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Madonsela Lashes Out at Critics
Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela, has accused some people in society of allegedly targeting her office and interfering with her powers, as protected by the South Africa Constitution.
Addressing about 4 000 students and local community members at the University of Limpopo's Turfloop campus in Mankweng, Madonsela said out of several other Chapter Nine institutions in the country, her office is the only one which people are quick to interfere with, regardless of the constitution which protects it.
Madonsela, who was delivering a public lecture on ethics, governance of public office bearers and politicians, says everyone including politicians should be held accountable to promote justice and freedom for all.
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Scores of small scale farmers in Jozini, northern KwaZulu-Natal, are at risk of losing their farms.
According to the South African Broadcasting Corporation's Ayanda Mhlongo, more than 20 farmers have already lost their farms due to alleged corruption and mismanagement by Mjindi - a government appointed management entity.
Mhlongo says the farmers claim to have lease agreements on the land, adding that other farmers also allege government promised them farming implements, withheld by Mjindi, resulting in dying crops.
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CASAC Criticises Zuma Over Nkandla
The Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (CASAC) says that President Jacob Zuma's failure to account properly on the Public Protector's report on his Nkandla homestead shows contempt for Parliament and for the Constitution.
In a press statement, CASAC points out that, "The president should be allowed to complete his answers to the questions that had been tabled for answer on 21 August 2014, and to respond to any supplementary questions in the National Assembly."
Meanwhile, Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela, wrote that, "I am concerned that the decision you have made regarding the police minister gives him power he does not have under law, which is to review my decision taken in pursuit of the powers of administrative scrutiny I am given... by the Constitution."
To read the article titled, "CASAC: Zuma showing contempt for Parliament," click here.Source:News 24
Unity Against Corruption, GBV
Traditional leaders in Zambia call for collective efforts in the fight against corruption and gender-based violence (GBV).
The traditional leaders vow not to tolerate people intending to acquire pieces of land in their chiefdoms through corrupt practices, with chief Siachitema of Kalomo District describing corruption is a stumbling block in fostering national development.
Speaking at a workshop on the dissemination of the national anti-corruption policy for traditional leaders organised by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), Siachitema warned that people acquiring land corruptly should not be condoned.
To read the article titled, "Chiefs unite against graft, GBV," click here.Source:Times of Zambia
SA, Moz, Fight Rhino Poaching
South Africa has signed an anti-poaching agreement with Mozambique, a major transit route for rhino horn trafficked to Asia.
So far this year a total 293 rhino have been killed in South Africa with nearly half of the attacks in the Kruger Park, despite the deployment of troops to protect them.
Environmental Affairs minister, Edna Molewa, says the agreement "entails us working together with Mozambique to eradicate rhino poaching… so that Mozambique is not used as a transit country."
To read the article titled, "SA, Mozambique deal to fight rhino poaching," click here.Source:The Citizen
SASSA to Tackle Grant Fraudsters
The Department of Social Development says the names of bogus grant beneficiaries will be handed over to the fraud unit of the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA).
In a written reply to a parliamentary question, Social Development Minister, Bathabile Dlamini, said this will happen after the department has completed the overhauling of its social grant database.
Dlamini confirmed what Finance Minister, Pravin Gordhan, assenting the National Budget 2014/15 that more than a million 'invalid beneficiaries' have been removed from the grant system.
To read the article titled, "SASSA to tackle grant fraudsters," click here.Source:Sowetan Live
Malawi Makes Progress Following Graft Scandal
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says that Malawi has made progress after a massive government corruption scandal last year, but urged action to bring soaring prices under control.
Malawi adopted an action plan to bust graft in the wake of massive fraud last year that prompted Western donors to freeze US$150 million in aid.
The country is heavily dependent on donors, who bankroll up to 40 percent of its national budget.
To read the article titled, "Malawi 'making progress' after graft scandal," click here.Source:IOL News
SACC Calls for Resignations Over Nkandla
The South African Council of Churches (SACC) has responded to the Public Protector's report by saying those implicated should consider stepping down.
In a press statement, the SACC points out that, "For the future of the nation and the sustainability of our fledgling democracy, we urge those implicated in the report to consider stepping down."
The organisation also says that the report on Nkandla "should be interrogated, not on the timing of its release, but the merits of the contents therein and the implications for the country."
To read the article titled, "Those implicated by Nkandla report should resign: SACC," click here.Source:Times Live
Mbeki: Stolen Funds Dwarf Development Aid
Former President, Thabo Mbeki, has warned that the illicit flow of money out of Africa is at least double what the continent receives from development assistance, according to conservative estimates.
Mbeki, who is heading the High-level Panel on Illicit Financial Flows from Africa, created by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa and the African Union, blames the large corporations for most of the losses, although government theft does play some role.
"It's true that the majority on the continent is poor. But it's also true that the continent is losing a lot of its own resources, domestic resources, which - because they leave the continent - perpetrates that poverty," he explains.
To read the article titled, "Stolen funds dwarf development aid - Mbeki," click here.Source:All Africa
Nkandla Damaged Govt Credibility
Corruption Watch says a finding that President Jacob Zuma unduly benefited from upgrades to his Nkandla residence has damaged the government's credibility.
Corruption Watch executive director, David Lewis, warns that the Public Protector, Thuli Madonsela, report on her probe into the matter has 'severe' implications.
Lewis is of the view that, "The massive increase in the costs of the upgrade from R27 million to in excess of R200 million, coupled with the president's failure to take steps to prevent or even query clearly escalating costs reveal that he placed personal and family interests above those of the public."
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Your book is about being in a band and in a marriage, but it's also about infidelity. How has writing it altered your definition of infidelity?Oh, it hasn't. Believe me. Cheating is the worst thing you can do to another person. Short of killing them, it's the most violent act you can commit.
To write this book, you listened for hours to the band's practice tapes. How would the process have differed if the tapes had been video?Videos are too real. You can't change what you see. There's something pornographic about that. With audio, there's more elasticity. Hearing is more sensual than seeing, I think, which accounts for the power of music.
Elvis Costello shows up frequently in this book. What is his role?Elvis is not a muse exactly, but sort of a guide. He appeared and disappeared at all these really significant times in my life. To tell the truth, I'd not even noticed this until I'd nearly finished the book. But Elvis was there during all the important moments. And of course, the title of the book is a reference to one of his songs.
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Playing second fiddle of sorts to the 'Infrared' return is this also cherished Nike Air Max 90 colorway, the 'Laser Blue'. And like its red brethren, the return will be one of those that aims at the ancient look, the retro hitting with the Nike Air Max 90 VNTG categorization. That means some pre-yellowed soles here and there, some weathering on the upper, and the oxidized look on bottom. Click through to see what we mean and let us know if you'll be picking up the Nike Air Max 90 VNTG 'Laser Blue' pair when it drops.
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November 27, 2014
For at least a decade now, Illinois state troopers have been guilty of racial profiling when conducting "consent searches" of cars and trucks.
The Illinois State Police long ago stopped trying to deny the problem, confronted with annual studies full of statistical proof. Instead, they have tried to train troopers to be more sensitive to racial profiling and quit doing it.
But retraining has not worked, and let's stop pretending it ever will. The only recourse is for the state police — and police departments across Illinois — to stop doing consent searches altogether. As a crime-busting tactic, consent searches are of limited value. As a transgressor of our civil liberties, they cannot be tolerated.
In consent searches, police officers ask motorists during routine traffic stops for permission to search their cars. The officer has a hunch — nothing more — and wants to check the trunk and under the seats for drugs and illegal guns and the like. Motorists almost always say yes. Who says no to a cop?
But a new study released this week by the ACLU, drawn from data from the Illinois Department of Transportation, confirms what previous studies have concluded — racial profiling goes on. Blatantly. Across the state, African-American and Latino drivers are nearly twice as likely as white drivers to be asked for consent to have their car searched. In Chicago, the numbers are even more lopsided.
Could it be that black and Latino drivers simply have more to hide — and the cops know it? Not at all. White motorists are 49 percent more likely than African-American motorists to have contraband discovered during a consent search, and 56 percent more likely when compared to Latinos.
Three years ago, we called on the state police to stop doing consent searches, but the latest few studies make an excellent case that every police force should ban them. The great majority of consent searches turn up no contraband and solve no crimes. Mostly they just send an ugly message that blacks and Hispanics are second-class citizens on Illinois roads.
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...I have recently completed homeschooling my youngest son, who is now a college freshman. My oldest began homeschooling in seventh grade and is now a college junior. In addition to teaching my own children for the last eight years, I was also a Cub Scout den leader, a Boy Scout merit badge counselor, and a co-ed youth soccer coach.
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Living for God's Glory: An Introduction to Calvinism
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The theological system known as Calvinism is often caricatured as harsh, dour, and illogical. But as Dr. Joel R. Beeke argues in this important new book, this image could not be further from the truth. Beeke, a pastor, educator, editor, … Learn MoreHardcover $24.00 $19.20 Add to Cart
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Assured By God: Living in the Fullness of God's Grace
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Jonathan Edwards: A Guided Tour of His Life and Thought
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Jonathan Edwards, a leader in the Great Awakening during the eighteenth century, still has much to teach the church. Evangelicals are rediscovering him through the efforts of several authors (John Gerstner, Iain Murray, Harry Stout, and others) and publishers (Banner … Learn MorePaperback $15.00 $12.00 Add to Cart
Loving God with All Your Mind
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The Heidelberg Catechism
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Thermador Named Best Kitchen at Vesta Home Showcase
Thermador and a local appliance distributor exhibited its line of luxury appliances to win the Best Kitchen award at the 2010 Vesta Designer Home Showcase. Vesta is an annual public trade show presented by the Memphis Area Home Builders Association (MAHBA) and was held June 19- July 5, 2010. It is the third Best Home award for Thermador in the last five years.
In 2010 Thermador partnered with Cenwood Appliance Distributors to provide appliances for the Vieux Carré (the original name for the French Quarter in Louisiana) show home. Built by The Longtown Company, the home is designed by Jeff Bramlett Custom Residential Design to exemplify the classic French Colonial architecture prevalent to pre-colonial Louisiana. Thermador appliances were also featured in the Elenor designer home.
"MAHBA's recent accolades for a Thermador-equipped kitchen reaffirms the strength of the Thermador brand among home designers, architects and builders looking to provide the ultimate cooking experience for their clients," said Zach Elkin, director, Luxury Division, Thermador.
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Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Thanksgiving Wishes
Are you ready for Thanksgiving? I am not hosting so I just have to make the potatoes. Percy is ready. Percy is always ready for a big feed.
This Thanksgiving is bittersweet. My Mother is in the hospital so no Thanksgiving dinner for her. Usually my Dad has lunch/dinner with her at her nursing home and my sister and I go to a friend's for dinner. Later, we visit my Mother and eat leftovers with Dad.
Bittersweet because this will be the first time in 10 years my Dad will have Thanksgiving Dinner with my sister, me and our friends. It will be nice to be together again but we are sad that my Mother is ill and in the hospital. She is improving but not ready to be released. We will visit her after dinner.
I will be thankful to have my friends and family around me tomorrow. In fact, I thank God for them everyday.
We are having beastly weather right now, I can hear the freezing rain hitting my windows. I am so glad to be home from work. I only skidded once! I hope all those who travel tonight reach their destinations safely and I wish a happy and healthful Thanksgiving to all my American blog readers.
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Anthropologie Event- Fall Workshop
This is a long overdue post. Back in October, I signed up to attend a Fall crafting workshop at my local Anthropologie in Burlington. I expected to be the only older person there but since Anthropologie is one of my favorite stores and I am Fall obsessed I decided to go for it anyway. Does anyone say go for it anymore?
The workshop coordinator, Jessica, could not have been nicer and there were pumpkin scones and apple cider for refreshments. The company was cordial. We learned to make acorns from chipboard and wire.
Britta was a natural at making the acorns as was Morgan whose hand was pictured above. Evidently making acorns was not my forte, I struggled a bit but all of the college girls pitched in to help me. I decided taking photos was a better use of my time. I also peppered Jessica with questions about Anthro.
Once we became more comfortable with each other, silliness ensued. Britta was ready for Halloween.
We talked about our pets and shared photos of them. Two of the women had sibling dachsunds.
I continued to ask Jessica about the ins and outs of Anthro. I wanted to know all the
The gold leaf is just gold paper die cuts that were folded in half and then crinkled by hand. I was a natural at this and I spent the rest of my time crinkling leaves and talking to Jessica. The leaves were to be hung on branches Jessica had gathered from her neighbor's backyard.
Jessica is one lucky girl. She gets to go to antique stores and flea markets like Brimfield and buy one of a kind items for the store. Sometimes the items are just for display but other times they sell them. She pointed out the equestrian display that had been merchandised from a local flea market.
I was fascinated with the info and decided immediately that this would be a dream job. I could see my sister excelling at this job. She is an artist, she always has out of the box ideas, she has an educational background and she is very good at creating with her hands.
We were given a good sized discount coupon which I immediately used to buy two adorable mugs. I will post a photo when I use them.
I encourage you to look at the Anthro events calendar on the website and see if there are events in your area. You won't be disappointed!
Saturday, November 8, 2014
Ina Garten at Symphony Hall
This past week I took a trip into Boston. My friend Wendy and I purchased tickets to see Ina Garten, the Barefoot Contessa, at Symphony Hall.
I had a frustrating time getting the tickets and was not able to order them online. I had to call the next day for tickets. As a result, most of the tickets were sold, there were few seats left, and we had to sit in the balcony and not even together.
Symphony Hall is a fantastic venue. The building is stunning with spectacular architectural details throughout. I must admit, I got to see the whole venue from my balcony seat.
Note where the table and chairs are located. See how far away we were?
Well, with my new Samsung Galaxy camera with 21x zoom lens I got this shot of Ina and Faith Middleton, the interviewer for the evening. Faith is a popular radio talk show host in Connecticut.
The two ladies sitting next to me were big fans of both Faith and Ina. They had come up from New Haven for an overnight just to see the event. I enjoyed their company during the show.
Ina was promoting her latest book, Make It Ahead. Faith asked Ina a series of questions and then there was a Q&A from the audience. One question was what brands do you use in your cooking? I did not recognize the olive oil brand but she clearly said Cabot is the butter she uses.
Oh and if she could only take one thing on a desert island what would it be? She said, "Butter".
Wendy and I had dinner before the event at Brasserie Jo at the Colonade Hotel. We split a few appetizers and had an apple tart with cinnamon ice cream for dessert. It was a perfect evening from start to finish!
Sunday, November 2, 2014
The Harvest Dinner
Saturday night I hosted my annual Harvest Dinner. The weather did not cooperate as we had high winds and rain but all of my guests made it to my house.
I try to plan the tablescape in advance and I saw some good ideas on Pinterest, but in the end I winged it.
I bought these flameless candles and matching bags from QVC a few months ago. I knew they would make the perfect favor for my Harvest Dinner.
My Dad came to the dinner and since he is on oxygen candles were not an option. Except of course the little flameless ones I used for favors. I bought some little white pumpkins and placed them on my candlesticks. Earlier in the day, Percy knocked one of the candlesticks down and broke two of the crystals.
I stood on a chair to get my aerial shot of the table. I love to use the table runners with little twinkle lights embeded in them. I have other colors too. I have burgundy, green and lavender.
I was too lazy to iron the cloth napkins so paper napkins filled in nicely.
Ok, last photo of the flameless candles. I bought 2 sets of them and only 1 of the 8 did not work properly.
We had turkey, stuffing, gravy, cranberry sauce, roasted potatoes and butternut squash. For the potatoes, I cheated and took the easy way out. I used Lipton onion soup mix and olive oil mixed it together and stirred in the potatoes. Too easy really!
This is one of the desserts, a shaved chocolate buttercream frosted cake. Decadent!!
We had a variety of teas and coffees and warm apple cider. We also had hot Dutch apple pie.
I provided mini cheesecakes (strawberry swirl and pumpkin layered sponge cake). We also had banana bread and my friends brought a coffee cake that I did not share. I ate some of the coffee cake this morning. It was too die for.
Many thanks to Mary for making most of the meal and delivering it hot to my house. My sister made her wonderful butternut squash.
Today, I relaxed with the kitties and enjoyed my extra hour of sleep. A nice way to end the weekend. How was your weekend?
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Halloween at Jolie's
When the handmade invite to Jolie's Halloween party arrived in the mail, I knew where I was headed on Friday October 24th. Jolie's parties are not to be missed. She is a masterful cook and decorator plus I like her guest list so her party is always an Event! Her daughter Casey is following in her footsteps as she is a talented young woman too.
A fog machine was used to create a spooky mist over the living room. White sheets strewn over the sofa and chairs gave the room a creepy abandoned look. Did I mention the house was built in the 1700's? Who knows what ghosts lurk there?
My sister dressed as a minuteman and looked a little ghostly in the fog room.
There is a pub in the house. Jello "shots" for all who enter the bar area.
Aidan tried his darndest to look ghastly. His Ipad illuminated his face and gave him an eerie look.
Even the family dog, Buddy, got in on the act. Buddy was dressed as a sailor and he was strutting his stuff at the party.
Casey put on a scary face but in real life she is too pretty to be scary.
I mentioned that Jolie is a masterful cook. Oh my, yes. Mini quiches, ham salad wraps, chicken wings, pulled pork sliders, shrimp on skewers, etc. All so delicious.
Back at the pub, pirates took over the bartending. Aargh!
And we had a visit from a flapper and a gangster. I guess the bar was not a pub but a speakeasy.
Eew! Someone had a little run in with the meat slicing machine!
More spookiness in the living room.
The table in the dining room was beautifully illuminated. This is where the desserts were housed.
Eek! Mice under glass. I will pass on that dessert. Looks like the mice got at it anyway.
I am glad that Jolie was able to sit down for a minute and enjoy her friends.
We all decided to rest at the end of the night. Time for the honeycrisp apple pie, whoopee pies with orange cream, and shortbread "fingers".
Wishing everyone a Happy Halloween!
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Salvaging a Church
Ten years ago, Sacred Heart Church in Lowell closed it's doors to parishioners. Today, it is being converted into condos.
My friend and my cat's foster mom, Diane, drives by this church on her way to work. She stopped in and spoke with the builder and she came away with some of the items they weren't going to use in the new design. (More about that later in this post)
I was lucky enough to get a tour of the building and see some of the incredible beauty of Sacred Heart Church. I certainly was sad to hear of the church closing and of the current renovation. I do think it's the right decision to repurpose the building however. It would be a crime to just board it up.
Some of the windows have been removed but some were purchased in memory of a family member and it looks like they will be kept. That is the right thing to do.
This set of windows is absolutely stunning! The church was built between 1883 and 1896. Such craftsmanship back then.
Construction is in full swing on this Saturday morning.
The woodwork and carvings, the plaster, the stained glass. it is all so magnificent.
The ceiling is equally stunning. Some of the lights have already been removed.
Look at the detail on the plasterwork and the sweet cherub peeking out from the rafters.
It makes such an impressive entry.
Another view of the little cherubs.
Love these carvings and the wood. Can you imagine carving that? Just beautiful.
Here's the outside of the church.
We drove to a warehouse which Diane's father owns and Diane showed me the collection of plaster corbels that were going to be demolished.
We drove to a warehouse which Diane's father owns and Diane showed me the collection of plaster corbels that were going to be demolished.
And church windows. Love the lace pattern!
The windows from the back of the church have a nice shape.
This one is mine! I got to pick the best ones for myself.
She has quite a few of the windows.
And many corbels.
How would you repurpose one?
I think a pair of these might make a fantastic shelf or one of the smaller ones would make a beautiful sconce with a candle on the top.
Diane has been inspired to go into the architectural salvage business after working on this project. I think she has a knack for it and she certainly has the space. I look forward to seeing this new business flourish!
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A Supersized Victory! Costco, the wholesaler whose buy-in-bulk warehouses make some swoon and others swear, has committed to warn its customers about mercury contamination in fish. Costco will post the FDA's mercury advice on signs at seafood counters in all its stores.
With this victory, 36% of major grocery stores nationwide are posting the FDA advice. Washington State now ranks first in the nation for warning shoppers about mercury, with 95 percent of grocery stores posting the FDA advice. Oregon and Nevada follow close behind, while mercury warning signs are almost non-existent in stores in other states, such as Florida and Oklahoma.
Since 2001, the FDA has issued advice about mercury in fish. In 2004, the EPA and FDA issued a joint warning for women of childbearing age, nursing mothers and young children to avoid eating swordfish, shark, tilefish and king mackerel, and to limit consumption of albacore tuna and tuna steaks to 6 ounces per week or less. The agencies also advised them to eat up to 12 ounces (2 typical meals) a week of a variety of fish and shellfish that are low in mercury. (Mercury is a known neurotoxin that can harm normal brain development in children and may harm adult cardiopulmonary health.)
So while the chances are better on the west coast and worse in other states, on average, a U.S. consumer has about a one in three chance of walking into a major grocery store and seeing the FDA advice posted at the point of sale.
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Uni Watch Power Rankings Day 5: Rating the uniform sets of the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL from 1-122.Story | Conversation | August 23, 2013
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Uni Watch grades the new Jaguars logoPaul Lukas
The first uni-related move of the NFL offseason has taken place in Jacksonville, where the Jaguars have just unveiled an updated logo -- the first helmet logo revision in the team's 18-year history. As you can see, this redesign is more evolutiona...Blog | February 05, 2013
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Old Stone Church, Monroeville
This church is not all that old, having been built in 1896; but it sits on a site where there has been a church since 1834, and a burying-ground since 1796. The Cross Roads Presbyterian Church has moved to a much larger building some distance away, but still maintains the cemetery. The borough owns this building, and the Monroeville Historical Society uses it.
The bell tower was added in 1976; it is dedicated to George Westinghouse and Nikola Tesla. Father Pitt has not researched the subject thoroughly, but he suspects that this is the only bell tower in the world dedicated to Nikola Tesla.
St. Michael the Archangel Church, Munhall
This Slovak church is no longer used, but the building is still kept in good condition.
The Romanesque façade, with its colorful inlays, is something extraordinary even in a region of extraordinary churches.
The relief of Ss. Cyril and Methodius, apostles to the Slavs, shows more than a little Art Deco influence.
Until a few years ago, the tower held up a fine statue of St. Joseph the Worker, one of the last major works of the great Frank Vittor. It has been moved to St. Maximilian Kolbe parish, where you can see it at eye level.
Old St. John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Cathedral, Munhall
The cathedral moved farther out into the suburbs (though still in Munhall borough), and this is now the National Carpatho-Rusyn Cultural and Educational Center—an institution that keeps no regular hours and obviously can barely afford to keep the building standing. But the church is loved, and we may hope that whatever love can accomplish will be done for it. The architect was Titus de Bobula, a Hungarian who designed several churches around here. He is a fascinating character: he went back to Hungary in the 1920s and was imprisoned for plotting to overthrow the government; then he came back here and designed more churches, while simultaneously working on the designs for the structural aspects of Nikola Tesla's fantastic, and possibly delusional, electronic superweapons, which of course were never built. It is not often that we find such a direct line from a Carpatho-Rusyn cathedral to the world of science fiction.
Connoisseurs of elegant lettering should not miss the plaque identifying the architect, contractor, and building date. Father Pitt suspects that de Bobula himself designed it: there is nothing else quite like it in Pittsburgh, and the style seems very much like the Art Nouveau of Budapest.
Old St. Luke's
This colonial-era congregation in what is now Scott Township found itself at the center of the Whiskey Rebellion, which began when General John Neville, a church member and an old pal of President Washington's, was appointed tax collector. The current stone building was put up in 1852, but the congregation was founded in 1765.
Fawcett Church, Cecil Township
The congregation began as a house meeting in 1793 and was officially founded in 1812. The current church, which replaced an earlier log church, was built in 1843 and restored after a fire in 1944. Families of early settlers are buried in the churchyard.
Father Pitt has never run across "Nazarene" as a male given name before. The stonecutter made some very elegant letters, but "May the 1th" was as wrong in 1839 as it is today.
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Charles Arlinghaus: Rudman reminds us just how bad things are
The memorial service for the late former Sen. Warren Rudman served to remind us of a great public servant, and it gave us a chance to go back and read some of his speeches and reflect that in the 20 years since he retired from office, things have gotten worse, his more outlandish predictions are commonplace, and no serious effort to address the deficit has occurred. The pathetic debate in Washington over the deficit sounds like a satire constructed to make a point.
Warren Rudman served in the U.S. Senate from 1980-1992 in the seat now filled by Sen. Kelly Ayotte (something about the seat itself apparently makes one a deficit hawk). He was known for many things during his time in the Senate, but we remember him best today for an unflinching attack on the federal deficit. The Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction law is a model for today's weak-kneed politicians to force discipline on themselves.
The people we as a nation had the poor sense to elect to supposedly represent us in Washington amount to a 435-member bowl of jelly wobbling about. Occasionally, they lurch into action and do something, but those incidents are rare.
Reading some comments from Sen. Rudman's retirement speech reminds one how far we haven't come. Keep in mind that Rudman announced his retirement in March of 1992, more than 20 years ago. Some things haven't changed a bit since then. Rudman was concerned about a ridiculously high deficit and the inability of lawmakers to address it.
After the Gramm-Rudman law had reduced the annual deficit from 29 percent of revenues to 15 percent of revenues, it was repealed largely because lawmakers preferred "flexibility" to actual discipline. The budget deficit began to rise and would almost double in three years - from $152 billion in 1989, the last year of Gramm-Rudman, to $290 billion in 1992, when Rudman retired.
Rudman's warning resonates today. In his retirement speech, he warned about growing deficits: "with a federal budget deficit reaching $400 billion, with a country in economic disarray; how can we responsibly stand on this floor and talk about doing anything that has even the slightest chance of adding, not a dime, but a penny to a budget deficit?"
Rudman would leave the Senate and together with former Sen. Paul Tsongas pressure lawmakers from the right and left to focus on the deficit and what he considered an achievable goal of a balanced budget.
Those without short memories will remember that the debate in the middle 1990s was not over whether to balance the budget. It was a question of timing. As the economy started to boom, both parties wanted to use the economic growth to balance the budget. Republicans, taking their cues largely from Rudman in this respect, attacked President Clinton for not acting fast enough because he was willing to take 10 years to balance the budget. They insisted it happen in five lest the economic growth not be directed to achieving responsibility.
An election landslide for the Republicans in 1994 came after a campaign based in part on balancing the budget in five years. That landslide created the impetus for both parties to support balance as a goal. They disagreed bitterly on many things, but the budget was balanced in just four years by a Republican Congress and a Democratic President.
Today we have a similar divided government (although Congress itself is divided this time). Deficits are ridiculous by Rudman's standards: The deficit isn't $290 billion, it's almost $1.2 trillion. It isn't a completely ridiculous 29 percent of revenue, it's nearly 50 percent of revenue.
And yet the debate in Washington is completely unfocused. Lawmakers are proposing talking about this or that (closing tax loopholes, raising tax rates, caps on discretionary spending, serious entitlement reform perhaps) but no one is suggesting it is possible to balance the budget. All lawmakers are being asked to sacrifice political principle in the goal of making things not quite as bad.
That's pathetic. You can't balance a budget if you don't set a goal of balancing the budget. You can't ask politicians to give way on deeply held political principles to make things somewhat less bad.
Someone in the malarial swamp on the north bank of the Potomac needs to set a goal of actually balancing the budget in a set number of years (I'd suggest five). You can't reach a goal if you don't set a goal. Set a goal, balance the budget, do something for a change.
Charles M. Arlinghaus is president of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, a free-market think tank in Concord.
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Hey All! If any of you are in Atlanta between now and January 30 2013, I highly recommend swinging by the Paul Rand exhibition over at the Museum of Design Atlanta. It was very inspiring; I had no idea one man was behind so many amazing logos, book designs and graphic design principles. Unfortunately, trying to Google "Paul Rand" brings up some a lot of unrelated sites, so I've included the direct link to the exhibit at the end of this post.
MoDA is located right across Peachtree Street from the High Museum of Art in a very cool building that was redesigned/remodeled/given a green makeover by Perkins + Will. The MoDA space is on the first floor; its entrance is next to the entrance to the public library.
The lobby is filled with inspiring quotes from Rand, as well as an interactive exercise and a four-minute video.
Rand looked to so many different things for inspiration, including buoys:
The exhibition included a slew of amazing book cover designs by Rand.
His iconic UPS logo is one of his best known. What I enjoyed much was some of the original mock ups they have. The IBM rebus graphic below is just cut-up paper affixed with Scotch tape:
The exhibition also included fabric he'd designed, his own chair designed by Alvar Aalto, and the plans for his and his wife's modern home, which I would love to learn more about as it looked like a very thoughtful mid-century mod abode with a cool courtyard. I'll see what I can find and get back to you on that later.
Another highlight were these Rand-designed covers for Direction when he was in his 20s.
Alright, I'll stop spoiling the entire show for you; click here to learn more about it and MoDA.
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Last week we showed you some of our favorite design books released in 2013, a group of five that focused on the beautiful – European antiques, flowers, gardens, marble floors, homes in the Hamptons, idyllic lakeside spots. Now we'd like to share some that feature the bold – international style, modern and contemporary, minimal and downright sublime … here are five of our favorites from the past year. Note, these make great gifts for the architecture fans in your life; I've included the Amazon links for each book in case you're interested in ordering.
Building Seagram by Phyllis Lambert. I'm not going to lie, ever since I took Richard Guy Wilson's architectural history course, this has remained one of my top five favorite buildings. Lambert was there every step of the way, spearheaded the search for an architect that resulted in finding Mies, and her amazing tale will surprise you.
Le Corbusier: An Atlas of Modern Landscape, published by MoMA. This is an absolute MUST HAVE for any architectural library, you cannot begin to understand the roots of International Style without understanding Corb, and this may just be the most comprehensive tome on the market. Plus, more shallowly, it's got a really cool spine that will pop on your shelves.
The Houses of Louis Kahn by George H. Marcus and William Whitaker. You may know all about the library at Exeter or the Salk Institute, but this book is a collection of Kahn's lesser-known work, his residential homes. Again, I must declare this an architecture library must-have.
Tadao Ando: Houses by Philip Jodidio. Ando took concrete, known primarily for heavy brutalist architecture, and created thoughtful and ethereal buildings with it. A master of proportion and light, these qualities can best be seen (IMHO) in his residential designs, which are the focus of this beautiful book.
Nelson Byrd Woltz: Garden, Park, Community, Farm by Warren T. Bird Jr., Thomas Woltz and Elizabeth Meyer. Full disclosure: I used to know all of these people ten years ago. Warren made us chase him on four hour plant walks with his long fast stride, while we furiously scribbled down Latin names for plants and tried to sketch them at the same time (sometimes while climbing up the Blue Ridge Mountains; the class was a better workout than Barry's Boot Camp), I knew Thomas Woltz socially and Beth Meyer was a horrible person to have to turn in a paper to, because she's probably the best at writing about landscape architecture and landscape theory (she doesn't get mired down in all that nonsensical archi-speak that plagues so many academic design writers). Anyway, now that that's out of the way — the work of this firm is wide-ranging and puts into practice all the elements you dream about putting into practice back when you're a wide-eyed idealistic student.
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What's on your holiday book wishlist? To get you started, here are five notable design books that were published in 2013; I realized after selecting a few that with this list, I was going for the beautiful. I'll be back with five more favorites next week, perhaps the bold, or the gritty.
In the meantime, if you scooped up a favorite title this year, one that now has a permanent spot on your coffee table or nightstand or in your workspace for inspiration, please drop us a comment and let us know.
In With the Old by Jennifer Boles. I've enjoyed Jennifer's blog, The Peak of Chic, for years, and this glossary of the elements of timeless design is a great and entertaining reference that should grace any design lover's shelf.
Timeless Style by Suzanne Kasler. I love the way Kasler can use antiques and luxe fabrics, yet her clients are so airy and fresh. The latest volume does not disappoing (her Inspired Interiors is another one of my favorites).
Beauty at Home by Aerin Lauder. Yes, you kind of want to hate her because she's beautiful, but this book is just so full of pretty rooms and vignettes that you can help but love it.
American Beauty by Thom Filicia. This book chronicles the former Queer Eye for the Straight Guy's adventures in renovating his lake house. It even has an intro by Tina Fey.
Stephen Sills: Decoration by Stephen Sills. This man's designs are so good, Karl Lagerfeld himself claims if he ever had a house in America, he'd hire Sills to decorate it for him.
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Well, nothing like waiting until the last minute, but on this Thanksgiving Eve, you may be so exhausted from cooking that you haven't had a moment to put the table together. We've been scouring Pinterest to find some of our favorite Thanksgiving tablescape ideas to share with you.
These tall cylinders full of gourds work well with the long narrow table. They've also alternated vases with just a bloom or two in each with candlesticks. No time to forage at the grocery store for gourds? Go grab what's left of the fall leaves off the ground and use those instead.
Clearly, you're not going to have enough time to go saw down a tree, drill holes and fill them with tea lights. However, you can find a nice branch or two to run down the center of the table.
Yes, we love this rustic table and mix of glassware, but the best and easiest take-away is the thankful jar. All it requires is a jelly jar or mason jar, a tag and some twine or string. The way the kept the arrangements simple by sticking with sprigs of Eucalyptus. Just beware of how sticky your fingers will get when you handle them!
DwellStudio's founder, Christiane Lemieux set up this table several years ago, but it's still one of our all-time favorites. It shows the way you can play with those vases you may have tucked all over the house and no flowers are required!
So simple – Pillars, a few greens, cuties and pinecones. Easy-peasy. If you don't have a mirror, use a simple runner or a few plain placemats butted together.
Even butcher paper can take on a chic placemat look when you pen a few words and lines down the side.
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"i love it here. Best place to work "
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- Work/Life Balance
- Senior Management
- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
I have been working at Crowe Horwath part-time (more than an year)Pros
Personal growth is great, There are many opportunities in moving up and learning new thingsCons
Some of the people are sometimes very rude & unprofessionalAdvice to ManagementAdvice
Train employees to be professional in the workplace & how to deal with problems in a calmer way.RecommendsPositive OutlookApproves of CEO
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