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Remembering coach Jerry Daniels
I didn't know Jerry Daniels in 1971 when I enrolled in "Theory of Coaching Football" at Arizona State University.
P/S fuel reduction work continues
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The Pine Strawberry Fuel Reduction committee's brush pickup program wrapped up collections in Zone 2 late last week and operators are currently working in Zone 3, which is the area south of Hardscrabble Road and east of Beeline Highway.
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Five teams to attend Payson football camp
The age-old coaching proverb, "Championships are won in the off season" seems to ring true at the end of each prep sports season about the time state title gold balls are awarded.
Popular golf tourney this month
Proceeds go to Elks' Clothe-A-Child program
Benefit golf tournaments, all funding very worthy causes, are played at Payson Golf Course almost every weekend throughout the summer.
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State bars use of Highway 87 shoulders, businesses cry foul
Arizona Department of Transportation's decision to ban parking on both sides of Beeline during the July 4th Arts and Crafts Festival created a town-wide stir that drew complaints from vendors, visitors and sponsors.
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Pine protests drive off store
Plans to build a Dollar General store off Highway 87 in Pine have been scrapped after Southwest General Development Managing Partner Beau Woodring withdrew his request to rezone the property.
Enthusiastic response overwhelming
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The Pine Strawberry Fuel Reduction brush pickup program on Monday reached Zone 1 in Pine.
Community cuts brush to trim dire fire danger
Pine Strawberry Fuel Reduction committee leads way
A fundraiser for the Pine Strawberry Fuel Reduction Committee at the Bear restaurant in Strawberry last weekend proved an overwhelming success, according to Chairman Mel Palmer.
Teacher, coach gets an education
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Having spent most of my life as a math teacher and football and basketball coach, I'm obviously naive when it comes to quilting.
Dollar store rezoning meeting set
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The Gila County Board of Supervisors has agreed to host a public meeting at 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 25 at the Pine Community Center to allow residents to voice their opinions on the possibility of Dollar General store being built on the northeast side of Highway 87 directly across from Old County Road.
A happening haven from the heat
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Once again this weekend, our tiny mountain hamlets are sure to morph into cool, high country respites for heat-weary desert dwellers.
P/S buzzing over holiday weekend
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Pine was buzzing with activity Memorial Day weekend as throngs of visitors poured into the Rim Country to enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of the 34th Annual Arts and Crafts Guild Spring Show.
Buffs stampede to Master Council laurels
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Pine Strawberry School is not big in pupil numbers, but the elementary school looms large in student achievement.
Archers wonderful representatives for area
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Pine Strawberry School archery team coach Dean Pederson isn't prone to spewing volumes of superlatives, but was gushing accolades during his recanting of the archers' recent trip to Louisville, Ky. where the Buffalo sharpshooters competed in the 2014 National Archery in Schools championship finals tournament.
Tiny P/S school has top athletes
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The highly acclaimed Pine-Strawberry School archery team returns tomorrow, May 10, from Louisville, Ky. where it has been competing in the National Archery in Schools championships.
Pine-Strawberry students rewarded
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The Diamondbacks are off to the worst start in the history of the professional baseball team, but that didn't stop about 40 Pine-Strawberry School students and their chaperones, including principal-superintendent Cody Barlow, from cheering the team on during a home game last week.
Rim Country well represented in popular Pat's Run
Jesse McGuire's moving trumpet rendition of the national anthem at the onset of Pat's Run had the crowd of 30,000-plus hootin' and hollerin' at decibel levels that haven't been heard in Arizona since Luis Gonzalez's game 7 walk off bases loaded bloop single earned the Arizona Diamondbacks the 2001 World Championship.
Pine water candidates meet voters
Scrumptious hot dogs and political banter went hand in hand during a "meet and greet" in which high country voters were able to come face to face with seven of the eight candidates running for seats on the Pine Strawberry Water Improvement District governing board.
Meet candidates for water board
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Pine water committee recommends budget changes
The eight-member Pine Strawberry Water Improvement District Citizen Budget Review Committee has formulated a fiscal year budget it will recommend to the Gila County Board of Supervisors and the new PSWID governing board when it is elected May 20.
PS archers need help getting to nationals
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Moviegoers cheered as they watched Katniss Everdeen use her archery skills to survive and return home safe after winning the "Hunger Games."
Brush pickup resumes
A roadside brush pickup program that has long been an integral part of Pine and Strawberry's effort to protect the tiny mountain hamlets from a catastrophic wildfire could end this year.
April brings test time, not showers
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AIMS achievement tests — the perplexing academic chores most students and teachers love to loathe — will be administered next week at Pine Strawberry School. AIMS reading and math testing for all grades except second will be conducted April 7 to 11. The second-graders will take their SAT test April 7 to 9. April 11 has been set aside as a test makeup day for those who are absent during the week.
Trails Day, Cinco de Mayo events around the corner
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Maureen Walsh and her fellow Pine Strawberry Trails Day volunteers are gearing up for what they hope will be the finest celebration in the three-year history of the event.
Another attack on public education funds
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A divisive Arizona school plan that is advancing in the Legislature could be a deathblow to public schools including Pine and Strawberry's.
P/S students prepare for school play
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"The moment you doubt whether you can fly, you cease forever to be able to do it," said Peter Pan.
Dr. Seuss' birthday celebrated in P/S
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A bevy of enthusiastic and civic-minded Zane Grey Kiwanis club members showed up bright and early March 3 at Pine-Strawberry School armed with lessons and games aimed at motivating students in their celebration of Dr. Seuss' birthday.
Community loses a hard-working, life-loving daughter
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Family and friends of Allyson Rene Randall gathered in Pine on Saturday to celebrate the life of the former Pine Elementary and Payson High School student who died Feb. 6 at 45 years of age.
Remembering Nancy
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Nancy Althoff's friends and family members will gather at 2 p.m. tomorrow, Feb. 15, in the Payson High School Auditorium to celebrate the life of the former Payson Unified School District teacher and counselor. Nancy died Jan. 19 at 76 years of age.
Disappointment over Pony Express visit
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Hashknife Pony Express riders have for more than a decade thrilled Pine Strawberry School students by thundering into town to re-enact, with much fanfare and pomp, an exchange of mailbags much like the original Express riders did in the American West from 1860 to 1861.
Free fiddlers jam sessions a treat
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Living in the shadows of the Mogollon Rim affords privileges that can't be enjoyed elsewhere.
Buffaloes turn 'brainiacs'
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Scoot over Sir Issac, take a seat Mr. Einstein — make way for those Pine-Strawberry School students enthusiastically gearing up for an annual science fair in which they will have the opportunity to flex their cerebral prowess.
Senior meal program lowers prices
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It's not often in today's economy — which often includes government cutbacks to non-profits — that those types of civic organizations are able to reduce prices.
Future of water district on minds of many
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Many water users are scratching their collective noggins wondering what will come out of a Gila County Board of Supervisors meeting to be held 5 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 16 in the Pine Cultural Hall.
Library gives away candy, gets books
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It seems apropos that Phil Paine was the lucky winner of the Isabelle Memorial Memorial Library benefit raffle that had as a prize a gift basket overflowing with almost $200 worth of scrumptious See's Candy.
School food drive overwhelming success
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Aided by local firefighters Willard Cotter and Ryan MacNeal, Pine Strawberry School students delivered a truckload of much needed provisions to the Pine Strawberry Food Bank Monday morning.
First snowmen of season arrive
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The winter's first storm dropped about two inches of snow on Pine and Strawberry Saturday night thrilling those who marvel at Mother Nature's showy spectacles.
Award-winning display ready to visit
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Think about it — snowmen huddled around a roaring campfire — wouldn't they melt?
Youth offer meaningful tribute to veterans
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Dawn Potter is certain the Pine Strawberry School Builders Club's Veterans Day tribute was a fitting salute to all who have served our country and also a valuable lesson to the students who participated. The tribute is called "The White Table."
New columnist has a familiar face
I mistakingly believed I'd penned my last column and news story on Aug. 19 after working 27 years as a Payson Roundup reporter. But just weeks into my retirement, Joy Hafford resigned as the Pine-Strawberry community columnist and I agreed to step in as her replacement.
McNeeley Poker Run another success
Lisa Campbell has pastured her trusty steed in favor of a King. "I used to ride a horse, now I ride horsepower," Campbell said just after maneuvering her Suzuki King Quad ATV over the finish line at the Ninth Annual Justice McNeeley Poker Run held Sept. 28 in Pine.
Roundup wins big
'General Excellence' award from Arizona Newspapers Association
The Payson Roundup picked up more than a dozen awards Saturday night at the annual Arizona Newspapers Association's Better Newspapers Contest, including the top, statewide award for general excellence among non-daily newspapers between 3,500 and 10,000 circulation.
Birdbusters dominate Prescott senior championships
Move over, Annie Oakley. Take a seat, Buffalo Bill — the Payson Birdbusters are the new, reigning royalty of sharpshooting.
Wolf recovery focus of Shoot for Heart
Gila County rancher to speak on program to reintroduce Mexican grays in Arizona
Since the inception of the highly popular Shoot for the Heart seminars in 2010, hundreds of residents have flocked to Mountain Bible Church to take in outdoor seminars that began with local tournament fishing pro Clifford Pirch leading a presentation on bass fishing.
Payson pro going to fishing's 'big show'
Pirch earns spot in bass classic
Many boys grow up dreaming of throwing winning touchdown passes in the waning moments of rivalry games or slugging grand slam home runs in the bottom of the ninth inning.
Scouting can be difference between a win and a loss
In high school football, scouting reports are coaches' and players' best friends. An accurate report can result in victory, but an incorrect or incomplete one can spell defeat.
Coach says forget last season
Chris Avakian, Payson High's boys soccer coach, is taking a novel approach in preparing the 2013 team for the upcoming season. "I tell (the players) we are not playing last year's team, so just go have fun," Avakian said.


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Newlyweds Joseph and Harriet Blackstone emigrate from England to New Zealand, along with Joseph's mother Lilian, in search of new beginnings and prosperity. But the harsh land near Christchurch where they settle threatens to destroy them almost before they begin. When Joseph finds gold in a creek bed, he hides the discovery from both his wife and mother, and becomes obsessed with the riches awaiting him deep in the earth. Abandoning his farm and family, he sets off alone for the new goldfields over the Southern Alps, a moral wilderness where many others, under the seductive dreams of the "colour," rush to their destinies and doom.
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There were mixed reviews as the Seaman school board grappled with an ongoing problem, drugs on their campus. "We've been told there was an i…
The Texas Rangers pounded three home runs to beat the Royals on Monday night.
A Kansas House committee has approved a bill to end a business tax break championed by Republican Gov. Sam Brownback.
The Washburn Rural girls soccer team remained unbeaten in league play with a convincing win against Topeka High on Monday night.
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Bill will keep municipal and school board elections non-partisian.
Kansas legislators must wrap up their business for the year within a week to avoid having their annual 90-day session go into overtime.
Shawnee County Commissioners signed off on $17 million in bonds for the center.
A Topeka mother says poor training may have led to a family and their autistic daughter to be kicked off a flight in Utah.
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A Kansas state senator says time is running out for ride-hailing company Uber to come to a compromise with the Legislature over regulations.
Limiting how much government employees would be able to boost their pension benefits by accumulating unused vacation days.
A 17-year-old Wichita boy is dead after being shot in the head at a private birthday party during an argument that didn't involve him.
The measure repeals a tax break for 333,000 business owners and farmers.
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Challenges and Successes In Implementing International Standards: Achieving Convergence To IFRSs and ISAs
A new international study, commissioned by the Board of the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC), identifies the challenges to adopting and implementing International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) and International Standards on Auditing (ISAs) and recommends actions to be taken by all those in the financial reporting supply chain to achieve convergence to international standards. Entitled Challenges and Successes in Implementing International Standards: Achieving Convergence to IFRSs and ISAs, the study also provides examples of successful adoption and implementation to serve as models for other countries.
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Black Ops II Uprising DLC: Fight Hollywood Gangster Zombies on Alcatraz?
Written Thursday, April 04, 2013 By Lee BradleyView author's profile
Following Tuesday's leak of Black Ops II Uprising DLC details, some further details have emerged.
Included in the pack is a reimagined version of the Black Ops' Firing Range multiplayer map, a map set around a volcano, another set near Big Ben and, bizarrely, a new Zombies experience that pits you against mobster zombies on San Francisco's prison island, Alcatraz.
"Call of Duty: Black Ops II Uprising includes four incredibly diverse Multiplayer Maps: Magma, Encore, Vertigo, and Studio: a reimagined adaptation of the fan-favorite Black Ops multiplayer map Firing Range," says an Xbox Live Marketplace Upload Registry discovered by Charlie Intel.
"Uprising also introduces Mob of the Dead, Treyarch's most terrifying Zombies experience to date. Top Hollywood talent rounds out a cast of four Prohibition-era gangsters that are forced to fend off hordes of the undead while imprisoned on San Francisco's notorious Alcatraz Island. While guard towers and new weapons offer tactical advantages, survival offers an unprecedented new challenge for these four lost souls."
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Market intelligence firm iSuppli is calling the Sony PlayStation 3 an engineering masterpiece offering supercomputer performance at an entry-level PC price. This follows the company's teardown analysis of the system, which estimates the combined materials and manufacturing cost of the 20GB version at $805.85 and $840.35 for the 60GB model; the units will sell for $499 and $599… Read More
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Jill needed for Jack and Jill race series -- Seattle
I''d like to race in the Jack and Jill race series in Seattle/Puget Sound, but the rules require one man and one woman on the boat and I don''t have a woman crew who can make the schedule. If you are interested, please let me know. I''m also looking for regular crew for other races too.
The series consists of 5 races, of which we must race in three of them to qualify. Two have already past, so we need to make all three of the remaining 3. The dates are:
July 13th
August 18th
September 7th
Read about my boat at http://www.TheDiligence.Com. It''s not pretty, but it races great. I''m open for spinnaker or non-spinnaker; whatever you prefer.
Rick Andrews
Jill needed for Jack and Jill race series -- Seattle
Well, Rick,
Great as it would seem to plunge into the world of bought-and-paid-for racing crew, honey, why can''t you find any crew in one of the best sailing areas in the U.S.? I love Ericsons. Sailed many.
Good Luck,
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Many retirees decide to downsize as they get older. Getting rid of their stuff makes them feel freer and less tied down to their stuff with more time for all of they things they want to do in retirement. For many, it is less expensive to live in a smaller house or condo. A growing number of seniors are downsizing to a Tiny House.
Tiny Houses are defined as being less than 1000 square feet, but many of them are between 100 and 300 square feet. The houses are available everywhere. They can be purchased as modular packages which are assembled on site or as plans which can be built by the homeowner's own contractors. With modular or pre-fab units, the homeowner knows up front how long it will take and how much it will cost.
Tumbleweed Tiny Houses is holding a workshop on building tiny houses in Berkeley on August 8-9. There are also many people converting cargo containers into livable spaces. The only limitation is your own imagination.
Forty percent of the tiny houses are purchased or built by seniors. It is important for elderly tiny home owners to consider the changes which may be required in their living space as they age.
The modular Inspired In-law units from Larson Shores Architecture in Oakland are designed to meet these needs. The units range from 465 to 538 square feet. They are all one bedroom units and are completely accessible.
Why would anyone want to live in a Tiny House?
Save money: The costs of building or buying a home, utilities, taxes, and maintenance all decrease . Sixty-eight percent of tiny-house dwellers have no mortgage.
Environmental: A tiny house has a smaller footprint. It uses less energy, water and other natural resources. Many of them are built with sustainable materials.
More freedom: If you have fewer possessions to maintain and more free time there is more time to spend on the reasons seniors retire in the first place—hobbies, exercise, traveling, hanging out with friends, etc.
Mobility: Many of the tiny homes are on wheels. If you decide to move closer to family or friends, just move your tiny house to the new location. Mobility of the units also has downsides. If the unit is built on wheels it may be registered through the DMV as an RV or mobile home, which have different zoning regulations.
Some of the considerations are:
Zoning and code regulations: In many locations, there are issues about zoning and building codes, but with Berkeley's new ADU ordinance effective August 19, 2015, it will be a lot easier than before to build a small backyard unit up to 750 square feet. Click here for the full Berkeley ordinance. If you do not live in Berkeley, check with your local building department to find out their requirements.
Lifestyle changes: Not everyone is ready to downsize as much as necessary to live in a tiny house. For some, the space may seem too claustrophobic.
If you would like to try it, you can rent a tiny house at Caravan Hotel in Portland, the first tiny house hotel in the country.
It seems that as people get older, they are all looking for community. Some are looking for a family community where they can be close to their children and grandchildren. Others are looking for intentional communities like co-housing. Many people are looking for pocket neighborhoods or communities of like-minded residents. Some are looking for a senior housing community like the Burbank Senior Artists Colony.
In the last two TTN-HOME series, we have explored Shared Housing and Aging in Place, the latter in conjunction with Ashby Village.
On August 22, TTN-Home will start its new series "Aging in Community," once again in collaboration with Ashby Village. During the next three months, we will hear from people living in a pocket neighborhood and two women who are buying into an apartment complex which will eventually become a condominium complex with all tenants owning their own units. We will also hear from a group buying into a limited equity cooperative and residents of Phoenix Commons, a new senior co-housing community on the Alameda/Oakland border. Participants will also learn about apartments in senior housing facilities and about the different types of retirement communities.
Throughout the entire series, there will be lots of opportunities for participants to get to know each other and to explore the possibilities of community living. For more information, contact the San Francisco chapter of The Transition Network at http://www.thetransitionnetwork.org/chapters/chapters-ttn/chapters-san-francisco-bay-area/chapters-sanfrancisco-home/ or Lynn Richards at mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com.
I have been writing and talking about Ashby Village for over seven years. From the beginning, I thought the village movement (beginning with Beacon Hill Village) was the best idea for helping elders stay in their own homes as they aged. It takes a village to raise a child; it takes a village to care for its elders. Shirley Haberfield and Pat Sussman were the founding mothers for Ashby Village. They did such a great job of laying the groundwork for the development of our village. We met monthly for years planning how we wanted our village to work.
Yesterday Ashby Village celebrated its Fifth Anniversary with a Town Hall meeting. Over 100 people attended. I have always felt that the people I met through Ashby Village are the nicest and most interesting people I know. It launched with 85 members and today is the fastest growing village in the country. Ashby Village now has over 330 members and 345 volunteers, with members range in age from 56 years to 102 years. There are over 20 volunteer committees, from social services to home safety to neighborhood groups. There are several social events each week, many revolving around food. Judy Boe and I are in charge of the Preferred Providers Team and have put together a list of vetted providers so that when members call in, needing help with almost anything, the Ashby Village staff have a vetted provider to refer them to.
There are now villages in most communities in the Bay Area and the movement is spreading throughout the state and nation. Ashby Village is working with San Francisco Village to establish a California coalition of villages.
Happy Anniversary Ashby Village!
Several years ago I worked with a young family whose dream was to develop a multigenerational compound which would house their immediate family plus their extended family in close proximity. We found a small house (900 square feet) on a large lot (16,000 square feet) in El Cerrito which had great potential. Their plan was to live in the small house and develop the additional land so that their mother, father, step-father, sisters and others could join them.
It has taken several years, but the main multigenerational house is now in construction. The four member family will share a new house with the husband's mom and her new husband. They will rent out the original small house to a sister and the grandpa will live in another building on the property. They will still have an amazing back yard for soccer and other activities. For more information about the design and construction of their home, click here.
I am so proud to have been a part of this endeavor. We looked for the property for about six months. It has taken awhile for them to develop plans and begin construction, but it should be finished by the end of the year.
In the United States, 5.6 % of the population lives in multigenerational housing situations. In the Bay Area and much of California, the rate is 5.7%-10.3%. As house prices continue to go up and stresses on families continue to increase, multigenerational housing offers great potential. Grandparents can help with child care, kids will know their extended families and families can help care for the elders. This is the way families lived for generations. The housing crisis in the Bay Area is providing the stimulus for families to return to solutions which worked before.
Earlier this week I went to the Institute on Aging's conference, "Big Ideas, Good Work!" This conference was described as "a day-long aging and technology conference addressing how elders, caregivers and senior services are influencing and inventing thoughtful technologies. " I was excited about going to the conference because I wanted to learn about new devices to help with aging in place.
There were some well-known presenters– Steven Johnson, the co-founder of Aging 2.0 , David Lindeman, the Director of Health for the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society (CITRIS) and Ann Hinton, Director of Aging and Adult Services. We also heard from several inventors and designers—Jack Lloyd, the inventor of a new home sensor system called SafeInHome, Richard Caro, the co-founder of Tech-enhanced Life and Barbara Beskind, a 91 year old occupational therapist and tech designer for IDEO.
I was disappointed to learn that many of the new technologies are surveillance systems designed to monitor elders who are living alone. Sensors are set up all over the house to keep an eye on mom and dad to make sure that they take their medicine, don't leave the burner on in the kitchen, go to the bathroom the right number of times, and make sure they keep moving from one room to the next and don't fall, etc. These activities are reported to the adult children or caregivers on their smart phones. These monitoring devices are important, but they don't do a lot to improve the elder's quality of life.
I was most heartened to hear from Richard Caro that he has formed groups of elders all over the Bay Area to review the new technological products that are being developed and to recommend technologies which will help them in their daily living. These groups are called circles or salons. Whereas many of the high tech companies are interested in surveillance systems, elders are interested in better ways to get tight lids off of jars.
One woman who had enjoyed hiking when she was younger wanted to develop a walker that she could use on hiking trails. She found an engineer who helped her with the design. Circle members are trying it out and providing input to help make it better. I think that the circles and salons will be important in the coming years as we continue to explore new technologies to help us as we get older.
One thing I decided at the conference is that I will never use a walker. Barbara Beskind from IDEO walked to the podium using ski poles which she had modified to be more like walking sticks. She told us that elderly people who use walkers have to hunch over when they are walking and this is detrimental to their posture. Pretty soon they cannot straighten up. The walker may prevent them from falling down, but it does nothing to improve their balance. With walking sticks, you stand up straight and swing your arms naturally as you walk. Thank you, Barbara.
TTN-HOME is partnering with Ashby Village for its new 3 month housing series–Aging in Place. Almost everyone wants to age in place—whether it is in his/her/their own home or an apartment or rented house—for as long as possible. Our East Bay community is rich in resources and networks that are creating innovative alternatives and support systems for those who want to seek new ways of living independently or with others as we grow older.
We are going to explore the many ways that people are finding to do this: sharing their home with others by renting out rooms or an apartment, downsizing to a smaller place, buying a house with others, building an Accessory Dwelling Unit in the back yard and others. We will look at safety concerns and making your home accessible as you age. We will discuss topics ranging from planning to support aging independently where you live now; finding alternative ways to age in your community; finding companionship by home sharing with others as well as what kind of housing agreements to put in place.
The meetings will be interactive and include panel discussions, speakers and time to connect with each other.
The monthly meetings will be held on April 25, May 23 and June 27 from 1:30-4:00 p.m. at the First Congregational Church in Oakland (2501 Harrison Street, Oakland, CA 94612). Parking is available at the church. The cost for the series is $45.00. Please RSVP to Lynn Richards, email@example.com.
At the City Council meeting last Tuesday, the council made further revisions to the ADU Ordinance and voted UNANIMOUSLY to accept the revised ordinance. (A unanimous vote by the Berkeley City Council is a rarity.) The ordinance now goes back to staff for further review, but should be on the council agenda for final approval in the summer.
The council made further revisions which include:
- No minimum lot size;
- The ADU may be between 250 square feet and 750 square feet, not to exceed 75% of the area of the main dwelling. Both units may not exceed 40% coverage of the lot.
- ADUs may be on the property line in existing buildings (e.g. gaage);
- Tandem parking is allowed on existing driveways, including the front yard setback;
- Parking waivers if within ¼ mile of a BART station and in an RPP zone;
- No short term rentals, at least one of the units must be owner occupied;
The revised Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ordinance is coming before the Berkeley City Council on Tuesday, March 24 at 7:00 p.m. If you support this ordinance, please show up and say a few words in its defense.
The revised ordinance before the council is a great improvement for homeowners. The major provisions are:
1) Minimum lot size is 3,800 square feet.
2) The ADU may be between 250 square feet and 750 square feet, not to exceed 50% of the main dwelling. Both units together may not exceed 40% coverage of the lot.
3) The setbacks are a minimum 4 feet from the rear and side of the property line, unless the ADU is replacing preexisting buildings on the property line. If ADU is built on property line, doors and windows cannot face neighbors' property.
4) Tandem parking is allowed if within 1⁄ 4 mile of BART station. There will be no Residential Parking Permit issued to an ADU.
5) Legal property owner shall live in either main dwelling unit or ADU. ADU is excluded from use as short term rentals.
6) ADUs are prohibited in the Environmental Safety Residential (ESR) zone.
The revised ordinance is a great improvement over the current ADU ordinance. It is one of the most promising strategies available to increase the supply of housing in Berkeley without changing the character of our neighborhoods. The ADUs tap into existing systems and cost a fraction of the cost of building a new house. Many housing studies cite ADUs as essential to increasing the availability of senior housing.
ADUs are the best way to enable seniors to age in place in their homes or neighborhoods. For seniors wanting to stay in their own homes, ADUs enable them to do so, with a place for family or caregivers to live nearby in a new backyard cottage or small "in-law" unit. For seniors needing to move to a smaller accessible unit, ADUs allow them to stay on their property and in their neighborhood, avoiding the stress of moving.
Creating an ADU gives seniors many new options –
1) rent the big house or the ADU, providing a source of income to support their caregiving needs;
2) live in the ADU and move family members or friends into the big house so they can help with caregiving;
3) live in the main building and invite a caregiver to live in the ADU, possibly reducing the cost of care.
ADUs offer safe, semi- independent, and inexpensive housing for elderly or disabled relatives, as well as returning adult children. They are true life-cycle housing, supporting flexibility and family stability over time.
2015 is here. The silver tsunami continues to grow. Where are we all going to live? Lots of seniors cannot afford to stay in their homes or apartments when they retire. For many low income senior housing facilities, there is a five year waiting list.
There are several things that I am working on (with others) which will help relieve some of the housing problems.
First is TTN-Home, A Community of Women over the age of 50 Exploring Housing Options. Our planning committee (Arlene Reiff, Lynn Richards, Mona Kreaden, Christine Olsen and me) is getting ready to start the new series. Beginning in January 2015, we will introduce a series of in-depth interactive workshops, designed to build cohorts of women interested in moving forward with their housing issues and concerns within a supportive environment.
The first series of workshops (January, February, and March) will focus on Shared Housing, which includes the options of two or more unrelated people renting or buying a house or apartment together.
The Shared Housing workshops will focus on the building blocks needed to work through the obstacles and issues, enabling participants to take specific steps toward achieving their goals. Part of the process is to enable participants to develop a network of like-minded women who might be interested in looking together at places to buy or rent and/or explore further sharing a home.
The dates of the workshops will be January 24, February 28 and March 28 at 1:30-4:00 in the New Oakland Room at the First Congregational Church, 2501 Harrison Street, Oakland. The cost of the three part series is $45.00. Contact Arlene Reiff (firstname.lastname@example.com) to reserve a place.
Second is the revised Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance for the City of Berkeley. Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are self-contained smaller residential units built on the property of a single family home. They may be attached (an above the garage unit or a basement unit) or detached (granny flat, carriage flat, backyard cottage).
ADUs enable communities to grow internally rather than externally, providing additional housing without consuming additional green space. They limit suburban sprawl, provide new housing and can help homeowners financially. They enable seniors to remain in their own neighborhoods as they get older and help multigenerational families live close to one another, affordably and to provide support for young children and elderly family members.
The proposed ordinance is a great improvement over the previous one. As proposed, it will include the following:
1) ADU would be allowed in rear of parcel. ADU allowed in front or side of parcel with Administrative Use Permit (AUP).
2) The subject lot shall have an area not less than 4,500 square feet. Lot size can be less than 4,500 square feet with an AUP.
3) ADU cannot exceed 12 feet in average height (single story) and 640 square feet
4) ADU with minimum of 4 feet rear and side setbacks. Allow ADUs less that 4 feet from property line with AUP.
5) One additional off-street tandem parking space allowed.
6) Eliminate parking requirements for an ADU consistent with the following: 1) ADU is within 1/4 mile of a major transit line, transit hub or BART station, 2) ADU is within a Residential Parking Permit zone and 3) ADU would be prohibited from receiving Residential Parking Permits.
7) Maximum size of ADU is 640 square feet with maximum lot coverage less than 40%.
8) ADU can exceed 40% lot coverage (to a maximum of 55%) with an AUP.
9) Allow for expediting of building permits or over the counter permits if applicant chooses to pay for the expedited service.
Over the past couple of years, I have spoken with many Berkeley homeowners who are interested in building ADUs and look forward to the revised ordinance. This ordinance will come before the Berkeley City Council in February.
Third is new senior housing in Berkeley. Many months ago I wrote about the Burbank Senior Artists Colony which is the most exciting senior housing facility I have seen. From the time I first learned about it, I felt that we needed a Senior Artists Colony in Berkeley. I could not decide how to proceed with this idea and one day wrote an email to the housing developer who built the Burbank project. A few weeks later, they responded and I spoke with the President of the company who told me that they would love to build a Senior Artists Colony in Berkeley. Now I am busy looking for land on which to build the facility and talking with artists and teachers who would be interested in teaching classes there. We are only in the very beginning stages, but I am looking forward to a wonderful new place for Berkeleyans to retire. It will take at least five years to complete the project, but at lease we are getting started. Where would you rather live? A senior housing facility or a senior artists colony?
Stay tuned.
One of the things that I have always liked about working with seniors is the other people who also work with seniors. I have met so many dedicated and talented people over the years who are passionate about their work with seniors. In the last year, I have been impressed with the people who have been identifying unmet needs among their senior clients and patients and starting their own businesses to provide those needed services.
Elisa Reutinger has many years of marketing and activities programs in retirement communities. She has now formed her own company, Craft a-la-carte. She provides one-on-one 90 minute visits to her client's homes and provides the inspiration, materials and know-how to help seniors with the arts project of their choice. The activities may include: sewing, embroidering, quilting, felting, dyeing fabrics, doll-making, painting, drawing, jewelry making, bookmaking and crafting with recycled materials. The first class is free. To find out about Elisa's program, click here.
Elizabeth McDonald is a former realtor and business owner. She has always enjoyed working with seniors and formed her own Senior Concierge service, Thank Goodness. There is almost nothing that Elizabeth will not do for her clients: housework, shopping, driving to appointments, cooking, organizing, helping with moves—anything to help older retired adults stay independent. Her goal is to "help my clients live full, fun, and active lives while fostering independence and dignity." Click here to find out more about Thank Goodness Senior Concierge.
Two of my friends, Sandi Peters and Cait McWhir have joined with Jenette Northern and Odile Lavault to form Soul 2 Soul-Seniors which provides exceptional and unique services designed to nourish and sustain both the elder and their caregivers.
Sandi's specialty is sand tray for elders. She uses a box of sand and numberous miniatures to access their inner worlds. She also uses poetry, storytelling, myths and discussion to help caregivers and their loved elder understand and explore the aging journey.
Cait specializes in massage for seniors. This specialized form of massage is appropriate for many seniors. Deeply restorative and relaxing, it can significantly relieve aches, pains, and stiffness, as well as many health conditions associated with aging.
Jenette practices Jin Shin Jyutsu, anancient Japanese form of healing using light finger pressure on specific areas of the body, while fully clothed. The gentleness of this healing art brings relief from pain and theunpleasant symptoms that can accompany aging or disease.
Using the Validation Method, Odile gives caregivers the tools to change themselves so they can enter the personal reality of the person for whom they are caring. With exercises and role-play, Odile teaches how to accept disoriented older people just the way they are in the moment, without trying to change them.
To learn more about the unique services of Soul2Soul-Seniors, go to their website.
In the recent Harvard/AARP Report on Senior Housing, the study concluded that, while there are significant challenges, the potential is there for older adults to have a higher quality of life than ever before and for communities to be more livable and vibrant as a result. It is up to us who are senior service providers and seniors themselves to provide the impetus for improved service delivery.


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- 52 apartments
- Outdoor pool
- Internet in the lobby
- Fitness center
- 24-hour front desk
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- Los Cristianos Beach (0.8 mi / 1.2 km)
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Maybe the best MLS stadium. Tucked away perfectly in downtown Portland. Not a bad seat.
Stadium is right downtown
So much fun take the Max to avoid the parking hassles.
Timber army is 💯
Great place to go to a soccer game and catch soccer city fever lol
Portland Timbers.
Definitely try the vegan menu field roast burger or hot dog
Going to the game in person is 10x more fun than watching at home.
Craft beer. Walk or take bus or train.
Lots of bathrooms!
The ONLY place to watch MLS
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Best stadium in the us, along with the best fans. If you haven't been to a timbers game, you should.
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Key Bank Club for the wealthy, North End for the rowdy, everybody else #RCTID
Best soccer stadium in America. Go Timbers, Go Thorns
An amazing sporting complex for MLS games!
Bring extra water bottle tops they take them off the bottles they sell at the food venues
Home of the Timbers and a filming location for Portlandia S2 E8.
Wristband line rules! Fun times with friends!
Arrive early. ..
Really bad Stumptown. Only a flask can salvage it.
Out-of-towners, if you buy a ticket under the covered roof, they ply you with free food throughout the game: hot dogs, pretzels, chips, candy... This is a magical place!
Wear green!
Game Day! RCTID!
First row of 207 rocks. You see entire pitch. No one tall I front of you.
Come early and often!
One scarf one seat! :)
Learn the chants...become part of the Army! Someday we'll rock the WHILE pitch!
2$ rolling rocks for an hour after early entry gates. Happy boys. ; )
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It's a safe bet there's no stadium box with better windows.
Don't put your keys in the same pocket as your confetti...
Love my soccer,but not bad refs.
Great venue that serves brats wrapped in bacon!
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Good place to see Portland's flag, especially on match days.
If you have use the bathroom, skip the lines and walk over to the Key Bank area. You will be in and out faster than your buddy gets to the front of the line in the Army area, way cleaner too.
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The problem with reusable bags is actually reusing them. At my apartment, there is reusable bag upon reusable bag (mostly the kind you can buy at the grocery store that resemble a paper bag) but for the majority of the time, they sit there unused. About a year ago, however, I received a Hidden Tote by Timbuk2 and finally found a fabric bag I would reliably carry aorund and toss my groceries in.
June 29, 2010
Preview: Shane Judd of Kohler
Water efficiency is as important as ever and this weekend we take the stage not once but twice to discuss ways to be more water wise. Joining Dwell editor Miyoko Ohtake and Dwell digital content director Amanda Dameron at 2010 Dwell on Design in Los Angeles Saturday, June 26 and Sunday, June 27 will be Shane Judd from Kohler, Leigh Jerrard from California Greywater Corps, and Jeremy Levine from Jeremy Levine Design. We teased out some easy water-saving solutions from Judd and share them in the Q&A below. We'll have more advice this weekend so join us at the L.A. Convention Center Friday through Sunday.
June 22, 2010
Preview: Greywater Corps
Dwell on Design is quickly approaching and here at the office we're finalizing the finishing touches and getting ready for our road trip down to Los Angeles (which will surely include the requisite lunch stop at In-N-Out along the 5). In the meantime, we bring you a preview of our water conservation panels taking place on the Sustainability Stage on Saturday, June 26 and Sunday, June 27.
June 15, 2010
Preview: Jon Wilson, Food Map Design
The urban-rural gap is quickly shrinking and interest in local, organic food is continuously increasing. And today, it's not unusually to find gardeners harvesting their own produce even in a concrete-filled, car-centric city like Los Angeles. Food Map Design's Jon Wilson tells us the ins and outs of urban gardening, offering tips for even those with the brownest of thumbs for container gardening.
June 12, 2010
Preview: Ed Begley, Jr.
Ed Begley, Jr. is wearing what can most accurately be described as his uniform, a blue dress shirt unbuttoned to reveal a white t-shirt, khaki cargo shorts and Crocs with socks. Not your typical Emmy Award-nominated actor outfit, but neither is his current behavior. He is standing on the sidewalk outside his house, showing recent improvements he made to his parkway, that tiny strip of city-owned land between sidewalk and street. Begley, who lives on a corner lot, removed the resource-sucking swatches of grass and laced new gravel-edged, native plots with efficient drip-irrigation. When he moved into this home in 1988, he says, it was the same story. He tore out the lawn and added drought-tolerant plants like rosemary, a fragrant sprig of which he rolls between his fingers as he identifies the trees in his orchard of apples, figs and loquats. "The apples are not quite ready," he says, bounding to the far corner of the yard. "But the loquats are really good! Here, help yourself to a few." Begley will be sharing this same zest for sustainable living with the audience at this year's Dwell on Design.
June 11, 2010
Preview: Project H Design
"Change for change" innocently declares a bright green vending machine, but this design intervention delivers more bang for your buck than the typical candy dispenser. The latest initiative from the non-profit Project H Design is a series of vending machines that swap gumballs for greenery: Deposit two quarters and GreenAid delivers a Jawbreaker-sized seed bomb into the palm of your hand. Project H has placed about eight machines across L.A. (including one that lives on the Coolhaus ice cream sandwich truck), one at the 360SEE gallery in Chicago, and the newest, at the Bi-Rite Market in San Francisco. Gather up your loose change: They'll be displaying their concept, as well as other Project H work, at this year's Dwell on Design.
June 10, 2010
Preview: Cleantech Corridor Competition
Imagine a massive green community running through the heart of Los Angeles where research labs and small businesses exist side-by-side with design-focused companies manufacturing everything from sustainable fashion to electric cars. Where parks take precedence over parking lots, and plentiful housing, shops and restaurants allow employees to live just a short bike ride away from work. That's the kind of future for Los Angeles's downtown that organizers hope will be envisioned by the new Cleantech Corridor competition, to be launched during the Green District panel at Dwell on Design.
June 7, 2010
Glass Jar Terrariums
Terrariums have once again taken off--just like Indie Mart founder Kelly Malone's San Francisco craft space Workshop. Malone opened Workshop in September 2009 and has since been selling out classes on screen printing, sewing, cake decorating, mixology, and more. My colleague Jordan Kushins and I were bitten by the terrarium bug a few months ago, so we signed up for Malone's glass jar terrarium class with our colleague Dakota Keck and our friend Tara.
April 2, 2010
Botanical Garden Pavilion
When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, architect and University of Kentucky lecturer Mike McKay felt the pull to go down to the Big Easy to help with a task that was anything but easy: rebuilding the devastated city. He moved to Louisiana for two years to lead the architecture school's Knoa Studio, a program that tasked studios to develop designs for neighborhoods, restaurants, and the city transit system. McKay moved back to Kentucky in 2007 but his work there was far from finished. During the storm, many of the old cypress trees in City Park and its New Orleans Botanical Garden were uprooted and the gardens were decimated. McKay's uncle, Paul Soniat, was the botanical gardens director at the time and called McKay. A local woman had donated money to build a structure for volunteers, who were the main source of maintenance for the park after the storm, and they needed a design. With very little money, very generous material donors, and a modular system that incorporated the supplies, McKay created the New Orleans Botanical Garden Duplantier Volunteer Pavilion.
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