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1.1 Developer - Owner of a property who undertakes to develop a registered township and will sell stands to Purchasers.
Residential Architect - Agent of the Developer who is the professional person to approve all documentation at the request of the Developer.
1.2 Owners Architect - Registered member of a recognized Institute and who is appointed by a member of the Home Owners Association.
1.3 Designer - A registered member of an Institute of Draughtsman appointed by a member of the Home Owners Association.
1.4 Clerk of Works - Inspector of works who shall be empowered by the Developer to inspect the work of a Builder or Contractor. He is an agent of the Developer and shall report directly to the Developer any damages to the Township infrastructure. The Clerk of Works shall not be held responsible for inferior work executed by the Owners Builder.
1.5 The Owner - Registered Owner of a property with in the Township and a member of the Home Owner Association.
1.6 Builder - (Contractor) An approved person or company appointed by an Owner and who qualifies to build as laid down in the requirements of the Home Owners Association and the Developer.
1.7 Home Owners Association - A constituted body elected in terms of the constitution and regulations of the Township.
2.1. The general goal being a sensitively developed living environment under park like conditions that will enhance both good secure living and the appreciation of each individual PROPERTY. The content of this document is aimed at protecting the image, character and value of the development. The Developer, therefore reserves the right to request any changes to the design, finishing or implementation that may be needed in their opinion to preserve the style, character and quality of the Estate.
2.2 Only buildings designed according to the proposed vernacular may be erected in the development. The internal design and character of homes are not restricted.
2.3 The design criteria set out herein are in addition to the Municipal Building regulations. The Developer reserves the right to alter or amend the design, as he may consider necessary to retain the architectural style and integrity of the Estate.
3.1 The special character and natural beauty of the site is an enormous asset for the development. In formulating the development guidelines it is therefore important to consider as a point of departure the protection and enhancement of this unique natural character.
3.2 Based on this approach it will be essential to protect existing indigenous trees, and in particular those beyond 150mm diameter. The addition of other indigenous trees will over time reinforce the development as a haven for indigenous fauna and flora.
3.3 With regards to building materials, the natural setting is to inform the use and colour of proposed materials to ensure overall integration.
4.1 No building may be erected or altered without approval by the Developer.
4.2 The Owner shall formally apply for approval of plans as stipulated in the section: "Procedure for approval of Plans".
4.3 Should any provision of the Architectural Specifications and Guidelines be regarded as contrary to the National Building Regulations, Council by-laws or any other law or statutes, then the National Building Regulations, laws and by-laws shall prevail.
4.4 Notwithstanding approval granted, no building shall be erected or altered, which contravenes any statutory regulations or zoning controls.
4.5 The Architect / or his representative must carry out site inspections when the foundation of the building are set out to verify the position of structures in accordance to the approved plan. The Owner is responsible to notify his Architect as to when the foundation setting out inspection shall take place (At least 5 days notice is required for this arrangement).
4.6 The Residential Architect / Developer or Clerk of Works may inspect the works at any stage during construction to ensure that the builder is complying to the approved plans.
5.1 Density
One house per erf
5.2 Height
No building shall exceed two storeys in height above the ground level at any point, except for special concessions by the Developer. Please note that specific erfs have different height restrictions. Prior to commencing with the house design, the site specific height guidelines must be obtained for the purchased erf, from the Developer.
Views, vistas and privacy of all properties must be respected and will be taken into consideration during the approval process. Special concession will be given to the accommodation of garages that accommodates the slope as a platform to the building.
5.3 Coverage
Permitted coverage on the site is 50%, this is inclusive of any closed court yard. It is recommended to remain within 40% of the area of the stand for double storey houses.
5.4 Floor Area Ratio
Maximum area ration (bulk) that may be erected on a stand shall not exceed 50%. The minimum floor area on any property will be 200 square meters.
5.5 Building lines and access
Street front building lines: 3m
Back building lines: 2m
Side building lines for single storey: 2m
Side building lines for double storey: 3m
Where a double storey house is placed on a building line of three (3) meters overlooking the adjacent property and a window is placed in the wall facing the adjacent property the house will have to move back to a building line of 4.5m to ensure the privacy of the adjacent property, unless the room is non-habitable or the window has vinyl decoration.
No structure shall be permitted within the building lines.
The impact on sight lines to adjoining and existing properties must be addressed during the sketch plan phase.
Vehicular access to the site shall be allowed at one point only.
6.1 Levels
In case of close proximity of buildings, the levels of adjoining buildings must be taken into consideration. During the approval process issues that will be evaluated will include, but not be limited to, items such as subsurface water and drainage impact, undermining of foundations and vehicular access.
6.2 Site walls
Due to the general goal of this development being that of a sensitively developed living environment under park like conditions, NO boundary walls will be permitted.
The only wall permitted on the erf will be that of the court yard screen wall and or a screen wall which may not exceed 5 meters on the remaining open area of the stand. If a site wall is necessary to ensure privacy, an application for relaxation on site walls may be submitted to the Developer. These walls should be aligned in such a way as to accommodate the trees.
It is important to note that only the court yard will be enclosed and not the entire stand.
No prefabricated walling systems, vibracrete, unplastered blocks or barbed wire fences will be allowed.
The owner must ensure that all storm water originating on his site is dealt with in a responsible manner. All gulley traps to be sealed so as to prevent the ingress of storm water into the sewerage system.
6.3 Privacy
The design shall take cognizance of the possible impact on privacy and noise on all other properties.
Where a balcony or a higher than 1.2m high window is overlooking a neighbouring property, the building line would be 4.5m except if the neighbour's consent is obtained and submitted with the sketch plans
No staff accommodation must be nearer to the street than the main building unless contained under the same roof or integrated into the overall design.
All dwellings must have an enclosed court yard, enclosed by a wall, which will provide adequate screening from the neighbouring owners. The court yard wall is to be according to the detail provided and shall be a maximum height of 2m.
All outside toilets must have a screen wall if it is not enclosed within the court yard.
6.4 Excavations
The owner/contractor shall before trenching commences familiarize himself with the routes and site conditions
No trees, natural boulders or plants to be removed without prior approval of the Developer / Resident Architect.
Excavated material shall not be dumped closer than (one)1m from cable, water and sewerage trenches.
6.5 Landscaping
Only indigenous plant species will be permitted. Plants should be selected from a plants list, which is available from the Developer. Trees are to be carefully selected and position to minimize the obstruction of views of neighbouring owners. The height of trees is restricted to seven metres.
Care should be taken in the design to ensure that a sufficient visitor parking exists behind garages to avoid parking of vehicles inside the road reserve.
To ensure a consistent landscape image, particularly along the roads and semi private spaces facing the public domain, a landscape plan must be submitted for approval to the Developer. The service of an approved Landscape Architect is encouraged.
7.1 Caravans, Boats and Trailers
Caravans, boats and trailers may not be kept on public areas. If kept on private property is shall be kept in closed garages.
7.2 Laundry and Refuse
Laundry drying areas and refuse bin to be in enclosed court yard.
7.3 Temporary Structures
No temporary structures will be allowed, which includes, but is not restricted to, Wendy houses and pre-fabricated garden sheds.
7.4 Sidewalks, driveways and Services
Use of materials must complement existing materials and shall be submitted for approval.
Paving may not be painted.
A minimum of one light must be provided at the entrance of each property.
Soil and waste pipes are to be concealed within the walls unless located within enclosed courtyard.
7.5 Utilities
Television Sat-dishes must be fixed with due consideration to the view and sight lines of the other properties and be as inconspicuous as possible.
Solar panels to be flush with the roof and preferably mounted so as to be as inconspicuous as possible.
No radio masts of other communication towers may be erected in the estate.
No visible air-conditioning units will be permitted.
All utilities to be shown on Owners plans for approval by the Developer.
Old Transvaal Style
The architectural style will be Old Transvaal Style which originated from people settling in the various regions of the Transvaal in the 1900's, were to a large extent dependant on local building materials. The land rich in building materials had a vast array of stone namely granite, marble, sandstone and slate.
The building materials used during this period were mostly bricks or stone. The plinths were built in exposed bricks or stone and the wall finishes were plaster and bagging, washed with soft pastel colours. The openings in the walls were usually given an arch due to the lack of steel reinforcing and often only shuttered.
The H -floor plan was associated with the ease of roof construction. The simpler the plan, the more straightforward the roof. With the high rainfall most vernacular buildings had pitched roofs. Saddle and hipped roofs were favoured with simple gables or parapet gabled wall-ends. Additions to houses were often lean-to's since roof spans were limited and complex pitched roof forms avoided.
The stoep was a popular component of Transvaal architecture. The simple patio on the front of the house developed into a covered porch, extending to the sides and eventually round the entire house, becoming known as the verandah house. Verandahs had timber posts.
Once again, due to its vernacular suitability, it is encouraged that this Style be adapted to modern applications with emphasis on the simple details and the proportional relationship between the elements.
8.1 Roofs:
The only permitted roof tile is the Marley Modern profile concrete roof tile. A maximum roof pitch of 30º will be allowed with a minimum of 26º, the detail specified by Marley must be used. The tile colour to be used will be Terracotta Antique and be indicated on the sketch plans.
NO thatch roofs or steel sheeting will be allowed.
Gable ends should remain simple and may have louvers or flat panels to compliment the design theme. See sketches attached. Roof hips are discouraged, but will also be permitted under special circumstances. Total roof overhang should be restricted to a minimum of 300mm and a maximum of 600mm.
A maximum of 20% of the roof may be flat concrete roofs. If more than 20% is required, applications may be submitted to the Developer with the sketch plans. The entire flat roof and gutter must be enclosed by a parapet wall.
Gutters and down-pipes must be unobtrusive and as far as possible concealed. All exposed gutters must be in a complementary colour. All gutters and down pipes to have Chromadek finishing according to the approved colour scheme.
Verge edges to be kept simple if parapet gables are not used. Exposed trusses can be used on gable ends. See attached sketches.
Double truss ends are to be used along eaves.
8.2 Wall Finishes
External wall finishes:
Smooth plaster and vertical block-brush finish is the only allowed wall finish. Paint to be according to approved colour scheme. Bagging will not be allowed. The External Walls must have a minimum of 20% face brick.
Selected stock and approved facebricks may be used for construction, ie. Corngold Satin , Nebraska Tra. / FBS, Bergendal Blend, all bricks from Corobrick. Samples must be submitted for approval prior to construction.
8.3 Plinths
Plinths are permitted and must be of selected stock bricks mentioned above or natural stone.
8.4 Windows and Doors
Windows may be timbered or powder coated aluminium with a vertical proportion. No steel windows will be allowed.
Windows may be fitted with louvred shutters. Louvres can be either varnished, oiled or painted wood. Colours to be according to approved colour scheme. Shutters must be functional.
Plaster surrounds are permitted.
Window sills are to be quarry tiles and if exposed lintols are used, only concrete or wooden lintols may be used and they should be plastered and painted a different colour to the exterior wall surrounding the opening.
Due to the high level of security of the total development, the use of burglar bars is discouraged. If required, burglar bars will be permitted on the inside of windows only.
Doors shall be of traditional proportions for single or double doors and must be varnished, oiled or painted. Colours to be according to selected colours. Doors may also be fitted with shutters as described before, if required.
Top light windows are encouraged to allow for additional natural light.
Garage doors must be sectional type doors as opposed to tip-up type doors. They must be of timber planking and no square or rectangular paneled doors will be permitted.
8.5 Pergolas, Canopies and Carports
Pergolas are permitted and encouraged. The pergola is to be strictly in accordance with the detail provided. It is encouraged that pergolas be covered with vines or other decorative creeper from the plant list. This vegetation must be maintained with a neat appearance.
Formal approval is required for the erection of canopies and carports. Shade netting will not be allowed. This approval is obtained from the Developer.
All Awnings, if used must be concealed and submitted for approval.
8.6 Columns
Only timber or timber and steel composite columns and rectangular stone/facebrick columns will be permitted and the timber must be must be varnished, oiled or painted. NO round columns will be permitted.
8.7 Covered verandas and Lean-to roofs
The only permitted roof tile is Marley Modern Profile concrete roof tile. Roof pitches are to be minimum of 26º and maximum: 30º. The roof must be constructed according to the Marley (Modern roof tile) detail. The tile colour to be used must be Terracotta Antique and be indicated on the sketch plans. For Columns see 8.6 Columns above.
Please note that decorative lattice work (Broekie lace) is not permitted. No exceptions.
8.8 Balustrades and Handrails
Balustrades to stay in keeping with the overall theme. Only timber or timber and steel composite uprights will be permitted and the timber must be varnished, oiled or painted. Balustrades to verandas and balconies must be approved by the Aesthetics Committee
8.8 Chimneys
Chimneys to be in keeping with the overall theme and are to have simple lines. All chimneys must be approved by the Developer
9.1 Areas that are disturbed during the construction phase must be rehabilitated to the satisfaction of the Developer.
9.2 Construction workers must be made aware that toilet facilities will be provided and that this is the only facility to be used.
9.3 Chemical toilets shall be provided for building contractors by the Owner.
9.4 No hunting, killing or snaring of wild animals is allowed in the estate.
The following procedure must be followed for the approval of plans prior to the commencement of construction.
10.1 Prior to the submission of formal plans, Owner must submit sketch drawings to the Developer for approval.
10.2 Sketch plans must be accompanied by a short description of the proposed works. The Owner must indicate how the works may affect properties and from which properties the works will be visible, and be approved by the Developer.
10.3 The Developer may either approve, subject to conditions, or reject the plans taking due cognizance of the character of the development.
10.4 After approval has been granted by the Developer, application must then be submitted to the Resident Architect, which drawings shall be in compliance with local authority requirements and must at least consist of the following:
10.4.1 site plan minimum scale 1:200;
10.4.2 plans of all levels minimum scale 1:100;
10.4.3 sections and elevations minimum scale 1:100;
10.4.4 door and window schedule;
10.4.5 drainage, sewer and storm water layouts;
10.4.6 construction details where necessary;
10.4.7 colour scheme;
10.4.8 details of external balustrading;
10.4.9 paving details.
10.5 Plans are to be submitted to the Local Authority for approval only after approval has been granted in writing as aforesaid.
10.6 Copy of local authority approval to be lodged with the Developer before commencement of any building activities.
11.1 General Rules
11.1.1 The conduct rules for all contractors are designed to ensure a well secured, neat and clean environment for residents. These rules will be strictly enforced by the Developer.
11.1.2 The Developer will make procedures available to contractors. These will include security measures for authorized access and identification of vehicles and personnel.
11.1.3 The contractor is responsible for the discipline of his labour, sub-contract labour and delivery personnel on site. Contractors are expected to conduct their operation in a reasonable and co-operative manner.
11.1.4 If the Developer is concerned about the conduct of the contractor, his sub-contractor or his suppliers and any of their employees, the Developer reserves the right to suspend building activity either indefinitely or until such undesirable conduct is rectified, which it may do so at any time and without notice, and without resource form the owner and / or the sub-contractor, and / or the supplier.
11.2 General Conduct
11.2.1Hours of work and delivery are restricted to:
22.214.171.124 On weekdays from 7h00 in the morning until 18h00 in the evening;
188.8.131.52 No construction will be permitted on Sundays and public holidays.
11.2.2 No worker shall be allowed to overnight on the site.
11.2.3 Any vehicle in excess of 5 Tons may only enter the property under the supervision of the developers representative, to the appointed off loading zone.
11.2.4 Contractors shall only access through the gate, which is provided by the Developer.
11.2.5 Any contravention of the building conduct rules will lead to either a fine or a suspension of building work.
11.2.6 All labourers and contractors must be registered with the Developer. All labourers and contractors will be issued with a permit, which permits must be available at all times.
11.2.7 Labourers and contractors are not permitted to walk between the construction site and the entrance / exit gates. Any unauthorized person found walking around in the development site would be spot fined on the owner's account.
11.2.8 The owner will be held liable for any damages that are caused by the contractor, his employees, sub-contractors or delivery personnel. These damage include, but are not limited to, damage to kerbs, roads, plants and irrigation, and or damage to private property.
11.2.9 The contractor will collect his labourers on working days before they commence work at the development at a central collection point outside the boundaries of the development and will transport them to the site in a group to prevent labourer's form walking through the development. The contractor will follow a similar procedure in the afternoon when he will transport the labourers from the site to a central delivery point outside the boundaries of the development.
11.2.10 No concrete, dagha or cement may be temporarily stored, mixed or prepared outside the boundaries of the site unless prior written approval has been obtained from the Developer.
11.2.11 Toilets and changing facilities shall be suitably positioned and screened, kept hygienic and shall be chemical toilets. All small building items should be stored in approved site huts, which the contractor shall supply.
11.2.12 The contractor is responsible for the removal and cleaning up of any sand or rubble that may have been dropped, washed or moved onto the roads etc.
11.2.13 The contractor is to ensure that the roads are kept clean and tidy.
11.2.14 No rubbish may be burnt or buried on site.
11.2.15 No form of paper, cement bags, tile off cuts, ceiling boards, roof tiles, rubble, or the like is to be left lying around, and shall not be allowed to blow off the site.
11.2.16 Contractors shall limit noise and dust levels.
11.2.17 The certificate of completion by the architect will be issued on completion of all building works and if the site is entirely cleared of all rubble, materials and clean and verge reinstated, all to the satisfaction of the Developer.
In order to assist land Owner's with the procedures to be followed in the building of their home;-
12.1 After registration of your property, appoint the Architect or Designer who will prepare sketch plans and working drawings in terms of the conditions of the Home Owners Manual, and the Architectural Specifications and Guidelines.
12.2 Submit plans to the Developer's Resident Architect for approval. There will be a scrutiny fee payable.
12.3 Submit plans to the Rustenburg Municipality in terms of the National Building Regulations.
12.4 Obtain tenders from Builders approved by the Developer, but if not known to the Developer, they will be required to submit proof of experience and competency.
12.5 If your are applying for Bond Finance, submit your working drawings and tenders to the Bank.
12.6 After selecting your Builder, enter into a contract, and sign the Developer's Addendum which will form part of your contract with the Builder.
12.7 Proceed with construction, bearing in mind that it must be properly supervised by your Architect as well as the Clerk of Works for the Township as stipulated in the Addendum.
12.8 After completion of your dwelling and prior to occupation notify the resident architect for a final inspection to establish that the following has been met:
1. That the owner has complied with the Architectural Specifications and Guidelines.
2. That the owner has built as per approved plans of the resident architect.
Ref: Buffelspoort Eco Park Architectural Guidelines 26.2


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Did Steve Carell Make A Cameo On "The Office" As A "Queerenstein Bear"?
All signs point to "YES!" A tipster sent the New York Post this screenshot from last week's episode of "The Office" of what looks to be a bearded Carell on the "Queerenstein Bears" trivia team. When asked, NBC "could not definitively confirm" if it was actually Carell. Let's have another look at the clip.
He kind of looks like Zach Galifianakis combined with Ron Burgundy on a bad day… but also, like Steve Carell. What do you think?
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Does anyone remember if you can still mix colors to make other colors? Or will there just be the 400 colors in the game?
I don't get character locking on this. They should at least allow trading once the color is known if only for the social aspect of letting people help out friends or guild members or even random strangers.


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4 Ways Facebook Remarketing Will Improve Your ROI
Have you run remarketing campaigns on Facebook?
Are you reaping the full benefits Facebook ad targeting?
To allocate your Facebook ad spend more efficiently, you need to target people who are interested in your product or service.
In this article you'll discover how Facebook remarketing campaigns can increase your ROI.
What Is Remarketing?
Remarketing is a tactic that lets you advertise to people who have visited your website and shown interest in your product or service. The way it works is relatively straightforward: Visitors come to your website, you segment your website visitors and create custom ads and then show those ads to those website visitors via Facebook.
4 Ways Facebook Groups Can Improve Fan Relationships
Would you like to create stronger ties with your customers?
Have you thought about building a Facebook group?
Today's Facebook groups offer a way to create ties with thousands of members.
In this article you'll find four ways Facebook groups can help build stronger customer relationships.
How to Find Your Ideal Customers on Facebook
Do you want to connect with the right customers on Facebook?
Are you using buyer personas to identify your target customers and fans?
With some detective work, you can determine whom you want to reach and how you're going to engage them on Facebook.
In this article I'll share five questions to help you identify and connect with your target customers on Facebook.
#1: Do Our Target Customers and Fans Align?
Buyer personas are an integral part of any successful marketing, whether traditional or social, because they clearly define your target customers.
Facebook Reviews: What Marketers Need to Know
Does your business get Facebook reviews?
Are you concerned about the effect of poor reviews on your business?
Facebook has a star rating system that lets your customers share their experience (whether positive or negative) with others.
In this article I'll share everything you need to know about Facebook star reviews, including what they are and how to shut them off.
What Are Facebook Reviews?
According to Facebook, star ratings encourage more people to rate a business, making it eligible to appear in the news feed. This helps readers discover new businesses, while businesses create greater brand awareness.
How to Get More Out of Facebook Ads
Do you use Facebook to promote your business?
Are you struggling to find ways to get noticed on the platform?
With each update to Facebook, it becomes increasingly harder for small businesses to make a splash in front of their intended audience.
Here are four marketing tactics you can use to get more out of your Facebook advertising.
How to Research Your Competition on Facebook
Are your competitors getting massive reach and engagement on Facebook?
Would you like to learn the secret of their Facebook success?
While we'd never advocate copying your competitor's posts exactly, it's helpful to monitor and study the posts of your competition.
You may get ideas on how to tweak your own posting strategy to build on what's working for someone else.
In this article I'll show you how to research what your competition is doing on Facebook so you can study what works and model it on your own page.
How One Business Increased Facebook Fans by 200 Percent
Do you want to grow your Facebook audience?
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Great Lakes, a student loan service, used a Facebook giveaway to educate borrowers and open the lines of communication on a topic they suspected was confusing for their customers.
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Recognizing that their customers may have difficulty understanding the details of their student loans, Great Lakes set out to inform and help their borrowers via a promotion. The company focused solely on Facebook and hosted a sweepstakes offering a $6,000 cash prize to be put toward an existing student loan.
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Is like-gating a key part of your Facebook marketing?
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As we patiently wait for new announcements, let's hear some of the highlights people had during E3.
Here's one of mine.
In the standard 4 on 4 PvP, I had a well rounded team (profession-wise), and was up against 3 warriors and a necro. They rushed us hard, and quickly despatched of our one tank, who ran full speed ahead to his own death.
Being a Mo/E, I tried to heal him, but it only let him get a couple more depsperate swings in. Thankfully he had concentrated all his efforts on one of the warriors, who was now about half dead. But that half-dead warrior got cocky, because he now came after me (not knowing I was half elementalist, because I had been healing the whole time).
I ran away for a little while, and my elementalist buddy nailed him with a shock, bringing him down to about 1/3 life. Our R/M had manged to survive just long enough to bring our tank back. Finally, after running and healing, running and healing, I noticed this guy that was chasing me was not getting healed and still only had about 1/3 life. He must have figured I was just a healer.
So I stopped running and he started wailing on me. Little did he know this little monk was about let loose a Phoenix. At melee range my Phoenix did HUGE damage and knocked the warrior in to the other realm. The tide of battle shifted and we managed to kill their only healer (who obviously wasn't healing his team very well). I died at the hands of another warrior, but our team managed to pull of a win, when out R/M pinged the last W/N to death.
Awesome battle, and I loved how my Monk (female/smallest scale/all silver) fooled the warrior in to thinking I had no offensive power. A lesson learned. :lol:


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Joe Cocker has one of the most recognizable voices in rock — anyone who's heard his version of "With a Little Help From My Friends" can attest to that. The British singer has been belting out hits for more than 40 years, the biggest of which include "Feelin' Alright," "Up Where We Belong" and "You Can Leave Your Hat On."
But with all that success also came some hard times. Cocker has struggled with drugs, alcohol and financial debt, all of which he's discussed openly.
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Sisters In Cinema: Bossip Highlights Strong African American Women In Film- By Bossip Staff Categories: Bangers, For Discussion, For Your Information
Queen Latifah
Talented musician and actress Queen Latifah is a true strog African American woman film. Her debut album All Hail to the Queen sold more than 1 million copies, and the single "U.N.I.T.Y" earned Latifah her first Grammy Award. Latifah has also garnered acclaim for acting; she earned her first Oscar nomination (best supporting actress) for her performance in the blockbuster musical Chicago.


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Floral Mother's Day Frame
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If you have the electronic cutter with the schoolbook accent cartridge then this is a great craft for you. Make a Mother's Day frame using these tools. Cardstock and paint also help make this frame a great gift.
- Cricut Expression® Personal Electronic Cutter with Plantin SchoolBook and Accent Essentials® cartridges [290300]
- Cricut® Mothers Day cartridge [2000101]
- Yudu® Personal Screen Printer [625000]
- Yudu® Emulsion Sheets [625031]
- Yudu® Ink, Pastel Set, Sky [625006]
- 8 ½" x 10 ½" frame
- Cardstock: black
- Paint: cream
- Paintbrush
- Paint frame cream. Let dry.
- Cut flower. Using Cricut Expression machine, Mothers Day cartridge, and black cardstock, cut one 9 ¾" <Flwr1>.
- Prepare one sheet of emulsion and screen as directed in Yudu user manual.
- Burn design as directed. Rinse out design area as directed. Let screen dry.
- Lay frame on platen, lining it up with the design as desired.
- Put screen on Yudu machine once screen is dry. Place a generous bead of sky ink at the top of the design.
- Flood design. Pull design once before lifting lid. Reposition frame and re-pull as desired. Clean screen. Let design dry.
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Quick & Easy Stove Top Tuna " Casserole "
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- 4 ounces fettuccine pasta, uncooked
- 1⁄2 cup celery, sliced
- 1⁄3 cup onion, chopped
- 2 tablespoons butter or 2 tablespoons margarine, melted
- 1⁄2 cup frozen English peas
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, cubed and softened
- 2⁄3 cup milk
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄4 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 (6 1/8 ounce) can solid white tuna, drained and flaked
- 1⁄2 cup parmesan cheese, grated
- 1 tablespoon parsley, fresh, chopped
- Cook pasta according to the package directions; drain well, set aside and keep warm.
- Cook celery and onion in butter in a large skillet over medium high heat, stirring constantly until tender. Add English peas, stir until warm.
- Add cream cheese, milk, salt, and pepper; cook over medium heat until smooth, stirring occasionally. Stir in tuna and Parmesan cheese; cook until thoroughly heated, stirring occasionally.
- Add pasta and toss well. Cover at low or warm heat until pasta is warmed up. Sprinkle with fresh parsley. Serve immediately.
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What a great quick, easy and tasty meal! I love a dish you can get together quickly with pantry staples and this fit the bill. I used fat free cream cheese and only about 2/3 of what was called for and that was perfect for us. I had half a bag of peas in the freezer so I used that and it was probably a bit more than specified. Tasty and filling - a real weeknight winner - thanks for sharing the recipe!
Yum! I got this together in 15 minutes flat for lunch! I didn't have celery so I grated a carrot in, which I will definitely do again. Lots of room for different veggies, almost anything would go. Used whole wheat egg noodles.


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NorthStar Realty Finance Declares Fourth Quarter Common Stock Dividend PR Newswire NEW YORK, Feb. 13, 2013 NEW YORK, Feb. 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- NorthStar Realty Finance Corp. (NYSE: NRF) ("NorthStar") today announced that its Board of Directors has declared a cash dividend of $0.18 per share of common stock, payable with respect to the quarter ended December 31, 2012, representing an 80% increase over the last six quarters. The dividend is expected to be paid on March 1, 2013 to shareholders of record as of the close of business on February 25, 2013. NorthStar's common shares will begin trading ex-dividend on February 21, 2013. About NorthStar Realty Finance Corp. NorthStar Realty Finance Corp. is a diversified commercial real estate investment and asset management company that is organized as an internally managed REIT. For more information about NorthStar Realty Finance Corp., please visit www.nrfc.com. SOURCE NorthStar Realty Finance Corp. Website: http://www.nrfc.com Contact: Investor Relations, Joseph Calabrese, +1-212-827-3772
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Fiery Fruitas forges ahead
Nips Blackwater in double OT
FRUITAS, relentless off the boards and resolute down the stretch, outlasted Blackwater Sports, 95-91, in double overtime yesterday to stay unbeaten in the PBA D-League Foundation Cup at Ynares Arena.
Carlo Lastimosa finished with 21 points, including a key basket with 1:59 remaining in the second overtime that gave the Shakers the lead, 92-86, which they never relinquished.
With their third straight victory, the Shakers grabbed the solo lead ahead of Cebuana Lhuillier, which trounced a depleted NLEX squad, 71-64, in the first game.
The Shakers proved relentless off the boards, posting a 71-56 edge in rebounds.
"Frankly, I don't know how we pulled through," said Eric Gonzales, who took over from Nash Racela. "But the guys showed a lot of determination and I thought it made a difference.
The Elite came within three on a 3-pointer by Allan Maangahas, 89-92, but they missed seven of their next eight attempts.
The game ended at 77-all in regulation as Carl Cruz of Fruitas missed two shots from 3-point range in the last 30 seconds. Anjo Caram forced the second extra session by scoring on a driving layup with 32 seconds left, 84-all.
The Gems ended a six-game losing streak to the Road Warriors after getting solid efforts from Gab Banal and Raymond Aguilar.
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First Game
CEBUANA LHUILLIER 71—Banal 16, Aguilar 12, Dizon 12, Martinez 10, Zamar 8, Bautista 3, Buensuceso 3, Chiu 2, Padilla 2, Lopez 1, Elinon 0, Bustos 0.
NLEX 64—Camson 14, Pascual J. 8, Lanete 8, Ganuelas 7, Long 6, Garcia 5, Pascual R. 4, Alas 4, Villarias 3, Salva 3, Herrmida 2, Amer 0.
Quarters: 15-17, 33-32, 50-48, 71-64
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FRUITAS 95—Lastimosa 21, Pinto 14, Escoto 11, Pogoy 10, Cruz 9, Caram 8, Antonio 6, Tolomia 5, Escobal 4, Colina 3, Banal 0, Caperal 0.
BLACKWATER SPORTS 91—Mangahas A. 22, Llagas 19, Chua 16, Vigil 10, Ferrer 10, Celiz 7, Pe 4, Suguitan 2, Austria 1, Bagatsing 0, Ciriacruz G. 0.
Quarters: 22-14, 37-32, 63-62, 77-77 (reg), 84-84 (1st OT), 95-91
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DATE & TIME: Saturday, December 7, 1:30 p.m. (et)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Madison Square Garden (19,812) -- New York, New York. Television: FOX Sports 1. Home Record: Fordham 3-1, St. John's 4-0. Away Record: Fordham 1-1, St. John's 0-0. Neutral Record: Fordham 0-0, St. John's 1-2. Conference Record: Fordham 0-0, St. John's 0-0. Series Record: St. John's leads, 63-21.
GAME NOTES: Madison Square Garden will host a pair of local programs on Saturday afternoon, as the Fordham Rams and St. John's Red Storm meet in the famed arena.
This longtime series dates back to 1909, and St. John's holds a healthy 63-21 advantage, which includes victories in the previous two MSG Holiday Festivals.
Fordham improved to 4-2 for the first time since 2006 with a thorough 79-48 drubbing of Furman on Wednesday.
The Rams got contributions up and down their lineup against Furman, including another 20-plus point effort from freshman Jon Severe. Mandell Thomas scored 19 points, Ryan Rhoomes had a double-double with 15 points and 14 rebounds, Bryan Smith helped on the glass with 12 boards, and Branden Frazier handed out nine assists for the Rams, who jumped out to a 25-point halftime lead and never looked back.
Severe was leading all NCAA Division I freshmen in scoring heading into Wednesday's game and is still averaging 23.2 ppg following another stellar effort. Branden Frazier ranks second on the team with 18.8 ppg despite netting only four against Furman, and Thomas upped his season total to a solid 15.0 ppg.
Fordham is only making 42.1 percent of its shots on the season, but opponents are connecting on just 40.2 percent of theirs and are hitting a poor 17.2 percent from behind the arc following Furman's 0-for-11 effort from behind the arc on Wednesday.
The only two losses on St. John's resume' have come against Big Ten teams -- Wisconsin and Penn State. The Red Storm bounced back from an overtime loss against Penn State by upending Georgia Tech, 69-58, last Saturday in their final game of the Barclays Center Classic.
The Red Storm turned a seven-point halftime deficit into a convincing victory by hitting 57.1 percent of their shots after the break, the key stretch being a 17-0 run. D'Angelo Harrison scored 21 points, JaKarr Sampson added 16, and the squad forced 20 turnovers to come away victorious.
Harrison has been leading the team with 19.7 ppg but can certainly improve his .387 shooting percentage. Perhaps cutting back on his 3-point attempts (27.3 percent over 44 tries) would benefit his numbers in the long run.
Sampson and Phil Greene IV have shown themselves to be capable scorers, as they are putting up 12.4 and 10.3 ppg, respectively.
St. John's is familiar with the bright lights of "The World's Most Famous Arena," and as the Rams can attest the past two years, the Red Storm are always a tough matchup at MSG.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: St. John's 72, Fordham 61
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The Wharf Rats return to Pitman's Freight Room this Sunday
LACONIA — The "Pointless Forest Presents" concert series returns to Pitman's Freight Room on Sunday, July 13 at 7 p.m. featuring two local favorites. The evening's featured act is the popular folk/rock/jam band "Wharf Rats," playing two sets, featuring originals and select covers from the '60s and '70s, that are arranged and performed in a way that is equal parts eclectic and electric.
Formed three years ago and based in Lakeport, the Wharf Rats play a number of originals by singer/songwriter (and Rats frontman) Peter Brunette, as well an ambitious selection of "traditional" folk/rock songs by artists such as the Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Tom Petty and Van Morrison. With three or four guitars (depending on the song) and five vocalists, Brunette's full-toned acoustic-electric Takamine, the classic Stratocaster lead guitar sound of Leighton Thomas, Phil Sanguedolce's sweet Sho-Bud pedal steel, Gibson SG and PRS electric guitars (and Martin acoustic-electric), and his wife, Janet Sanguedolce's Larivee acoustic-electric, they form a seamless sonic curtain in the front of the mix. Janet also adds a powerful and soulful presence on lead and backing vocals.
The mix of guitar and vocal sounds rhythmically blend and ethereally twist through the numbers, while the rock solid drumming of "Super" Steve Austin (Meredith) and extended improvisational bass figures of Kyle Nickerson drive the polyrhythmic beat. Opening for the Wharf Rats is Rutland, Vermont native Don Bartenstein. Don is a singer-songwriter with a varied repertoire of folk and pop tunes, and a favorite on the local acoustic music scene.
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Garden pest seminar at Wesley Woods on Wed.
GILFORD — Garden Pests 101 with Kelly McAdam, Food & Agriculture Field Specialist with Belknap County Extension, Wednesday July 16th at 12 pm in the Wesley Woods Community Room.
Learn how to properly identify the damage in your garden, whether from an insect, disease, animal, or environmental factors. The life cycle of some of our more common yard and garden pests will be discussed, which will help you identify the best time to try to prevent damage. Go green and learn how to use cultural practices to reduce these pest problems in your garden, without depending on pesticides to control them.
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Bayswater Book Co. hosting 'What's So Great About NH' author event on Saturday
CENTER HARBOR -- Bayswater Book Co. will to will host a multi-author event, titled What's So Great About NH, on Saturday, July 12, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Fourteen New Hampshire authors will come together to remind readers "What's So Great About NH" as they sign their books and meet readers.
Headlining the event will be author Ruth Doan MacDougall signing her latest edition of "50 More Hikes in the White Mountains," Yankee Magazine writer and editor Edie Clark signing "What There Was Not to Tell," and Ron Guilmette, author of the new coffee table picture book "The Islands of Winnipesaukee." Authors also attending include Jane Rice, Sandwich poet Page Coulter, Marianne O'Connor, Catherine Dougherty, Brendan Smith, Andy Opel, Judie Yuill, Steve Smith, Mark Okrant and Joan Cook.
The idea for What's So Great About NH came last year from Bayswater owner Michelle Taft, who wanted to draw attention to the importance of recognizing and celebrating the beauty of New Hampshire. This year's festivities mark the second annual event.
"I think that it is important to preserve and recognize the unique character that is New Hampshire. We thought that it would be a great opportunity to create an event to host New Hampshire authors and highlight the many aspects of what make this state such a great place to live and visit," said Taft.
Admission to the event is free. Bayswater is located in Center Harbor in Senter's Marketplace between Keepsake Quilting and Heath's Supermarket. Follow Bayswater on facebook and on the web, www.bayswaterbooks.com. Those who cannot attend this event can (603)253-8858 to special order a signed book.
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Windy Waters Conservancy annual meeting on Saturday
MEREDITH -- The 25th anniversary annual meeting of the Windy Waters Conservancy, formerly known as the Waukewan Shore Owners Association, will be on Saturday, July 12, at the Meredith Community Center, Conference Room.
The business portion of the meeting will include presentations of conservation efforts recently completed or currently under way.,
The technical session will include presentation by two speakers:
• Don Berry, president of the Lakes Region Conservation Trust, will describe the recently acquired Fogg Hill conservation area project.
• Pat Tarpey, executive director of the Lake Winnipesauke Watershed Association, will speak about the ongoing Waukewan and Winona Restoration Plan.
The doors will open at 9:30 a.m. for registration, and the meeting is scheduled to start at 10 a.m.
Further information may be found on the WWC's web site: waukewan.org
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A new charitable trust is being set up to take over the running of the Cromwell Museum in Huntingdon from April 2016.
The creation of this new body provides a unique opportunity to reinvigorate this internationally significant museum by introducing fresh drive, ambition and energy, thereby making the museum sustainable for the future and ensuring that it fulfils its potential to become a place of exciting and vibrant audience engagement.
We are recruiting dedicated and ambitious individuals to become the first trustees who can offer expertise and skills in business administration, marketing, fund raising, volunteer engagement, business planning and the not-for-profit charity or trust sector.
In particular we are looking for an individual who, as chair, will bring effective leadership in order to create and articulate the mission and vision of the Cromwell Museum Trust.
The roles of chairs and trustees are unremunerated. These roles will, until 31 March 2016, be supported by the Council. The closing date for applications is Thursday 23 April 2015.
For more information and how to apply view the Cromwell Museum Trust application Brief (PDF 1.99MB).
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Anti-Putin protesters staged another mass march in Moscow in a show of their non-dwindling strength.
Tens of thousands of people marched in central Moscow on Saturday in the first major protest after a season of holidays and a series of repressive moves taken by the Kremlin.
During the past four months authorities enacted several anti-opposition laws, arrested activists, stripped an outspoken Putin critic of his parliamentary mandate and handed two-year prison terms to the punk band Pussy Riot for performing an anti-Putin song in Moscow's main cathedral.
However, the demonstration, which drew leftists, liberals and nationalists, showed that the protest movement that began nine months ago has not lost momentum since Vladimir Putin returned as President in May.
For the first time Russian Communists, who earlier dismissed the new protest movement as "bourgeois", joined the march. In another first, the manifesto adopted at the rally, included social and economic demands, such as like a freeze in utility payments hikes and the right of trade union to strike.
Along with old rallying cries, such as "Russia without Putin," demonstrators carried new slogans mocking Mr. Putin's recent flight in a motorised glider to lead a flock of young Siberian white cranes on their migration to the south.
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"All hope abandon ye who flies with me," the hand-written slogan said.
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You are going to have to give me a little scat room today. I am having an attack of the nostalgias. Going down someone else's Memory Lane can be as boring as a lecture on the life cycle of guppies, but this has been a reflective few weeks for me. My beloved Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Georgia and the campus chapter of my college fraternity, Lambda Chi Alpha, both celebrated their 100th anniversaries this past month in Athens.
On May 22, my youngest child will graduate from high school, and I am ecstatic to see her turn that tassel and move on to her next chapter in life.
Once on "The Andy Griffith Show," Ernest T. Bass tried to join the Army. Several times, Barney says comically, "He's a nut!"
Someone asked the question, "Is Buddy Carter beholden to oil?" Would approximately $400,000 from a super PAC in Texas that represents big-oil interests mean anything? After all, the folks in Texas want Georgia to have good representation in Washington.
April certainly was the month for showers this year.
What if you were told that 95 percent of Georgians are using a product that may not always be the best value for money?
A college education in Georgia just got less affordable. Tuition is rising again in the wake of cuts in state funds for the university system. The HOPE Scholarship covers far less than it used to, and many students do not receive it. A college degree is more important than ever, yet it may be priced out of reach for many students.
Editor, I, along with many other Americans, breathed a sigh of relief at the news that the six officers involved in the Freddie Gray case in Baltimore will face multiple charges. The death has been ruled a homicide. This is a great day for the cause of justice in our country.
Georgia lawmakers left town earlier this month after producing a 2016 state spending plan that invests no more money overall for health care than last year. Georgia ranks near the bottom of all states for health-care investment, and the consequences include hundreds of thousands of uninsured Georgians and hospitals that struggle to stay afloat.
Editor, When 1st Congressional District U.S. Rep. Buddy Carter spoke before Richmond Hill High School students on the issues surrounding Kinder Morgan's Palmetto Pipeline, he stated, "I suspect many of you drive, and gas is expensive. … Having a pipeline could help that. … So sometimes, we have to make tough decisions" (coastalcourier.com, April 17, reported by Jeff Whitten).
What time is it, boys and girls? It's time for Answer Man! Time to dip into the ol' mailbag and see what is on your mind and show you how little is on ours. While we can't guarantee total and complete accuracy in our answers, it is Answer Man's opinion that this won't matter because if you knew the answer, you probably wouldn't have asked the question in the first place.
Editor, I canceled my reservations for the State of the City luncheon. Don't need to go. I see by the two recent boondoggles to Washington, D.C., and St. Simons Island that the city of Hinesville is in "rock solid" shape financially.
Editor, This will be my only commentary on the Hinesville City Council meeting of April 16.
Editor, Why would representatives of Liberty County have to go to St. Simons to hold a meeting when there are many places in Liberty County and Fort Stewart? As usual, they don't care how they spend our tax dollars - travel, hotel and food. And what did they talk about? How to take more of our money and waste it on SPLOST (Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax).
It is that time again!
I read an opinion piece recently that said Republicans couldn't be Christians because they are too hard and uncompassionate. The piece said that, pretty much, the Democratic Party was the party of Christianity.
The public's outcry in opposition to the Palmetto Pipeline has been clear. Voters don't want it and don't think it is needed. And the public doesn't trust the company that wants to build it.
Editor, Recently, in letters to the editor, some have questioned U.S. Congressman Buddy Carter's loyalty with respect to eminent domain and the Palmetto Pipeline.
Dear public-school teachers in Georgia: Congratulations on surviving another year in the classroom.
It was at lunch after a morning revival service last summer that a few of us sat around, munching on Southern casseroles and talking about one of the most memorable mothers any of us had ever known.
There are organizations that estimate the value of the average volunteer, like www.independentsector.org, which currently values their time at $22.55 an hour.
Editor, State Rep. Valencia Stovall, D-Lake City, was "right on" concerning the need for the Opportunity School District legislation (Coastal Courier op-ed, Wednesday, May 6). If you look who is objecting to this legislation, I am sure you will find the self-serving teachers' union. They object to anything that will improve our children's education if it means they will not control the schools and add to their coffers.
Working moms are the bedrock of so many Georgia families. Between raising kids, contributing to their communities and holding down one or more jobs, moms put in a lot more than a full day's work.
Editor, National Small Business Week was May 4-9, but the must-attend event for small business entrepreneurs this month is the Mayor's Small Business Conference on May 20.
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