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This feel-good festive film is one for the entire family. With Diane Keaton, John Goodman and Olivia Wilde taking the lead roles, the story follows four generations of the Cooper family as they come together for their annual Christmas Eve celebration. Throw in a few unexpected visitors and unlikely events, and the night quickly takes a very different route, leading the family to embrace the spirit of the holiday.
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With an all-star cast including Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard, this adaptation of Shakespeare's iconic tragedy, follows Macbeth, a duke of Scotland, who receives a prophecy from witches that one day he will become the King of Scotland. Backed by his wife and consumed with lethal ambition, the action-packed film takes a dark turn as Macbeth murders the king to take over the royal throne.
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Hi friends! Happy Monday! How was the weekend? Hope you had a great one. <3 We spent some time with friends, relaxed at the house, and I caught an OTF class in addition to teaching Zumba. It was pretty low key around here; just the way I like it. Oh, and I also slept for 9 hours Friday night. #christmasinjuly
We're in Week 3 of Summer Shape Up! All of the details are here if you'd like to jump in and join the party, and prenatal modifications can be found here for my expecting mama friends. Keep up the amazing work and momentum!
Some pics from the weekend:
It was Betsy's son's bday party, so they rented an awesome bungalow on the beach so everyone could swim and paddle board. We've had lots of vitamin sea lately, and are definitely living up this beautiful summer.
(Liv loves being on the SUP! It's the cutest ever and we have a blast taking her out.
P and I hung out in the sand, watching the kids play and everyone SUPing, and also chilled inside. We found out she likes to dance to David Bowie haha.
Taco catering + a Michelada bar, which makes it the best party ever.
Saturday night, we had dinner at home, drank some wine and watched a movie. "Watched a movie" = the Pilot watched a movie. I watched it with my eyes closed.
Sunday was chore day with a trip to Trader Joe's (shout out to Molly who reads the blog and said hello! I loved chatting with you), taking care of some stuff around the house and hosted a BC social online. 🙂
Dinner was this salad I found on the Pinterest wagon. I changed it up very slightly since we didn't have tomatoes (used roasted red peppers instead), and added chicken, but it was perfect. (I just skipped the prosciutto because I don't eat pork, but Liv and the Pilot go crazy for it.) It's like the Harney Cobb's more sophisticated cousin.
Avocado rose = surefire way to get Liv to eat an entire avocado.
Can we talk about Next Food Network Star for a second? Is anyone else really into it this year? I haven't really watched it in years, but this season is SO GOOD. I've been on team Damiano since day one, but also really like Tregaye.
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With Giants' Win, Mike Bloomberg Doesn't Have To Rename 49th Street
With all the excitement around the Giants beating the 49ers last night, what remains to be talked about is, perhaps, the most exciting news of all -- 49th Street will remain 49th Street! That's right, folks. Our news here today is that nothing is happening to 49th Street.
You see, our mayor recently made a friendly wager with the mayor of San Francisco: He said that if the Giants lost, 49th Street would be renamed 49ers Street. He also promised to send a dozen New York bagels from Bagel Oasis in Queens to San Francisco.
Just think of the greater impact this street renaming could have had on our wonderful city. Runnin' Scared, scared by the mere possibility, googled 49th Street Manhattan to consider some of the places that would've been impacted by Bloomberg's reckless bet. Hotels! American Girl! And wait, this is the worst -- Magnolia Bakery! There are some Broadway theaters on that street, too.
Anyway, you probably care more about what we get out of all of this, so let's get right to it. San Francisco Mayor Edwin Lee will drape an iconic cable car with a Giants flag and will send SF's favorite carb, sourdough, to New York City. (Bloomberg had said this in the press release sent out last week: "After Sunday, Niners fans will be left with a taste as sour as their famous bread, and the Giants will have their sights set on another trophy.") Ouch!
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- Briana said...
summer = my favorite fruits. being a self-professed locavore, in winter, my husband and I eat our weight in apples from Whole Foods from the New England area. by march, I don't want to even look at an apple.
luckily, we consider Florida sort of local so I don't get scurvy in those colder months.
- September 12, 2012 at 8:47 AM
- rebecca said...
ha! scurvy.
- September 12, 2012 at 8:48 AM
- Kristin said...
i can't even imagine eating clementines outside of winter, that just seems weird. and even though i'm an adult, i still expect a clementine or two in my stocking on christmas...
- September 12, 2012 at 3:38 PM
- Becca said...
Whhh... love winter and all its fruits in Sicily. We eat so many blood oranges in the winter that it's a wonder our skin doesn't turn red!
- September 12, 2012 at 4:12 PM
- Lena at A Crimson Kiss said...
Now I'm desperate to eat ALL THE FRUIT! I thank my lucky stars for living in California whenever it comes to food, but I do miss real apples.
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Just a little something from an average white guy...
... to all my non white bretheren. Whatever you want to say about Obama, he was certainly not the worst president we've ever seen (nor is GW Bush while we're at it). That he's become a wedge in racial relations pains me.
He did many horrible and unprecedented things.
Obama in the situation room:
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not sure what minddatte ur r comng from. silly obama just adream. dream like all elsea
"I'm moving and not moving at all. I'm like the moon underneath the waves that ever go on rolling and rocking."
No one's perfect, but he was far from a bad president...haters gonna hate
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BanRaniel said:
He did many horrible and unprecedented things.
Obama in the situation room:
Aside from signing off on these sorts of things I wonder if the president does much of anything.
"A psychological shift is taking place among many blacks, and it can be heard in countless conversations over dinner tables, in barbershops and on social media. Some say they've never felt so much pessimism about white America, such hopelessness.
They're almost relieved to see Obama go."
I stopped reading here...it's like a payed speech...
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I know im walking right into a minefield, but whatever. Im not one to run from a politically charged conversation.
I think this article points to something I have been saying for a while now. People have become incapable of recognizing that political differences with Obama are not racism. So many people instantly scream "Racist" the second you bring up any political difference with Obama.
To be clear, there is racism directed at Obama. But not every bit of criticism of him has a basis in racism, in fact most of it does not. The problem is to many people don't recognize that because the Race Card was used as a bludgeon to attack anyone who dared voice opposition to Obama.
Don't want higher taxes? Racist
Don't want Obamacare? Racist
Don't think he is doing enough to fight ISIS? Racist
It worked well for a while, but now people simply don't care if they are called racist because legitimate concerns and political differences were lumped in together with actual racism. That's part of whats led to this huge backlash against the PC culture and the rise of Trump. A political bludgeon was used so effectively for a period of time that it has caused a backlash.
In the grand scheme of things Obama is going to be remembered as a "meh" president. He wasn't great, but he wasn't horrible. The biggest thing to happen during his presidency was the legalization of Gay Marriage, and that happened through SCOTUS and not through his actions. The economy has been sluggish, and theres a raging debate on his response to terrorism. Race relations are worse now than they have been in ages, and events like Ferguson will only paint an image of a president who lost control of the country. Obamacare hasnt done what it was supposed to do, and its showing the signs of a Death Spiral that people feared. If anything his biggest legacy is the massive increase in gun sales and historic GOP wins at the State and House Federal level.
He will be Historic in the fact that he was the first black president, but he won't be remembered as a historic president for his actions in office.
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Expanded the drone program to murder foreign citizens in a multitude of countries, even used drones to kill American citizens, including a minor.
Deported more people than any other President
Historically anti-whistleblower
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terrible article.
Janeway Rules!
I thought the punchline of this joke was "Civilization."
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Historically anti-whistleblower
That's because snitches get stitches, bitch.
Indeed, political differences don't equate to racism, and, for the most part political maneuvering is not part of this (partisanship being something else). What i think is of value in this article is how the stupid things, such as calling Obama a muslim, have had a negative effect on African Americans as a whole. Obama as a president is who he is, but Obama as a black man has made him an unwitting implement in an not so open race war.


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Tuesday, January 7, 2014
There's another bullish setup happening in the gold sector.
Yes... it pains me to write that as much as it does for you to read it. We've seen several bullish gold-stock setups fizzle out over the past year – including one from last November.
But that doesn't mean we should ignore today's setup. It just means we should be a little more patient and wait for the proper price action before making the trade.
Take a look at this chart of the Market Vectors Gold Miners Fund (GDX) plotted along with its 50-day moving average (DMA)...
The 50-DMA was a solid resistance level for GDX for nearly all of 2013. The only time GDX managed to get above its 50-DMA was in mid-August, after the Federal Open Market Committee surprised everyone by not tapering its quantitative easing program. Even then, the rally was short-lived. GDX dropped back down below its 50-DMA and has hardly attempted to challenge resistance since then.
Until now.
GDX has been in a low-level consolidation pattern for the past five weeks – bouncing back and forth between support at about $20.50 per share and resistance at about $22.30. That action has given the 50-DMA time to decline toward the resistance line of the consolidating pattern.
If GDX manages to pop above $22.50 per share, it will take out both the resistance line of the pattern and the longer-term resistance of the 50-DMA. This should be enough to kick off at least a short-term rally in the gold sector.
Traders can buy GDX on a move above the 50-DMA and then look to take profits as GDX approaches the next resistance line near $26.50.
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Decided: July 12, 1966.
BOROUGH OF VERONA, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT,v.BENJAMIN SHALIT, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT
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This is a trial de novo. Defendant Benjamin Shalit is the owner of two adjoining garden-type apartment buildings on Bloomfield Avenue, Verona, New Jersey, which were constructed at the same time in 1961. Each building contains a built-in incinerator for garbage disposal, supplied by the Sargent Incinerator Company. The complaint in this case is directed solely to the premises referred to as 800 Bloomfield Avenue, which consists of 16 two-room apartments.
Shalit was tried and convicted before the municipal court of the borough upon a complaint which alleges that on May 17, 1965, he
"* * * did permit the escape of gas, smoke and obnoxious odors which were a source of physical distress to others; said gas, smoke, odors emanating from the incinerator chimney owned and maintained by said Benjamin Shalit at 800 Bloomfield Avenue, Verona, New Jersey in violation of the Borough of Verona Board of Health, 'Sanitary Code', Section 6, entitled 'Nuisances', more particularly, paragraph 11, passed February 15, 1965 * * *."
Section 6 is entitled "Nuisances." Prefatorily it provides that:
"The maintaining of anything whatsoever which is a hazard or a danger to human health, and the following specific acts, conditions or states are, each and every one, declared to be and constitute a nuisance."
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The pertinent "specific acts" of section 6 upon which the complaint is grounded, read as follows:
"Any chimney, smoke-stack, pipe or flue, or any part thereof, or any connection therewith, that is so defective or out of repair as to allow gas or other noxious fumes to escape into the building and any gas-pipe or other fixture, from which may issue any foul or obnoxious odors or liquids.
The escape of any gas, fumes, smoke, or other odors that may be of a menace to human life, or is by reason of disagreeable or obnoxious odors a source of physical distress to persons in the vicinity."
The Air Pollution Control Act, L. 1954, c. 212, § 1, N.J.S.A. 26:2C-1 et seq., authorized the establishment of an Air Pollution Control Commission within the State Department of Health and invested it with the power to formulate and promulgate a code to regulate, control and prohibit air pollution throughout the State. By virtue of said authority there was adopted the "New Jersey Air Pollution Control Code."
N.J.S.A. 26:2C-22 further provides that:
"* * * Nothing in this act or in any code, rules or regulations promulgated pursuant thereto shall preclude the right of any governing body of a municipality or county or board of health to adopt ordinances or regulations not inconsistent with this act or any code, rules or regulations promulgated pursuant thereto." (Emphasis supplied)
The Code also contains definitions of fuel-burning equipment and of smoke; it provides as well for the grading of the density of smoke according to the Ringelmann Smoke Chart, and specifies the circumstances under which greater amounts of smoke are permissible.
The borough ordinance, however, does not define fuel-burning equipment nor smoke; nor does it indicate the impermissible type of smoke emissions or recognize any allowable exceptions under special circumstances; nor are we advised of any standards of measurement. One portion of section 6 of the ordinance provides that smoke or odor, so generated, becomes illegal when it is a "danger to human
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health * * * or is by reason of disagreeable or obnoxious odors a source of physical distress to persons in the vicinity."
The state statute has determined that smoke exceeding the density specifications of No. 2 of the Ringelmann Smoke Chart is "injurious to human * * * life," but it contains certain allowable exceptions. The municipal code prohibits smoke when dangerous "to human health," but without exceptions. Obviously, the local ordinance is more restrictive in this critical area. Moreover, the ordinance prohibits "obnoxious odors" when a cause of "physical distress to persons in the vicinity." Also prohibited as nuisances by this ordinance are chimneys, etc., "from which may issue any foul or obnoxious odors." The New Jersey Air Pollution Control Code, however, does not contain any prohibition against odors. The statute defines "air pollution" as "the presence in the outdoor atmosphere of substances * * *" N.J.S.A. 26:2C-2 (emphasis supplied). Such substances, as per the Air Pollution Control Code, may include smoke, fly ash, air contaminants, consisting of "coarse and fine solid particles, liquid particles, vapors or gases which are discharged into the outdoor atmosphere."
Thus, the borough has incorporated within its ordinance a new category which is not to be found in the State Air Pollution Code. In so doing it has enlarged the interdicted area of activity by ordinance where it is not granted the authority to do so by the State Code. The State Sanitary Code, however, N.J.S.A. 26:1A-7 et seq., authorized the adoption of local health ordinances. While N.J.S.A. 26:1A-9 reads (in part) as follows:
"* * * but such ordinances, rules and regulations shall not be in conflict with the laws of this State or the provisions of the State Sanitary Code, except, however, that such ordinances, rules and regulations may be more restrictive than the provisions of the State Sanitary Code,"
and indicates that, absent the exception, such a more restrictive local sanitary ordinance would be in conflict with
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the declared pre-emption under state law, yet the enabling provision relating to air pollution control, N.J.S.A. 26:2C-22, with which we are presently concerned, does not contain such an exception as would authorize and validate a more restrictive local air pollution ordinance.
In Shaw v. Byram Tp., 86 N.J. Super. 598 (App. Div. 1965), plaintiff challenged the validity of a local ordinance as one that was incompatible with the State Sanitary Code because it was more restrictive than the state provision. The court struck down this contention and observed that the answer was to be found by reference to the enabling act under which the Code was adopted, which provides that "such ordinances, rules and regulations may be more restrictive than the provisions of the State Sanitary Code." Implicit in this decision is the corollary that where the statute does not confer upon the municipality the right to adopt ordinances that may be more restrictive, it may not do so.
As already stated, we find no such exception in the statute, N.J.S.A. 26:2C-1 et seq., involved here.
Having introduced an unauthorized element into this proscribed area renders section 6 of said municipal ordinance invalid since it is in conflict with the statute, N.J.S.A. 26:2C-1.
Section 6 is invalid for another reason, because it fails to inform those to whom it is addressed of a proscribed standard of conduct, so that men of common intelligence must necessarily guess at its meaning and differ as to its application. State v. New York Central R.R. Co., 37 N.J. Super. 42, 46 (App. Div. 1955); State v. Joas, 34 N.J. 179 (1961).
In this action defendant should be accorded the same measure of specificity under a municipal penal ordinance as is demanded of the penal statutes of this State.
Thus do we find in Township of Maplewood v. Tannenhaus, 64 N.J. Super. 80 (App. Div. 1960) that:
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"Penal and restrictive laws and ordinances must be strictly construed. All doubts as to their applicability must be resolved in favor of a defendant charged with violation thereof. It is offensive to fundamental concepts of justice and violative of due process of law, as a matter of substance to impose sanctions for violations of laws, whose language is doubtful, vague, and uncertain." (at p. 89)
Defendant here could not determine from the ordinance how much smoke was prohibited, or how he would have to correct his burning procedure. The ordinance permits the court to decide arbitrarily the quantum of smoke required to visit conviction and to impose a criminal penalty on the defendant.
In Snyder v. Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 291 U.S. 97, 105, 54 S. Ct. 330, 78 L. Ed. 674, 90 A.L.R. 575 (1934), the court said:
"* * * What may not be taken away is notice of the charge and an adequate opportunity to be heard in defense of it [citing cases]." (at p. 105, 54 S. Ct., at p. 332)
Likewise, Cole v. Arkansas, 333 U.S. 196, 68 S. Ct. 514, 92 L. Ed. 644 (1948):
"No principle of procedural due process is more clearly established than that notice of the specific charge, and a chance to be heard in a trial of the issues raised by that charge, if desired, are among the constitutional rights of every accused in a criminal proceeding in all courts, state or federal. * * * It is as much a violation of due process to send an accused to prison following conviction of a charge on which he was never tried as it would be to convict him upon a charge that was never made. De Jonge v. State of Oregon, 299 U.S. 253, 362, 81 L. Ed. 278, 282, 57 S. Ct. 255." (at p. 201, 68 S. Ct., at p. 517)
Connally v. General Const. Co., 269 U.S. 385, 391, 46 S. Ct. 126, 70 L. Ed. 322 (1926), declares:
"That the terms of a penal statute creating a new offense must be sufficiently explicit to inform those who are subject to it what conduct on their part will render them liable to its penalties is a well-recognized requirement, consonant alike with ordinary notions of fair play and the settled rules of law; and a statute which either forbids
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or requires the doing of an act in terms so vague that men of common intelligence must necessarily guess at its meaning and differ as to its application violates the first essential of due process of law. International Harvester Co. [ of America ] v. [ Com. of ] Kentucky, 234 U.S. 216, 221, 34 S. Ct. 853, 58 L. Ed. 1284; Collins v. [ Com. of ] Kentucky, 234 U.S. 634, 638, 34 S. Ct. 924, 58 L. Ed. 1510." (at p. 391, 46 S. Ct., at p. 127)
Mr. Justice Douglas, in United States v. Cardiff, 344 U.S. 174, 73 S. Ct. 189, 97 L. Ed. 200 (1952), has stated that:
"The vice of vagueness in criminal statutes is the treachery they conceal either in determining what persons are included or what acts are prohibited.
Words which are vague and fluid * * * may be as much of a trap for the innocent as the ancient laws of Caligula."
As to "any foul or obnoxious odors * * * or other odors * * * or disagreeable or obnoxious odors," as set out in section 6 of the ordinance, we find the same conclusionary language set out in the complaint herein, without benefit of any facts.
In Pfister Chemical Co. v. Romano, 15 N.J. Misc. 71, 73, 188 A. 727 (Sup. Ct. 1937), the return to the writ of certiorari recites that the prosecutor did, on a certain date and between certain hours of that day, permit and allow the escape of fumes, vapors, etc., in sufficient quantity to cause injury to health and damage to property within the meaning and intent of the ordinance in question. The Supreme Court held that this was "a mere conclusion on the part of the recorder of the municipality without any facts upon which it may be justified."
Again, as to odors, Vice-Chancellor Stevens, in Doremus v. Mayor and City of Paterson, 73 N.J. Eq. 474, 499 (Ch. 1907), on remand from the Court of Errors and Appeals, Simmons v. City of Paterson, 60 N.J. Eq. 385 (1899) observed that "people are differently affected by smells. To one, one kind of smell is objectionable; to another, another."
Taking note once more of section 6, we discern that
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"The following specific acts, conditions or states are, each and every one, declared to be and constitute a nuisance: Any chimney * * * that is so defective * * * as to allow noxious fumes to escape * * * and any gas-pipe * * * from which may issue any foul or obnoxious odors * * *."
In City of Milwaukee v. Milbrew, 240 Wis. 527, 3 N.W. 2 d 386, 141 A.L.R. 277 (Sup. Ct. 1942), in a somewhat similar situation, it is stated:
"To construe this ordinance as attempting to condemn as 'offensive' any odor that is merely disagreeable to, or disliked by, an indefinite number of persons in a given neighborhood would render the legislation void as too vague and indefinite for enforcement, [citations] or would turn the question of the existence of a nuisance into a plebiscite of the neighborhood and amount to an unlawful delegation of authority [citations]."
Section 6 of the municipal ordinance is therefore declared to be invalid, and defendant is accordingly not guilty of the charges against him for the reasons stated.
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Neuropathy of the feet also puts you at risk for developing wounds and injuries on the feet that most people avoid. Whenever a normal foot is experiencing some form of irritation the person is apt to adjust their foot or sit down but because neuropathy makes it less likely for someone to feel irritation these wounds develop in a more significant way. To overcome this you need to make sure you buy a shoes that is easy to remove and put on as the best way to check for foot wounds is to stop to inspect your feet throughout the day and especially during periods of physical activity and exercise.
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Why start now, you dirty rat??
Rocky the Rum Runner rubbed out Rico the Rat with his Roscoe for ruining his rum running receipts.
Poncho is reunited with his plank and all's right with the world.
Further to yesterday's comments about our Poncho's bloodline, I just spent WAY too much time going back, and have found the French Bulldog reference in the strip dated December 10th, 2007!
Today's strip is quite heartwarming I think!
Where's Boomer???
Yeah, what happened to Boomer? How's he faring?
You go, Rico! Nothing like a good rat!
Thanks Bibbler
Never got into this strip till he started the "year one" concept. It is fresh and intresting starting from an unborn pup. and for all of you keeping track this is episode 81 :)
Pancho would never survive on the streets of NYC.
The strip's headline: Gang of Rats Stopped by RICO! Shades of the Sopranos
Thanks Bibbler - not only did you confirm (part of) Poncho's breed.. now we can watch to see if he's really "found under a porch".. or if Mr. Gilligan breaks the space-time continuum.
I am currently engaged in warfare at work. Finally got one of the little ones yesterday, but mal grande raton eludes me. He's too smart to touch the traps that could get him. The little traps would just annoy him, but they hurt a little, so he avoids them, too. He's strong enough to pull himself out of the sticky traps.The boss wants to cut him in little pieces, but I think such a valient warior deserves better. I know I heard him laughing, as I set traps the other night.
^ If you catch him, would it be a mal grande seizure?
Am I the only one to think of Enrico "Ratso" Rizzo from Midnight Cowboy?
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Dunkin' Donuts new slogan is You Kin' Do It. Except if you're franchisee Walid Elkhatib from Chicago. Elkhatib, a devout Muslim, was recently kicked out of the Dunkin' family after nearly 20 years of service for refusing to sell breakfast sandwiches with bacon, ham, or sausage. His faith forbids him from eating or touching pork. But Elkhatib didn't go easily. He continued to operate his store even though his franchise agreement expired in 2008 and Dunkin' Donuts refused to renew it. He even tried to sue the company for religious discrimination, but lost. Sorry, Walid. When it comes to disobeying the powerful corporate parent, You Kant' Do It.
Instant franchise. Church's Chicken is bringing new meaning to the term "fast food" franchise. The company has just unveiled a line of pre-fabricated restaurants that can be assembled on the spot in less than three days. The company says its new modular restaurant concept will cut the overall cost of owning and operating a new store by up to 30 percent. And because the buildings are fully manufactured offsite, franchisees can eliminate risks associated with hiring a general contractor and managing the construction process, says the company. Can't find a Church's near you? Just add water, wait three days, and presto.
Fools gold? Midas Inc., the muffler and auto repair franchise, has enjoyed an enviable business turnaround in recent years. But franchisees in Canada say the company's overall success has come at their expense. In 2003, Midas stopped distributing parts to Canadian franchisees at discounted prices. The franchisees say this decision caused them significant financial losses. They are seeking damages and an improved royalty structure going forward. The Ontario Superior Court recently ruled that a class-action suit against Midas Canada is allowed to proceed. So much for the Midas touch.
Going green without the green. Seven Planet thinks American consumerism has spiraled out of control. So it's somewhat odd that two-year-old company is aiming to create the world's first chain of "green" general stores. Products for sale include the Less Trashy Lunch Kit and Berry Bright Natural Lip Gloss. The company believes that people should only consume what they need and should only purchase the most mindful products. Ah, that explains the Fish and Fur Wallet. According to the New York Times, the company is looking for store owners that can meet at least four sustainability requirements, such as providing carbon-neutral shipping and using renewable energy. "I know it's seems like an oxymoron that we have a series of stores and I'm saying consumerism is a problem," says Seven Planet co-founder John Friess. "We're a store that tells you 'don't buy from us.'" And miss out on those Fish and Fur Wallets? No chance.