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As he has done every year since being elected in 1996, Dupre is pushing a set of bills during the ongoing session that chips dollars off existing sources to bankroll the coast. One such measure creates the Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Financing Corporation, which would allow the state to borrow about $500,000 immediately against an expected increase in oil-and-gas royalties. Another bill would slowly boost the annually-dedicated $25 million from mineral resources for coastal activities, siphoning some cash away from roads. "I know all of that sounds like a lot of money," Dupre tells the committee with a smile, "but remember that the [state's coastal master plan] is $50 or $60 billion."
Directly across from Dupre in the committee room sits the glaring Sen. Joe McPherson, a profoundly mustached Democrat from Rapides Parish ready to pounce with his Mayberry twang. A successful businessman back home in Woodworth, McPherson is a stickler for numbers. He also has a military presence he isn't afraid to use. McPherson has been bearing down on Dupre's funding proposals ' the money, not the concept ' arguing north Louisiana isn't getting a fair shake. "You always take the cream off the top for coastal restoration," he barks at Dupre. "You should be able to build a wall around Montegut with all the money you got. You're not giving up."
The issues that have traditionally set lawmakers from the piney woods of north Louisiana against those from the swamps and bayous of the south amount to an ancient political rivalry ' Protestants in the north, Catholics in the south, conservatives against liberals, urban opposed to rural and so on. In the wake of the 2005 hurricane season, the debate manifested itself in matters of coastal restoration, construction and insurance relief, especially during the legislative session.
With the state's recovery still limping along, the animosity could grow worse before it gets better. Northern lawmakers could become more vocal, creating a legislative civil war over regional funding and priorities. Some coastal lawmakers were clueless last week when dozens of Shreveport residents stormed the Capitol to rally for I-49's northern construction, mainly because they were only tracking the southern portion. Likewise, northerners asked very few questions ' if any at all ' during the session's hearings on the state's landmark plan for the coast. Even Blanco admits the enmity and ignorance is troubling, and could grow increasingly bitter. "There's always that possibility, but that's why I pay attention to the needs of north Louisiana," she says, adding northern priorities hold as much weight on her desk.
The territorial grudge match resurfaced again when both chambers of the Legislature voted on bills to ease the burden caused by ever-increasing insurance rates, especially for hurricane-prone parishes. House Bill 962 by Rep. J.P. Morrell, a New Orleans Democrat, proposes to cut the rates that Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corp. charges to policyholders in parishes with a majority of residents using the state-run insurer of last resort. In short, there would be very little relief for residents above the Mississippi line. "People in north Louisiana, which no one seems to care about, are paying higher rates than anyone," argues Rep. Rick Farrar, a Pineville Democrat.
Meanwhile, Senate Bill 242 by Sen. Walter Boasso, D-Arabi, would establish $500 million in refundable tax credits aimed at residents and businesses still recovering from the 2005 hurricane season, or those forever preparing for the next disaster. Some worry the bill will position Citizens to actually become more competitive, forcing up rates for parishes with fewer policyholders. "(The legislation) is an incentive to get more and more with Citizens," says Rep. Kay Kellogg Katz, a Monroe Republican.
On the community level, where sentiment becomes action, Dr. Jeffrey D. Sadow, an associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University in Shreveport, says "barely anyone up here even knows all those different bills are out there," but voters in the region are scrutinizing funding for roads like I-49. There has also been a bit of grumbling amongst local officials, he says, over the state's new building codes, which impose stricter guidelines on every parish, whether they border Texas or saltwater. "'Why should we have to pay for everyone else?' is one of the questions I hear," Sadow says.
Could the sentiment snowball and head in another direction? "If it so happens, when all is said and done in the coming weeks and session is over, there's a perception that nothing was done on I-49 or anything else, that is something that could very well turn into an election issue this cycle," he says.
Lafayette Police have had a busy day.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration will use $130 million in patchwork financing from a tax amnesty program, insurance settlement, uninsured motorist penalties and other excess funds to close most of the state's midyear budget deficit.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu said she disagrees with President Barack Obama's actions on immigration, hoping the latest controversy doesn't worsen her campaign difficulties.
Gay-rights advocates challenging Louisiana's same-sex marriage ban announced Thursday that they have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review their case before it is heard by a federal appeals court.
Thinking himself the "son of God," the man charged with the 2013 killing of an officer of the Chitimacha Tribal Police will not stand trial following a ruling Thursday on his mental competency.
Either Saints coach Sean Payton doesn't want to tip Baltimore off as to who'll start in New Orleans' secondary on Monday night, or he really doesn't know yet.
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Ten departing CEOs rake in $430 million; profile of FSU gunman emerges; Buffalo's weather woes and more national and international news for Friday, November 21, 2014.
The Ethics Board gives the lame duck Youngsville mayor permission to offer a sweet parting gift to the community he's presided over for three terms.
The money came through a general obligation bond sale Thursday.
A legend in the Acadiana Oil Patch, Comeaux died Monday, Nov. 17.
With a growing number of alleged sexual assault victims coming out against Bill Cosby in recent weeks, upcoming projects have been canned by NBC and Netflix, but that won't affect the once-loved comedian and actor's scheduled performance in Lafayette.
The Baltimore Ravens' retooled secondary had no trouble against a rookie quarterback at home. This week, however, their task is far more challenging: stopping Drew Brees on the road in New Orleans.
Add Texas Gov. Rick Perry's name to the list of possible Republican presidential candidates flooding the campaign trail for GOP Senate candidate Bill Cassidy.
Gov. Bobby Jindal is in Florida this week with his fellow Republican governors for another gripe session aimed at their favorite target, the president, this time taking aim at his immigration plans.
Early voting for the runoff is shortened by two days because of the Thanksgiving holiday.
"Coach Don" Gagnard is running for school board. Today he offers his critique of the socioeconomic relationship between government subsidies and obesity.
Former Le Rosier chef who cooked at the James Beard House and was named one of the "Best New Chefs in America" by Food & Wine magazine in 1995 was 48.
Pat Cooper is contesting his termination by the LPSB, filing a petition Tuesday that calls the recent decision "arbitrary and capricious."
A look at the numbers highlights the challenge facing Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu as she tries to win a fourth term in a Dec. 6 runoff against Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy.
Incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is promising the new Republican majority will quickly resurrect Keystone XL pipeline legislation killed by Democrats, potentially setting up an early 2015 veto confrontation with President Barack Obama.
A national animal rights group has been rebuffed by a Baton Rouge district court judge, although the group might still get its day in court.
The administration says public college campuses won't be on the chopping block.
The legendary musician is performing at a $1,000-per-person fundraiser Dec. 1 in New Orleans.
Old savings and checking accounts, payroll checks, stocks and dividends, insurance proceeds, oil and gas royalty payments and other unclaimed money is sent to the state when a business cannot locate someone.
NOV 21 Bobby Jindal is headed to Iowa again, the Des Moines Register reports here. The paper outlines what's going on with Bobby's non-campaign for president, and there's a lot of stuff here -- too bad none of it sounds like somebody running Louisiana. Hey, wasn't that the job he wanted?
NOV 21 The end of the term has come for the grand jury investigating a lucrative Medicaid contract and a former state health official's ties to the company that won it, the Advocate reports here, but that doesn't mean the investigation into this stinkiness is over. There are still some things to look into, the lead prosecutor says.
NOV 21 With the passage of two amendments to Louisiana's much-amended constitution (it has been amended almost 200 times now) higher education has an even bigger target on its collective back, columnist Jim Beam opines in this post. Higher ed used to share the spotlight with health care, but that has changed, he says.
NOV 21 Here's a weird one: The Louisiana Cannabis Industry Association has endorsed Bill Cassidy for the U.S. Senate. Apparently, Mary Landrieu said she wouldn't consider support of medical marijuana but Cassidy said he would, WWL reports here.
NOV 21 Solange Knowles, possibly best-known for assaulting her brother-in-law in an elevator while wearing an ugly dress after the Met Ball, got married in the Marigny Opera House this past weekend, the New York Times reports here. Knowles, who has a house in the Faubourg Marigny district and owns a boutique in the Quarter, married Alan Ferguson.
NOV 21 This post on the Fuel Fix blog outlines a $1.4 billion move announced this week by the Apache Corp. that includes the sale of assets in south Louisiana. The company's interests in more than 90,000 acres in south Louisiana are some of the assets being sold, the post reports.
NOV 21 One (possible) positive from Hurricane Katrina is a comprehensive zoning ordinance for New Orleans. Nine years later, we're getting closer to that being finalized, but the current version has some problems. Here's the latest in a series of posts on The Lens in which residents give their views of the draft; this one is more amusing than most.
NOV 21 The new NOLA smoking ordinance is going to harsh your (nicotine) buzz, man. This post on Gambit outlines the high (or low, as the case may be) points: it includes electronic cigarettes and hookahs in its bans; eliminates smoking within 25 feet of any building's public entrance and in any public space - or near any public space - operated by the city.
NOV 20 Here's an interesting article in the New York Times. The authors have picked one dish to represent each state in a Thanksgiving meal. Louisiana's dish? Shrimp stuffed mirlitons.
NOV 20 Politico reports here that Bobby Jindal won't be kept out of the presidential race by anyone else's candidacy. (If he's running, which he's not, 'cause he's not done prayin' on it) So he's not interested in who is running, or what the polls say, or how much money he's got? K.
NOV 20 NOLA Defender's Tiny Daiquiri has a little fun with Bobby Jindal's Meet the Press appearance in this post. Bobby is still prayin' on whether or not he'll run for the job he's been running for over the past three years, Tiny says.


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Daily Gazette, Schenectady, N.Y., Tues., Jan 4 2005 pg B8
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Gloversville – Mrs. Shirley B. Hunter Gifford Fogarty, 78, of Gloversville, d Jan 2 3005 at St. Mary's Hosp., Amsterdam.
Bn Nov 10 1926 in East Galway to James and Inazetta Armatage Hunter.
M Frank M. Fogarty of Gloversville in 1988, who survives.
First husband was Howard Gifford.
Survivors: stepson John Fogarty of Sidney; a sister, Leah Olendorf of Galway, nieces and gnieces and gnephews, gchildren.
Funeral Home: Walrath & Stewart, Gloversville
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Thank you again for the info! I wonder though if this birthdate is correct for Frank B. Tesson. Considering the posted birthdate of his wife I personally feel that the age difference is way out of the normal range. It seems more likely that a 1843 birthdate would have been a closer match. Where can we go for documentation on the passenger list of the Lusitania? There must be more somewhere that would confirm the true ages of the Tesson passengers. Any ideas? Lettie
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On November 19, Cal/OSHA and the Cal/OSHA Standards Board released a revised proposal to change the Heat Illness Prevention Standard. The agency originally released a proposed revision on August 8, and held a public hearing on September 25. FELS parent organization, California Farm Bureau Federation and a number of other ag organizations testified at that hearing and raised a number of objections and concerns:
- The proposal to require water to be placed within 400' and shade within 700' would be unworkable in a variety of agricultural production situations for a variety of reasons (presence of infrastructure like trellises; prohibitions against foreign objects in production areas, etc.);
- The requirement for shade for all workers on a given shift would be unworkable; for a large crew, provision of that much shade would be impossible on the fringe of a field, along an adjacent roadway, between a field edge and irrigation/drainage canals, and so forth due to lack of sufficient space;
- Reduction of the "trigger temperature" at which shade would be required to be provided from the present rule's requirement (85⁰) to 80⁰ due to the agency's failure to provide any rationale for the need for change;
- Reduction of the "trigger temperature" for various "High-Heat" requirements (enhanced monitoring of workers and additional training) from 95⁰ to 85⁰, again due to the agency's failure to provide any justification;
- The back-handed imposition of new requirements for training, emergency communications and other new requirements as items on which employers would be required to train employees, but without any clarity as to the actual requirements for employer action;
- The creation of a new requirement, applicable to agriculture only, for employers to force employees to take net-10 minute rest breaks every two hours when the temperature reaches or exceeds 95⁰ due to the likely conflicts this requirement will present with already-required meal and rest periods under Wage Order 14.
In response to these concerns voiced at the hearing, the revised regulatory proposal released on November 19 made some changes to the proposed revision to the Standard:
- Water to be provided "as close as practicable" to areas where workers are working:
- Shade to be provided "as close as practicable" to areas where workers are working;
- The requirement for shade to be "present" when the temperature exceeds 80⁰ was unchanged from the August proposal;
- The agency maintained the requirement that shade must be "available" when the temperature does not exceed 80⁰; the current standard requires shade to be available when the temperature does not exceed 85⁰;
- The agency narrowed the proposed requirement for provision of all workers on a given shift; now shade must be provided for all workers taking a meal, rest, or recovery break; the current standard requires provision of enough shade for 25% of the crew working;
- The agency maintained the requirement from the current standard that "High-heat" procedures must be implemented when temperature equals or exceeds 95⁰;
- The agency also maintained their proposal that High-heat procedures include the ag-only rest period, 10-minutes net, "when temperatures reach 95⁰.
California Farm Bureau Federation will submit comments on the revisions to the proposed rule; comments are due by December 8. No hearing has been scheduled. The agency is pushing to have a revised Heat Illness Prevention Standard in place for the upcoming 2015 growing season.
You can view the notice published by the Cal/OSHA Standards Board here.
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Anything popular winds up on the Internet eventually. Here's fresh evidence: CBS Sports and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) will stream this year's Division I men's basketball championship games (better known as. March Madness) online for free. They'll still air on TV as usual, but now games that aren't shown locally to boost ticket sales will be available via the web.
In another sign of changing times, CBS recruited Facebook to host a March Madness Brackets application so the social network's users can predict winners and losers. Located at www.facebook.com/brackets, the new feature also lets members compare their picks with those of friends. More than 2.6 million Facebook users joined at least one bracket group in a similar feature run by the site last year, when the University of Florida Gators won the 65-team tournament.
Excitement is generated partly by rooting for local or home state teams, or schools attended by friends or family members. Interest also flows from the live-action drama of surprise outcomes – "Cinderella stories" with triumphant underdogs or long-shot victories at the final buzzer. With 33 games, it happens most years.
What are 'brackets'? The NCAA pairs teams against each other in the tournament's opening rounds based on their records this season and other factors. Those pairings, displayed on a chart printed and posted by newspapers , are known as brackets. This year's will be announced March 16.
Other tournament jargon: In addition to March Madness, the three-week tournament is called the Big Dance. Survivors of the first two rounds are known as the Sweet Sixteen. Those games' winners become the Elite Eight, setting the stage for two pre-championship games featuring the Final Four.
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It was a scene straight out of the Star Wars bar Saturday night when the Blacks' Annual Gala took over the appropriately named Sparkle Ballroom at the Fontainebleau to raise money for childrens' charities. As promised, a motley crew of boldfacers attended including Courtney Love, demurely dressed in Valentino and drag queen Elaine Lancaster-brand lipstick and about whom host Roy Black, a friend not her lawyer, asserted is quite brilliant.We spoke briefly with the former grunge rocker turned actress, who told us she wasn't sure about any future role in the final season of Sons of Anarchy as she just started a role on the Fox show Empire. Then she skipped out for a cigarette.
TV judge Karen Mills-Francis, aka Judge Karen, was also there, personally invited by the night's headliner, Aretha Franklin, whom Mills-Francis met earlier that day at Carpaccio in Bal Harbour. Apparently Franklin told Mills-Francis she was a big fan of her book, Stay In Your Lane: Judge Karen's Guide to Living Your Best Life, and sent over tickets later that day.
Before Franklin took the stage, we spoke briefly with hip hop artist/ producer Swizz Beatz, who was also there without wifey Alicia Keys, sitting at a table with Haute Living publisher Kamal Hotchandani. Nearby was a newly single Nick Loeb, Sofia Vergara's ex, whose facial expressions we could not catch when host Lea Black, who referred to her former gig, The Real Housewives of Miami as a 'debacle,' was auctioning off a walk on role on his ex's show Modern Family. At some point in the auction, gubernatorial candidate Charlie Crist, sporting a very casual short sleeved shirt, hopped on stage, as did racecar driver Helio Castroneves, who, unlike Crist, was involved in one of the auction items.
And then there was Ms. Franklin, The Queen of Soul, introduced by a gracious Gloria Estefan, whose husband Emilio joined the drummer for a few, and belted a some hits including Chain of Fools, Bridge Over Troubled Waters, and her newest, rousing and stellar cover of Adele's Rolling in the Deep, before abruptly deciding to leave the stage without finishing a few bars of Respect. An awkward conclusion by TV's Ross Matthews, aka Ross the Intern, who arrived to the event late, had people scratching their heads. Why the abrupt exit? "She was just done," said an insider. And she was. One of her handlers jumped on stage and grabbed the legend's pocket book, which she was stowing visibly under the piano.
During Franklin's performance, Flo Rida was busy fielding fawning female fans. Rumor has it one of those happened to be V. Stiviano, best known as Donald Sterling's mistress. Backstage, Franklin was holding royal court at a meet and greet, where she went through the requisite photo ops before asking one of her assistants to grab her fur stole, which meant she was ready to roll in the deep of the night. She said she liked Miami and was thinking of staying an extra day.
And despite rumors that Oprah Winfrey, in town for The Life that You Want weekend,a comic con of sorts devoted to all things Oprah, was going to show, the talk show titan was busy making apologies outside Prime 112 to a woman whose foot was run over by her driver. Winfrey, supping with her best pal Gayle King, got out of her Cadillac Escaclade to make sure all was well. It was. In fact, it was better than well as the woman--who was fine--and countless fans seemed elated to have a brush with the big O.
In what was possibly the most carefully, quietly orchestrated visit to Miami outside the Witness Protection Program, a newly single Prince Harry had a night out Wednesday in Miami, supping first at Hakkasan and then partying in a skybox at LIV. The party hearty prince arrived at the restaurant at 9:25 in a signature plaid shirt with a group of about 7 conservatively dressed young men and women and was escorted to a private dining room that was conveniently (for us) located near the bathrooms and visible through the restaurant's signature open shutters. Had you not known there was a member of the British royal family sitting there with his back to the opening, you'd have thought it was possibly a convention of accountants or something similarly staid. They were definitely more Palm Beach than Miami Beach.
While we have no idea who the people in this entourage were, they are all possibly en route to a wedding Saturday in Memphis between London club owner Guy Pelly and Holiday Inn heiress Elizabeth Wilson. But this was no bachelor party. Though we saw Harry happily chatting with his tablemates and one brunette female in particular, it was all innocent, friendly and, well, civilized. Possibly the biggest shock was that we possibly detected a bit of recession in his ample head of fiery, well gelled hair.
Harry, who's no third rate American rapper with a security detail larger than a small nation, was not surrounded by bodyguards--only one massive, imposing one was placed elsewhere in the restaurant to keep an eye out. As this writer not so innocently tried to snap a picture, two staffers jumped and asked that I delete the blurry blobs. Oh well. Cue Lorde here.
Following the dinner, Harry and co. made their way to LIV where, at 1 a.m. he was seen "having the best time." Again, this was no Vegas. Harry kept his plaid shirt on and danced in the comforts of his own skybox. As for pictures of this controlled debauchery, no such luck. Neither pictures nor DJ shout outs were allowed as "per his security detail." Staffers were sworn to secrecy or else it was off with their heads--and their jobs. "I wouldn't have known he was there if it wasn't for you," said one LIV employee. A far cry from the usual attention hungry celebs who play there, that's for sure. As for Harry's whereabouts and behavior today, that's to be determined.
Update: After a brief stay at Soho House, Prince Harry departed Miami with police escort, leaving a whole lot of traffic and dozens of paparazzi in his wake. It's been a royal pleasure.
Dennis Rodman was seen holding court Wednesday night at the bar at Joe's Stone Crab, where our source tells us he was "slapping everyone on their back as hard as he could, screaming in a loud voice, totally wasted." He then walked over to the host stand to ask for a table and "made a giant scene," causing a staffer to pull him aside, quietly telling him he'd not be seated. After that, not even a North Korean dictator could command the beleaguered baller a table as he was overheard telling his group--a male friend and his parents--they'd have to leave and go to Prime 112 instead, saying he can always get a table there. Police quietly approached and Rodman was overheard apologizing, saying he understood, whispering to the cop that he was "very sorry and respected the decision to kick him out." Was quite the scene, says our source, who says "he looked truly remorseful." Meanwhile, over at Prime 112, Rodman ended up happily nestled at an outdoor table on the restaurant's terrace and, at one point, smoking a cigar inside. "He's such a mess," said our Prime mole. And all was well again in his world. Toto, I have a feeling we're not in Pyongyang anymore.
There's some movement in the case between Natasha Georgette Williams, the model suing Flo Rida (real name Tramar Lacel Dillard) for child support of her unborn child. The Miami-based rapper has admitted to participating in the act that may have created a baby with that woman, but he's still skeptical that he's the father. Williams' lawyer Raymond Rafool told us "Shame that Flo Rida attempts such character assassination of the mother of his child all to avoid his moral and financial responsibilities to his child. But, at least he made some progress from denying he knows Natasha to okay, we had sex - surely he knows where babies come from...."
A former Miss Sweden is trying to get the go-ahead to redecorate three areas of the building at 1500 Ocean Drive, otherwise known as The Michael Graves Building, and according to our sources, the renowned architect is livid. "He's very unhappy," says our source. "It is his signature building!"
Designed in 1993, the building is one of Graves' most famous. So much so that he has sent the building's residents a letter expressing his unhappiness. In it, he writes, "I'm not sure any of you know, but I have been in practice now for fifty years, and this is the first time something like what is happening at 1500 Ocean Drive has occurred in my professional life. . . . I am quite frankly, devastated by all of this, but don't know what I can do."
That former beauty queen, Sofia Joelsson, is the owner of SoJo Design, a 13-year-old interior design business. We asked her to chime in on the situation, but so far she remains silent. As of a March 13 vote, at least 49 residents voted against Joelsson while around 48 voted for her plans.
According to a source at the building who asked to remain anonymous, "It's a case, in my opinion, of people with too much money and too little taste." Taste or no taste, it's also a tough sell for famous lawyer Alan Dershowitz, a resident at the building. "He is also against this redecoration travesty."
Rumor has it he even threatens to sue. Especially after a volatile meeting they had last week when Kevin A. Fox, the husband of board president Camille Polimeni, allegedly told Dershowitz to shut up.
Dershowitz's wife Carolynn Ann Cohen sent a letter to residents saying, "It is worth taking more time to do research on the impact of destroying something – the Michael Graves signature - that many of us think adds value to the building. Many of us believe that the SOJO design will make 1500 an unsuccessful imitation of what is already available in the area - apartment buildings with high ceilings and grand lobbies and a slicker, hotel style. Our building was not made for this aesthetic and imposing it will look like an unsuccessful hybrid that will not compete with these higher priced buildings. Wealthy people who want that aesthetic will chose the buildings intended for that look. We will be considered a second best imitation that people with less money can afford. It will not increase the value of our building, but lower it. We will have destroyed a classic Michael Graves building that makes us special. Instead, we will get an imitation of a current popular trend that may change again in five years. We will not be able to recover what we had."
"Good luck with the repercussions," laughs the spy, adding "Dershowitz gets even." Stay tuned.
In the meantime, here's the entire letter Graves wrote to the building's residents.
Sent electronically to the Residents of 1500 Ocean Drive
March 18, 2014
Dear Residents of 1500 Ocean Drive,
I'm not sure any of you know, but I have been in practice now for fifty years, and this is the first time something like what is happening at 1500 Ocean Drive has occurred in my professional life. So, I'm new to all this and for that I am sorry. I should tell you all that there is a different way architects approach problems like this than decorators and designers do. Architects have a full knowledge about what things cost and the rules that govern certain changes. For instance, the new covering that is proposed (if I am reading the SOJO drawings right) for the pool area is raised up from the present grade and therefore is not ADA compliant (ADA: Americans with Disabilities Act), in other words, this change is not lawful. I looked at the proposed changes to the floor plan of the lobby and I don't know whether you are all aware, but it is massive. While I was a resident at 1500 Ocean Drive, nobody ever told me that they were dissatisfied with the way the lobby functioned, let alone its appearance. Therefore, I simply don't understand why those changes were made. It appears that there is an epoxy coating proposed for the floor finish in the porte-cochère, this too raises the height to a point where it will not be ADA compliant. These were always our stumbling blocks in former conversations regarding the material in the porte-cochère. The designers have made an addition of natural stone to one side of the porte-cochère with a large logo on its face. This is the only place that stone would be used in the building and therefore strikes me as an anomaly and not in character with the rest of the building. I feel the same way about the tiles that are used on the island in the porte-cochère, the only adjective that comes to mind for these changes is "glitzy". There are natural stones used as new flooring in the island – which will be very unwelcoming in regards to certain shoe types. With regard to the lobby, do you all realize that upon entering the axis leads you directly to the assistant manager's office, which has a glass façade? It seemed to me the original location for the reception area, where the assistant manager now is, is much preferred.
There was a mention of a $50,000 fee in a letter to me, I don't know where this number came from as I gave my services pro bono. My services had to do with the ocean room, the recovering of the furniture and drawings for the elevator cabs. I am quite frankly, devastated by all of this, but don't know what I can do. It's so strange to me to have gone through the reupholstering of the furniture throughout the public spaces and the installation of the gaming tables in the ocean room, for somebody to come along and say, "Let's do it again". I am sure you are aware of the enormous cost to each of you. I suspect, if a contractor gave you a preliminary bid, it would exceed the number you are now using. Even the current number to me, would kill the deal for what you are getting. Would it be more reasonable for you to take smaller steps in all of this and perhaps, do the porte-cochère first and see how that turns out, instead of the complete upheaval that would be caused by the changes to the lobby, etc. as currently proposed. I would propose also that you make a distinction between material upgrades such as the resurfacing of the porte-cochere and what has been called "freshening". Freshening, I suspect is a euphemism for redesign. That has nothing to do with material changes, but individual esthetics.
This is hard for me to say, but I noticed that the bottled water that's given out to residents has on its logo, "The Michael Graves Building", I was quite surprised to see that , but I'm sorry to say that it will no longer be true if the proposed changes are implemented. There are elements of design throughout the proposal where I simply don't understand the rationale. For instance, there are two round columns in the lobby with a Venetian plaster finish I have always thought were quite beautiful, but the new scheme makes the round columns square. For what reason would a designer do that? It is simply somebody's taste, and perhaps changes for changes sake to build up the cost.
I have a fantasy that if you go ahead with all that is proposed, that in the next ten or twenty years the next well-meaning board will come along and put Humpty Dumpty back together again. If I were still a tenant I would insist on bringing the contractor into the mix at this point to get a preliminary bid on the designs that have been proposed, as I think you will all be quite surprised, and I would hate for you all to get this bill after the renovation and have no idea what you are getting into now. I would give this to more than one contractor as I don't think it should be anybody that is proposed by SOJO, there is too much conflict of interest possible for that to take place. The contractor should be made to bid on what would be ADA compliant, rather than just putting a surface on top of what's there already with a step.
Finally, I read in one of your letters that SOJO was in contact with me relative to what they were doing. I should tell you that nobody from that firm ever talked to me. I stand ready to help in any way I can and if there are any further questions you need answered, don't hesitate to call me.
All my best,
Michael Graves
Update: Residents on the other side of the battle--those who wish to see the interior design spruced up--have chimed in loudly, explaining that "There are a multitude of buildings in Miami Beach, NY and other parts of the world whose structures are designed by first class world renowned architects, some even greater than Mr. Graves, and its common areas are designed by qualified INTERIOR DESIGNERS. They seem to know the difference between the two disciplines." The battle, it seems, is over interior aesthetics. Graves, whose chairs adorn a lobby that some say is reminiscent of "an old age home," stands firm on his original decor. What follows is the first letter he sent to residents in which he expresses his ire at any interior tweaking:
February 6, 2014
Residents of 1500 Ocean Drive
1500 Ocean Drive
Miami Beach, Florida 33139
Dear Residents of 1500 Ocean Drive,
I have been sent copies of the proposed changes and I can't imagine a worse fate for the building. I would have to characterize them (one in particular) as somewhere between a brothel and Las Vegas. I had always assumed from talking to Ines that the prices were elevated in the building because of my involvement; however the new board seems to think the opposite. From what I can tell the proposals have been made by decorators, not architects and designers like these have no clue as to the concept of domesticity. I am quite frankly devastated by all of this, but don't know what I can do. It's so strange to me to have gone through the reupholstering of the furniture and the installation of the gaming tables in the ocean room, for somebody to come along and say, "Let's do it again". Are the residents aware of the enormous cost to each of them, which would be the result of any of these schemes? The old board that I worked with was quite frugal, as they didn't do anything that wasn't absolutely necessary for fear of the costs.
It really comes down to a question of taste; the glitz that they might have seen in a hotel versus the domestic character that we aimed for. If they are successful in making these renovations, I am afraid not only will the character of the spaces change so dramatically, but I think the character of the inhabitants will over time reflect the glitziness of the renovation.
If there is anything that you can think of that I can do to help the situation, please let me know.
All my best,
Michael Graves
And lastly, as we leave the battle to the building, the renovation proposal from the aforementioned SoJo:
Congrats to LIV's David Grutman for making number 11 on Rolling Stone's list of the 50 Most Important People in EDM (Electronic Dance Movement). "This self-made megaclub kingpin crawled his way up the nightlife ranks, starting as a South Beach bartender and eventually winding up as head of Miami Marketing Group, operators of superclub LIV. . . . Playing here is a rite of passage for any breakthrough EDM star – LIV raked in more than $40 million in 2014, according to Nightclub & Bar magazine's annual Top 100." We met Grutman when he was running the show at Tantra back in the, gasp, 90s. He's come a long way from that grassy knoll. Number one was James Barton, Live Nation's President of Electronic Music. We spoke to Grutman, who told us, "I'm so lucky to be even considered to be listed with so many of my heroes!" (Photo/WorldRedEye.com)
Shahs of Sunset's Reza Farahan was spotted making the worst karaoke singer sound like Streisand Thursday night at The Cabaret, slaughtering Blu Cantrell's Hit 'em Up Style. "We could not get him off the stage. He sang horribly and tried to be the emcee," says our source. See for yourselves, but we warn you, it's painful.
Justin Bieber was in Miami today to answer questions regarding a civil suit filed against him by a photog who claims he was assaulted by one of the Bieb's beefy bodyguards. One could understand why the troubled singer, who turned 20 five days ago, would need a bodyguard or ten after what he pulled today in the courthouse. According to our mole, towards the end of the deposition when Bieber was asked a question about Selena Gomez, he threw a tantrum, ripping the microphone off, jumping up from his seat and running out of the room. A recess was called and, 15 minutes later, Biebs came back refusing to answer any questions about his ex. Much to the dismay of many, the petulant popster did not say he was running away because if he did, he'd have a lot of people helping him pack.


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Report: Mobile Traffic To Local Sites Growing Faster Than To Total Internet, Now At 27 Percent
The Local Search Association has released a new Local Mobile Search report, which affirms many of the big themes and trends in the market now: PC traffic is flat, mobile is gaining rapidly and mobile is heavily used for local search. The Q4 2012 data in the report are from comScore. And because the data are from Q4, the trends and traffic figures in the report are probably slightly higher now.
The data argue that there has been zero-percent growth in PC Internet traffic since 2011. The PC Internet has plateaued (see our Marketing Land story: PC Free: 46% Used Only Mobile Devices In Purchase Process According To New Study.)
At the same time mobile is growing as a percentage of overall traffic to websites. As of Q4, on average, mobile traffic stood at 15 percent. However in particular categories it's much higher: local for example. In its Q1 earnings call this week Yelp said that 55 percent of all its searches are now from mobile (45 percent from apps).
Traffic to local sites is growing faster than mobile traffic generally across the internet. The average percentage of mobile traffic (traffic from "non-PC" devices) to local sites grew to 27 percent in Q4 vs. the broader internet average of 15 percent.
As indicated above, particular local sites may be seeing even greater traffic from mobile devices. Another example: real estate site Zillow announced in January that more than half of its visits are now coming from mobile.
Consistent with other data, mobile apps are more often used to access local content than the mobile browser according to the report. However, as a practical matter, it really depends heavily on the category. In some categories the mobile browser may be used more often and in others apps dominate.
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The new Maytag Store, which opened on January 28, is the second in the Orange County area. The first store, located in Costa Mesa, CA, U.S., debuted just 2 years ago and already is the highest grossing Maytag Store in the U.S., the company said.
The Laguna Hills store features a 5,400-sq-ft showroom that allows consumers to do dishes, a load of laundry, or bake a birthday cake at the store before they decide which appliance to buy.
"The 'try it before you buy it' concept with appliances has really been successful," says Tom Gill, Maytag Store owner. "Customers appreciate the friendly, relaxed environment and the chance to see the appliances working."
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...all by himself . Not that T needs any help since revenues are dropping every quarter.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Yes Bernanke and the fed owns this stock, look at the 10 yr treasury today over 2.4 percent, and thats state and local tax free, thats your price on T, only reason to buy this stock is for the divvy and that is not looking too good anymore,, Its not only T look at all high divvy stocks, but T has the problem of no revenue growth, I think the divvy will go back to 6 percent and that means the price goes back below 30,,,,
You sure called that one right. It may even make it to $35 tomorrow. On the other hand it may as likely zoom close to $36. Las Vegas is more reliable and the odds are about the same.
Revenue and EPS are both trending up and have been for a long time. We have enough liars in this country without you adding to it.
EPS have been ok thanks to Bernanke and the Feds easy money, but revenue has been down, you can thank the fed for letting T restructure their debt at lower interest rates and there paying less interest raising the bottom line, but you cant do that forever,,,,,


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NEW YORK -- Los Angeles Galaxy coach Bruce Arena has been suspended for one game after going on the field during last Sunday's match against the Portland Timbers.
Galaxy forward Robbie Keane appeared to score the equalizer early in stoppage time but he was called offsides. Both Keane and Landon Donovan had an animated argument with officials while Arena shouted from the sidelines. Arena also confronted the referees on the field after the match, which the Timbers won 1-0.
The MLS Disciplinary Committee determined Arena left his technical area and entered the field of play, which results in an automatic one-game suspension under league policy.
Arena will miss the Galaxy's match Sunday against Chivas USA.
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Mark Shuttleworth has irritated some open-source developers by his latest claim: Ubuntu's Unity existed before the GNOME Shell.
Red Hat's Adam Williamson, among other open-source developers, are ticked off by some of Mark Shuttleworth's recent claims regarding Ubuntu. It's just not about
, but other topics too. The Fedora QA manager wrote a personal blog post today entitled
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One of the most recent controversial claims is that Canonical's Unity desktop came before the GNOME Shell. Shuttleworth wrote as
a comment
on Google+, "Unity existed before Gnome Shell. And the design of Unity was clear up front, it's Red Hat's team that wandered all over the place before shifting to a design that bears a startling resemblance to Unity."
Williamson makes
to a post that the GNOME User Experience Hackfest in late 2008 is where the GNOME Shell concepts were born. It wasn't until 2009 that things heated up within Canonical about persistent notifications and their Ayatana project where they began deviating more from upstream GNOME.
For some other timeline perspectives, the initial release of Ubuntu Unity happened in June of 2010 while the initial GNOME Shell release was in April of 2011, which may be what Shuttleworth is referencing in terms of initial releases but not when development began.
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