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== Bellevue waterfront rules making waves ==

<html>Shoreline Management Act must be updated
The shoreline plan the Bellevue Planning Commission sent to the City Council is facing some tough going. The state Department of Ecology, which must approve the plan, found numerous parts out of compliance with state law. Ecology also says the city pretty much broke off contact with it in 2011, when more property-rights-oriented people joined the commission. [Greg Gilbert, The Seattle Times.]
The article on Bellevue’s waterfront conflict reveals the uphill struggle in modernizing environmental regulation. 
Bellevue’s waterfront demographic couldn’t be more complicated: Money and political influence meet a well-educated constituency of waterfront homeowners who certainly comprehend their unique stewardship responsibility.
Updating the Shoreline Management Act of 1971 is a debt well past due.
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== Commission Chair Accuses Agencies of Violating FRC Act, Arti ==

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 It was also gathered that about seven agencies were currently being investigated by the commission for allegedly contravening the Act.

 However, it was learnt that the Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) had recently been grilled by the Legal Investigation and Enforcement (LIE) department of the FRC.

 Speaking in Abuja, while receiving members of the Niger State House of Assembly and FRC, Niger State, who were on an exchange visit to the commission, Yelwa expressed regret that public funds had been grossly mismanaged thereby dampening the prospects of future generation.

 He said a situation where the economy was still monolithic-depending largely from oil proceeds may land us in a hell of trouble tomorrow if the current spending spree was not checked.

 Yelwa said state resources had often been used up without consideration to save for the rainy day and for the up-coming generation.

 The FRC chairman noted that the Act was established among other things, to address the concerns of future generation.

 He said: When you have a situation where you do not have control over your main product (oil), you are in trouble. 

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 The commission said there were several commendable initiatives, which it had carried out although most of them had not been publicised.

 However, the FRC chairman said if government had adhered to the FRC Act, it would have been able to draw its budget within the framework of what was conceivable.

 He said looking at public expenditure and available resources, budgets over the years had risen and had often been over-bloated, making it difficult to achieve 80 per cent implementation.

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== Oakland maverick bringing cutting edge to fading barber's tr ==

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 Sporting tattoos, loose-fitting clothes, jewelry and a baseball cap, 23-year-old Derrik Vigue doesn't look like an old-time barber.
 He can often be seen sitting on the stoop in front of Faded Lines Barber Shop, a business he opened in July on Church Street, exchanging waves with friends as they drive by.
 The barber shop is next door to Fine Lines Hair Salon, where his mother and grandmother have been cutting hair together for nearly 25 years.
 After Vigue's early interest in a career as a motorcycle repairman didn't pan out, even while working in a retail sales job he didn't love, he never thought he'd become a third-generation hair cutter.
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 He changed his mind after a visit to Boston, where he saw a busy barbershop full of vibrant energy, slick as a pompadour and stylish as a Hollywood hipster.
 As he watched the suave young barbers cutting hair to the beat of popular music, Vigue saw that, amid a general decline of licensed barbers in Maine, there might be an opportunity for a new kind of barber to emerge and serve people like Vigue young men who care about their appearance but don't feel a cultural connection to the traditional community barbershop.
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 It's a new idea in a profession where most of the faces are well-worn.
  We're sort of like dinosaurs, said Freeman Buzzell, 72, and known to his customers as Buzzy. He's operated Buzzy's Barber Shop in Madison for 53 years. When I started here in the early '60s, there were five barbers here. I'm the only one left. 
 It would be easier to count the hairs on Vigue's carefully sculpted head than the haircuts Buzzell has given over the years.
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 Back then, he said, men stayed away from hair salons in droves, worried their masculinity would be tainted by the feminine aura.
 The aversion was so strong, he said, that if a man was picking his wife up from a beauty parlor, you couldn't pay him enough to go inside. 
 These days, the gender barriers no longer apply, and hair salons are everywhere, he said. Most, including Fine Lines, count many men among their clients.
 Buzzell and others in the industry said barbers have also lost ground to chains like Supercuts and Walmart's SmartStyle, which attract a lot of male customers.
 In the meantime, after a lifetime of sweeping hair, Maine's barbers are themselves being swept from their shops by the forces of time and age.
 According to state records, there were 707 licensed barbers in the state in 2001. The number has has dropped every year since, to 444 in 2012, a decline of 37 percent.
 In the last few years alone, a number of community barbers, beloved for their colorful names and personalities, have given their final shave, according to Morning Sentinel archives.
 In 2010, Waterville lost 85-year-old Al the Barber, World War II veteran Alcide Fecteau; in 2011, 72-year-old Augusta barber Albenie Dufour, and Fairfield's Jeff the Barber Williams, who ran his shop for 41 years, both died.
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