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The City of Huron provides and bills for water service. The amount of the bill is based on a flat availability charge (based on meter size) plus a usage charge of $2.60 per 100 cubic feet of water used (effective 1/1/2008), and is billed quarterly (every three months) and is printed on yellow paper.
The City of Huron does not bill for sewer charges. Sewer service and billing is through Erie County 419-627-7640.
Effective January 1, 2008 the following water rates shall be in effect:
For water bills rendered on and after January 1, 2008, a minimum water availability charge by meter size shall be made per quarter to customers:
Minimum water availability charge by meter size |
Meter Size |
Availability Charge |
Availability Charge |
5/8 x 3/4 |
$49.63 |
$54.60 |
3/4 |
$49.63 |
$54.60 |
1 |
$64.98 |
$71.47 |
1 1/2 |
$100.11 |
$110.11 |
2 |
$133.65 |
$147.02 |
3 |
$200.22 |
$220.25 |
4 |
$266.78 |
$293.45 |
6 |
$400.47 |
$440.52 |
8 |
$508.16 |
$557.87 |
10 |
$635.22 |
$698.73 |
12 |
$762.76 |
$839.03 |
This minimum water availability charge does not include any water usage. For water bills rendered on and after January 1, 2008, the rate for water consumed, in addition to the water availability charge set forth above, shall be two dollars and sixty cents ($2.60) per 100 cubic feet, regardless of meter size. Non-resident water shall be supplied to customers residing outside the City Limits at ten percent (10%) above City rates, except in those areas covered by separate contracts.
Garbage, Recycling and Yard Waste services are billed quarterly on the water bill. Two (2) 30-gallon bags or cans of garbage are collected at the curb every Monday. Your garbage and/or recycling bin and/or yard waste must be placed at the curb by 7:00 A.M. on Monday morning. One green recycling bin is provided at the time you sign up for water service.
The garbage/recycling/yard waste collector is Republic. Fees for garbage, recycling and yard waste collection are as such: The basic charge for garbage (2 bags), refuse, recyclable material, yard waste collection and disposal for each residential owner, tenant or occupant shall be $50.00 per calendar quarter. The basic charge for garbage and refuse collection and disposal for each commercial and industrial establishment shall be $50.00 per calendar quarter.
Tags for additional bags or cans, as well as, oversized items can be purchased at the City of Huron Finance Department or Cornell's Grocery Store. A tag for an extra bag or can is $2.00. The tag for console TVs, stuffed chairs, recliners, lamps, microwaves, and bed frames (this does not include washers, dryers, refrigerators or stoves) is $4.00. The $6.00 tag will ensure the disposal of couches, kitchenettes, dinette sets and mattresses (this does not include washers, dryers, refrigerators or stoves).
*Holiday Schedules: Residents are asked to set thier refuse out the night before their regularly scheduled day or by 6:00am the morning of. Holidays observed are New Years Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. If an observed Holiday falls on your normal scheduled day, your trash will be picked-up the next day.
As of October 1, 2014 yard waste/food scrap collection service will be a year-round program.
Guidelines: Curbside collection of yard waste is provided by our garbage collectors once per week (Monday). For purposes of providing yard waste collection services, the definition of yard waste is leaves, grass clippings, brush, dead plants, weeds, garden waste, dead trees or branches, chips and tree trunks that are eight inches or less in diameter, tree trimmings, excluding dirt, sod or construction debris.
From the curbside, the garbage collection agency will collect yard waste placed in 20-35 gallon containers, clearly marked in at least two inches letters, "YARD WASTE." The containers should be constructed of plastic, metal or fiberglass, having handles of adequate strength for lifting. The mouth of a container shall have a diameter greater than or equal to that of the base. Yard waste may also be placed in 15-35 gallons paper biodegradable yard waste bags. These bags are known to be available at most hardware stores and home improvement centers. The weight of each container or bag shall not exceed 50 pounds.
Yard waste collection service is to be provided on the same day as solid waste and recycling collection. Improperly packaged yard waste will not be picked up by the garbage collection agency.
Food Scraps should be placed in an organic container (paper bag, newspaper, cardboard boxes) and placed in the Yard Waste container.
For general or billing questions about Water, Trash/Recycling/Yard Waste service within the City contact:
Finance Department at 419-433-5000 ext 3
Direct Charge (ACH Debits) Authorization Form
For additional questions regarding garbage/recycling/yard waste guidelines or if you need to report a missed pick-up, contact:
The leaf pick up program was modified from past practices in an effort to provide a more cost effective and efficient service. The program utilizes our existing yard waste removal service providing all residents a weekly opportunity to dispose of leaves.
Residents must use the appropriate yard waste receptacles for leaf disposal; 20 to 35 gallon trash can receptacles clearly marked as "YARD WASTE" containers. In place of receptacles, biodegradable yard waste bags may be substituted which can be purchased at most retail outlets. There is no maximum amount of leaf refuse; however, no receptacle can weigh over 50 pounds.
The city's refuse hauler, Republic will pick up all packaged leaves as part of the normal weekly collection cycle.
Residents are reminded that leaves are not to be raked into the roadway. This is a violation of the City Ordinances, Section 521.10, which reads "No person shall sweep, shovel or pile or cause to be swept, shoveled or piled, any snow, ice, leaves, branches, twigs, brush, grass or other waste upon any of the streets, avenues, alleys, sidewalks or other public ways of the City. Whoever violates this section is guilty of a minor misdemeanor."
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Electric Aggregation Program
On October 12, 2010 Huron City Council passed Resolution 2010-81 which authorized an agreement between the city and First Energy Solutions for a nine (9) year electric aggregation program within the City of Huron. Previously, the city established the authority to negotiate and procure an electric generation supplier with the passage of a ballot issue in May of 2001.
Under the terms of the agreement, First Energy Solutions would provide residential and commercial customers a 4% -6% savings on the generation supply associated with the standard residential/commercial rate. In addition, the city would receive a onetime grant in the amount of $117,000 which city administration recommends be allocated to capital improvement upgrades to public lighting within the city.
Letters to residential and commerical customers were distributed by First Energy Solutions the week of January 3, 2011 with information and Opt-Out forms. Contact First Energy Solutions, toll free at 1-866-636-3749 with any questions.


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Yadav, who is also PWD minister in the Akhilesh Yadav-led government in Uttar Pradesh, justified the government's decision while talking to reporters after a meeting here.
The 2009 batch IAS officer was suspended on July 27, hours after she ordered the demolition of the boundary wall of a mosque in Kadalpur village. Days before being suspended, Nagpal had cracked down on illegal mining activities in the district and got over two dozen FIRs registered against those involved in illegal sand mining along the floodplains of the Yamuna and Hindon rivers.
The minister said that the conduct of the officer was highly objectionable as it was fraught with serious communal trouble. He said the issue was discussed in Wednesday's meeting attended by SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav, chief minister Akhilesh Yadav and other senior leaders.
"Mining issue was not at all involved in the punishment to the officer" Yadav said, adding that some groups have been misleading people to serve vested interests.
Yadav said that a conspiracy was hatched by some people to create communal trouble in the minority-dominated village and instead of investigating into the complaint of outsiders over wall construction, the officer rushed to demolish it.
To a question about SP general secretary Ram Gopal Yadav asking for revoking Nagpal's suspension, Shivpal said he (Ramgopal) had only asked for a probe and the government would decide further course of action.
Yadav also said that the farmers on whose land the wall was constructed had never objected to it. "Instead of pulling down the mosque wall, the SDM should have talked to the villagers, Yadav said, adding that his government had given full protection and liberty to honest officers to discharge their duty.
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South Africa-born Elliott, 33, who played the last of his 37 ODIs more than two years ago, was called up after Anderson broke his left thumb after being struck on the hand while bowling.
Anderson, 22, played in all three Twenty20 internationals against South Africa in December and had been retained in the ODI squad for the three-match series this month before he was injured in a domestic match.
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1st Anniversary dinner- North Pond or Cafe des Architectes?
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I'm spending the weekend in Chicago with my wife of soon to be 1 year and I'd like to pick a special place for dinner. We are staying at the Westin on Michigan Ave, and based on that location and some enthusiastic reviews, I am leaning towards Cafe des Architectes. My wife and I both like fine dining but usually when we go to the most high-end places we end up ordering a bunch of appetizers and the cheapest bottle of wine on the wine list all the while stressing out over what the total is going to end up as. So in addition to the location, I was attracted to the $42 prix-fixe menu at Cafe des Architectes. All that being said, after doing a little more chowhound research I read a little about North Pond and it sounds like it has a one of a kind setting that might be more appropriate for the occasion. It looks like North Pond is a little pricier though. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
North Pond
2610 North Cannon Drive, Chicago, IL 60614
Cafe des Architectes
20 East Chestnut Street, Chicago, IL 60611
I think you've hit the nail on the head. North Pond does indeed have a unique and exquisite location, but it will indeed be more expensive than CdA. I've had excellent food and service at both restaurants. But if I had to pick one for a first anniversary dinner, I'd go with the romantic setting - North Pond. (Congratulations!)
re: nsxtasy
Thanks for the reply. It was your enthusiastic reviews of Cafe des Architectes that I was referring to in my post. If you had to guess, how much will dinner run me at North Pond, assuming a round of cocktails and $50 bottle of wine? I'm guessing around $200-250 after tip.
North Pond
2610 North Cannon Drive, Chicago, IL 60614Cafe des Architectes
20 East Chestnut Street, Chicago, IL 606110-
re: cstiv
North Pond is a great choice. .
A la carte prices are in the teens for appetizers; entrees in the $30s and desserts <$10 so you're looking at maybe $60 to $70 per person for three courses.
Their seasonal tasting is $85/person and includes 5 courses. Here's the current offering:
For two plus that wine you're right in the ballpark even with that choice.-----
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re: cstiv
Both Cafe des Architectes and North Pond have complete menus with prices, as well as their wine list with prices, on their websites, so you can use it to estimate how much you'd spend. For example, if you go to North Pond and the two of you get the $85 tasting menu ($170) plus a round of drinks ($20) plus a bottle ($50) plus coffee ($10), that's $250, plus tax (around 10 percent) and tip puts you around $325; you can spend significantly less than that by ordering a la carte.
We're fairly moderate in our alcohol consumption; our recent visits to CdA have been running around $90-120 for two, inclusive, and North Pond about twice that much. However, those visits to CdA have been when they have had their $29 3-course available, on Sundays through Tuesdays and for Restaurant Week. The $42 prix fixe would increase that figure accordingly.
Any chance you might want to consider going to both - perhaps dinner at CdA and Sunday brunch at North Pond?
re: nsxtasy
That is a pretty good idea. Do you think that CdA fits the bill for a romantic, special occasion dinner?
re: cstiv
That being said, I think I only have one fancy meal in the budget, and it sounds like North Pond might be a little more memorable experience, so I think I am going to go with that.
As I said in my original post, I'm staying at the Westin on Michigan Ave. We are getting in late Friday afternoon and going home Sunday, so I was thinking maybe we could find a more casual place to go to that was within walking distance on Friday night. Any good rec's?
North Pond
2610 North Cannon Drive, Chicago, IL 606140-
re: cstiv
North Pond is perfect for a special dinner. I have significantly less enthusiasm for the food and service at CdA than does nsxtasy, but I do know that s/he has a very discerning palate.
For your more casual Friday night dinner, you might consider Spiaggia Cafe or Coco Pazzo Cafe for Italian. Both have more expensive sister restaurants that don't include Cafe in their names. I enjoy Bandera's. It's pleasant, casual and at 535 N. Michigan on the second floor. There's also a Grand Lux Cafe at Michigan and Ontario. It's a chain, slightly upscale from Cheesecake Factory, also walking distance. On Ohio St., just west of Michigan Ave is a Big Bowl (Asian Fusion), ESPN Cafe and California Pizza Kitchen.
For original Chicago-style deep dish pizza, Unos and Dues, which started it all in the 1940s is walking distance (for my money, they're still the best), as is Gino's East. Much more casual, Portillos does up decent Chicago-style hot dogs and Italian Beef sandwiches at its place on Ontario near LaSalle St.
North Pond
2610 North Cannon Drive, Chicago, IL 60614Big Bowl
60 E Ohio St, Chicago, IL 60611Coco Pazzo Cafe
636 N St Clair, Chicago, IL 60611Spiaggia
980 North Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60611Bandera Restaurant
535 N Michigan Ave Ste 208, Chicago, IL 60611Grand Lux Cafe'
600 N Michigan Ave Ste 7, Chicago, IL 60611Gino's East
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re: chicgail
I'll second the Bandera's rec. I believe on Fridays they have a jazz trio and you can request a seat by the window (overlooks Michigan Ave). Pleasant and non-assuming for your for first night in.
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re: chicgail
If you're looking for additional recommendations, chicgail always has good advice. I'd go with Cafe Spiaggia over Coco Pazzo Cafe for Italian; Cafe Spiaggia is only a block from your hotel (and I think it's the best moderately-priced Italian in town).
If you'd like authentic Chicago-style deep-dish, Uno and Due are indeed excellent, but Pizano's on State is very good too and is closer to your hotel. (Pizano's was started by the son of one of the long-time principals at Uno/Due.) Wherever you go, you can phone ahead with your pizza order to avoid waiting 30-45 minutes while seated for your pizza to bake.
Another place you might consider, also within walking distance, is one of the Rick Bayless restaurants for creative provincial Mexican cuisine, Frontera Grill or Topolobampo. Chicago has a collection of wonderful restaurants specializing in creative provincial Mexican cuisine, which is difficult to find almost anywhere else this side of the border. Rick Bayless is widely recognized for bringing this trend here, and his restaurants are still excellent and providing the most creative Mexican food in town. Topolobampo is the most expensive, although it's surprisingly affordable at lunchtime, and accepts reservations in advance but books up long in advance for dinners, not as much for lunch. Frontera Grill is not as expensive, but accepts only a handful of reservations and keeps most of the dining room available for walk-in traffic. Waits for a table can be lengthy on weekends and at lunchtime. www.rickbayless.com/restaurants
For French bistros, I like Bistro 110, too; despite being in a high-rise, it has a cozy feel to it with a series of small rooms. They do a nice Sunday brunch.
re: cstiv
I haven't been back in a while, and IMO there are better casual French bistros to be found in the Chicago area than Bistro 110, but not in such easy walking distance of the W, so you might want to add that your list of contenders as well:
Bistro 110
110 East Pearson Street, Chicago, IL 606110
re: cstiv
I think so, but it all depends on your definition of that. Both restaurants have a casual bistro atmosphere. I think you're familiar with the description of North Pond's setting in the middle of the park, facing the pond. CdA is located on the ground floor next to the entrance to the Sofitel. The hotel features very contemporary design, with a large curving glass wall as its facade. That facade is one side of the dining room. You can see photos of the room on their website by clicking on "gallery", and there's a 360-degree view if you click on "virtual tour" on that page. It's nice, but I wouldn't describe it as unique or exquisite the way I would North Pond. As I've mentioned, the food is the main attraction at CdA, and has always been superb. I've experienced good service there too, although neither CdA nor North Pond has the "army of servers" like the most expensive, fancy places do.
Just to throw out another possibility, but one along those lines - Chicago is always a matter of too many great choices, rather than too few - there's another bargain in town at a romantic restaurant suitable for special occasions. Everest is one of our high-end formal (jackets for gentlemen) expensive restaurants. It's in the Loop, on the 40th floor of the Midwest Stock Exchange building, with a great view looking out at the city. The food is contemporary French, and is delicious, of course. The wine list is huge, and includes the best selection of Alsatian wines in the country. It has the best service I've ever experienced anywhere. It's normally very expensive ($150-200/pp inclusive) but if you go for an early seating (5:00/5:30) they offer a pre-theater special, 3 courses for $50 on a set menu (no choices). So if the early seating works for you and you don't mind the set menu, that's another choice that can fit into your target price range.
I've had wonderful dinners at all three of these places, so don't agonize too much over your decision; just enjoy your dinner and the occasion!
re: nsxtasy
Thanks everyone for your help. I will try to remember to give an update on how it went. I think I'm going to go with North Pond. I have a friend who just went there and had a great meal. The Everest option is interesting but I can't fathom eating that early. I'm used to eating between 8:30 - 9. I wouldn't know what to do with myself after dinner.
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2610 North Cannon Drive, Chicago, IL 606140


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Do our genetics determine our fate, or are we shaped by our environment—or is it a little bit of both? Long discussed by experts from diverse fields of study, that question is the basis of the latest feature from crunk stalwarts the Ying Yang Twins. Of course, being the Ying Yang Twins, they segue into the "nature vs. nurture" debate by way of rippling female buttocks. A joint effort with Kentucky newcomer Stop Sign Tandy (and a Booth-exclusive world premiere!), Where Did You Get That Ass? finds the collaborators unraveling the mystery of the perfect posterior over a raucous, club-ready instrumental by Kyng Of The Beats. This joint is a standout off forthcoming compilation album The Hookah Lounge Vol 1. Featuring contributions from Cyhi The Prynce, Crooked I, Cam'ron, Pill and many more, the project is scheduled to drop digitally next Tuesday, June 28.
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CAG NBA 2K13 League...Any Interest?
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PS I would obviously be taking the Lakers.
If we have enough interest we can discuss settings, but I'd like this to be a more active league with a game needing to be played ever 4 or 5 days. Also we'd probably run about 7 minute quarters with All-Star difficulty.
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Damn, I figured the issue with threes was because I played with the Lakers and their defense sucks. Well I guess if anyone wants to scrimmage I'm always looking for legit opponents. I like the Lakers but also enjoy playing as the scrubby teams. Guess I'll just keep my eye on the Madden leagues and hopefully I can get in one.
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Columbia City's girls track team held its awards banquet recently.
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With Hogeston (center) are his parents, Kermit (left) and Shonda (right) Hogeston, and Churubusco Track and Field Head Coach Zach Dock (standing).
Hogeston expects to run long-distance events for the Warriors.
COLUMBIA CITY — Since the mutual withdrawal of all eight schools from the Northeast Hoosier Conference, several schools have been working together to form a new conference.
Columbia City, Bellmont, DeKalb, East Noble, New Haven and Norwell heard presentations from several area schools in regards to forming a new conference.
According to a press release from Norwell High School, officials mulled academics, location, demographics and strength of competition in their selection process.
WINONA LAKE — The 2013 season may be over for Columbia City's boys golf team — but the fun isn't over yet.
The Eagles had their first showing in 10 years at a regional competition Thursday afternoon.
Though Columbia City placed seventh overall and didn't make it on to the state finals next week, the squad of four freshman and a sophomore have much more to come for the Eagles.
"They want more," Columbia City Head Coach Andrew Thompson said. "There's a bright future ahead for those young men."
Columbia City's boys golf team is competing in the Warsaw regional today, working for a trip to the state finals in Franklin next week.
Tyler Green (above) placed second overall at last week's sectional.
Riley Bunyan, Columbia City, throws a pitch in a softball game in May at Morsches Park.
Youth softball and baseball games are in full swing in the month of June.
Columbia City's boys track and field team named its award winners for the 2013 year.
Award winners from left, with their awards: Wyatt Larkey was named Most Valuable Thrower; Garrett Vandersaul won the Coaches' Award; Seth Kissinger won Most Improved Athlete; Evan Harney was named Most Valuable Runner and Most Valuable Participant; Mitchell Maloney was named Most Valuable Jumper and Andrew McFarland won Rookie of the Year.
BLOOMINGTON — Five Whitley County athletes competed in the Indiana State Track Meet last weekend.
Three tracksters were named all-state — Samantha Roush, Katie Monk and Austin McClure placed in the top nine.
Columbia City's Roush, who has finished 10th for the last two seasons, came in fifth in the 1,600-meter run Saturday.
"Sam ran as perfect of a race as she could," Columbia City Head Track Coach Bob Fahl said. "She was really determined to get a medal."
Fahl said she was able to take an inside lane and stay in the front of the pack througout the race.
WARSAW — "We got the hex off of Columbia City golf for the 10-year drought."
Those words from Columbia City Boys Golf Head Coach Andrew Thompson sum up what was an outstanding day, as the Eagles advanced to the regional round for the first time since 2003.
Columbia City came in third at the sectional at Stonehenge Country Club, five strokes behind the host-Tigers, who won with a score of 314. Triton was second, four strokes ahead of the Eagles' 319.
CHURUBUSCO — Churubusco will be represented by two throwers in the track and field state competition held in Bloomington today and Saturday.
Senior Katie Monk is competing in girls discus after advancing out of regionals with a throw of 128 feet, 6 inches.
Senior Austin McClure will return to the state meet after claiming the regional championship in shot put with a heave of 51 feet, 9 inches.


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Things To Consider When Thinking of Adoption
When I was eleven years old my parents decided to open our home to a foster child. I will never forget the first and only newborn baby that entered our lives. We called him "CJ" and he was five days old. He was tiny and plump, with thick ink black hair.
CJ changed the whole dynamic of our home; I saw a side of my mother I had never seen before. I remember coming home from school hearing my mother singing, laughing, fussing over this little baby that needed her in a way my brother and I no longer did. Even my father and brother who rarely showed affection, enjoyed CJ's company.
Four days later, CJ's paternal grandmother decided she would be his guardian and CJ was gone.
It was the first time I saw my mother cry. In only four days CJ made us all fall in love. And more than two decades later, I still think of him.
A few months after CJ left, a social worker rang our bell one rainy Tuesday night with a wobbly toddler wearing a yellow and white sweatsuit. Her name was Jennifer. We were cautious at first, not wanting to get too attached. But it didn't take long for Jennifer to feel like she was part of our family. And we fell in love with her as easily as we did with CJ. Years later when Jennifer was finally eligible for adoption, we didn't even have to think about it.
In these last few months, I've been considering adopting a child of my own.
After my son Norrin was diagnosed with autism, I couldn't imagine having another child. Not while working full-time and navigating the complex world of special education. Another baby would only make our family life more complicated. I was content with our family of three.
Eventually I decided I was ready and almost immediately became pregnant. For sixteeen-weeks I let myself imagine our life with a new baby. During my sixteen week appointment, I found out I had a missed miscarriage. The days and months that followed were the darkest of my life. And I haven't had the courage to really try again.
But I would love for Norrin to have a sibling. I would love for him to have a companion, I like the idea of a family of four. And I would love to open our home and our hearts to a child. A few weeks ago I decided to take the first step. I attended an adoption information seminar and it gave me so much to think about.
Have you considered adoption?
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"An appropriate response, ... might be to acknowledge the mistake and say, 'Let's move on.'"
"I will remember that modern business etiquette is gender-neutral. Whoever gets to a door first should open it."
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"If I can give you one step where you move forward, then you'll take the next one and the next one. It's attitude and tenacity and risk-taking and resilience. If you can home in on those traits with people, you can give them hope and guidance. Can you change their lives? Occasionally. Is an hour short? You bet."
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Kiwi adults readily admit to lying, cheating and stealing, a new study shows, raising questions about the type of example they set for the country's youth.
A Colmar Brunton survey has revealed that 81 per cent of adults admitted cheating of some kind, including 36 per cent cheating in a relationship and 22 per cent at work.
Spencer Willis, leader of the study, suggests it is no wonder our young people are following suit, with comparative figures showing only eight per cent of young people have never cheated.
Not only are adults cheating on their partners, but they are lying to them too.
"Twenty-four per cent of adults surveyed last December told a lie to their partner; with almost half admitting they'd done so within the past month, and almost three-quarters feeling guilty about it despite the large majority (84 per cent) saying it was justified," says Mr Willis.
Lying to avoid hurting someone's feelings was the most excusable lie, with only seven per cent of people saying this was never ok.
In comparison, only 12 per cent of people thought it was ok to lie to a spouse or partner about having an affair.
To top it off, a whopping 60 per cent of adults have stolen something - with almost half of those admitting the item was from a shop.
"Adults are more likely to acknowledge that many arbitrary situations constitute stealing, such as taking stationery from work, taking items home from a fast food restaurant, downloading music, and being lazy at work - whereas younger people had a more black and white view of what it means to steal," Mr Willis said.
"These results mirror what we found among young New Zealanders, and are concerning.
"While we may not be talking big items, as any psychologist will tell you, children learn through observation and that leaves the responsibility on adults to set the right example."
Despite admitting this bad behaviour, 91 per cent of adults are satisfied with their personal ethics and character, while admitting lying, cheating and stealing does hurt one's character.
Only 57 per cent of respondents to the survey felt they were better than most people they know.
Colmar Brunton interviewed 280 adults aged over 30 during December last year through their online clique panel.
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Joe! The mystery bar is indeed the Pratt Street Ale House.
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Far from epic but not far from home. Prime time version.
Recently read a post by Laura0107, http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=771909 , about her ride on the Augusta Stagecoach Road. That area is close to my new home in Bluffton, SC and my curiosity demanded a go look-see. Off I went on my 09 G650 to explore the area along the South Carolina/Georgia border.
I intercepted the Augusta Stagecoach Road (ASR) here, in Garnett, SC across from the post office. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0a08e9dc.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps00e2e46a.jpg Soon I was at the entrance to the James W Webb Wildlife Management Area. Who can resist a dirt road with moss covered oaks? http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psa71a4e4a.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps7b42dd2c.jpg Short distance in are some maintenance buildings, hunter check in points, and this building. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps3084e8c5.jpg Monday was not a hunting day but I was looking. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps73b28161.jpg Managed pine forest often show signs of underbrush clearing. Fires are used to control fuel accumulation on the forest floor. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psdb5f1d7b.jpg Caution!!! Working Dual Sport. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps09b27fbd.jpg Sometimes the fire climbs up trees a bit more than planned but rarely does any damage. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0c7fc95c.jpg Forest markings sometimes indicates trees as outstanding to preserve them. Not sure what these markings indicate. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1576fd33.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psb49a3145.jpg Part of the WMA has cultivated crops to attract game such as dove and deer. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9b1e7025.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6c7513c6.jpg Deer stand areas. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9421f4b7.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0f63db10.jpg All the amenities of home. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...pse6589098.jpg Stupid time to take a picture but it looks good. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...pse1901226.jpg The edge of a wetter area as I begin to see cypress trees. The little knobs are sometimes referred to as cypress knees. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psd97d2af5.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps53dcb4af.jpg The road continued to this Bluff Lake picnic area. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psc910d56f.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9d50a5b8.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps27dc73c9.jpg Short pier to the lake edge. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psd38b354e.jpg What a spectacular cypress tree base. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psd0f6a279.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psd2bfa47b.jpg Across the pond. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps65c5d9c9.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psf515e932.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0b57aaeb.jpg Your host for today. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psc5889170.jpg The road continues a few hundred yards to the WMA version of a cul de sac. Beyond the gate was tempting but the ASR was calling. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...pscc1a1920.jpg WMA outdoor memo identifying this as a Black Gum tree. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps815fde7e.jpg Top of my head is starting to go this kind of grey with about the same texture. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps4e4cdaeb.jpg Out of the WMA and back on the ASR I found a good example of a pine plantation. Notice the evenly spaced pines arranged in rows. This generally indicates a planned harvest forest. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps026c1f77.jpg Just getting started in the process, probably a long leaf pine. I have seen straw from this type of pine harvested for home gardening use. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps83b57e93.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps1cfc5702.jpg A rather old processing barn or distribution barn for cotton or crops. There was a very old farm truck in the left side where a drive through was next to the loading area. I suspect it was used to store bales of cotton because across the street was an old cotton gin and baling facility. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps045a7d45.jpg Now the barn has another life serving the hunters. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psf8848e92.jpg Looks like this was a center of commerce at one time with the cotton gin and store. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps2a9dd6bb.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psf09795ce.jpg Remnants of an electrically powered cotton gin baling press according to a very nice gentleman from the area . He stopped to make sure I was OK and not stranded on the roadside. He related some of his history picking cotton by hand in the surrounding fields during his youth. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psd956725f.jpg Electricity was used to power the hydraulic pumps which supplied the press cylinders with fluid to compress the cotton into bales. The facility was abandoned about 30 years ago and dismantled several years ago. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...pse61c2c02.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps251ea114.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps518f44f0.jpg In the rear area is an ongoing farm operation with a lot of older equipment. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps4686431a.jpg Small over temp event. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps2a95ac66.jpg In case you missed the first sign. Should you really be hunting if you missed either sign? http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psdb7d88db.jpg Asphalt turns to dirt, finally. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psac373fbc.jpg People have been in this area a very long time. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps94d2c697.jpg Just down the road from the historical marker another church. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...pse4d29e6b.jpg A cotton field that has been harvested. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps184da1d3.jpg Polyethylene wrapped harvested cotton awaiting pickup. Also have seen rectangular wrapped bales the size of a semi trailer. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...psc246b9fb.jpg Not sure of the exact location but it was beginning to rain cats and dogs and time to head home. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6c9a34c2.jpg http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps79e59281.jpg Corner of Hwy 3 and 321 in Estill, SC across from the gas station where I had taken refuge from the rain and lightning. Got gas, ate an apple, and decided to press on home about 50 miles away. http://i1056.photobucket.com/albums/...ps535602cd.jpg Thanks to Laura0107 for throwing ASR out to be noticed. I certainly now have a great deal of admiration to those of you that take the time and considerable effort to take pictures while on a trip and then going through the labor of love to make a ride report and post it. My hat is off to all of you. |
Thanks for the great write up and photos! Looks like the weather is about the same as here in the Pac NW. The mossy oaks lining the gravel road remind me of the running scene in Forrest Gump where he brakes out of his leg braces.
Very cool.
How about the coon club? Any pics of that? :rofl |
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I have yet to get very far south-south east on two wheels, but do look forward to it someday when budget allows such an adventure. I always seem to go north or east to-date.
:wave Hi Rutabaga,
I missed this thread somehow, until you posted your "shameless plug" in the SC state ride to lunch thread! I enjoyed your report, and hope you can go back in better weather to do the northern dirt sections of ASR that you missed on this trip. It's funny that woofer2609 mentioned the oak lane from Forrest Gump, for some of the inmates actually went by where that scene was filmed after the state lunch last Saturday: http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/01/07/ynuda4yt.jpg |
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"Not as good as GTD..."
I really wanted to love this book, but I found it difficult to get through. Not so much for the level of the content, but more so for the lack of focus, organization (ironic) and the deadpan delivery. There's a bunch of good advice in here - it's just not as well organized and leaves you with less of an action plan than the excellent 'GTD'. This book sounds like the dumping ground for all the extras bits and pieces that didn't fit into the first book. I'd pass on this and save your credit for something else.
"Good content - but not all from Vitale"
If you love Joe's work - you will probably like this montage of his work which showcases his "clearing" methods which he states are the "key" to the law of attraction. The idea is basically that you have to "be clear" for this law to work, and that we are all stopped by self-inflicted counter intuitive thoughts. Overall I liked this listen, and always enjoy what Joe has to share - but more than half of this audio is from other "experts", some great, some good and some not so much. The audio quality also varies throughout because some of this book was recorded over the phone. Some of it sounds more suited for a podcast rather than a book. I guess you would consider these "extras" - but there are too many mentions of other products and promotions for Joe and his guests that the additional selling did get a touch overbearing. I don't mind being "sold" products - but not inside a book I already purchased. Save this stuff for the website & podcast. Bottom line - a good listen, but too much cross selling and not enough time with Joe 'Mr. Fire' Vitale.


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Nets, banged-up Bulls ready for Game 7 in Brooklyn
Time for the Nets' biggest game in Brooklyn.
The Nets have brought their first-round series against Chicago to a Game 7, a victory away from equaling the largest playoff comeback in NBA history. And they've brought it back home, where Barclays Center has to be more than a beautiful, $1 billion building.
They are counting on a true home-court advantage against whichever banged-up Bulls can take the floor Saturday night.
''The reward for the way we played in the regular season is that this Game 7 in the first round is in our building. So I'm just very confident our guys are going to take advantage of the opportunity and continue to do what they've done all year,'' Nets interim coach P.J. Carlesimo said Friday.
The Nets never hosted a Game 7 during their 35 years in New Jersey, dropping the only one they ever reached at Detroit in 2004. But they get one right away in their first season in Brooklyn, which looked unlikely just a week earlier.
Chicago was a win from closing it out after rallying for a triple-overtime victory last Saturday, but a combination of the Nets' play and the Bulls' pain has Brooklyn poised to become the ninth NBA team to win a series after trailing 3-1.
The key Saturday is to play as hard now that it's all even as they did when they were behind.
''I think that's a big, big concern, to continue the desperation with which we've played,'' Carlesimo said during a conference call. ''Our mantra's kind of been the last couple of games to win and go on and get it back it Brooklyn for Game 7, and we certainly can't think that we've done the hard part already. What's left is going to be more difficult than the last two games and I think that's going to be a challenge tomorrow.''
The challenge for Chicago is putting together a healthy team. Kirk Hinrich has missed the last two games with a bruised left calf and Luol Deng is so sick that he may be forced to spend Friday night in the hospital after missing Game 6. He wrote on Twitter that he would be at Game 7 if he was cleared to travel.
Nate Robinson and Taj Gibson played with the flu Thursday, Derrick Rose still isn't back, so the Bulls will have to battle their way through tough circumstances at least one more time.
''It's going to be a fight,'' guard Jimmy Butler said. ''The tougher team is going to get the win.''
Or the healthier one.
The Nets have clearly caught a break with the injury to Hinrich, whose absence has made things much easier for point guard Deron Williams, followed by the Bulls' illnesses. But they also appear to have a deeper roster even if Chicago was healthy, with reserves such as Andray Blatche and former Bulls guard C.J. Watson making key late-game contributions. Their reserves outscored Chicago's 27-7 on Thursday.
''We've dealt with that all season. We've been short-handed from the start. We lost more guys along the way,'' Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said. ''These guys have responded all year. I felt we were in position in Game 5. I felt like we were in position in Game 6. So we have to play our best game tomorrow.''
The winner opens the second round Monday at Miami, having survived a two-week beating and then getting just one full day off to face a powerful Heat team that will be well-rested after sweeping Milwaukee.
''If you start thinking about the next series, you're not going to be in the next series, so I think that what's served us well so far is taking it a day at a time,'' Carlesimo said. ''If we don't manufacture the same kind of desperation, the same kind of energy to match or exceed Chicago's energy, than we're not going to have to worry about who's next.''
The Phoenix Suns are the last team to win a series after trailing 3-1, beating the Los Angeles Lakers in 2006.
The Nets believe they can do it, having built double-digit leads in each of the last four games, winning the only two blowouts in the series and appearing capable of cracking the Bulls' respected defense. Even in Game 6, when they escaped with a 95-92 victory, they rang up 60 points in the first half.
Forward Gerald Wallace has said they believe they are the better team, but the Nets realize how difficult the Bulls will make it to complete the comeback.
''Obviously, they're going to give us a fight in Game 7,'' center Brook Lopez said.
A few Nets veterans have Game 7 experience and Carlesimo isn't worried about the ones who don't.
''We're not talking brain surgery here, we're talking a basketball game,'' he said.
Chicago is 0-6 on the road all-time in Game 7s.
Opened last September, Barclays Center has quickly become a top entertainment venue - a Rihanna concert scheduled for Saturday was postponed until Tuesday after the Nets' victory Thursday.
Now the Nets are eager for the most important basketball game there. So is Chicago's Joakim Noah, who grew up and played in high school here.
''I think we're ready,'' he said. ''It's going to be exciting. Let's get it done.''
AP Sports Writer Andrew Seligman in Chicago contributed to this report.
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