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Shoosmiths to split finance and IT head role as director quits the law" />Shoosmiths' head of finance and IT Rosemary Kind has quit to pursue a career in writing after ushering the firm through an incredible four years' growth.
Since Kind joined the firm in 2000, Shoosmiths' average profit per equity partner (PEP) has risen an astonishing 94.3 per cent from £176,000 in 2001 to £342,000 in 2005. Turnover has increased 39.8 per cent from £43.5m to £60.8m over the same period.
Shoosmiths is to split Kind's position into two roles, with one person responsible for the IT department and another responsible for the finance department.
Chief executive Paul Stothard said the decision to split the role was inevitable as the job was becoming too big for one person.
Stothard said that Kind had been a "key part of the management team" and will be leaving "a strong legacy for her successors".
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Mosman, on the north shore of Sydney Harbour, encompasses some of the city's most spectacular real estate, palatial houses with swimming pools and wonderful views of the water, along with scenic beaches, coves and peninsulas.
The municipality, home to some of Australia's most voracious consumers, also has the dubious distinction of having one of the country's biggest "ecological footprints". And since Australians are near the top of the global league table for per capita carbon emissions, that means well-heeled Mosmanites are among the most destructive people on the planet.
Some time ago, Mosman outed itself, with the local council revealing that the average footprint of each resident was a massive 14.7 hectares, almost twice the Australian average, and more than six times the global average of 2.3 hectares.
If everyone in the world had a lifestyle similar to that of Mosman folk, a study shows, seven extra Earths would be required to provide the resources. And if the resources to support them had to be found locally, only 58 people would be able to live in Mosman. In fact, the population is 28,000.
So the mayor, Denise Wilton, determined to restore Mosman's good name. She lobbied the Nature Conservation Council, a state environment body, to pick the municipality as the site of a "community climate challenge", inviting residents to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions drastically.
Ms Wilton was successful, and the challenge will be officially launched tomorrow afternoon on the village green, with a barbecue, children's entertainment, "eco-stalls" and talks and demonstrations. Nearly 150 households have signed up, and the goal is to recruit 1,000 for the three-month pilot programme.
Those who agree will get a kit outlining ways they can green their homes and adopt a more sustainable lifestyle. They will be set specific goals, and stars will be awarded for ecologically sound behaviour. Limiting a shower to four minutes, for instance, or using a ceiling fan instead of air-conditioning, will earn one star. Parents who walk their children to school instead of driving them in gas-guzzling cars will earn three stars. So will executives who hold video-conferences rather than flying to other cities for meetings.
Four stars – the maximum – will be awarded for such activities as arranging a walking "school bus" with other parents. Raising funds to install solar panels at a local school will also earn four stars.
Mosmanites who have accumulated 35 or more stars by the end of June will have the chance to win prizes including a solar hot-water system and energy-efficient fridge. Mosman council itself is now collecting stormwater to irrigate parks and sporting grounds, and plans to be the first council in Australia to run all its street lights off green power.
The municipality saw off stiff competition from 14 other Sydney councils to be nominated as the venue for the climate challenge, which will be run in conjunction with the Nature Conservation Council, with state government funding.
"I put a really strong case to them," Ms Wilton said. "I said, 'Take us, because if Mosman can do it, anyone can'." She commissioned the carbon footprint study three years ago. The results came as "quite a shock, I have to say". When she published them, some constituents were "very angry that we had highlighted it, because it made Mosman look like a big consumer, but that is the reality".
She said: "We have the big cars, we have the big houses with few people living in them, we have the affluent lifestyle. We consume far too much, we buy too much. We also fly far too much, both for business and leisure. We must be among the highest consumers in the world; there's no use hiding that fact. By doing this challenge, we're admitting it and saying we want to do something to change it."
When the backlash died down, the council recruited six households as guinea pigs, and set them the task of reducing their footprints. It was the success of that exercise – the families collectively slashed 16 hectares over nine months – that made Mosman determined to take on the community-wide challenge.
Warren Yates, an engineer, and his wife, Judy, were among those who tested the ground. The couple live in a sizeable house in an area called Beauty Point. They run a large, family-sized car. The Yateses began by measuring their electricity, gas and fuel consumption, and then calculating their footprint. It was 7.7 hectares each, small for Mosman, but "embarrassingly large" by international standards. To reduce it, they began with simple measures requiring minimal lifestyle changes, what Mr Yates calls the "low-hanging fruit".
"The very first thing we did was cut back on water," he said. "We put in tanks, and changed the toilet cisterns to dual-flush. We replaced the washing machine and dishwasher with more efficient models, and also turned the thermostat down on the hot water, so we didn't need to use so much cold to mix it with. We took shorter showers, and used buckets to collect the water while we were waiting for it to get hot. Then we used it for drinking or washing up. We turned off the spare fridge, turned the computers to power-save mode, and replaced all the light bulbs with high- efficiency ones. We became much more conscious of lights and appliances left on for no particular reason, and didn't run the dishwasher until it was full."
Thencame the more difficult changes, in particular, sacrificing the convenience of driving to work. "We found out how to use public transport," said Mr Yates. And while he describes Sydney's public transport system as "woeful", he and his wife discovered that they got fitter just by walking to and from the bus stop. They also found the experience less stressful than driving, and enjoyed being able to read as they travelled.
The couple examined their purchasing habits. They began eating less meat, and avoided buying food that was out of season, or excessively packaged, or had travelled a long way. They borrowed books rather than buying them, and found a local business that upgraded computers and televisions that otherwise would have needed to be replaced. They planted a vegetable garden, and are now growing tomatoes and beans.
Recently, in the most expensive phase of the exercise, the Yateses installed solar panels. "We now generate more electricity than we use," Mr Yates said proudly. "It's a bit like losing weight. No one likes to live inefficiently, or make a bigger impact than you need to, and it's really just a case of knowing what things cause problems and doing something about it. And it's quite fun. I really became quite addicted to it. I got a little meter and looked at it every day to see how much energy we'd used, and figured out ways of reducing it quite dramatically. We set ourselves targets. It's like a game. After a while, we caught the bug. Rather like swimmers trying to improve their times, we found ourselves trying to improve our performance."
The couple reduced their water consumption by half, their electricity consumption by two thirds, and the mileage in their car by a quarter. Their footprint is now 5.9 hectares apiece.
"There's one thing we've not been successful in doing, and that's the biggest contributor of all," said Mr Yates. "We've got a daughter who lives in the UK, so we still fly over there once a year, which really makes a mockery of all the other things we're doing. But at least we're aware of it now."
Mosman is the first urban municipality to rise to the community climate challenge. Two other areas – the Clarence Valley, in northern New South Wales, and the Central Coast, north of Sydney – undertook it last year. The Nature Conservation Council is trying to secure funding to roll the scheme out across New South Wales, Australia's most populous state. Anne Miller, thecouncil's project co-ordinator, said: "People need to see they can make a difference as a community. They know climate change is happening, and they want to do something about it. Sometimes you just need the tools to get started, or to do more than you're doing already."
To those who pour scorn on the idea of awarding stars, she said: "Families have found it particularly engaging to do this together. The kids can see their progress and get rewarded immediately. It's a symbolic thing. It's about how much change you've made."
Ms Miller was diplomatic about Mosman's contribution to climate change. "I imagine that if other council areas were to commission a study, they might be surprised at the size of their footprint," she said.
Mr Yates believes he has gone as far as he can, and says that it is now up to the government to take action. "There's only so much ordinary people can do," he said. "We need a tax on carbon, and we need car travel to become much more expensive. We need a really stringent emissions trading scheme. We need it be much more economical to buy hybrid cars and put in solarpower." He added: "The Pope was talking recently about a new set of seven deadly sins, and I think this is the ethics of the 21st century. It's not about sex; it's about what we're all doing to the environment."
And how does he feel about his own achievements? "It's nice to walk lightly, and to feel as though you're having a really good life but not damaging the environment nearly as much as you could be."
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The duties of professional advisers whose clients have controlling interests in family companies can be extremely onerous when the clients want to make gifts inter vivos of part of the holding with the rest being given on death.
There are many traps for the unwary solicitor, barrister or accountant caused by the unforeseen consequences of altering the balance of control and losing the client the ability to secure the continuing availability of reliefs, such as business relief, in relation to the shares.
A common scenario involves a client trying to take advantage of PET (potentially exempt transfer) legislation and making a substantial gift of shares to the company controller's son. This act, however, could have serious consequences for the beneficiaries of the estate if the shares are disposed of by the donee and the client dies within seven years.
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There are also problems over losing control of a company because of family disagreements. For example, if the client and his son fall out and the son sells his shares and leaves the country, the consequences may be catastrophic. Or the son might not willingly sell his shares but be forced to sell them because of a divorce settlement.
To avoid these potentially disastrous problems, the solicitor or other adviser involved must ensure that not only the incidence of tax between the donee and the donor/estate is expressly provided for, but that the consequences of an unforeseen disposition and death are dealt with, perhaps by insurance or by making certain that any transaction which may take place after the gift cannot result in a serious deficiency in the estate. Obviously, if the solicitor fails to draw up a watertight agreement, substantial claims for negligence could be made against him.
So it is crucial that these cases are approached with great care. Advice to a client cannot deal with PETs and inter vivos transactions in isolation from the will and advice must be given in relation to the plans for the whole estate.
These considerations raise a question about the direction in which the courts seem to be moving in finding professional liability where none was thought to exist before.
First, why is it "just" to allow recovery by an action brought by one family member in negligence against the professional and his insurance company while also permitting another beneficiary from the family to retain a benefit which the donor/testator never intended him or her to receive. This appears to allow enrichment of the "family" in unjust circumstances. Perhaps there should be a restitutionary right granted against the recipient.
Second, the extended liability of professionals not only raises the cost of seeking legal advice to the public, but it may also restrict the availability of advice to the client if there is a possibility that it may cause liability problems.
Unfortunately, it is unlikely that a waiver or exemption from liability from the client will protect the lawyer from claimants after the client's death. It is also difficult to fully insure against such claims.
Bearing in mind the colossal claims being made against accountants and solicitors it is striking that organisations representing the professions are not pushing for changes which would restrict liability and keep claims within reasonable bounds.
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Who's the best doctor at BBLs on thin patients?
Hello! Just looking for a great doctor to do my BBL. I weigh 115-116. I really don't want implants. I'm very squared too so I think a bbl will give me the shape I want. I don't want a huge butt, just something nice that looks good with my body.
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Hello, and thanks for the question. I can't say whether there are doctors who specialize in thin patients specifically, but many of us have been performing this operation for years (I have been doing this for about 15 years). The way we do it has changed over the years as more was learned about how to harvest and inject fat successfully. So the process has evolved with time , and now has become more predictable. However, one thing has not changed--if you don't have enough fat this will limit the fullness of the buttock, and, at 116 lbs, you may or may not get the results you want.I routinely perform BBL's on thinner patients, but they all understand before surgery that they will not have dramatic "bubble butt" after the procedure. I estimate the amount of fat that can be liposuctioned from various areas, and 30-35% of this will actually be available for transfer into the buttock after removing excess fluid and connective tissue. If you weigh 116 lbs, for instance, and have some excess fat on the abdomen and hips and lower back, we may only be able to suction 1000-1200 cc's of fat (and this is purely an estimate, as we have no photos). This would then yield around 400 cc's of fat at best. That would give you 200 cc's per buttock, which is not a huge size difference, but may bring in some fullness in a more subtle way. A more significant augmentation would be in the 350-500 cc range per buttock, depending on your size/height. What may be the best part of a procedure like this is not the fat that is injected, but the shaping and slimming of the waistline.Best to go to a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in BBL's for a complete evaluation.I hope this helps!
Who's the best doctor at BBLs on thin patients?
Without any pictures provided it is impossible to tell if you are a candidate. I will tell you with years experience that implants will not give you a natural look and are up to 60% rejected from the body. Your own fat will be not rejected and give you that natural look and you will not loose the fat after your 6 months procedure. A "BBL" Brazilian butt lift harvest fat from areas ( Liposuction ) with the fat removed from the areas using your own fat it transfer to the buttocks and into the hips.The common donor sites for this procedure is your posterior waist/flanks, lateral thighs, back, waist, and anterior tummy. When you're looking for a cosmetic procedure you find a surgeon that has been certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Choose a board certified plastic surgeon who is highly experience in Brazilian Butt Lifts. choose one wisely. Many surgeons, including myself, offer online virtual consultations where you send us your photos and we can estimate the cost. and free Face to face consultation. Thank you for your question.
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1. Re: ZFS File SystemMark Musante-Oracle Sep 6, 2011 1:05 AM (in response to 837464)"zpool create" will create a pool of disks to use to create filesystems.
"zfs create" will create filesystems within the pool.
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Editorial: Vote, Part 1
We here at The East Providence Post and eastprovri.com have attempted to do our part to inform the electorate of the city as the Sept. 11 election approaches. We've reached out to the many candidates involved in the primary. We've attempted to engage them on some of the important issues of the day. And for the most part, in all modesty, we've succeeded in this effort.
With that in mind, there's only one thing left for our readers to do: VOTE!
There are no endorsements forthcoming, no thoughts on specific candidates, no words of wisdom.
What we encourage all of the East Providence electorate to do is be aware, know who is running, know where the candidates stand on those matters that mean most to you.
You can do that to a certain extent by reading this week's edition The Post, past issues of the paper or online at our site, www.eastprovri.com. In fact, we encourage you to do so.
But you can also do so by talking to your relatives, friends and neighbors, by becoming part of the process, by fostering a dialogue with them and everyone else you speak with from here until Tuesday and beyond.
The title of this editorial is "Vote, Part 1." The reason for that is obvious. Tuesday is just the first step in hopefully setting a prosperous plan for our future here in the city and at the State House. The next step, of course, comes Tuesday, Nov. 6, when the General Election takes place.
In between, we here at The Post will continue our efforts to discuss topics of note with the candidates, to continue to give our readers a window in the minds and beliefs of those who we select to serve us. We can do that and then some, but it's really up to you, the voter.
You will decide this Tuesday who will be the State Senator from District 14, who will be the Democratic candidates in the General for the State House of Representatives from both Districts 63 and 65, who will be the two candidates to run in November for City Council from Wards 2 and 3.
Voting is a privilege not to be taken lightly this or any other year, though the symbolism of this election date should not be lost on any of us.
Without being tired or trite, there is no better way to honor those lost on 9-11-01 than by performing one of the very rights our enemies so much despise; our ability to vote.
So do that Tuesday for those lost that day, for yourself and your community. Vote because it really does matter, not just to you, but also to the rest of us who are here and who have paid the price for our freedom.


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I walked down the familiar hallway, the smell of dance class on my nose. My carefully placed bun bobbed up and down, as I walked. I was not very exacted for this dance class. Why? Well, I had been dancing in the ballroom genre since I was seven, and my brother argged to take the class with me, and he sadly still does, but not this class.
The samba to me was easy, cause it was the first dance I entered in a Ballroom dance computation, and I kicked it's butt. But, Mother, primping me to be a prima ballerina, singed me up, so there I was.
"Hey, Carl." said Andi, a girl who I have danced with since I was little. I nodded, and made my way to the Conor so I could warm up.
"Hi Andi." I replied. I sat down on the ground and did a few butterflies, then sat in my splits.
"Okay, kids lets begin." said Julie, the dance teacher, and my sister. I got up, and stood by myself, waiting for my partner to be assigned.
Just then, a boy with slivery blonde hair entered the room. Julie fawned over him briefly, but he never took his eyes off me. Odd, I thought.
"Okay Damon, I'm going to put you with one of more advanced students, my sister Caroline." I waved and he walked over.
I stood with my hands on my hips, and slightly cursed my sister for putting me with new kid. Truly, I hated this class, and I was going to hate it even more now.
"Ok guys, you can sit down." Julie said, and we did. "We are going to do the routine to,
Eso Beso, or That kiss. I know most of you who have taken this before know that song, right?" Those who did, I included, nodded. "Good, now lets begin."


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A new contract for grass-cutting in Skye and Lochalsh will be awarded this Easter, Portree councillor Drew Millar said this week.
Woking-based firm ISS had their contract suspended late last year amid claims that local cemeteries were left uncut for long periods.
Mr Millar said ISS would be allowed to re-tender for the work but added that the new contract would be a lot "tighter" than the old one.
"Much more will be expected from the self-monitoring process and of course the council will be carrying out their own verification checks," he said.
Last week Highland Council's Skye, Ross and Cromarty area committee gave members the opportunity to look back over the year to see how the contractor and in-house operators had performed and discuss the required standards specified in the grounds maintenance agreement.
A report highlighted the fact that from April to December a total of 180 notices were issued for breaches of standards from a total of 41,249 tasks. Sixty per cent of these breaches were rectified.
During the debate members discussed issues including the challenge of ensuring a consistent approach across the whole area, the importance of monitoring work and the processes for doing this. They also put forward suggestions as to how the system for submitting and following up complaints could be better carried out.
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They were the sleepy 'burbs with big backyards where nothing much ever changed. Now they're the epicentre of housing market activity.
Houses in the middle-ring suburbs are changing hands faster than anywhere else, and their long-time owners are more likely than inner-city sellers to get their asking price.
An analysis prepared for the Weekend AFR by RP Data has identified the top and bottom performing suburbs in each capital city based on a combination of how long homes are taking to sell and how much owners have to lower their original asking price.
As the housing market slows and buyers become more choosy, the aim is to identify which areas are likely to better hold their value. The fast movers are no longer the trendy inner-ring "villages" like Sydney's Paddington, Melbourne's Kew or Brisbane's Paddington.
They are less fashionable suburbs more than 10 kilometres from the city centre like Carlingford and Regents Park in Sydney, Burwood and Mount Waverley in Melbourne, Coopers Plains and Fitzgibbon in Brisbane and Padbury and Carine in Perth.
Their median price is typically below the city average and they have relatively good transport infrastructure. "They are areas that once may have had some sort of stigma attached to them," says RP Data head of research Tim Lawless. "As the population grows and the urban sprawl pushes out you find those characteristics are overlooked by a lot of buyers and they like to buy on location rather than historic level of popularity."
Three pillars of last year's hot housing market have since been removed. People buying their first home are no longer handed tens of thousands of dollars by federal and state governments. Mortgage rates are much higher and look like they will increase further. And restrictions on foreign investment in housing are thought to have hosed down a big source of demand in Melbourne and Sydney.
The result is a slower market where buyers are likely to weigh their choices more carefully.
The evidence is that this shift is favouring property that is more affordable. RP Data-Rismark's August home value index found prices fell nationally for a third month in a row, with the greatest falls seen by the most expensive 20 per cent of houses.
Brisbane's hottest suburb according to RP Data is Fitzgibbon, which is 14 kilometres north of the CBD and on a train line. There is lot of new building on properties of 400-odd square metres, generally of smaller homes than in surrounding areas.
Real estate agent John Lin, who runs the Harcourts franchise in neighbouring Aspley, said four-bedroom brick houses in Fitzgibbon are selling for around $450,000, about the same as 2007 prices, while values have fallen in surrounding suburbs.
"As early as four years ago no one really knew where Fitzgibbon was," Lin says. "[Now] most of the people buying in the area seem to be younger professionals, most of them working in the city. When I'm working on buyers the key is the train station." They are looking for a better deal than more established suburbs, he says, with houses $100,000 cheaper on average than inneighbouring Aspley.
In Sydney's Auburn and surrounding suburbs you can pick up an old weatherboard or fibro house for about $480,000, which may explain why homes in nearby suburbs like Regents Park and Berala are selling quickly without much discounting.
VJ Ray managing director Leon Pollard just sold a two-bedroom home on a 620-square metre block for $589,000, well above the $473,000 reserve.
"That's what's in demand, it's houses on big blocks of land where you could walk to the station," he says. "The buyers had the intention to rent for a while and build a new house later on."
Those who don't head for the suburbs are competing for inner-city apartments. The places where units move the fastest are those with smaller apartment projects and a limited supply of land, like Balmain and Rozelle in Sydney, where funky warehouse conversions prevail, or riverside Paddington in Brisbane.
Meanwhile, some hot unit markets are coming off the boil, like Melbourne's St Kilda, where properties are spending almost 70 days on the market. Buyers are apparently flocking to St Kilda East, where the $446,000 median price is a little cheaper, with properties selling within 40 days.
"St Kilda is one of the most popular unit suburbs to buy in Melbourne," Lawless says. "There is that classic ripple effect where people are thinking maybe St Kilda East is better value, or looking further afield."
Another element of the equation is that people are having more babies, according to ANZ economist Paul Braddick. Birth rates have been rising for several years now. However, he doubts middle and outer areas will perform well in the medium term. They are likely to be hit hardest by an expected rise in interest rates, with home owners in those areas generally putting a greater proportion of their income into mortgage repayments.
"Our general view is over the next 18 months the further out suburbs and lower-income areas where interest rates will hurt, that's where we will see most of the risk to prices," Braddick says.
Those same factors could see inner-city property return to favour in the new year, says McGrath Estate Agents managing director John McGrath. Prestige property buyers are less affected by affordability and more closely linked with the sharemarket. He believes inner-city property will be stronger after Christmas.
"As the sharemarket rises I will be very surprised if we don't see more aggressive buying in suburbs closer to the CBD," he says.
When global markets went into freefall, buyers in Paddington hardly blinked. By February 2009 things were moving again and through the year run-down terraces were selling above expectation. Not any more. It is now the city's worst-performing suburb for houses, according to RP Data. Properties are spending an average 75 days on the market and sellers are lowering their initial price by an average of 10 per cent. It shares the dubious honour with Mosman, Manly and Strathfield, all expensive suburbs where relatively affordable properties were quickly snapped up last year.
McGrath says sellers in those suburbs got ahead of themselves. "Late last year and in the first quarter of this year we saw very strong demand in those areas," he says."What comes with this is that vendor expectations get higher. "We saw the market correct and contract over the most recent six months we've been through."
Those moving the fastest were Newington, Kurnell and Narraweena, all more than 13 kilometres from the city centre.
"We're seeing a slight cooling of that buying in the inner city and more people looking to the next ring of suburbs," McGrath says.
When there is action in the inner ring, it is for apartments in areas like harbourside Balmain, Rozelle, Dulwich Hill and Crows Nest, all suburbs less than 8km from the CBD. But not so for apartments in the city centre and in The Rocks and Ultimo, where apartments were slower to sell and discounted more heavily. So were apartments in some areas that have seen a sudden increase in high-density development, like Alexandria in the inner south and Killara on the north shore.
Balmain estate agent Lynsey Kemp, of Sarah Lorden Real Estate, says the market is quieter than normal for this time of year, but two-bedroom apartments with the right price tag were popular. One-bedroom apartments and larger apartments priced above $1 million were slower to move.
There is a fundamental tenet that many Melbourne home buyers obey, and many more aspire to.
"Head east" is the homebuyers' motto, and there's a lot of east in Melbourne. An inner ring of eastern suburbs have been sought after destinations for decades: Toorak, Hawthorn, Malvern and Camberwell.
But the price surge over the past year has dashed the hopes of house hunters and pushed them further east, says Real Estate Institute of Victoria spokesman Robert Larocca.
So it is no surprise that Burwood and next-door Mt Waverley, both sitting squarely in Melbourne's eastern belt of aspiration, are this year's hottest markets, with median prices of $750,000, according to the RP data analysis.
"Burwood at times in the last year topped our list for the highest growth," says Larocca. "That is simply a factor of its location. It's the next one on from Camberwell."
Not surprisingly, the suburbs those buyers left behind – Kew and Balwyn – were the cooler markets in the past year as their medians surged above $1.4 million. "Our more expensive suburbs have suffered quite large drops on demand, just simply because they have gone through 18 months of quite incredible price growth and demand has now levelled out. But it has levelled out at prices that are higher than have ever been paid before. The market has found its new levels there."
Barry Plant, principal of Barry Plant Real Estate, knows the east well. In Burwood, where he was born, good schools, the presence of Deakin University and overseas buyers from Asia have combined to create a "pressure point" that is driving the market.
And in Mt Waverley good schools and a railway line are key features, Plant says. More importantly, the area is undergoing significant turnover from the generation that moved in en masse in the 1950s and 1960s.
Big 900 square metre and 1100 sq m blocks are common. They are worth $1 million and buyers are building million-dollar mansions on them, says Plant. "There is a massive generational handover going on there. If you dig down into the sales, you will find a lot of deceased estates in there."
If you catch a ferry down the Brisbane River past South Brisbane you can see the finishing touches being made that tell the story of frenetic residential unit development.
However, a $415,000 unit at South Brisbane will take you, on average, about 72 days to sell, and when you do it will probably make about 10 per cent less than you asked for it, according to research house RP Data. The suburb is one of the worst performing markets in the country, despite having 137 units sold in the past 12 months.
South Brisbane is a good gauge of performance in Brisbane's unit and housing market as it seems the timing of development in each suburb has an impact on its success.
Collier International marketing and research analyst Lachlan Walker says timing means everything even in a suburb that is gentrifying. "A lot of residential units were launched at the peak of the market and so some people who purchased them might be looking to get out at about the same level or a bit below. . . it's just the cyclical nature of real estate here."
On the other end of the spectrum, units in Brisbane's south-east suburb of Carindale are selling very well. Australand Property Group's general manager of the Queensland residential division, Richard Fulcher, has only nine apartments left for sale in the group's Solito project at Carindale.
They are priced from $602,000, which is more than $100,000 above the median unit price. "The pricing is actually competitive to the established housing around it," Fulcher says. "We have seen a significant number of buyers from the area come from houses to apartments which have lower maintenance requirements and it's more the older bracket of buyers too – more the 50-plus."
The demand for units could also be one of the reasons why the asking prices for houses haven't been reached in Brisbane.
An increasing number of units are being built in Newfarm, the worst-performing housing market by suburb in Brisbane. The average price for a house is just over $1 million but it will take over two months to sell and you will probably get 10 per cent less than you asked for.
RPData's Lawless says most people are looking in middle-ring suburbs.
"Suburbs like Fitzgibbon and Coopers Plains have been largely overlooked until now because they might have something like light industrial in the area but that is changing because of urbanisation."
It's one of the trendiest locations in Perth, but houses in Fremantle are languishing on the market for an average of 60 days before selling at more than a 12 per cent discount to the asking price.
"It took the Fremantle market a while to cotton on to the fact that we were no longer in a boom," says Hayden Groves, principal at Fremantle-based real estate Dethridge Groves.
Fremantle is accompanied near the bottom of RP Data's performance tables by the nearby suburbs of White Gum Valley and Beaconsfield, where sellers can expect their properties to stay on the market for a couple of months before taking an 8 per cent-plus discount on their asking price.
It's an unfamiliar position for the southern suburb, which has historically outpaced the rest of the market. But after prices rocketed there, buyers can now purchase homes far closer to the city for less than Fremantle's median house price of $865,000.
Meanwhile, Perth's northern corridor is proving popular, with houses at Padbury being snapped up after an average of just 20 days with less than a 3 per cent discount to asking prices.
Gavin Hegney, of property valuers Hegney Property Group, says older houses on large blocks are proving good value in the northern corridor.
"You are near infrastructure, plus you have rezoning potential," Hegney says. "Buyers are getting a lot of value for money."
Another northern corridor suburb, Woodvale, is near the top of the RP Data tables with houses selling at an average discount of 2.5 per cent.
The median price of the houses that are selling quickly, such as Padbury at $480,000, is far lower than the suburbs where houses are moving slowly, such as Applecross at $1.67 million.
Inner-city Perth apartments are by far the laggards of the apartment sector, with sellers receiving more than a 14 per cent discount on their asking prices after waiting an average of 62 days to sell them.
Hegney says this is largely a reflection of the abundance of inner-city stock on the market but he says anecdotally there are bargains to be had after eyeing one upmarket two-bedroom apartment next to King's Park for $680,000.
The family money which underwrites Adelaide's grand, period homes is said to be older than the sandstone of their construction.
But now, with a change of heart (and lending policy) from the banks, a number of top-end vendors are being forced to sell.
Real Estate in North Adelaide, Norwood and to a lesser extent Henley Beach has been languishing on the market as vendors hold out for prices more akin to sales earlier in the year, according to RP Data.
"Blue-chip inner suburbs will still attract a number of buyers providing the vendor's price aligns with the market," says Toop and Toop's Anthony Toop. "But if the pricing isn't spot on, the properties are sitting there forever," he says.
RP Data says homes in Glen Osmond are spending an average of 107 days on the market.
RP Data has named the fringe suburbs of St Mary's, Brahma Lodge and Oakden as the areas with the strongest growth potential.
"All of these suburbs are relatively affordable compared with the areas surrounding them," Toop says.
Propell National Valuers managing director Kel Spencer says Adelaide is one of the most sprawling cities in the world and as a result suburbs like St Mary's are under pressure to subdivide.
"St Mary's features large allotments of between 800 and 900 square metres, lots of old homes built in the '50s, fibros and housing trusts homes," he says. "There's people looking at buying into St Mary's with a view to achieving reasonable capital growth all within five or six kilometres of the city."
But Spencer says suburbs where auctions are the primary method of sale provide the best overview of the market. "If you look at a suburb like Millswood, we have seen land values increase from about $1000 to $1500 per square metre over the past 12 to 18 months," he says. "The area is undergoing a reasonable amount of development as the baby-boomer generation knocks down older homes and spends somewhere between $1.5 million and $2.5 million as an all-up package."
But this same demographic may have caused a spike in multimillion-dollar property listings this spring.
Brock Real Estate managing director Michael Brock says some people are finding themselves under financial pressure although few vendors are expressing their true need to sell. "We don't find out the genuine reason for sale, and while we're not aware of banks stepping in and taking over I think there is pressure being put on people," he says.
Canberra's strong employment base has kept the demand for units and housing steady with faster sales and better prices than most other cities.
When selling a unit in Canberra vendors can expect, on average 5.9 per cent less than they were originally asking, ahead of Sydney, which sees a shortfall of 5.2 per cent.
Amalgamated Property Group principal Graham Potts has sold all 479 units in his Oracle development in the north Canberra area of Belconnen.
"We have had to negotiate and that's the benefit of being in a good market," Potts says. He says there is still some oversupply in units priced in the million dollar or more range but that those in the affordable market are still selling with ease. "The one-bedroom units in and around Kingston or near the city in the $450,000 range are still selling pretty quickly."
The affordability of residential property is also driving Canberra's market. RP Data's Lawless says there is a trend toward better-performing housing markets in the suburbs outside a 10-kilometre radius of Canberra's CBD.
"Affordability is the main driver at the moment because Canberra is the second most expensive city to buy your house in Australia after Sydney," he says. "The median is still $540,000 and so the improvement is in the outer suburbs like Macgregor and Holt, where it's more affordable."
LJ Hooker agent Jeff Shortland says his experience in selling a three-bedroom former government home in Holt was a surprise. "We expected low $400,000s but we sold it within seven days for $430,000. The number of people who came through helped the price so, really, the only people who get in the way are the banks. If interest rates go up I think property in Canberra will probably flatline."
Lawless says Canberra is now regarded as a buyer's market.
"We are seeing the level of negotiation and time creeping upwards," he says, "The final price was only 2.9 per cent below the asking price this time last year but now it's 5.9 per cent, which is definitely evidence for the market swing towards the buyer."
He says potential buyers should stick close to the inner city and social precincts that provide easy access to work and a variety of social offerings.
Hobart has always looked affordable from the perspective of the mainland markets.
And it is affordability more than anything else driving the churn in Hobart's northern belt.
Moonah and West Moonah – where the median prices are $266,000 and $300,000 respectively – are the best-performing points in the market, according to RP Data's analysis.
Adrian Kelly, principal of View Tasmania and a vice-president at the Real Estate Institute of Tasmania, is not surprised. "The reason those sorts of suburbs are showing up is because the sales volume is down in West Hobart, North Hobart and Battery Point."
The northern suburbs are well-serviced and traditionally blue-collar areas, Kelly says. "That area is also still quite popular among the investor market because your rental returns are quite good. If you are only paying $250,000 for a property you can still pick up 6 per cent or 7 per cent return without any problem. But you won't get the same capital growth over five to 10 years.
West Hobart, with a median of $440,000, is ranked as the coolest market in RP Data's analysis. But Kelly is tipping it will pick up in coming months.
"You can walk to the CBD in five minutes and you still get good water views from most properties up there.
"There are good, brick Federation-style homes. It's quite affordable and is the next most popular suburb, once you get out of Sandy Bay."
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text: The Old Jack Crow wiki last edited by njg5595 on 03/02/15 09:50PM View full history OriginJack Crow was known as the Indian Trapper and lived alone in the woods of Stone Lake, Manitoba. It was there he first encountered creatures of the Rot. They burned him alive and as Jack ran into the swamp the Green took him in and transformed him into their new Swamp Thing.CreationOld Jack Crow was created by writer Jeff Lemire and penciller Timothy Green II.Major Story ArcsEndless RotAs Jacob Mullin is attacked by the Rot, Swamp Thing, Old Jack Crow, saves him and returns him to the safety of his home. Once Jacob recovers, Jack grows a plant, tears it off and feeds it to Jacob which explains to him how he came to be and his role in the balance between the Red, the Green and the Rot. Jacob panics and flees back to his hometown and family however once he arrives most of them have been transformed by the Rot. Jack erupts from the ground with massive vines and saves Jacob again. Jacob finds his son and some townspeople hiding in a church as the Rot begins to mass before them. Led by the Hunters Two, the Rot face off against Swamp Thing and Jacob as the new Animal Man. Swamp Thing and Animal Man defeat the Rot. Later at the graves of Jacobs wife and daughter, Jack grows beautiful flowers on their headstones. To MonstersDeath of Old Jack CrowOld Jack Crow finds a little girl lost in a deep snowstorm and alone near his cabin deep in the woods of Manitoba, Canada, so he takes her in until she recuperates. She came all the way to find the "green man". Old Jack Crow is told of the horrific cold that is killing everything slowly, but instead of the little girl wanting it to stop, her true form is revealed as Anton Arcane grotesquely bursts out of her skin. In the surprise, the Swamp Thing doesn't manage to put up a decent fight before Arcane bites his head off, killing him instantly. Arcane recalls how that particular Swamp Thing was not "the first avatar of the Green or the Red that I have killed, but his death was most enjoyable..."


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"You repeat the same mistake! I keep telling you, pay attention!"
This line served solely to punctuate the yelp of pain which preceded it; wood clattered against wood shortly after.
"I am! How can you expect me to follow your advice when it feels like my wrist hangs by a thread?" Another voice spat back venomously. The expansive confines of the Room of Trials had been uncommonly excited that day, despite the lone couple being its sole occupants. Heavy oak dragged across the lacquered timbers which comprised its floor.
"You think that by going about your swordplay differently, you'll learn better? Let me ask you," With such a voice of authority and position of superiority over the other, this man could be nothing less than his instructor. "If I'd had been a serious threat, you'd have no wrist left to complain about!"
What followed was an almost dizzying display; wooden blades clashed and cracked against one another. Each fencer took their time on the offense. Backwards and forwards they went, the grunts and gasps of exertion became echoes off the dull ebony bricks which surrounded them. Once again, wood clashed with the floor, as did flesh; what was left on the floor was a crumpled pile of aches and pains, gasps and groans, reddened flesh and leather. The tutor's extended foot began to slowly pull back.
"… And if I'd have been an Orc, you'd be dead right now." Despite the constant back and forth, the gloating man's breathing hadn't changed in the slightest. It was still reserved, dignified and calm – an irony considering who it came from. He was more bear than man, thick, gruff tufts of hair covering almost every inch of his face. His hair wasn't much better, a tangled mess of near ginger curls cascading down beyond his shoulders, which had moved little during his duel. Deep lines peeked out from behind this facial topiary – some the signs of age, some of action – which were all the more visible as he extended a calloused palm to his inferior. After a few seconds of deserved limpness, his chest raising and falling heavy enough to displace the leathers which covered his chest, the much younger student reached outwards, clasping firmly and dragging himself to his feet with grunt. It felt like his lungs were crammed up against his tonsils.
"You think too much with your sword. You'd be surprised just how much a well-timed foot can achieve," His chest seemed to retreat again at the mere mention, enough so to bring about a smirk from the aged instructor. "Still, we've been at this long enough. I'm still not sure what's keeping your Mistress, but I'm sure she'll be here soon. Get yerself something to eat, Mori."
"With pleasure, Berson." It came across near spiteful, the leather of his sleeves pushed up just enough to allow him to rub at the black and red welts which were developing. A hearty chuckle was all that accompanied him on his way out.
The corridors of Ebon Wyrm Hold were nothing to be scoffed at. At least thirty feet, each was a cavernous mass of black rock and lacquered wood, each leading pathways as eldritch and baffling as the mind and hands which brought about their creation. Barely twenty years had taken their toll on the stonework, leaving in every hidden corner cracks and webs, each had long since become the home to every manner of insect which sought shelter. It was a stark parallel to the life they led, enough to bring a casual sigh from the young man before the still thumping pain in his wrist brought him back; it had a curiously effective way of helping one prioritize their thoughts.
Three corridors later and the architecture got no more familiar. It was always the way. Eighteen years and still his mind refused to decipher the labyrinthine structure of hallways which led every way a man could possibly dream. In this case, it had led him further upwards than he'd intended, ending at the entrance to the Master's Quarters. It wasn't hard to mistake them; barely three footsteps into the new hallway exposed the youth to the multitudes of artwork which clung to the walls, in particular, a deep red cloth which hung the entirety of the corridor's length. Meter after meter fell beneath his now eager pace, exposing more and more of what was obviously becoming a tapestry to past glories. Black stitching flecked with gold decorated its entirety, detailing points of interest which to the untrained eye held no rhyme nor reason; figures of men stood side-by-side, yet several which dwarfed their companions by five, even ten times their height! Scaled beasts spewing intricately weaved clouds of flame, some with wings, some without. One stretched the length of a woven sea, another paling in length but spouting several identical heads and teeth, which if the proportions were accurate, were well beyond that of a man's arm. Still, what caught his attention most was-
"Mmh! Who-" The voice was enough to snap him free of his casual enthrallment, body jerking backwards, head snapping upwards at a sharp incline. The face which looked back at him – more down on him, than anything – was impossible to mistake. Pristine white skin, delicate as porcelain and looking just as fragile. Back length hair, pitch black and perfectly straight, framing the casually developing scowl perfectly. Her eyes were a stoic brown, but it was hard not to imagine them becoming an intense red at that moment.
"Mistress, I," He barely managed to exclaim before a delicate palm came down, quite unceremoniously slapping him across the back of his head without missing a beat, scattering his scruffy black hair aside with a yelp.
"Have you become a Master since I left, childe?" She spoke simply; not a hint of anger, just practiced intent. It took a good few seconds for it to dawn on him what she meant, before suddenly shuffling, stumbling back just enough to get within her view, slamming a steel-toed boot to the floor, hand clasped at his chest – suddenly, he remembered Berson's lessons just half an hour prior – before proclaiming:
"My apologies, Mistress! How was your pilgrimage?" He seemed to have covered his back well enough, her face softening just enough to take that intent stare off of his person, turning and walking from him. Agreeing to her unspoken beckons in kind, he quickly fell in step with her, following by her side.
"The Men of Ice are just as stubborn and resilient as ever; both in body and mind." She gave a small breath, her equivalent of an exasperated sigh. "They refuse to sponsor us, still. Several Initiates fell. Only three of them still linger with the Valkyries. What are Elves doing this far North?" It was a question meant for herself, the youth who trailed at her heels at a loss for words.
"Your guess is as good as mine, Mistress; why weren't the others informed? You've told me multiple times that,"
"That you need some practical experience? Don't think I'm as forgetful as you are, Initiate. If I had thought you were ready, I would have summoned you. Were you summoned?" She took a moment to pause, giving him a casual glance, giving him time to think – it wasn't needed.
"No," He finally admitted, with a hint of defeat in his voice.
"Then I don't think you are ready." She pointed out, succinctly. Her train of thought continued aloud. "It may have simply been one of the fledgling towns attached to Vargrheim, but I would have thought that supernals so close to a major city-state would have at least provoked some semblance of common sense from that ignorant Jarl. Their stubborn isolation, what they feel has protected them for so long, will be their downfall; the city shall be their frozen tomb." An exasperated breath freed itself from her once more, with a pitying shake of her head. "Regardless, I've had some time to make my recommendations. Against my greater judgment, you, Initiate Mori, are being officially transferred to Mjolnir Corp. I expect you on time at the feast hall at daybreak. We have a long day ahead of us. I will be your mentor indefinitely, along with two of your fellow Initiates."
He hadn't a chance to reply to a single point she had made. What could be mistaken for a spark of excitement was apparently picked up by her, as their timed steps ceased to echo outside the reserved hustle and bustle of the feast hall. A hidden grin graced her lips for the first time he could remember.
"I'd highly recommend you take some time to work on your pathfinding skills, childe. If you have such troubles finding your evening meal in your own home, I don't hold out much hope of you navigating the Deadmarshes."


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 30, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas Inside I Abby......................................2C Classifieds............................1-100 Comics...................... 6C Ufestyle .........................1-5C Forum................... 6A Local/State............................4A Movies..................................2C Records ...................7A Sports................................1*3B Today .........................2A Stocks ......... 4B www.herald-zeitung.com a 56825 00002 s Unfortunate loss Special section Herald-Zeitung's annual "Horizons" special section takes a look at how rapid growth is reshaping our community./lnside 300 brave weather for Gartenfest/3A Lifestyle Mission City Cat Club's annual show April 5-6 at Civic Center/1 C New Braunfels SUNDAY March 30/ 2003 32 pages in 5 sections ■■■pp* ■*■■■■■ 32 pages in 5 sectic Herald-Zeitung I Vol 152, No. 117Serving New Braunfels and Comal County since 1852 $1.00 24-hour TV grids to be published each day Beginning today the Herald-Zeitung is including as part of its daily package 24-hour television grids. Each Sunday's edition will include both the Sunday and Monday TV grids. The decision comes after weeks of discussions held to determine how the newspaper can best serve the needs of its readers in coverage of television and entertainment news. Moving the TV grids to the daily newspaper means the "Leisure" section will no longer appear in the Sunday newspaper. "We realize that many of our loyal readers wiU miss the Leisure section," said Managing Editor Gary E. Maitland. "But having the 24-hour TV grids run daily instead of once a week means readers no longer have to rely upon Leisure for that information." But Maitland stressed the non-TV content that appeared in Leisure has not been lost in the change. "Take a look at today's Lifestyle section, we think you'd be pleased," said Maitland. Glenn Dromgoole's 'Texas Reads" column, Dale Martin's music column and the feature story that normaUy appears in Leisure have all been moved into the expanded Lifestyles section. And Stammtisch can be found on Page SA. "We were able to make the changes without sacrificing any of our regular features," said Maitland. County won't budge on annual pet vaccinations By Ron Maloney Staff Writer The Texas Department of Health has relaxed requirements for rabies vaccinations to once every three years, but don't look for any change in local regulations. New Braunfels veterinarians Mike Dougherty of Creek View Veterinary Clinic and Mark Rowley of Loop 337 Veterinary Clinic, representing the Comal County Veterinary Medical Association, asking county commissioners to retain the former standard calling for yearly vaccination. Commissioners took no action and are not likely to schedule the question'on a future agenda, meaning that Comal County's more restrictive, one-year inoculation interval would stand. In New Braunfels, Assistant City Manager Don Ferguson said Friday t he city is reviewing its ordinance. "We've been on the one-year period for years and See PET SHOTS/10A Iraq threatens to take war to soils of US By CALVIN WOODWARD Associated Press Writer U.S. warplanes attacked Baghdad's defenders with bombs and strafing fire Saturday in a thunderous prelude to a ground assault. Iraqis inflicted a new clanger on the allies — a deadly suicide attack — and threatened to kill Americans on U.S. soil. In Baghdad, Washington and along the war's many fronts, the talk was all of climactic battles to come. We are now fighting the most des- See WAR ON IRAQ/5 A DAVID INGRAM/Herald-Zeiuing Cecil Neuse (above, right) comforts Linda Soechting as she and her daughter-in-law, Kyla Lawrence, watch as New Braunfels firefighters extinguish a fire Saturday at her Cedar Grove home. The fire was believed to have started when aerosol spray from a silk plant cleaner came in contact with a candle flame. Below, New Braunfels Fire Department Engineer Leslie Wyatt helps Jason Wallace exchange his oxygen tank while they were battling the blaze. No one was injured. Candle flame ignites aerosol cleaner, catches house ablaze By Ron Maloney Staff Writer An accidental fire heavily damaged a home Saturday in a subdivision off Farm-to-Market Road 1863. Deputy Comal County Fire Marshal Wayne Ellington said the home of Linda Soechting, located in the 2200 block of Cedar Grove, was heavily damaged in the fire, which he ruled accidental. "She was spraying silk flowers with an aerosol designed to clean the dust off of them," Ellington said. "She had a candle by the flowers, and the aerosol was apparently flammable because it ignited and burned the flowers. She couldn't put it out and the fire got out of control. 'There was nothing suspicious. The house is probably an 85 percent loss. See BURNED OUT/10A K. JESSIE SLATEN/Herald-Zeitung Shelly and Brian Culp are trying to keep things normal for their children Clay, 10, and Kelsey, 7, before Brian leaves for the Mideast. Shelly says the military has told her to expect Brian to be gone for six months to one year. Emotions run gamut for wife, family of soldier bound for Iraq By Sean Bowlin Staff Writer Shelly Gulp tries not to watch too much TV. She prefers not to dwell on the war with Iraq. For her, it's all too personal. This week, Shelly's Army husband is shipping out to Kuwait, eventually bound for the battlefields of Iraq. 'When you're an Army wife, you're supposed to be strong. That's what I'm doing," she said. "But theres lots of emotions — I'm sad, scared, sick and very proud and excited." Shelly, a 1988 graduate of Canyon High School, said husband Brian, an 11-year soldier and sergeant who works in vehicle communications in the Fourth Infantry Division at Ft. Hood, is scheduled to fly to Kuwait as early as Monday. From there, he'll deploy to Iraq. The couple, who married in October 2001 and moved to New Braunfels on Feb. 15 from Ft. Hood, was just get- See DEPLOYMENT/5A Texas AG: Bulverde moves were legal By Ron Maloney Staff Writer AUSTIN — Controversial moves this past September that would have enabled the City of Bulverde to avoid a special election to fill two council vacancies were legal, Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has ruled. Abbott issued his opinion Wednesday. On Aug. 28, 2002, amid factional council strife, Mayor Bev Lemes and Alderman Warren Alston resigned along with three other city officials, including Road Commissioner Philip Thomason. Acting Mayor Mal Mc-Clinehie consulted with City Attorney Mayo Galindo and then accepted the resignations individually, arguing that a resignation isn't a resignation until it's accepted. That meant that technically and legally only one opening — the one involving the accepted resignation — existed at a time, the city argued. The move would have enabled McCiinchie to avoid a special election because the law says a general law city can fill a single council vacancy bjrappointment, but must fill two by election. Charlie Baetz was appointed to fill Alston's term, but McCiinchie took no immediate action on the mayors position while legal questions were reviewed. The machinations in Bulverde attracted widespread attention. One faction submitted a petition to Comal County seeking to have commissioners'court force Bulverde to conduct the special election. McCiinchie said he would — and did — call a special election in November without the county forcing one. Comal County District Attorney Dib Waldnp, disagreeing with Galindo's reading of the law, sought an attorney general's opinion that both sides agreed to abide by. In the end, it was a moot point because McCiinchie called the election that saw Planning and Zoning Commission Chairman Bill Cole elected mayor. 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