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Hi I'm Danny Kramer.
I hope what I have to say will cause you to stop and think about mediation as a way to handle your divorce. I wish that I would have had this option 20 years ago when I went through my first divorce. Every fear that you are currently having was a reality for me in my first divorce. I suffered more than any person should have to. It affected my relationship with my children. It was devastating to me financially. I thought I would never bounce back. The only people who won were the attorneys. This was my experience of using the courts to determine the outcome of my divorce. I had no control and I felt like the best interests of the children were being constantly pushed aside. It was an experience that nobody should have to go through.
I later remarried and recently have been in a situation where divorce was again confronting me. I did not have the energy or the money or the time to go through another divorce like my first one. I was scared, frustrated, and unsure about everything. Our son was my biggest concern and I felt that I was doomed to the same fate of my last divorce. I had heard about mediation and did not know much about it so I called the Divorce Mediation Institute of Utah. After a half hour of meeting 2 of the mediators David Musselman and Shirley Pappin both my wife and myself knew that mediation was the way we were going to handle this divorce.
We liked the idea that we could customize the agreement to our needs and the needs of our son. We liked the idea of a male and female mediator to ensure that our perspectives would be heard. We liked the idea that our divorce would be done in weeks not months and at a fraction of the cost.
Now don't get me wrong. We had our fair share of conflict in the mediation but the mediators helped us work through that and keep us focused on what was important which was our son. I was amazed at the creativity that the mediators had when working through our debts and assets and alimony. At the end we had an agreement that was fair and we both liked it.
Whether you are agreeable and just need somebody to guide you through the maze of divorce or if you are in the middle of a high conflict battle, I would strongly encourage you to at least talk to some mediators and find out if mediation might be a good fit for you. It will be one of the best choices you will ever make.
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I have recently gone through a divorce and had the opportunity to work with Shirley Pappin and David Cross as our mediators. Despite this being the most difficult time in my life, Shirley and David were very informative, professional, compassionate and understanding. I was afraid that I wouldn't have the protection I needed while working through all of the financial issues as well as child custody issues.
My fears were soon put to ease. Shirley and David were very knowledgeable about all divorce issues and they helped my ex-husband and I get through child support, child custody, co-parenting and alimony issues in a quick and friendly manner. It gives me great comfort to know that none of the issues were left uncovered.
We were well educated regarding all of the divorce issues by the time we finished mediation. It also gives me comfort to know that I can return to mediation at any time if changes are needed.
I felt I wanted control over what happened with our children, not a judge to have that control. We, as parents, know what is best for our kids. My ex-husband and I were able to work through a co-parenting plan and we have a bright outlook on the future and were able to even stay friends. I know our children will be better off in the future because of this. The friendly atmosphere helped me feel at ease and I feel helped us reach decisions that worked for our individual needs and desires.
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I was getting divorced in the month of September and was interested in mediation rather than using a lawyer. I had talked to someone in my neighborhood that had use mediation in their divorce. What he told me was that mediation was less expensive than using lawyers and if we could be civil with each other, it would take much less time to finalize the divorce. I heard more and more about this form of getting divorced as I talked with more people who had gone through it themselves. I heard good things about mediation.
At our first appointment I was very anxious, nervous, and nauseated!!! Divorce is not easy, and no matter how we accomplish it, it's not fun. After meeting with Dave and Patricia, I did feel better and my ex-husband and I agreed that this was the way we wanted to handle the divorce.
By the middle of November we were finished with everything, other than waiting for the courts to process everything. It was the first of February that the divorce was actually final.
Mediation made a yucky, terrible, and sad situation bearable. The thought of lawyers fighting back and forth was something I am glad we did not have to contend with. A waste of time and money, and hurtful "he said, she said" conversations. I like that in mediation, you confront each other with whatever problem you can possibly foresee. You figure it out right then and there, and decide on some kind of a solution, But, I didn't feel rushed. I knew that if I didn't feel good about a decision, I could think about it during that week, and come back to our appointment and discuss again.
David and Patricia were awesome to work with. Professional, realistic, and also showed me that as time went on things would get better. There are so many things to worry about! I would add to my list of concerns and question each day, (or middle of the night) and then bring it tin to our appointment. Each week I left the appointment feeling like things were being taken care of, and also that we were given correct and sufficient information about family law, finances, etc
In divorce there is not a winner. I felt that in mediation we were both given a chance to express our feelings and concerns, and then come to an agreement that would be best for our kids, and us as parents.
If a friend of family member has the need to go through divorce, I will definitely recommend mediation as the way to accomplish it.
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I entered the office of Divorce Mediation Institute of Utah, a little nervous because I didn't know what to expect from mediation. However, after meeting the Mediators, I was quickly put at ease. They were both very "down to earth" people who went out of their way to make sure Arne and I were comfortable. They opened up to us about their own experiences which gave me freedom to be myself and express myself.
I was also impressed with their expertise and knowledge of Utah Laws and their willingness to explain all options which were open to Arne and I so that we could make the best decisions. Each time, after the meeting ended, I felt that the Mediators cared about what was best for our family. They seemed to empathize with us about what we were going through. Overall, everything went very smoothly. It was pleased. I would recommend Mediators because of their professionalism and the warmth and care they show to their clients.


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More change is in store for the New York Pizzeria, which last month left its home at 4990 Leetsdale Drive. The move panicked local New York thin-crust purists, who called to tell me that one of the best spots for a good slice had suddenly gone dark. And the joint wasn't just dark, it was stripped bare -- down to smudged glass and a lone toilet shoved into the back. But as it turns out, owners Rick and Warren Mahlke already have a new space lined up over at 600 South Holly Street that's not only twice the size of the original, but comes with enough parking.
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Medicaid is a joint federal-state program. It provides medical assistance to eligible needy persons. Unlike Medicare it is an entitlement program based on income and asset guidelines.
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States must provide Medicaid for eligible residents. States cannot place length of stay residency requirements.
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Last week, Fox 25 News reporter Sharmen Sacchetti asked Governor Deval Patrick if he had anything to say to Massachusetts residents who advocate for the full legalization of weed, as has happened in Washington and Colorado. Instead of facing political reality, the governor responded with a cheap attempt at pot humor: "What have you been smoking, my dear?"
Patrick's been running a marijuana comedy act for some time, and with limited success. Recently, he's grown increasingly lame in dodging the legalization question. This despite historic ballot initiative victories for decriminalization in 2008, and for medical use four years after. Like I said at the Boston Freedom Rally two years ago–medical in 2012, and full legal in 2016. Marijuana advocates know damn well this is no longer a laughing matter. We're hardly all frat boys over here. That said, it's ironic that elected pols like Patrick are still joking as if we don't take things seriously. The schtick is transparent.
It's all very ironic, because Patrick seems shrewd enough to know that he can no longer afford to deny our voice. In Massachusetts, weed reform has the votes. That's power. The issue of marijuana in our state will keep winning with significant majorities. No matter the final wording or language of upcoming ballot initiatives, passage is more or less guaranteed. Mark my words. The governor may joke, but we'll have the last laugh.
The governor hasn't been alone in treating pot reform absurdly. Republicans have also recently exhaled their own share of reckless mirth. Take Kentucky Republican State Rep. Robert Benvenuti, who recently told a room packed with medical weed backers he could also fill a room with parents whose children died from marijuana. As much fun as that sounds, it's of course impossible. As for an audience of people who fell dead asleep from Benvenuti's routine, that may less hard hard to come by.
Mass gubernatorial candidate Juliette Kayyem went on Boston Herald Radio to call for more living wage jobs in the commonwealth. Counter-intuitively, though, she also spoke out against marijuana legalization, which could be one of the most promising statewide job growth opportunities in the near future. Digging deeper into contradiction, Kayyem then went on to state that she seeks criminal justice reform. The hosts, Hillary Chabot and Jaclyn Cashman, let the double-talk slide, instead shooting for sensationalism, asking, "Have you smoked weed?" Kayyem cornily admitted she was an extremely uncool past pot smoker. Still, now she sides against the majority of voters on legalization, even while tweeting nuggets and niceties like, "Smoking pot got me grounded a month, then forgiveness. We shouldn't throw kids away for similar youthful indiscretions." The campaign to replace Patrick has only just begun, but Kayyem has already shown a willingness to milk reform issues for political gain, acknowledging the plague of nonviolent drug arrests without pledging to actually do much about it.
Cape and Islands District Attorney Michael O'Keefe recently told the Boston Globe that legalizing marijuana would send "a signal to children that marijuana is okay." Ignoring the reality that many kids sling weed because it is illegal, profitable, and glamorized, O'Keefe then further insulted the public's intelligence, saying that he didn't think voters were "gullible" enough to pass legalization. With in excess of 60 percent of Commonwealth voters backing legal, 65 percent having voted for decriminalization, and 63 percent pulling for medical in 2012, O'Keefe must be the one who thinks we're gullible. These are landslide numbers that few political candidates (or at least those who face opponents) ever match. In 2008, more Massachusetts voters went for marijuana than Obama.
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You send my soul sky high
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MAILED: Feb. 5, 2003
EAU CLAIRE Two of Christian music's pre-eminent bands — multi-platinum selling Jars of Clay and Dove Award-winning Caedmon's Call — will share the stage at a Feb. 22 concert at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
Randall Goodgame will appear as special guest at the 7:30 p.m. show Saturday in Zorn Arena. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for the concert, presented by the University Activities Commission of the Student Senate.
Jars of Clay's music has crossed over nearly every format, reaching the top of numerous charts — including alternative rock, pop, adult contemporary and gospel. On the heels of a successful fall tour and an American Music Award nomination, the band is visiting more than 40 cities with its Essential Records label mate Caedmon's Call during a college-market tour that continues into April. The evening will feature the trademark organic Caedmon's Call sound as well as Jars' guitar-driven musical style.
Jars of Clay recently added four more Dove Award nominations to its list of 22 career Gospel Music Association nods.
"The Eleventh Hour," the band's critically acclaimed 2002 release, produced two number-one singles ("I Need You," "Fly"). The CD also received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album, marking Jars of Clay's fourth consecutive Recording Academy nod for each of the band's studio projects.
The band won its first Grammy for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album in 1997 with its platinum-selling recording, "Much Afraid," followed by a second consecutive win in the category in 2001 with its gold-selling, "If I Left the Zoo."
Released Feb. 4, Jars of Clay's fifth project is a two-disc set, "Furthermore — From the Studio, From the Stage." Caedmon's Call released its fifth CD, "Back Home," on the same day.
Known for a grassroots following largely comprised of college-age fans nationwide, Caedmon's Call has amassed a stream of accolades, including an Album of the Year Dove Award, a Billboard Music Video Award nomination, six number-one radio singles, and record sales approaching one million units. "In the Company of Angels," the Houston-based group's last album, garnered a 2002 Dove Award nomination for Praise and Worship Album of the Year.
Tickets are on sale at the University Service Center in Davies Center. Reserved seats are $19.50 in advance ($17.50 each for groups of ten or more) or $22.50 at the door. Gold Circle tickets are $26.50 ($23.50 with a UW-Eau Claire student ID card); no group discount is available. A $1 service fee is charged for each ticket purchased without a UW-Eau Claire student ID.
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For some reason, a young banker crowd decided to adopt this place as their regular watering hole. There are often more men than women and weekends can be extremely packed. (Single ladies- hint, hint!) A large contingent of European expats also frequent the place. Le Jardin is a good bar for socializing. The energy flows around the room well and people don't just stay where they are seated.
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Students who have a RN license can apply for admission to the RN to BSN (the Bachelor of Nursing) program which is offered at sites in many locations across the state. Because the RN requires college level work to have been completed at an institution of higher education, applicants are considered transfers to Winston-Salem State University. The admission review is slightly different depending on the type of degree the applicant has. Admission requirements are detailed in the Undergraduate Catalog and the RN-BSN website. The time from application to the RN-BSN admission decision can take 2 to 3 months. Students should adhere to the deadlines listed here and on the RN-BSN website.
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Fun show. Jill Vice is very energetic and describes a number of her encounters as a bartender, mostly the events of one particular evening. She portrays a number of back-and-forth conversations between herself and her customers, using their voices. She switches between the various voices effortlessly and humorously.
The show has lots of humor, and has some poignant moments (but not too many).
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Unbelievable acting..The actor playing about a dozen different characters ( plus the bartender) at the nabe bar, is simply amazing!
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|I am in love with my dwarf papyrus and it is doing fine as a houseplant over the winter.
I am wondering how tall the cyperus papyrus would get here if outside for the summer and a houseplant otherwise.
Also we have a lot of wind here. Would this get bedraggled in wind storms?
thx for sharing your experience ;-)
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|I have a cyperus but it's inside right now, it grows like CRAZY! I never took it out of it's tiny pot and it grew like 4 feet for me! You can keep it in a pot, as long as you water it all the time they don't mind, but for it to grow up with good posture you need to keep it in full sun. During the summer mine only gets morning sun so it leans to the right. It's supposed to grow up to 5 feet, and I believe it!
Not sure about the wind, the only thing the wind would probably do is knock the pot over (if it's top heavy).
|Hi Karen,
I grew this outside last summer. I planted it directly in the ground so it was well rooted for any windstorms that came through (I think if it was in a pot it might have blown over)..... none of the summer weather caused any problems, wind or hail or heavy rains.
I thought it was awesome. It easily got to 5 feet, I bet if I fertilized and watered more it would have gone higher. I tried to dig it up and overwinter it, but the looks I was getting from my wife made me think twice. If I grow it again next year I may try and overwinter an offshoot or see if I can get the tops of the stalks to root.
|Since c. papyrus is native to Egypt, I'd be surprised if it overwintered in your zone...or mine for that matter.
|Sorry Mersiepoo, I didn't want to give the impression that it's overwintering outside (since I already threw it on the compost pile in October!) When I said "if I grow it again next year", I meant that I would be buying a new start of it in the spring.
....now that spring is approaching I think I WILL have to get it again. It looked soo cool with the bananas and elephant ears (which I did manage to overwinter indoors)... even though these plants did not handle the wind and hail as well as the papyrus.
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I started working with a company that gets a gm discount. It is basically the supplier discount GM offers. I was wondering if this applied to a lease and if it does is is it a discount from GM or from the dealer. Can I still ask for 500 below invoice and then apply the discount like a gm incentive?
Congratulations on your new job, cable311.
GM's supplier purchase program can be used on leased vehicles. It isn't some sort of cash incentive that can be tacked onto an already negotiated deal though. The program entitles consumers who are eligible for it to a low no-haggle selling price. It is calculated based upon GM's employee purchase price plus a couple of percent (4% I believe).
Savvy consumers who are in an area that has a decent level of competition are usually able to come close to matching GM's supplier pricing on their own, so unfortunately the program isn't really that great other than it saves one from having to shop around and negotiate.
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Hi warbern. Here's the information that you're looking for.
Ally's current base lease rate and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Cadillac Escalade Base 4WD with 10,000 miles per year are 2.0% and 47%, respectively.
The numbers for an otherwise identical lease of a 2011 Escalade Luxury 4WD are 2.0% and 46%.
The lease rates for 39 month leases of these trucks are the same, but the residual values would be 2% higher.
When negotiating your lease on this truck, make sure to take the whopping $6,750 cash incentive that GM is currently providing on leases of it through Ally into account.
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benz2779 Posts: 31Car_man is this a good deal...?
2011 Escalade AWD Luxury with M.S.R.P of $72,775 and selling price of $66,650. Going through US Bank with $5,550 cash incentives and $3,000 loyalty GM Cash. Has a 44% residual and .00020 money factor. Gave the dealer $2,544.42 including new plates for NY and got a monthly lease payment of $752.04 for 39 months and 12,000 miles per year.
Do you think I could have done any better??
Hi benz2779. The dealer invoice price of the truck that you are interested in should currently be around $68,106. If you are getting this truck for $66,500 and the dealer is then subtracting the cash incentives from that you are getting one heck of a deal. If the selling price that you mentioned includes the incentives, then not so much.
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Hi abp2. Ally's December base lease rate and residual value for a 36 month lease of a 2011 Cadillac Escalade Luxury or Premium is 2.0%.
When negotiating your lease on this truck, make sure to take advantage of the massive $6,750 cash incentive that is currently available on leases of it through Ally.
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Dear Car Man,
My wife currently drives a 08 X5 4.8 pretty much fully loaded. It is a great car, in my opinion, it is one of the best SUV's ever made, especially in the 4.8i configuration. Anyhow, we have 2 year left on our lease and we need to get out of it, in the past few years, we have had 2 babies . The X5 is way too small for having 2 babies.
We checked out many cars like the Infiniti QX56 (neither of us liked the ride or the look of the new ones), Q7 (Great SUV but still too small), Navigator (nice but both of us like the Escalade a bit better), I like the new Odysseys a lot but my wife is SO opposed to minivans!
So, we both like the Escalade, is the Base version (non ESV) large enough for us? There is a lease promo on it for $599 plus tax plus $44xx down + license, tax, and other fees which I estimate total driveoff at $6k. This is for the "base" model which still comes real loaded. 39 month lease with about 830 miles per month which is ok with us.
When we lease, we rarely ever pay anything for driveoff, so when you calculate the whole $6k into the monthly payments, it comes out to about $154. $599 original monthly plus $154 = $753. $753 X 1.0975 for CA TAX = $826.42 for the monthly payment. So with $0.00 drive off, monthly payment is $826 including tax. Seems like a good deal compared to before when there was no lease special, but how much room is left to negotiate at the stealership? Can we get the monthly payment down at least $100 to maybe $726 at least?
Your answer will help me when it comes time to negotiate. Thank you Car Man!
At the end of the year we leased a 2011 Escalade Hybrid.
Sticker price was $74805
39 month lease/15,000 miles
$12,500 down with 38 payment of $600, 6% taxes included
Dealer included premium wheels that are not standard with the Hybrid.
Also, purchased the Ally Smart Lease protect. Dealer claims that tires are covered under this plan.
Would appreciate your opinion or comments about our deal. Not to sure if we held our own during negotiations.
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Hi newtobmw18. Unfortunately, is is probably going to be very expensive to get you out of your X5 lease several years before your scheduled end date. If I was in your situation, I personally would try to make the X5 work with the two babies. My kids are older now, but I used to drive them around in a Subaru Forester and it worked fine.
The Escalade would definitely work better than the X5 for you, but it is going to cost you an arm and a leg to lease one with two years left on your current lease.
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Dear Car Man,
I have exactly 11 months left on my X5. You are right, getting out of a lease is real expensive. However, when I acquired this X5, we were able to locate a "demo" model to lease and the monthly payments are about $200 below what the new one was. It is an 08' 4.8i with Tech, Premium, Sport, Preium Sound, packages that would usually lease for around $950 per month including tax. Mine is at $772 per month including tax .
So, knowing that I can get someone to take over the lease, fairly easily using swapalease, etc, you think it should be ok?
Car Man:
We would appreciate your feedback on how we did on our deal
At the end of the year we leased a 2011 Escalade Hybrid.
Sticker price was $74805
39 month lease/15,000 miles
$12,500 down with 38 payment of $600, 6% taxes included
Dealer included premium wheels that are not standard with the Hybrid.
Car Man:
The Selling price of the vehicle was $68777.27
Dealership tacked on and addl $1339.79 for 1st mnth payment, registration fees and sales tax.
Dealership then gave me the rebate of $6750.
So I believe the selling price with rebate would have equated to $62027.
Thanks for your opinion
Thanks for the additional information, cooper0098. OK, so you leased a $74,805 Cadillac for $68,777 and then has the available cash incentive subtracted from that. The $6,000 dealer discount that you were given probably puts you at, or even below dealer invoice...which is an excellent deal. It looks like you did great. Enjoy your new ride!
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Hi Car Man - quick question. I can currently get $4K in cash incentives on a ESV in addition to the Supplier Discount price which is $73,215 making the price for the truck $69,215. I would have to end the lease on my current truck about 4 months early. Should I wait until May or June for better incentives or is this a great deal now?
Also, what is the residual value now on a 2011 ESV?
Thank you very much for your help.
Good question, srf2. I personally wouldn't waste four months on my current lease to get into a new Escalade right now. Of course, you're rolling the dice somewhat by waiting because it's difficult to say exactly what GM's incentives will be like on this model in several months, but I personally think that it's a safe bet that you'll come out better financially by waiting.
Ally's residual values for the 2011 Cadillac Escalade ESV vary by term and mileage allowance. Its current 36-month, 15,000 mile per year residual value for the AWD version of this truck is 48%.
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Hi Carman: Could you please let me know if I'm getting everything I'm entitled to with the following lease deal and if it's a fair deal. I'm going to lease a 2011 ESV Luxury w/ RSE and the sticker price is $77,325. I have a Supplier Discount and the $1K Owner Loyalty cash in addition to the other cash now being offered.
The salesman told me he is giving me the Supplier Discount price (about $73K) and then a $5,800 cash rebate bringing the final price to $68K. I'm doing a 39 month/12K mile per year lease and paying the taxes up front. My payment for the lease is $890 without tax.
Do these numbers sound correct? Is it a good deal? Any guidance you could offer would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much.
Also, what is the resdual value on the 39 Month/12K miles per year lease through Ally? I think you mentioned before that it was 48% - the salesman is only giving me 45%. The 48% is better - right? Which should it be right now on an ESV? Thanks again.
kacat Posts: 1We are at end of our 2008 Pre Paid Escalade lease - will have 40k in miles. The purchase price for 39k. Looking up on KBB and local listings it looks like it will sell for 39 to 42k? We really don't want to /can't afford to buy at 39k...is there any way to 'Re Lease' or extend a lease for several years? Any thoughts or ideas?
Thank you for your help.
Hi Steven. If you are getting this truck at the supplier discount price minus any available cash incentives then you are getting a good deal.
Ally's current base lease rate and residual value for a 39 month lease of a 2011 Escalade ESV AWD with 12,000 miles per year are 2.0% and 48%, respectively. The higher the residual value, the better.
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Hi prd928. Ally's current base lease rate and residual value for a 39 month lease of a 2011 Cadillac Escalade Luxury AWD with 12,000 miles per year are 0.33% and 45%, respectively.
When negotiating your lease on this car, make sure to take advantage of the $3,650 cash incentive for leases of this truck through Ally.
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In my day job, I am also a painter.
A painter of walls.
This past week and a half I've been painting the inside of a new salon in town called Liza & Co. Cool job, "Retro" theme. (The image posted is the after shot, "before" was 50 shades of dirty beige.)
I enjoy wall painting (straight color, nothing fancy) ....but then I don't usually feel like Art painting afterwards. Yah that part has always been tricky for me ....to bridge that gap. The day job and the dream. (oooh the siren song whispering build it and they will come). I keep forgetting to remember that, and believe in that (because I do). And because if I don't CREATE, after awhile life begins to feel pointless and the mind spins and the walls go up ....disclaimers, excuses, protection, hiding. Those walls.
So this has been my conundrum for years. The discipline of the desire ...to paint or not to paint. It's not a question but the answer. Some days. And some days it's mental walls, glass walls ....padded walls. =)
(I'm not crazy, I'm creative.)
I need to start painting my mental walls with bold colors and positive affirmations! Graffiti style! >>Just do it<< occurs a lot more fun graffiti style (guerrilla marketing to the brain!) ....trade in my mental brush for a spray can and tag my way all over town ....red or retro or lucy blue! I always thought the energy of graffiti was just so amazing. (I personally love Graffiti Art.) Big Bold and Committed! And you actually Need walls for graffiti, right?
Interesting ...the story of walls.
I mean, a wall is just one big canvas anyway right?
Even the mental ones.
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May 24, 1990
By S.E. Siebert, Special to The Inquirer
The Walnut Street bridge that links Jenkintown and Abington is safe for commuters, according to PennDOT officials who inspected the bridge this week after a metal plate fell onto a moving SEPTA train Monday. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and SEPTA crews inspected the truss-type bridge after a metal plate struck the wires on the roof of a commuter train about 11:45 a.m. Monday. Jenkintown police at the scene said the incident sent metal debris into nearby back yards along Runnymede Avenue.
Slow Repairs Are Hurting Businesses Work On The Walnut Street Bridge In Abington Has Taken Two Years.
September 5, 1996
By Kristin Vaughan, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
When George and Joe Pileggi's father opened Village Delicatessen on Jenkintown Road at the base of the Walnut Street Bridge, it was a great spot for business. But that was in 1963. Until the bridge closed for repairs in December 1995, 10,000 cars traveled the bridge every day and brought steady clientele from Glenside and Jenkintown to the delicatessen and variety store. Now, eight months later, it's another story for the second-generation owners. Those clients have been rerouted for two years because of the construction.
Walnut Street Bridge Reopened After Two Years Of Construction, The Delayed Bridge Opening Came As A Surprise To Many.
October 24, 1997
By Laura Barnhardt, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Like a circus that leaves town in the middle of the night, construction crews working on the Walnut Street Bridge took down the barricades yesterday, opened the bridge and left without a word. After having been closed for nearly two years, the new bridge was open to traffic and pedestrians by late afternoon, but almost no one knew. Orange detour signs still dot roads between Jenkintown and Abington. The public was not informed. Even local officials did not know until they got calls from the state Department of Transportation just hours before the reopening.
Construction Worker Still Knows The Drill Pete Mahoney Gives Advice To Those Fixing The Walnut Street Bridge.
August 14, 1997
By Laura Barnhardt, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
With the recently announced delays, Walnut Street Bridge construction managers have more critics than a quarterback on a Monday morning. But none is more colorful nor more vocal than Pete Mahoney, the self-appointed honorary project manager. The Jenkintown local visits the construction site nearly every day. "I used to walk the job twice a day - once in the morning and once in the afternoon," said Mahoney, a 66-year-old retiree from the construction business who lives down the street from the bridge.
The Good And Bad Of A Delayed Walnut Street Bridge Reopening Residents Have Enjoyed The Quiet Associated With The Rerouted Traffic. Businesses Will Suffer Longer.
August 1, 1997
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The Italians have the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The British have the English Channel Tunnel. And Jenkintown and Abington residents have the Walnut Street Bridge. It's part of the political landscape. The work in progress - with all its twists and turns, engineering and bureaucratic intricacies - is either good or bad, depending on which side of the SEPTA tracks you're on. For example, state transportation officials announced this week that after two years of construction, the bridge may not reopen Sept.
Opening Delayed For Abington's Walnut Street Bridge The Span Has Been Closed Nearly Two Years. It Is Now Set To Reopen At The End Of October, Officials Say.
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You've heard of the Little Engine That Could? Well, this is the little bridge that won't. Officials have moved the date for the opening of the Walnut Street Bridge from Oct. 15 to the end of the month, contrary to statements made at a public meeting in August that the bridge would open by mid-October. The bridge has been closed for almost two years. Work on the span was to have been completed by Sept. 2, but was extended five weeks to allow for additional work proposed by Abington.
Penndot Bridge Work Will Be Done On Time, But There's A Rub An Abington Project Will Delay Use Of The Walnut Street Bridge. The Township Says Penndot Shoulders Some Of The Blame. There's A Meeting Tonight.
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By Laura Barnhardt, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
When state transportation officials told a mob of inconvenienced residents that the Walnut Street Bridge would be reopened on Sept. 2, it was the equivalent of a blood oath. Tonight, they'll explain how blood has turned to water - the $2.3 million bridge, almost two years in the making, probably won't open until October. PennDot says the bridge will be ready to go, but the opening will be delayed by an Abington Township culvert-building project. To the 10,000 commuters who once used the bridge each day, to the dozen merchants who have lost customers and to the nearby residents who have been listening to the sounds of cranes and drills for months, the time question is crucial.
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Cyclists who say the Walnut Street Bridge's approach lanes are dangerous protested yesterday. Sue McNamara (foreground) was among those who want new lines to allow a wider right curb lane.
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VALERIE Kukla-Webb dived into the Schuylkill to try to rescue a man who fell or jumped in Monday afternoon and got within a few feet of him before he disappeared beneath the river's murky surface. "I was probably about two strokes away," she said. "Then I looked back and he went under. " Police responded to call about a person in the water beneath the Walnut Street Bridge at 4:40 p.m. As police marine units tried searching for the man, Kukla-Webb and Jonathan Granoff , two passersby who jumped in to try to save him, climbed out of the water and said they couldn't find him. His body was pulled from the river about 6:30 p.m., police said.
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PHILADELPHIA Jury selection in death The trial of Frank Tepper, an off-duty cop who fatally shot a neighbor in November 2009, begins today in Common Pleas Court with jury selection. Tepper, 45, is charged with murder, possession of an instrument of crime and recklessly endangering another person. Tepper was being attacked in front of his Elkhart Street home before he shot William "Billy" Panas Jr., 21, defense attorney Fortunato Perri Jr. has said. Tepper, who has been fired, was described as a bully with a temper by some neighbors following Panas' slaying.
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Seven months of work on the Walnut Street Bridge Gateway Project are to begin Monday, the city announced Sunday. That means the north sidewalk and adjacent travel lane on the bridge over the Schuylkill will be closed starting Monday. The federally funded project involves Walnut Street from 23d to 30th Streets. Sidewalks will be widened and there will be improvements to lighting and signs. Bicyclists will be asked to detour the work area by taking 23d Street to Lombard Street to the South Street Bridge to 33d Street.
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By Amy S. Rosenberg, Inquirer Staff Writer
About 10 the other night, Chris McManus and Tim Wingert were hanging around the Walnut Street Bridge, staring at the top of the Peco building at 23d and Market Streets. A bridge away, on Market, James Simpson was doing the same thing. Up there, where ribbons of community-service text are the usual fare, were videos these three artists had created - newly liberated from their computers to become part of Peco's five-month "Art in the Air" exhibition, which employs the iconic crown lights atop its building.
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NO USE denying it. Days are shorter. Nights are cooler. School supplies are already on special. You may not want to think about a return to full-day Fridays (let alone anything wool), but a fact's a fact: Summer has past its hump day. And, chances are, your summer-fun to-do list is still far from checked-off. Luckily, you have a couple weeks left to suck the juice out of August, and we know just how to get it done - without taking a vacation day or spending a dime. Start tomorrow night, in Rittenhouse Square.
South St. Bridge plan gets new life
May 7, 2009
By Inga Saffron INQUIRER ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
After declaring last week that they were ending an effort to design architectural elements for the new South Street Bridge, Philadelphia officials reversed course and will extend the design deadline until September, Deputy Mayor Rina Cutler said yesterday. A pared-down bridge design was scheduled to be submitted to the Art Commission yesterday for final approval. But Cutler, the city's top transportation official, said she had decided to pull the $67.5 million project from the agenda once she had seen how the span would look without any architectural embellishment.
South St. Bridge's shutdownarrives The $67 million reconstruction's disruptions are expected to last two years. The holiday start irks at least one nearby merchant.
December 7, 2008
By Michael Matza INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Harried commuters are braced for protracted delays as the long-awaited reconstruction of the South Street Bridge begins tomorrow, closing the historic span over the Schuylkill and necessitating detours expected to last two years. The 23,000 motorists and countless pedestrians and bicyclists who rely on the bridge daily to go between University City and Southwest Center City will have to use alternate routes because the 85-year-old bridge is "structurally deficient," inspectors say, and must be demolished and rebuilt.
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February 15, 2008
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The South Street Bridge leaps across the Schuylkill in one straightforward bound, but the saga of its rebuilding has seen more twists than a mountain road. So watch out: There's another hairpin turn coming. Seven years after Philadelphia engineers first trotted out a misguided plan to replace the decaying, but dignified, structure with a soulless, interstate-grade speedway, they've finally agreed to discuss design. A public forum will be held March 6 and 8 at the Philadelphia School.
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