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Moen 3808 Chrome 5 1/2" Diverter Tub Spout
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|Connection Size
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|Slip Fit
|Diverter Included
|Diverter Location
|Tub Spout
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|Wall Mounted
|Integrated Diverter
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|Spout Reach
|Tub Spout Reach
Diverter tub spout
- 1/2" slip fit
- 5-1/2" length
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4 Questions from the Community
Can we get this without the shower diverter to use as a standard tub fill?
I have a low pressure shower and need the diverter on the spout to send all the water out of the shower head and not drip from the spigot causing a lack of pressure at the shower head? Will this one positively close the tub spigot?
A. The Moen 3808 is designed with the diverter to send the water straight to the showerhead. You shouldn't be losing water or for it to leak out the diverter. There is a O ring that is inside the unit that creates the suction so that the water should not leak. But after time this o ring does wear down which eventually can cause a leak. Under that circumstance Moen does replace parts that are needed to repair a unit under normal wear and tear with their warranty policy.
I purchased the Moen T2112, but realized I needed a spout. Therefore, I would like to add the Moen 3808. Will that work or do I need to purchase additional accessories?
Does this spout come with a adapter for a threaded pipe installation?
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Moen® products have been manufactured under the highest standards of quality and workmanship. Moen warrants to the original consumer purchaser for as long as the original consumer purchaser owns their home (the "Warranty Period" for homeowners), that this faucet will be leak and drip-free during normal use and all parts and finishes of this faucet will be free from defects in material and manufacturing workmanship. All other purchasers (including purchasers for industrial, commercial and business use) are warranted for a period of 5 years from the original date of purchase (the "Warranty Period" for non-homeowners). This warranty is applicable only to faucets purchased after December 1995 and shall be effective from the date of purchase as shown on purchaser's receipt. Faucets purchased prior to December 1995, Moen warrants to the original consumer purchaser that this faucet will be leak and drip free during normal domestic use for as long as you own it. If this faucet should ever develop a leak or drip during this time, Moen will FREE OF CHARGE provide the parts necessary to put the faucet back in good working condition.
Moen warrants to the original consumer purchaser all other aspects of this faucet to be free from defects in material and workmanship for two (2) years from date of purchase except for decorator finishes which are warranted for (1) year from date of purchase. A replacement for any defective part will be supplied free of charge for installation by the consumer. Defects or damage caused by the use of other than genuine Moen parts are not covered by this warranty.
If this faucet should ever develop a leak or drip during the Warranty Period, Moen will FREE OF CHARGE provide the parts necessary to put the faucet back in good working condition and will replace FREE OF CHARGE, any part or finish that proves defective in material and manufacturing workmanship, under normal installation, use and service. Replacement parts may be obtained by calling 1-800-BUY MOEN (1-800-289-6636), or by writing to the address shown below.
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It might be difficult to imagine Mike Iaconelli "finessing" anything.
From his charismatic personality to his booming hip hop weigh-in intro music the 2003 Bassmaster Classic champion is a genuine showstopper.
However, when the bass bite slows down as it does on cold winter days or on super pressured lakes, no one is better at the art of "finesse fishing".
"Finesse fishing is about slowing and sizing down your approach," Iaconelli said.
"Instead of throwing big lures on a heavier line you go into using smaller lures and light line and slow everything down a notch."
A New Jersey native, Iaconelli grew up fishing heavily pressured waters that were cold much of the year, a formula for largemouth lockjaw.
"There are lots of factors that go into making fish shy and pressure is definitely one of them. The more boats that are out on the water, the more times they get hooked and the more lures they see, the more elusive they get and that is when finesse fishing can make a big difference," he said.
One particular facet of finesse fishing recommended by Iaconelli is the use of light fluorocarbon. This kind of line is virtually invisible in the water and can help fool line shy fish.
"Fluorocarbon definitely has its advantages. A lot of times using tube jigs or a small worms on pressured fish in conjunction with fluorocarbon line can be a game changer, especially in clear water conditions," he said.
Before the 2010 Texas Bass Classic on Lake Conroe, 4-Time Classic Champion Kevin VanDam predicted Iaconelli would top the 50-angler field because of his skill in finesse fishing.
"Conroe can really call for that style of fishing and Mike is a master of it" Van Dam said.
And while Iaconelli did not win, he came very close, taking second place using light line and catching some massive fish. (He earned second place in the 2011 event as well.) You also lose some fish and in fact, he lost one that would have easily put him in first place.
"You will definitely lose some big fish from using the small line but if you are not getting bites, why not give it a try and see if it will make a difference?"
Iaconelli said he and the other anglers on the Elite Series tour are excited about fishing out of Orange for the "Sabine River Challenge" March 14-17, 2013.
"Anytime we can get on a new body of water it makes things interesting. And there are very few anglers on this tour that have any Sabine River experience so this should make for an interesting event," Iaconelli said.
"I look forward to fishing the Sabine and meeting the people of the area. The fans in Texas and Louisiana are so passionate about bass fishing and that makes it fun."
The champion angler has a book out entitled, "Finesse Fishing with Mike Iaconelli" where he talks about his favorite subtle tactics and proper presentation.
"Finesse fishing really is about presentation. It is going the extra mile to present something to bass or whatever fish you are pursuing they cannot resist. It is about going beyond normal technique and paying strict attention to detail to catch fish under a variety of conditions," he said.
To order Iaconelli's book, go to www.mikeiaconelli.com.
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After a 20-year-old New Albany man was arrested on two preliminary misdemeanor charges by Indiana State Police early Thursday morning, he picked up two additional charges while be transported and booked into jail.
Evan M. Coombs, of 4221 Lora Linda, was taken into custody about 3:30 a.m. following a traffic stop made by ISP. According to a probable-cause affidavit, Coombs was one of the passengers in the vehicle, and he was preliminarily charged with possession of a false identification and minor consumption.
The report lists Coombs returned a .20 blood alcohol content reading, more than twice the legal limit for motorists of legal drinking age, during a sobriety test.
As the trooper was taking Coombs to Floyd County Jail on the two charges, he attempted to exit the moving vehicle. The trooper reported that Coombs unbuckled his seat belt with his left hand and grabbed the door handle of the patrol car. The trooper stopped the vehicle near the intersection of Spring and State streets in New Albany and had Coombs exit the vehicle so he could reinforce the restraints.
During the process outside the patrol car, Coombs continued to resist arrest and had to be taken to the ground, the trooper reported. The trooper waited for backup officers to arrive, and Coombs was placed in leg restraints and taken to the jail.
At the jail, Coombs would not follow basic instructions of the jail staff, the trooper reported. As he was being booked into the jail, Coombs stated that he was suicidal, according to the affidavit.
After being placed into a cell, Coombs continued to resist jail staff and spit on the shirt of a corrections officer.
During Coombs' initial hearing in Floyd County Superior Court No. 3, he was charged with battery by body waste, resisting law enforcement and false government identification, all class A misdemeanors, and illegal consumption of an alcoholic beverage, a class C misdemeanor.
Floyd County Judge Maria Granger placed Coombs under a $5,000 court-cash bond. A pretrial conference was scheduled for Jan. 23.


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The Fulton County Board of Registration and Elections officially certified the results of the July 31 primary on Monday including House Districts 58/59 and Senate Districts 6/56.
House District 58 stretches from Virginia Highlands all the way to Fort McPherson and includes most of the Midtown Neighborhood south of 10th Street and east of Piedmont Avenue.
Following the election, Democrat incumbent was declared the unofficial winner with 55.69 percent of the votes cast vs. fellow State Rep. Ralph Long's 44.31 percent. She will now face Republican Earl Cooper in November.
District realignments caused a voting problem on Election Day for voters in Reynoldstown, which is now split between District 58 and District 59. Some Reynoldstown voters weren't given the right ballots or were told they had to vote using ballots that were based on the old district borders. The issue ultimately affected a total of 345 voters on 10 streets in District 58 and District 59.
The board said it is investigating the voting irregularities to learn the source of the problem and insure it is corrected. In a statement:
In this instance, the Board of Elections staff has gone beyond what is legally required to certify the tabulation of the results of these elections so to reassure all candidates and voters that no election outcome was adversely affected by the misassignment of voters. The Board directed its legal counsel to determine if there was any possibility that the misassignment of voters in the affected districts could have affected the outcome of any election. The answer was no. Using the most extreme assumptions, i.e., that every misallocated voter voted, and that they all voted for the second place candidate in both of the effected contested primary elections, the winning candidate would have still won with a majority of the vote.
The race for Fulton County Sheriff is a different story as incumbent Ted Jackson and challenger Richard Lankford are awaiting a Wednesday recount to see if they'll face one another in an Aug. 21 runoff.
Lankford has requested the recount after the most recent figures show Jackson, who by law only needed to best 50 percent of the vote to avoid a runoff, with 50.5 percent of the vote. By law Lankford is entitled to the recount.


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By CLAY HORNING
Wrestling is a strange sport.
Only on the mat could a team like Oklahoma, 7-11 in dual matches this season, still be ranked No. 9 by InterMat.
Also, maybe, only on the mat could OU skipper Mark Cody think so highly of his team's chances at the NCAA meet after it lost 6 of 7 duals leading up to the national meet.
"Top four," he said he could envision his squad finishing. "That means everybody wrestles to their potential at the tournament and wrestling to their potential is doable."
The Sooners are sending five grapplers to the national meet, which begins today inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Des Moines, Iowa. And that's enough to do some serious damage, especially if unbeaten and No. 2-seed, Kendric Maple, at 141 pounds, wins the national title everybody in the OU wrestling room believes he will.
"I know he's going to win this year," said Bubby Graham, the Sooners' 165-pounder. "He's got the mental toughness, he's got the physical ability. Just as long as he stays calm and knows that he can win, he's going to dominate his way through."
Then there's Graham himself, the only senior among the Sooner five, a No. 6-seed, but a guy Cody believes "can definitely win an NCAA title … and the reason is he wrestles hard enough every time he's out there to put himself in a position to win."
Cody Brewer, OU's entrant at 133 pounds, will bring a 21-6 mark into the brackets and the No. 8-seed. And, almost casually, here's how Cody described Brewer's chances:
"Brewer wouldn't surprise me to see him place," he said, "to see him get to the finals of the tournament."
Unseeded, yet in the brackets, are the Lesters, Nick (149 pounds) and Matt (157). If they can put it together, who knows? Maybe a seemingly long season on the mat can still come up roses for the Sooners.
"We took some big lumps this year and it was hard going out and watching some of the performances," Maple said. "But it will make it all worth it if we have our five guys proving that we're strong and building."
That's a part of OU's story, too.
The Sooners are building.
Cody has redshirted three grapplers this season: 125-pounder Jarrod Patterson, a 2011 All-American at OU; Andrew Howe, a former 174-pound national champion at Wisconsin; and Travis Rutt, who will compete at 184 or 197 for the Sooners next season, but who was an All-American at Wisconsin before transferring.
With Jones the only senior, today the Sooners can actually begin their march toward a possible 2014 team championship when the national meet moves to Oklahoma City and when OU should be as talent-rich as it's been in a long, long time.
Cody's all right with thinking about the national meet in the grandest terms. If the Sooners don't perform well, he made clear, blame him.
"The national tournament will find your weaknesses, but it will also find your strengths," Cody said. "So, if we've done things right with these guys, then it will definitely show.
"These are the types of guys that have put the time in and they've worked hard. So, if they come up short, you don't have to look very far. (If that happens), maybe we didn't do a great enough job getting them prepared."
Not often does a coach invite second-guessing in advance, but maybe that's an indicator of Cody's confidence in his methods and grapplers.
Maple believes he can make it happen, and he'll do it the way he always does, taking the offensive at every turn.
"I enjoy the sport and find it more enjoyable to actually go out there and try to impose your will," he said, "rather than laying back and waiting for something to happen."
Graham is the same way.
"I want to put on a show," he said. "I want to use all of the abilities that I've been blessed with."
If the Sooners can use all of their abilities, a trying season may still look very good in the end.
"This will be a good indicator," Cody said.
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The brewing controversy over the designer drug known as "bath salts" — which I covered in my previous post — is only the tip of the iceberg, say addiction specialists, who are seeing a sudden spike in overdoses and admissions for the designer drug known as Spice or K2 as well.
Just like "bath salts," Spice/K2 contains recently synthesized chemicals. In this case they're designed to mimic the active ingredient in marijuana, known as THC. And like "bath salts," they're widely sold in head shops and convenience stores, as well as online.
While Spice has been around a bit longer than bath salts — experts say it first appeared in the U.S. in 2004 — the word didn't go out on the dangers of the drug until a couple of years ago. The problem being that most people assumed that, as a copy of marijuana, spice couldn't be that worrisome.
But they were wrong.
Just what we need: A teen-friendly drug
Like bath salts, those whose lives are falling apart due to Spice are most likely to be teens and young adults. The problem, experts say, starts with pot, which has become so common among teens that marijuana abuse is now more common than cigarette smoking among high school seniors. More than 21 percent of high school students interviewed for a survey by the Centers for Disease Control reported abusing marijuana in the month prior, while only 19 percent reported smoking cigarettes in the same period of time.
Teens and twenty-somethings already fond of pot turn to Spice because it's easy to get, they perceive it as legal, and because schools and sports teams don't test for it. I mean if you can buy it at the local tobacconist, it must be cool, right? And it's easy to use; you just smoke it in a pipe or joint, and some people even brew it up in a tea.
What, exactly, is "Spice"?
Known by a variety of names including Zohai, Genie, K3, Bliss, Nice, Black Mamba, Incense, and even fake weed, Spice is a mixture of plant leaves and stems that have been laced with synthetic chemicals. It's sold in colorful three-ounce plastic pouches decorated with psychedelic designs. But the drug is not as fun and lighthearted as it appears. Experts point out that due to the variation in chemical additives used in Spice, K2, and other synthetics, users don't know exactly what they're getting in each packet and the effects can therefore be unpredictable.
When tested, Spice has been found to contain a number of artificial chemical compounds, primarily those known as JWH-018, JWH-073 and HU-210. None of these chemicals are guaranteed safe for human consumption, hence the warnings (meant to be ignored) on the packages. Techinically a chemical fertilizer, JWH-18 can cause the negative effects of marijuana at much lower dosages, and JWH-073 is listed by the Drug Enforcement Administration as a chemical concern. Perhaps most worrisome: HU-210 has been found to be between 100 to 800 times more potent than THC, the main active chemical in marijuana."
But the list of synthetic psuedo-cannabinoids keeps growing, as underground chemists create new variations to keep ahead of the law. At last count, there were at least 1o others, including M-694, CP-47,497, and numerous other variations of JWH.
It's not legal; as of last year, the Drug Enforcement Agency made 5 of the most common chemicals used to make Spice illegal and numerous states have passed laws making it a controlled substance and subject to fines and/or jail time for possession or distribution. But that's relatively recently, and meanwhile it remains absurdly easy to get your hands on. And while a new urine test for synthetic cannabinoids from Redwood Toxicology, a division of Alere, has recently entered the market (as well as forensic tests by NMS Labs and others), many hospitals, emergency rooms, treatment centers and police departments don't yet have testing available to them.
What does a Spice high feel like?
Not good, according to what users tell therapists and reports turning up on addiction blogs. Unlike weed, which in general causes relaxation and positive feelings, Spice causes:
And Spice is now being blamed for numerous violent incidents and deaths, which so far have been reported primarily in local media. Here are a few of those sad stories:
In Indiana, two men beat one man's father to death with a baseball bat when he interfered as they were robbing him to get money for Spice.
Also in Indiana, a 17-year-old was shot by his grandmother when he became violent due to Spice.
In Sioux City, Iowa, Spice triggered a panic attack in a teenager who then shot and killed himself.
A well-known Anderson University basketball player collapsed and died during a pre-season warmup after ingesting K2.
But the reporting of Spice-related deaths and violence has been hampered by lack of knowledge and the inability to test for the chemicals.
Is Spice addictive?
The answer to this is controversial, but addiction experts say yes. The problem is that typically we don't consider marijuana addictive, other than as a so-called gateway drug. (Though many addiction centers would disagree.) It's a different story with Spice, experts say.
"When I talked to my patients about Spice, every one of them would say the effects were extremely unpleasant and they wanted to stop," says Brendan Bickley, Executive Director of Treatment Solutions Network in Costa Mesa, California. "But then they'd take it again. That was when I realized the addictiveness of the drug."
According to addiction treatment centers across the country, counselors are seeing what some call an "epidemic" of Spice addiction, primarily among teens and young adults or long-term pot smokers. Spice causes intense cravings, and users must take more and more of it to get high, causing chemical dependency, say experts at Sovereign Health, one of the most prominent addiction programs treating Spice addiction. And, they say, people who've taken Spice exhibit often extreme agitation and paranoia.
Thanks, Melanie, you make a good point, that kids who are taught to value their still-developing brains (as I'm sure you know, the prefrontal cortex, for example, doesn't fully mature until they reach their 20s) are less likely to want to mess up that development by using drugs in their teen years. This is particularly the case if they're aware of the substantial increase in the risk of addiction that early use carries — 50% of kids who drink at age 14 will develop alcoholism, whereas few will if they wait until their early 20s, according to some studies I've seen.
I'd add, however, that prevention efforts, no matter how well-intentioned, science-based, or effective, will never be able to prevent all addiction. Some people simply have too high a genetic predisposition (I know many now-sober addicts who were second or third-generation alcoholics/addicts) and grow up in environments that are so chaotic that their genetic predisposition is exacerbated. Unfortunately, with the easy availability of highly pure psychoactive drugs, addiction is now part of the human condition. So education also needs to help people identify the progression of the disease as early as possible and instruct them how to help coax those who need it into treatment.
Finally, science-based drug education attacks the stigma of addiction, which prevents people from seeking treatment.
Ya know, I really want to know if you all think these drugs, and others are going to lead our country down the drain of brainless dim twits, if it has not already.. http://www.americanlivewire.com/what-are-bath-salts-and-are-they-actually-inducing-a-zombie-apocalypse/
Is there any particular reason why you failed to provide a source only for the grandmother killing her 17-year-old grandson? Just so you know, that is a rhetorical question. If you investigated the report at all it should have been blatant that Spice/K2 had nothing to do with this homicide. I know this won't get 'called out' (it would be extremely embarrassing to the author if so), but, for the sake of making it a fair discussion, please try to argue differently. I would list various facts why it was not related to Spice/K2, but I am pretty sure Melanie already knows. For the most part, I loved your article up until you conceded to yellow journalism with that awful example. I am most definitely not an advocate of Spice/K2 usage; I am just trying to point out bad journalism.
As a little extra two cents, try not to sound to arrogant about your previous post despite it's popularity (first sentence, first paragraph). Please take that as constructive criticism.
Why cant someone ban the sell and distribution of this synthetic drug..? My 16 and 14 year old were given some by a friend took two puffs and almost died…they immediately dropped and started convulsing and vomiting…16 yr old was on her back her air way became blocked from her own vomit. She was seizing so bad when they found her her lips were blue and her teeth clenched they didnt think they would be to unblock her airway…both their temperatures spiked to 105 degrees…they are both fine now and only remember having crazy unreal halucinations….It is a day my husband and I will never be able to forget…
How is it possible that this is being legally sold and is not illegal to possess? Who can help get this banned? Congress, FDA, president, who? What if
Why cant someone ban the sell and distribution of this synthetic drug..? My 16 and 14 year old were given some by a friend took two puffs and almost died…they immediately dropped and started convulsing and vomiting…16 yr old was on her back her air way became blocked from her own vomit. She was seizing so bad when they found her her lips were blue and her teeth clenched they didnt think they would be to unblock her airway…both their temperatures spiked to 105 degrees…they are both fine now and only remember having crazy unreal halucinations….It is a day my husband and I will never be able to forget…
How is it possible that this is being legally sold and is not illegal to possess? Who can help get this banned? Congress, FDA, president, who?
"In Indiana, two men beat one man's father to death with a baseball bat when he interfered as they were robbing him to get money for Spice."
You left out that the two men supposedly planned to kill several people of the father's family and that the mother and a brother were seriously injured in the attack.
Too bad the father, Robert Cipriano, was 'interfering' and not resisting, fighting back, or defending his family.
I know for a fact if what the fascist media said was true… I would have been dead years ago, I have smoked 15 grams of Mary Joy Warning (now in some states sold as Mr.NG LOL) in one sitting, yeah I was zooted, but I was still able to function, I have only known one person to have ill effects on spice (this person was in poor health to begin with, and had a history of strokes) and one thing the media doesn't get is that K2 and "spice" are different, K2 is very dangerous, Most head shoppes that sample their own merchandise WILL REFUSE TO SELL K2, opting to only sell what their customers tell them to, the head shoppe I go to even goes so far as to make sure that their customers are alright, but that is the advantage of living in a small town in po-dunk floriduh
ok so i was one of those twentysomethings… i smoke for about year on and off more on than off. it was the worst to quit but i did it because of brain pains and i became very worried about my health. I was constantly coughing and hacking up nasty mucus. the last time i did it i had a very bad panic attack and my heart was racing and i kept almost blacking out. I almost went to the hospital because i thought i was dying. come to find out it had plant fertilizer in it "to make it stronger" which made me way mad. After that i quit. im so happy i feel so much better and i no longer have that cough. It took me about a month to feel normal again. But i am glad i did what i did before i died or had a severe health effect. ppl who smoke it should quit now before they lose their lives. its so not worth it. just thought i should put my 2 cents in because of my experiences and the fact that i was strong enough to quit cold turkey! being drug free is awesome :)


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Supervisors Judy Arnold, Steve Kinsey and Kate Sears endorsed Allen, who is running for a seat in the 10th District of the California State Assembly, during the primary election. Allen recently moved to downtown San Rafael when redistricting splintered his current district, which included Napa County as well as parts of Sonoma and Solano counties.
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New Jersey's acting attorney general and the Division of Consumer Affairs fined 26 unlicensed moving companies $2,500 each in an undercover sting operation, according to state officials.
"Operation Mother's Attic" focused on moving companies that solicited intrastate moves—from point to point within New Jersey—without a state license, a violation of New Jersey law.
The 26 companies were cited by the state for these intrastate violations, two of those companies face additional civil penalties of $25,000 from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration because they allegedly performed interstate moves without proper licensing, and two moving company employees were arrested by immigrations and customs officers due to outstanding warrants.
"Horror stories about predatory movers are all too common," said Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman. "By its very nature, the moving industry touches the lives of consumer when they are vulnerable and when they must rely on strangers to transport their valued possessions.
"These situations create the potential for abuse. We are enforcing New Jersey's licensing laws in order to protect consumers and, just as importantly, to ensure a level playing field for New Jersey's many honest and licensed moving companies."
The sting operation took place from Nov. 19 through 22, 2013, according to Hoffman's office.
State Consumer Affairs investigators posed as consumers seeking to make an ordinary household move and booked appointments with suspected unlicensed movers who solicited work with online listings.
The unlicensed movers sent crews to a self-storage facility in Ledgewood, and unwittingly into the second phase of the sting, officials said. Upon arriving at the self-storage site, the unlicensed movers were confronted by investigators from Consumer Affairs and FMCSA, agents of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and a transportation compliance unit of the New Jersey State Police.
Approximately 290 moving companies are currently licensed to perform intrastate moves in New Jersey, officials said. The Division of Consumer Affairs received 89 formal consumer complaints about moving companies in 2013.
"The goal of this undercover operation is to bring these moving companies into compliance with the law, or keep them out of our State – to protect New Jersey's consumers, and to ensure a competitive playing field for New Jersey's 290 duly licensed moving companies," said Director of The Division of Consumer Affairs Eric Kanefsky. "In addition, we have become one of the first states to join with the U.S. Department of Transportation in a partnership that will enable the Division of Consumer Affairs to enforce federal laws pertaining to interstate movers."
Under state law, all movers who operate intrastate must be licensed by consumer affairs. State-licensed movers must protect consumer goods by maintaining cargo liability insurance, workers' compensation insurance, and bodily injury and property damage insurance, according to officials.
"Unscrupulous movers that attempt to evade consumer protection regulations are often as likely to disregard safety requirements that serve to protect everyone traveling on our highways and roads," said FMCSA Administrator Anne S. Ferro. "We are pleased to be a partner with the state of New Jersey's Attorney General's Office to bring the weight of state and federal consequences upon rogue movers that run outside the rules of law."
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- Alessi Moving, Inc., d/b/a Alessi Moving & Storage, of Stockholm
- Always Moving Services, Inc., aka NYC Affordable Moving, of East Orange
- Blue Star Moving & Storage, LLC, of Paterson
- Cardinal Moving, Inc., of Wayne
- Cheap as Heck Movers, LLC, of East Orange
- D&D Moving & Delivery, aka NNJ Moving Help, of Palisades Park
- Deliveries Made Correct Enterprise, LLC, aka Budget Movers, of East Orange
- E.J. Mayer Transportation Systems, Inc., d/b/a EJ Mayer Moving, of Westwood
- Elite Movers, of Paterson
- George's Moving & Trucking Co., Inc. aka George's & Son's Moving, of Rockaway
- Good Life Moving Services, of Orange
- Jaco Movers, LLC, of Middlesex
- Jesus Loves Moving, LLC, of Newark
- Just In Time Moving and Storage, Inc., of Kenilworth
- Lakewood Movers, LLC, of Lakewood
- M4U Inc., d/b/a Moving For You, of Ridgefield
- Metro Movers, LLC, of Jersey City
- Morristown Moving Services, LLC d/b/a M.M.S Delivery Service, aka MMS Moving Service, LLC, of Waldwick
- Moving Help, aka A1 Movers, of Parsippany
- Plantwurx aka Van & a Man, of Fort Lee
- Practical Movers, Inc., aka South Jersey Movers, Inc., of Philadelphia, P.A.
- Shamrock Moving & Storage, Inc., of Galloway
- TLC Movers, LLC, of Marlboro
Cardinal Moving and Shamrock Moving & Storage also face $25,000 federal civil penalties.
The Division of Consumer Affairs suggests the following advice for consumers:
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- Obtain a written estimate from the mover you select. The cost can be estimated on an hourly rate, by weight and miles traveled, or by cubic measurement.
- Never pack jewelry, money, or valuable documents with your goods to be moved. The mover is not responsible for items of extraordinary value.
- Check your goods as they are being delivered. If any are lost or damaged, notify the mover immediately. A damage claim can be filed up to 90 days after the move date.
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Consumers who believe they have been cheated or scammed by a business, or suspect any other form of consumer abuse, can file a complaint with the State Division of Consumer Affairs by visiting its website or by calling 1-800-242-5846 (toll free within New Jersey) or 973-504-6200.


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TRAVERSE CITY — Downtown Development Authority officials will meet Friday to stew over what, if any, recommendation to make to city commissioners on where food trucks might peddle their fare in the downtown district.
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"We have all these costs associated with having a brick and mortar business that we have to have and I love to supply, and I'm not complaining," said Randy Waclawski, co-owner of The Dish. "I just want the playing field to be even."
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Carl and Virginia Muir of Conemaugh Township have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mallory Christine, to Chad Diehl, son of Rodney and Elaine Diehl of Johnstown.
Miss Muir is a 2003 graduate of Conemaugh Township Area High School and a 2007 graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where she received a bachelor's degree in elementary and early childhood education.
In 2011, she earned a master's degree in education from St. Francis University, Loretto.
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---- — ELIZABETHTOWN — Essex County lawmakers added a hiring freeze to the arsenal of budget cuts and reductions passed this week.
Supervisor Randy Preston (I-Wilmington) moved to commence the measure in 2013, and it easily passed the County Board of Supervisors, 12 to 4.
"I don't disagree we've got an awful can of worms coming up in the future, and we need to address it," Preston said.
The freeze means that filling open county positions will need board approval, except at Horace Nye Nursing Home, where patient safety requires minimum staffing levels.
"We're in dire straits for 2014," Supervisor Daniel Connell (D-Westport) said. "We've got to do something."
After four hours of wrangling, supervisors also restored pay raises for department heads and most elected officials, setting them at 2 percent. The raises had been withdrawn at the budget workshop last week.
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Members of the Board of Supervisors will not get raises in 2013, supervisors decided, and the budget has no funds for increases for union employees since their contract expires at the end of the year.
The hiring freeze was opposed by Supervisors Gerald Morrow (D-Chesterfield), David Blades (R-Lewis), Sue Montgomery Corey (D-Minerva) and George Canon (R-Newcomb).
Michael Marnell (R-Schroon) was absent, and Joyce Morency (R-St. Armand) died on Monday after a long illness.
"This resolution is needed," Supervisor Thomas Scozzafava (R-Moriah) said of the freeze. "It's long overdue. The bulk of the expenses are in personnel."
The board approved about $3.9 million in budget cuts and changes that had been made informally at a budget workshop last Thursday.
Among them were reducing the tax levy using $2.8 million in expected Federal Emergency Management Agency reimbursement funds for last year's flood damage, slashing $252,000 from contract agencies like Cornell Cooperative Extension, $597,000 from the County Department of Public Works and $150,000 from the Department of Social Services and using $350,000 from anticipated proceeds from a property-tax sale to be held in the spring.
The projected tax levy would be about $16.7 million, a 2.6 percent increase over this year.
The board also OK'd using more of the anticipated $1.9 million in tax-sale money to come in under the state's 2.6 percent tax-cap formula for Essex County, if the cuts fall short.
County Board of Supervisors Chair Randy Douglas (D-Jay) told fellow supervisors and county employees to brace for big changes next year.
"We need to work hard, we need to work together," he said. "We've got to get back to a team. I will meet with all department heads, see what (their) needs are."
Essex County Treasurer Michael Diskin said the board it will be facing an immediate $8 million deficit for the 2014 budget.
"The outlook for 2014 will be very bleak. I have some concerns about our being able to meet ordinary needs, making payroll. I'm stating an opinion based on what I see coming down the road."
He said they may not be able to provide all services.
"We're committed to provide the appropriate level of services within our fiscal constraints. Department heads want to be a part of the process. Look at a three-to-five-year spending plan. We stand ready to help you in the process."
The county is holding a second public hearing on the proposed budget at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 10, in the Old County Courthouse in Elizabethtown. A special meeting of the board to vote on budget approval will follow at 7 p.m.
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Last weekend, pinkish polka dots were scattered throughout the Milwaukee Art Museum, like a strange, wonderful, arty confetti to mark the Contemporary Art Society 10th Benefit Art Auction. The dots were inspired by a Jason Yi artwork, and the event co-chaired by Tony Krausen and Kathy Yuille, attracted 348 attendees and netted $400,000 for the Milwaukee Art Museum -- twice the money raised at the last auction in 2004.
The museum released results from the auction a few moments ago. Here are some of the highlights.
This year's sleepers:
Kim McCarty
Untitled (Green Girl), 2007
Watercolor on Paper
Estimate: $5-7000
Sold at $11,000
(Image courtesy of the artist and Cherry and Martin Gallery, Los Angeles )
Frank Gehry
Two Easy Edges: Side Chairs, 1972
Corrugated Cardboard
Estimate: $11-13,000
Sold at $18,000
(Image courtesy of Bobbie Greenfield Gallery, Bergamont Station, Los Angeles )
This year's highest bid:
James Brooks
Lasko, 1981
Acrylic on Canvas
Estimate: $35-45,000
Sold at $44,000
(Image courtesy of the Estate of James Brooks and Greenberg Van Doren Gallery )
This year's signature item:
Jason S. Yi
Untitled, 2007
Estimate: $9-12,000
(Image couresy of the Contemporary Art Society )
Yi is a professor of art at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. CAS commissioned Yi, as one of the leading artists working in the Milwaukee area, to create this monumental drawing in celebration of its 10th anniversary auction. The work inspired the auctions overall design, from invitations to catalogues to placecards and table settings.
The auction benefits MAM's acquisition fund for purchasing contemporary art. Recent buys include works by Matthew Barney, Bruce Conner and Bruce Nauman. Some of the museum's most beloved pieces have been purchased by the support group, incuding works by Jasper Johns, Julian Schnabel and Bill Viola.
(Thanks John Eding, MAM's press communications officer for providing this information.)
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But before we launch into our detailed analysis of how the best of the best wield this on-trend accessory, we'll walk you through our initial sighting at the Marc by Marc Jacobs S/S 10 show, where JacobsÂ--known for his youthful and slightly insouciant aestheticÂ--presented quite an exciting visual display! The collection's bright colors and loud prints created a cacophony of fun-loving ensembles, which were completed with loads of funky accessories. These cheeky oversized headbands, rainbow-bright bangles and eye-catching graphic bags provide the perfect flourish to warm-weather staples, like cutoffs and neutral basics, or, for the more adventurous dresser, mixed with neon dresses and printed pants.
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Who Makes the Best Fried Chicken?
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By Anna Roth
Nobody would deny that San Francisco, an intimate, walkable city that attracts (and needs) millions of tourists annually, is famed as a gastronomic destination. An estimated 3,000 restaurants dot the streets of its modest seven square miles. In any list of great national or international restaurant cities, San Francisco shows up, often very near the top. Trends start here that sweep the country and the world (California cuisine, anyone? Or local, sustainable, seasonal, and organic?)
But in one area San Francisco falls perplexingly short: It's not a great city for street food. Oh, there are justly famed taco trucks, sidewalk vendors, and stands that are known to savvy food enthusiasts — we highlight ten of our favorites in the upcoming pages. (Too many of them, alas, pop up at once-or-twice-a-week farmers' markets, turning them into destination treats rather than dependable and affordable daily encounters.)Click here for a full "State of the Cart" slideshow.
In looking for what San Francisco's street food offers, we tried to find out why there are relatively few vendors out there. It's inconceivable to think of instituting something like New York City's annual Vendy Awards for its top five street vendors. New York City has a quota of 3,000 street-food licenses, perpetually full, with a years-long waiting list.
Senior inspector Rodney G. Ong of the San Francisco Department of Public Health, which inspects, licenses, and issues permits to all pushcarts and taco trucks (which also must be issued permits by the police department and permitted and inspected by the fire department), estimated there were only a hundred or so licenses. But a list he provided included 120 active pushcarts, of which 71 are inside AT&T Park, a venue outside our purview because only ticketholders can access them. That leaves 49 out on the streets.
In addition, there are 30 trucks on private property, which gives certain privileges beyond the requirements imposed on those on public property. These rules include leaving 10 unobstructed feet of pedestrian passage, not being within 18 inches of a curb, not stopping on sidewalks with colored curbs, not being within 12 feet of a building's entrance, and not selling food available in restaurants within 600 feet. Entrepreneurs complain that year-round licenses forbid cooking on the carts, so food can't be fresh but must be prepared ahead and reheated, whereas temporary permits issued for street fairs and carnivals allow it.
If there are so many regulations that more street cart or truck locations are ruled out, our public parks may be perfect places for them. But there are few carts in the parks: Golden Gate Park's 1,017 acres, incredibly, harbor only four. Margot Shaub of San Francisco Recreation and Parks said ideas for more are being explored, but, of course, San Francisco has its regulations. "We'd love to have vendors in Dolores Park, for example, but you're not allowed to sell from a cart within 1,500 feet of a school, and Mission High School is located right across the street," she says. "But we're trying to work something out there." She is excited about new vendors, such as the Happy Belly carts in Golden Gate Park, which offer "sustainable, organic, healthy items," and mentions a planned stand at the Crocker Amazon soccer fields in the Excelsior district.
In Los Angeles, local restaurateurs recently banded together to get the police to crack down on unlicensed bacon-wrapped-hot-dog carts and other vendors, but there's no such official restaurant-led movement here. Kevin Westley, executive director of the Golden Gate Restaurant Association, says his group supports street vendors as long as they're licensed and pass quarterly inspections. He muses that there are so few because there are "so many very small restaurant spaces available in San Francisco, where you can do much better and ambitious food than you can in a cart or a truck." But with rents and expenses increasing, plus the new health insurance requirements, shouldn't carts be a viable option?
Still, some excellent and ambitious food is available from street purveyors in pockets of the city, from the Ferry Building to Fisherman's Wharf and from Crissy Field to Alemany. In the Mission, there are the popular El Tonayense trucks on Harrison; the Goza Goza truck offering grilled Cubano sandwiches at Harrison and 25th Street; the excellent Guatemalan Antojitos San Miguel at the 16th Street BART station (see story on page 17); the peripatetic Tamale Lady, helping to sober up lucky barflies; and roving paletas (ice cream and fruit bar sellers), grilled corn, and, yes, unlicensed bacon-wrapped-hot-dog sellers, who generally show up on weekends between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m.
At Joseph P. Alioto Performing Arts Piazza in front of City Hall, there's Annie's Hot Dogs. When the parking lot on the north side of Hyde below Van Ness gave notice to Los Compadres Taco Trucks, its patrons complained to the press, and its lease has been extended. Union Square (where you wish tourists could get a glimpse of S.F.'s ethnic diversity) hosts rather standard-issue hot dog carts in front of Macy's on Geary and the Levi's store on Post. Hot dogs made from grass-fed beef are sold at the Let's Be Frank carts outside AT&T Park and at the Warming Hut at Crissy Field. Often left to the tourists, the seven Fisherman's Wharf purveyors on our top ten list turn out affordable, portable fresh seafood snacks.


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