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SHARP-BOYLSTON COMPANY v. BOSTICK.
(90 Ga. App. 46)
(81 SE2d 853)
Action for damages. Before Judge Whitman. Fulton Superior Court. January 21, 1954.
TOWNSEND, J.
An agent, while not ordinarily liable for mere acts of nonfeasance, is liable for acts of misfeasance resulting from the improper or negligent performance of his duty to his principal through which a third party suffers injury. Where, therefore, as here, it is alleged that the defendant corporation was the agent of the owner for the maintenance and repair of the property in question, and that such agent, in response to complaints of tenants of the building, entered upon and assumed the duty of making repairs by inspecting the premises and repairing certain parts of the building, but negligently failed to repair the part of the building where the plaintiff was injured, such negligence, if proved, is a violation of the defendant's responsibility to third parties under a duty it assumed when it entered upon the task of carrying out its contract with its principal. A petition seeking to hold the agent individually liable under these allegations is not subject to general demurrer.
Curley Bostick filed suit in the Superior Court of Fulton County against Sharp-Boylston Company, a corporation, and alleged substantially the following facts: that the defendant was "the express agent for the collection of rents and the maintenance and repair of a building" in which the plaintiff was injured, for the nonresident owner thereof; that for several months the front steps of this building had been in a dangerous and rotten condition, and the tenants could not use them and had repeatedly notified the defendant of their defective condition; that, pursuant to these notices and acting under authority as agent, the defendant entered the premises prior to March 26, 1952, when the plaintiff was injured, pursuant to notices given it concerning the defective condition, and during the month of February made certain repairs to the roof, but failed to make any repairs to the steps, although it had actual notice of their condition from certain named tenants, and also constructive notice in that in the exercise of ordinary care, while repairing the premises in February, it should have discovered the condition of the steps. It is alleged that the plaintiff, on or about March 26, went to the premises to visit a named tenant; that the plaintiff had no knowledge of the condition of the steps and was unable to ascertain their condition due to the darkness of night and the fact that there was no light in front of the house; that as he was mounting the steps one of them broke without warning under his weight and he fell through, sustaining certain described physical injuries. The allegations of negligence are: that the defendant did not repair the steps after being notified of their defective condition; that it repaired the premises in such a manner as to leave a defective and dangerous condition existing upon the premises, and that it left premises under its control in a defective and dangerous condition.
The defendant filed general and special demurrers to the petition as amended. The overruling of the general demurrer and certain of the special demurrers is here assigned as error.
1. It is contended by the plaintiff in error that the petition here does not set out a cause of action against it for the reason that it is sought to charge the agent of the owner of the property for omissions to repair, which omissions, at most, amounted to nonfeasance rather than misfeasance. As stated in Owens v. Nichols, 139 Ga. 475 (1) (77 S. E. 635), the rule is as follows: "An agent is not ordinarily liable to third persons for nonfeasance. Kimbrough v. Boswell, 119 Ga. 201 [45 S. E. 977]. An agent is, however, liable to third persons for misfeasance. Nonfeasance is the total omission or failure of the agent to enter upon the performance of some distinct duty or undertaking which he has agreed with his principal to do. Misfeasance means the improper doing of an act which the agent might lawfully do; or, in other words, it is the performing of his duty to his principal in such a manner as to infringe upon the rights and privileges of third persons. Where an agent fails to use reasonable care or diligence in the performance of his duty, he will be personally responsible to a third person who is injured by such misfeasance agent's liability in such cases is not based upon the ground of his agency, but upon the ground that he is a wrongdoer. Misfeasance may involve also to some extent the idea of not doing; as where an agent engaged in the performance of his undertaking does not do something which it is his duty to do under the circumstances, or does not take that precaution or does not exercise that care which a due regard to the rights of others requires. All this is not doing, but it is not the not doing of that which is imposed upon the agent merely by virtue of his relation, but of that which is imposed upon him by law as a responsible individual in common with all other members of society. It is the same not doing which constitutes actionable negligence in any relation."
It is contended by the plaintiff in error that the total failure on its part to attempt to repair the front steps is a complete defense, in that its conduct amounted merely to nonfeasance, that this case is distinguishable from that of Oppendietzel v. Wade, 66 Ga. App. 132 (17 S. E. 2d 239), in that there the defendant agent was sent out to inspect and repair a certain back porch and steps, and did actually inspect and repair a part of the steps, so that its failure to repair the top tread amounted to misfeasance for which it was liable, whereas here, although the defendant repaired the roof, it never did attempt to repair the steps. The cases are, however, further distinguishable, in that in the Wade case the agent was sent out "to inspect and repair the back porch and steps"; this was his only duty to his principal insofar as the rights of the plaintiff were concerned. Here, however, the duty to the principal, as alleged, is far more comprehensive, it being the duty of maintenance and repair of the building. The agent's liability must be judged, not merely by a breach of its contract to its principal, but by the extent of the duty and responsibility to third persons which it assumed coextensively with the contract. repairs to buildings are made not merely with a view to preserving the property, but for the further purpose of keeping them in such condition that third persons lawfully upon the premises will not suffer injury as a result of a defective condition, and this is certainly true as to rental property where the presence of tenants and their invitees must reasonably be anticipated. As stated in Restatement of the Law, Agency, Vol. II, 355: "An agent who has the custody of land or chattels and who should realize that there is an undue risk that their condition will cause harm to the person, land, or chattels of others is subject to liability for such harm caused, during the continuance of his custody, by his failure to use care to take such reasonable precautions as he is authorized to take. One who is in complete control over either land or chattels is under the same duty to protect others from the condition of such things as is the possessor of land or chattels . . . The custodian in complete charge is not excused from liability by the fact that he is acting for the benefit of another. He is subject to the same liability and has the same immunities as the possessor." See also Coffer v. Bradshaw, 46 Ga. App. 143 (167 S. E. 119), in which it was held that the managing agents of the defendant corporation were individually liable to invitees at the plant, whose injuries resulted from the agents' failure to keep the premises reasonably safe for invitees lawfully upon them.
If, as alleged here, the defendant had by contract assumed the duty of maintaining and repairing the building which in the first instance devolved upon the owner, and if, as alleged, it had actually entered upon such duty by repairing a part of the building, then its failure to repair another part of the building, resulting in injury to the plaintiff, renders it liable, not because it has breached its contract with its principal, but because, by assuming the total duty of repair and maintenance, it has caused the owner to rely upon it and prevented the job from being done by others, and has therefore breached a duty owing to the public generally, and to the plaintiff in particular, of maintaining the premises in a reasonably safe condition. "His intervention into the relations between the principal and the others by his assumption of the duty to the others to use care either to perform the service or to see that no harm results from his failure to do so." Restatement of the Law, ibid., 354. Risby v. Sharp-Boylston Co., 62 Ga. App. 101 (7 S. E. 2d 917), cited by the plaintiff in error, was held subject to general demurrer for the reason that, although the petition alleged the agent had authority to repair, it failed to allege that the defendant accepted the offered authority or assumed to act thereunder. Here, on the contrary, it is alleged that the defendant, acting under the authority given it, and upon notice from the tenants, did assume to make repairs to the premises, and thus actively entered upon the duty allegedly entrusted to it. The petition, therefore, set out a cause of action, and the trial court did not err in overruling the general demurrer.
2. The special demurrers to various paragraphs of the petition and the assignments of error thereon are not urged by counsel for the plaintiff in error, and are therefore treated as abandoned.
Judgment affirmed. Gardner, P. J., and Carlisle, J., concur.
Frank Love, Jr., contra.
Gambrell, Harlan, Barwick, Russell & Smith, Charles A. Moye, Jr., for plaintiff in error.
LEE v. HUIET & POWELL, INC. et al. (142 Ga. App. 528) (236 SE2d 506) (1977)
HOWELL v. AYERS et al. (129 Ga. App. 899) (202 SE2d 189) (1973)
HERRING v. R. L. MATHIS CERTIFIED DAIRY COMPANY et al.; and vice versa. (118 Ga. App. 132) (162 SE2d 863) (1968)
MAYOR & ALDERMEN OF SAVANNAH v. FARMER, by Next Friend.; MIDLAND PROPERTIES COMPANY v. FARMER, by Next Friend.; SAVANNAH & ATLANTA RAILWAY COMPANY v. FARMER, by Next Friend.; SAVANNAH ELECTRIC & POWER COMPANY v. FARMER, by Next Friend. (100 Ga. App. 8) (110 SE2d 100) (1959)
RAMEY v. PRITCHETT et al. (84 SE2d 305) (90 Ga. App. 745) (1954)
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Press Release (ePRNews.com) - PETALUMA, Calif. - Sep 14, 2018 - In life, there's ups and downs to everything, and that will include a business. This includes not just in profit margins, but in growth, having to slow or stop projects, or in the overall health of the company. But hitting those rough patches doesn't mean the end of a business is near. Brandon Frere, successful entrepreneur and founder of several companies, says that when times are tough, it is a chance to figure out what matters most for the company.
When things start to go sideways in a business, it may mean that some changes need to be made. Cutting off projects that aren't necessary, getting rid of problematic employees and tightening up regulations may be what the company needs in hard times. It may leave business owners on a sour note, having to temporarily cut back, but it's like trimming excess branches off of a rose bush. The bush gets properly trimmed and the rest of the plant has healthier growth, and the same can be true for a company. "Cutting back after wild growth in a business is kind of a way to fine-tune what's going on," said Frere.
Sometimes, though, a rough patch may be seen as something to be weathered because it means the business is on the right path. Growing pains, like negative reviews or employees leaving suddenly, is something all companies go through at one point or another. It takes a CEO's judgment and guidance to handle the tough times, but more often they're just one of the fluxes a business goes through. "Running a business isn't always easy and it requires a lot of flexibility alongside an open mind. But the emotional reward that comes from success is the best kind of success to have," said Frere.
Cutting back after wild growth in a business is kind of a way to fine-tune what's going on.
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Brandon Frere is an entrepreneur and businessman who lives in Sonoma County, California. He has designed and created multiple companies to meet the ever-demanding needs of businesses and consumers alike. His website, www.BrandonFrere.com, is used as a means of communicating many of the lessons, fundamentals and information that he has learned throughout his extensive business and personal endeavors, most recently in advocating on behalf of student loan borrowers nationwide.
As experienced during his own student loan repayment, Mr. Frere found out how difficult it can be to work with federally contracted student loan servicers and the repayment programs designed to help borrowers. Through those efforts, he gained an insider's look into the repayment process and the motivations behind the inflating student loan debt bubble. His knowledge of the often confusing landscape of student loan repayment became a vital theme in his future endeavors, and he now uses those experiences to help guide others through the daunting process of applying for available federal repayment and loan forgiveness programs.
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BHO Giving Up?
by Aaron Saltzman on March 12, 2009
The Wall Street Journal today reported President Barack Obama has decided to give up fighting for "change" in Washington, instead acquiescing to the demands of the Democrat controlled Congress.
During his campaign, BHO promised to curb earmarks. He promised to end the use of presidential signing statements—a president's way of rejecting parts of a bill without entirely vetoing it—something President George W Bush did very often. WSJ reports he even promised to open an investigation of Bush's 1,200 signing statements.
But, today, BHO decided to break both promises when he signed the omnibus spending bill into law. The bill contains more than 8,500 pork barrel earmarks worth over $7.7 billion in tax dollars. Apparently, those earmarks weren't worth curbing—that is, except for five provisions—including one, WSJ reports, that tries to prevent "punishment of whistleblowers." Those received the dreaded signing statements.
When pressed by David Axelrod to outright veto the bill, our still wet-behind-the-ears president stated, "We can't have Congress bogged down at this critical juncture in our economic recovery…But I also view this as a departure point for more far-reaching change."
So, let me get this straight. Barack Obama is President of the most powerful country in the world. He was the leader and spokesman for one of the most profound social movements in recent history. And he ran a non-stop campaign for the highest office in the land for two straight years. But after a mere 51 days in office, when handed a bill riddled with everything he campaigned against, instead of fighting for tangible change in Washington, BHO acquiesced to the increasingly unethical demands of the Pelosi-Reid Congress.
Mr. President, 53% of Americans voted you into office because they saw you as someone who would straighten out the outrageous tax and spend methods in Washington DC. They saw you as someone who related to their concerns, and would serve the people—workers, families, students, etc.—before the politicians. You haven't even gotten out of your honeymoon period and you're already proving too weak to reign in Congress. If these 51 days are a precedent for what to expect it's going to be a tough four years.
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LITTLE ROCK � A federal judge Monday affirmed the right of parents and grandparents of children in the Blytheville School District to sue the district for opting out of Arkansas' new school choice law but did not immediately rule on a request for a temporary injunction in the case.
LITTLE ROCK � A federal judge Monday affirmed the right of parents and grandparents of children in the Blytheville School District to sue the district for opting out of Arkansas� new school choice law but did not immediately rule on a request for a temporary injunction in the case.
The lawsuit, filed May 20 in U.S. District Court in Little Rock, alleges the Blytheville district has denied the constitutional rights of students by opting out of Act 1227, which removes race as a factor in determining whether students can transfer from one school district to another. The had asked the judge to dismiss the case.
�I understand the importance of these issues to all parties,� U.S. District Kristine Baker said Monday after hearing arguments on the request for a temporary injunction. She did not say when she would issue a ruling.
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Jay Beckett, the school district�s attorney, argued that the state Department of Education gave districts until May 17 to declare their intentions for the 2013-2014 school year, and that the district met the law�s opt out requirement.
The Legislature this year approved a measure that became Act 1227. The new law replaced the 1989 Public School Choice Act that a federal judge in Little Rock struck down last year because it contained a race restriction on student transfers, which the judge said violated the 14th Amendment guarantee of equal protection under the law.
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�I think it is obvious from the face of the statute that the General Assembly and the governor knew that on April 16 when this statute took effect the April 1 deadline for 2013-2014 had passed and I think the only conclusion is that for this year there were going to be no exemptions� under the new law, Askew argued.
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Beckett argued that the April 1 deadline in the law clearly meant for 2014.
��The clear reading that makes any sense and avoids any unintended results that fly in the face of the clear intent of the General Assembly is that the April 1 language � applies to the next school year,� he said, adding that was what the state Department of Education meant when it gave school districts until May 17 to declare plans to opt out of the new law for the 2013-2014 school year.
He said the General Assembly clearly wanted school choice, but for district to be able to opt out under some conditions.
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Haptic Intelligentsia is a rapid-prototyping machine and a snobby Brooklyn craftsman rolled into one.
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Joong Han Lee calls his master's thesis at the Design Academy Eindhoven "a human prototyping system." Which makes it sound like some kind of dystopian baby-making machine in a Margaret Atwood novel. In truth, Haptic Intelligentsia is both saner and stranger than that: It's a 3-D printer that requires human hands to physically build the objects it spits out. Think of it as a rapid-prototyping machine and a snobby Brooklyn craftsman rolled into one.
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Suzanne LaBarre is the editor of Co.Design. Previously, she was the online content director of Popular Science and has written for the New York Times, the New York Observer, Newsday, I.D
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Welcome to Category VI's website. Here you will find info on the band, our music, members, etc.
Hailing from the misty shores of Avalon, Category VI formed in early 2010. The band brings something new to the local Newfoundland metal scene as they are the only band from the city that play melodic metal, and the only active female-fronted melodic metal band in the city! Category VI has preformed live in St. John's several times with other local hard rock and metal bands as well as with touring bands.
Our second album, WAR IS HELL, was released in the summer of 2017, followed by an official release show in November 2017 (a photo album with a bunch of shots from the release show can be seen here). Stay up to date with our progress on our Facebook page.
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This fine portrait of Christopher Wren (1589-1659) is one of a series of portraits which usually hangs in the Deanery (currently under refurbishment) of some of the most renowned Deans of Windsor. This sitter is not to be confused with the architect Sir Christopher Wren, his highly celebrated second son and namesake.The younger Wren's achievements and fame have eclipsed those of his forebear. This is unjust as Christopher Wren the elder was an eminent public figure in his day.
The artist of the work is unknown but the quality of the painting suggests that he was a proficient portraitist. The work was painted during Wren's years as Dean of Windsor which spanned from his appointment, interestingly to replace his brother Matthew Wren, on the 31st March 1635 to his death on 29th May 1659. Dean Christopher Wren is seated on a fine wooden chair the proportions of which have been distorted. This is often apparent in portraits as it enables the clearest possible view of the sitter's robes and the items which he holds. The robe in question is a sumptuous crimson satin mantle typically worn by Garter officers. Although, the depth of the colour and the sheen the artist has created sets this image aside from some of its fellows in the Deanery. His delicately painted left hand supports a red book which bears the Register of the Garter's badge. This register [subsequently known as the Red Book of the Garter], which must have been of considerable weight, is suspended from the Dean's neck with gold embroidered straps. The painting gives a sense of the sitter's pride in his office as Dean and Register of the Order of the Garter. His erect posture and the manner in which his left hand curls around the book drawing it to him, protecting and supporting it seem to confirm his commitment to the motto of the order inscribed on the book: "HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PAYNSE [sic]" – 'Shamed be he who thinks evil of it'.
This image of confidence and commitment fits with what scant details exist about his time as Dean of Windsor. During the Parliamentarian occupation of Windsor Castle Wren refused to relinquish the keys to St George's Chapel to Captain Fogg in an effort to protect the treasures and records of the Chapel and the Order of the Garter. His attempts were sadly unsuccessful and the treasury was plundered. However, through his subsequent efforts Wren was able to retain the registers of the Garter and the sword of the founder, although unsurprisingly not the lost silver.
Although he did not reach the dizzying heights of architectural fame allotted to his son, Sir Christopher Wren, Dean Wren did also act as an architect during his lifetime. He designed country houses and redecorated the chancel at East Knoyle. Therefore, it is perhaps surprising that the painter has not chosen to represent any architectural elements in the background of the painting, a device that has been used in some of the other Deanery portraits. Instead he has opted for a heavy curtain, common in paintings of this era, and a simple landscape. The landscape gives the impression of a storm just at the point of lifting and we see the sun breaking through the clouds. This is a popular sentiment in ecclesiastical portraits due to the parallels with illumination, understanding and the light of God breaking through the darkness.


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A Queens Community Loses A Beloved Park's Namesake & Much More
A Grove No Longer. Trees that once provided much needed shade for a park in Long Island City were knocked down by Hurricane Sandy. Andrews Grove or Andrews Playground is known by the name given to it by neighborhood residents, "shady park." The City has lost tens of thousands of trees due to the hurricane. (Photos: Geoffrey Croft/NYC Park Advocates) Click on Images to enlarge
Andrews Groove before Hurricane Sandy. (Photo: NYC Parks)
By Geoffrey Croft
"Are you seeing what I'm seeing," exclaimed 8-year-old Joshua to his friends hanging on a fence. "Look what happened to our playground."
Over the last few days hundreds of people young and old alike have arrived at a beloved playground and have made a startling discovery. They have looked on in disbelief through a wrought iron fence, heartbroken at what they've seen.
They stare, take pictures, and share memories. Many have come multiple times.
Large Linden trees now cover most of the playground, they were blown down by the violent winds of Hurricane Sandy. Some trees are propped up by play equipment.
These fallen freinds have created a palpable loss in the community.
The 2.5 acre park, known by neighborhood residents not by its official name, Andrews Grove, or Andrews Playground but instead by its function, "shady park."
"The shade was one of the main reasons why people came, " said Nadia Keshodkar with her 21 month old son Eli and her husband.
"Other parks in the neighborhood got wet but the water receded quickly. These trees are gone forever. It's really sad. We were very lucky compared to other areas but this is heartbreaking."
Mrs. Keshodkar said the trees provided much needed relief from the heat during the summer. She said her son played there every day and counts the swings, slides and sprinklers as his favorite activities.
The park - located on 49th Avenue between Vernon Blvd & 5th Street - sits mid-block nestled between two-story homes, right behind the 108th Police Pct.
Until Hurricane Sandy tree canopy covered most of the playground with a sliver of open sky exposed on the West end.
"It's really shocking," said Mami Uchida photographed with her 4-year-old daughter Sakura looking at the damage. (Photos: Geoffrey Croft/NYC Park Advocates) Click on Images to enlarge
According to several witnesses the trees did not fall all at once.
One large tree fell and many hours later the others.
People said they were surprised when they returned to see a half dozen trees down and covering the park
"When I left work only one was down," an officer at the adjacent 108th Pct. said while surveying the damage.
"It looks really bad."
All of the parents spoke of the relief the playground provided in the stifling heat. Many spoke of the extreme temperature contrast between this small oasis and the much larger and newer Gantry Plaza State Park along the waterfront, including its playgrounds, a short walk away.
This playground has been a fixture in the community since it's original opening in 1932 and subsequent enlargement in 1951.
It contains sprinklers, two sets of playground equipment, swings, benches and at least partly because of its shade the playground has been a focal point for countless families in the community.
"It's really sad," said Shirin Ordower outside the park with her 8-month-old boy and husband Rick.
"We called it shady Park. The whole neighborhood did. The trees were a part of the park."
"The trees provided a canopy," said Rick an electrical engineer. "It really made a difference."
The loss has inspired the creation of a facebook page and Friends of Shady Park, a community group "working to restore this place beloved in our neighborhood."
"The park was the only one in Long Island City that provided a respite from the hot and sunny summer days," commented a person on LICTALK, a local blog which also posted video of the damage.
"it's special-ness was entirely the trees.," wrote another on a blog. "It was part of our lives and our families and our hearts and for now it has left a discernible hole in the place we call home."
"It's really shocking," said Mami Uchida, 39, taking photos yesterday while her 4-year-old daughter Sakura peered through the fence.
"Hurricanes are beyond my way of thinking, " added the native of Japan who moved to New York City eleven years ago.
"Natural power did this. It makes me think we have to prepare for the future. We have to."
For the Zimmerman family the park's loss has an added significance.
Adam Zimmerman said his two-year-old daughter was diagnosed with mild autism six months ago and they rely heavily on the shaded playground for her development.
"Her ADA therapist takes her to the playground daily," said Mr. Zimmerman who's in construction and lives next door to the playground with his wife and two kids.
"She learned a lot of coordination in the park. She's definitely been made more aware of things in her surroundings - trees and squirrels in that park. She learned to interact with other kids. And I know for a fact that there are a lot of other kids with learning disabilities who spend quite a bit of time there.
As much as her just walking up the stairs by herself and going down the slide and that giving her confidence," he added.
"It's definitely a big loss for our family among other families."
He said his wife Liz's family have been in the community for more than a hundred years. His mother in-law's father worked on the nearby gantries (Now Gantry Plaza State Park) for the railroad.
"We're not going anywhere.
Everybody who has children spends the whole day in that park. It's definitely a sad state of affairs. It's completely decimated.
He said there are other parks in area but they to not offer the same kind of protection.
"There' s a beautiful park down at Gantry Plaza but it wasn't made correctly. In the summer time you can't spend more than an hour there - if you can get away with that long because the sun just burns the kids skin. Kids are going to wind up getting heat stroke in that environment.
This park was fondly named shady park because it was fully shaded. There was basically no sun in the summer and people were able to spend the whole day there with their families. It's definitely a good thing to have the shade especially in the summer so you can cool down and stay out of the sun.
That was the escape."
Neighborhood residents have been arriving in large numbers to see the damage caused by the hurricane to a much beloved playground.
Lack Of Park Personnel Cited In Parks Still Closed After Hurricane Sandy
A Walk In The Park - November 24, 2012 - By Geoffrey Croft
'Shady Park' Neighbors Vie for Tall Trees to Replace Those Upended by Sandy
DNAinfo - November 16, 2012 - By Ewa Kern-Jedrychowska
Parks Open After Hurricane Sandy
A Walk In The Park - November 3, 2012
Bodies Of Missing SI Brothers, 2, & 4 Found - Death Toll At 38
Parks Department Seeking Volunteers To Help Clean Up After Hurricane Sandy
City Loses Tens Of Thousands Of Trees - Hundreds In Central Park
A Walk In The Park - October 31, 2012
Multiple Tree Deaths As Huricane Sandy's Toll Rises
One Death - Numerous Injured By Fallen Trees As Hurricane Sandy Hits The City
Woman Struck By Fallen Tree Limb In Prospect Park Perimeter
Hurricane Sandy - All Parks, Playgrounds & Beaches Close Today At 5 p.m.
Posted by A Walk in the Park at 9:07 AM
Labels: Andrews Grove, Andrews Playground, Gantry Plaza State Park, Hurricane Sandy, shady park
Incredible damages all around and the loss of a vital urban resource. And thank God that no one was injured or killed.
But clearly these tree losses could have been averted and there is adequate blame to go all around. Established trees simply don't fail because of gale force winds, without some greater underlying problem. A quick look-see of the tree root plate will tell you why.
Parks Central Forestry & the Capital Construction division tree planting policy choose for their trees to be repeatedly installed in less than optimum growing conditions within the public right of way. That is park projects result in the such severe un-remediated compaction of soils and the installation of new young trees within those soils result in nothing but a restricted tree root system and a tree prone to failure when the right load force is applied.
And while these tree installations occurred 25-30 years ago the same unacceptable practice by agency landscape architects and engineers remains unchanged to this day. All for the tree planting numbers game.
Those trees were Zelkovas, which are used in bonsai. They have naturally shallow root systems.
And it looks like they've been pruned badly, too -- all of the branches are pointing upward like a lion's tail, with no intermediate branches. Root systems mirror branches; pruning trees like this may be aesthetically pleasing but it leads to instability. What a sad outcome.
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So happy to see you back @SnugglePuggle94. Beautiful lip!
Thank you @lmaster and everyone else! Glad to be back!
which usually do very well with every lipstick. It took about the whole cloth to get off, and I had to rub multiple times to get all of it off, and doing so it also smeared pink all over my skin as well. Ick!
Oh that's not good @SnugglePuggle94 thanks for the update!
This shade looks lovely on you!
That color looks great @SnugglePuggle94!
@SnugglePuggle94 So pretty! Love this color and the texture looks amazing!
Day 65. Moschino x Tonymoly Lip Market Matte Bar. I do not know what color this is. I got this and a Moschino x Tonymoly Chic Stay Tint in the February Tonymoly bundle, and they didn't come with labels. This is really comfortable and like the Chic Stay Tiny I highly recommend. I really wish I had taken note of the color when I first got it.
That color looks great @Weetart!
Day 64. KVD bullet in Poe. I nearly forgot to post today so I just tossed something on. The formula on this is pretty terrible. Like Gold Blooded and other sparkle cream lippys from KVD it clumps around the glitter and is streaky. Have to really build it up, and I don't see the payoff. So I dunno. This is one of two blues I have and I do not like this one.
@Weetart Sorry to hear the formula doesn't work for you. It's very unusual color. I quite like it.
@Weetart Sorry to hear the formula wasn't good. Love this colour on you. I love how it's reflective!
In the photo it looks amazing on you @Weetart @but I know how it goes on. I've tried it and it wasn't good. Great shade but they should fix that formula. If you find a dupe in this shade it looks really good on you.
Day 34- Laura Mercier rouge essentiel silky creme lipstick in Rouge Ultime.


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