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The implementation or this General Development Plan consists of both public and private action. These actions include initiation of a capital improvement program, improvement of the community appearance, and the use of regulatory controls.
Some people may view the General Development Plan as a program for spending more money than might otherwise be spent in public improvements. This is not the case. The improvements that are shown in the Plan are all designed to show how Township funds should be spent in the future in the best interest of the Township and at the lowest possible cost. The Capital Improvements Program presented here is framed in full recognition of the need to avoid excessive tax increases in Teaneck Township. On the other hand, it recognizes the need for the Township to improve basic community facilities and maintain a high level of services in order to maintain the desirability of the Township as a place to live and work. Probably the greatest value of a Capital Improvements Program is in the development of a priority plan for the accomplishment of certain community objectives. A suggested six-year plan has been worked out in which the most important of these objectives can be achieved during this period with only a nominal increase in the annual appropriation to the Capital Improvements Fund.
The six-year Capital Improvements Program does not include all the proposals incorporated in the Genera! Development Plan. These include:
- The costs attached to any improvements in the public school plant.
- The development of existing and proposed recreation areas such as Pomander Walk Park, Argonne Park and Playfield, the Hackensack Riverfront Park and the Public Works site as a playfield might more suitably be provided for in an increased annual appropriation for the Parks and Playground Account.
- The development of municipal swimming facilities, when they are advanced as a definite municipal undertaking, should be financed by the issuance of revenue bonds.
- The various major traffic and street improvements affecting State or County routes are anticipated for implementation by the respective jurisdiction, if and when agreement is reached on the need.
- Teaneck is eligible for State aid on the acquisition of any proposed parklands such as the Hackensack Riverfront Park. The Planning Board recommends application for this aid.
The street improvement program, one of the major items in the Capital Improvements Program, is based upon the annual maintenance program of the Public Works Department. It does not include the annual expenditures for the construction of new streets nor those that have never been properly improved according to Township standards. This latter street improvement program is based primarily upon resident petition and is, of course, directly assessable to the homeowners on the particular street.Another item not reflected in Table 1 is the improvements to the storm drainage system. A comprehensive long-range program is presently being prepared and will be released in the near future.
|Table 1
|Recommended Six Year Capital Improvements Programs, Teaneck Township, 1963-1968
|Street Improvements
|Fire Dept. -- Misc. Equipment
|Public Works -- Misc. Equipment
|Fire Alarm system Improvement
|Parking Lots*
|Hackensack River Parkland
|Sagamore Avenue -- Grayson Place Bridge
|Kipp Street -- Vandelinda Avenue Bridge
|West Englewood Fire Station
|West Englewood Branch Library
|Morningside Terrace Fire Station
|Air-conditioning. Main Library
|Tax Maps, Assessor
|Morningside Terrace Branch Library
|New Public Works Garage & Warehouse
|Total Expenditure
|* Numbers refer to the parking lots described in the Circulation Plan.
|** This figure does not indicate the cost of acquisition; Township presently leases the building.
The total estimated costs of the capital improvement are $2,279,000. This figure includes improvements which have been suggested by Township officials as well as proposals set forth by the Planning Board as to which improvements should be built first, and which should be deferred to a later date. The program suggested for the 1963-1968 period is shown in Table 1.
The capital budgeting process involves an annual reassessment of the future; the principal factors being the tax base, the debt situation and the relative priority of projects. The Planning Board will review all aspects of the program and recommend to the Manager and Council a schedule for the following six years. The system should eliminate most "emergencies" and their resulting tax increases due to a bunching of necessary projects. The schedule also provides an opportunity to achieve a better climate of understanding about which projects are most important and the Township's ability to pay.
The various improvements in the six-year program are proposed to be financed solely on a pay-as-you-go basis. In order to finance in this manner, payments into the Township's Capital improvement Fund are proposed in Table 2.
Although this program is a reasonable one, it does not purport to be the exact program to be followed over the coming six-year period. It should, rather, serve as a guide for the annual preparation of a six-year program.
|Table 2
|Annual Capital Improvement Fund Payments
|Payment To Fund
|Yearly Expenditure
|Unexpended Balance
Zoning is a legal and administrative tool for land use and density control related to the objectives of the General Development Plan. The narrow concept of zoning is being extended to broader interpretations of the use of the "police power" so that a community is permitted to maximize its economic, social, physical and cultural characteristics in relation to its land use.
A separate document, forming the basis of an entirely new zoning ordinance is being studies by the Planning Board. The following provisions represent the more significant features of the recommended ordinance;
- Whereas the present ordinance establishes only a single one-family residential zone with a lot size of 7,500 square feet, the proposed ordinance creates three one-family zones with lot sizes of 5,000, 6,000 and 7,5000 square feet. This more accurately reflects present development patterns in the community.
- The proposed ordinance places the emphasis on "principal permitted uses" in each zone rather than on "prohibited uses" as contained in the present ordinance.
- The proposed ordinance clarifies the treatment of non-conforming uses.
- Whereas the present ordinance permits the construction of one-family and multiple dwellings in the business and industrial zones, the proposed ordinance establishes the principle of exclusiveness in both the business and the industrial zones. The suggested professional and commercial office zone excludes retail business.
To be effective, zoning must be supplemented with other regulations protecting the community's welfare in matters of physical development. Teaneck already has health and fire codes and subdivision regulations. A Housing Code, needed to enforce certain minimum standards of home occupancy and maintenance, is presently under study. This code, applying largely to existing structures would deal, in a general manner with cooking, heating and plumbing facilities, lighting, outside storage, ventilation, egress, interior building and outside grounds maintenance, and the occupancy of interior space. It is recommended that consideration be given to the adoption of the New Jersey State Model Housing Code in the near future.
For regulating new construction, Teaneck has a Building Code which dates back to 1921 with minor amendments thereafter. A comprehensive Building Code, conforming to modern requirements for construction, is in its final stages of preparation. It is recommended that it be adopted as early as possible.
- Requirements regarding the erection and design of outdoor advertising media and display devices are more stringent in the proposed zoning ordinance. .
- Prior to the issuance of a building permit by the Building Inspectors the proposed ordinance establishes a comprehensive review of the site planned for garden apartments, town houses, and tower apartments by the Planning Board.
Growth and change can often bring ugliness. Communities become more monotonous, impersonal and standardized. A beautiful Teaneck can be maintained only through a deliberate search for beauty on the part of the community leadership--the architects and planners, the building industry and public officials--backed by a lively appreciation of the visual world by the people.
A search for beauty, however, goes beyond the usual considerations of street layout and maintenance, design of poles and wires, street lights and street markers, signs and billboards and architectural facades. The most crucial influences on community appearance are such matters as: (1) The three-dimensional relations of structures to their vicinities - to the roads, the nearby structures and the open spaces created between them; (2) The presence of open spaces of adequate size and interesting sequence as one moves about; (3) The varied landscape treatment of both the open spaces and the paths of circulation; (4) The locations of buildings on their own lots; and (5) The arrangement of trees, shrubs, lawns, driveways and paths.
A significant contribution to the appearance to Teaneck can be made by the Township government in the construction of public buildings and development of public areas, such as exemplified in the government center at Cedar Lane and Teaneck Road. The appearance of public property should serve as an example in character and attractiveness for private developers.
It appears inevitable, however, that some sort of direction and guidance will have to be forthcoming from the local government in the form of esthetic regulations and a Design Board of Review to further from the aesthetic regulations and a Design Board of Review to further stimulate the quest for beauty. The concept of public interest in the appearance of private property is now well established:
The concept of public welfare is broad and inclusive -- The values it represents are spiritual as well as physical, aesthetic as well as monetary. It is within the power of the legislature to determine that the community be beautiful as well as healthy, spacious as well as clean, well-balanced as well as carefully patrolled." Breman v. Parker, 348 U. S. 26.
This study will be undertaken as part of the Planning Board's continuing planning program.
New Jersey statutes provide for the adoption of all or part of the Master Plan (General Development Plan) by the Planning Board following a public hearing. The Master Plan can also be amended from time to time as the need arises, but only after a public hearing.
The State statute (N.J.S.A. 40:55-1. 1'3) provides that,
"Whenever the planning board after public hearing shall have adopted any portion of the master plan, the governing body or other public agency having jurisdiction over the subject matter, before taking action necessitating the expenditure of any public funds, incidental to that location character of extent of one or more projects thereof, shall refer action involving such specific project or projects to the planning board for review and recommendation, and shall not act thereon without such recommendation or until forty-five days after such reference have elapsed without such recommendation. This requirement shall apply to action by a housing, parking, highway or other authority, redevelopment agency, school board or other similar public agency federal, state, county or municipal."
This adoption of the Master Plan is important to give formal status and recognition to the role of the Planning Board in guiding the development of the Township. It is also important from the viewpoint of gaining widespread citizen understanding and support for the Master Plan as an explicit statement of the Township's development goals and policies.
Adoption does not automatically lead to effectuation of the Plan. Planning is a continuing process, with a Master Plan as its beginning, not its end.
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The accords come at the end of a regional tour by Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez. He signed bilateral energy deals in the four countries he visited.
During his trip, Mr Chavez has repeatedly attacked the US for trying to dominate world energy supplies.
He has pledged to use Venezuela's oil wealth to help guarantee the energy needs of his allies in Latin America.
Mr Chavez, his Bolivian counterpart Evo Morales and Argentina's leader Nestor Kirchner met in the southern Bolivian city of Tarija.
Mr Morales and Mr Kirchner finalised a $450m agreement to build a gas processing plant in the border region of Chaco and in the Amazon region north of La Paz.
This deal came after Mr Chavez signed an accord with Mr Morales on Thursday to create a $600m joint venture, Petroandina, formed by Venezuela's state-run oil company PDVSA and Bolivia's state energy company YPFB.
Oil refineries
Mr Chavez has pushed energy integration through public investment throughout the tour.
"The story of neoliberal globalisation was that privatisation was going to bring us big investment. That was a lie," he said.
"The delivery of our natural resources to transnational companies... left us only underdevelopment, technological backwardness, poverty, misery and dependence."
Mr Chavez's tour has also taken him to Argentina, where he announced plans to buy up some $1bn (£500m) in Argentine government bonds.
In Uruguay, he discussed ways of expanding the country's oil refining capacity and promised Uruguayans that they would be provided with oil and gas for a century.
Mr Chavez then travelled on to Ecuador, where he signed an agreement with President Rafael Correa to build a giant oil refinery costing some $5bn.
During his visits, the Venezuelan leader has again spoken out against the US and capitalism, telling his allies that they needed to work together to make South America strong.
Mr Chavez's domestic opponents have criticised what they see as hand-outs of Venezuelan wealth for political gain.
But Mr Chavez says that the deals signed during his trip will bring mutual benefit to the countries involved.
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It's a bitter winter afternoon, and Parsons' friend and accountant, Dave Young, has stopped by to go over some financial records. Stepping outside the operating room, Parsons asks his friend if he would like to watch. Glancing at the bloodstained operating table, Young politely declines.
But Young says he's happy to see his buddy again wielding a surgeon's knife. Parsons is just as glad to see Young back handling the practice's books.
Both Young and Parsons are part-time soldiers, majors in the Army Reserve whose recent tours of active duty in Afghanistan wrenched them from their lives in western New York for a year each, nearly destroying Parson's veterinary practice and putting strains on Young's tiny accounting firm.
When Parsons came home after a yearlong call-up to Afghanistan in August 2003, he was within a month of having to file bankruptcy papers. He'd been unable to find another doctor to fill in during his absence. Meanwhile, Young spent most of 2002 in Afghanistan, forcing his wife to go to work with his father to keep clients from abandoning Young and Co., the small accounting firm he had started five years earlier.
The lives of these two officers and a half dozen of their Army Reserve comrades in Rochester offer a window into the growing strains that many warn are threatening to break America's part-time military.
More part-time troops from the military's National Guard and Army Reserves have been called up since the Sept. 11 attacks than for any war since Korea:
Source: Pentagon Labor Department, Army National Guard, Air National Guard, Army Reserves, U.S. Army Military Institute.
During peacetime, the part-time military is a pretty good deal. Members of the Army Reserve and the Army National Guard typically drill one weekend a month and two weeks during the summer. The rest of the time, they go on with their lives and their work, drawing monthly military pay that ranges from roughly $215 a month for a private to more than $2,200 a month for a colonel. As majors, Parsons and Young made between $900 and $1,100 a month.
But in wartime, part-timers can be called to full-time duty, and since the Sept. 11 attacks, they have been. In the more than three years since Sept. 11, more than 469,000 Guardsmen and reservists from the Army, Marines, Air Force and Navy have been called up, many of them for yearlong combat tours in Iraq or Afghanistan.
Currently, Guardsmen and reservists can generally be called up for no more than 24 months of active duty, but the Pentagon is considering raising that limit.
The call-ups piled extraordinary stresses onto a part-time military that even top Reserve and Guard commanders say was never designed to be driven so long or so hard.
"The system was designed, absolutely, not to be used this way," says Lt. Gen. Steve Blum, head of the National Guard Bureau.
Part-time troops were intended to be short-term emergency help, citizen-soldiers who could add strength and skills to the slimmed-down active-duty military long enough to win the war, and then go home.
For Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, who has resisted demands to increase the size of the full-time military, part-time troops have been a cost-effective way to fight the war on terrorism, saving billions that would have been spent on a larger active-duty force.
While part-time troops have served with distinction, the year-in, year-out deployments have often come at the cost of financial hardships, broken businesses, health problems and family strains.
The pressures of war have forced major changes in U.S. military personnel policies before.
The wildly unpopular national draft "was a casualty of the Vietnam War," notes David Segal, a military sociologist at the University of Maryland. "I have a feeling that the Reserve and Guard will be a casualty of Operation Iraqi Freedom."
Segal says that the Army Reserve and Army National Guard cannot sustain the current pace of call-ups beyond the next year without suffering a dramatic downturn in their ability to find new recruits and keep current soldiers in the service.
Financial strains
The experience of this small group of Army reservists in Rochester illustrates the financial stresses call-ups can cause. Besides the business strains Parsons and Young endured, another soldier in this tight circle lost his job not long after coming home. And another piled up thousands of dollars in unpaid medical bills for a condition he developed while on duty.
The experiences aren't all bad: Two others in the group thrived at work. For example, Young's friend Kristo Miettinen, another Army Reserve major who went to Afghanistan in 2002, was treated well by his employer, then Kodak. The company supplemented Miettinen's military salary and provided full insurance benefits to his wife and four children during his absence.
In fact, a 2003 Government Accountability Office study found a mixed picture: While 41% of Guard and Reserve troops lose money on active duty, 30% see no change and 29% see their incomes rise, as combat pay and other military extras outpace their civilian salaries.
Right now, a low-ranking Army reservist sent to Iraq for a one-year combat tour can earn roughly $35,000 a year, according to the Reserve. A major could now make about $85,000. For some, that's a raise. For others, it's hardship.
Parsons, the veterinarian, made roughly $70,000 for the year he spent in Afghanistan. But to save his practice, he had to take out a small business loan for about the same amount. "My feeling is, I basically went to Afghanistan for free," Parsons says.
While many Guardsmen and reservists experience no financial losses during call-ups, those who do — especially business owners and employees of small companies — often suffer grievous setbacks, as their carefully built companies lose business, struggle to survive or simply shut their doors.
Employers, especially those with just a handful of workers, can sometimes ill afford to lose key workers to yearlong combat tours, a reality that has begun to gnaw at part-time troops.
When Young, the accountant, enlisted while in high school in the mid-1980s, part-time military service was something that most of his friends would proudly display on their resumes. "It used to mean you were top notch, and it gave Reserve guys an edge with employers," he says. "But now I know people who've taken it off" their resumes, Young says, because not every company would now be happy to hire a reservist.
Who pays the bill?
Some of the other experiences of the Rochester group:
•Medical bills. Maj. Bill Mandrick spent 10 months in Afghanistan serving alongside Young as a Reserve civil affairs officer in 2002. He returned from Afghanistan that November and went back to his job as an ROTC instructor at the State University of New York at Brockport, just outside Rochester.
In May 2003, six months after he got back, Mandrick began feeling sick. His temperature spiked to 106, and he was admitted to Park Ridge Hospital in Rochester for five days. Mandrick's symptoms stumped doctors until a physician who had lived in Asia took one look at him and offered a diagnosis: malaria, which had remained dormant for several months after he returned from Afghanistan.
Had Mandrick been a full-time Army soldier, the government would have covered his medical expenses. But because he was no longer on active duty, the Army said it wasn't responsible for his $6,000 hospital bill. His civilian insurance also declined to pay, arguing that his illness was caused by military service. At one point, the hospital turned his delinquent bill over to a collection agency, compounding the stress already caused by the disease.
After Mandrick battled in vain for months with his military and civilian insurance providers, his congressman, Rep. Thomas Reynolds, R-N.Y., weighed in, pointing out that Mandrick's illnesses were caused by his military service and convincing the Department of Veterans Affairs to pay his medical expenses.
Chad Scarborough, a spokesman for Reynolds, said he was surprised that someone who risked his life overseas had been stuck with such a large medical bill and the headaches that came with it.
It's unclear how many Reserve or Guard troops have suffered similar problems with health care expenses. But the military has done a poor job in this area, says Derek Stewart, the director of military and civilian personnel issues for the Government Accountability Office.
When the GAO took a snapshot last year at just one base, Fort Lewis in Washington, Stewart says, it found that 19 reservists who were being treated for injuries and medical problems they developed while on active duty lost their military health care coverage when their call-up orders ran out — but before they had fully healed.
More than 40% of the country's part-time military lose income when called to active duty.
Self-employed reservists reported an average income loss of $6,500. Doctors and registered nurses overall reported an average income loss of $9,000; those in private practice reported an average income loss of $25,600. Average income loss varied by branch, from $600 for the Air National Guard to $3,800 for Marine Corps reservists. Senior officers reported an average income loss of $5,000, compared with $700 for junior enlisted members. Among those who reported a gain in income were clergy and people who worked for family business for no pay.
•A lost job. One of Miettinen's and Young's friends, Army Reserve Master Sgt. Jim McBride, lost his job at Schlegel Systems Inc., a Rochester manufacturing plant, a few months after he returned in 2003 from an overseas mission to Afghanistan.
McBride says that when he went back to work, his bosses told him that his job as a plant production supervisor was no longer available. The company moved him to a job as a warehouse supervisor, McBride says, and then let him go during a downsizing in October 2003, seven months after he returned to work. Schlegel declined to comment.
Under federal law, employers are prohibited from discriminating against or firing Guardsmen or reservists called up for military duty. McBride has since consulted an attorney to see if he has grounds for a lawsuit. He found another job eight months later, counseling troubled teens, but his income fell from $37,440 to $23,600 per year.
While overall employment discrimination complaints from Guardsmen and reservists have decreased compared to the number filed during the 1991 Gulf War, Labor Department data show that job loss complaints have grown lately — from 301 in 2002 to 440 in 2004.
A Guardsman or reservist getting fired or laid off after a call-up is rare, according to Labor Department statistics. But even so, when it happens there is a kind of ripple effect among friends and fellow reservists, Young says, sowing doubts about job security.
Occasional indignities
The problem faced by the Army Guard and Army Reserve is easy to understand but difficult to solve. Part-time soldiers in the post-9/11 world often take the same risks as the full-time military but receive a fraction of the benefits.
Unlike their counterparts in the full-time military, for example, Guardsmen and reservists who serve 20 years or more do not receive their military pensions immediately after retiring.
Part-time troops — even those with multiple combat tours — are not eligible to receive retirement payments until age 60, while most active duty retirees earn pensions as soon as they leave, in their 30s, 40s and 50s.
Other areas where part-time troops come up short range from smaller college tuition benefits to having to train on older and, in some cases, inferior equipment.
The public is beginning to catch on. While the Guard and Reserve are still retaining soldiers at a better-than-expected rate, new recruits are getting much harder to find. The Army Guard missed its 2004 recruiting goal of 56,000 by about 7,000.
One of the big reasons is a huge drop-off in enlistments from former regular Army soldiers. Since the Vietnam War, the part-time military has counted on about half of its recruits coming from ex-soldiers wanting to enlist in the Guard and Reserve to maintain military ties while going on to college or to a civilian job. The global war on terror has changed that. "Recruiting from the active duty isn't going to work any longer," Miettinen says.
When the Pentagon created the all-volunteer force at the end of Vietnam, planners wanted to make sure that the Guard and Reserve — the nation's grass-roots military — were never again left out of a big fight. During Vietnam, the nation called up only a handful of part-time troops, a decision the military later judged a mistake because their absence meant a lack of hometown support for the war.
After Vietnam, the Pentagon retooled U.S. forces to put tens of thousands of critical jobs — including MPs, aerial refuelers and truck drivers — into the Guard and Reserve.
That model worked well through the '80s and '90s because there were no sustained wars. But now, with Guard and Reserve troops playing much the same role as their active-duty counterparts, the system has been unable to adapt quickly to the new realities.
Although the Army has worked hard since 9/11 to give part-time soldiers the same equipment as active duty troops — reversing a decades-long trend of providing hand-me-downs — there are class differences between full-time and part-time troops that are inescapable to anyone serving.
On military bases, active-duty troops are typically at the top the pecking order when it comes to medical care and base housing. When Young needed eyeglasses, he was told that he might have to wait months. If he wanted them right away, workers told him, he should say he was an active-duty soldier.
Young, Miettinen and Parsons say the slights don't bother them. Like many reservists, they believe the work they do is important enough to overlook the occasional indignity.
And there are occasional, unexpected reminders that others feel the same way. On their way to a vacation in Myrtle Beach, S.C., last October, a couple bought the Young family's dinner at the Country Cupboard restaurant in Lewisburg, Pa., after noticing that Dave was wearing an Army Airborne T-shirt.


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GARY MILLS believes York City lost belief in their 2-0 defeat against Torquay United at Bootham Crescent – a loss which extends their run without a win to seven matches.
The City chief was concerned his players looked "scared" during the Gulls clash and said his men were "desperate from the word go".
"I thought we were poor in the sense that I didn't see much belief out there for the first time," Mills said. "I don't think we did our jobs well enough. We looked scared at times.
"Even though we lost to Wimbledon a couple of weeks ago, we gave it a go. At times it wasn't good enough.
"We looked scared to have the ball and desperate from the word go. We lost again, but we've probably had more possession.
"We've given away two silly goals. They looked poor goals in my mind. We've had chances.
"It's a recipe for disaster when you are giving away sloppy goals and not taking yours and that's what has happened to us."
Mills reiterated the club had to stick together if they were to quickly get back to winning ways and he insisted there was no panic, despite City having won only two games at home this season.
He added: "We've had some good times over the last 12 months and now we are going through a bad time. It's how you come through that bad time. We'll come through it together. Nobody likes losing, we certainly don't.
"We are not winning at the moment – that's seven now – and that's not good enough if you want to be successful. We might be finding our feet in this League, but we need to start winning now.
"We need to pick up some more points.
"We are in the wrong half of the table and we have to do something about it – and we will. We have got to pull together on it.
"There are no fingers pointed. I am as much to blame as anybody else. It's the players, me, and everyone else in that dressing room and we will pull together and put it right."
Mills continued: "We are not panicking. We are hurting because we can't win at the moment. It's not ideal in football is it? You've got to win. But we are not panicking. We are learning that you have got to be at your best week in and week out.
"We are learning that your job within the side and your discipline has got to be better. I thought we looked a bit open at times.
"It has got to be better. I understand that. We understand that in the dressing room and we prepare for the next one."


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I have over 25 years of video production experience, and all of the hardware and software tools needed for high end production. But Adobe Spark Video, and an iPhone, might just be my answer for fast-turnaround deployment of a large number of small social-media-ready videos. I must check this out more. Great article.
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Pat Robertson, host of CBN's 700 Club and political activist, has taken his fanatical religious doctrine to a new low. On today's broadcast, a caller who wrote in to ask for Christian advice was delivered a harsh blow by this self-proclaimed man of God who told him his girlfriend is a heathen and that he should leave her.
A viewer named Brad wrote in online to the Christian Network and explained that his girlfriend of 3 years who he is planning to marry is Muslim, and that she has been open to his faith, but people were telling him to leave her. Brad also said that he considers leaving her after 3 years wouldn't be Christ-like and he asked Mr. Robertson what he thought.
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According to Buddhism, there are four elements of true love.
The first is maitri, which can be translated as loving-kindness or benevolence. Loving-kindness is not only the desire to make someone happy, to bring joy to a beloved person: it is the ability to bring joy and happiness to the person you love, because even if your intention is to love this person, your love might make him or her suffer. Training is needed in order to love properly: and to be able to give happiness and joy, you must practise deep looking directed toward the person you love. Because if you do not understand this person, you cannot love properly. Understanding is the essence of love. If you cannot understand, you cannot love. That is the message of the Buddha.
The second element of true love is compassion, karuna. This is not only the desire to ease the pain of another person, but the ability to do so. You must practice deep looking, in order to gain understanding of the nature of the suffering of this person, in order to be able to help him or her to change. Knowledge and understanding are always at the root of the practice. The practice of understanding is the practice of meditation. To mediate is to look deeply into the heart of things.
The third element of true love is joy, mudita. If there is no joy in love, it is not true love. If you are suffering all the time, if you cry all the time, and if you make the person you love cry, this is not really love- it is even the opposite. if there is no joy in your love, you can be sure that it is not true love.
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Sal's Little Italy, New YorkNovember 21, 2012
Soon after the lights came back on after Sandy, I headed to Battery Park with some out of towners. We were all shocked at the devastation to lower New York.
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We tried both a small meat and a vegetable pizza. The Carne ($13) was topped with pepperoni, sausage and meatballs, the Verde ($11) with spinach and garlic. Both went well with our bottle of Sangiovese ($25) Giacondi '10, Emilia Romagna.
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Media Hate Fest for Venezuela Keeps on Keepin' On
By Mark Weisbrot, Al Jazeera | Op-Ed
Last week there was a real media hate-fest for Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez, with some of the more influential publications on both sides of the Atlantic really hating on the guy. Even by the hate-filled standards to which we have become accustomed, it was impressive.
It's interesting, since this is one of the only countries in the world where the reporting of the more liberal media - NPR or even the New Yorker - is hardly different from that of Fox News or other right-wing media (more on that below).
The funniest episode came from El País, which on Thursday ran a front page picture of a man that they claimed was Chavez, lying on his back in a hospital bed, looking pretty messed-up with tubes in his mouth. The picture was soon revealed as completely fake. Oops! The paper, which is Spain's most influential publication (and with a lot of clout in Latin America, too), had to pull its newspapers off the stands and issue a public apology. Although, as the Venezuelans complained, there was no apology to Chavez or his family. Not surprisingly, since El Pais really hates Chavez.
The New York Times, for its part, ran yet another hate piece on its op-ed page. Dog bites man. Nothing new here, they have doing this for almost 14 years - most recently just three months ago. This one was remarkably unoriginal, comparing the Chavez government to a Latin American magical realist novel. It contained very little information - but being fact-free allowed the authors to claim that the country had "dwindling productivity" and "an enormous foreign debt load". Productivity has not "dwindled" under Chavez; in fact real GDP per capita, which is mostly driven by productivity growth, expanded by 24 percent since 2004 (for an explanation of why 2004 is a reasonable starting point, see here). In the 20 years prior to Chavez, real GDP per person actually fell. As for the "enormous foreign debt load", Venezuela's foreign public debt is about 28 percent of GDP, and the interest on it is about 2 percent of GDP. If this is enormous - well let's just say these people don't have a good sense of quantity.
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Mon Feb 4, 2013, 05:51 PM
Egalitarian Thug (12,448 posts)
1. He committed the ultimate sin. He's a national leader that threatens the established order. n/t
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Mon Feb 4, 2013, 05:54 PM
RZM (8,556 posts)
2. Actually, from a media standpoint, the ultimate sin is keeping them out of the loop
And the Venezuelan government kind of seems to be doing that. They've been fairly mum about Hugo's status. I don't know why and I don't know what it means, but I do know that there are more than few frustrated reporters out there right now. They're desperate for the scoop and they've been denied for months now.
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Mon Feb 4, 2013, 06:01 PM
Egalitarian Thug (12,448 posts)
3. The major media has been ripping President Chavez since he was elected.
He has made life so much more livable for the majority of Venezuelans, and is as popular there as FDR was here, yet the accusations and negative press has been unrelenting for over a decade. This is just the latest chapter.
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Mon Feb 4, 2013, 06:04 PM
RZM (8,556 posts)
4. I'm not saying this is the whole story
Chavez isn't new on the scene or new to coverage. But I do think that the lack of access here has annoyed some news organizations. It's not meant to replace what you're arguing - it's just a corollary.


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Anthony Cummings' belief in his own judgment rather than form guides was justified as Fontelina won the Group 2 Yellowglen Stakes (1200m) to cap an impressive day.
The four-year-old Testa Rossa gelding iced the meeting for Cummings following his victory with Fiveandahalfstar in the $1.5 million Victoria Derby.
The Yellowglen Stakes was a race targeted for Fontelina since his return from a winter spell and Cummings was always confident he could pull off a win.
"A lot of the form guides said he wasn't there but I knew myself where the horse was and the improvement he'd taken last time through that he'd made the step that was required to be competitive today," Cummings said.
"This was a bit of a long-range plan. We decided probably two or three months ago that we'd aim up here."
Fontelina will now contest the Group 1 Patinack Farm Classic (1200m) at Flemington next Saturday.
"It depends on how he pulls up obviously but the plan is, he's still in the Patinack," Cummings said.
Fontelina won by a half neck from Spirit of Boom with Tiger Tees third.
Howmuchdoyouloveme, the 3-1 favourite, was allowed to run following a stewards' inquiry but was swamped over the final 400m.
Trainer Con Karakatsanis and his father Tony were questioned pre-race by stewards after officials allegedly found horse drenching equipment in Howmuchdoyouloveme's stable earlier on Saturday.
The pair denied they had treated the horse on the day and, while stewards said they did not have enough evidence to prove their case, decided to investigate further and adjourned the hearing to a later date.
Con Karakatsanis was disappointed with Howmuchdoyouloveme's performance.
"He is a lot better than that," he said.
"Brenton (Avdulla) said he was gone from the jump."


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Anti-Gentrification Meanies Pepper the Mission With Hate Speech
repost of some funny shit
Now that we know "techie" is basically a racial slur thrown around to marginalize cyber Mexicans, a few tipsters have written in alerting us to the low-grade hate speech being sprayed across the neighborhood. As one tipster critiqued:
I felt the double exclamation point was unnecessary. They already made their point by spray-painting the message across the entire street.Such divisiveness here in the Mission. It was bad enough in the days when the poors hurled around senseless epithets like "techie" and bars openly discriminated against Google Glass-enabled humans, but now this? Where will it end?
Thursday Dec 19th, 2013 12:14 AM
Whatever they do, I shore doo hope they don't do the sidewalks in front of "Self-Edge," on Valencia at 18th, which sells $495 pairs of faux-prole blue jeans. And 'Locanda, between 17th and 16th, with its selection of $300 bottles of red?


text: Nursing Student Club Project Benefits Girls in Haiti and Beyond Posted: Thursday, December 13, 2012 at 4:05 PM A new club formed by Clackamas Community College nursing students offers opportunities to expand their skills beyond the classroom. CCC Nursing Students Without Borders focuses on helping with local and international health issues. Second-year nursing student Jeremy Hutson started the CCC chapter of the international organization in 2012. Huston says he was inspired by the club's mission to "promote health empowerment through education, build networks to access health care resources, and distribute material donations to populations in need. "Nursing Students Without Borders is a club that builds on skills learned in the classroom to help populations in need regardless of physical, geographical, or socio-economic barriers," says Hutson. One of the club's first service projects, in partnership with the nonprofit foundation Project Helping Hands, is Giving for Girls, and involves making reusable feminine hygiene products that will be sent to school-age women in developing nations. More than 20 nursing students and volunteers gathered at the CCC Harmony Community Campus on Dec. 7, a few days after completing fall term final exams, to work on the Giving for Girls project. Using donated cloth and sewing machines, the group made 190 hand-made, reusable hygiene products that will be distributed to women in Haiti through the Project Helping Hands medical teams. In addition, the club raised funds for the Giving for Girls project that will provide enough medications and supplies to help nearly 3,000 people. The CCC Nursing Students Without Borders club is also involved with volunteer projects in Clackamas County, including immunizations, school health screenings and health fairs. For information, please contact Jeremy Hutson at email@example.com or CCC nursing faculty and club adviser Nicole Reilly at firstname.lastname@example.com . Press ReleasesEvents CalendarVideo ChannelPress ReleasesCCC in the NewsCollege Relations and Marketing Contact the College Relations and Marketing DepartmentOregon City - 19600 Molalla Avenue, Oregon City, Oregon 97045 Email us: firstname.lastname@example.com Call us: 503-594-3017


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While the constables interrogated the poor farmer outside of his cottage, the rebels hid themselves in the hay of the barn floor and took the farmers wife hostage...
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Three hours into John Brennan's confirmation hearing, Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) cracked a joke about harsh interrogation techniques.
Three hours into John Brennan's confirmation hearing, Sen. Richard Burr (R-N.C.) cracked a joke about harsh interrogation techniques.
"Why shouldn't the U.S. intelligence community have facilities for detaining and questioning terrorist suspects in such cases?" Rubio asked.
John Brennan disputed in his confirmation hearing that drone strikes have created a widespread backlash that only creates new terrorists.
He was firm in saying that "waterboarding never should have been used, and never will be if I have anything to do with it."
He told the committee that he was "witness, not a target" in a Justice Department investigation.
"The American people would be quite pleased to know that we have been very careful and very judicious," he said.
Republicans repeated a threat to block Brennan's confirmation if the CIA failed to turn over additional documents about the U.S. response to the terrorist attack on the Benghazi consulate.
Sen. Ron Wyden had a pointed question for Brennan on civilian casualties of drone strikes. Wyden asked Brennan how – not if – the U.S. should publicly acknowledge when a drone strike had inadvertently killed civilians.
The senator said it was not clear that the Justice Department had produced all of the opinions attached to the memos.
A bit of news early in John Brennan's testimony.