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At one extreme is a visual experience that is so bland that the viewer is not engaged. The human brain will reject under-stimulating information. At the other extreme is a visual experience that is so overdone, so chaotic that the viewer can’t stand to look at it.? (See Color Matters http://www.colormatters.com/colortheory.html.) It is the job of an artist to create color harmonies to engage and delight the viewer.

As a garden photographer, I seek pleasing color compositions that speak to one?s heart. I want my viewer to identify with nature, to feel a passion for the earth and what it has to offer. I want the viewer to either see things and feel calming emotions that he has never experienced or I want to bring him back to a familiar place of peace.
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Arbitrator Bonnie Siber Weinstock recently ruled that the NYPD has
violated state labor law by penalizing officers in a Brooklyn precinct who
failed to meet traffic summons quotas. Weinstock based her ruling on
internal memos that showed that officers have been required to issue a
minimum of four parking tickets, three moving violations, three
quality-of-life summonses and two stop-and-frisks each month. Failure
to do so would result in a poor annual evaluation and possible
disciplinary action. NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg has denied this –
saying on his radio show on Friday, 1/20/06 that “There are not ticket
quotas, but there are performance standards”. Still, the question
remains:

What should you do if you think you were given a parking ticket to
meet a quota?

It should be recognized that human error is a factor – perhaps the
officer made an honest mistake and wasn?t trying to fulfill a quota. People who suspect that they may have been issued a parking ticket to
meet a quota or in error should check:

Did the police officer that issued the ticket:

* Sign it legibly?

* Write your correct license plate #?

* Write your license plate # legibly?

* List the correct model of your car?

* List the correct make of your car?

* List the correct color of your car?

* List the correct location (address) where the infraction occurred?

* List the time of the infraction?

Furthermore:

* Was the time listed indeed within a period where you’re not allowed
to park?

* Was the sign listing the regulation readable?

* Was there even a sign posted on the street where you
parked?

If the answer to any of the above is “No”, then you can fight this ticket
and if it resulted in your car being towed, you can fight that, too.

Gather all evidence (photos, notarized statements from eye-witnesses,
copies of the improperly filled out ticket), write a friendly but direct letter
explaining why you shouldn’t have to pay the ticket (detailing any errors
made by the officer who filled out the ticket) and mail it to the address
on the back of the ticket with the box “not guilty” checked off.
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If the customer needs to choose between two laser printers with identical features, then there are some other little vital specifications provided by these reviews which help the customer to decide.
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