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Attorney General Opinions
What is an Attorney General Opinion?
Opinions may be issued by the attorney general in response to requests by state agency officials and state legislators to help them perform their duties. These opinions are not law, but rather they advise state officials on questions of law and on how the law applies to particular fact situations. The attorney general may not issue opinions or provide legal advice to local government officials, private individuals, or private entities.
Prior to September 14, 2006, attorney general opinions came in two forms: formal attorney general opinions and informal attorney general opinions. Formal opinions were in letter format and were signed by the attorney general as the chief legal officer of the state. Formal opinions typically responded to questions concerning constitutional issues and other matters of statewide concern. Informal opinions were typically issued in memorandum format and were signed by the assistant attorney general who prepared them or by the deputy attorney general. Informal opinions typically were issued on matters less likely to impact those other than the requestor.
On September 14, 2006, the formal/informal distinction was eliminated. After that date all published opinions are issued in letter format and are referred to as "attorney general opinions." Attorney general opinions may be signed by the attorney general, the deputy attorney general, or by an assistant attorney general.
Attorney general opinions are letters of legal advice that are not confidential or otherwise privileged, and that are considered to have significance as applied to other circumstances. Significant ethics opinions to which confidentiality was waived and significant bill review letters are also published as attorney general opinions. Ethics opinions are advisory opinions interpreting the Executive Branch Ethics Act (AS 39.52.010 - AS 39.52.960). Bill review letters provide to the governor a legal analysis of passed legislation that is before the Governor for signature or veto. Not all legal advice prepared by the Department of Law is published as an attorney general opinion.
Attorney general opinions express a well-considered opinion that may or may not be agreed with by a court faced with the same issue at a later date. The attorney general may reevaluate and, if necessary, revoke or modify prior opinions. Additionally, because the attorney general's obligation to publicly provide advice may at times collide with the attorney general's obligation to represent the State of Alaska as litigation counsel, the attorney general may be required to take a litigation position at odds with a prior opinion.
Because we do not have the resources to maintain a constant review of all the issues in all the attorney general opinions, not all overruled or obsolete opinions may be noted. We cannot answer questions about the continuing validity of opinions.
Availability of attorney general opinions
This website generally contains attorney general opinions issued since the mid-1980's, with some gaps from the mid-1980's until 1990. Earlier opinions are available in the state law libraries in book format. Attorney general opinions continue to be published yearly in book format, but they are first published on the website shortly after issuance. Alaska attorney general opinions are also available on Westlaw, starting in 1977.
Citation format
Attorney general opinions (which is the designation for all attorney general opinions issued since September 14, 2006) are cited by their date of issuance:
- 2008 Op. Alaska Att'y Gen. (Aug.4)
Formal opinions (which were issued until September 14, 2006) were sequentially numbered, beginning with No. 1 each year. Formal opinions are cited by that sequential number:
- 1996 Op. Att'y Gen. No. 5 (Nov. 29)
Informal opinions (which were issued until September 14, 2006) are cited by their issuance date and case management number:
- 2005 Inf. Op. Att'y Gen. (July 5; 665-05-0171).


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Barton exits with left hamstring strain
Jane Lee is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, Major Lee-ague, and follow her on Twitter @JaneMLB.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- A's first baseman Daric Barton exited Saturday's game after just one inning because of a left hamstring strain.
Barton suffered it in his first at-bat and is likely to be held out of baseball activities come Sunday.
"You would think," manager Bob Melvin said. "Hamstrings aren't something you want to mess around with. To what degree he strained it, I'm not sure."
Barton was considered likely to make the Opening Day roster as the second first baseman, but that could easily change should he miss an extended period of time. Most hamstring issues typically require at least a couple of weeks of rest.
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A bit of clarity was added over the weekend with addition of set up man Mike Adams into the mix as the key 8th inning bridge to Papelbon. Beyond Adams and Papelbon, the bullpen is filled with questions marks. It seems the only relievers assured of Phillies roster spots are Papelbon, Adams, and Antonio Bastardo, who was less than solid last year. After that, questions abound.
From the left side, Jeremy Horst is a front runner to land in back of Bastardo. Horst was impressive during his second half call up to the Phils, throwing in 32 games and going 2-0 with a 1.15 ERA and 1.17 WHIP. Horst struck out 40 in 31.1 innings of work.
The health of Mike Stutes is the first question mark from the right side. Recovering from significant surgery, Stutes may need some time in AAA before he reaches the level at which he pitched during the 2011 season for the Phils. The rest of the pack consists of Justin DeFratus, Phillippe Aumont, Michael Schwimer, BJ Rosenberg, Raul Valdes, and Jacob Diekman.
From the above group DeFratus and Aumont seem to have the lead on two of the final spots in the bullpen. Both were filthy in the minors, with Aumont less consistent than DeFratus, but slightly more filthy. Each showed both promise and growing pains at times for the big club, but 2013 should present real opportunity for each to stick at the major league level.
The final spot will be an interesting race as to how the Phils want to round out their bullpen. BJ Rosenberg was awful during his first several outings with the Phils, but settled down to show some promise towards the end of the season. He could land as the front runner because of his ability to throw 2-3 innings if needed. Having watched Rosenberg many times at Reading and Lehigh Valley over the past two seasons, Rosenberg does have the ability to be an effective, but not dominant (think Chad Durbin) major league reliever. Raul Valdes, a veteran lefty was extremely effective for the Phils before getting injured mid season. Valdes has the ability to throw multiple innings as well and has the built in advantage of throwing lefty. With several off days at the beginning of the season, keeping Valdes in the bigs and allowing Rosenberg to stretch out his arm in Lehigh Valley may make some short term sense.
Last but not least (at least in my mind), is Michael Schwimer. While recognizing my admitted bias because I know and like Schwim, he showed significant potential at times as part of the bridge to Papelbon, throwing effectively in the 7th inning before his much debated injury cropped up that ended his season. Schwim says his arm wasn't right. The Phillies said his arm wasn't injured enough for the DL. In my mind at least, we must defer to the athlete as only he(she), knows how his body feels. Knowing his level of competitiveness, it was killing Schwimer to be unable to compete as the year closed out, as several relievers made their impression on the Phillies. I expect Schwimer to come out strong in the Spring. Success has the ability to make negative memories very short lived.


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The Save Me Trust's most recent legal challenge to the government's badger culling programme was turned down this week, when our application for a Judicial Review was denied on a appeal by a single judge.
But the fight against this ineffective and cruel programme continues on all fronts. In particular DEFRA's own recently published figures show that the incidence of bTB was in any event declining in both Dorset and Gloucestershire in the 3 years before the culls even began. The decision of the government to proceed with the culling in these areas appears to be contrary to DEFRA's own policy published in 2011 which promised in terms that no culling would take place if the incidence of bTB was falling in a specific place.
Where a public authority issues a promise as to how it intends to act the law requires that the promise is honoured unless there is good reason not to do so. This is based upon principles of good administration and the fact that public bodies should deal straight forwardly, honestly and consistently with the public.
This principle appears to have been breached in this instance as DEFRA has continued to pursue the culling of badgers despite bTB rates falling in both Dorset and Gloucestershire. Further it is clear that the culls since 2013 have failed to meet set targets thus resulting in the likely increase of bTB in those areas according to the best scientific estimates available.
Perversely, this ill-conceived government policy has in fact probably contributed to an increase in bovine tuberculosis.
We will continuing to oppose the cull legally.


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Bank on Your Good Health
Everyone knows to "save for a rainy day," right? That's easier said than done because many of us don't know what to consider as a "rainy day." It's easier to save for things we are motivated by like a vacation, a home, or a wedding. So, let's get a better picture of what a rainy day, or quite a few of them, might look like.
Only 48 percent of Americans have enough savings to cover three months of living expenses.1
And even if you are in that "lucky" 48 percent, if you became ill or injured and were unable to work—the ultimate "rainy day"- that's not nearly enough to get you through: The average long-term disability lasts two and a half years.2
But that rainy day is still unlikely, right? Well, you may not know that most short- and long-term disabilities arise from illnesses, not a random or rare injury.3
So, what can you do? The best approach is to have a good umbrella, and avoid the big puddles; taking steps to reduce your risk of disability and planning how to protect yourself. Here are some common causes of disability and the protective measures you can take, based on current science.
And in case you think you're too busy to take care of yourself, think again. In a study of working Americans, those with the highest financial confidence — people you would assume are working 24/7 — are actually those who put the highest priority on maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
Developing healthy habits is a good first step in preempting disability, but you also need to protect your ability to earn an income should illness strike. That's where disability insurance comes in. It helps to protect a portion of your paycheck in case you are unable to work. This income protection step can help you look ahead with confidence, knowing there's one less "what if" to worry about and your family will be protected.
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[1] http://disabilitycanhappen.org/public_html/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/The-CDA-RealityCheckup-Media-Kit.pdf
[2] 2011 Gen Re U.S. Individual DI Risk Management Survey
[3] http://disabilitycanhappen.org/public_html/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/The-CDA-RealityCheckup-Media-Kit.pdf
[4] https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/in-depth/bone-health/art-20045060
[5] https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/in-depth/back-pain/art-20044526
[6] https://www.everydayhealth.com/multiple-sclerosis/multiple-sclerosis-prevention/
[7] https://www.health.harvard.edu/womens-health/8-things-you-can-do-to-prevent-a-stroke
[8] https://www.webmd.com/heart-disease/stroke-heart-risk
[9] https://www.health.harvard.edu/newsletter_article/The-10-commandments-of-cancer-prevention
[10] https://www.webmd.com/depression/understanding-depression-prevention#1
[11] https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/320502.php
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The Scent of Fashion
Beneath the dress
Young Woman powdering Herself
Georges Seurat (1859-1891)
The final two images depict inner and outer components of female dress in the late 1880s and early 1890s. Seurat's painting of A Woman Powdering Herself of 1888-90 shows the distinctive shape of the cuirass corset, which moulded the female body into a socially acceptable form of feminine sexuality. During the final two decades of the nineteenth century corsets were constructed into elaborately cut sections shaped by whalebone and leather. The corseted body formed a shape, as seen in Seurat's painting, which emphasised the bust and the hips but reduced the waist to a proportionally minimal circumference. Like cosmetics, corsets inspired great moral debate on the grounds of both aesthetics and female health during the second half of the nineteenth century, but undoubtedly they remained one of the greatest structural influences on the fashionable female form throughout the period.
Seurat's image shows the dynamic between the timeless quality of his static figure and the recognisable form of fashionable dress, and also captures the essence of the mood of fashionable modernity in the 1890s, which was a great period for decorative lingerie. A simple image of a normal female toilette becomes an erotic image through the play between dress and undress, the erotic element coming from the possibility of transition between the two states. For the first time in the history of dress, conspicuous and self-conscious display of erotic underwear led to a renewed importance in the relationship between sexuality and female dress.
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For his NBA championship win with the Lakers, Lamar Odom was given a special gift by wife Khloe Kardashian – a $400,000 car!
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The Friday OT: Los Rodriguez; Mucho Mejor
Dedicated to reader M. There's been a lack of Spanish language music at The Friday OT in recent times and that's not fair, so to help fill the hole here's one of the most played rock/pop tracks of all time down this way (and great lyrics).
Spend more than a week on the continent and time in taxis, it'd be difficult not to have heard this song. Youtube here.
Posting will be very light today...
...for secret reasons.
In The IKN Weekly this Sunday
It's one of the hottest zinc juniors out there and your humble scribe lunches with its CEO this week. Yes, we're talking Tinka Resources (TK.v) with Graham Carman. Then it's another one of the hottest juniors out there, but this time copper and your humble scribe lunches with its CEO this week. Yes, we're talking Regulus Resources (REG.v) with John Black. And if that weren't enough, a brand new base metals pick coming your way as well. All that, plus the usual guff and nonsense, in IKN412 out Sunday evening.
Wall St ignores gold
More on Goldcorp (GG) and its bad habits
Dennis da Silva of Middlefield Capital was on BNN's Market Call today and he said the same thing as this humble corner of cyberspace on GG (and Barrick, for that matter). Watch it here.
If you're still falling for the mainstream press views on "The New Argentina"...
...that's getting better and wonderful under President Macri, do yourself a favour and watch what goes on there tomorrow, Thursday April 6th. You'll get a glimpse of how bad it's got in the first year and a bit and how badly it's going to go for Macri on October 22nd.
No wonder Barrick wants out of the country.
Continental Gold (CNL.to): Snowflake alert
The selling witnessed in Continental Gold (CNL.to) must have hurt all those CNL insiders who bought at higher prices recently. But the response is bizarre and is straight out of the little leagues, CNL's NR today isn't much more than a petulant "It's Not Fair!" piece of foot stomping about what looks like one fund liquidating a medium-sized position as the reality of the situation finally sinks in, that there is no buyout offer coming for this stock and the price is destined for a long period of flatline.
It doesn't help that the man at the head of CNL, Ari Sussman, has the baggage of being in charge of companies that suddenly come under selling pressure on no news, with retail finding out the reasons a long time afterwards. And that Sussman quietly sold millions of dollars of his shares at that previous gig at higher prices. History rhymes, so maybe retail are right to be nervous.
The new Global Mining Observer is out
Cool stuff this edition includes this link, which takes you to Goldcorp's (GG) CEO Garofalo on the stupid idiot Cerro Casale/Caspiche deal. Unsurprisingly, he likes it more than either IKN or the market does. 20/20/20 and my ample hind quarters, David.
Adventures in investor relations, Paramount Gold (PZG) edition
Your humble scribe is forwarded the following NR from Christos Theodossiou, the IR "professional" (term used loosely) at Paramount Gold Nevada (PZG), sent out yesterday and today:
See the fun bit? Check this section a little more closely:
Winning, Christos. Winning.
What we've learned from the Metanor/Kirkland Lake deal today
1) Makuch is Eric's poodle.
2) Wexford would love to sell a chunk of Marlin to Eric.
3) Nobody's going to worry about Sandstorm's royalty there any more.
4) Retail shareholders have been hosed. Again.
Gold miners are real companies too (from IKN411)
A small op-ed on Goldcorp (GG) and Barrick (ABX) that helped open IKN411, last Sunday evening.
Gold miners are real companies tooAs I put together my thoughts on the deal done by Goldcorp (GG) this week to buy half of Cerro Casale and all of Caspiche (see 'Producer basket' below) I got to thinking about the way these tier one stocks are being run at the moment. The big turnaround story of the sector is, of course, Barrick (ABX), which has managed to pull back from the precipice since ex-GS-orthodox-capitalist Thornton took over from gold-prospector-hit-it-big Munk and the decision was made to run ABX like a normal company instead of applying the crazy pretzel logic that seems to prevail in the sector.The difference at ABX has been its new, hard-nosed attitude towards the balance sheet and particularly to its debt position. In the 2009 to 2011 period Munk added nearly U$12Bn to the company's liabilities, most of that as straight financial debt. Which is all well and good if the gold bull goes on forever, but what we now know is that the party came to a shuddering halt in 2013 and left ABX staring down the barrel of real financial problems. And that's what has made ABX under Thornton the big turnaround success; he's sold fixed assets, hacked down the debt and plans to continue to do so in the next two financial years (another U$2.4Bn or so to come off the debt in order to get it down to U$5Bn, he says).What with the Garofalo decision last week to follow the samo samo route of mining companies and buy mediocre assets with real money, I got to thinking about the two companies and compared their balance sheets over the important recent period. There are plenty of interesting comparisons that show up and we could take a lot of space to chew them over, but the crux is in two datasets comparing the crisis year end of 2013 to the end-of-tunnel year end of 2016:
- In the period end 2013 to end 2016, Goldcorp increased its financial debt by U$1.0Bn
- In the period end 2013 to end 2016, Barrick reduced its financial debt by U$5.1Bn
- At end 2013 Goldcorp had a market cap of U$17.1Bn. Today its market cap is U$14.6Bn
- At end 2013 Barrick had a market cap of U$18.1Bn. Today its market cap is U$19.0BnIn a nutshell, the decision by Thornton to treat ABX as a normal company that needs to show financial discipline and balance sheet strength has seen the market cap of the company under his charge increase by close to a billion from the start of the slump to the end of the tunnel. However the collective decisions of Telfer and Garofalo, prizing gold ounces and project collection over basic financial well-being have seen GG's market cap (aka "the sliver of hope that lies between assets and liabilities") drop by over U$2.5Bn.The decision last week by GG to buy into Cerro Casale, plus the stated intention of ABX to keep reducing its financial debt by selling fixed assets (and apparently the next deal is close to hand) show that the trends we saw in both companies in 2013 to 2016 are only set to continue. In other words, one of these companies is doing it the old-school way, betting on projects and hoping gold prices makes it look smart later. Meanwhile, the other company is being run well.
Graña y Montero (GRAM) continue to rally
The IKN Weekly focus on this stock (right here) was timed pretty nicely. Now up 43% in a week and a half.
How good was Sandstorm's (SAND) (SSL.to) Q1?
This good:
They bought back 290k shares in 1q17, too. NR here.
Have cake/Eat cake
The second best bit of the Arizona Mining (AZ.to) PEA NR (right here) is the have/eat cake mathematics on silver.
Have: The operating economics assume they sell 5.5m ounces of silver per year at $20/oz.
Eat: The company proposes between $200m and $350m of the capex raise will come from selling a stream on the silver. Bless em.
But the best bit is the confident assertion that the mine will be permitted and in operation by 2020. Welcome to Arizona.
Arizona Mining (AZ.to) gives us its PEA
42% IRR. Everything is awesome.
Tinka Resources (TK.v) drill holes (updated)
52m of 10% Zn and 15m of 20% should make for interesting trading action today.
Yes, that's an understatement. How did you know?
UPDATE: I'm receiving mails so just to clear this up, once and for all. The IKN Weekly reco'd Tinka Resources (TK.v) in April 2016 when it was a 14.5c stock.
I didn't get any at that price personally because it popped hard the next day, but did start buying then and eventually built a full position at a cost average of 19.5c. We then had to wait all 2016 for something to happen, it was pretty frustrating to see it flatline while other Zn plays moved up. But patience pays its own dividends, or as Jesse Livermore wrote, "Be right, sit tight".
The stock is now a totally different proposition. It has mojo and volume, plus guaranteed newsflow in 2017 on a star-in-making property, so even though I'm a mile up on the position there will be no selling here, not even a partial sale to lock in profits. Plenty more to come from Tinka Resources, be clear.
The Ecuador presidential election: It's tight
One exit poll has Guillermo Lasso as winner, 53 to 47
Another exit poll has Lenín Moreno as winner, 52 to 48
Around 8pm local time (in about one hour) we should get the fast count result from the Ecuador election people, but even then you get the feeling this result is going to be contested by whoever loses and the story will run and run. Buckle up.
UPDATE: Lasso's people can (and will) cry fraud for all they want, but Moreno's got this one. 51/49. Candace and Terry have dodged a bullet and must be happy.
UPDATE: Lasso's people can (and will) cry fraud for all they want, but Moreno's got this one. 51/49. Candace and Terry have dodged a bullet and must be happy.
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Wes Craven expects a "Scream 4" script by August for him to peruse, although he's told the Weinstein's that he's not necessarily interested in directing, a gig which they would like him to take. At this point he's not even sure what the film's about, but writer Kevin Williamson has a whole new trilogy in mind, with Courtney Cox and David Arquette reprising their roles from the original series.
Eli Roth is considering directing the remake of "Funhouse". The funny thing is, he goes on and on about what he thinks was wrong with the first film and could be corrected in a remake, and I'm pretty sure he's talking about all the parts of that film I actually liked! Oh, Eli. Will our love/hate bromance ever stop?
In New York City and want to see some Japanese weirdness? Well here you go, on Friday, June 26th you can take in a screening of "Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl" at the New York Asian Film Festival. I'm not making any promises, but there is a hot Japanese school girl on the poster art, so at least they know their audience.
FOX isn't crazy about handing the reigns of the "Alien" franchise over to a rookie director (Carl Erick Rinsch), one who was hand-picked by Ridley Scott himself. Instead, rumor has it that they're trying to get Scott to commit to directing, which he hasn't seemed interested in up until this point. It's kind of funny they worry about the franchise NOW, after two pretty mediocre "Aliens vs Predator" films.
Next up on the remake block: The 1974 Hammer flick "The Legend of the 8 Golden Vampires". Any Hammer fans out there want to give their impressions of the original?


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BOTHELL, Wash. – Dr. Leslie Ashbaugh, respected UW Bothell lecturer and 2012 Distinguished Teacher of the Year, has been named as director of the Center for University Studies and Programs (CUSP) for a five-year term.
Susan Jeffords UW Bothell vice chancellor for Academic Affairs says Ashbaugh brings a distinguished career and wealth of experience to the position.
"Leslie's career has been hallmarked by her continued commitment to student learning, the creation of interdisciplinary learning and scholarly environments, and a dedication to preparing students to live and work in global contexts," Jeffords says.
Ashbaugh joined the UW Bothell School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences as a lecturer in 1998, and was soon recognized as an outstanding teacher and colleague. Recently she was honored as the UW Bothell 2012 Distinguished Teaching Award winner. Ashbaugh's contributions extend beyond the UW Bothell classroom as well. Each year she leads a course in Zambia, where students learn about issues of global development through study and work in the rural outposts of eastern Zambia. Ashbaugh will assume her role as director June 16, and will begin working collaboratively with Gray Kochhar-Lindgren on the leadership transition.
Ashbaugh says she looks forward to her new role.
"Our campus is poised to embrace an era of rapid growth and continued transformation, and it is a privilege to dedicate my leadership capacities and my commitment to undergraduate teaching to further the work that has been ongoing for the past seven years in our first-year and pre-major programming at UW Bothell," Ashbaugh says.
Ashbaugh earned her Ph.D. in anthropology from Northwestern University in 1996 and joined UW Bothell after serving on the faculty at Seattle University for several years.
CUSP is designed to support first-year and pre-major students succeed at UW Bothell, and, more broadly, to succeed in life. All the incoming students participate in the Discovery Core, an innovative curriculum that introduces students to the university, interdisciplinary and interactive practices in and out of the classroom, project-based learning, and the construction of an electronic portfolio. As part of the UW Bothell learning community, they learn the skills that will help them navigate the 21st century workforce and to make creative contributions to their local, regional, and global communities.
About UW Bothell: The University of Washington Bothell combines the benefits of a small campus with the resources and prestige of a world-renowned university. Offering over 30 degrees, options, certificates and concentrations, its curriculum emphasizes close student-faculty interaction, collaboration among students, and hands-on learning. For more information, visit www.uwb.edu.


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Katherine Heigl is pretty in pink while doing some shopping on Bedford Drive on Friday (August 15) in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The 35-year-old actress was joined by her mom Nancy, who walked a few paces behind.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Katherine Heigl
"Having my bestie Cheyenne Ellis shoot my @goodhousemag feature made a great day even better!" Katherine tweeted earlier in the week about her cover for Good Housekeeping.
Katherine's upcoming show State of Affairs just lost its showrunner Ed Bernero before the series premiere and now must find a replacement.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - France and Germany held talks with representatives of EADS EAD.PA and Daimler (DAIGn.DE) in Paris over the weekend with the aim of settling a new shareholder structure for Europe's largest aerospace group, according to a German media report.
Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung said in an advance copy of a report due to appear in its Monday edition that talks focused on capping state shareholdings in EADS at 30 percent, giving France and Germany 12 percent each, Spain 4 percent, and leaving a 2 percent buffer that states could still possibly acquire later.
The paper added talks were also looking at what level of state participation there could be in the company's management, with suggestions of two places each for France and Germany on the executive board, and one place for Spain.
The new pact is due to be put to shareholders in the spring of 2013.
A French official declined to comment, while German officials were not immediately available for comment.
Germany had strived to have parity with France in EADS.
EADS' structure has been an urgent political issue since last month's failure of $45 billion merger talks with UK arms firm BAE Systems (BAES.L) exposed the fragility of existing arrangements.
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Investigators say a hiker found the skeletal remains of a retired University of Delaware professor who went missing a year and a half ago.
A hiker found human skeletal remains in a heavily wooded area behind Fremont Road in Newark, Del. Friday around 4:30 p.m. The hiker alerted State Park Rangers who notified Newark Police.
Investigators used dental records to identify the remains as 64-year-old John Dohms, a University of Delaware professor who was last seen more than 17 months ago.
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On Sept. 13, 2012, Dohms went missing after leaving his home on East Cleveland Avenue in Newark, Del.
A search involving several police departments and rescue teams was conducted in the woodlands surrounding White Clay Creek State Park. But the retired professor, who suffered from dementia, was never found.
An exact cause of death has not yet been determined. Officials continue to investigate.


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Story: Christmas Music Banned In Jersey School District
Rudolph and Frosty might get the year off in these New Jersey schools. It's actually not beginning to look a lot like Christmas because they are banning all music after a recent parent complaint. The annual holiday musical program is sure to interesting this year.


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(Rochester, Minn. – Updated August 23, 2016) Crossroads College in Rochester, Minnesota, will not be offering traditional academic classes in the 2016 fall semester. The college has established agreements with other Christian colleges and universities that will welcome Crossroads students and transfer all of the credits they have earned. The college will assist students with the transition.
Leaders of Crossroads College will continue to explore new education models to fulfill the mission to provide Christian higher education in the Rochester community in light of new technologies and shifting demographics.
Crossroads College was established in Minneapolis in 1913 as the International Christian Bible College. In 1971 it moved to its current location in Rochester. In 2002 it was renamed Crossroads College.
Why is this taking place now?
Although the Crossroads team has worked with great vigilance in attracting students to the college, enrollment has declined to the point where classes, chapel, and campus life events lack critical mass for optimal education and college experiences. In addition, revenues are not able to keep pace with all of the expenses mandated to do collegiate business. Debt service, staffing and administrative needs are the most significant expense in running the college and we simply cannot support these expenses with the projected revenues.
The reasons this has come about so quickly is that a number of students recently decided to not attend this fall. Once the low enrollment was known, the administration realized that Crossroads College was not viable for the fall semester of 2016.
Will all of students be accommodated?
Yes. Hope International University (HIU), Manhattan Christian College, and Lincoln Christian University have all agreed to accept our students at no additional cost to the student. In addition, each college and university has graciously agreed to incorporate our students into their academic programs without losing any credits. Because these schools are regionally accredited, an additional benefit will be that our current students will receive a regionally accredited degree upon graduation.
What will happen with the employees of Crossroads College?
A few employees will remain for various business necessities and to continue the vision of transitioning our campus into the Rochester Christian University Center (RCUC). We will need personnel to oversee housing, maintenance, fundraising, and to attract new education partners to Rochester.
The employees of Crossroads College are outstanding, dedicated workers and are a genuine asset. Crossroads will make every effort to secure new employment for those whom the college cannot retain. This will include making contacts with potential employers and providing recommendations to them.
What lies ahead?
Educational partners are being invited to utilize our housing and space for their ministry needs and to offer programs at RCUC. The center would include a residential Christian college, facilities for other Christian colleges and universities that want a physical presence in Rochester, as well as housing Christian students enrolled in non-residential colleges in the area.
What will happen to the campus at 920 Mayowood Rd.?
Any future use of the campus must receive permission from our current bondholder. Personnel will maintain the campus and oversee housing, conduct fundraising and attract new education partners to establish the RCUC.
What is happening regarding the Hope International University merger?
Planning was still in process to complete a full partnership with HIU. Although plans did not include a transition this fall, unfolding events necessitated an immediate partnership with HIU. All current students will have the opportunity to transfer to one of HIU's campuses (Fullerton, CA or Papillion, NE) and will become HIU students without losing credits earned at Crossroads College or incur additional tuition expense. If students choose to transfer elsewhere, similar arrangements are available with Manhattan Christian College and Lincoln Christian University.
We are negotiating with HIU to continue adult degree completion as an online program. Although there may be some adjustments, students will be able to complete their education without need to relocate.
How will the college pay outstanding debts such as the mortgage, personal loans, and accounts payable?
The campus remains revenue producing through housing, office, and classroom rental with possible revenue through educational partnerships. In addition, the Crossroads ministry will continue to raise ministry funds through June of 2018 to help with expenses. With the cost savings of outsourcing education, we will be able to divert revenues toward debt service and other outstanding accounts.
How will these changes impact congregations in our region?


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If you haven't already heard, Pope Benedict XVI has announced a Year of Faith for all Catholics, which began October 11 and runs through November 24, 2013. If you have heard, you've probably guessed that Catholics are supposed to grow stronger in our faith this year…but, how?
Our Holy Father didn't just say, "Year of Faith. Tag…you're it!" and expect us to go our own way. As a good pastor, he wrote us a letter called The Door of Faith (Porta Fidei). In this letter, he gives us a road map for this special Year.
Here are the basics:
REDISCOVER. Our Holy Father says this Year is a time to rediscover the journey of faith, "rediscover a taste for feeding ourselves" on the Scriptures (as they are given to us by the Church) and on the Eucharist, "rediscover the joy of believing and the enthusiasm for communicating the faith," rediscover God's love "day by day," and "rediscover and study the content of the faith."
Since that's a lot to swallow, he breaks it all down further into bite-sized chunks.
1. BE RENEWED. We're called to renew commitment to our Catholic faith, but true renewal only comes by God's grace. Our transformation and turning towards God is supernatural! We can't do it on our own; we have to cooperate with God. The Pope reminds us: "To the extent that he freely cooperates [with grace], man's thoughts and affections, mentality and conduct are slowly purified and transformed" (6). So, we need God's grace! How do we receive it? As Catholics, we especially receive grace through the sacraments. "Without the liturgy and the sacraments, the profession of faith would lack efficacy because it would lack the grace which supports Christian witness" (11). How will you commit to receiving Confession and Holy Communion more often this Year?
2. REFLECT. Even when we receive the sacraments, we need to be open to receiving the graces. Are you keeping up walls that have become obstacles to God? This Year, our Holy Father calls us to "reflect on the act of faith" (9). He reminds us that we cannot have any certainty in our lives unless we abandon ourselves into God's hands (7). We need to reflect: How am I clinging to my wants, fears, and habits? Why am I not trusting God with everything? How can I begin to shed the obstacles that are keeping God out of every area of my life?
3. REPEAT & RECALL. When we allow God in, He can give us the supernatural gift of faith. But we need to cultivate this gift by repeating and recalling the Creed. The Holy Father point us to words by St. Augustine—the former sinner extraordinaire—who tells us that reciting the Creed in church isn't enough. "In your minds and hearts you must keep it ever present, you must repeat it in your beds, recall it in the public squares and not forget it during meals: even when your body is asleep, you must watch over it with your hearts" (9). And Pope Benedict reminds us, "A Christian may never think of belief as a private act" (10). You might start by discovering ALL that our Church teaches, even one paragraph of the Catechism at a time. Perhaps find a letter by a pope on a subject you find interesting. Then, commit to repeating and recalling our Faith in every area of your life.
4. RETRACE. We learn how to constantly "repeat and recall" our faith from the lives of faithful people who've gone before us. The Pope says retracing our Faith's history "will be of decisive importance in this Year" (13). We can do this in a variety of ways. Here are just a few examples:
- Sign up for a Scripture study about the Old Testament or the Early Church.
- Read the lives of the saints – buy a book, check out some from your local library, or search online.
- Attend a presentation on Church history – ask your parish or diocese for ideas.
- Participate in a pilgrimage to the Holy Land or other holy site – we're organizing several.
5. RECOGNIZE. Inspired by these models of faith, we are called to "recognize the face of the risen Lord in those who ask for our love" (14). This means giving ourselves in service to others. Pope Benedict XVI reminds us that the Scriptures say, "Faith without works is dead" (James 2), and that Jesus asks us to care for him through "the least" among us (Matthew 25). How will you commit to recognize and serve Christ in others this Year?
6. RELATIONSHIP. Our Holy Father ends with two more pointers. First, that "this Year of Faith make our relationship with Christ the Lord increasingly firm" (15). Interestingly, he writes in this section about the suffering and joyful experiences in our lives. As with anyone, our relationship with Jesus strengthens when we share our joys and our sufferings with Him—and when He's the cause of our joy and suffering! When you truly live your Faith, you'll "have to suffer various trials, so that the genuineness of your faith…is tested by fire" (1 Peter) like gold. So, how will you commit to share your joys and sufferings with Jesus? You might schedule regular prayer time, keep a journal, practice Lectio Divina, drop into a Eucharistic Adoration chapel, or even place a picture of Jesus in a special place at home or work.
7. RECONCILIATION. Finally, every time we fail to do all of the above, God offers us mercy. Pope Benedict reminds us that the Church is "the visible community of (God's) mercy" (15). We cannot be the Body of Christ all by ourselves; we are each members who are part of the whole Body (1 Corinthians 12)! This Year of Faith, accept God's gift of mercy by going to Confession frequently, The Sacrament of Reconciliation. Then, commit to being an active member of your local parish—one who offers the peace and forgiveness of Jesus to everyone.
What the world is in particular need of today is the credible witness of people enlightened in mind and heart by the word of the Lord, and capable of opening the hearts and minds of many to the desire for God and for true life, life without end. (Pope Benedict XVI, Porta Fidei 15)


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Breaking a sweat during your workouts may reduce your risk of stroke.
Researchers found that people who exercised intensely enough to sweat at least four times per week were 20 percent less likely to have a stroke or mini-stroke than people who exercised less than once per week.
Exercise affects stroke risk because it helps reduce other risk factors: blood pressure, weight and diabetes.
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Justin Bieber and Bono are among the music stars lining up to record an album dedicated to the relief effort in Japan.
Universal Music hopes to have the digital-only record out by the end of the week, and Rihanna, Nicki Minaj and Bon Jovi are also expected to appear on it, according to The BBC. Proceeds will go to the Red Cross.
"Japan needs our help... We all need to step up," Bieber tweeted.
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The death toll in Japan is up to 9,079, with another 12,645 missing, according to officials. The 9.0-magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Japan on March 11, and triggered a devastating tsunami that has left at least 400,000 people homeless and hungry. The damage is expected to exceed $200 billion.
The American Red Cross is accepting donations from those who want to assist in first aid, assessment, recovery and rehabilitation. Those who want to help can go to www.redcross.org and donate to Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami. People can also text REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation to help those affected by the earthquake in Japan and tsunami throughout the Pacific.
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Check out what I read in Portable Atheist, from Bertrand Russell's An Outline of Intellectual Rubbish:
"There are logical difficulties in the notion of sin. We are told that sin consists in disobedience to God's commands, but we are also told that God is omnipotent. If He is, nothing contrary to His will can occur; therefore when the sinner disobeys His commands, He must have intended this to happen."
So if god is all powerful, we can't act contradictory to his commands, so their really isn't any sin.
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... it is sufficient by analysis to comprehend that there is no entity which could have effective volition, that an apparent act of volition when in accord with the inevitable can only be a vain gesture and, when in discord, the fluttering of a caged bird against the bars of his cage. Wei Wu Wei
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Tuesday, September 08, 2009
Tempo Run
After having such a great track workout yesterday I was anxious to see what a tempo run would look like today. Normally I have an easier recovery day right after track, but Troy had football practice right after school, only giving me 1.5 hours. I didn't have time to come home, get Topaz and head out for the trail. I just ran 10 miles around the lake two times and then was on schedule to pick up Troy.
The tempo run was awesome! After a day of having my senses assaulted by the noise in the school office on the first day of students back to school I was certainly ready for a good long hard run. I warmed up slowly the first mile..then hit the next 4 miles at a 7:37 minute mile pace. I felt so good that I looked down at my watch and decided I could push it harder. I ran the next 4 miles at a 715 mile pace. What? I don't know. Whatever it is, it is good. GOOD I say. I have never run this fast. It just amazes me as to what the body can do with training. I began what, 12 weeks ago, on this speed schedule. It's made a big difference..was the Lean Horse 100 PR of 22:36 partly because of my tempo and track workouts? I'm beginning to think so. Maybe it was the hard training and not just good luck. Wow. How does a few hours of fast running each week equate to running a 100 mile ultra faster, though? To run faster you need to run faster. Is that it?
Matt Patten: you left a comment that you hear this comment: I remember when Julie Berg was slow. I smiled at that comment. Thanks. It made me feel good.
This just goes to show you dear readers that if you are struggling and feeling slow, you can get faster! You don't have to be genetically gifted, you don't have to be lucky, you can work hard and get results! Isn't that fantastic? It makes us equal. We can work hard and get faster. I love it. I truly love it.
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Hi Julie,
Super workouts you are having. I am new to ultras, but not new to running and yes basically to run fast you gotta "practice" running fast! Keep it up. I love the track even when I am getting ready for ultras!
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- Helen said...
I love it Julie! It is so true - to run faster you just gotta train faster! I remember when I first realized I could run an 8 minute mile and not die, and then sub-8, and so on... it takes time and effort but as you say not necessarily genetics unless you're aiming for the sub-5 category - which we don't really need for ultras :)
- Olga said...
My best year(s) in ultrarunning were when I did track repeats and tempos. yes, i truly believe - to run faster at any distance you need to train faster. Simple as that:) Good job!
- Unknown said...
I loved that comment about your old days of being "slow". It was inspiring to say the least. I am amazed at your efforts and I would be shocked if you don't post a massive PR the next time you race a marathon.
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Faz (ファズ, Fazu) is a young citizen of the Tonika Village.
Faz was a child in Tonika Village before it was attacked. During its destruction, he was rescued by Dokku along with two others before leaving their home and meeting up with Leo and Miina along the way to Hachō Village.
Faz is rather childish and tends to nag about everything he dislikes, such as eating fish for example (however, he discovered later that he, in fact, likes fish). He also dislikes efforts. He seems to try to crowd the destruction of his village out and is brought to the verge of tears when faced with the truth. He is equally as impressionable as his friends, admiring Naruto's rather basic ability to stand on water and attempting to emulate it repeatedly with Lando and Leo. He shows great love towards his new family, consisting of Miina, Leo, Sora, Lando, Dokku, Shiseru and himself.
He is a pudgy boy with short black hair and red, round cheeks. He wears casual clothings, like a simple pink shirt with grey overalls and sandals.
Part II
He, Lando, and Leo are fishing and due to Lando's knowledge, Leo manages to fill a whole bucket with fish. Faz says that he dislikes fish and that his mother never cooked some because she knew about it, forcing Leo to angrily shout that Faz's mother is gone now. Shocked by the harsh words, Faz starts crying but is stopped by Miina's melody she created with a wooden sticcado. They later flee from Naruto and Sakura, but are relieved when Naruto manages to save Dokku and Miina from falling down a bridge. They later prepare a meal, in which Faz realises that he actually likes fish, and take a bath afterwards. Faz is as surprised as Leo and Lando by Naruto's ability to walk on water and tries with the other two to perform this technique as well. Anyway, they gave up after many failed attempts. He is later seen sleeping peacefully with the other four.
The next day, he and the other kids push a sick-looking Naruto to train them. At the beach of Hachō Village, he, Sora and Lando mourn about their families, but are happy as well when Naruto notes that there are indeed people who take care of them, referring to Shiseru and Dokku. He is shocked as the rest when Shiseru slaps Miina after the latter didn't stop to bother Naruto. When Disonasu and the Tonika Village Head appeared, he is disturbed as the rest after finding out the latter is just brought back to life. Reinforcements arrive from Konohagakure, giving Dokku and Shiseru enough time to bring the children to safety. After Kabuto and his forces retreat, Shiseru brings them home, where they sit stunned for several hours, until Faz breaks the silence by starting to cry about Dokku, who was kidnapped by Kabuto. The others also start crying, until Leo calms down and encourages them to save Dokku by themselves.
After taking the two remaining sounds required to activate the Saezuri to the ruins of Tonika Village, the children were greeted by Kabuto and Disonasu, who were holding Dokku captive. The group witnesses Disonasu activating the Ama no Hoko and as the Konoha-nin engage Kabuto's reincarnated shinobi, they flee the battlefield alongside Shiseru. During their escape, they nearly got hit by lightning caused by the Ama no Hoko, forcing them to go back since Dokku states that he could stop it as a former Tonika Village Guard. As they bid farewell, Shiseru tells Faz to change his picky attitude and encourages him to take care of the others. Faz and the others cry as their new parents approach the Saezuri but follow them as Naruto lost control about himself and slowly takes the form of Kurama.
After Miina stopped Kurama's influence, Faz and the others beg Naruto to save Shiseru, who falls down a cliff at the moment. After Naruto saved her and defeated his clone, the group is elated and happily hugs him.


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YOUR COLOR TYPE and how to live with it (Feb, 1950)
I'm really interested to find out how this "graphometer" on page 7 works. At several points the graph seems to go backwards, which is a bit odd.
YOUR COLOR TYPE and how to live with it
Step right up, folks, and select a color to fit your personality. The correct hue will make you sparkle, says Louis Cheskin, top color expert, who offers tips on redecorating your home.
By Clifford B. Hicks
IF YOU ARE emotionally normal, your favorite color likely is a particular shade of blue and your wife feels a strong attraction for magenta-red.
Your small children — given a choice — select bright-red toys. If you are a farmer, you prefer a great many colors other than grass green, but if you work in a steel mill, grass green likely is one of your favorites.
You may not realize it, but you probably find a strong-blue room depressing, a vivid-yellow room head-splitting, a bright-red room nerve-wracking and a leaf-green room boring.
These are just a few of the facts turned up by a recent spurt in color research. Surprisingly, the theory that colors have a profound influence on human beings hasn't been given broad recognition until the past few years. Now psychologists, probing colors and their relation to people, have discovered some facts that can make anyone's life happier and more useful.
Among the foremost of these pioneering authorities on color is Louis Cheskin, technical director of the Color Research Institute of America. He has tested the reactions of thousands of persons to thousands of colors. He's a plain-speaking young man who can tell your wife exactly what color her dress should be to flatter her figure. More important, he can tell you what colors to paint or paper your walls in order to tune them to your particular way of life.
Cheskin's research has demonstrated that each color has an individual personality. He feels it's extremely important that the personalities of colors in the home match the personality of the homeowner. Otherwise, a home can become a place to escape from instead of a haven of relaxation. Emotional stability depends mostly on environment, of which color is one of the most important elements.
The spectrum specialist points out that cool colors of the green-blue families are sedatives—they provide excellent relaxation for nervous persons. On the other hand, the warm colors of the red-yellow families provide stimulation for persons who tend to be melancholy and morose.
Once Cheskin painted two adjoining walls of a living room a cool green-blue. The two walls that formed the opposite corner he painted a warm peach. Except for color, he furnished each of the two corners with identical furniture. When preparations were completed, he invited a married couple to visit. The husband disliked social life and tended to withdraw into himself. The wife, on the other hand, was lively and full of fun.
When the husband and wife entered the test room, they walked about for a minute or two. Then like well-directed robots they walked to opposite corners and sat down, the husband in the corner decorated with warm colors and the wife in the shadow of the cool blue-green.
"See?" says Cheskin. "They subconsciously chose the colors that were good for them— colors that complemented their personalities."
In a series of tests in the room, nervous people inevitably chose the cool corner and quiet persons the warm corner.
Cheskin has made a science of determining color preferences. He uses a Holland graphometer, similar to a lie detector, to determine the reaction of an individual to a particular color. Flash a hue that the person dislikes in front of him and the pen on the graphometer will wave like a pendulum. One surprising fact that Cheskin has learned is that frequently people will think they like a certain color, whereas they actually may detest it subconsciously.
He once ran a preference test with 85 women. Cheskin showed them six different kerchiefs and asked them which color they preferred. A great majority — 68 women — chose the same color. Later Cheskin diverted their minds from the kerchiefs, then at the end of the test told the 68 women to take home a kerchief as a reward. When the women had cleared out, a tally showed that only 9 of the 68 actually had chosen the color for which they had voted.
The color expert will come right down to earth in discussing colors for the home. He points out that colors take up no room, and correct colors are no more expensive than inharmonious colors.
Before he'll make any recommendations, he insists that everyone should know the meaning of certain confusing color phrases. Here are the basic definitions:
Primary colors of paint pigments are green-blue, magenta-red and yellow.
Hues are the primary colors and their mixtures.
Tints are hues plus white.
Shades are hues plus black.
Tones are hues plus both black and white.
Combining primaries in varying proportions, therefore, produces an infinite number of hues. Adding black, white or both to any hue produces an infinite number of shades, tints or tones. Cheskin has developed a popular color system which has 4800 colors based entirely on the three primaries plus white and black. Gradations finer than that number of colors, he says, can't be differentiated by the human eye.
Anyone who learns the fundamentals will be able to decorate his home in colors that will be as pleasing as punch, according to Cheskin. His major rule is this: Use only two complementary colors in decorating a room.
He quickly points out that a room in which only two colors appear might become tiresome. But books, pictures and other furnishings will provide countless spots of color. Cheskin's idea is that only two colors should predominate. For example, paint or paper your walls the complementary hue of the rug. Then use draperies, lamp shades, vases and other small items that are the hue of the rug, but lighter or darker.
Each hue, of course, not only has its mate — the complementary — but it fathers an entire family. Every tint (the hue plus white), every shade (the hue plus black) and every tone (the hue plus black and white) will fit into this color scheme. If your rug is a shade of yellow (brown, tan
or beige), make the walls blue; if the rug is a shade of red, make the walls green. But instead of putting brilliant colors on the walls, use a delicate tint, tone or shade.
"The ideal combination," says Cheskin, "is a deep tone with a complementary light tone or tint—or a shade with a complementary light tone or tint."
There's a sound scientific reason why it is as natural for humans to like comple-mentaries as it is for them to walk upright. Any color absorbs part of the white light striking it and reflects the rest. It is this reflected light which determines the color we see. The complementary color reflects the remainder of the spectrum. The total effect is a complete reflection of white light in the room but not from one source. And because the eye is accustomed to see in white light, the result is pleasing.
Now Cheskin sounds one warning. Complementaries provide the most vivid possible contrast, and in their purest tones will vibrate. Therefore, Cheskin recommends that the woodwork in the room be painted a white or off-white, which will provide a separation between the two. Complemen-taries work as highly-efficient partners as long as there is a third, neutral person in the vicinity.
Providing some concrete suggestions, Cheskin recommends that the home dweller who is about to redecorate a room determine what is his most important and valuable furnishing—the one item he can't afford to change or doesn't want to change. Often this will be the rug. Color the walls in a complementary tone of that furnishing. Duplicate the color of that valuable piece, only in purer tones, in the upholstery, draperies and lamp shades. Such things as pictures and vases, in the purest tones, can provide bright spots of color.
Ceilings, he says, should be pure white to reflect the greatest amount of light.
Cheskin realizes it usually is too expensive to wipe the color slate clean by changing or eliminating many expensive furnishings. So he recommends that a family design a balanced diet of color for the entire home, and then gradually work toward that master plan as a goal. New furnishings then can be bought with an eye toward the ideal color scheme.
At this point the personalities of the family members and the use for each room should be analyzed.
Consider the living room first. It should provide relaxation for the entire family, but at the same time should stimulate discussion and play. If your family is inclined to be quiet, to entertain little, Cheskin recommends a warm color to pep you up. Therefore, the walls of your living room could be a shade of any of the warm red-yellow colors such as peach or rose.
If, on the other hand, your family is creative even in its hours of relaxation, if some of the members are nervous and high-strung, Cheskin recommends any of the sedative colors of the green-blue family. Or, you can use the warmer colors but in very delicate tints or tones that won't be overstimulating.
As the bedroom is a place of rest, it should be decorated in cool, serene colors that will not hinder the occupants' desire for relaxation. Shades and tones of green, turquoise and blue are ideal, although shades of red may be satisfactory for younger people.
Kitchens, on the other hand, are designed for work and should stimulate the housewife. Cheskin guarantees any husband more cakes and pies if he'll redecorate his kitchen in bright peach, yellow-orange, red, or any color with red in it. In the kitchen, of course, it is the linoleum, dishes, clocks and flowerpots that can provide the complementary color.
Tots aren't impressed a bit by baby blues and delicate pinks. The child recognizes pure, bright hues first, and it is these colors that appeal most to him. As a possible color combination for the nursery, Cheskin suggests a deep peach for the large walls, a blue-green for the narrow walls, a peach, gray and blue-green rug, natural furniture and a toy chest in bright red.
North light (light which is not direct sunlight, such as that which comes in a north window) and fluorescent light will increase the depth of any color and make it appear slightly more blue. Direct sunlight, which contains much more orange and red, makes walls appear brighter and warmer. An incandescent bulb has a maximum of red and can change the color of the wall greatly.
Deep, warm tones always give the impression of nearness; light, cool tones seem distant. Therefore a long, narrow room can be made to appear shorter and wider by using a warm color on the narrow, distant walls and a cool tone on the side walls. For the same reason, a red-tinted room appears smaller than a blue-tinted room. Tints, in general, lend spaciousness. And you'll definitely feel cooler in a blue room, warmer in a red room.
A light rug with dark furniture or a deep-colored rug with light wood produces a dramatic effect which is pleasing.
He suggests that the family of average means depend on small, inexpensive objects to accomplish color harmony by providing a complementary hue. Low-cost yard goods, a new lamp shade, a vase in a prominent place can do wonders.
Cheskin has worked with a paint manufacturer to develop an entirely new paint system. It is based on Cheskin's development of three primary pigments, each of which reflects exactly two thirds of white light. Mix the three pigments in equal amounts and you'll get black.
Today, if you walk into this type of paint store, you will find only these three colors plus a large supply of white paint and some black on the shelves. You'll look over the color chart and choose the particular color you want. Then, the dealer will give you white paint plus one or more of the primaries. He'll also provide you with a recipe. You take the paint home and read the recipe. It says to add a four-ounce can of yellow pigment and a four-ounce can of red pigment to a gallon of white paint. As six teaspoons equal one ounce, you easily can measure out any specific amount. Mix it well and you'll come up with exactly the same color of peach as the paint chip. Even a color-blind person can do it.
Now suppose six months later you want to paint a new bookcase the identical color of the walls. If you had mixed the paint by the old system of "adding pigment until it looks good," you'd never be able to duplicate the color exactly. Under the Ches-kin system, all you do is take your color specification back to the paint store. The dealer again will provide the necessary ingredients. Stir up another batch and you'll find that you have produced a perfect twin for the color on the wall.
Cheskin sounds one last warning to the family planning to redecorate. Don't use any color which is disliked by any member of the family. Once a man came to Cheskin who had a violent dislike for deep blue and became almost speechless whenever he was near a man wearing a deep-blue suit.
A psychologist as well as a color expert, Cheskin asked the man a good many questions. Among them—"Were you ever in serious trouble as a child?"
"Well," said the patient, "the only time I ever caused any trouble was when a pal and I swiped some apples and were caught by a cop."
"What was the reaction of your family?" asked Cheskin.
"They were mortified. So embarrassed my father even considered leaving town."
"What did the policeman do to you?"
"Put us in jail for several hours." As the man recalled his experience, he became so nervous that he had difficulty speaking.
"Do you remember the color of the officer's uniform?"
"Deep blue," said the man. As soon as he spoke, he realized why deep blue made him so uncomfortable. Once he had discovered the reason for his aversion, he no longer felt uncomfortable in the presence of the color.
That, says Cheskin, is pretty good proof why anyone should follow his color recommendations only to a certain point.


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Halloween is approaching
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Max Speed 28.5 MPH
Ave Speed 12.6 MPH
Pedal Time 3:18
Temp 76F
The original plan was to ride to the Cape Cod Canal bike way in Bourne, MA. and maybe take a spin around Mass Maritime Academy. First order was to explore some of the side streets along the resort town of Onset, which is a short ride from the Canal town of Buzzards Bay. While riding around Onset the weather began to deteriorate getting very foggy, damp and overcast. There are storms in the area which encouraged the decision to return the 20 miles to Fairhaven.
There is one short stretch that connects Onset to Wareham, MA that it's best to ride on the sidewalk. The road is too narrow for bikes, and vehicles traveling at a pretty good clip, to share safely. The only other traffic on the sidewalk today, as any other day, was a couple of other cyclists. It was on the walkway that the front tire began to loose air. Removing the tire was a bit of a struggle which was exacerbated by the humidity.
I couldn't find either the cause of the flat nor the hole in the tube. Pouring water from my supply was no help and that struck me as odd. It took a good 30 minutes to complete the task and in the past this would have bothered my. Those were the days that I also didn't like getting passed by a stranger and I would also work very hard to catch another bike on the road. I now subscribe to the idea that if I were in a hurry, I shouldn't be on a bike. I did stop for a break once I got to the center of Wareham, sat on a bench and very methodically did a visual inspection of the flattened tube. Sure enough the puncture was found and patched. I'll reinstall that tube first chance I get and put the new one back in the bag.
The bridge to Independence Point in Onset, MA.
Not a dead end. Simply a bimodal route.
Quaint Onset homes
The Inn at Independence Point
Returning to Onset center
Empty beaches. All the tourist have gone


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