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I spoke with a fellow who owns vessels and happens to be be Greek. Some of the business and social/economic threads of our conversation:
He discussed (with some obvious anger) a poor investment he had made two years ago. He purchased a ship for $6Mn. This was a 28 year old vessel (that still had some life) that fell into the (aptly named) category of "Handy Sized" vessels. In the good times (2000-2005), this ship might have gotten charters that earned $15,000 a day versus fixed costs of $8-10K. At that rate the cost of the vessel would be returned in about four years (includes down time and deadheading). Not a bad deal.
It didn't work out. Cargoes for this vessel now pay a rate that no longer cover fixed costs. Layup times between cargoes has increased. Insurance companies charge more to cover shipments in older vessels; so this ship is shunned for newer ones. The final straw is that the ship needed repairs. A layup of three months, and another $1mn down a rat hole was necessary.
He cut his loss. The ship went from Singapore to India on its final voyage. There, it was run aground and chipped into pieces for scrap steel. In a month or two the ship will be converted to re-bar.
If you put this ship on a scale (empty) it would weigh 6,500 tonnes. All of this (nearly) is steel. The going rate for scrap steel is $425 a tonne; so he got $2.8Mn back on his original investment.
I bring this up as an example of how excess capacity is being worked off in commercial shipping. The story he told is being repeated daily. His loss on this ship is part of the healing process.
The good news is that freight rates are up a bit, and longer-term contracts are being written for vessels that are under twelve years old.
The bad news is that he doesn't expect the recent improvement to last. There are more and more ships coming to market, and there are not enough cargoes to fill them all up. He reckons another down tick by June of next year.
He discussed China's role in the shipping industry. It is the stated goal of the Chinese government to own 70% of the vessels that carry Chinese imports/exports. Today, that number is closer to 20%. This implies a huge transition in the ownership structure of the global shipping industry. It means that China, at one point, will have tremendous pricing power over global shipping costs.
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He said that this was playing out in slow motion. It will be another decade before the Chinese economic hegemony in shipping is really felt. He also said that the trend toward Chinese dominance was irreversible, and that there would be casualties. Think of a steady stream of rusty old ships headed for the scrap-yards of India. Each one means China gets stronger.
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I desperately seek your counsel. Yesterday, I was the victim of a traumatic incident. I was out riding and this cyclist came past me and almost sucked my helmet off. I chased for a while, then just as I was about to give up the cyclist turned around and it was a GIRL! I have never been passed by anyone before other than that guy at work who trains really hard and is going to race the Gatorade triathlon series in the Summer with other elite athletes. I am a happily married diesel mechanic with 4 children and I love steak and AC/DC, but this has compromised my manhood. What should I do?
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With a pair of shoes.
Wait! Not just a pair of shoes, Sperry Top-Siders that are black with clear sequins and purple silk inside...
It was freaken love at first sight.
I mean seriously it was like I was falling in love with someone, which is freaky because this is a shoe not a human being that can love me back. Although I could have sworn that at one point in my entranced state I started hearing the Sperry calling my name.
IDK for all I knew it could have been my mother who was whining in the background because she was tired and, of course, naturally bitchy.
Of course.
My mother referred the shoe as a "Michael Jackson" shoe. I was like "Uh, hello? Didn't everyone copy his style, even now." At first I admit I was a bit wary, when isn't anybody when they're in love? And casually asked the shoe salesmen for a pair in my size only to later found out they had no more in that size but to look around because they had a lot of other shoes. I was like, "Thanks." but surprisingly I was incredibly hostile, the now continuous burning in my chest when in the presence, thinking, or talking about this shoe gave me then lit... What I really wanted to tell the douche was, "Fuck you!" I was dishearten but I still managed to drag my mother to Dillard's from Journey's and there I saw them again.
And here is another one of my reenactments by yours truly (note: I embellished a bit, if you don't like it, suck it)
Mother: I don't know why you're so hell bent in searching for these ugly shoes, your don't even have enough money right not (Christmas money my godparents and my own general savings, I told you I would help you buy them but you'll have to wait until my next paycheck. You can wait a few days. If you see them here and they have your size it's only going to hurt you even more when you have to leave them here.
Me: I know, but I need to just see if Dillard's has them in the first place (secretly I just wanted to put them on my feet, see if the connection rang true... kind of like a kiss).
I should warn you this is going to get weird.
My mother entered the shoe area filled with many designer brands like, Uggs, Coach... that's all I can think of on the top of my head.
And them I saw them.
Here plays the song "Reunited" by Peaches & Herb:
Me: (Like Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City) Hello, lover!
Black Sperry Top-Sider: (says my name), I am so glad to see you again...
Me: Me, too! I thought I might not see you again (I blush shyly). I mean I hoped but apparently I wasn't the only one... (a hint of jealousy paints my voice)
Sperry Top-Sider: Shhh... No more words, my love, please just take me!
Me: Right here? Right now? I don't even have my size yet. I'm not that kind of girl that just takes a shoe from the display rack and puts it on my feet in front of everyone!
Sperry Top-Sider: Hurry than (it begs)! Before I'm all gone.
I hurry to the salesmen and ask for my size and soon I have them in my hands and hardly a second later they're on my feet.
I feel on cloud nine, I see fireworks, almost a rush to my head!
And then I choke up a bit.
Sperry Top-Sider: My love, what is wrong? Do you not feel right with me? We fit perfectly, don't we?
Me: Yes, we do. You're perfect. We're perfect. Together we are one... but not right now. my mother was right, I should have never came, now I have to leave you here where anybody can just take you away from here! I don't want to let you go!
Sperry Top-Sider: My love do not cry (it says soothingly). This might not have been the right time but we have met, you should be happy, I know I am. We will meet again. If it is meant to be we will be together one day.
Me: I hope so. I won't be able to rest until you are on my feet again. I promise, my love (I tell it earnestly).
Sperry Top-Sider: Please don't forget me, (says my name).
Me: Never!
I give them back to the shoe salesman and tearfully flee out of the store, my mother rolling her eyes as she follows behind me.
I wait a few days for my mother to get her next paycheck only for a monster storm that consumes the whole Midwest arrives and delays my leaving the house whatsoever. Yet when I finally do come back to Dillard's there they are again, waiting.
Sperry Top-Sider: Oh, my love... you have finally come back for me.
Me: Just like I promised! I would have been her sooner but there was this terrible snow storm-
Sperry Top-Sider: Yes...
Me: What's wrong? You're distant.
Sperry Top-Sider: I am so sorry, my love. (pick up the Sperry's and head for the salesman) I had no choice! Please believe me!
Salesman: Oooo, sorry. That's our last pair.
I look at the size, they're 6.5
Here plays "Grenade" by Bruno Mars.
Sperry Top-Sider: I had no choice...
Me: I don't blame you, my love. Those Cretans (I says murderously)! I swear to you Sperry I will not rest until I find you again in my size and you are mine! I swear it!
And here I am now, a week later with still no Sperry's, they're all sold out for now though Macy's should have a new shipment soon...
And there was my story, a story about two lovers, separated indefinitely.
Friday, February 18, 2011
I fell in LOVE
With a pair of shoes.
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For Beth Buccini and Sarah Easley, co-owners of New York City's Kirna Zabête—a colorful boutique with an aesthetic one might describe as "high-fashion candy store"—overflowing wardrobes are a job hazard. "That's just a reality of my life: I save everything," said Ms. Buccini, who refers to one of her closets as "the archive." Later this month, the pair will have even more wardrobe-busting temptations with which to contend. Ms. Buccini and Ms. Easley will relocate their business to a 10,000-square-foot space at 477 Broome St., a block away from their current location on Greene St., which they opened in 1999. The décor of the store, by interior designer Steven Gambrel, will prominently feature Kirna Zabête's trademark colors—bright pink and red—along with new elements like a black-and-white striped floor. They've also created a large eveningwear section, and added 30 new labels including Mary Katrantzou, Nina Ricci, Sacai, Roland Mouret and Valentino.
Even with constant access to the newest clothes and accessories, both women still keep and regularly wear items from past seasons. In this capricious era of fast-fashion and short-lived trends, finding pieces that endure, both in terms of workmanship and style, has become a challenge. However, Ms. Buccini and Ms. Easley, both 41, agree that it's not impossible.
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Jewelry and accessories make good keepers since they're free from the constraints of fluctuating body size. Ms. Easley particularly adores a pair of elegant cuffs by French jewelry designer Aurélie Bidermann made of lace that has been dipped in silver. "You can wear one, or you can wear both. They look really cool over a long sleeve too. They're seasonless," she said.
Ms. Buccini, meanwhile, expects to hold on to a pair of bright, toylike sandals with translucent heels, made by designer Nicholas Kirkwood in collaboration with Peter Pilotto. "I'm crazy about the color," she said of the pair, which she bought last spring. The clincher: "They're comfortable."
Both women agree that outerwear is worth investing in for the long run. One of Ms. Easley's oldest pieces is a skinny leather jacket from Rick Owens, bought in 1999. "He distressed it himself," she said. "The leather jacket is one of those classics that will always find itself back into the cycle of whatever you're wearing." Another smart choice was her mink-collared trench coat from Lanvin, bought in 2004, as a "closer piece."
"You can be wearing a simple T-shirt and leggings, and put this on and it transforms you completely," she said.
"And you will wear this when you're 80," added Ms. Buccini. "You could buy three trendy, tossable pieces, or you could invest that in one perfect trench coat that you'll have for a lifetime. That's where women get in trouble."
Indeed, while high fashion often comes with a matching price tag, both women prefer to run that lofty number through a formula that calculates the long-term cost-per-wear ratio. "I think of it as amortization," said Ms. Easley.
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The U.S. attorney's office said Patrick Martin Scahill, 20, and Virginia Amanda Griese, 19, both of Manhattan, entered the plea in federal court in Topeka. The Feb. 6 fire killed Vasanta Pallem, a 34-year-old postdoctoral researcher in chemical engineering.
Prosecutors said two other defendants, including Frank Joseph Hanson, who has pleaded guilty, robbed a Manhattan convenience store with Scahill's pistol on the day of the fire. Later that day, police responding to a report of a disturbance knocked on Scahill's door. Police smelled marijuana smoke, said they were going to seek a warrant to search the residence and left.
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I'll try some different spirits, try some out at bars, and have some friends make them for me.
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Stir well and strain into another glass that has been cooled and rinsed with 1 dash Absinthe and squeeze lemon peel on top.
The Bitter Truth is working on approval for the sale of a new product in the US called "Creole Bitters". Based on a sampling of a pre-prohibition version of Peychaud's, it is similar to Peychaud's but distinct. To my taste, it has a stronger herbal component, and less bitter almond/cherry than modern Peychaud's.
I guess the primary genesis for the product was that Peychaud's, while fairly easy to come by in the US, can be quite difficult to find outside the country. And while the number of cocktails that call for Peychaud's bitters is not particularly long, many of those that do are true classics: Sazerac, Vieux Carre, and Pendennis Club Special.
When I heard that Stephan Berg and Alexander Hauk were going to be bartending for a special event sponsored by Cask at Bourbon and Branch and that they would have their new Creole Bitters with them, how could I not stop by and ask for a Sazerac?
The proprietors at Bourbon and Branch, even bent the rules, and let me take a photo!
From my taste of their product in a Sazerac, I certainly hope it makes it through the approval process quickly. My bottle of Peychaud's is getting a bit low and after tasting the Creole bitters, I know which bitters I would like to buy next.
This post is one in a series documenting my ongoing effort to make all of the cocktails in the Savoy Cocktail Book, starting at the first, Abbey, and ending at the last, Zed.


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Shauna from Gluten Free Girl posted a tweet last week asking everyone "What was the first thing you learned to cook?" and "How did it make you feel". She then did a follow up tweet along the lines of….if you have a blog do a post on Monday and we'll see what everyone comes up with.
I got excited about this because when it comes to cooking and cooking memories I always go straight back to my grandmother…
My Grandma Lu is amazing. I love this woman, more than words can express.
Lucretia Ferranti is my sweet little Italian Grandmother. I have always admired my grandmother. She married my grandfather young, had six children and even raised many of them herself. She may be little be she is one tough lady. No matter how hard life could get she always remains positive, saying things like "this will pass". Wise way beyond her years she has been a rock in our family through the generations.
I have always looked like a mini me of my grandmother…from the day I was born. My dad used to joke about my nose saying I looked like I was window shopping all day long because it was pressed down a bit (he was just joking around because I defiantly looked like the Italian side more than the French). From our height, to curly hair and our very poor eyesight. I wish I had photos from of us when I was little, but those are in a box some where right now (I'll post them eventually). The photo above was taken two Christmases ago. I was telling her she should get some new, fun glasses and told her to try mine on when I tried hers. She cracks me up…and I think she looks good with my frames! When I was born my parents even tossed around the idea of calling me Lucretia after her, but we ended up with Jenny instead. There are many days that I regret not taking her up on her offer to help me go to culinary school, maybe someday I'll do it. I'm looking forward to being close to her again.
Growing up I remember her most in the kitchen. Either preparing a huge holiday meal, Sunday dinner or doing one of her many catering jobs. But my first memory of her in the kitchen is this:
We were living in Rochdale, MA. I was about seven years old and my older sister was out side playing on a sunny day. I wasn't feeling all that great (which was normal when I was younger) and my grandmother was there visiting. She pulled up a chair next to her at the counter and taught me how to make chicken soup from scratch. (Granted I don't fully remember the recipe, but she taught me how to cook). A very typical thing with my grandmother is she doesn't normally follow recipes, she has them but she doesn't use them much. So her version of chicken soup was pretty much "what is in the refrigerator?" "Oh, well just add a little of this, and a little of that" I remember peeling and cutting the carrots, celery and many other veggies to be added to her stock. I wish I had that recipe to share today with you because that is my fist memory of cooking with her (cooking in general). She taught me how to cut the veggies up and made me watch her make the stock and the remainder of the soup. Back then, I wasn't so thrilled to be doing this on a nice day, but one thing is for sure I will never forget that.
Like I wrote above, my grandmother doesn't use recipes often but she has them. Actually she kept them in this brown folder that every female in my family has coveted. We covet this brown folder so much that my Aunt Sue, my sister Sara and I decided that one year for Christmas we would get the folder, take a bunch of the recipes and make a "book" out of them for all the ladies. We knew this brown folder could not be given to all eight of us so we had to find a way to share them. We covet this for many reasons: there is only one copy of this, we all have memories of my grandmother in the kitchen cooking with each one of us and teaching us her many tricks/secrets and because sadly she has Alzheimer. We are happy that she had as many recipes written down as she did because sadly at this point we wouldn't be able to get all of our favorites from her.
One of my other favorite recipes of hers (which is in this brown folder/cookbook) is her Red Sauce (Red Gravy) and Meatballs. I actually had to e-mail my sister today to get these recipes because my cookbook has been shipped back east already. After I asked Sara for it today she sent me a message on facebook saying "funny that you asked me for those recipes. I took out some turkey burger for dinner tonight and now I'm going to make grams sauce (sugar-free) and meatballs". My gram would have to count how may meatballs she added to the sauce to cook because she knew we would all try to steal one! They are just so good that its hard to resist the urge. My dad told me a story one time about her sauce. Like I said we all tried to sneak one and one day he attempted it but instead of pulling up a meatball he pulled up a pigs foot! Ha ha ha he never tried to sneak one again.
Grams Sauce
1tbs. oil
1tsp oregano
1 large can crushed tomatoes
3 cloves of garlic
1 onion chopped
1 can tomato paste
water as needed
1 -2 tsp(s) of red pepper flakes (I like my sauce a little spicy)
Add oil to large sauce pan and cook garlic and onion together (if using red pepper flakes add them now). Add crushed tomatoes and 1 can of water blend and add the tomato paste and 1 can of water. Simmer over medium to low heat until the sauce starts bubbling. Lower heat and simmer for 10 to 15 min. longer. If you are cooking meatballs with the sauce simmer until the meatballs are done.
Gram's Meatballs
(just a little bit of a note: my grandmother has made this recipes for so many years, none of us are quite sure of the exact amounts, but I'm going to include some that I find work best in the gluten-free version)
1 lb of ground beef (or 1/2 hamburg 1/2 ground pork – the method I prefer)
1 eggs
2 tablespoons grated Parmesan cheese
1 1/2 tablespoons fresh parsley chopped
1 cup gluten free bread crumbs – use 2 slices of gluten-free bread and pulse in a food processor until fine.
2 tablespoons minced garlic
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon of black pepper (freshly ground)
In a medium bowl combine all ingredients and mix well, but do not over mix.
Roll meatballs to your desired size.
Stove top: cook the meatballs in tomato sauce on a low to medium heat until the meatballs are cooked.
Bake: you can bake the meatball in the oven to your desired likeness.
I always cook mine directly in the sauce and let it simmer for a few hours, stir occasional so nothing burns or sticks to the bottom.
Serve with your favorite kind of pasta.
Gram if you ever get to read this, I love you and am very thankful that I am your granddaughter. You are truly an amazing woman who I will cherish all the days of my life. You have taught me many things in life besides cooking and enjoying food. You taught me about forgiveness, acceptance and true love. Thank you for always being the solid rock in our family and always bringing us together. You are my inspiration!
My dad and I in 1982 – with the doll my grandmother gave me.


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In What I See When I Look at Sound at Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, curator Leigh Robb has presented five works by artists whose practices collectively traverse the visual, sonic, and performative. With a title that nods to books by writers Raymond Carver and Haruki Murakami, this exhibition aims to probe the relationship between the seen and heard, exploiting the synesthetic interplay between the senses. To[…..]


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My forces consist of only one large group, vikings. I was planning on having like five knights fighting off a horde as a last hope, but in noway do I have near enough the numbers to make an army.


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Premier Greg Selinger has announced more future export sales of Manitoba Hydro's electricity to American utilities. His spin reminds me of the old adage: When something seems too good to be true, watch out!
With his latest announcement, the line between the NDP government and its captive utility has been erased. It must be embarrassing for the once-proud Hydro to find itself again playing second fiddle to a government full of self-praise.
An announcement is one thing, but we all know the devil is in the details.
First, are we talking about real bona fide sales or prospective sales? Without the construction of Bipole III and two new dams, Keeyask and Conawapa, the "sales" can't happen. And to build those $20-billion megaprojects, billions of dollars must be borrowed and final approvals provided on both the environmental and economic elements.
And then the sales must be finalized by the National Energy Board. American regulators also have to give the green light. If the green lights are given, new transmission has to be financed and built on the American side. Gaining landowner and regulatory approval in America can be an expensive and long, fought-out exercise, with no guarantee of success.
In any case, the NDP government has made export sales announcements before, going back to 2008, that were never concluded. Those "sales" were not sales, as in enforceable agreements, just paper "term sheets."
Premier Selinger boasts that the sales will bring in $9 billion. About 18 months ago, then-Hydro minister Dave Chomiak trumpeted export sales of $29 billion over 30 years. In 2005-06, Hydro reported export sales of close to $900 million. In recent years, export sales have fallen as low as $338 million. In trying to make sense of these dollar claims, it is important to realize the annual interest and plant amortization expenses associated with the planned $20-billion adventure alone will require almost $2 billion a year in additional revenue.
And construction costs can rise sharply higher than current estimates, as they have in the past. An increase in interest rates of two percentage points could add another $400 million to the revenue needed to break even on the expansion. Remember, more than 50 per cent of Hydro's current export sales go at the spot price, not the price for "firm" sales. Selling electricity into the MISO market (American Midwest) is not difficult. What is problematic is the mix between firm dependable sales and opportunity sales, and the prices and terms. American utilities, no different than in Saskatchewan and Ontario, are happy to buy power from Hydro if the price is lower than it would cost them to produce it themselves. And they don't have to renew the deals, while Hydro will still have the debts and costs.
Another important feature of any large sale is the ability to withdraw from the commitment in case of a drought or some other extraordinary event. In 2004, a Hydro official advised the Public Utilities Board that Hydro had honoured its firm sale commitments to its U.S. customers through the 2002-04 drought to keep its reputation as a dependable supplier. Doing so led to a $436-million loss in 2003-04, which led to a 9.5 per cent rate hike for consumers.
It was later determined that Hydro's contracts did not provide the utility an out from delivering power during the drought — it had to do so.
The PUB's hearing was doomed at the start by its terms of reference, with restrictions placed on what aspects of the NDP-Hydro plans can be reviewed. Nevertheless, it will be interesting to see what independent experts engaged by the PUB and interveners for the PUB NFAT hearing have to say about the latest export sales announcements.
I remain profoundly disappointed in this government, spinning one tale after another as if assertions are enough to support a gamble of unprecedented magnitude. The ratepayers of this province are the only backstop if things go wrong.
As of now, and despite Premier Selinger's latest claims, there are no firm export sale commitments beyond those signed, committed to and having full regulatory approval. And none of those contracts requires building Bipole III, let alone it and two new massive dams that would mortgage the futures of following generations.
Graham Lane is a retired chartered accountant. He was chairman of the Public Utilities Board from 2002 -2012. During his term, the PUB regularly criticized and questioned Hydro's plans and forecasts while recommending an expert and comprehensive review of those plans. The review was called following his retirement and it is not comprehensive.


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Before you give a deposit or sign a lease on a trailer in Bedford get a lot of close-up pictures before you move in. This is not necessary for Alvin or Lucian Sullivan, they are honest men and they will work with you on your rent to them. There are other ones out there just taking care of themselves and nothing else.
If you would like more information about what trailers and where, please call me and I will gladly fill you in and share my five-month nightmare.
This letter is in regards to a letter that was published and written by Ruby Hartman.
First of all, Ms. Hartman stated she had called the Kentucky State Police Post and reported she would be having a controlled burn. She also stated she told them it would be wood and nothing illegal about it.
Well, I have done some researching and the only type of wood that is considered for legal burning is clean lumber and is to be in a 55-gallon container with air temperatures below 50 degrees and for construction site warming only.
This letter is in response to the article that was published in The Trimble Banner dated Dec. 26, 2012. The article was under the Milton Commission report.
First of all, I would like to clarify something concerning the statement Jason Long made that "volunteer responders also tackled an illegal burn within the city limits. Also the responsible party is subject to a $25,000 fine."
I am writing to express our sincere appreciation to everyone that participated in the Youth In Need Holiday Assistance Program. Thank you for making sure that our children in Trimble County were able to have a very Merry Christmas. With all that may seem wrong in our world today, it is great to be a part of a program and community that makes a positive difference in the life of a child.
My husband, James Anderson, was adopted. So when we got married he wanted to know where his mother was buried. It took me a long time to find the records. We didn't have much money so we painted a wooden cross to mark it. It was stolen out of the graveyard. I told Rita about it at city hall.
Then on Dec. 11 we went to the graveyard to see his mother's grave. The marker James' brother, John Mahuron, and my husband bought was destroyed and the new big cross was leaning badly.
The Bedford Elementary PTA would like to thank everyone who took part in making our Fall Festival on November 3rd a success. We truly appreciate all those who volunteered their time and their financial support. A huge Thank You to the Milton Fire Department for frying our fish.
A big thank you to all the individuals and businesses in Trimble County and the surrounding communities who donated money and items for the annual auction.
For the past four years my family and I have been engaged in a family tragedy that took place in your county. My brother, Steven Michael Jones was murdered near the Ohio River in Milton, Ky. The case is now closed, due to the excellent professional work by Trimble County public servants.
Editor and Dear Friends:
The outpouring love, kindness, and generosity of the Carroll County Community and surrounding counties has been phenomenal. We consider ourselves to be very fortunate to live and work here. Our family has received visits, meals, calls, cards, emails, and messages too numerous to count. Even though we have lost Caroline, her memory lives on through the love we all had for her. Your prayers have given us strength as we search for peace while we travel down this road of grief.
Thank you again,
I am never surprised with the 90 percent of the elected that serves we the people of Trimble County. Keep in mind I mean this with kindness of heart for most, not all, do a very good service they are elected to do for the great people that live here.
This year I celebrated my tenth year of providing OB/GYN care to those in our community and surrounding counties. I chose to practice in La Grange because the community was similar to the small town in which I was raised in eastern Kentucky. My goal was to bring quality care from the "city" to our community so our residents didn't have to drive to town for excellent care.
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BATON ROUGE, La. – UC Santa Barbara entered its season-opening game at LSU on Friday night as the nation's third youngest team. The Gauchos travel roster of 13 includes seven freshmen and three sophomores.
Against the Tigers, there were times when UCSB acted its age, but there were numerous bright spots in the road loss.
Charles Carmouche had 16 points and Johnny O'Bryant III scored 13 points and had eight rebounds, all in the first half, to pace LSU to a 77-63 win at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center. The Gauchos were led by one of their grizzly veterans, junior guard Kyle Boswell, who scored 17 points, one short of his career-high.
Sophomore Alan Williams, who battled foul trouble all night, had 14 points, six rebounds and two blocked shots in just 21 minutes.
On the strength of two three-pointers apiece by Boswell and freshman Michael Bryson, who finished with 10 points, the Gauchos led by as many as five points in the early going. They still led 22-19 when the Tigers went on an 8-0 run to claim a 27-22 edge. O'Bryant scored five of the eight points and LSU never trailed again.
"We jumped out to a pretty good start, but we committed too many turnovers and you just can't do that against a team at this level," said UCSB head coach Bob Williams. "There were some bright spots tonight and we'll need to build off of them and learn from the mistakes."
The Gauchos finished with 23 turnovers, 14 in the second half.
Trailing 41-32 at half, Santa Barbara was outscored 14-5 over the first seven minutes of the second half, falling behind 55-37. André Stringer scored the last six of the run. Stringer got the first three when he was fouled making a leaning bank shot and then the final three on a long three-point basket from above the top of the key.
When Shane Hammink drained another Tiger three with 10:36 to play in the game, his team led 58-41, but a 9-2 spurt by UCSB closed the gap to 60-50. Bryson scored the first four points of the rally, two of which came on an artistic reverse lay-in off of a nifty baseline drive. Boswell made the third of his three three-pointers and Williams hit a short jumper to complete the rally with 7:29 remaining.
LSU, however, responded again, this time with a 10-0 run that put the game out of reach, 70-50. The 10-0 stretch started with Gaucho turnovers on three straight possessions, each resulting in points for the Tigers with Anthony Hickey making a three-pointer and then Malik Morgan hitting a lay-up and three-pointer.
"When we cut it to 10 in the second half, I thought we kind of had a rhythm going," Coach Williams said. "But then they turned up the pressure and we didn't respond. We just got too loose with the ball."
UCSB used all 13 of its players in the season opener with 12 scoring. In fact, eight different Gauchos scored their first career points, led by Bryson's 10. Freshman guards Dalanté Dunklin (six points, three rebounds) and Duke DaRé (two points, four rebounds) also had good efforts.
Santa Barbara made just 37.3% of its field goals, including 26.3% from three-point range. LSU hit 44.8% overall and 10-of-26 from three-point territory, 38.5%. The Tigers were awful from the free throw line, making just 7-of-20, 35.0%, and the Gauchos won the battle of the boards, 41-40.
The Gauchos will stay on the road for a few more days. They will travel to Normal, Ill., on Saturday and play at Illinois State on Monday night. The game against the Redbirds will tip-off at 5:00 p.m. (PST) and can be heard on AM 1290 KZSB with the pre-game show beginning at 4:30 p.m. (PST). It can also be heard on-line at UCSBgauchos.com.
Season tickets for both the men's and women's teams are available from the Ticket Office in the Intercollegiate Athletics Building on campus, by calling 805-893-UCSB (8272) or online by clicking here for men's season tickets and here for women's season tickets. Also, for the nest two seasons, the season tickets will commemorate 35 years of the Thunderdome and the tickets will reflect that. This year, the commemorative tickets will celebrate some of the greatest players to ever play in the storied arena and next year the greatest moments will be remembered.


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For some, Black Friday is all about finding the best deal on a new flat screen. But for the hundreds who packed Foothills Animal Shelter on Friday, the day was all about finding a new furry friend. And a good deal.
The shelter featured adoption specials on the days before and after Thanksgiving, hoping to place as many pets as possible. More than 64 animals found forever homes during the two days, said Jennifer Strickland, spokeswoman for the shelter. By Friday afternoon, only two dogs remained available for adoption.
Some 29 kids were officially adopted into 22 families on Saturday at the Jeffco courthouse, and every child had a unique and often poignant history that carried him to that eventful day.
But as the new families left the building, they started a new journey together from a joyful place.
Hundreds gathered to celebrate those adoptions on National Adoption Day through Jeffco's Human Services Department.
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Students from Arapahoe Community College painting instructor Nathan Abels' class invited staff and students from the Colorado Center for the Blind to a fully accessible tactile art exhibit at the Jantzen Gallery in ACC's Art and Design Center recently.
Littleton's new Aging Well Resource Center is designed as a one-stop shop for an aging population looking for answers in such areas as transportation and health insurance.
The center opened in Bemis Library in October; while the city provides transportation services for its senior population with the Omnibus and Shopping Cart programs, Littleton, like many municipalities, doesn't have a dedicated human services department as county governments do.
"Yucks!" blended with yucks as the students probed the stomach contents of the dogfish sharks they were dissecting.
"I found a claw," said one student, as he waved miniature pincers in the air.
"I found a fish," another student said as she held high a half-digested fish body.
Frigid temperatures didn't deter more than 100 people from celebrating Veterans Day in Littleton on Tuesday.
The crowd gathered at the city's World War II memorial in Ketring Park to honor veterans from Littleton and beyond. And while the temperatures hovered in the teens during the ceremony, it didn't put a chill on the emotional crowd.
Evergreen artist Ted Garcia is a person who meets his goals.
Over the past 5 1/2 years, he set four goals to create an outdoor painting each day, and he has met all of those goals, painting 2,014 works in that many days.
Much like the iconic mailman, Garcia, 47, painted in snow, rain, sleet, hail and heat. He painted early in the morning and late at night. He painted when he was sick and when he had a broken finger on his painting hand.
He even painted through family obligations: graduations, births and deaths.
New digs have been found for a colony of prairie dogs whose habitat was lost as a result of a land sale.
The animals were on parcels owned by the Foothills Park and Recreation District on the northwest and northeast corners of South Wadsworth Boulevard and West Coal Mine Avenue. The northwest parcel was sold to 24 Hour Capital Ventures LLC for $1.165 million and is set to be developed into a medical center. The northeast parcel is currently on the market.
By Stephanie Alderton, For the Courier
After dark last Friday, Bemis Library became a monster-infested maze through which a few unlucky golf clubs were doomed to navigate.
A group of students is making Mackintosh Academy's Littleton campus a sunnier place.
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I was born a lover. Something about me falls easily for other people. I love to love. As a tribute to the holiday of romance (coming up next week!) I am writing about the five great loves of my life--for better or for worse--after all what's romance without the heart break?
My first kiss was gorgeous. I was twelve, a very young age to be kissing, yes, but it was paired with such blissful innocence and excitement I can hardly blame myself. It was sunset, the party was held on the back lawn of the hillside estate. We were celebrating our release from elementary school, in three short months all of us over-grown sixth graders would be initiated into fast times at middle school. Soon there would be more than just our neighborhood grouping of friends bound by desk assignments, school carnivals and mandatory dance programs. We were all moving on.
So this was a farewell, of sorts.
The view was phenomenal, behind us was a cropping of gigantic mountains paved with a golden, dying sun. Stretched out in front of us was the entire valley, like a map of purple and blue roads and homes. Out west was the lake, silver like tinfoil spilling over to the south and to the north the majestic snow-tipped Mount Timpanogos, with its legend of lovers and death.
Then there was Matthew. He stood close to me with his tall frame, always one of the tallest in our class, his broad shoulders and soccer-toned legs. His hair was the color of the foothills--a wavy warm blond. I didn't know what was going to happen in my life after I graduated from my childhood, but I knew I would always love Matthew.
It started in the second grade when he wore his swampy green Hawaiian shirt on the first day of class. Mrs. Nelson slid his desk next to mine and my ears went hot. He quickly realized my tendency to laugh at everything he said . . . or sang. Sometimes he'd sing "Why do birds suddenly appear every time you are near?" and I would laugh and he would laugh and the world was the best place.
The thing is, Matthew was kind. I came from a ruthless den of teasing. My five brothers teased me night and day about this or that, but when I'd come to school and sit by Matthew he'd tell me sweet things like, "I like your freckles" or "I think you are funny too" and he always, always said to me, "you are a good writer" and that made me feel best of all.
He noticed my talents.
One day my grumpy black dog Chucka climbed up the street and found Matthew's cottony dog on a leash and mated. After Chucka delivered the pups my parents invited Matthew's family down to inspect the offspring. Matthew and I sat on the colonial carpet my mother picked out and let the puppies paw at us. As our parents talked about making arrangements for proper adoptions I read into the entire experience like a gypsy with a magic ball. Surely this meeting of our families with familial arrangements and playful offspring was a sign of things to come. It was that night I was certain I would someday marry Matthew.
When church was held at the old Provo Tabernacle every six months, I knew he'd be there with his family dressed in his white shirt and tan trousers. I would reserve my best dress and curl my hair for that occasion, then, I would purposely (and vaguely) plead with my family to sit exactly opposite his family on the upstairs balcony. This way I could flirt with my eyes at him while the sermons rolled on for two hours. The stained-glass windows in the higher register cast a yellow light on the congregation below and my mother would always lean over to me and say, "Isn't that Matthew cute?"
She was on to us.
My devotion for Matthew lasted throughout a very rough patch in our relationship. Middle school turned out the worst of our lives. It wasn't until our sophomore year we'd reconcile when I asked him to our very first "legal" dance-date. We were sixteen and terribly awkward. Then he started dating the long-legged, troublesome Junior, who was a prize to all the boys and I disappeared in his life.
For years after high school we'd see each other and easily fall back into complimenting one another. I wanted to know what he was thinking about in his life--college, Lds mission and romance? He always asked about my writing, which, sadly I had long forsaken thanks to college and an early-adult onset of confusion.
Then one day in our mid-twenties we found ourselves once again staring at each other across the Tabernacle balcony. And just like old times my mother whispered to me. "Isn't that Matthew cute?"
After church ended with an edifice-echoing "Amen!" he made his way over to me in his tie and tan trousers--time had made him into an smartly dressed man. We talked as we exited the tabernacle into the afternoon light, walking through early summer in downtown Provo on the way to our cars.
"I was thinking I should marry you," he said to me.
"You should," I replied.
A couple weeks later I put myself into my favorite peach dress and tried to fit a smile onto my face. My friend Anna had just been married and I was going to wish her well at a celebratory party up the street. My failed romantic relationships veiled my happiness for Anna and I tried not to think of all the people at the party who were looking at me with absolute pity.
Here is Anna getting married, and poor Courtney shows up all alone.
Then Anna, who could keenly sense my public display of insecurity gave me her bridal bouquet so I wouldn't have to humiliate myself any further by body wrestling a group of eager girls for the superstition of catching it. Just as my confidence was entirely melted, my loneliness like a crown on my head, Matthew came in through the door. I saw him look around from guest to guest, his eyes smiling and searching for what I hoped was me. My freckled face.
Then he found me.
"Can I walk you home?" he asked as I hugged him gratefully.
I picked up the white bouquet and fluffed my peachy dress, wrapped my arm around his and paraded past the eying guests. He was always my Gilbert Blythe, my champion when I needed him. We walked home in the sunset of June, flowers and fine clothes, the beginning of a rekindled friendship.
There was a trip to the desert, an adventurous snowmobiling excursion, lots of late night discussions and finally the moment where I had to know, was this going to last in marriage like my heart always promised me?
But Matthew wasn't sure of where he was in his own path and explained this to me carefully during a midnight phone call that extended on to morning. It wasn't long after that I met someone who reminded me of all the characteristics I loved about Matthew--including his tall, strong figure--and who was equally kind. In this way I did marry Matthew, or what he represented to me.
But he never left my life. We went to our ten year high school reunion together and spent a Valentines Day in New York City underneath a dripping, black umbrella navigating Wall Street. It was then he said to me,
"I have feeling that I should tell you to take up writing again."
And I've been writing ever since.
But before all of that there was the first kiss, you see, planted on my ample cheek as the sun said good night on our simple lives.
Tomorrow: The High School Sweetheart


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Azure Storage: Getting Started with Azure Storage in Python
Samples documenting basic operations with Azure storage services (Blob, File, Table, Queue) in Python.
Running this sample
This sample can be run using either the Azure Storage Emulator (Windows) or by using your Azure Storage account name and key. Please update the config.py file with the appropriate properties.
To run the sample using the Storage Emulator: 1. Download and install the Azure Storage Emulator https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/ 2. Start the emulator (once only) by pressing the Start button or the Windows key and searching for it by typing "Azure Storage Emulator". Select it from the list of applications to start it. 3. Run the project.
To run the sample using the Storage Service 1. Open the config.py file and comment out the connection string for the emulator (UseDevelopmentStorage=True) and uncomment the connection string for the storage service (AccountName=[]...). 2. Create a Storage Account through the Azure Portal and provide your [AccountName] and [AccountKey] in the config.properties file. See https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/storage-create-storage-account/ for more information 3.Set breakpoints and run the project.
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Mosques. Tzistarakis Mosque (or Kato Sintrivaniou Mosque) dominates in Monastiraki Square. It was built in 1759 by the Turkish voivode (local governor) Mustafa Aga (or Tzistarakis). Tzistarakis demolished the 17th column of Olympian Zeus Temple to supply his workers with whitewash. It has loggia with four columns and two rows of four windows in each side. Since 1981 it has been operating as Museum of Traditional Ceramics. It is the only mosque in Athens that people can visit. Next to Roman Agora is the impressive Fethiye Mosque, built (1458) in honor of Mohamed the Conqueror when he visited Athens.
Turkish Bath. The Old Turkish Baths (Hamam Abit Efenti) are situated in Plaka (8 Kiristou Str.). They were built in the 17th century and constituted a spot for developing social life during Ottoman Occupation. The Turkish Baths have been reconstructed and now operate as Museum with the theme body cleaning and toilette.
Muslim Seminary. The gate of Muslim Seminary, part of which was destroyed after a fire in 1911, is preserved at the corner of Aeolou and Pelopida Streets. According to an inscription on the Seminary's entrance, it was built in 1721 and consisted of the central building operating as school and mosque, residential area of students and teachers (hodja), a kitchen and the central yard.
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I'm not a breakfast eater–never have been. I suppose the biggest reason is I don't eat eggs–except in cookies, cakes and pies.
My mother said when I was a baby I ate an egg every day of my life. Then somewhere around my second birthday as she attempted to feed me my morning ova, I said, "No more."
I meant it because decades later, I still won't eat them and in fact can't stand the smell.
But my husband loves breakfast–all parts of it and being a dutiful hausfrau, I make him breakfast on the weekends–and sometimes for dinner.
I stumbled across this recipe recently and tested it on Tom. Two thumbs up. While it is similar to other breakfast casseroles, two things I especially like about it are you can pre-mix it the night before and bake the next morning AND you can add your favorite toppings–bacon, ham, peppers, mushrooms–to the layer that goes on the base.
Bon Appetit!
Easy Breakfast Casserole
6 slices bread, cubed
1 pound sausage, browned, drained
1 1/2 cups shredded Cheddar cheese
8 eggs, beaten
2 cups milk
1 teaspoon, salt
pepper to taste
Cube bread and place evenly in greased 9x13 pan or baking dish. Sprinkle evenly with sausage and cheese. Mix eggs, milk, salt and pepper. Pour over ingredients in pan. May cover and chill overnight. (if left overnight, remove from refrigerator 15 minutes before baking). Bake 45 minutes at 325 degrees or until set. Cut into squares to serve.
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Too Much Junk - 4xForwardPosted in News on June 5, 2014
Hi, my name is Fred and I have too much stuff. If you're a plumber you probably have quite a few pipe wrenches. If you're a farmer you probably have more than one tractor or cow. If you're a lawyer you probably have a lot of … ties?! And if you're a magazine editor like me, whose job it is to write about 4x4s, then—you guessed it—you have a bunch of 4x4s. Friends try and tell me I have a problem because I have so much stuff, but I usually just unfriend them and then head to the Craigslist to look for more junk I think I need.
I'm not going to say exactly how many 4x4s I have, but it may be a dozen, give or take a few depending on what cool new "gotta have" vehicle I just found and what type of bill shows up in the mail. Now don't get the wrong impression. I am not some super-high-roller magazine editor. The fact is most of these 4x4s are unglamorous, high-mileage buckets that I falsely assumed I could polish into a less turdlike finish. Yes, I have a bunch of ratty 4x4 junk but it still pains me when life forces me to sell one of my kids.
OK, "kids" may be a bit extreme to call my vehicles, but I do get very attached to them, probably because I give them names. I know a guy who thinks naming vehicles is dumb. He might be right, because as soon as I name it I feel bad selling it. I give them names like Clampy, the Dumpster, Lemon Pie, Peter the Beater, and Tube Sock. I also use names like the blue truck, the white truck, the rusty truck and the truck I'll never finish, but for some reason will never sell either of these 4x4s.
Even worse than the names are the dreams. Often a vehicle follows me home because I have some dream about it, not a literal dream while sleeping but more a daydream (or pipe-dream) about what I will do in that vehicle once I'm done modifying it. I'll drive it to Baja, to Alaska, to the Hammers, to Moab, on the Ultimate Adventure, across country, around the world!
It's good to have a goal before you start on a project because it gives you something to strive for. It feeds the fire until you finish the vehicle and accomplish that goal. And it gives you an excuse to spend countless hours and dollars buying and building your dream machine. Then, theoretically, once you accomplish that goal you should be able to sell it and move on to your next project. Yeah right! Unfortunately for me, I then have this cool vehicle that was the one I drove (to Baja, on the Ultimate Adventure, across country, or whatever) and now that I have some sort of emotional memory around that vehicle I have become so attached I can't hardly sell it! Yes, I may have a problem.
However, in the past few months I sold not one but two of my vehicles: my '65 Dodge M37, the Dumpster, and my '93 Toyota Land Cruiser, Peter the Beater. Is it weird that I was more concerned with whether they went to a good home than I was with how much I made on the deal? Oh well, time to go surf Craigslist for a new cheap truck.


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Commentary - Rule 1.7
Loyalty to a Client
[1] Loyalty is an essential element in the lawyer's relationship to a client. An impermissible conflict of interest may exist before representation is undertaken, in which event the representation should be declined. If such a conflict arises after representation has been undertaken, the lawyer should withdraw from the representation. See Rule 1.16. Where more than one client is involved and the lawyer withdraws because a conflict arises after representation, whether the lawyer may continue to represent any of the clients is determined by Rule 1.9. See also Rule 2.2(c). As to whether a client-lawyer relationship exists or, having once been established, is continuing, see Commentary to Rule 1.3 and Scope.
[2] As a general proposition, loyalty to a client prohibits undertaking representation directly adverse to that client without that client's consent. Subsection (a) expresses that general rule. Thus, a lawyer ordinarily may not act as advocate against a person the lawyer represents in some other matter, even if it is wholly unrelated. On the other hand, simultaneous representation in unrelated matters of clients whose interests are only generally adverse, such as competing economic enterprises, does not require consent of the respective clients. Subsection (a) applies only when the representation of one client would be directly adverse to the other.
[3] Loyalty to a client is also impaired when a lawyer cannot consider, recommend or carry out an appropriate course of action for the client because of the lawyer's other responsibilities or interests. The conflict in effect forecloses alternatives that would otherwise be available to the client. Subsection (b) addresses such situations. A possible conflict does not itself preclude the representation. The critical questions are the likelihood that a conflict will eventuate and, if it does, whether it will materially interfere with the lawyer's independent professional judgment in considering alternatives or foreclose courses of action that reasonably should be pursued on behalf of the client. Consideration should be given to whether the client wishes to accommodate the other interest involved.
Consultation and Consent
[4] A client may consent to representation notwithstanding a conflict. However, as indicated in subsection (a) (1) with respect to representation directly adverse to a client, and subsection (b) (1) with respect to material limitations on representation of a client, when a disinterested lawyer would conclude that the client should not agree to the representation under the circumstances, the lawyer cannot properly ask for such agreement or provide representation on the basis of the client's consent. When more than one client is involved, the question of conflict must be resolved as to each client. Moreover, there may be circumstances where it is impossible to make the disclosure necessary to obtain consent. For example, when the lawyer represents different clients in related matters and one of the clients refuses to consent to the disclosure necessary to permit the other client to make an informed decision, the lawyer cannot properly ask the latter to consent.
Lawyer's Interests
[5] The lawyer's own interests should not be permitted to have adverse effect on representation of a client. For example, a lawyer's need for income should not lead the lawyer to undertake matters that cannot be handled competently and at a reasonable fee. See Rules 1.1 and 1.5. If the probity of a lawyer's own conduct in a transaction is in serious question, it may be difficult or impossible for the lawyer to give a client detached advice. A lawyer may not allow related business interests to affect representation, for example, by referring clients to an enterprise in which the lawyer has an undisclosed interest.
Conflicts in Litigation
[6] Subsection (a) prohibits representation of opposing parties in litigation. Simultaneous representation of parties whose interests in litigation may conflict, such as coplaintiffs or codefendants, is governed by subsection (b). An impermissible conflict may exist by reason of substantial discrepancy in the parties' testimony, incompatibility in positions in relation to an opposing party or the fact that there are substantially different possibilities of settlement of the claims or liabilities in question. Such conflicts can arise in criminal cases as well as civil. The potential for conflict of interest in representing multiple defendants in a criminal case is so grave that ordinarily a lawyer should decline to represent more than one codefendant. On the other hand, common representation of persons having similar interests is proper if the risk of adverse effect is minimal and the requirements of subsection (b) are met. Compare Rule 2.2 involving intermediation between clients.
[7] Ordinarily, a lawyer may not act as advocate against a client the lawyer represents in some other matter, even if the other matter is wholly unrelated. However, there are circumstances in which a lawyer may act as advocate against a client. For example, a lawyer representing an enterprise with diverse operations may accept employment as an advocate against the enterprise in an unrelated matter if doing so will not adversely affect the lawyer's relationship with the enterprise or conduct of the suit and if both clients consent upon consultation. By the same token, government lawyers in some circumstances may represent government employees in proceedings in which a government agency is the opposing party. The propriety of concurrent representation can depend on the nature of the litigation. For example, a suit charging fraud entails conflict to a degree not involved in a suit for a declaratory judgment concerning statutory interpretation.
[8] A lawyer may represent parties having antagonistic positions on a legal question that has arisen in different cases, unless representation of either client would be adversely affected. Thus, it is ordinarily not improper to assert such positions in cases pending in different trial courts, but it may be improper to do so in cases pending at the same time in an appellate court.
Interest of Person Paying for a Lawyer's Service
[9] A lawyer may be paid from a source other than the client, if the client is informed of that fact and consents and the arrangement does not compromise the lawyer's duty of loyalty to the client. See Rule 1.8(f). For example, when an insurer and its insured have conflicting interests in a matter arising from a liability insurance agreement, and the insurer is required to provide special counsel for the insured, the arrangement should assure the special counsel's professional independence. So also, when a corporation and its directors or employees are involved in a controversy in which they have conflicting interests, the corporation may provide funds for separate legal representation of the directors or employees, if the client's consent after consultation and the arrangement ensures the lawyer's professional independence.
Other Conflict Situations
[10] Conflicts of interest in contexts other than litigation sometimes may be difficult to assess. Relevant factors in determining whether there is potential for adverse effect include the duration and intimacy of the lawyer's relationship with the client or clients involved, the functions being performed by the lawyer, the likelihood that actual conflict will arise and the likely prejudice to the client from the conflict if it does arise. The question is often one of proximity and degree.
[11] For example, a lawyer may not represent multiple parties to a negotiation whose interests are fundamentally antagonistic to each other, but common representation is permissible where the clients are generally aligned in interest even though there is some difference of interest among them.
[12] Conflict questions may also arise in estate planning and estate administration. A lawyer may be called upon to prepare wills for several family members, such as husband and wife, and, depending upon the circumstances, a conflict of interest may arise. In estate administration the identity of the client may be unclear under the law of a particular jurisdiction. Under one view, the client is the fiduciary; under another view the client is the estate or trust, including its beneficiaries. The lawyer should make clear the relationship to the parties involved.
[13] A lawyer for a corporation or other organization who is also a member of its board of directors should determine whether the responsibilities of the two roles may conflict. The lawyer may be called on to advise the corporation in matters involving actions of the directors. Consideration should be given to the frequency with which such situations may arise, the potential intensity of the conflict, the effect of the lawyer's resignation from the board and the possibility of the corporation's obtaining legal advice from another lawyer in such situations. If there is material risk that the dual role will compromise the lawyer's independence of professional judgment, the lawyer should not serve as a director.
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