ga., was the defensive MVP of spring practice.
University police were called to the dorm room of Harvey-Clemons and sophomore tight end Ty Flournoy-Smith on the evening of May 14 after residents smelled marijuana, according to the incident report. A search did not uncover any marijuana, so there were no criminal charges filed, but the two players admitted to having smoked it.
Richt announced last week that Flournoy-Smith, who was arrested in February for filing a false police report, was transferring and could be headed to Georgia Military College.
Harvey-Clemons came out of spring practice as the starting strong safety in Georgia's base package and as the "star," a hybrid between a defensive back and an outside linebacker, in the nickel package. He played in all 14 games last season, tallying 14 tackles and one tackle for loss.
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Title: Cute But Small
Date: Mar 11, 2013
The candle is really cute but was smaller than I expected. The plastic crown arrived a little bent which was kind of disappointing because it couldn't be fixed. Since it was bent, it also kept falling over.
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Reviewed by: Jae43
Location: Portland, TX
Title: Great purchase
Date: Jan 17, 2013
The crown was very small compared to what I was needing, but I compromised and used it on my babies smash cake. I bought it on clearance so the price was great.
Reviewed by: KWerm
Title: Not what I expected..
Date: Sep 12, 2011
I thought the crown was going to be solid plastic from the look of the picture, but when it came it was actually just a piece of flimsy plastic that you have to make into a circle and attach the back pieces, and it came folded so now it has creases in it that I will have to try to flatten out. The "1" candle is cute, but something I could have found in a store. Definitely not worth the price.
Reviewed by: Newmama
Title: Small but cute
Date: Mar 21, 2010
I read from a previous review that these were small... and they were. But it still looked good on our small cake.
Reviewed by: Jayme
Title: Cake Topper
Date: Feb 11, 2010
For the price of this cake topper I don't think it is worth the money. The crown is so little. Thought it would be a lot bigger to put on the cake.
Reviewed by: silvermitt
Location: Florida
Date: Jan 16, 2010
Very cute cake topper for baby's 1st princess cake. I shopped around and this, indeed, was the most adorable. I expected the shipment within one week after my purchase and I recieved it in 4 days. Great customer service.
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