CAMO® Sponsors NADRA s Deck Safety Month® in May 2021 to Raise Safety Awareness
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As a North American Deck and Railing Association (NADRA) Deck Safety Ambassador, CAMO encourages deck contractors and homeowners to Check Your Deck before summer entertaining.
As a NADRA Deck Safety Ambassador, CAMO encourages deck builders and homeowners to check decks for safety before summer entertaining begins.
“We pride ourselves on offering the better way to build a deck and we care just as much about the installation experience as we do about the deck s integrity in the long haul. W. Scott Baker, CEO, National Nail
Rodewald set to return to WIR
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May 12, 2021
On Tuesday night, the Dodgers were only a Gavin Lux home run away from falling to a .500 record. A .500 record isn’t generally cause for panic, but it would definitely have been a disappointment for the reigning world champions, a team that was expected to steamroll most of the rest of baseball this season. Just to match 2020’s regular season record, the Dodgers need to add another 24 consecutive wins to Monday night’s win over the Mariners.
So how worried should the third-place Dodgers be? Not very.
The Dodgers Aren’t Actually Playing Poorly
Okay, this header isn’t true if we engage in an ultra-literal reading, but in losing 15 of the last 21 games, the Dodgers have only been outscored by a total of seven runs in the aggregate. The team’s overall Pythagorean record puts them at a 94.5 win pace, below the preseason projections, but not alarmingly so. The bullpen had a 4.48 ERA over this stretch, and while there is a relationship between bullpen performanc
(This post completes my three‐part discussion of the “regime uncertainty” hypothesis, according to which the
New Deal hampered recovery by causing businessmen to fear policy changes that might render their investments unprofitable. Links to the previous posts about regime uncertainty, and to the other posts of my series on The New Deal and Recovery
, occur at the end of this post.)
Proving It
Nothing seems more plausible, on its face, than the claim that policy shocks like those we’ve surveyed, coming as they did from a president who was often openly hostile to businessmen, discouraged investment. It’s no doubt largely owing to this, and to businessmen’s own insistence that New Deal policies frightened them, that the regime uncertainty hypothesis has gained adherents among economists.
In Miami, a Sculpture Built to Live In
Christopher Carter, an artist who works with salvaged materials, set out to create his biggest work ever. Now it’s his home, and the subject of a new exhibit.
May 4, 2021, 5:00 a.m. ET
Christopher Carter regularly uses reclaimed lumber, faded rope, tarnished metal and other found materials to create his large-scale sculptures. So when the Miami-based artist needed a new studio and began dreaming of building a live-work space, he knew it would involve many repurposed components. What he didn’t realize was that it would eventually be the subject of an exhibition, “The Carter Project,” which opens May 15 at NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale.
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