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Title 38 - Insurance
SECTION 38-81-20. Exemption from liability for action taken in performance of powers and duties in reporting legal professional malpractice claims.
There is no liability on the part of, and no cause of action of any nature may arise against, any insurer, its officers, its agents, or employees or the director, his designees, or his representatives for any action taken by them in performance of their powers and duties under this chapter.
SECTION 38-81-210. Findings.
The General Assembly declares that there exists the potential for a legal professional liability insurance crisis for attorneys in this State because of the high cost of liability insurance and a want of competition. These conditions could result in a situation in which liability insurance would not be available to attorneys in the State.
The public interest requires that a contingency program for providing legal professional liability insurance be enacted and that the Insurance Department of South Carolina (department) activate this program upon finding that an emergency exists because insurance is not available through normal channels or is not available on a reasonable basis because of lack of competition or otherwise.
SECTION 38-81-220. Definitions.
As used in this article:
(1) "Association" means any joint underwriting association established pursuant to this article.
(2) "Legal professional liability insurance" means insurance protection against the legal liability of the insured and against loss, damage, or expense incident to a claim arising out of legal service to or representation of any person as the result of negligence or malpractice in rendering or failing to render professional service.
(3) "Net direct premiums" means gross direct premiums written on bodily injury liability insurance, other than automobile liability insurance, homeowners liability insurance, and farmowners liability insurance, including the liability component of multiple peril package policies, as computed by the director or his designee less return premiums or the unused or unabsorbed portions of premium deposits.
SECTION 38-81-230. Joint underwriting association created.
(A) A joint underwriting association is created, consisting of all insurers authorized to write within this State, on a direct basis, bodily injury liability insurance, other than automobile bodily injury liability insurance, homeowners liability insurance, and farmowners liability insurance, including insurers covering such peril in multiple peril package policies. Every such insurer is and must remain a member of the association as a condition of its authority to continue to transact this kind of insurance in this State.
(B) The purpose of the association is to provide legal professional liability insurance on a self-supporting basis to the fullest extent possible.
(C) The association is activated when the department finds and declares the existence of an emergency because of the unavailability of legal professional liability insurance or the unavailability of such insurance on a reasonable basis through normal channels.
SECTION 38-81-240. Powers of association.
The association has the power on behalf of its members to:
(1) issue, or cause to be issued, policies of insurance to applicants including incidental coverages such as, but not limited to, premises or operations liability coverage on the premises where services are rendered, all subject to limits of liability as specified in the plan of operation but not to exceed five million dollars for all claimants under one policy in any one year;
(2) underwrite legal professional liability insurance and to adjust and pay losses with respect thereto or to appoint service companies to perform those functions;
(3) cede and assume reinsurance.
SECTION 38-81-250. Plan of operation.
(A) Not less than thirty nor more than ninety days after the effective date of this article the director or his designee, after consultation with the members of the association, representatives of the public, the South Carolina Bar, and other affected individuals and organizations, shall promulgate a plan of operation consistent with this article. The plan of operation becomes effective and operative no later than thirty days after the declaration of an emergency by the department.
(B) The plan of operation shall provide for economic, fair, and nondiscriminatory administration and for the prompt and efficient- provision of legal professional liability insurance and may contain other provisions including, but not limited to, preliminary assessment of all members for initial expenses necessary to commence operations, establishment of necessary facilities, management of the association, assessment of the members to defray losses and expenses, commission arrangements, reasonable and objective underwriting standards, acceptance and cession of reinsurance, appointment of servicing carriers, and procedures for determining amounts of insurance to be provided by the association.
(C) The plan of operation shall provide that any profit achieved by the association must be added to the reserves of the association or returned to the policyholders as a dividend.
(D) Amendments to the plan of operation may be made by the directors of the association with the approval of the director or his designee or must be made at the direction of the director or his designee after proper notice and public hearing.
SECTION 38-81-260. Legal professional liability insurance coverage by association.
Upon the activation of the plan of operation, any attorney licensed in this State is entitled to apply to the association for coverage. The application may be made on behalf of the applicant by a licensed agent or broker authorized in writing by the applicant.
If the association determines that the applicant meets the underwriting standards of the association as set forth in the approved plan of operation and there is no unpaid, uncontested premium due from the applicant for any prior insurance of the same kind, the association, upon receipt of the premium, or a portion thereof as prescribed by the plan of operation, shall cause to be issued a policy of legal professional liability insurance for a term of one year.
The rates, rating plans, rating rules, rating classifications, territories, and policy forms applicable to insurance written by the association and the statistical and experience data relating thereto are subject to this act and to those provisions of Chapter 73, Title 38, Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, which are not inconsistent with this article.
SECTION 38-81-270. Gathering of data.
The director or his designee shall obtain complete statistical data in respect to legal professional liability losses and reparation costs as well as all other costs or expenses which underlie or are related to legal professional liability insurance. The department shall promulgate any statistical plan he considers necessary for the purpose of gathering data referable to loss and loss adjustment expense experience and other expense experience. When the statistical plan is promulgated all members of the association shall adopt and use it. The director or his designee also shall obtain statistical data in respect to the costs of compensating victims of legal professional liability. The director or his designee may require from any person obtaining insurance through the association loss, claim, or expense data. This information or data is confidential and the attorney-client privilege must be preserved.
SECTION 38-81-280. Structuring rates.
In structuring rates for legal professional liability insurance and determining the profit or loss of the association in respect to such insurance, consideration must be given by the director or his designee to all investment income.
SECTION 38-81-290. Filing of forms.
Within a time that the director or his designee directs, the association shall submit, for the approval of the director or his designee, an initial filing, in proper form, of policy forms, classifications, rates, rating plans, and rating rules applicable to legal professional liability insurance to be written by the association. If the director or his designee disapproves the initial filing, in whole or in part, the association shall amend the filing, in whole or in part, in accordance with the direction of the director or his designee. If the director or his designee is unable to approve the filing or amended filing, within the time specified, he shall promulgate the policy forms, classifications, rates, rating plans, and rules to be used by the association in making rates for and writing the insurance.
SECTION 38-81-300. Specification of coverage basis.
(A) The director or his designee shall specify whether policy forms and the rate structure must be on a "claims-made" or "occurrence" basis and coverage may be provided by the association only on the basis specified by the director or his designee. The director or his designee shall specify the claims-made basis only if the contract makes provision for residual occurrence coverage upon the retirement, death, disability, or removal from the State of the insured. Provision may be made for a premium charge allocable to any residual occurrence coverage and the premium charges for the residual coverage must be segregated and separately maintained for such purpose which may include the reinsurance of all or part of that portion of the risk.
(B) The policy may not contain any limitation in relation to the existing law in tort as provided by the statute of limitations of this State.
(C) The policy form whether on a claims-made or occurrence basis may not require as a condition precedent to settlement or compromise of any claim the consent or acquiescence of the insured. However, such settlement or compromise is not considered an admission of fault or wrongdoing by the insured.
(D) The premium rate charged for either or both claims-made or occurrence coverage must be at rates established on an actuarially sound basis, including consideration of trends in the frequency and severity of losses and must be calculated to be self-supporting.
SECTION 38-81-310. Rate increases or assessments.
The association may provide a rate increase or assessment subject to the approval of the director or his designee.
SECTION 38-81-320. Recoupment of deficits.
Any deficit sustained by the association in any year must be recouped, pursuant to the plan of operation and the rating plan then in effect, by one or both of the following procedures:
(1) an assessment upon the policyholders, which may not exceed one additional annual premium at the then current rate;
(2) a rate increase applicable prospectively.
SECTION 38-81-330. Change in premium rates after initial year of operation.
After the initial year of operation, rates, rating plans, and rating rules, and any provision for recoupment through policyholder assessment or premium rate increase must be based upon the association's loss and expense experience and investment income, together with any other information based upon this experience and income as the director or his designee considers appropriate. The resultant premium rates must be on an actuarially sound basis and must be calculated to be self-supporting.
If sufficient funds are not available for the sound financial operation of the association, pending recoupment as provided in Section 38-81-320, all members, on a temporary basis, shall contribute to the financial requirements of the association in the manner provided for in Section 38-81-340. Any such contribution must be reimbursed to the members following recoupment as provided in Section 38-81-320.
SECTION 38-81-340. Participation of insurers.
All insurers which are members of the association shall participate in its writings, expenses, profits, and losses in the proportion that the net direct premiums of each member, excluding that portion of premiums attributable to the operation of the association, written during the preceding calendar year bear to the aggregate net direct premiums written in this State by all members of the association. Each insurer's participation in the association must be determined annually on the basis of the net direct premiums written during the preceding calendar year, as reported in the annual statements and other reports filed by the insurer with the department. The assessment of a member insurer, after hearing, may be ordered deferred in whole or in part upon application by the insurer if, in the opinion of the director or his designee, payment of the assessment may render the insurer insolvent or in danger of insolvency or otherwise may leave the insurer in a condition that further transaction of the insurer's business may be hazardous to its policyholders, creditors, members, subscribers, stockholders, or the public. If payment of an assessment against a member insurer is deferred by order of the director or his designee in whole or in part, the amount by which the assessment is deferred must be assessed against other member insurers in the same manner as provided in this section. In the order of deferral or in subsequent orders as may be necessary, the director or his designee shall prescribe a plan by which the assessment deferred must be repaid to the association by the impaired insurer with interest at the six-month treasury bill rate adjusted semiannually. Profits, dividends, or other funds of the association to which the insurer is otherwise entitled may not be distributed to the impaired insurer but must be applied toward repayment of any assessment until the obligation has been satisfied. The association shall distribute the repayments, including interest on them, to the other member insurers on the basis on which assessments were made.
SECTION 38-81-350. Members bound by approved plan.
Every member of the association is bound by the approved plan of operation of the association and the rules of the board of directors of the association.
SECTION 38-81-360. Continuation of obligations.
(A) If the authority of an insurer to transact bodily injury liability insurance, other than automobile, homeowners, or farmowners, in this State terminates for any reason, its obligations as a member of the association continue until all its obligations are fulfilled and the director or his designee has so found and certified to the board of directors.
(B) If a member insurer merges into or consolidates with another insurer authorized to transact insurance in this State or another insurer authorized to transact insurance in this State has reinsured the insurer's entire general liability business in this State, both the insurer and its successor or assuming reinsurer, as the case may be, are liable for the insurer's obligations to the association.
(C) Any unsatisfied net liability of any insolvent member of the association must be assumed by and apportioned among the remaining members in the same manner in which assessments or gain and loss are apportioned and the association shall acquire and have all rights and remedies allowed by law in behalf of the remaining members against the estate or funds of the insolvent insurer for funds due the association.
SECTION 38-81-370. Board of directors.
The association is governed by a board of seven directors, one of whom is appointed by the Governor to represent the general public and three of whom are members of the South Carolina Bar appointed by the Governor. Three directors are elected by cumulative voting by members of the association, whose votes in the election must be weighed in accordance with each member's net direct premiums written during the preceding calendar year. The approved plan of operation of the association may make provision for combining insurers under common ownership or management into groups or voting, assessment, and all other purposes and may provide that not more than one of the officers or employees of such a group may serve as a director at any one time. The insurer representatives of the board of directors must be elected at a meeting of the members or their authorized representatives, which must be held at a time and place designated by the board of directors. The board shall elect a chairman and other necessary officers.
SECTION 38-81-380. Appeals.
Any applicant for insurance through the association, any person insured pursuant to this article, or his representative, or any insurer adversely affected, or claiming to be adversely affected, by any ruling, action, or decision by or on behalf of the association, may appeal to the director or his designee within thirty days after the ruling, action, or decision.
SECTION 38-81-390. Annual statement.
The association shall file in the office of the department annually by March first a statement containing information with respect to its transactions, condition, operations, and affairs during the preceding year. The statement shall contain information prescribed by the director or his designee and must be in the form he directs.
The director or his designee, at any reasonable time, may require the association to furnish additional information concerning its transactions, condition, or any matter connected therewith considered to be material and of assistance in evaluating the scope, operations, and experience of the association.
SECTION 38-81-400. Examinations.
The director or his designee shall make an examination into the financial condition and affairs of the association at least annually and shall file a report thereon with the department, the Governor, and the General Assembly. The expenses of the examination must be paid by the association.


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This is the early place to put videos, scouting reports or your own personal thoughts on any prospect eligible for the 2013 draft. Lets get in early, create a dynamic thread and be in a well-researched position for next April. To help you, here's a spreadsheet that lists a number of seniors and underclassmen and a potential early ranking for them (I think the rankings came from Ryan Lownes but I can't be sure. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AtaFnuAmn2VBdGdONjVSeFhCTGJQNEdaX0dydnpGeVE#gid=0 NePatriots draft have a 2013 top 50 here Note, on scouting reports, please just post a link and maybe a brief passage.
David Amerson, CB, NC State Jnr David Amerson 2011 Int Series.wmv - YouTube David Amerson 2011 Int Series Part 2 - YouTube Vs Louisville David Amerson vs Louisville - YouTube Like him in run support and really likes how he high points his interceptions, which at 6'2" gives him a real advantage and helps to explain his 13 picks.
Robert Woods, WR, USC Jnr, 6'1", 184lbs USC WR #2 Robert Woods Highlights 2011 - YouTube Robert Woods vs Arizona St. 2011.avi - YouTube Robert Woods vs ASU,COL,MINN,AZ. - YouTube Runs like a RB after the catch. Great precision routes and cuts very fast out of his breaks. Doesn't play like your conventional WR. Great to watch but is he a fit as an X-receiver?
Star Lotulelei, DT, Utah Snr, 6'3", 325 lbs Shall we just refer to him as "beast" from now on? Likely to be one of the early favourites in these parts for the Patriots pick. I'm sure he'll be one of OTG's grizzlies. Star Lotulelei vs Washington - YouTube
I like these guys Tyler Wilson 6'3, 220...1st team all-SEC in his first year as a starter. Average arm but very accurate and one of the most poised college QBs ive ever seen. Tyler Wilson vs Auburn 2010 - YouTube Tyler Wilson Stats, News, Videos, Pictures, Bio - Arkansas Razorbacks - ESPN Cobi Hamilton Rated as the top senior WR prospect by CBS...6'3, 215...will be the #1 WR this year after sitting behind adams, wright, and childs. Was a texas state track champ in high school and has great hands. Same high school as Ryan Mallett. I think he'd be a good pickup for the pats in the 2nd Cobi Hamilton vs LSU - YouTube Cobi Hamilton Stats, News, Videos, Pictures, Bio - Arkansas Razorbacks - ESPN Knile Davis 6'0, 230...Missed last season with an injury, led the SEC in rushing by RBs in 2010. Fast and powerful, only question is durability. Hard worker and young for his age so a lot of growing left in him. 1st-2nd round talent if it wasnt for injury concerns. Knile Davis Highlights.wmv - YouTube Knile Davis Stats, News, Videos, Pictures, Bio - Arkansas Razorbacks - ESPN Chris Gragg 6'3, 236...undersized for a TE by NFL standards but will probably be the #2 TE in the SEC this season...maybe the fastest TE in college football as a former WR. Great hands though and can break tackles pretty well. Chris Gragg Stats, News, Videos, Pictures, Bio - Arkansas Razorbacks - ESPN
I was very impressed with Tyler Wilson whenever I saw him - guys a real battler. If they all declare, I've already seen descriptions of next years draft as being like 1983 - Barkley, Wilson, Landry Jones, Bray, Logan Thomas, Aaron Murray, Geno Smith. All seven are potential first rounders should the juniors declare.
Oh YEAH, Brother!! :rocker: Star Lotulelei has been #1 on my 2013 Mock since last year, baby!! :rocker: SuperBeast!! Him and OG Barrett Jones have been my top two for as long as I can remember. Mind you: It's a long ways to go till next April.
Side Note: Not to Live In The Past, or anything, but one of favorite Super Binkies from the 2012 Draft Class was playing for the other side in that one: OG Senio Kelemete ~ #56 ~ who lined up as Left Tackle for Washington. Had an absolutely terrific game. GOD, I wish we'd scooped him up.
Here's a pass rushing prospect from the University of Georgia, Jarvis Jones: Jarvis Jones vs Boise State - YouTube A fun stat to keep track of in this video is the amount of times he loses his helmet. I believe it is a single game record.
Exactly what I was thinking. I don't know that we need another DB. Xavier Rhodes is extremely physical, though. Took Michael Floyd out of the game in their bowl game.
All right, you guys have lured me back in. Some thoughts: 1. Looking at previous years' early 1st round drafts and top 40/50 lists, there's a huge percentage incorrect. For example, look at Tony Pauline's top 40 lists for 2011 and 2012: Tony Pauline: Quinn, Mallett highlight top 40 prospects - 04.27.10 - SI Vault Andrew Luck, Justin Blackmon among top 2012 NFL Draft prospects - NFL - SI.com Only 12 of his predicted top 40 for 2012 actually went in the top 40. 11 were drafted either in the 6th-7th rounds or became UDFAs. Chase Minnifield, Vontaze Burfict, Donte Paige-Moss, Mike Brewster, Jeff Fuller, Chris Owusu, and Matt Reynolds were all top prospects this time a year ago. The results from 2011 aren't that different. And Pauline is one of the better ones. You see similar things if you look at lists from guys like Chad Reuter, Pete Prisco, Bucky Brooks, etc. So we should expect that beyond the obvious (Matt Barkley will be a 1st round pick barring injury) that there's going to be a lot of turnover by the time the 2013 draft rolls around - guys will get injured, will have bad years, will have off-field issues. And other guys will emerge. Hell, RGIII and Morris Claiborne didn't show up on ANYONE's early 2012 mock, and they were top 6 picks. 2. The Pats' 1st round picks in 2005, 2008, 2010 and 2012 weren't on anyone's early 1st round projection or top-40 list. No one projected guys like Mayo, Mankins, McCourty or Jones to be 1st round picks a year in advance. It's extremely possible that whoever BB takes in 2013 won't be on the early 2013 1st round mocks at all. 3. While I love Barkevious Mingo, I'm going to ignore pass rushers for now on my 2013 list for the Pats, until I see how Jones, Hightower and Bequette work out. Mingo is my personal favorite of the 2013 group, but I have a hard time seeing BB go for a 245# pass rusher right now. William Gholston of Michigan St. is VERY interesting at 6'7" 280# (Vernon Gholston's cousin). 4. I feel the same way about DBs that I do about pass rushers. Until I see how the current group sorts out, I'm not thinking too much about DBs for 2013. Tyrann Mathieu is obviously an intriguing talent, and there are several solid prospects. But with McCourty, Dowling, Chung, Arrington, Wilson, Gregory, Dennard and Moore at DB I'd like to see how the current unit works and whether we keep Arrington and Chung (which I think is likely) before focusing on DBs for 2013. JMHO. 5. The NFL is currently a "run and shoot" league in which QBs, WRs, DBs and pass rushers are the sexy picks. That tends to push the other guys down. Remember 2003 when DTs went 4, 6, 8, 12 and 13? Only Marcell Dareus (#3 in 2011) and BJ Raji (#9 in 2009) have gone top 10 since then. "Elite" DTs have slipped to the teens such as Haloti Ngata (#12 in 2006), Nick Fairley (#13 in 2011), Fletcher Cox (#12 in 2012) and Michael Brockers (#14 in 2012) - all guys who were considered likely top 10 picks at one point. The 2013 draft is going to be loaded with QBs and pass rushers, and those should push some of the DTs down - even potentially "elite" guys like Johnathan Hankins and Star Lotoleili could fall into the teens, and potentially to within reach. Just some food for thought.
If we know one thing about Belichick, it's that he's able to adapt to changes in the game. We've heard Tom Brady on Sounds FX talk about how hard it is to throw over the Giants DL. We went out and got a couple of Giants-like angular pass-rushers in Chandler Jones and Bequette. Wouldn't mind a big dt next year. We won't get the next Richard Seymour. But, maybe a kid like Brockers who went to the Rams. Stuff the run and push the pocket back. When qb ready to throw just get your arms up. Devon Still was the guy I wanted this year. All 6'6" 344 lbs of Kwame Gaethers from Georgia sounds interesting for next year.
Geathers could become another Ted Wasington in time. The nice thing is that even if Star Loulelei and Johnathan Hankins are out of reach, they will likely push down someone like Geathers, John Jenkins (6'3", 340#), or Jesse Williams (6'4", 330#).
I'll go out on the limb early. If Shariff Floyd from Florida plays up to his ability, he will be the first defensive lineman drafted next spring. He's going to be a junior. Was an elite recruit outof Philly 3 years ago. Keep an eye on him.
Loved this post Mayo. We're both seeing things in the same light at this point in the process. I'll be keeping tabs this year a bit more as I believe the 2013 draft class will be potentially great compared to the thin fare available this year.


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All eyes on Harvey with Bucs the challengers
Gomez starts opposite Mets phenom in must-watch Citi matchup
Everybody's waiting for what Mets right-hander Matt Harvey will do next.
"It seems like every time we talk about this guy, it's something new," Mets manager Terry Collins said after Harvey's last start, a nine-inning, one-hit performance against the White Sox in which Harvey struck out a career-high 12.
Harvey returns to the mound Sunday after his last outing -- in which he became the first pitcher in the modern era to pitch nine innings with 12 or more strikeouts with no walks and only one hit in a no-decision -- in the series finale against the Pirates and Pittsburgh right-hander Jeanmar Gomez.
The 24-year-old Harvey has certainly given fans plenty to talk about during his first 17 career starts. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Harvey is the first pitcher in last 100 years with at least 125 strikeouts and 25 or fewer earned runs allowed in his first 17 career starts.
And he's continuously getting better, considering his last outing was perhaps his best yet.
"The best thing he had going is that he had everything going," catcher John Buck said afterward. "I think what really set [the tone] was the location of his fastball right off the bat. … I was elevating up and in and going back down, low and away. He was locating his heater wherever and whenever I wanted."
The lone problem in Harvey's last start was the offense, which has sputtered -- especially at home. The Mets are 9-11 at home, going 76-for-381 with 30 runs in their last 12 home games, scoring three runs or fewer in 10.
They'll look to turn that around against Gomez, who earned a repeat start with his five shutout innings in a last-minute assignment Tuesday against Seattle. He is holding batters to a .222 average.
Pirates: Starling starting right
Left fielder and leadoff hitter Starling Marte is batting .567 (17-for-30) with three walks, two hit by pitches and 10 runs scored when leading off the first inning.
• Second baseman Neil Walker, on the disabled list with a right hand laceration, is eligible to be reinstated Sunday.
• Pittsburgh is 16-0 when leading after seven innings this season.
Mets: Wright keeps playing
Third baseman David Wright played and went 1-for-4 on Saturday, half a day after fouling a ball off the inside of his left foot.
• The Mets' bullpen is 3-1 with a 3.15 ERA in its last nine games.
Worth noting
• Pirates starters have a 1.54 ERA in their last five games.
• Pirates catcher Russell Martin, who sat Saturday for the fourth time in five games because of lingering stiffness in his neck, is one homer shy of 100 for his career.
Cash Kruth is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @cashkruth. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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"Here, then, is what I wanted to tell you of my architecture. I created it with courage and idealism, but also with an awareness of the fact that what is important is life, friends and attempting to make this unjust world a better place in which to live."
Architect Oscar Niemeyer, one of the last remaining Modernist design icons who were educated and rose to prominence in the early to mid-twentieth century, has died in Rio de Janeiro aged 104 years.
The centenarian designer was revered around the world and especially in his home nation of Brazil as a cultural force who will be best remembered by history for designing an entirely new capital for the country in the 1960s at a remote grasslands site, Brasilia. Among Lucio Costa's master plan for the new city, Niemeyer designed a series of administrative buildings that adhered closely to the prevalent International Style of the time. That architectural movement's emphasis upon strict functionalism and rectilinearity was expressed previously in the UN Headquarters in New York City, a project from the late 1940s that was based upon a preliminary concept by Le Corbusier but fully realized after Niemeyer provided significant contributions to the design.
Beyond his assistance with the UN Headquarters project, Niemeyer's membership and outspoken support for the Communist party prevented him from further commissions in the U.S. even as his architectural prominence rapidly rose and East Coast design institutions were offering him teaching positions throughout the 1940s and 50s.
Niemeyer also collaborated with Corbusier on his first major project in Rio, the Ministry of Education and Health, above, which was completed in 1936 and contains all the Corbusian trademarks: building mass raised on pilotis, bries-soleil shading for the windows, and sculptural rooftop forms. Though he owed much of his early design influence and training to Corbusier, Niemeyer stood apart from many of his fellow modernists and gained widespread recognition for embracing the curve in architecture. In the 1940s, Niemeyer's stature grew with the realization of a number of huge residential towers in Rio, such as the Edifício Copan, seen below, which employed a curvilinear concrete parti aggressively repeated to a dizzyingly tall and dense effect.
Niemeyer will be best remembered for his tabula rossa design of Brazil's new capital city at Brasilia, a project spearheaded in the late 1950s by the nation's President Juscelino Kubitschek, who specifically sought Niemeyer for the work. With the power of the country's highest office behind him, Niemeyer designed a large number of administrative, residential, and ceremonial buildings within a span of months, all of which were to be operated and leased by the government on a previously uninhabited site located hundreds of miles inland from the country's established urban centers along the Atlantic coast.
Conceived and completed in four years, Brasilia stands as a grand socialist experiment of spontaneous urban development in the midst of stunning isolation. Characterized by crisply modern administrative building blocks set far apart on grassy lawns but connected via wide, sinewy boulevards and bridges, the city cuts a stark profile on the barren natural landscape. Niemeyer offset the rigidity of these buildings with a series of hyperbolic structures that showcased his penchant for the curvilinear, based ultimately upon the shape of a woman that he found so irresistible.
The Cathedral of Brasilia is the sculptural centerpiece, a building composed of 16 hyperbolic, 90-ton concrete columns, said by Niemeyer to be representative of hands opened upwards toward the heavens. Completed in 1970, well after the rest of the city had been constructed, the religious project designed by an outspoken atheist was not immediately consecrated by the church but nevertheless cemented Niemeyer's place in the architectural canon, widely admired for its evocative columns and their daring stance towards the sky.
Exiled to Europe because of his communist viewpoints as revolutions took hold in Brazil in the late 1960s, Niemeyer continued to work out of design offices in Paris and Champs-Élysées throughout the 1970s and 80s, focusing on smaller residential and commercial commissions throughout the European countryside. Well into his nineties, Niemeyer eventually returned to Rio and maintained an active role in his design practice, with the saucer ship Niteroi Contemporary Art Museum, standing atop a prominent seaside perch since 1996 and representing the best project from the twilight of his architectural career.
Though he maintained his communist allegiances even after the fall of the Berlin Wall, his work has found admiration in newer generations of designers from the world over, for whom the social and structural upheaval of the mid-20th century is nothing but a faded part of history. Oscar Niemeyer was an architect and educator to the very end, teaching and giving interviews as recently as 2010. His utopian vision will live on in the audacious curvature and monumental concrete blocks of Brasilia and beyond, testaments to his lifelong infatuation with the curve and with the important idea that "form follows beauty" rather than function.


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That was resolved real quick: NOTOURBUG :-(
I really don't like what Unigine is doing with the OpenGL spec... And this is not the first time. There is another known bug when GL_ARB_draw_instanced is used, I did report this "gl_InstanceID" problem to them back in 08 April 2011 and it still isn't fixed.
They just don't care.
And now there is a talk about breaking GL compliance in mesa in order for Unigine to run!!!
WTF? This is not the way its done, this could set a really bad precedent for all. Instead we need to put some pressure on Unigine corp to fix this.


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E229LT posted a thread called TO ARMS!! Join me in thie FIGHT!!!! and he only posted in the firefighters forum and I thought that was not the attention this deserved, so I am posting it in every forum section, I have not ask E229LT, I don't think that he would care but please always refer to the address below for more links and email adresses that you can write to, please don't reply to this thread go to the link below and post a reply there! Thanks! http://www.firehouse.com/forums2/sho...5&pagenumber=1
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Syndicated cartoonist Ted Rall has gone beyond poor taste. WAY BEYOND.
This maggot placed a cartoon called Terror Widows into circulation which depicts the widows of 9/11 as money hungry, media hounds.
The first ammendment protects this "parrot dropping" but does not protect him from me and you. I will seek out every newspaper, magazine and web site in the land that prints this pukes column and begin the boycott and letter campaign like nobody has ever seen.
Are you with me?????
Please refer back to this first post of the thread as I will edit and add every contact I find. But for those of you who need to see for yourself I will attempt to post a link: http://images.ucomics.com/comics/tr/2002/tr020304.gif
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Link #1 The Artist Ted Rall's email:
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Contact information: Alan's Used Books PO Box 775, Farmington, Michigan, 48332-0775, United States Phone: (email only please) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website URL: http://www.gwenfoss.com/ . . . Welcome to Alan's Used Books, a left handed bookstore owned and operated by Gwen Foss. We specialize in unusual and interesting quality used books. We are a proud charter member of TomFolio.com, the world's first and largest cooperative website of independent professional used bookdealers. Alan's Used Books started in 1990 as an independent small press. In 1997, the business expanded into used books on the acquisition of the library of Alan M. Foss, a close relative who passed in 1985. In 2002, we changed our name to Alan's Used Books. Alan's Used Books is located in the northwest suburbs of Detroit, Michigan but we are internet only, NO open shop. We buy and sell unusual books, particularly history, science, engineering, folklore, music, theology, ethnology, and various other intellectual topics. Our inventory includes a wide range of nonfiction plus a few odds and ends. We buy and sell books on odd subjects. Special areas of interest include narrow historical treatises, unusual scientific topics, bizarre humor, ethnic history, folklore, folk and popular music songbooks, unconventional how-to guides, Doctor Who, and anything unusual or offbeat. Satisfaction Guaranteed. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, we will give you a full refund, excluding shipping fees unless the item was not as described. Please notify us before returning an item. See A note about condition below for more details. Alan's Used Books is a GREEN Business. We strive to be as environmentally friendly as possible. We recycle all empty cans, old newspapers, plastic bags and bottles and every other bit of recyclable waste we generate. We re-use most of our corrugated scrap and recycle the rest. Our shipping envelopes are made from recycled fibers. All of our bulbs are smart fluorescents and we have instituted other energy-saving and water-saving procedures. Our vehicle is old but it gets 22 miles per gallon. And, last but not least, we find loving new homes for old used books. The small print: Except for a few of our own titles, we sell used books. This means that in most cases we have only one copy of an item available. Because millions of people all over the world can be viewing our catalog, it happens occasionally that an item we have listed as available will have been sold at the time you place your order. We remove sold items as quickly as possible, but there is always a delay in processing this data before the items are in fact removed. If you have any questions, please feel free to phone us during business hours Mon-Fri 10:00am to 8:00 pm US Eastern time, 248-473-4566, or email to the address above. We will be happy to hold items on your request for a reasonable period of time. A note about condition: We sell used books. Some show wear-marks from previous ownership. But we never sell books with missing or unreadable text pages. All flaws are noted in the description. We use a simplified version of the standard grading scale, which from best to worst is: As New, Near Fine, Very Good, Good, Poor. Please read our descriptions carefully. Scans available on request. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, we will give you a full refund, excluding shipping fees unless the item was not as described. Please notify us before returning an item.
Terms of Sale: Shipping Terms: Our Standard Rates: Domestic economy rate (US media mail) $4.00, $1.00 add items. Domestic air rate (US priority mail) $6.95 1st item, $1.70 addl items. (Sorry, we are not able to display a custom shipping fee for each item, but we promise to charge a smaller fee if you order a small item.) Non-US Customers: Overseas shipping is US$26.00 for First Class Mail International and US$39.00 for Priority Mail International. (Sorry, the US Postal Service no longer offers international economy surface mail.) See info below on Shipping Fee Reductions for more details. Special rates to Canada: US$21.00 for First Class Mail International and US$23.00 for Priority Mail International. Shipping Fee Reductions: Based on the actual size, weight, and destination of your order, our standard shipping fees may be adjusted, in most cases downward. If we can, we will ship by Standard Flat Rate Priority Mail International for US$25.00 (the book must fit in the flat rate envelope) and pass the savings on to you. In case the actual shipping cost will greatly exceed our standard fee, we will notify you in advance and let you decide before we ship your order. Alan's Used Books apologizes sincerely for these high fees. We are at the mercy of the available services but we will always reduce your fee in any way possible. We ship anywhere: We use the US Postal Service. If you require us to ship using a different service, an additional fee will be mutually agreed upon. Shipping times are affected by many circumstances we cannot control, and thus we cannot guarantee arrival time. Delays may be caused by many factors including airport slowdowns, security checks, and customs departments, to name a few. We will give you an estimated time of arrival and thank you for your patience. Payment: We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover; or personal checks, business checks, or money orders provided they are drawn in US funds. Checks should be made payable to Alan's Used Books. To pay by credit card: Click on the Add To Cart button to use TomFolio's secure server. The button will appear next to, or below, the book description on the search results page. Orders by Phone can be accepted during regular business hours Mon-Fri 10am-8pm, US Eastern (New York) time. |
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Good Value, Light, Lively.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I exchanged the 2014 Fenix (w/Ultegra) for the Helium (also w/Ultegra). I put about 350-400 miles on the Fenix with one long ride (205 miles). I've put about 200-250 miles on the Helium with a long ride (169 miles, 11k climbing) as well.
Helium > Fenix:
- The Helium is much, much lighter. The Helium with Hed Ardennes comes in at 16.5lbs with pedals and cages, vs 18.5 for the Fenix with Fulcrum 7 wheels. The rest of the components were near identical.
- Helium is "livelier". Given that the geometries are near identical, I can only assume that frame shape and material is making the difference here.
- The Helium was way smoother on rough pavement than the Fenix. The wider wheels probably had a lot to do with this, but I'm convinced the frame contributed too. Both were on 25c Conti GP 4000 SII tires.
Fenix > Helium:
- Fenix has real paint with clear coat. This Helium appears to have decals. No clear coat. I was quite disappointed by this and is the only reason I've docked a star.
- Braking feels more secure on the Fenix. The fork flexes noticeably more when braking on the Helium. This "springiness" is possibly what gives the Helium it's livelier, smoother running nature as well, proving that you can't have it all!
For sizing: I'm 5'10.5" and have a 33.5" inseam. I'm a long legs and arms and short torso kinda guy. I chose the Medium. The bike is quite large and the stock 110mm stem was too long for me. I swapped to a 90mm, and probably would prefer to go smaller. I knew this coming from the Fenix, but the Small size was no longer available. If it was, that's the route I would have gone and possibly swapped to a slightly longer stem.
Trevor J
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What is the differance between helium and helium lt?
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Is this frame compatible with Rotor 3D+ crankset?
Great All around frame!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I climbed over 400,000 ft last year in the Blue Ridge Mtns. and the Helium was a fantastic ride.
Not only does it climb and decend incredibly well,but in spite of its stiffness it has been very comfortable and the best balanced frame I've ever ridden!
Dustin Warr
What year is this frame?
What year is this frame?
Adam D
This is a 2013 frame
Dose the weight contain the fork ?
Dose the weight contain the fork ?
Adam D
1620g is frame and fork. I don't have the exact numbers in front of me, but frame alone was right around 1050 grams
Did the price on the Ridley Helium frameset...
Did the price on the Ridley Helium frameset increase? I thought it was 1500$ a while back?


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giving: boiled apple cider syrup
This gift takes a little more planning and time than the mulling spices that I put together last year, but the result is delicious and inspired, and dare I say, better. Reserve this one for someone really special.
The concept behind boiled apple cider syrup is about as simple as it sounds. Boil your apple cider down until it becomes thick and syrupy. You'll need a few solid hours at home to make a batch, but the good news is that the simmering cider can be left largely unattended. If you put on a pot when you return home from work in the evening, it should be ready by the time you head off to bed, with only a few stirs in between.
Once my cider had thickened to syrup, I strained it through a sieve to trap any solid pieces. A tiny funnel helped me to fill a small glass bottle that I'd sterilized in a pot of boiling water.
Aside from the robust taste, the best part about this gift (in the eyes of this history-lover at least) is boiled apple cider syrup's place in the annals of history. Emily Horton's piece on the subject is a delightful and quick read. Make this and you'll have done your part to revive a classic American culinary tradition (go Pats)!
Once you've bottled your syrup, make a little tag for your bottle and tie it up with a bit of ribbon and a cinnamon stick for merry-making. Encourage your friends to drizzle this tart syrup into sweet potatoes and brussels sprouts, pie crust and hot toddies.
The stuff's so good that if you have a large enough pot, you might consider boiling down a whole gallon and keeping some for yourself. Kept refrigerated, the syrup could last until next Thanksgiving. I have a hunch it'll be polished off long before that.
Boiled Apple Cider Syrup
Recipe adapted from this one in the Washington Post.
1 1/2 gallon apple cider
1. Pour apple cider into a large, heavy-bottomed pot. Bring the cider to boil, stirring occasionally.
2. Reduce the heat to medium-low and cook uncovered for 2-3 hours or until it has reduced to about 1 cup. Don't fear: it will take a long time for the cider to turn syrupy. I was convinced mine would just disappear rather than thicken, until finally, thicken it did. Persevere!
3. Once cider has thickened enough to coat the back of a spoon, pour through a sieve to strain any solid bits. (The original recipe didn't mention this step, but I had lots of little floating bits in mine and wanted them out)! Transfer syrup to a sterilized jar. Syrup is ready to use right away and will store indefinitely if refrigerated.
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Such a fun gift! I'm saving the apple butter I made a few weeks ago to give as holiday gifts. I love your packaging, by the way--do you use stamps to make the labels?
ReplyDeletePerfect timing, Erin. My sweets overdid it picking apples this fall and they are beginning to go. I think I'll run them through my juicer and give this cider syrup a try... thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteReplieshi there, jodi! i'm not sure how this will turn out with regular old apple juice! let me know if you find out anything about how that works!
DeleteHi Erin, just wanted to report back to you about my experiment. My juicer makes very cidery looking apple juice, cloudy and dark, which is why I thought it might work out for me. I'm happy to say that I just finished cooking over a gallon (!) and it reduced down into the most incredible & flavorful elixir! I already added a bit to some delicata squash rounds I'm roasting for a savory galette & can see it will find its way into many, many things. Thanks again for the inspiration & Happy Thanksgiving to you + yours.
DeleteThat is so great! I'm so excited that it worked out! A savory galette with delicata sounds delicious. Happiest Thanksgiving to you, too!
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good question! i don't like the fact that it's a gendered term that refers only to women. in our house, and in the houses of most of our friends, hosting is a shared responsibility. too bad the term "host gifts" hasn't caught on!
Deleteahhh i see. i'm a little dense sometimes :) makes total sense. i agree with crossing out the "ess" from hostess then!
This sounds amazing! I've made apple cider caramel before but this would be much healthier (maybe). Thanks!
SharnaI wonder if this would be possible in a crock pot, as well? I inherited my granny's 1970's crock pot, which is actually set up to be a vessel on top of a hot plate - and believe it or not, that thing cranks out some heat! I plan on trying it out tomorrow without the lid fully secured on top. Will let you know how it goes!
ReplyDeleteHey there,
Would you consider boiling the cider with mulling spices to maked a mulled apple cider syrup? I think that's what I'm going to go for... What do you think?!- ValerieNovember 30, 2012 at 3:49 PM
I was wondering how much a 1/2 gallon makes? Just the one bottle you show? I definitely will be making this as gift for the holiday season and need to know how much apple cider I will need for all of them. Thanks for inspiration! :)
ReplyDelete Thank you for sharing this! I have 1.5 gallons simmering away right now, although I did add the juice of eight clementines I had sitting around. Once it starts reducing, I'll check it again to see what else it needs. This will be absolutely perfect for a care package I'm sending a friend who moved away to New York. She loves this sort of thing, and I enjoy getting her things she loves (not that having some put aside for myself won't be nice too).
ReplyDeleteSuch a great gift idea, thank you for the inspiration! I have a question about refrigeration. I want to ship a couple bottles home to family. Do you think it will keep for the 4-5 days shipping time or does it require constant refrigeration? I'm really hoping it has a "shelf life"! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteRepliesHmm! Good question. Can't say I've tried leaving it out of the fridge, so I don't have a very good answer. Are you in a chilly spot? Maybe a few days in the back of an unheated truck wouldn't be so bad? That being said, I once bit into a very rotten bit of banana bread that had been delayed in its delivery. After that experience, I've been less brave about shipping perishables!
- AnonymousDecember 13, 2012 at 4:27 PM
I just tried making this and within one hour all of the cider was gone and a little burned foam was all that remained in the pot.
Maybe med-low should really be: very low flame.Repliesoh darn it! i didn't have any trouble with medium-low, but all stoves are different! the cider should definitely only be simmering after it's reached the initial boil. so sorry to hear that you had trouble--must be so disappointing!
Delete- AnonymousDecember 13, 2012 at 6:16 PM
thanks-- I tried again with a lower flame and had some success this time. Although the consistency is more jam-like than liquidy syrup...oh well, still tastes good!
Delete - AnonymousDecember 13, 2012 at 6:30 PM
I believe Icooked it a bit too long mine turned into jelly!! But it is delicious!!
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I love this cart. The size is perfect for my kitchen, but OH MY putting it together was a nightmare. My husband and I worked on it and after 2 hours finally said forget it. My son and daughter in law came down and it took about 4 hours for them get it almost put together right at the end we discovered that one piece was missing. My son and husband ( not to be out done) made that piece so they could finish the cart. I have called and they said they would send the missing piece (will have to take some apart to replace). Seems to me they could put the thing partly together or all the way. We would have gladly paid extra for shipping. After saying all that negitive I really do like the cart. Would give this a five star if it wasn't for the putting it together.
This product is very well built. It meets all my needs. Upon delivery and inspection I found I was missing 1 brace. I called the service number as directed and they shipped me a replacement part immediately. (no questions asked)
I would suggest you mark the wood parts better (left right front back) and how they are assembled. The way the unit goes together with allen set screws is not the best way or easiest for assembly. I put other furniture together that had a spin locking system which made it tighter and assemble with less parts. It took 5 hrs to assemble. After it was together is was fine.
I am enjoying the island tremendously. It's functional and does not take up a lot of space. It provides that little bit of extra work space that my kitchen needed while easily moves when not in use. It was not easy to put together. The instructions were not complete enough and would only recommend the product if someone had good handyman skills. I am going to send the company some suggestions that would make the installtion easier. There was a missing part but the company was apologetic and promptly sent me a replacement.
We just assembled the Island yesterday so I can't speak about durability at this point but the Island itself is very solid. The wood pieces fit together snugly and the overall design is good. The final product actually does look like the picture once assembled so you really do get what you order. The wood grains are really beautiful but I suppose this is random because all wood has different grain and colors.The directions were average. The pieces of wood were not labeled with letters or numbers so I suggest putting a label on each piece of wood before you get started. The masking tape we used left a little but of a mark on the wood which took a little bit of rubbing to remove afterwards. Maybe you come up with a better labeling idea.Overall, very pleased with the purchase. Its just the right size and it looks very high end given the wood texture and design. Nice storage on the sides and behind the front doors.
My fiancé spent 4 hours today trying to put this piece together and didn't make a dent. Why on Earth wouldn't the company label the pieces? The directions are so confusing. I know it will be nice when it's done, but there really isn't a need to torture people. It's not a cheap piece of furniture. I expected better/ more clear directions.
The instructions that came with the kitchen island were vague in come cases. Along the way of putting it together, you needed to try to see how the bolts and set screws fit together. There was not a clear explanation of that process. Because my husband was in the trades he was able to get the island together with only one mistake. We had the doors on upside down and had to take half of the island apart to reverse them. There again the explanation and picture were not clear. All in all it did come out very nice but in total time to put it together it took us 9 hours.
beautiful piece of furniture. The best one I ever owned. I knew it would be it was made in the US
Wood is of high quality, smooth and unblemished. Once assembled, unit is very stable and attractive. Finished product is comprable to units costing twice as much and more. The only down side is the number of pieces and difficulty aligning them properly. It took three hours to fully assemble product but the end results were well worth the effort. Would definitely purchase this product again.
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