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Following a ranking on Inc. Magazine's Inc. 5000 list of fast-growing private companies, mobile app development company Two Toasters has launched a Crowdrise campaign to benefit the non-profit organization Girls Who Code.
The campaign's goal is to reach $5,000 in donations by Sept. 15 for the organization, which aims to promote employment of women in technology and engineering sectors.
If the donation goal is met, Two Toasters will provide an additional $5,000 to Girls Who Code.
American Real Estate Partners sells Meridian Center
Investcorp International Realty has purchased Meridian Corporate Center, which was sold by American Real Estate Partners and CBRE, Raleigh.
The nine-building Class A office park has 615,882 square feet of space, with tenants Parexel and Parata comprising 25 percent of the occupancy.
In addition to the existing buildings, there are two parcels on the property that can accommodate an additional 200,000 square feet of office space and parking, according to a CBRE release.
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As all that wasteful cake-throwing and champagne-spraying would suggest, Steve Aoki is a man prone to excess. But if you've ever wondered just how extravagant the Dim Mak boss' whims are, here you go: a ridiculous and rather hilarious rider for the LA personality has surfaced online detailing Aoki's every on-tour demand, right down to the last pair of socks (crew style, please).
Harderbloggerfaster has posted the rider from an anonymous source, which spans technical, prop and hospitality requirements any promoter wishing to play host to Aoki must fulfil. There's plenty of reasonable requests – towels, organic fruit and nearby hotel rooms all rating a mention.
But then there's some more eyebrow-raising requests: 3 large black v-neck t-shirts ("American Apparel or H&M is acceptable"), 6 pairs of men's underwear (briefs, not boxers) and a promoter paid-for meal from a restaurant serving "organic based serving local foods, grass fed meat, non-refined sugars, non-bleached flours, etc". Oh, and one 1/8 of local weed.
Then there's everything essential for a standard Steve Aoki show. Required is one inflatable boat or dingie suitable for 2-3 people, confetti sprayers, two medium sized cakes reading "DIM MAK" – which, mercifully for the audience member whose face it'll be landing in specifies the need a "soft cake, soft icing, nothing dense or bundt" – and three bottles of champagne ("no screw off top, must have a cork").
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Valero's success, that of retiring CEO ran parallel
In 1974, Bill Greehey took a job as CEO of a company most executives wouldn't touch. Houston-based Lo-Vaca Gathering Co. faced $1.2 billion in lawsuits from its customers, and even the company's five-member management board didn't expect it to last.
"When I took over as CEO of Lo-Vaca, Paul R. Haas, who was on the
board, told me, 'This company will not survive,' " Greehey recalls. "He
said, 'You're never going to be successful in this and the company will
go bankrupt, but you're going to get such great experience that you're
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"I told him, 'I'm not taking this job to fail.' "
Greehey maneuvered Lo-Vaca through six years of settlement talks and eventually gave it a new name, Valero Energy Corp. He has the same job, but now the company is the nation's largest refiner.
The former Corpus Christi resident announced in October that he will step down as CEO of Valero and Valero LP, both publicly traded companies, beginning Jan. 1. During the past five years, Valero's stock has shot up nearly 600 percent. Haas, now president of Corpus Christi Oil & Gas Co., said Greehey's performance since 1974 has been surprising.
"As I've watched his activities and accomplishments over the years, I would have to say that they were much greater than I would have anticipated," Haas said.
As impressive as Valero's rise is, Greehey's own life story both reflects and eclipses the company's rags-to-riches journey. It reads in almost fairytale fashion: Lad born into poor Iowa family in a neighborhood where indoor plumbing didn't exist, learns strong work ethic shucking corn and working for minimum wage alongside father in a gypsum mill, always dreaming of bigger things.
Greehey was the first in his town to attend college, which he did at St. Mary's University in San Antonio after four years in the Air Force. He studied finance, and after graduation accepted a job at accounting firm PriceWaterhouse & Co.
He came to Corpus Christi in 1963 and worked for Oscar Wyatt Jr. at Coastal States Gas Corp. After several years Wyatt made Greehey executive vice president of finance. In Corpus Christi, Greehey was involved in Boy Scouts and the United Way of the Coastal Bend, and served as a board member for the Corpus Christi Chamber of Commerce.
The 10 years Greehey spent in Corpus Christi was crucial to his business education, he said. Wyatt and Paul Haas were role models during that period.
"He (Wyatt) was very, very smart and very creative," Greehey said. "I think that helped me in being an entrepreneur. That's what I think Valero has been - an entrepreneur. We've been risk-takers, but they've always been risks that were well studied. And Oscar was like that."
Wyatt remembers Greehey as "one of the best employees I ever had. He was good at everything he did."
"You never had to look over your shoulder with Bill," Wyatt said. "I'm terribly proud of the fact that he spent part of his time with us."
Port commissioner and Tor Minerals chairman Bernard Paulson was plant manager at Coastal's refinery when Greehey worked in Corpus Christi. Paulson remembers the young controller as "bright, a hard worker and very knowledgeable."
Greehey moved to Houston when Wyatt moved Coastal's headquarters there in 1973. In 1974, he joined Lo-Vaca, which had been sued by hundreds of its customers - including the cities of Austin and San Antonio - for failure to provide the natural gas it had promised. Greehey spent six years coaxing the customers to agree to a $1.6 billion settlement. One of the requirements of the settlement was that Lo-Vaca, a Coastal subsidiary, would be spun off and operate independently. Greehey moved Lo-Vaca to San Antonio and renamed it Valero after the Alamo's full name, Mission San Antonio de Valero.
Greehey made return visits to Corpus Christi to oversee construction of Valero's first refinery. Valero now owns 18 refineries, including the former Coastal refinery Paulson once managed. But Greehey said the original Corpus Christi plant, still the newest built-from-scratch refinery in the nation, is special.
"Every time I drive up to the refinery, I just have so much pride in what we've created here, not only the value for the shareholders but for all the people we've employed," he said. "This year it will make almost a billion dollars in operating income. It's our flagship refinery and our most profitable refinery. It's kind of been the role model for other refineries to follow."
When he steps down as CEO on Jan. 1, Greehey will remain chairman of both Valero and Valero LP, a pipeline company. Greehey stepped down as CEO once before, in 1996, to honor a commitment he said he made to his family to retire at age 60. But the retirement came just as Valero was spinning off Valero LP, and Greehey returned to the CEO role six months later when he said problems arose.
So what's to keep him from returning again?
"Age," he says flatly. "I was 60 years old then, and I'm 69 now. There's a lot of difference."
Greehey also said the role of the chairman has shifted in the past decade to one of more involvement.
"Chairmen of boards have a lot more responsibility than they had before," he said. "I'm still going to be involved in the strategic direction of the company and still involved in making sure we continue to strengthen the strong culture that we have, which is why I think we're successful."
Valero's Chief Operating Officer Bill Klesse will step in as CEO when Greehey steps down.
"I don't think there's going to be any overlap," Klesse said. "Bill and I will work together, and he is there to help me."
Greehey will retire with just over 3.3 million shares of Valero stock, which translates into a fortune worth several hundred million dollars, but Greehey said he plans to donate much of it through a family foundation. He said a culture of giving and community involvement has made Valero the success it is.
"If you work for money," he said, "you're working for the wrong thing."
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, 1998 Diplomacy is the best solution to the current Iraq impasse, but if it fails Defense Secretary William S. Cohen promised a "significant" air campaign.
Cohen told Congress Feb. 3 the objective is to get U.N. inspectors unfettered access to suspected Iraqi chemical and biological weapons sites. Diplomacy, he said, is still the best way to do this. "There is no substitute from a military point of view that would compensate adequately for having them do their jobs without restriction," he said to the Senate Armed Services Committee.
He said the primary objective of the use of force is to reduce or curtail Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's ability to manufacture, store or reconstitute his weapons of mass destruction. Military force would also limit Iraq's ability to threaten its neighbors. Cohen stressed President Clinton has not decided on the use of force.
The secretary said DoD believes the objectives could be achieved without using ground forces, but that ground forces could conceivably be used in the future. The United States has bombed Iraq since the end of the Persian Gulf War.
"[The bombings] have been described as 'pinpricks,'" Cohen said. "[A campaign today] would be far more than experienced in the past and would be very much concentrated and directed toward ... really preventing [Hussein] from reconstituting his capability in the near future, at least, and dealing him a serious blow as far as being able to pose any kind of threat to his neighbors."
Cohen said the Iraqi military "has been contained in a very small box." Iraqi forces cannot move south of 33 degress north latitude and cannot move to the northern part of the country. Iraqi military capability has been severely degraded. Even with this, Cohen said, no one should have "unreasonable expectations about what can be achieved by air power alone."
He said he was confident U.S. allies in the Persian Gulf region would provide the necessary support if the U.N. agrees to the use of military force, but admitted to being confused by apparent opposition in the U.N. Security Council. "There are other [allies] who have different interests, a different perception [about Iraq]," he said.
Cohen said Hussein wants an end to inspections and an end to U.N. sanctions. The only way he will end the sanctions is for the inspectors to finish their jobs. The secretary said the best way for the world to avoid a military solution in Iraq is for the U.N. Security Council to declare Iraq is committing a significant breach of his obligations.
"[The Security Council members] appear to be unwilling to bring themselves to [declare Iraq in significant breach of agreements], and I frankly think it undermines the credibility of the Security Council," Cohen said. "I think it undermines the future actions of the United Nations when they can't bring themselves to do this. I find it befuddling to say the least."


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Have you ever considered doing some actual research to find out whether the facts support your beliefs?
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The last time I looked, that business about each day having enough troubles of its own was Matthew 6:34. Maybe you should ask for a refund on your copy of the Kama Sutra. Or your copy of the New Testament. Or both.
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The last time I looked, that business about each day having enough troubles of its own was Matthew 6:34. Maybe you should ask for a refund on your copy of the Kama Sutra. Or your copy of the New Testament. Or both.
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There's no reason whatsoever for anyone to pay attention to your opinion about any medical issue, whether personal or public.
Great--more medical wisdom from a guy who not only doesn't follow the clinical literature but apparently can't even find it with both hands and a flashlight.
A couple of days ago you had never heard of the BRCA mutations or why afflicted women might benefit from oral contraceptives to reduce ovarian cancer risk. And you told us you were unable to find any literature on treatment of PCOS with oral contraceptives despite the ready availability of hundreds of references on Google. But you were prepared to recommend promotional material from a "nutraceutical" company selling non-FDA-approved nostrums.
Now you've graciously decided that you'd be "willing" to provide hormone replacement therapy to women but only when YOU think the dosage is right.
Terrific. Whenever we need an ignorance-based public policy that micromanages what doctors prescribe, I'll call you first.
No, per-capita income in Oregon has NOT been "declining for a long time". Though it hasn't risen as quickly as we'd like or as quickly as in some other areas, the increase has been pretty steady.
Here's what a 2009 study found about Oregon's PCPI (per-capita personal income):
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Is this advice related to your blog post on PCOS?
I looked at that, btw, including your statement that you were "unable to find[a PCOS treatment] that contained birth control pills". A bizarre statement, that, since even a cursory web search turns up innumerable articles, both popular and scientific, on treating PCOS with oral contraceptives.
But somehow instead of linking to any of the substantive pieces on the topic, you provided a link to promotional material from a "neutraceutical" company offering a non-FDA-approved nostrum.
I can't imagine why you think you ought to be offering opinions and advice about reproductive health issues, Seeber. You obviously haven't done any homework and apparently can't even do a simple Google search to find relevant information.
As several of the women here have pointed out to you, reproductive health issues are best decided via consultations between women and their physicians. Software guys wearing Knights of Columbus hats have no legitimate role in those interactions.
Yes, you do "fail to see" how "experimenting with hormone levels helps that problem, rather than causing more of it". You "fail to see" because you haven't taken the trouble to learn anything about these issues.
There's statistical evidence going back several decades showing that oral contraceptives reduce the incidence of ovarian cancer and that there may be a net benefit to that reduction. There are similar benefit/harm calculations to be made for many medical interventions.
And, yes, women can live without their ovaries. But that isn't the only issue. A woman of childbearing age with a BRCA mutation may prefer to keep her ovaries for a time so that she'll have the option of reproducing later. Whether to take that chance is an entirely personal matter, but for anyone choosing that course the temporary use of contraceptives to cut the risk roughly in half is entirely rational.
The fact that humanity "got by" before synthetic estrogen is altogether irrelevant. Humanity "got by" for much of its history without anything at all resembling scientific medicine or even rudimentary public health measures like soap and sewers.
Tell us, do all sexually unfulfilled males "want to rape any women they can get their hands on", or are you specifically accusing Chinese males of these violent impulses?
In other words, do you think all men who don't have sexual partners want to commit rape? Or do you think only lonely Chinese men want to commit rape?
Please clarify.
Is cancer life-threatening enough for you?
Women unlucky enough to inherit one of the BRCA mutations have a greatly increased risk of ovarian cancer (10X-20X) as well as breast cancer. Oral contraceptives are often prescribed for women with those mutations to reduce the likelihood of ovarian cancer by up to 50%. Although this strategy may further increase the already elevated breast cancer risk, it may nonetheless be a reasonable course for a woman who puts a high priority on preserving her ovaries.
We've been hearing variants of your claims about education circa 1900 for quite awhile now. Where's the evidence?
Do you have reliable data showing what the average 13-year-old could do before 1900? How about the average 18-year-old? In the era you're talking about, children who were poor, disabled, unskilled at speaking English, black, or simply uninterested often left school or were outright excluded. Knowing about the achievements of the relatively fortunate population who remained in school in the past doesn't tell us anything about what today's more inclusive schools ought to be able to do.
What real evidence do you have that bears on this question?
This fight should always have been about insurance mandates in general rather than freedom of religion.
That's because, under existing law, the Church wouldn't have been forced to provide contraceptive coverage in any case.
Catholic institutions that don't want to follow the insurance rules governing ALL private employers can, like those other employers, decline to provide insurance. That's right--private employers can decide for any reason whatsoever, moral or financial, to forgo subsidizing group coverage.
Employers who decline will simply have to pay a $2000 per employee penalty beginning in 2014. That amount is far less than the typical cost of subsidizing health coverage. (In 2010 the median health coverage cost to employers was about 12.8% of total payroll according to Kaiser Foundation). Employers who decline will also presumably have to increase employee salaries in order to retain workers who might receive better benefit offers elsewhere.
In other words, Church institutions are free to act in accordance with their preferences with respect to health insurance coverage so long as they're willing to pay the market costs of those preferences just as other employers have to do. The public isn't obligated to ensure that every exercise of every religious belief in the commercial sphere is cheap and convenient.
The insignia in question were also used by the worst of the holocaust perpetrators, including the SS-Totenkopfverbände.
The SS who herded unarmed men, women, and children into the camps and supervised their torture and execution were not reacting to seeing "their buddies blown apart". They were continuing a calculated policy of persecution and murder that began well before the outbreak of military hostilities. The slaughter was meticulously planned, it was carried out in hundreds of thousands of instances over a period of years, and it often involved face-to-face contact with the innocent victims. In other words, the murders weren't crimes of passion committed in the heat of battle and they weren't "collateral damage".
That some of the SS may have "fought cleanly" is entirely beside the point--their "clean" fighting enabled the rest of the SS to continue torturing, gassing, and shooting innocents.
Yeah, the "SS combat units were some of the best" except for the minor matter of slaughtering civilian Jews in the most brutal ways imaginable. Allowing your respect for combat effectiveness to override your horror of participation in calculated genocide is truly sick.
I grew up among vets of the WWII European campaigns, and many of those guys were about as politically conservative as you can imagine by today's standards. Yet they would, without exception, have been shamed and enraged by that photo.
If you really think the display of SS symbols by American soldiers is objectionable only because it's "non-PC", then you either need some history lessons or some psychiatric help.
Thanks, zeebow.
Yeah, this kind of misinformation spreads like toe fungus. A commenter here who goes by "Lorca" posted those idiotic numbers about a week ago, and sure enough Gatone picked them up and repeated them.
I often wonder how different the political landscape might be if folks put a little effort into basic fact-checking.
Have you actually read "Books For Adolescence"? Where did you get it?
Have you purchased the other books on your list? If not, how did you obtain them?
Yeah, it's incredible in the sense of "wrong".
You're comparing the number of GOVERNMENT employees of ALL kinds (local, regional, federal, and state) in Oregon to the number of Washington STATE employees.
For a comparison that actually makes sense (state-to-state), check the "Government Employment and Payroll" section of the census.gov web site.
You'll find that 2010 Oregon and Washington state employment actually looked like this:
Washington 122,772 FTE
Oregon 65,369 FTE
In other words, Oregon has 1 state employee for about every 58 residents.
Washington has 1 state employee for about every 55 residents.
This is not, by the way, a clear-cut issue of religious freedom anyway, since Catholic institutions will not be "forced" by the feds to provide contraceptive coverage in any case.
Even under provisions of the Health Care Reform Act, private employers aren't and won't be required to provide health insurance of any kind.
If Catholic institutions can't, as a matter of religious conscience, comply with the health insurance rules governing all other employers, then they can stop offering health insurance. They can deal with the economic consequences just as any other employer would. Those consequences would include reduced ability to compete for employees and (staring in 2014 when an institution has more than 50 employees) a $2k per employee penalty payment.
Catholic institutions could, if they wished, offer higher compensation to try to offset the absence of subsidized insurance coverage. Since the $2k penalty is less than average cost of offering a group plan, there would presumably be some money available for this.
We're obligated, I believe, to protect the rights to religious belief and expression, but we're not obligated to make each and every exercise of religious belief convenient and inexpensive.
I might be more sympathetic to the Catholic Church's arguments if there weren't substantial reason to doubt the Church's sincerity.
Specifically, the Church already allows a number of Catholic institutions to offer health insurance with contraceptive benefits. Fordham, Georgetown, and DePaul are among the Church-affiliated universities that provide such plans, as are Boston College, St. Mary's College and the University of San Francisco. Creighton University is apparently schizophrenic on the issue--the student health center won't fill contraceptive prescriptions but the Creighton U. Medical School pharmacy will do so.
In other words, the Church has been neither consistent nor diligent in enforcing it's supposedly profound moral objections to providing contraception. We should ask ourselves why public policy ought to be tailored to accommodate beliefs that the Church doesn't take the trouble to enforce within its own institutions.


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I'm sure most of us living in developed countries would agree that wife-beating isn't exactly an acceptable practice. According to UNICEF, that may not be so true in the developing world — even among women.
Researchers asked women ages 15-49 whether or not men are justified in abusing their spouses for things like refusing to have sex, burning food, arguing, leaving without notice, or not taking care of children properly. Surprisingly (or at least initially for me), many said yes: Jordan topped the list with 90% and countries like Mali, Somalia, Morocco and Vietnam also ranked pretty high with affirmative responses in the 60%-89% range. (Check out the original chart here and The Economist's version here.)
Where it gets really interesting is the breakdown based on local environment. In country after country, women in rural communities seem to be more accepting of wife-beating than those in urban settings. In some countries, the gap is minimal –31% vs 38% in Bangladesh or 75% vs 77% in Congo — but in others, it's much more substantial. In Kenya, for example, there's a 25 point difference (34% vs 59%) between acceptance levels in urban vs rural women. Many other countries show a similar spread.
The breakdown by wealth follows a similar trend. Let's take Turkey, for example. Well known on the political world stage, a confluence of different cultures and religions, pretty cosmopolitan and therefore not so pro-wife-beating, right? Depends on your income. While only 7% of the richest women agree that wife-beating can be justified, a comparatively whopping 43% of women in the poorest category agree.
Why these disparities? Obviously education comes into play here, and with that comes women's empowerment — or perhaps the lack of both. While urban women can more likely access education as a means to earn their own living, women in isolated rural areas are less likely to have access to high-quality education. Their ability to be economically independent diminishes. Consequently, they become more dependent on their families, which more likely than not are patriarchal.
If they're not obeying fathers or older brothers, they're likely bowing to the wishes of their husbands. Since marriages in many societies are more of an economic agreement or a way of sealing ties between families, it's not guaranteed that a woman's eventual husband will be someone who cares for her beyond her ability to fulfill the role of wife and support his dominance as husband. If she acts up, why not yell at her, hit her, or neglect her? After all, there's not necessarily a strong emotional attachment there. If Mr. Husband dies, there's usually a son or even son-in-law to step up and keep her in line.
Pretty straightforward. But even these women, do they really approve of wife-beating? Do they even really accept it?
If a woman born into such a society has seen little else but mothers, sisters, cousins, and aunts tolerate this system of abuse for generations, I'm not sure she would necessarily feel able to question it. Especially so if domestic abuse is backed by religious rhetoric and historical justification and she has little or no perspective of other ways of life. It's likely to seem as plain a fact as childbirth or funerals –just another painful part of life. But do they approve of it? Do they like it? Probably not.
Take Rachna Shahi from rural Nepal. At 15 years old, she joined the Maoist People's Liberation Army in part to fight for improving women's rights, but today finds herself a victim of domestic abuse perpetrated by her husband and his family. Naresh Newar for Inter Press Service describes her story:
"Sometimes I am tempted to kill myself, as that would end all my sufferings. But who will take care of my children after I die?" she asks, wiping her tears and sobbing softly.
Her husband, Keshab Majhi, hits her with anything he finds handy such as an iron rod or a hammer and has even threatened to kill her with an axe.
Women like Rachna don't necessarily report their abuse to the police, either because there is no accessible legal help in their remote rural areas or simply for fear of making the situation worse. Given the prevailing acceptance of wife-beating in their communities, reporting the abuse can lead to victim-blaming from neighbors, police demands for proof, or retaliation from their husband's family. Their hesitancy doesn't necessarily translate to approval, though. It seems that we should interpret their seeming acquiescence to wife-beating not as acceptance but as pure inability to single-handedly confront and conquer a long-established social beast.
So what can be done?
Obviously improving women's access to education and economic opportunities that foster their independence are a must. But what about the men? I'm not sure men in these societies would take kindly to having the UN march in and tell them how to treat women. After all, they're also entrenched in the belief systems that justify wife-beating — not to mention the fact that subjugating their wives puts them in a position of power.
As Shashi Tharoor says in her article for New Internationalist Magazine, "At the risk of sounding frivolous: when you stop a man in traditional dress beating his wife, are you upholding her human rights or violating his?"
His forefathers say it's ok — sometimes thousands of years worth of them. God's okay with it, or at least the people writing and compiling His words do. How do we go about convincing them otherwise?
What do you think?
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@Dan L, who said "I wonder how many women on care2 think that hitting a male spouse is OK? Plenty I'm sure."
What the heck makes you think that? You're basing this on nothing but what seems to be your own personal loathing for, and fear of, women. NO WOMAN has said ANYTHING in all these comments about thinking beating a male spouse is okay. You are reporting on your own fantasies of what Care2 women think.
Shame on you. Open your eyes. Scrub out your heart. With soap.
This is pretty sad, but not altogether surprising. I would not say those cultures can't be changed, but it will take time and education.
I wonder how many women on care2 think that hitting a male spouse is OK? Plenty I'm sure.
There are going to be cultures that simply can't be changed. After viewing how women are in Afghanistan by viewing the HBO special currently being run, I have come to the conclusion that we really need to LEAVE this country, pipeline be damned (You DO know that's why we're there, right? Follow the money! Nothing to do with 9/11)
Listening to those women in prison, most for "crimes" that wouldn't raise an eyebrow at a fancy cocktail party here, they do think differently. Only a couple mentioned love; most were very chatty about the $$$$! That seemed to be their priority. And their families.
But I would love to see what WOULD happen if suddenly their rights there were equal to men.
Would they evolve beyond the material? Would they speak in the spiritual? Interesting to say the least.
I'm just a tad more interested in helping the lady down the street with a black eye, sprained wrist and a 4-yr. old hanging on her skirt.
no women or man has the right to beat period!!
or are never educated to understand right from wrong. Children need to be raised to have a right to understand what they should or should not do and know the differences.
abusiveness by both man or women against each other or children or animals! is wrong!! either way it goes its not acceptable in any way ,shape or form, and note I say ABUSIVENESS! there is way to much violence out there and our selves as humans should be able to comprehend that! but unfortunately we have to many ignorant ah out there that are never held accountable or responsible for there actions! They should be made to pay for there behaviors weather that be mental or physical situations. there should be consequences for violent behavior.
This is not acceptable, period.
A class in RESPECT AND RESPONSIBILITY should be taught from Grade one to graduation. Children should be taught that anything is permissible as long as it does not hurt themselves or anyone else. If children are taught at a very early age that every child has their own strengths and weaknesses and that they should use their strengths to help others not to tease or bully them.
It should not matter if a child comes from a FAMILY of a mother and father, 2 mothers or 2 fathers or a single mother or father as long as they are LOVED.
Sex Education should be taught on LGBT, Contraceptives, Masturbation, Pregnancy and all forms of sex. Let us face it whether we like it or not children are curious and are having sex earlier. Children should be taught the JOYS and the CONSEQUENCES of having sex ( Pregnancy, STD, AIDS and others.) Cut out Geography or History early on then put it back in. Geometry and Algebra can be learned in college if needed. I believe this is a solution. Stopping the damage before it starts so that Bullying, Sexual Assault, and many others will be greatly diminished if not eradicated. It is my belief that when children graduate with these principles where they are taught RESPECT for themselves and others and to take RESPONSIBILITY for their actions. If children grow up with these values, I believe business and government would benefit greatly. Within a few generations this world would be a much better place to live in.
These women are uneducated and whould think differently if they were.Wife beating or any spousal beating is never ok..Any man lifting a finger against me or my brood, would be a dead man.
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The political genius of John Boehner's plan for dueling votes today on the individual and employer mandate is on full display with President Obama's incredibly bizarre veto threat. Obama says he will not only veto the bill to delay the individual mandate but will also veto the bill to make his plan to delay the employer mandate legal. From the OMB:
H.R. 2667 is unnecessary, and H.R. 2668 would raise health insurance premiums and increase the number of uninsured Americans. Enacting this legislation would undermine key elements of the health law, facilitating further efforts to repeal a law that is already helping millions of Americans stay on their parents' plans until age 26, millions more who are getting free preventive care that catches illness early on, and thousands of children with pre-existing conditions who are now covered.
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9/28/12 PropertyShark Property-Report Prepared by PropertyShark.com on 28.9.2012 Print Report Email Report One-Page-Report Property Search Address ParcelID Address or Street City, State or Zip or NYC Borough 27 east 11th street New York, NY Search by Address 104 West 113th Street Manhattan, NY Find Comparables Add to Watch List 27 E 11 St, Manhattan, NY 10003 Overview Photos Owners & Transfers Neighborhood Taxes For Sale Full Report Show sections Overview A1 Your Notes Hide No notes found. A2 Photos Hide Upload photos for this property Uploaded in September, 2012 by Nicholas Strini Other Photos: Google StreetView • Microsoft Bird's Eye View www.propertyshark.com/mason/Property-Report/?propkey=7412#section_fullreport 1/13 A3 Overview Hide Location Square Feet Primary Address 27 E 11 St Building SF 5,278 Zip 10003 Residential SF 5,278 Borough Manhattan Lot SF 2,583 Block & lot 00569-0030 Ratio of Building SF to Lot SF (FAR) First 3 alt addresses 27 E 11 St Max allowed FAR 3.44 Neighborhood FAR as built 2.04 School district 2 map/schools Maximum usable floor 8,886 Community board 2 area Neighborhood West Village Usable floor area 5,269 City council 2 map Building Census tract 0061.00 Building dimensions 25 ft x 58 ft Nearest Stories 4 Police precinct 6 web site/crime stats Residential units 6 Police station 323 E 5 St Has extension Yes Distance to 0.57 Miles Has garage No Fire station 106 E 13 St Year built 1900 (estimated) Distance to 0.22 Miles Year last altered n/a Property Tax Assessment Lot Actual land $141,011 Lot dimensions 25 ft x 103.25 ft Assessment $453,278 Corner lot No Tax class 2A Buildings on lot 1 Annual tax bill $60,888 Zoning, Use & C-of-O Annual tax bill projected $64,819 Certificate of Occupancy Click here Property Maps Zoning district R7-2 Zoning map 12c Building class Five to Six Families (C2) Tax map 10207 E-Designation None Sanborn map 103 022 Historic district Greenwich Village Link to zoning map Click here Landmark None Link to tax map Click here Hazards & Environment Most Recent Sale Toxic site on this property No Sale date 9/5/2012 Neighboring toxic sites No Sale price $10,600,000 Current Owner Full name Galloway T Eric Address 49 W 37 St 12TH City state zip New York New York NY 10018 A4 Commercial For Sale Show A5 Maps Hide Click on the map to expand! Click on the map to expand! Link to Google Maps A7 Sale & Property History Hide For Sale Listings Unit Previous sale First asking Days Last asking Recorded sale HOUSE 8/23/11 $12,500,000 1 8/23/11 $12,500,000 View all listings in building Property History Event Amount Date Deed Transfer recorded $10,600,000 9/5/2012 Owners & Residents B1 Ownership Summary Hide Recent Title Document Galloway T Eric Notice Address Arnold S Warwick & Co Ltd 49 W 37 St 12TH 41 Great Jones St Apt 3 New York NY 10018 New York NY 10012-1137 Research this person 06/30/2012 Research this person Assessment Roll Amy Baker Sandback 27 East 11 Street From Voter Registration Kent E Shell 10003 Research this person 06/12/2012 Research this person HPD Registration Amy Sandback 27 East 11TH St New York NY 4/27/2012 Research this person See more about 27 E 11 St's ownership. The Department of State - Division of Corporations - allows you to search for LLC owners. 9/28/12 PropertyShark Property-Report B2 Ownership from Permits Hide Building permit phone numbers tend to be very reliable. Just be sure to check the title history to make sure that the person on the permit still owns the building! No building permits found. B3 Building Management & Officers Hide Buildings with three or more dwelling units must be registered with the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) no more than 30 days from the date of transfer of title or change in managing agent. 1 and 2 family dwellings need not be registered unless the owner lives outside of NYC, in which case, the building must be managed by a NYC agent and registered with HPD. Title Registration Company Name Name Address Phone # Date Head 4/27/2012 n/a Amy 27 East 11TH St New Officer Sandback York NY Residential Business Officer 4/27/2012 n/a William 345 Seventh Ave 8TH Fl Brochhagen New York NY Residential Business Corporation 4/27/2012 Easter Lemon LLC n/a 345 Seventh Ave 8TH Fl New York NY Residential Business Managing 4/27/2012 Sandberg William 345 Seventh Ave 8TH Fl Agent Management Corp Brochhagen New York NY Residential Business Emerg. 4/27/2012 n/a William n/a Contact Brochhagen Emerg. 4/27/2012 n/a Fernando n/a Contact Vasquez Please note: the NYC HPD is the only authoritative source for information contained in this section. Please consult the HPD web site for up-to-date information. PropertyShark obtains its records from HPD and updates them nightly. B4 Phone Records - Tenants Hide Download in Excel format Name Unit Number Export Listed Teixeira (646) 823-9639 Add to Address Book 2012 Zyndorf 3 (212) 243-9599 Add to Address Book 2004 Christopher O Oneill 2 (212) 481-0354 Add to Address Book 2010 Miriam Z Zyndorf 3 (212) 243-9599 Add to Address Book 2004 B5 Voter Registration Hide From Voter Registration Kent E Shell Research this person See more about 27 E 11 St's ownership. The Department of State - Division of Corporations - allows you to search for LLC owners. Title History C1 Liens Hide Liens are available only to customers subscribed to our lis pendens product. For details see our plan & pricing C2 Title Documents Hide Subscribers to our Property Reports service can link directly to title documents in ACRIS! To link to ACRIS documents you will need to do the following once per session: Click on the "See it" link for one of the documents below. This will open a new window and take you to an ACRIS info page on the NYC DoF website. On the ACRIS info page, find the link titled "Begin using ACRIS" and click it. This will open another new window. Minimize this window but do not close it. This keeps an ACRIS session running on your computer. In the original PropertyShark.com window, you can now click on any of the "See it" links for any NYC property and be taken directly www.propertyshark.com/mason/Property-Report/?propkey=7412#section_fullreport 4/13 9/28/12 PropertyShark Property-Report to the corresponding ACRIS document. Records go back to about 1966. See the different types of NYC title documents! Date Type Amount Party1 Party2 Link To Doc 9/5/2012 Deed $10,600,000 Easter Lemon, LLC Galloway T Eric (DocDate) C/O Amy Sandback 222 Central 49 West 37TH Street 9/19/2012 Park South 12TH Floor (Recorded) New York NY 10019 New York NY 10018 9/5/2012 Mortgage $5,100,000 Galloway T Eric MERS (DocDate) 49 West 37TH Street 12TH Floor 1901 E Voorhies Street 9/19/2012 New York NY 10018 Suite C (Recorded) Danville IL 61834 11/6/2002 Deed n/a Sandback, Amy Baker Easter Lemon, LLC (Recorded) 3/12/2001 Assignment, n/a Chase Mortgage Company Citicorp Mortgage, Inc. (Recorded) Mortgage 3415 Vision Drive 27555 Farmington Road Columbus OH 43219 Farmington Hills MI 48334-3357 8/18/1998 Assignment, n/a Chase Manhattan Bank Chemical Mortgage (Recorded) Mortgage 200 Old Wilson Bridge Road Company Worthington OH 43085 200 Old Wilson Bridge Road Worthington OH 43085 12/4/1995 Release Of n/a Moen, Jenny/Est Of n/a (Recorded) Estate Tax Lien 4/28/1987 Mortgage $150,000 Baker, Amy Manufacturers Hnvr Tr (Recorded) 27 East 11TH St Co NY NY 10003 100 Duffy Ave Hicksville NY 11801 3/20/1987 Satisfaction Of n/a Grierson Corp Bowery Svgs Bank (Recorded) Mortgage 8/21/1980 Miscellaneous n/a Baker, Amy Et Al n/a (Recorded) 2/21/1979 Miscellaneous n/a Baker, Amy n/a (Recorded) Kovner, Anthony 27 E 11TH St Co 9/15/1978 Deed n/a Giddings, Paul G 27 East 11TH St Co (Recorded) 3/1/1972 Deed n/a Grierson Corp Giddings, Paul G (Recorded) 3/1/1972 Sundry n/a Licht, Julian A Bowery Savings Bank (Recorded) Mortgage 3/1/1972 Mortgage n/a Grierson Corp Bowery Savings Bank (Recorded) 3/1/1972 Deed n/a Giddings, Paul G Grierson Corp (Recorded) 8/17/1970 Deed n/a Jenrette, Richard H Giddings, Paul G (Recorded) 4/29/1969 Miscellaneous n/a Greenwich Vllg Hstrcdst n/a (Recorded) 10/28/1968 Mortgage n/a Jenrette, Richard H Licht, Julian A (Recorded) 10/28/1968 Deed n/a Licht, Julian A Jenretts, Richard H (Recorded) 12/13/1967 Deed n/a Licht, Ellen B Licht, Julian A (Recorded) Sales & Value D1 Valuation Model Hide Our database has 32 properties that meet the following Browse more recently sold properties criteria: in the neighborhood! Sold within the last 6 months In the 10003 zip code Property classes similar to Five to Six Families Sale price over $25,000 Price The median price of these properties is $3,200,000 (half of these properties sold for higher prices, half sold for lower prices). 20% of the properties sold for $575,000 or less, and 20% sold for $10,600,000 or more. 20% 80% www.propertyshark.com/mason/Property-Report/?propkey=7412#section_fullreport 5/13 9/28/12 PropertyShark Property-Report $575,000 $3,200,000 $10,600,000 Price per Square Foot The median price per square foot of these properties is $875 (half of these properties sold for higher prices, half sold for lower prices). 20% of the properties sold for $474 or less, and 20% sold for $1,357 or more. 20% 80% $474 $875 $1,357 At the median price per square foot of $875, this property (5,278 square feet) would be $4,618,250. Here is a sample of the 32 properties following the criteria defined above: Address Sale Price Sale Date $ per Sq. Ft. Total Sq. Ft. 31 Gramercy Park, unit 2A $525,000 4/3/2012 $875 600 347 E 19 St $3,400,000 7/13/2012 $850 4,000 321 E 12 St, unit 32 $670,000 7/19/2012 $788 850 239 E 18 St, unit 1B $450,000 6/7/2012 $750 600 133 E 15 St, unit 3B $710,000 6/20/2012 $1,075 660 318 E 11 St $7,000,000 8/30/2012 $673 10,392 210 E 17 St, unit 2D $575,000 5/31/2012 $1,150 500 78 E 3 St $4,200,000 3/15/2012 $598 7,018 65 E 2 St $3,300,000 5/10/2012 $1,158 2,848 D2 Sales & Values Maps Hide The map shows sales of neighboring properties. Find out how recent the property has been sold. For Condos and Coops the value is not reflective. Legend Sale Date 9/5/2012 Time Since Last Recorded Sale 23 days Click on the map to expand! Recent Sale Date: 9/5/2012 On this color-coded map, view the price paid per square foot for the last sale of the property. For Condos and Coops the value is not reflective. Legend Sale Price $10,600,000 Building Square Foot 5278 SqFt Price per SqFt $2,008 Click on the map to expand! Price per SqFt: $2,008 Property Tax E1 Property Tax Hide The following values are from the latest assessment roll and give information about the fiscal years 2011/2012 and 2012/2013. The City's fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30. Market Value The property tax assessment process starts when the city's assessors estimate a property's market value, based upon the available information. The assessors use three approaches to value the property: sales, cost, and income. The market value is generally defined as what the property would sell for in a competitive and open market. 2011/2012 2012/2013 Land market value $746,000 $746,000 www.propertyshark.com/mason/Property-Report/?propkey=7412#section_fullreport 6/13 9/28/12 PropertyShark Property-Report Building market value + $1,652,000 + $1,997,000 Market value = $2,398,000 = $2,743,000 Assessed Value Assessed value is a calculation of the property value for tax purposes.It usually represents a percentage of the market value and is subject to limits on annual increases. Sometimes the city will exempt part of the assessed value from taxation, as an incentive to make improvements to an existing structure or to build on a vacant lot. There are also several tax reductions programs for residential properties that may apply and may lower the property's tax bill. 2011/2012 2012/2013 Land assessed value $141,011 $133,138 Building assessed value + $312,267 + $356,402 Assessed value = $453,278 = $489,540 Exemptions granted by city - $0 - $0 Net assessed value = $453,278 = $489,540 Taxable Value This is the 2011/2012 taxable value used for the calculation of the property tax. Taxable value = $453,278 Property Tax Base tax is an estimate of what an owner not benefiting from tax exemptions would pay and is determined by multiplying the assessed value by the tax rate. Current tax is calculated by multiplying the taxable value by the tax rate. For a very small number of properties owner-related exemptions (for which we currently don't have information) apply, and so the values given below may be slightly different from the official ones. In addition to exemptions, the city also grants tax ab atements to some properties. An ab atement is simply a discount which is subtracted directly from the current tax. This results in the property tax, the amount the current owner pays. Tax description Assessed/taxable value 11/12 Tax rate 11/12 Tax amount 11/12 Base tax $453,278 * 13.4330% = $60,888.00 Current tax $453,278 * 13.4330% = $60,888.00 Total abatements - $0.00 Property tax = $60,888.00 Tax description Assessed/taxable value 12/13 Tax rate 11/12 Tax amount 12/13 Base tax $489,540 * 13.4330% = $65,759.91 Current tax $489,540 * 13.4330% = $65,759.91 Total abatements - $0.00 Property tax = $65,759.91 For more information please visit New York City's property tax section. Also, you can view this property's assessment, tax bill and account statements here. Tax per Square Foot On this map, you can see the tax value paid per square foot for this property. Property Tax $65,759.91 Tax Year 2011 Square Foot 5278 SqFt Tax per sqft: $12.46 Click on the map to expand! E2 Exemptions and Tax Abatements Show Development & Use F1 Zoning and Building Class Hide The b uilding class specifies how a property is used or what type of building is present on that property. Building classes range from A to Z (excluding X.) There are at most 10 different sub-classes within each building class (ranging from 0 to 10.) These building classes cover all property uses from residential and commercial to government buildings and parks. Building class Five to Six Families (C2) Legend www.propertyshark.com/mason/Property-Report/?propkey=7412#section_fullreport 7/13 Click on the map to expand! Land Use: Five to Six Families (C2) As you can see in our legend, we show many building classes on our maps! Still, we are not showing the entire list. If you have questions or would like to know more about the different types of building classes, Click Here! New York City is divided into three basic zoning districts: residential (R), commercial (C) and manufacturing (M).These basic zoning districts are subdivided by the intensity of use. Development is governed by the use, bulk, and parking requirements of the zoning district. Zoning district R7-2 Legend Click on the map to expand! This map is not an official zoning map. The print version of the NYC Zoning Resolution, which includes the zoning maps, together with any amendments adopted by the City Council subsequent to the most recent update to the print version, remains the official version of the Zoning Resolution. This map was created from the NYC Department of City Planning's online zoning map files. It includes updates found in those files through 07/11/12. For more information about zoning district regulations,Click Here! Rezoning Projects No Rezoning Projects found. F2 Historic Districts & Landmarks Show F3 Floor Area Ratio & Air Rights Hide There are many rules that limit what you can build on a lot and how large it can be. But the most important is the Floor Area Ratio, or FAR. The FAR is expressed as a ratio of the size of the building in square feet to the size of the lot in square feet. For example, if a lot is 2,000 square feet and has an allowable FAR of 4.0, then then you can't build a building larger than 8,000 square feet. Area of lot in square feet 2,583 FAR x 3.44 Maximum usable floor area of building = 8,885 Available Air Rights by Parcel The building on this lot is smaller than the maximum set by the FAR. Thus it may be possible to add to the building (either more floors or an extension) or it may be possible to sell the "air rights" to a developer who owns a nearby lot. (Note: other factors may limit what you can do.) Maximum usable floor area 8,885 Usable floor area - 5,269 Unused buildable square feet ("air rights") = 3,616 Click on the map to expand! Unused buildable square feet: 3,616 F4 Building Permits Show Violations G1 Housing Preservation and Development Violations Hide When excessive violations are present, this can adversely affect the support given by The NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). These violations can result in building-wide inspections, fees, and the requirement of extensive repair work to correct underlying conditions. In some cases, outstanding violations may result in a lien being placed on the property. It is also substantially more difficult to mortgage a building with extensive violations. HPD Violations On this color-coded map, view all properties with open violations that have been left uncorrected. Legend Open A class violations: 0 Open B class violations: 1 Open C class violations: 0 Open I class violations: 0 Number of units: 6 Click on the map to expand! There are 1 open violations on this property. Description of the Classes Unit Date Class Description - 1999- B ?27-2040 adm code provide adequate lighting at or near the outside of the front entranceway of 11-10 the building and keep same burning from sunset every day to sunrise on the day following 100 watt minimum required. Please note: the NYC HPD is the only authoritative source for information on housing violations. Please consult the HPD web site for up-to-date violations. PropertyShark obtains its records from HPD and updates them monthly. G2 ECB Violations Hide There are eleven city agencies that administer the City's quality-of-life laws and issue Notices of Violation (NOVs) for alleged violations. The ECB is a separate and independent agency that hears challenges to those NOVs. The agencies that issue the most violations for real estate are: Department of Buildings (DOB) Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Fire Department Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) Department of Sanitation PropertyShark obtains its ECB NOV records from the DOB and updates them nightly. Records go back to 1988 No records found. For more information about the ECB and the types of NOVs that it handles, visit its home page or this page with a list of rules, laws and agencies. Neighborhood H1 Distance To 9/28/12 PropertyShark Property-Report Distance to Elementary Schools Hide On this map, view the distance between the closest Elementary School and this property. Legend Distance (feet): n/a Click on the map to expand! Building is not inside a 1000ft radius from the nearest Elementary School. Distance to Junior High On this map, view the distance between the closest Junior High School and this property. Legend Distance (feet): n/a Click on the map to expand! Building is not inside a 1000ft radius from the nearest Junior High School. Distance to High School On this map, view the distance between the closest High School and this property. Legend Distance (feet): n/a Click on the map to expand! Building is not inside a 1000ft radius from the nearest High School. Distance to University On this map, view the distance between the closest University and this property. Legend Name: New School for General Studies Distance (feet): 498.618 Click on the map to expand! Subway accessibility On this color-coded map, view the nearest and the next nearest subway station for each building. Nearest subway station Sname1 14th St - Union Sq Station1 14 St-Union Square www.propertyshark.com/mason/Property-Report/?propkey=7412#section_fullreport 10/13 9/28/12 PropertyShark Property-Report (L*N*Q*R*W*4*5*6) Distance1 999 Next nearest subway station Sname2 8th St - NYU Station2 8 St-New York University (N*R*W) Distance2 1156 Legend Click on the map to expand! H2 Urban Landscape Maps Hide Year Built On this color-coded map, view the year each property was built. Legend Click on the map to expand! Year Built: 1900 Building Stories On this map, view the number of stories per building. Legend Click on the map to expand! Number of Stories: 4 H3 Neighbors Hide Link to Property class local Gross Sale date Sale price address sqft 1 E 11 St Elevator Apartments Cooperatives (Other Than 64,218 3/3/2011 $41,239 Condominiums) (D4) 11 E 11 St Church, Synagogue, Chapel (M1) 2,350 12/3/1981 $0 21 E 11 St Walk-up Cooperative (Other Than Condominiums) (C6) 6,420 1/21/1980 $0 21 AB E 11 St Walk-up Cooperative (Other Than Condominiums) (C6) 6,420 1/21/1980 $0 23 E 11 St One Family Attached or Semi-Detached (A5) 8,279 2/2/2006 $9,300,000 25 E 11 St Four Families (C3) 7,698 8/21/2003 $0 29 E 11 St Two family Brick (B1) 5,024 2/7/1995 $0 31 E 11 St Miscellaneous Office Building (O9) 12,244 10/20/1995 $0 41-51 E 11 St Loft Fireproof - Loft and Storage Type (Without Retail Stores) 191,223 8/15/2005 $0 (L2) 53 E 11 St Church, Synagogue, Chapel (M1) 7,666 1/21/1976 $0 www.propertyshark.com/mason/Property-Report/?propkey=7412#section_fullreport 11/13 9/28/12 PropertyShark Property-Report H4 Demographics By Zip Show Hazards & Environment I1 Toxic Sites Hide Toxic Sites Toxic site data reported for this property: No Toxic site data reported next to this property: NO Click on the map to expand! Understanding This Map This screening map, provided to PropertyShark by Toxics Targeting, shows environmental hazards such as toxic dumps, garbage landfills, leaking tanks, hazardous waste sites, and pollution discharges reported by local, state and federal government authorities. For information about the hazards that can appear on the map, see our Pollutants Groups Description FAQ. For information about Toxics Targeting, see our About Toxics Targeting FAQ. More Details & Help Call 800-2-TOXICS (800-286-9427 NYS only) or 607-273-3391 for more info. Map Disclaimer: Mapped locations are approximate; identified sites based on current and/or historic information; site symbols can refer to large properties; additional toxic sites are not mapped; contamination problems can impact properties far from toxic sources; sites include known and potential hazards; regulatory status of sites may have changed. I2 Fema Flood Zones Map Hide To understand flood zoning within the current neighborhood Legend you can review the full map by clicking on this 'minimap'. Flood zoning codes, Fema map panel, and publication date all can be extracted for this target property. www.propertyshark.com/mason/Property-Report/?propkey=7412#section_fullreport 12/13 9/28/12 PropertyShark Property-Report Click on the map to expand! Find out more about: FEMA Flood Hazard Map Note: This map was constructed using Fema Flood DFIRM data set. Link to the map for this property at FEMA's Map Service Center (may not be available in all locations) FEMA Flood Zoning FEMA Map Details FEMA flood zone X Map panel ID 3604970201F FEMA flood zones X Map quaderant ID 40073-F8 Costal barrier resources system area (COBRA) No Quaderant name Brooklyn FEMA floodway n/a Mapped to scale 1 6000 Distance to... Map (source data) publication date 09/05/2007 Nearest distance to coastline (ft) 4714 Compass direction to coastline 176 Nearest distance to 100 year flood zone area (ft) 280 Compass direction to 100 year flood zone 192 I3 Hurricane Evacuation Zones Hide The map shows recent hurricane evacuation zones and evacuation reception centers. Legend Zone: Click on the map to expand! Disclaimer Copyright 2003-2012 by PropertyShark.com All data comes from government sources. No attempt has been made to validate it. No attempt has been made to validate the accuracy of the programming of this web site. Do not rely on this report to support investment decisions. The only authoritative source for the information in this report is the government agencies from which the data was acquired. www.propertyshark.com/mason/Property-Report/?propkey=7412#section_fullreport 13/13
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