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GOLDEN GATE PARK, San Francisco
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Murphy Windmill at the southwest corner of Golden Gate Park (near 48th Avenue and Lincoln Way) across from Ocean Beach was completed in 1908 with large donations from many prominent San Franciscans and gifted to the city by banker Samuel G. Murphy. The (now-restored) Murphy Windmill was the largest windmill in the world when it was built. Able to pump 40,000 gallons of well water a day for Golden Gate Park irrigation, its purpose was to save the city from the exorbitant costs that a private Water Company charged.
Electric pumps replaced the windmill's reason for existence fairly quickly and it fell into great disrepair surviving more decades without its massive spars and sails than with them. Although it had been without it's turning sails, this is how I knew the windmill growing up in San Francisco.
On August 4, 1907, the plans were approved, and Superintendent McLaren was ordered to begin the construction and to estimate the cost of creating a lake that would serve as an irrigation reservoir when the new windmill was built. When McLaren reported that the lake could be built for $9,513, the commissioners ordered that the work be done as soon as the weather permitted. Not until April 11, 1908, was the windmill and reservoir completed and the park commissioners and mayor gathered to see the new windmill turn its sails for the first time. The structure pumped from the wells beneath it to the new lake a mile away. In keeping with ongoing political practice, the lake was named after the president of the commission and became Metson Lake.
A long campaign to restore the Murphy Windmill ended in 2012, and today the blades can often be seen turning again as it was intended.
More information can be had from the book:
The Making of Golden Gate Park, The Growing Years: 1906-1950, Raymond H. Clary, 1987
Fondest memory: My memory of this part of San Francisco is sitting as a kid looking up at the old windmill without blades and wondering what it would look like with them turning in the breeze. I also wondered what the windmill had been for, had it pumped water to homes? Is this where the water came from when my grandmother told me about the time she got a glass of water from her home tap and there was a small fish in it? *smiles* fond memories.
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Yeah, the Japanese Tea Gardens and restored De Young Museum are fabulous, but if you really want to enjoy this park and you have the knees for it, run through the park, which is what I did when I lived on 9th Avenue and in that area for many years. Something about the scent of those ferns filling the lungs on a misty San Francisco morning enlivens as nothing else can.
I find it very peaceful to run - or walk - in the morning in the park, especially off-tourist-season, when you're apt to find many stretches of greenery to yourself. Start at the entrance at 9th avenue, cross the street (on Saturdays watch out for the rollerbladers) and then wend your way on a path cleared through the trees.
When I think of it, I think of Cindy Lauper singing "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" because that's what I played on my Walkman back then (predated iPods!)
Fondest memory: I can't pick a fondest memory of San Francisco. That would be like asking a woman with 10 kids which is her favorite. But here are a few:
** Seeing a young Ellen DeGeneres perform standup in the San Francisco Standup Comedy Competition ialong Columbus Ave. n the 80s, and just knowing she was going somewhere;
** Having a romantic dinner at Otafuku in Japantown;
** Sailboating under the Golden Gate Bridge when I was 10 and nearly getting thrown off the bow (really, it was a good memory, albeit horrifying);
** wacking the moles at Pier 39;
** kissing from a bench in the Presidio, overlooking the Bay towards the Golden Gate Bridge;
** eating dinner with my mom and brother at a now defunct Mexican restaurant in the Mission District;
** laughing my xa** off with my acting friends from ACT along Geary;
** composing poetry from a cafe on Clement;
** puffing up from the encouragement of professors in the writing departments at State;
** running the Bay to Breakers with my friend Cindy in 1986;
** finding my last cat, Wendell, with my brother after brunch in the Sunset District - my brother pointing out that Wendell seemed sad when I walked away from his cage, so I went back to buy him (from the SPCA);
** odd, but one of the world's greatest dentists (Dr. Stricker) and his rumbling office along the Judah line in the Outer Sunset -- he was always so friendly and sweet, making my myriad dental problems less overwhelming!
** writing a short story from my little bedroom on 48th Ave. underneath Debbie's and Mark's house;
** stuffing my face with pizza with a man I loved out in the inner Sunset;
** my annual birthday parties with friends;
** working at San Francisco ballet, watching the dancers from the office above their pirouettes
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For New Zealanders from the northern part of our country, the pohutukawa tree is an iconic and almost spiritual symbol of summer, beaches and good times. To find them all over San Francisco was very surprising and kind of weird. To see them flowering in July (the middle of winter back home) was even more peculiar. In Golden Gate Park I found the scene of squirrels playing in an old pohutukawa most fascinating! We don't have these types of animals in NZ. I was seeing the familiar and the totally foreign combined!
To walk in a grove of trees endemic to New Zealand, some of which were clearly established here long ago, and see them rooted to a foreign soil gives a most intriguing feeling. I guess we kind of take for granted the fixed nature of our flora in our countries, but when we find it somewhere else it becomes a sharply defined reminder of the idea of "homeland".
Favorite thing: Visit Golden Gate Park. This is huge park with a lot of attractions like the Botanic Garden, the Tulip Garden and the most beautiful of all Japanese Tea Garden.
Favorite thing: Golden Gater Park is the largest park in the World that was completely constructed by human hands. It is about 5 kilometers long and 1 kilometer broad and houses more than 7,000 species of plants. It is also home to a huge herd of bisons. The park was founded in 1871. While looking at the picture can you imagine that there were only sand dunes in this area before the park was constructed?
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Golden Gate Park occupies a significant portion of the city and houses some of the best flora, fauna and museums on the american west coast.
The de Young Museum is located in Golden Gate Park and is a popular exhibition centre for the world's greatest artworks.
Apart from horse riding the park also has a bison ranch and many spicies of birds.
The Park divides the latter half of the city into the Richmond ( on the right if looking from Downtown) and Sunset Districts (on the left).
Fondest memory: Skating through the park at night.
Look at the map for detailed locations of points of interest in the The Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
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I loved the cable cars, the marvelous views, and the wonderful restaurants
Fondest memory: I climbed on this bridge to get a better view of the garden. I'm in the middle of the bridge wearing a grey green suit with my back partly turned taking a photo in the other direction, My two children are at the top of the bridge on the side nearest to the photographer. One is wearing a dark coat with toggle buttons, and her sister is behind her.
The lady and child in white in front of me, and the child in red behind me, and the people climbing the steep steps are not part of our family group.
I don't know if this is my mom's picture or my dad's picture.
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Golden Gate Park is amazing. It's a huge park plunked down in the NorthWest corner of San Francisco between the Sunset and Richmond districts that has it all in the way of parks. Japanese Tea Garden, Rose Gardens, Palm Tree Gardens, auditoriums, museums, research centers, events and MUCH MUCH more. Great for a day of picnicking, walking, biking or roller blading. Good for all ages and walks of life. Also hosts many important events including the SF Aids Walk, biggest walk on the west coast.
Fondest memory: This is a very liberal, diverse and stimulating place. It is never bland, ordinary or predictable. Expect to see people of every race, color and origin. You can walk by ten different types of ethnic cuisine on one city block. The people here are unique and very open about their lifestyles and personalities. Enjoy the diversity that makes this town a haven for those seeking a retreat from the hum drum of run of the mill life.
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There are beautiful parks all around, like the one just before the Golden Gate Bridge (Presidio, I think), where this picture was taken...
Fondest memory: Flying over San Francisco on a helicopter. It's expensive, but worth every single penny. Unforgettable experience... and the pilot asked us if we wanted to fly UNDER the Golden Gate, which of course we did!!
Favorite thing:
Golden Gate Park with it's various international 'corners'. On Sunday the best way of exploring this huge park is by (roller)skates or by bike. Cross through the greens and have a picknick. Enjoy the park like the San Franciscans do and you can make great friends as the people are very open.
Fondest memory: Drinking tea in the Japanese part of Golden Gate Park and ... the crazy Steller Sealions that 'honk' in the harbour while sunbathing on the wooden platforms.
Favorite thing:
See Fisherman's Warf, Bay bridge, Golden gate bridge, Golden gate park, Cliff house... and ride a cable car.
Visit Sausalito, Tiburon, Wainery tour, Carmel, Santa Cruz, Monterey......
Fondest memory: I enjoyed the time when we had BBQ party at Golden gate park in a peaceful and fresh air.
I didn't remember the fantastic night scene of Bay bridge.
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my favourite areas of san francisco are the haight-ashbury and golden gate park. you can experience both in the same day as they are in close vicinity to eachother. in fact if you walk to the end of haight st, it goes directly into golden gate park. i would advise though to be wary of a lot of homeless folk and people offering drugs. i was offered marijuana by 3 different people, and i was simply walking around the park minding my own business. they weren't trying to sell me drugs, just offering for me to join them in their drug use. (and if you are curious, no i did not smoke with them)...people do tend to be quite friendly here though, and that's quite a nice change. i also had a guy in the park offer to be my tour guide and take me around the city. i took his phone number, but never called...it's hard to measure ones true intentions, eh? as everyone warns, i figured it'd be better 'safe than sorry'...i suppose i got a bit sidetracked into golden gate park..more on haight-ashbury...haight st is full of a variety of hippie shops, you'll see a fair amount of tie dye and bright coloured shop fronts. there's also a bit of punk and gothic type stores mixed in. if you're a fan of music i would suggest to check out the 'amoeba record store' it's located at the end of haight, before mcdonalds, and the entrance to golden gate park. it is a HUGE building with a lot of people..but there's also a very large selection of music and posters, and a sizable section for clearance cd's. you can find a lot of new music here as well, not only music no one ever wants to buy. prices in the clearance range from $1.00 to $4.99. check it out. http://www.amoebamusic.com/. as for transportation to this area i took the N-Judah muni(metro/subway like system) from powell and market st station. you are dropped off 4 blocks north of haight st at carl and cole streets.
Fondest memory: out of all the interesting sites and whatnot..i'd actually have to say when i think of san francisco i will mostly remember the people i met. i made some new friends that i wish i had more time to get to know in person. other than that, once again haight-ashbury, golden gate park, and also chinatown will be remembered.
Favorite thing:
go to the Exploratorium. it's an interactive science museum. It would take alll day to try everything. I still haven't. You could make shadow picture, echos, optical illusions, grow and shrink in one room, and sometime's there's special night shows. It's a great place for kids too. it's next to the Palace of Fine Arts, a real architectural beauty, and the only building left from the World's Fair.
Fondest memory: Every Sunday I love to go to Hippy Hill. There's always a drum circle, hacky sackers, and usually people playing soccer or frisbee, dancing, doing acrobatics, juggling, or poi. It's at it's height in the early summer. Here people are happy, relaxing, enjuying music, and golden gate park. It's called Strawberry Hill on the park map and if you come in from Haight it just right of Children's Playground.
Fondest memory: Fleishacker pool in the 60's. Largest salt-water pool is gone now. Also Playland at the Beach, the amusement park. The Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane used to play in Golden Gate Park. I still love Ocean Beach and the downtown area.
Favorite thing:
My favorite place is Golden Gate Park. It is absolutely the prettiest part of San Francisco with a large assortment of things to see and do.
Fondest memory: I have so many wonderful memories of San Francisco from when I lived there for 3 years and then all of my visits back each year. The city is so unique and so much to see and do. It would be hard for me to select just one favorite memory.
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Executive Director
Jonathan completed his undergraduate education in Business Administration from Wilfrid Laurier University. Throughout his academic career, Jonathan was heavily involved in student government and student representation. He spent three years on the Wilfrid Laurier University Students' Union Board of Directors, including one year as Chair and Chief Governance Officer. He was a member of the university Board of Governors as well as a student representative on several other Senate and university committees. After two years of travel and work, Jonathan returned to school to complete a Master of Public Administration/Policy from Queen's University. He spent his final summer semester abroad at Fudan University in Shanghai, China. After Queen's, Jonathan joined the Ontario Public Service and served in the Ministries of Community and Social Services and Economic Development, Trade and Employment.
He can be reached at (613) 236-3457 ext. 222
Director, Policy and Research
Viviane completed a Bachelor of International Development at the University of Ottawa, as well as a License in Civil Law (LL.L) and a Masters of Law (LL.M.). Combined with her previous experience as a policy analyst at CASA and as a public servant, she brings a strong background in Law and policy analysis to the organization. Having specialized in Human Rights Law, she is particularly passionate about vulnerable populations and social justice issues that affect students in Canada and abroad. For instance, she has a strong interest for Indigenous education, mental health concerns, international education, students suffering from disabilities, youth emerging from low-income families, etc. Viviane has studied and traveled worldwide, and has a passion for international cultures. Outside of work, she loves hiking, playing ultimate Frisbee, and having lengthy conversations about interior design.
You can reach Viviane at (613) 236-3457 ext: 227
Public Affairs Officer
Amélie completed her undergraduate and graduate degrees at l'Université de Montréal in Political Science. A native of the National Capital, she is perfectly bilingual with an understanding and keen interest for political and policy issues on multiple scales. She began her career as a junior political advisor at the Department of Foreign Affairs before entering the world of public relations and government communications. Outside of work, Amélie enjoys running, playing tennis and soccer, in addition to attending regular moksha yoga classes. She is also an avid reader with an affinity for Canadian literature.
You can reach Amélie at (613) 236-3457 ext: 224
Policy and Research Analyst
Patrick Snider brings a strong background in policy analysis and political experience to CASA. He graduated from Carleton University, acquiring a Master's Degree in Political Science, and has experience performing research and policy analysis on Parliament Hill for a number of MPs, as well as off the hill with a number of advocacy groups and professional associations. He has also worked on the ground in election campaigns at the federal, provincial and municipal levels. He has lived in Ottawa all his life, except for when he was living in Korea and Texas, and is an avid runner, skier and fencer.
You can reach Patrick at (613) 236-3457 ext. 223
Government Relations and Communications Coordinator
Matthew is originally from Vancouver, British Columbia and completed his undergraduate degree at Acadia University. During his studies he was active in student politics, serving three years on the Acadia Students' Union Executive. Further to that he served as Vice-Chair of Students Nova Scotia, and was engaged with CASA during his two years as a delegate. During his time at Acadia, he developed a strong passion for student advocacy and that is what guides his work at CASA today. Away from work, Matthew is an avid reader, a full-time fantasy football coach and a diehard Manchester United fan.
You may contact Matthew Rios at (613) 236-3457 ext 221
Office Manager
Ellen Wightman was born and raised in Blackpool, England where she earned a B.A. in Business Management. Ellen has gained a variety of professional experience, having worked in Oman as a controller for a national manufacturing company, a statistician for the German civil service and as a banker with HSBC UK. She brings to CASA over 25 years of experience in accounting and office administration.
She may be reached at (613) 236-3457 ext 226

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Peter W. Reyburn, 71, of Lititz, passed on Monday, Oct. 1, 2012 at Hospice and Community Care, Lancaster. Born in Morristown, N.J., he was the son of the late Nathaniel and Myra Watson Reyburn.
Peter was married to Heidi Sipple Reyburn for 37 years May 30.
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He is survived by two sisters: Peggy (Dr. Joseph) Annis, of Austin, Texas; Natala (Donald) Goodman, of Seattle, Wash.; three nieces; one nephew; and his Norfolk Terrier: Roxy.
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- Publication date: 14 July 2008
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The Antonine Wall is the UK's newest UNESCO World Heritage Site. Officially selected at the meeting of the World Heritage Committee in Quebec in July, the Wall is now part of the Frontiers of the Roman Empire World Heritage Site alongside Hadrian's Wall and the German limes. Built across central Scotland in the mid 2nd century AD on the orders of the Emperor Antoninus Pius, the Antonine Wall marked the north-western frontier of the Roman Empire.Running for 60km from modern Old Kilpatrick on the north side of the River Clyde to Bo'ness on the Firth of Forth, it consisted of a turf rampart fronted by a deep ditch, with forts linked by a road called the Military Way. It was through the gates of these forts and fortlets that many Roman goods passed into the lands of Caledonia beyond. The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS) has worked with Historic Scotland on the nomination to produce a map of the Antonine Wall, showing its course on a modern base at a scale of 1:25,000 and including areas where it can be visited. The Map highlights elements of the archaeology of the monument, provides additional information on related museums and reading, and is the essential resource and companion for anyone interested in visiting and studying the Antonine Wall.
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This smelled wonderful, and tasted good; I don't want to rate it until I've figured out how not to overcook the onions and juices. The meat was tender following the recommended temperature (400º) and time (2 1/2 hours), but there were only scant juices left in the pan. I used only one chuck roast (it looked like the photo and weighed less than 2 lbs.), and cut all other ingrediants in half. Could this reduction in quantity cause the over-reduction of juices? Or is the oven temperature too high? I used a 9" square Pyrex pan and sealed it very tightly with heavy-duty aluminum foil.
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Master limited partnerships have been one of the best investments in the past 10 years, generating an annualized total return close to 16%, versus just 4% to 5% for the Dow industrials and the Standard & Poor's 500.
While these historical returns are excellent, the $250 billion sector has come under pressure, with the benchmark Alerian MLP Index down 9% this year. The yield stands at 6.6%.
MLPs mainly transport and store oil, natural gas, natural-gas liquids, gasoline, and other refined petroleum products. An estimated 65% of the industry's revenue comes from fees, many based on government-regulated rates. MLPs therefore offer some of the stability of electric utilities, plus growth potential tied to the construction of pipelines, plus storage and other facilities, driven by booming U.S. energy output.
Natural-gas pipelines like the one shown here have helped power the master-limited-partnership sector to big stock-market gains over the past decade. Matthias Kulka/Corbis
"MLPs are as attractive as they have been in some time," says Charles Lieberman, chief investment officer of Advisors Capital Management in Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. "Their investment opportunities are unparalleled as they expand their pipeline systems to provide access to new energy fields."
Comments Credit Suisse analyst John Edwards: "We conservatively see mid-single-digit annual growth in distributions over the next several years. Combine that with a mid-6% yield, and that looks pretty attractive, given current market conditions." Edwards says the yield gap between MLPs and the 10-year Treasury note is historically high at five percentage points, versus an average of 3.3 since 1999. That gap is skewed by the ultra-low yield of 1.5% on the Treasury, but MLPs stack up well against other yield-oriented groups, such as real-estate investment trusts and electric utilities, which yield in the 3% to 5% range.
MLPs historically have done very well when the yield gap has been around five percentage points. Edwards sees a total return exceeding 15% for MLPs over the next year.
Probably the biggest negative for MLPs is that they pay out nearly all of their cash flow in distributions, making them rely on the sometimes fickle capital markets to fund projects. This also makes the distributions vulnerable to setbacks. A drop this year in prices for oil and natural-gas liquids has hurt the sector.
Edwards favors large, well-capitalized MLPs like Enterprise Products Partners, EPD 2.234444826400825% Enterprise Products Partners L.P. U.S.: NYSE USD29.74 0.65 2.234444826400825% /Date(1435870950316-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3790640 AFTER HOURS USD29.71 -0.03 -0.10087424344317418% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 99939 P/E Ratio 21.708029197080293 Market Cap 59225902610.5981 Dividend Yield 5.043712172158709% Rev. per Employee 6144580 More quote details and news » Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, and Plains All American Pipeline, PAA 1.4150943396226414% Plains All American Pipeline L.P. U.S.: NYSE USD43 0.6 1.4150943396226414% /Date(1435870902770-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1840106 AFTER HOURS USD43 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 35990 P/E Ratio 18.143459915611814 Market Cap 17081406188.9648 Dividend Yield 6.372093023255814% Rev. per Employee 7082260 More quote details and news » with yields in the 5% to 6% area. Lieberman is partial to higher yielders like Regency Energy Partners and Energy Transfer Partners ETP 2.5413939160569887% Energy Transfer Partners L.P. U.S.: NYSE USD53.26 1.32 2.5413939160569887% /Date(1435870854269-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2864203 AFTER HOURS USD53.26 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 37462 P/E Ratio 58.042720139494335 Market Cap 38077688210.5946 Dividend Yield 7.622981599699587% Rev. per Employee 1886770 More quote details and news » that yield around 8%. Among high-yielding MLPs, Edwards likes Boardwalk Pipeline Partners, bwp -0.34317089910775567% Boardwalk Pipeline Partners L.P. U.S.: NYSE USD14.52 -0.05 -0.34317089910775567% /Date(1435870945217-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 629059 AFTER HOURS USD14.5262 0.0062 0.04269972451790634% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2895 P/E Ratio 17.925925925925927 Market Cap 3634312512.03781 Dividend Yield 2.7548209366391183% Rev. per Employee 980976 More quote details and news » now at 8.2%.
MLP dividends technically are distributions, and more than 80% of the industry's payouts are tax-deferred. The taxed portion is treated as ordinary income, because master limited partnerships aren't subject to corporate taxes. The dividend's tax-deferred portion cuts investors' cost basis in MLP units (aka shares) and is subject to taxes when the units are sold, says New York tax expert Robert Willens. Many investors avoid these taxes if they hold the units until death and their estates are below the current $5 million inheritance-tax threshold.
Another minus is that investors get annual K-1 tax forms, rather than 1099s. This can result in more cumbersome and costly tax filings. The tax issue has helped spur the growth of exchange-traded funds and notes that do away with dreaded K-1s. Alerian MLP AMLP 1.1024643320363166% Alerian MLP ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca USD15.59 0.17 1.1024643320363166% /Date(1435870800131-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5720622 AFTER HOURS USD15.581 -0.009 -0.05772931366260423% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 3113830000 Dividend Yield 7.581783194355356% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (AMLP) is the largest ETF and trades around 16, producing a yield of 6%. The drawback here is that appreciation in MLP holdings is subject to corporate taxes, dampening the upside.
The JPMorgan Alerian AMJ 1.6149705203793898% JPMorgan Alerian MLP ETN U.S.: NYSE Arca 39.64 0.63 1.6149705203793898% /Date(1435870800131-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1714285 AFTER HOURS 39.6533 0.0133 0.03355196770938446% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 950027 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 5.6750756811301715% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » MLP, the largest exchange-traded note, is around $36 with a 6% yield. It offers a return linked to an Alerian index of 50 MLPs. A plus is no corporate taxation. A negative is that the shares amount to a debt obligation of JPMorgan Chase, exposing investors to credit risk, albeit limited, given the bank's strength. And the dividends are subject to ordinary income taxes. ETNs are good for investors who want MLP exposure in tax-deferred accounts like IRAs and 401(k)s. Direct MLP investing in these accounts can subject holders to certain taxes.
Big Gap, Big Opportunity
MLPs yield an average of 6.6%, five percentage points more than 10-year Treasuries. Historically, they've done well when the gap is that wide.
Enterprise Products Partners, at $48, is the largest MLP, and has good growth potential thanks to $7 billion of capital projects. Its yield is a below-average 5.1%, balanced by its growth outlook, a higher-than-average distribution-coverage ratio and distribution increases in 31 straight quarters. Edwards has an Outperform rating and a $59 price target. One plus is that Enterprise doesn't share profits with a general partner, unlike many MLPs, because it bought out its GP in 2010.
KINDER MORGAN ENERGY Partners (ticker: KMP) is big, diversified, and well-managed, with the country's largest natural-gas transportation system. But it allocates 45% of its cash flow to Kinder Morgan KMI 0.13164823591363875% Kinder Morgan Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD38.03 0.05 0.13164823591363875% /Date(1435870852638-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8667414 AFTER HOURS USD38.15 0.12 0.3155403628714173% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 71543 P/E Ratio 43.71264367816092 Market Cap 81939513361.0815 Dividend Yield 5.048645805942677% Rev. per Employee 1354050 More quote details and news » (KMI), its GP—one of the industry's highest GP takes.
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners trades at $78 and yields 6.3%, based on an anticipated 2012 distribution of $4.98 per unit. Its sister company, Kinder Morgan Management (KMR), is economically equivalent, but is structured as a corporation and pays the same dividend amount in stock, not cash. KMR, at $72, yields 6.9% and has traded at a persistent discount to KMP. Credit Suisse's Edwards has a $92 price target.
Plains All American, a leading oil transporter, has significant exposure to rising crude production in mid-America. "It's in the sweet spot for the infrastructure build-out theme," says Kyri Loupis, portfolio manager for MLP strategies at Goldman Sachs' investment-management division. Plains, now at 78, has a 5.3% yield. Loupis sees its distributions rising 8% annually over the next three years. He also likes MarkWest Energy Partners MWE 1.99323723082399% MarkWest Energy Partners L.P. U.S.: NYSE USD57.31 1.12 1.99323723082399% /Date(1435871034002-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1375898 AFTER HOURS USD57.31 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 70997 P/E Ratio 97.13559322033899 Market Cap 11388852143.2047 Dividend Yield 6.351422090385622% Rev. per Employee 1481150 More quote details and news » (MWE), which trades at 46 with a 6.3% dividend yield, because of its exposure to fast-growing energy production in the Marcellus shale in the Northeast.
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Bought these because of arthritis in hands,they work well,but they are neither dishwasher safe nor stainless steel as I understand it.Bought similar tongs at stall in local market at1/4price which do not show rust & do same job.
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I was forewarned in previous reviews and ordered this product anyway. Mistake! The writing is way too small even though the label has ample room for a larger font to be used. The writing is very light, making these labels extremely hard to read. I have ordered these before and was pleased then but they have changed the printing. I won't order them again.
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The printing is very small and the ink is light. The F in FL looks like a T. I do not recommend ordering these labels.
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These were purchased for use as return labels on envelopes, however, the label is very small and the print is not very clear.
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Love the product but the shipping took a long time
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Great price..great value..look great.
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We needed some labels that were classy and unobtrusive for things like sympathy cards and formal occasions. We bought the clear ones and are pleased with the look. Easy to remove from the roll, stick well, and give a nice professional look to the envelope.
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THis was a label. I only had 3 lines instead of 4, leaving line 2 blank. The 2nd line was left blank instead of centering the remaining 3 lines. The font was ver y small-with onlt 3 lines it should have been adjusted to at least get rid of the blank space after the name.
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I bought these for wedding invitations and was pleased by the price but worried about the quality. But they turned out to work perfectly. The calligraphy gave them a nice professional look and the clear sticker made it blend in well. We were happy!


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When I first became interested in Paganism, one of the things that drew me in was the idea of women's spirituality and bringing the unique experiences of being a woman (often left out of Christianity and Judaism) into my path. As I further explored though, many of the concepts mainstream feminism focused on, like how to juggle career and motherhood, didn't seem to resonate with me. The way I think, and how I communicate is shaped through my perspective as an autistic woman. Along with the growing, mostly online neurodiversity community, I came to see autism not as a set of deficits, but as a different way of thinking and being. I found further inspiration in the GLBT community, as I saw folks like P. Sufenas Virius Lupus honor queer ancestors, heroes and deities. As a bisexual, I drew on that heritage, while also looking to eccentric inventors, artists and mystics throughout history and disabled gods like Hephaestus. I felt a calling to share this understanding of disability as a part of human experience, rather than something to only be pitied, "fixed" or medicalized.
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It's just after noon. The weather is warm. There's a slight breeze that causes the leaves high in the canopy to rustle. The redwoods are creaking as they rub against each other. Loud raven clicks and caws punctuate the quiet forest. I'm one of only a few people standing in the camp grounds and we are all silent, breathing deeply, settling our rushed minds and sinking in, just sinking in.
In two hours witches from all of over the world will arrive. Some journeying to these woods for the first time, others coming home as they do each year. There will be hugs and kisses and hearty shouts of "oh! There you are. I'm so glad you came back." After the hub-bub of getting here subsides and the first night's dinner dishes have been put away, it's time for ritual....
It's that time of week again: Fiery Tuesday, when we shine a light on the political issues of our time as they relate to religion generally and Paganism specifically. For this week we've gathered a number of stories dealing with either feminism or violence, two of the chief issues of our times. Read on to learn more about the double edged sword of the word "witch," the origins of religious terrorism, and the vital importance of feminism. All this and more for the Pagan News Beagle!
Advice for Beginners on Wiccan, Pagan & Witchcraft Paths
My years of experience will do no good for anyone if I do not share it with you. I hope my words of wisdom and advice help you avoid many of the mistakes I made.
Spirituality is a process. Witchcraft is a journey, not a destination. There are many factors to consider when choosing a spiritual path. Spirituality is about devotion and practice. One cannot simply associate one's self with a path, and call it their own. You must practice it. You must become a part of it. You must be willing and able to live that path.
The path of Wicca, Witchcraft, and Paganism is not about shock value. It is not about making your oppressive relatives angry, or proving yourself different in main stream society. Yes, by nature we tend to go against the grain, but not always so harshly. The path is about devotion. It is about finding a spiritual balance and focus that makes you a better person. It is about finding your place in the world that also helps make the world a better place....
Let us recall the kings who died for corn:
red bread and red drink at Lúnasa of the harvest.
We were discussing the previous night's old-style witches' sabbat. ("Old Style" as in "just like the woodcuts.")
Of the housel*—the feasting on the god's flesh and blood—someone suggested provision of a gluten-free option next time around.
Sometimes, I think, we need to be wise enough to listen to the wisdom of other traditions.
In his Summa Theologica, Thomas Aquinas poses the question: If the body of Christ is present in the consecrated host, just what part of Christ's body is present there? The head? The heart? The phallus?
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There is much hand-wringing about the future of theological education. Yet graduates still follow the Spirit's call into some form of ministry.
Meeting with Sing Sing seminarians
In the context of a seminary class behind bars, Jesus' question to Simon is a probing and challenging one.
It would be a shame if the crisis in seminary education didn't lead to fresh thinking about how the church calls, trains and places leaders.
Innovation in theological education
Why is theological education necessary? What are the conditions of its fruitfulness? Such questions are both basic and perplexing.
I enjoyed Michelle Boorstein's piece of reporting on M. Div. students who aren't headed for parish ministry. She details how some seminarians seek to be ministers of a sort as part of their calling to other vocations; she also touches on the challenges of post-Christendom pastoring and the need for more flexible and affordable paths through seminary.
Seminaries go online
The idea that students will reside on a campus and attend classes at specified times seems increasingly quaint.
The goal of seminary
For all their problems, churches are often a good deal more self-critical and boldly innovative than seminaries.
It's time for bold, creative experiments in preparing women and men for the unique challenges of 21st-century ministry.
How theology is flourishing in China
China's leaders still speak implicitly against religions with strong foreign ties. Meanwhile, Christian theology thrives in China.
What is it about theological educators that allows them to get along with civility and respect in spite of wide theological diversity? I attended the recent biennial meeting of the Association of Theological Schools and was impressed with the spirit of friendship there.
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