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Of course I was eavesdropping, and wouldn't you know it? The diner seated at the table immediately to my right seemed to be reading my mind.
"I wish this restaurant was in our neighborhood," she sighed to her companion.
I wanted to lean over and say, "I'm with you," but that felt like crossing the kind of personal-space boundary that reflexively causes anxiety among Minnesotans.
We were all enjoying another satisfying meal at St. Paul's Colossal Cafe. If that sounds familiar, it's because the restaurant's Minneapolis sibling (the name is tongue-and-cheek, as the place is seriously tiny) has been serving up outstanding short-order breakfast-and-lunch fare for six years.
The Tinucci family — John and Carrie and daughter Elizabeth, familiar faces to fans of the long-running Tinucci's in Newport — bought the place from founder Bess Giannakakis in 2010. While preserving much of what made the Colossal so special — the yeast-driven flapjacks remain the bestselling a.m. dazzler that they have always been — they've also made considerable improvements.
The Tinucci's most ambitious moment came late last year, when they debuted their second Colossal in St. Paul's St. Anthony Park neighborhood, a venue with much-needed elbow room, a beer-and-wine license and, most important, dinner service. The result? A sterling example of the kind of daylong dining destination that should be within walking distance of every Twin Citian. Well, if we lived in a perfect world, anyway.
The Tinuccis' motto, "American scratch cooking," isn't a shallow marketing ploy, it's a business-as-usual credo, from baker Jason Ermer's well-made breads to chef Andy Lilja's vibrant, frequently imaginative cooking.
Dinners should definitely start with the thick slices of grilled bread heaped with a color-coordinated medley of (nicely toothy) red-flecked cranberry beans, pale white (and creamy) cannellini beans and firm, buff-colored garbanzos, each bite heavily perfumed with rosemary. How delicious.
Or else the superb thin-cut, simply seasoned lamb chops, their char yielding to a slightly pink and intensely flavorful interior. They're served with two can't-resist, yin-yang-y embellishments: Israeli couscous gently seasoned with cumin and other heat-inducing North African spices, and a thick, kind-of-sweet date chutney. What a way to start a meal.
Rather than a full-out cheese plate, Lilja goes all in on a Wisconsin-made burrata, splashing mozzarella's ultra-creamy cousin with a fruity olive oil, a simple-pleasures way to top sturdy slices of Ermer's grilled sourdough.
An inventive beet salad is bested only by a good- and good-for-you combination of kale and white beans. Oh, and plus-size, deeply caramelized scallops share a plate with a flurry of like-minded flavors and textures, with pops of tart citrus sneaking into rich mushrooms, crunchy almonds and a crispy, mouthwatering pancetta.
Local, local, local
And that's just the starters, most of which are designed to share. Lilja sticks to his locavore instincts — his past gigs included a tenure at Heartland, the Mt. Everest of the local-foods movement — while managing to charge prices appropriate to a neighborhood cafe. Wisely, he also steers clear of the temptation to go overboard. No menu sprawl here, just a tightly focused but not limited selection.
Lilja will never be able to yank the über-succulent, teasingly smoky pork ribs out of his cooking rotation — they're that hypnotizingly good. Those in search of a simple chicken dinner have an oasis here, with a generous portion of crispy outside, juicy inside bird and all the right trimmings: soak-up-every-drop pan juices, roasted fingerlings and butter-drenched sautéed spinach.
Meaty grilled shrimp are the stars in a build-your-own plate of tacos, although a tangy slaw of fennel and red cabbage and warmth-inducing jolts from grilled jalapeños are a close second. Pillowy gnocchi is pure comfort food, fulfilling anyone's elemental craving for tomatoes, basil and Parmesan. Those in the mood for a steak can have one, expertly grilled.
Sandwiches, served with a veritable mountain of hand-cut, just-past-golden fries, do not disappoint. He might be piling thin slices of ultra-tender pork tenderloin into a soft torpedo roll and dressing it with rosemary-infused aioli, or going overboard on the crisp, smoky bacon in a category-killing BLT. Or Lilja could be putting a just-right touch (tangy cranberry chutney) on a better-than-Mom's meatloaf, or making what might be the best turkey sandwich in the 651. (Love the zesty accents that liven up this frequent winner of the World's Most Boring Animal Protein contest.) Whatever he's up to, Lilja is doing what neighborhood cafes should do but often don't. Namely, specialize in creative, well-executed takes on weeknight favorites, sold at plain-old-Tuesday-night prices.
Looks good, too
HCM Architects — the firm's offices are next door to the Minneapolis Colossal — has cleverly transformed a former clinic into a comfortable and stylish let's-hang-out hangout, the room's tans and browns complemented by an open-timbered ceiling. The best seats are halfway down the long, skinny storefront, where a wide counter overlooks Lilja's workspace. Service is sorority-rush friendly, and the Tinuccis are so neighborly that they still accept personal checks.
The anti-pancake crowd has plenty of other reasons to make a habit of either Colossal in the morning, namely the basic but well-composed breakfast sandwiches. Desserts rarely rise above so-so, and for a crew capable of producing a first-rate scone, the cinnamon rolls, those vital carb-loading breakfast building blocks, are curiously dull, their chief asset being their gi-hugic size.
But the Colossians are not without a knack for handling flour and butter, because the tender, knobbly buttermilk biscuits are first-rate, and the jewel of the restaurant's small grab-and-go case is, without question, the lovingly made par-baked chicken pot pies. I'd pass them off as my own, but who am I kidding? There's certainly no one in my circle of friends who would believe, even for a minute, that my comfort-food comfort level comes anywhere near such well-tended American classics.
As for dinner service at the Minneapolis Colossal, don't hold your breath. "People do ask," said Elizabeth Tinucci with a laugh. "I try to explain that we hardly have enough refrigerator space for our breakfast food."
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SACRAMENTO - MLPA fisheries closures are on track for a December adoption after today's Fish and Game Commission special session. The 5-0 vote in favor of a 15 day extension of a public environmental review comment period was more about politics than good public process.
"Math was not one of my best
subjects in school. This math I can figure out. 45 days is not even a topic of
discussion at this point," Commission President Jim Kellogg said, acknowledging
Governor Schwarzenegger's new commission calculus.
The governor withdrew his
nomination of Michael Sutsos on Monday in favor of Heal the Bay member Jack
Baylis. The move virtually assured South Coast MLPA adoption before the lame
duck governor leaves office. Baylis is expected to vote in lock-step with
Michael Sutton and Richard Rogers, staunch MLPA proponents. Kellogg and
Commissioner Dan Richards previously favored extending the public comment
period to 90 days to give the public a better opportunity to review the
complex, 545 page Draft Environmental Impact Report.
"When you're dealing with so many
people's lives, their jobs, their businesses and their livelihoods, I don't see
anything wrong with extending the comment period on a decision that is going to
last forever," Kellogg said.
Commissioner Dan Richards was blunt
in his criticism. "The elephant in the room is the election of a new governor.
This is all contingent on that. Failure to acknowledge that and say it loudly
would be a mistake eon my part. I'm not a politician; I'm just a guy trying to
do the right thing," Richards said.
The commission will resume MLPA
deliberations on October 20-21 in San Diego, before holding an adoption hearing
in Santa Barbara on December 15-16, the shortest possible timeline. Circle the
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Beltre drops to fourth among AL third basemen
ARLINGTON -- Injuries continue to hit the Rangers hard on the field, and without enough fan support, they're struggling in the most recent All-Star voting, as well.
The latest ballot was released Sunday, and it shows the same three Rangers on it from the last update -- third baseman Adrian Beltre, left fielder Shin-Soo Choo and right fielder Alex Rios.
ARLINGTON -- Injuries continue to hit the Rangers hard on the field, and without enough fan support, they're struggling in the most recent All-Star voting, as well.
The latest ballot was released Sunday, and it shows the same three Rangers on it from the last update -- third baseman Adrian Beltre, left fielder Shin-Soo Choo and right fielder Alex Rios.
Beltre, who was in third place for third basemen in the American League in the first two updates, has now dropped to fourth. Batting .314, Beltre has 707,952 votes and is trailing Manny Machado of the Orioles, Evan Longoria of the Rays and Josh Donaldson of the Athletics. Donaldson leads all third basemen with 1,470,544 votes.
Choo and Rios were 11th and 12th, respectively, in the outfield at the end of the last voting period, and they remained in those spots after Sunday's update.
Choo, who is batting .265, has 532,267 votes, while Rios, who is batting .332, has 483,151. Jose Bautista of the Blue Jays leads all American League outfielders with 2,135,223 votes.
Fans can cast their votes for starters at MLB.com and all 30 club sites -- online or on a mobile device -- using the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com Ballot Sponsored by Experian until Thursday, July 3, at 10:59 p.m. CT. The 2014 All-Star Game will be played at Target Field on Tuesday, July 15.
Fans may submit up to 25 online ballots, but they can also earn a one-time bonus of 10 additional online ballots. To access these additional online ballots, you must be logged into your MLB.com account when you submit any online ballot. If you do not have an MLB.com account, register on the site in accordance with the enrollment instructions for a free MLB.com account.
Fans this year once again can participate in the Home Run Derby Fan Poll. Fans will have the opportunity to select three players in each league who they would most like to see participate in the Home Run Derby. The 2014 Home Run Derby will be broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN HD, ESPN Deportes and ESPN Radio in the United States beginning at 7 p.m. CT on Monday, July 14.
The 2014 American League and National League All-Star teams will be unveiled on the 2014 MLB All-Star Game Selection Show during the weekend of July 5-6, with further details to follow on MLB.com. Immediately following the announcement of the AL and NL All-Star rosters, fans can begin voting to select the final player for each league's 34-man roster via the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com Final Vote Sponsored by Experian. Fans will cast their votes from a list of five players from each league over the balloting period.
And the voting doesn't end there. The final phase of All-Star Game voting will again have fans participating in the voting for the Ted Williams All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award presented by Chevrolet. During the Midsummer Classic, fans will vote exclusively online at MLB.com via the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com MVP Vote Sponsored by Pepsi, and their voice will represent 20 percent of the overall vote that determines the recipient of the Arch Ward Trophy.
MLB.com will provide extensive online coverage of the All-Star Week festivities.
The 85th All-Star Game will be televised nationally by FOX, in Canada by Rogers Sportsnet and RDS, and worldwide by partners in more than 200 countries via MLB International's independent feed. ESPN Radio and ESPN Radio Deportes will provide national radio coverage of the All-Star Game. MLB Network and SiriusXM will also provide comprehensive All-Star Week coverage. For more information, please visit allstargame.com.
1. Matt Wieters, Orioles: 1,235,369
2. Brian McCann, Yankees: 827,200
3. Derek Norris, A's: 813,053
4. A.J. Pierzynski, Red Sox: 491,709
5. Kurt Suzuki, Twins: 465,202
1. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers: 1,477,420
2. Jose Abreu, White Sox: 845,059
3. Albert Pujols, Angels: 707,924
4. Chris Davis, Orioles: 659,800
5. Mark Teixeira, Yankees: 436,504
1. Robinson Cano, Mariners: 1,111,880
2. Ian Kinsler, Tigers: 887,544
3. Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox: 778,700
4. Brian Dozier, Twins: 488,524
5. Jose Altuve, Astros: 392,416
1. Derek Jeter, Yankees: 1,376,054
2. Alexei Ramirez, White Sox: 1,212,362
3. J.J. Hardy, Orioles: 754,764
4. Jose Reyes, Blue Jays: 536,525
5. Jed Lowrie, A's: 401,798
1. Josh Donaldson, A's: 1,470,544
2. Evan Longoria, Rays: 729,092
3. Manny Machado, Orioles: 720,761
4. Adrian Beltre, Rangers: 707,952
5. Brett Lawrie, Blue Jays: 469,855
1. Nelson Cruz, Orioles: 1,404,275
2. David Ortiz, Red Sox: 1,036,055
3. Victor Martinez, Tigers: 843,215
4. Edwin Encarnacion, Blue Jays: 738,107
5. Brandon Moss, A's: 480,597
1. Jose Bautista, Blue Jays: 2,135,223
2. Mike Trout, Angels: 1,945,170
3. Melky Cabrera, Blue Jays: 1,096,784
4. Adam Jones, Orioles: 820,336
5. Jacoby Ellsbury, Yankees: 813,357
6. Yoenis Cespedes, A's: 799,123
7. Michael Brantley, Indians: 720,961
8. Carlos Beltran, Yankees: 712,154
9. Nick Markakis, Orioles: 691,023
10. Torii Hunter, Tigers: 666,116
11. Shin-Soo Choo, Rangers: 532,267
12. Alex Rios, Rangers: 483,151
13. Brett Gardner, Yankees: 453,169
14. Coco Crisp, A's: 444,433
15. David Lough, Orioles: 396,085
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My North Indian travels safely behind me, the fragrance of the lotuses blooming on Srinagar's Dal Lake clings to my breast in the morning fog and returns to my overflowing mind.
So many things to ponder, I have no idea where to even begin expressing them. Yet there's no way I can keep it all from pouring out.
Of all the places I wanted to go, so many were only reachable after roughing it for long periods of time. Leaving at daybreak, driving on the edges of cliffs on the 4000m high layered peaks of the Himalayas. By noon, traces of the truth would appear before me like a mirage.
The combination of yellow dust, black soot, and a lack of oxygen leaves my lips completely parched. For a second I wonder why this suffering is happening to me, but then I quickly feel a sense of shame, raising my palms together with a sense of awe and wonder, and bow a few times in silent meditation. Suddenly, the meaning of the Tibetans' full body prostration prayer rings clear in my heart . . .
Ahhhhh...... I'm so grateful for this karma.
Only as night turns to pitch black is my hungry belly sated. Among these mountains where not a single light can be found, the facilities the region is most proud of end up being a shabby hotel that was more like a rustic inn. Yet it was there in the dark sky that I could see the glory of the full moon... a sight that would certainly be described as "sublime beauty."
This pristine and refreshing light of the moon is often thought of as something symbolic, signifying a divine force that purifies even a mind that is unable to forgive others. But my goodness! Tonight was the kind of night where the symbolic became real, the beauty striking to the core of my heart.
At dawn as well, though no lights came on, as the candle wax dripped down and I splashed on the few drops of water available to wash my face, I felt as though nothing was missing, my mind was nothing other than abundance and gratitude.
In the good-natured faces of these ancestors of the Tubo Kingdom, close to the heavens and darkened tan, you can catch a glimpse of their beautiful minds, steeped in a daily living faith, offering kindness to others each and every day.
It's no longer surprising for the city of Leh to see even Western foreigners visit, as this city is the peaceful home to a living and breathing form of Tibetan Buddhism. I was most impressed with a young Israeli couple I met at one temple there. I suppose we were able to easily talk to one another because everyone who was there shared a something in common in that we were all devoted to the happiness of others.
There was one beautiful young man in particular. In line with his strict Indian upbringing, he was taking time off of school because he had to raise money for his older sister's dowry. Life was hard, but he wasn't going to quit. He even spoke of starting up a Korea-related business some day.
During my long trip, the Indian people could not have been more magnanimous in taking care of me. They showed sincere appreciation for the love I offered their culture and they never failed to offer me warm greetings when coming or going.
India's history and beautiful culture...
My thirteen-day meeting and separation. . . this pilgrimage, its great experiences, and then my return home... Now, it all seems as if a dream.
Wow. What a wonderful trip it was..
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New Agreement Provides Live Boxing for Multiple Domestic & International Outlets, Including FOX Sports 1 & FOX Deportes
New York - FOX Sports and Golden Boy Promotions, founded by 10-time World Champion Oscar De La Hoya, have reached a multi-media rights extension to televise exciting live boxing in the United States and internationally. The new multi-year agreement keeps Golden Boy Promotions' bouts with FOX Sports for years to come, and helps establish a new Monday night boxing franchise on FOX Sports 1 (FS1), FOX Sports' new, national multi-sport cable channel launching on Aug. 17. Financial terms were not disclosed.
"When we started Golden Boy, we made a promise to only do business with the best companies out there," said De La Hoya, President of Golden Boy Promotions. "To be partnered with FOX on this sensational series is a great fit. We look forward to working with FOX Sports 1 for years to come in giving fans the best boxing matches available."
"Led by the dynamic Oscar De La Hoya and its Chief Executive Officer Richard Schaefer, Golden Boy Promotions has developed a great reputation over the last several years for putting together exciting cards with top-flight fighters," said Patrick Crakes, Senior Vice President, Programming & Research, FOX Sports. "It's great that we've been able to build upon and expand what has already been a fruitful relationship that benefits multiple networks in the FOX Sports family, domestically and internationally."
Under the new agreement FOX Sports retains exclusive domestic rights to 48 live two-hour events (featuring two or three fights per event) annually with many of Golden Boy Promotions' brightest stars expected to be featured. FS1 is scheduling 24 live events per year, with FOX Deportes, the nation's leading Spanish-language sports network, airing all 48 events live, an increase from 36 in the previous deal. The 24 events on FS1 will all originate in the U.S., and most are expected to run on Monday nights once the network launches. FOX Deportes will simulcast the same 24 events as FS1 in Spanish, plus air 24 others that originate from Mexico. Once events air on FS1, each will be available for encore presentations on FOX Sports regional networks. Fox International Channels also holds exclusive rights to all 48 live fights in the Central America, South America, the Caribbean, Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe (excluding the U.K.) and Middle East territories. Finally, all events will be available via authenticated streaming through FOX Sports Go.
"We are thrilled to partner with FOX as the boxing provider for FOX Sports 1 and FOX Deportes," added Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer. "For years, the best of boxing has been available primarily on premium cable and pay-per-view only, but our partnership with FOX Sports signifies a major step-up in exposure for the fighter, Golden Boy Promotions and the entire sport. We are confident that with our mix of world class fights and fighters combined with the reach and promotional capacities that FOX Sports provides, the sky is really the limit for us all."
In addition to Golden Boy's live events, all FOX Sports channels have access to 24 classic archived events from the promoter's extensive library. Archive fights feature many of boxing biggest names, including De La Hoya, Floyd Mayweather, Bernard Hopkins, Canelo Alvarez, Manny Pacquiao, Miguel Cotto, Juan Manuel Marquez and Shane Mosley.
About Golden Boy Promotions
Los Angeles-based Golden Boy Promotions was established in 2002 by Oscar de la Hoya, the first Hispanic to own a national boxing promotional company. In 2007, in its fifth year of promoting, Golden Boy Promotions set a record by selling over 2.5 million in pay-per-view homes in a single night. Also in 2007, Golden Boy Promotions established the record for highest grossing pay-per-view homes in a single year with more than 4 million total. Golden Boy Promotions is one of boxing's most active and respected promoters, presenting shows in packed venues around the United States on networks such as HBO, SHOWTIME, TeleFutura, FOX Sports Networks and FOX Deportes.
Golden Boy Promotions currently has over 50 fighters under contract, from future Hall of Famers Bernard Hopkins and Erik Morales to current world champions and superstars Devon Alexander, Canelo Alvarez, Adrien Broner, Danny Garcia, Robert Guerrero, Chris John, Amir Khan, Marcos Maidana, Abner Mares, Paulie Malignaggi, Lucas Matthysse, Victor Ortiz, Lamont Peterson, Daniel Ponce De Leon, Peter Quillin, Leo Santa Cruz and Humberto Soto. Also included on the company's roster are top contenders Alfredo Angulo, Sharif Bogere, Pablo Cesar Cano, Danny Jacobs, Erislandy Lara, Jorge Linares, Seth Mitchell and Keith Thurman as well as highly regarded prospects Randy Caballero, Jermell Charlo, Omar Figueroa, Eddie Gomez, Frankie Gomez, Anthony Ogogo, Antonio Orozco, Gary Russell Jr. and Deontay Wilder.
About FOX Sports Media Group
FOX Sports Media Group (FSMG) is the umbrella entity representing News Corporation's wide array of multi-platform US-based sports assets. Built with brands capable of reaching more than 100 million viewers in a single weekend, FSMG includes ownership and interests in linear television networks, digital and mobile programming, broadband platforms, multiple web sites, joint-venture businesses and several licensing partnerships. FSMG includes FOX Sports, the sports television arm of the FOX Broadcasting Company; FOX Sports 1; Fox's 22 regional sports networks, their affiliated regional web sites and FSN national programming; FOX Soccer, FOX Soccer Plus and FOX Soccer 2Go; FUEL TV; FOX Deportes and FOX College Sports. In addition, FSMG also encompasses FOX Sports Digital, which includes FOXSports.com on MSN, FOX Sports GO, Whatifsports.com, FOXSportsNext.com and Yardbarker.com. Also included in the Group are Fox's interests in joint-venture businesses Big Ten Network, BTN 2Go and STATS, LLC, as well as licensing agreements that establish the FOX Sports Radio Network and FOX Sports Skybox restaurants.


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Article published in March 2010 in the French "Plongée Magzazine". The article is about the dives in Ploumanach in Brittany in France.
Article published in March 2010 in the French "Plongée Magzazine". The article is about the dives in Ploumanach in Brittany in France.
Isabelle and Amar Guillen are two photographers specializing in underwater, wildlife, and landscape photography. In 1987, their photographic adventure began while they both prepared for a degree in computer engineering. The visual beauty offered by the sumptuous surrounding landscapes and the wildlife held within began (and continues) to be their source of inspiration. This has led them to entirely devote themselves to a professional photographic career, allowing them to share their contemplative and artistic interpretation of nature. For the last fifteen years, they have photographed both the animals and their terrestrial and underwater natural landscapes. Their photographic scenes are animated by the infinite mysteries hidden in nature.
Through their photographic gaze of nature, they strive to highlight the importance of its conservation. Isabelle and Amar live and exhibit between France and the United States, both of which supply wildlife, landscapes, and cultures, providing inspiration for the Guillen's work. Isabelle and Amar have published several books including "Lights and Colors of the Charente-Maritime Coast", "Reflections of Haute-Saintonge", and "The Secrets of Underwater Photography ".


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so here's the scoop. my polaroid camera of choice is the 680 slr. it is a later generation of the more popular sx-70. i think it is much better, but i'm biased. i'm in love. blinded by 680 love. this guy talks about the 690 slr, which is basically a reissue of the 680. he's got lots of information. a lot more than what i have. i actually pride myself on having as little information as possible. i feel lighter that way. oh, and i should mentioned that i was introduced to the 680 by a really great guy named mike slack. i saw his first book ok ok ok and fell in love with his photos. i thought they must be medium format or something, and just had to contact him to find out. i got his email address and it turned out that he lived around the corner from one of my best friends. he had me over to show me his camera (that is note code for something dirty), his shots, self timer, close up lens, and this amazing video. i was hooked! so i went on ebay and got myself a 680 (they were much more attainable then -- 2003-ish) and started shooting. i took my camera with me everywhere from up the street to palm springs to australia. those photos were the only souvenirs i needed. then i kind of stopped for a while. i got really busy styling, and our apartment got almost no natural light. it was kind of sad, actually. but alas, a stroke of good luck. andrew and i bought a house about a year and a half ago. it was bright, light, airy - - all that good stuff. the first thing we did before we moved in was have all of the hardwood floors painted white. WOW! and so the stage was set. i could take photos all day long. i started saying no to jobs, just so i could sit around and take photos, scan them, put them on flickr and shortly after onto my new blog, that is no longer so new. and now here i am telling you about all of it. so strange, especially since i am no expert. that being said, i am always happy to try to answer any questions. it just might take 6 - 8 months. i am a major procrastinator. so that's a little bit about that. hope it helps. oh, and if you have any questions, just comment on this post. i promise to respond. i can't promise that about any of the other posts, but this one - - i promise.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
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hey lovely! my name is gaby, i e-mailed you a couple weeks ago wondering how you got into being a prop stylist?? it's something i've considered doing but don't know how to fall into that.
you're truely an inspiration <333
- February 10, 2009 at 11:13 AM
hi! you were fast at getting back to me about the "love pillow" so you are being hard on yourself :) i was wondering if you can still get film for your 680. i heard they were discontinuing polaroid film but didnt know the details.
- February 10, 2009 at 12:27 PM
- v a n e s s a said...
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- February 10, 2009 at 2:26 PM
- v a n e s s a said...
this is vanessa... same vanessa that emailed you about a ban.do. :o) (not sure why this makes a difference) I have to confess... after sighing over you beautiful photos for months and months I nabbed a 680 slr (off ebay too). It's been so, so much fun!
where did you get the case for yours? Ebay? i really need to get one.
ok... end of crazy girl fan-esque comment
- February 10, 2009 at 2:27 PM
- jen said...
hi gaby. hope my email reply helped!
- February 10, 2009 at 4:48 PM
- jen said...
hi girls. yes, you can still get film. ebay and b & h usually have 600 film. it can be pricey, but worth it. hopefully they will start reproducing it or some incarnation of it in 2010. and the case is actually from an army navy surplus store. not sure what it was meant for, but it fits the camera perfectly!
- February 10, 2009 at 4:50 PM
- Indie.Tea said...
It all just sounds so wonderful. I have fallen in with polaroids fairly recently...
- February 11, 2009 at 12:38 AM
- awalk said...
I am often amazed how other people sway and influence our lives especially in the arts. It is wonderful how you look back over time and addressed these wonderful people in your life.
- February 11, 2009 at 5:33 AM
- Kasey said...
Thanks for sharing Jen.
Your pics are just lovely!
- February 11, 2009 at 12:23 PM
- Mathias said...
And boy, you're doing magic with it.
I kinda lost my heart to the SX-70. I also have an SLR 680, but it's not in the greatest shape, so I constantly find myself just using the SX-70. Maybe if I weren't so lazy I would try to get another SLR 680, but my wife wouldn't approve of yet another camera :)
- February 11, 2009 at 12:30 PM
- Adalie Plain said...
thank you so much for sharing what you've learned. your polaroids are really a blessing to me.
- February 11, 2009 at 6:51 PM
- soph said...
talk to me about the 680? i want one so bad!!!
thought youd dig this painting
- February 11, 2009 at 7:15 PM
- kaitlyn sullivan said...
jen, you're too hard on yourself. your work is a great inspiration, i love to see your flickr uploads; photos happen when they happen- your mind is the first camera, right?
that sounded cheesy, but you know what i mean, i hope. they're great evidence of great moments though.
you do a great job! xo
- February 11, 2009 at 7:34 PM
- kerri ní dochartaigh said...
hi jen! hope you are well. just wondering if you could give me any direction in trying to find a timer for my polaroids? i have a SUN 600 LMS, a supercolour 635 and a closeup 636. I also have an sx70.
love from a very snowed in edinburgh
kerri x
- February 12, 2009 at 1:39 AM
- shanon said...
Jen, you're the best! =)
I'd love some tips on getting less blur in my polaroids. I try to keep still, and try to stay 3 ft away, but it doesn't always seem to help. Or do you think blur is just fine?
- February 12, 2009 at 10:51 AM
I love the magic of the polaroid. I have an sx-70 right now and my film is getting stuck and ruins the print. Would that be the film pack or the camera itself? It makes me sad :-(
- February 12, 2009 at 4:44 PM
- jen said...
love the painting. thanks, soph.
- February 13, 2009 at 11:08 AM
- jen said...
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- February 13, 2009 at 11:13 AM
- jen said...
hi kerri. i know you can get a self timer for the sx-70. i see them on ebay a lot. the other ones, i don't know. sorry.
- February 13, 2009 at 11:14 AM
- jen said...
hey shanon.
email me some of your blurry polaroids and i will be able to help you. it might be low light.
- February 13, 2009 at 11:16 AM
- jen said...
hi lindsey.
i'm not an sx-70 expert, but it may be the rollers on the camera. they may need to be cleaned. maybe google that and see what you come up with.
- February 13, 2009 at 11:17 AM
hey jen... its gaby, i never received an email back :c
- February 13, 2009 at 11:35 AM
- jen said...
that is so strange, gaby. can you resend?
- February 13, 2009 at 11:58 AM
- v a n e s s a said...
Where do you buy your film? I assume you buy (or bought, I guess) in bulk...
- February 15, 2009 at 6:48 PM
- jen said...
hey vanessa. i haven't bought film in a while, because yes, i stocked up. i was buying it from samy's here in l.a. when i was in nyc, i saw that b & h has it. you can also find on ebay, but it is getting pricey. good luck!
- February 16, 2009 at 8:51 AM
- v a n e s s a said...
There's a Samy's here in Santa Barbara! I'm going to call them in the morning. Thanks!!
- February 16, 2009 at 6:56 PM
i was wondering what other kinds of cameras you use? film or digital?
- February 19, 2009 at 6:18 PM
- Miss B. said...
LOVE this post, thanks for sharing:) I have a 680 slr and didn't know a self-timer existed, is that what I wold be looking for just a self-timer? Ebay? Thanks!
- February 22, 2009 at 3:36 PM
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NPR says its pleased with the results of its decision to outsource the battle against offensive online comments. Posted: Wed, Dec. 15 2010
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It was a victim of its own success.
At least, that's how Andy Carvin sees it.
Carvin, senior strategist for NPR, says the comment threads on the news organization's Web site are intended to allow reporters to engage with the public and foster intelligent dialogue and debate. However, NPR was forced to take defensive action after barrages of inflammatory posts by trolls and spammers polluted its discussion boards and threatened to become a persistent problem.
As a result, NPR announced in October that it would outsource its Web site regulation duties to ICUC Moderation Services, a social media monitoring company based in Canada a move that, according to Carvin, has yielded impressive results in the short time since it's been implemented.
"Earlier, it wasn't unusual to find 500 comments in the abuse queue [per day]. Now it's only about three, four, five a day," he says. "It's only been about a month and a half now, but so far, so good." The term "abuse queue" refers to the list of user comments that have been marked as offensive.
Prior to bringing ICUC into the picture, Carvin says, interns and other staff members were on their own when it came to removing abusive comments. That is, until it came to the point where the online commentary became so voluminous that NPR staff could no longer keep up.
The discussion boards on NPR's Web site have a posted set of guidelines, which is generally what directs the decision-making. Rule #1: "If you can't be polite, don't say it."
Flagging offensive content is the one duty that remains up to readers and NPR staff, and is done simply by clicking the "Report Abuse" button to the side of the comment in question. ICUC is alerted every time this happens, and the moderation company takes it from there, relieving NPR employees of endless hours spent screening controversial content. "If the comment in question is obviously breaking the rules, they block it," Carvin says. "If it's borderline or questionable in some other way, they contact my team so we can discuss and decide how to handle it."
In borderline cases, an ICUC moderator contacts a member of Carvin's social media team, and they discuss how to proceed. He adds that once in a while, a user will petition a blocked comment, meaning the author wants to appeal the decision to jettison his or her comment. This results in a similar review process, after which the comment may or may not be unblocked. "It's often more art than science," Carvin says.
ICUC specializes in social media monitoring, online content moderation and Web support for companies and organizations. Keith Bilous, the firm's president and CEO, says that in order to sign up, an organization simply contacts ICUC to discuss its needs, and details such as fees and specific services are worked out according to what exactly the news organization is looking for. "It's all done remotely," he says. "It's based on the client's needs, and we moderate everything virtually." In addition to NPR, ICUC's client list includes Unilever, Calvin Klein and Intel.
Carvin says that certain topics are more likely than others to trigger incendiary comments. Stories about the Middle East are the most controversial, he says. In the recent past, NPR's firing of commentator Juan Williams, the Jon Stewart rally in Washington, D.C., and the midterm elections were the hot topics that garnered a great deal of attention. This time, thanks to ICUC, NPR was better equipped to deal with offensive reader responses.
Carvin says of the Juan Williams incident, "We had tens of thousands of comments coming in that week," many of which were, predictably, harsh in nature. But by having a group of people dedicated solely to dealing with the one percent of problematic users, NPR reporters could focus on doing their jobs. "Having ICUC moderators there was comforting for us," he said.
NPR also saw an increase in the number of hackers writing scripts to remove comment threads altogether. "People were trying to gauge exactly when we weren't monitoring [the threads]," he says, and using these patterns to exploit employees' work habits and delete comments. This angered readers, who accused NPR of censorship when it was actually hackers who had done the damage. "These are humans," Carvin says. "Very savvy ones."
Thanks to ICUC, spammers now need to work extra hard to penetrate NPR's comment forums something that comes as a big relief to Carvin and his colleagues.
But wouldn't it just be easier to get rid of comments on NPR's Web site altogether? A number of news organizations, including the Buffalo News, have banned anonymous comments, which are often the most problematic, and three Maine papers banned all comments for a 48-hour period in October. "Yeah, it would be easier, but it would be giving up on our mission," Carvin says, stressing the role of online discussions in informing the public. "So many times comments have contributed to our reporting."
Carvin cites last year's "balloon boy" hoax in Colorado as an example. The story of then six-year-old Falcon Heene garnered international attention in 2009, when the boy's parents falsely led authorities and the media to believe he had been carried away by helium balloons and was, presumably, in serious danger. Carvin says that while NPR's reporters were covering the incident, conversation among online readers helped clarify that the boy had never disappeared to begin with. "They started doing the physics..they crunched the numbers and found that it was impossible for the balloons to be carrying a boy of that weight." Before many other newsrooms had figured out the truth, NPR's online audience "had already made a very rational conclusion," Carvin says.
Carvin is certain that the positives of reader participation on the Web greatly outweigh the negatives. "There's a diverse range of smart people who want to help us. The more directly our journalists can engage with the public, the better and more diverse our reporting will be."
But comment moderation doesn't come cheap. Damon Kiesow, digital media fellow at the Poynter Institute, sees value in reader comments but acknowledges that a lack of resources may hinder smaller, less wealthy news organizations from both fostering conversation online while keeping tabs on offensive posters.
"NPR can afford to outsource, and the New York Times can afford to set up a board," Kiesow says. "So it's a balancing act between resources and the quality of comments."
Regardless, Kiesow says, killing comments kills the conversation. "Often when I read a news story [online], I look for the comments. They add context and value to a story," he says, adding that if a news site eliminates this feature, reader interest dwindles and people who want to have a meaningful discussion won't participate. "It's not such a toxic atmosphere by default. You just have to sweep the streets, make it a nice place to live."
NPR may have toughened up on its official Web site, but Carvin says that readers looking for a more freewheeling forum can still turn to social media. Whereas npr.org has a rule forbidding obscenities, Carvin points to NPR's Facebook page as an outlet that allows for more freedom when it comes to comments. He says that although forums on Facebook, much like those on npr.org, are often used by reporters for sourcing purposes, the conversations tend to be much more casual than on the official site. Rather than enforcing a polite dialogue, Carvin says, "our Facebook users are snarky and swear like sailors" and that's just fine with him.


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Pastor Maldonado believes he had the pace to challenge for victory in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix but had his race hampered by a KERS failure.
Having started the race in third place, Maldonado was following Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen early in the race while keeping Fernando Alonso at bay. However, a KERS failure after the first safety car period meant Maldonado was unable to maintain position - eventually finishing fifth - and he thinks an opportunity to win the race was missed.
"The pace was there," Maldonado told ESPN exclusively. "We dropped the KERS after that we were losing four tenths a lap which compromised our pace. After that I was trying to open a gap with the guys behind but it was impossible to do and it went from being an attacking race to being a defensive race.
"For sure [victory was possible]; the pace was so good, especially at the beginning. We opened quite a good gap over Fernando and Webber, and I was trying to close the gap to Lewis and Kimi, but the pace was fantastic today. The car was so good, the feeling was so good; even at the end of the race I was very quick even without KERS which is fantastic for us as we missed a lot of races without performing. We're back again being strong in the races, strong in qualifying, so we're really looking forward to these next two races and I really hope to be like here, even better."
Maldonado also said that Webber left him no space in the clash that saw the Red Bull spin at turn 11 early in the race.
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It seems like every other day there is a new Gin on the Market.
Everyone hypes their new wonderful ideas for flavoring their Gins. Grape flowers. Unusual spices and herbs.
All of these products are designed to make Gin more appealing to the "modern drinker," whoever it is the particular liquor companies think that is. Perhaps it is a vodka fancier, thus the company give their gin as clean a finish as possible and as neutral a flavor as they can manage and still call it "Gin". Perhaps it is an upscale female drinker, thus the company adds floral components. Or maybe it is the luxury drinker, thus the company adds incredibly expensive ingredients and charges over $50 US per bottle for what amounts to a flavored vodka.
My first problem with most of these products, is I'm a bit of a classicist.
You can't use any of these new Gins in classic cocktails and be certain that the results will be appealing or even good. Basically these new Gins all need particular cocktails that are tuned for their strengths or weaknesses.
My other problem with all these companies releasing new style Gins is there are two styles of Gin that are nearly completely un-represented in the American spirits market: Genever and Old-Tom.
If you're going to take a chance on launching a product in the US, why not make one in either of these two non-existent styles? You'd think a built in market among upscale cocktail bars and cocktail enthusiasts would be enough to convince some marketing or product executive somewhere.
Fortunately, our own Anchor Distilling is not one to go in for trendy styles. They've been producing two 100% Rye whiskies they claim are authentic to the 18th and 19th Century for several years now. They launched an outstandingly juniper-ey (take that vodka fanciers!) Gin called Junipero several years ago. In 2006, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 1906 quake, they released a version of their Rye Whiskey aged for more than 10 years in once used charred oak barrels.
This year, as if sensing the release of David Wondrich's book chronicling the life and times of Jerry Thomas, "Imbibe!" they released a Genever-style Gin called Genevieve.
Now, as you may or may not know, almost none of the Gin producers in the US distill the alcohol they make their Gin from. They simply buy bulk ethanol from Midwestern industrial suppliers like Archer Daniels Midlands and re-distill with spices. I won't be judgmental about this; but, it is apparent from the final products that some Gin producers spend more time making decisions on the quality of the ethanol than others do.
For their Junipero Gin, Anchor distilling buys "special" ethanol, (or Grain Neutral Spirits,) soaks the spices and herbs in it, and then re-distills.
However, Genever-style Gin is made from a less highly distilled spirit, basically a young whiskey.
For their newly released Genevieve, they actually brewed something similar to a "beer" and then distilled it with the spices to make the Gin.
Instead of the usual clean flavor profile and thin body of Grain Neutral Spirits based Gins, this gives the Genevieve a flavor profile and body more like a juniper and spice flavored young whiskey. Not only that, but, it is beautifully distilled with the great length of scent in the glass you can only get from spirits produced in pot stills.
What to do with this delightful potation?
Well, frankly, so far, I have found no better application than the "Improved Gin Cocktail" from the 1887 version of Jerry Thomas' "Bartender's Guide".
Improved Gin Cocktail
Take 2 dashes Boker's (or Angostura) Bitters.
3 dashes gum syrup. (Scant teaspoon 2-1 Simple Syrup)
2 dashes Maraschino. (Scant teaspoon Maraschino Liqueur)
1 dash Absinthe. (Kubler Absinthe is now available in CA! Stop Messing about with Absinthe Susbtitutes!)
1 small piece of the yellow rind of a lemon, twisted to express the oil.
1 small wine-glass of Hollands Gin. (2 oz Anchor Genevieve)
Fill (mixing) glass one-third full of shaved (cracked is fine) ice, shake (stir please) well, and strain into a fancy cocktail glass, put the lemon peel in the glass and serve. The flavor is improved by moistening the edge of the cocktail glass with a piece of lemon.
Since first reading about this cocktail in the New York Times a couple years ago, I've made it with nearly every Gin in my liquor cabinet. Making it with the Genevieve blows every other version, (and nearly every other cocktail!) I've tried out of the water. Instead of a Gin Cocktail, it is more like a holiday spice flavored Sazerac.
I know you probably won't believe me; but, this is one of the most amazing cocktails I have tried in my life. If you stop by my house in Bernal Heights, I will be glad to make you one and change your mind.
Or, ask them to make you one at Alembic here in San Francisco, as I know they have the Genevieve and everything else called for in the recipe.
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I was with a group of folk from another congregation recently, introducing them to NEXT Church and talking about my involvement as co-chair. We got to talking about generational differences when it comes to membership in an institution, particularly a church. Millenials are way less wired toward joining a group in the sense of signing on the dotted line. In many cases they are committed to the organization and will support it through time and money, but they do not see the point of being a member. I made an offhand comment about churches that have people re-commit to church membership every year. Rather than having someone join and be a member of a church "forever," there is an annual discernment process. The church leadership re-introduces folks to what it means to be a member (and presumably, the expectations are high), and asks people to consider whether they are willing to devote the time and energy toward that endeavor. As always, non-members are welcome to worship and serve in the community, to receive pastoral care, etc.
There was some predictable backlash to this idea, some of which I can understand. There are times in a church's life when things just aren't that much fun. A beloved pastor leaves and the energy declines. There are conflicts and crises. Are we saying it's OK for people to bail just because things get hard, or because the church is not suiting their needs?
And yes, our culture is one in which ties to institutions and communities are more tenuous than ever. So people are right to ask whether a yearly church membership drive feeds that lack of commitment. OR, does it simply acknowledge the world as it is, not as we want it to be? People can carp all they want about "kids today," but how does that work as an evangelism strategy?
One comment really grabbed me: What, are people going to get married year by year now? I didn't have the presence of mind at the time to question that analogy. But now, a few days later... No. Just no.
Church membership is not like a marriage. It's just not. Don't believe me? Consider this: when a person relocates because of a job, there is often grief over leaving one's church. But rarely does someone pass up that job because they have made a commitment to their worshiping community. But I know plenty of people who have done that because a move would be bad for their spouse or family.
We use the marriage analogy all the time in the church. Pastors seeking another call feel like they're "cheating on their church," like they're "running around behind people's backs." I can relate to the sentiment---there is a zone of secrecy that must be present in these situations, and it can feel inauthentic and sneaky. Still, I find these kinds of metaphors very unhelpful. Pastors are not called to a church until death do they part. They are called for a season of the church's life. And in the Presbyterian Church (USA), there is at least a minimal sense of re-upping each year, in the sense of negotiating and re-approving terms of call.
Why would we not at least consider giving church members the same freedom to reaffirm their commitment to a congregation that pastors themselves have? Why do we get to leave whenever we feel the winds of the Spirit blowing, but church members are on the hook for the rest of their lives?
The real crux of this membership stuff is not people's lack of commitment. It's that the church has done a poor job of teaching discernment and discipleship.
Discernment: sensing the presence and leading of God, which goes beyond what makes me happy in the moment.
And discipleship: commitment to following the Way of Jesus, even when it's hard, even when it means being in a community with people who are sometimes a pain to deal with.
A church that does a good job of this doesn't need to worry about a mass exodus of people if the interim's a boring preacher.
And a church that does a poor job of this wants to keep warm bodies (or not-so-warm ones) on the rolls any way they can.


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Grow a moustache for Movember, the annual month-long celebration of the moustache aimed at raising awareness of men's health issues, and you and your 'stache could earn an appearance in Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption.
Taking place the entire month of November, Movember uses the moustache as a symbol to highlight important health issues affecting men, specifically prostate cancer. Think of it as our pink ribbon. Rockstar is a proud sponsor of Movember, and wants to give one lucky moustache growing man a chance to score an appearance in its Red Dead Revolver follow-up, Red Dead Redemption. All you have to do is grow a moustache during the month of Movember, starting from a clean shave, and submit your results to Rockstar in picture form. They'll choose the most impressive of the lot and render him as a character in Red Dead Redemption.
I suppose women probably shouldn't apply. I mean, some women certainly could, but I very much doubt they'd want to.
Visit the official Movember website for more information on how you can participate in helping raise awareness of men's health issues with your face, and head over to Rockstar's official contest page for official rules.
Just remember - your moustache will never be this epic, but it's the thought that counts.


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KARACHI (PR): Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, will increase frequencies on services to Amman, Cairo, Islamabad and Muscat from June 15, 2013.
The new frequencies support Etihad Airways' pledge to provide a seamless travel experience for passengers from across the region who can take advantage of Abu Dhabi's position as a leading global hub, and the airline's expanding network of long and ultra long haul flights.
Kevin Knight, Etihad Airways' Chief Strategy and Planning Officer, said: "As we add breadth, depth and scale to the airline's expanding global route network, Etihad Airways will continue offering its guests significantly improved connection opportunities through our Abu Dhabi home base."
Services to Muscat will increase from 20 to 23 weekly flights, better linking the Omani capital with Etihad Airways' North Asian network and some key world destinations, such as Japan, China and South Korea.
In addition, Etihad Airways is adding four overnight flights per week to its existing double-daily operations to and from Amman, providing seamless connectivity to destinations in South East Asia and Australia.
Flights to Cairo will increase from the current 18 weekly services to three times a day, leveraging the important point-to-point market with enhanced flow traffic onto Etihad Airways' global network. Pakistan's capital city, Islamabad, will see flights increase from seven to nine per week, enhancing connectivity over the airline's Abu Dhabi hub to destinations across the Middle East and Europe.
The Middle East and Indian subcontinent are growing markets for Etihad Airways, as passenger demand, connectivity choice, and frequency enhancements continue to drive business and leisure traffic onto the airline's expanding global network.
Mr Knight added: "We're not just improving the quantity of flights, but importantly, also the quality of connections to and from the Middle Eastern and Indian subcontinent capitals, offering seamless connectivity between key strategic cities across Asia, Australia, Europe, the Americas, and the GCC region."


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There's been talk about a 3D version of Titanic for a while, but now James Cameron has given USA Today an estimated release frame.
"We're targeting spring of 2012 for the release (of a 3D version of 'Titanic'), which is the 100 year anniversary of the sailing of the ship," Cameron said in an interview about 3D technology at theaters and in the home.
He added that Avatar may return to 3D theaters this fall with extra footage.
When asked about when we may see the 3D Blu-ray, Cameron said: "We're not officially announcing it right now but I'm hoping for fall. The wildcard is that we might be re-releasing the movie this fall. It's kind of gotten stomped out (in theaters) because of 'Alice in Wonderland.' The word we're getting back from exhibitors is we probably left a couple of hundred million dollars on the table as a result. The question is the appetite still going to be there after the summer glut of movies. We're going to assess that. We're talking about maybe adding in additional footage and doing something creative."
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On February 17th, I posted a link to a survey that a library school student was doing about book challenges and removals in libraries. Here are the results. Granted, the people who will take the time to fill out this survey are likely interested in book challenges already, so we may get a higher rate of incidents reported. But the results are still disturbing — that challenges and removals of library materials are grossly under-reported to ALA.
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New standards being proposed by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for road signs, signals, and barricades have the potential to improve worker safety in traffic zones, the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) told OSHA in comments submitted May 31, 2002. However, the current fast-track rulemaking is not an appropriate approach for gauging the proposed new rules' true impact on industry, said the NECA. And the proposed immediate compliance date will penalize employers by not giving them adequate time to train workers and obtain required safety equipment.
"We wholeheartedly agree that meaningful steps must be taken to protect construction employees working near operating streets and highways," commented David L. Potts, NECA's director for safety and insurance. "However, as compared with the usual OSHA rulemaking process, there has been very little time for affected construction employers and employees to become aware of the compliance details associated with these proposed standards."
OSHA has proposed adoption of the Federal Highway Administration's Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) with an accelerated effective date of August 31, 2002. The 982-page manual has customarily been applied to road and highway constructors, but typically not to other companies - including electrical/communications contractors, utility/sewer contractors, and equipment suppliers - which conduct other operations near roads and highways. Enforcement has been almost exclusively the responsibility of state highway departments, rather than federal OSHA.
Extending MUTCD rules to cover these additional operations, without adequate public notice and phase-in period, could cause the following problems, according to NECA:
·Unintended Consequences. Equipment suppliers may now need additional traffic control devices and flaggers simply to offload construction materials on a city street.
·Inadequate Notice. The one-month effective date after final rule adoption doesn't give construction industry associations enough time to inform affected companies of their new responsibilities under MUTCD, or for the companies to meet them.
·Preparation Needed. Rapid application of the rule won't give employers sufficient time to obtain required equipment (which may suddenly be in short supply as companies scramble to meet the August 31 deadline) or to train workers and supervisory personnel in traffic zone safety requirements.
·Instant Non-Compliance. Construction projects have long time frames. Immediate implementation of the new rules would have serious compliance and financial effects on projects underway now, and those scheduled to start soon for which MUTCD compliance wasn't planned or budgeted.
To help solve these problems, and improve long-term worker safety while avoiding unfair short-term burdens on construction employers, NECA recommended either of two approaches:
1. A normal rulemaking process that would provide greater opportunities for learning the benefits, impact, and compliance costs to the construction industry, or 2. At the minimum, a compliance date twelve months after adoption of the new rules to assure proper implementation.
"A final rule with the planned August 13, 2002 effective date could possibly be perceived as rulemaking by decree," observed Potts. "It would be better for OSHA to gather needed input from all affected stakeholders and then devise a compliance plan that will allow reasonable time for employers to meet requirements, and employees to be trained."


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