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...p (Sugar Cane, Rice, Yams, etc.), animals (Oysters, Frogs, etc.) a mi... Music, etc.). Festivals are held at parks, fair grounds, racetracks, bouleva...
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... of them couldn't survive very long in the real world of business! 160 Enough about academics. Let's talk about life: Redneck Festivals. A festival — at least in this part of the country — is a party positioned somewhere between a celebration of life and celebrating life. 160 Festivals can be about a crop (Sugar Cane, Rice, Yams, etc.), animals (Oysters, Frogs, etc.) a mixed event (Shrimp and Petroleum), a date (Willie Nelson's Birthday) or the arts (New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, Blue Grass Music, etc.) . Festivals are held at parks, fair grounds, racetracks, boulevards, barns, or city streets — anywhere. 160 They can be one day to longer ... a week. They can include arts and crafts, music, parades, dancing, eating, drinking, etc. They attract the young, old, and the in-between. Festivals are about life and the real people that live life! 160 According to Webster (who wasn't a redneck), a redneck is a "white member of the Southern rural laboring class — sometimes used disparagingly." It should be noted that this term is often used with pride by rednecks themselves or by "wannabes." Jeff Foxworthy is probably a better authority than Mr. Webster on defining redneck. 160 As a practical matter, I believe that redneck is more of an attitude than an issue of geography or race. Remove the words "white" and "Southern" from this ...
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... other types of crime and reducing the possibility of injury. The transmission building, the tower base, and guy anchors should all be fenced-if not the entire property. Along with minimizing the possibility of vandalism, fencing provides protection for these key areas from being struck by trash removers or farm equipment. Barbed wire should be added to the fencing around these facilities. AM towers can cause electrical injury to animals or people, so it is prudent to erect fencing. Also, the effects of RF radiation emphasize the need to control public accessibility to certain areas. 11. OTHER CAUSES OF LOSS. Here are additional possibilities for loss: Since transmitter buildings are often located near a tower base, they can be damaged by falling ice unless they have been constructed properly. A failure to maintain strobe lights ... three years or when adding additional equipment. 10. INADEQUATE SECURITY. Security is becoming more of an issue, particularly in certain areas where towers and studios are located. The property should be fenced in, or at the least the road or walkways should have locked gates. Depending where the facilities are located, floodlighting roads, walks, and gates is essential, as well as the building, parking areas, and entrances. Lighting is a major factor in deterring vandalism and other types of crime and reducing the possibility of injury. The transmission building, the tower base, and guy anchors should all be fenced-if not the entire property. Along with minimizing the possibility of vandalism, fencing provides protection for these key areas from being struck by trash removers or farm equipment. Barbed wire should be ...
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