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April 28, 2013
Rita MacNeil gave us more than music Cape Breton's shining jewel and its first lady of song Rita MacNeil passed away on April 16. Her shy demeanor and gentle soul hid a giant, soulful voice, and the songs she performed resonated with her fans, both Canadian and international... READ MORE
April 5, 2013
Gaelic council reaching out to communities First there will be tea, music and a chat, followed by a discussion that focuses on community and social connections, before moving into the program, as per the Gaelic custom, according to the Gaelic Council of Nova Scotia. The council will hosts sessions in 10 of the province's more active Gaelic communities... READ MORE
April 4, 2013
Gaelic College unveils plans for 75th anniversary celebration The first in the anticipated series of celebrations begins June 30 and continues through July 6 when festivities conclude with a gala closing concert that includes Jimmy Rankin, Ashley MacIsaac and Mary Jane Lamond... READ MORE
January 16, 2013
Gaelic College offering variety of programs during March break It promises to be a busy winter at the Gaelic College, with several new programs being offered. "The most significant winter program we have happening at the college is our March break program, which is now called, Seachdain nan Sguabag," said Tracey Dares MacNeil, director of education and programming at the college. "This literally means a week of sweeping. It comes from a very old Gaelic rhyme that most of our native Gaelic speakers are familiar with.... READ MORE
Looking for a unique gift that shows the awesome beauty of Cape Breton Island?
Take a look at our "Beautiful Cape Breton Island" 2013 calendar with English and Gaelic months! Any purchase made in our Zazzle store will help support the Cape Breton Live website and shows.
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October 15, 2012
Celtic Colours comes to a close Alexandria Samson was just a baby when the first Celtic Colours International Festival opened with a performance by Irish legends, the Chieftains. Sixteen years later, the 17-year-old harpist from Arichat had a chance to perform for a Celtic Colours crowd there to see the Chieftains once again. Samson played Saturday night in the lobby of Centre 200 prior to the festival's closing night show, as part of a youth showcase stage... READ MORE
October 5, 2012
Nine Nights of World Class Trad - on Our Island or in your Living Room
We invite you to come céilidh with us at the 16th annual Celtic Colours International Festival on Cape Breton Island. A Canadian Tourism Commission Signature Event and winner of the Tourism Industry Association of Canada's 2011 Cultural Tourism Award, Celtic Colours will welcome artists from all over the Celtic world from Friday, October 5th to Saturday, October 13th.
With over 300 artists performing at 46 shows and more than 200 Community Cultural Events taking place in 55 communities, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
And if you're unable to make it in person, tune in to one of our live streams at 7:30pm ADT each night of the Festival and enjoy broadcast-quality video of a concert in its entirety.
September 6, 2012
Cape Breton's famous Red Shoe Pub mulling what to do after titular shoe stolen It was a Friday night around closing time when the crime occurred. The Red Shoe Pub in Mabou, N.S., was full of locals, tourists and fiddle players — potential eyewitnesses — milling about, as they typically do at "the Shoe." ... READ MORE
August 1, 2012
Listen to a narration of Ron Gillis' poem 'Ceilidh In The Sky', written for the late Jerry Holland.
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Writer: Ron Gillis Music: 'Charlotte's Theme', an original piece by Shawn MacDonald Fiddle: Shawn MacDonald Piano: Pat Chafe Narrator: Max MacDonald
July 4, 2012
Want to write a chart-topping country song? Canadian hit-maker Sampson tells how If songs are like children to professional hit-makers, Canadian Gordie Sampson is one watchful dad. The 40-year-old from Big Pond, N.S., has penned two chart-topping smash singles for Carrie Underwood while also dashing off songs for the likes of Keith Urban, Miranda Lambert, Blake Shelton, Martina McBride and LeAnn... READ MORE
June 26, 2012
Celtic Colours International Festival explores island theme with 2012 lineup
(Sydney, NS, June 25, 2012) It's no secret that Cape Bretoners are proud of their Island heritage. "We are an island, a rock in the stream. We are a people as proud as there's been…" go the lyrics to Cape Breton's unofficial anthem, "The Island".
It's often argued that those who come from islands are somehow just a little different—a point that Newfoundlanders, Shetlanders, the Irish, the Scottish, and many more around the world would be quick to agree with. There's something about an island that keeps a culture unique.
Exploring that idea this year, Celtic Colours International Festival will welcome artists from islands all over the Celtic world. The 16th edition of the nine-day, island-wide celebration gets underway October 5th at the Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre and wraps up on the 13th at Sydney's Centre 200.
"We're very excited to be bringing you The Chieftains who are on their 50th anniversary tour, our own Natalie MacMaster, Fiddlers' Bid from Shetland, and the Battlefield Band from Scotland, along with our Artists in Residence—Irish guitarist, singer and songwriter John Doyle and Cape Breton singer-songwriter Cyril MacPhee," said Artistic Director Joella Foulds.
Returning to the Festival this year, by popular demand, are the Asham Stompers, The Once, Vishtèn, Madison Violet, April Verch Band, Alan Kelly Gang, The Outside Track, and Daniel Lapp. As always we'll see a host of local favourites including Rita MacNeil, J.P. Cormier, a Brakin' Tradition reunion, Mary Jane Lamond & Wendy MacIsaac, Troy MacGillivray, Kimberley Fraser, Howie MacDonald, Brenda Stubbert, Andrea Beaton, Sprag Session (formerly the Colin Grant Band), the Men of the Deeps, and many more.
Performing at Celtic Colours for the first time are Oirialla, a band from Ireland featuring festival favourite Nuala Kennedy, Fionia String Band from Denmark, the Dardanelles from Newfoundland, Makem & Spain featuring Tommy Makem's sons, and the Chaisson Family from Prince Edward Island.
Creative projects this year include the next editions of the Fiddletree and Roots to the Future projects as well as a concert dedicated to Cape Breton songs of work and protest. And of course there will be a full complement of Community Cultural Experiences including dances, meals, sessions, workshops, lectures, exhibits, outdoor activities and more.
Experience it all at Celtic Colours International Festival, a Canadian Tourism Commission Signature Event and winner of the Tourism Industry Association of Canada's 2011 Cultural Tourism Award.
Celtic Colours 2012 takes place October 5-13 in more than 50 communities all over Cape Breton Island. Tickets go on sale July 9. For more information, including photos, artist biographies, and a video all about this year's festival, visit the newly redesigned celtic-colours.com.
June 21, 2012
Fiddler Mike Hall immersed in Cape Breton music Even before his debut album hit store shelves in 2010, fiddler Mike Hall was planning for his next one. Two years later, those plans have come to life with "Dance Hall," his second full-length recording, which is set to be released this weekend... READ MORE
May 22, 2012
Central Cape Breton Choir presents "Dia Mó Cheòl/ God Is My Song", a Faith Based evening of inspiration, culture and song on Friday, June 1st, 7:30PM at St. Columba Church, Iona. Admission $13 for Adults, $7 for Students, $5 for Youth under 12. Tickets will be available at the door. The event is sponsored by St. Comba Parish Council. The Choir will be accompanied by Ed Woodsworth, Brian Talbot, Dave McKeough, Kyle MacNeil, Tracey Dares MacNeil, Janet Gillis, Cathy MacMillan and Kelly MacMillan. It is an event not to be missed!
March 2, 2012
Island musicians performing in Fort McMurray, Alta. An impressive lineup of East Coast musicians, including several Cape Bretoners, are descending on Fort McMurray, Alta. for the final weekend of the 2012 Syncrude WinterPlay Festival... READ MORE
February 15, 2012
Chrissy Crowley is a fiddler on the go Busy year ahead as Margaree musician tours and prepares to record new album. Chrissy Crowley's phone has been ringing plenty over the last few weeks and 2012 is shaping up to be a busy year of travel, touring and new tunes for the talented fiddler. The Margaree native has been keeping pretty busy with local gigs over the winter months, but things will kick into high gear in the next few weeks, with trips to Cuba, the eastern United States, and Europe in the works for the spring and summer... READ MORE
November 3, 2011
Nova Scotia Music Week opens today Kenneth and Angus MacKenzie will hear their names called for the first time as Music Nova Scotia award nominees this weekend. The Mabou brothers are nominated for traditional/roots recording of the year for their album "Piob is Fidheall" (Pipes and Fiddles), which is among 22 music awards and 21 industry awards set to be handed out during Nova Scotia Music Week which begins today in Yarmouth... READ MORE
October 31, 2011
NEW ALBUM "Cape Breton Girl" by Natalie MacMaster Available now! Visit the Online store for details and to purchase.
October 25, 2011
More national acclaim for Celtic Colours International Festival In the midst of its fifteenth successful annual event, the Celtic Colours International Festival received honours from two national... READ MORE
September 25, 2011
Fiddler's Reel: Finding Gaelic cast was easy part Surprisingly, finding a Gaelic-speaking cast for The Fiddler's Reel was not the hardest task for writer-director Marc Almon when making his 17-minute short film. He also had to create Depression-era costumes for 30 featured cast and extras, work with guns and a dog, and shoot in Cape Breton in a torrential downpour that wiped out the Meat Cove bridge... Read More
September 10, 2011
Celtic Colours International Festival Celebrates 15 Years of Renowned Colours by Day and World Class Concerts by Night We're only weeks away from kicking off the 15th annual Celtic Colours International Festival which promises to add another sea of memories to those Festival goers have already collected during the past decade and a half. Again this year 45 concerts have been meticulously programmed to take audiences on a compelling exploration of the roots and branches of our Celtic family tree... Read More
August 9, 2011 Nuala Kennedy Trio perform at the Celtic Music Centre
The fabulous Nuala Kennedy from Scotland performs with Dana Lyn (fiddle) and Kyle Sanna (guitar) this Thursday, August 11th at the Celtic Music Interpretive Centre in Judique.
Showtime: 8:00pm Admission: only $10.00 at the door Facebook Event page
Although rooted in the Celtic music of her native Ireland and adopted homeland of Scotland, she is increasingly recognized for her eclectic cross-genre work. Her second solo album was released on Nashville's Compass Records in 2010. 'TUNE IN' features ten unique and evocative tracks with some well-known guest recording artists. It was voted one of the top ten traditional albums of 2010 by THE IRISH TIMES
Nuala Kennedy CD's available in our online store
August 9, 2011 Cape Breton Live: Take 02 now available on iTunes worldwide.
CAPE BRETON LIVE: TAKE 02 Compilation CD featuring 14 live tracks from various shows (Released: June 2008)
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Fort Baxter and Gravel Road will join up again for the re-issue of "Get Down and Get With It". According to the information we received this re-issue should feature no less than 24 minutes extra from this July 15, 1970 studio rehearsal which was not made available before by Fort Baxter. The double CD will have a playing time of just under 100 minutes. The full tracklisting and artwork will be made available January 2010.
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"VIBERATTO - Beautiful" EP Release - Jimmy Goodman
August 2008Roll Magazine - By Peter Aaron (12/2008)
Leopard Studio's personal release "Beautiful" by the Group Viberattto was released on August 17, 2008. Featuring primarily acoustic instruments, this ambient chamber rock group is captured on this five song EP.
After playing jazz, reggae, funk, trip/hip hop, and rock in Boston and the Lower East Side and engineering the Strokes' major-label debut, musical maven Jimmy Goodman relocated to Stone Ridge, where he opened his increasingly popular Leopard Recording Studio. Perhaps best described as a kind of jazz/ambient/chamber ensemble, Goodman's Viberatto project features the leader on vibraphone, synthesizers, piano, and programming, along with a hand-picked crew of his accomplished upstate friends: cellist Jane Scarpantoni, bassist Chris Maccia, percussionist Scott Hanna, guitarist Nat Russell, and our own Ross Rice on additional piano.
The outcome as heard on this well-named EP is five tracks of cool, fragile, crystalline loveliness akin to the Modern Jazz Quartet jamming on the "ice palace" set of Dr. Zhivago. The opening title cut and the Far Eastern-tinged "Glacier" (again, perfectly named) float like soft lullabies in the arctic air, while the driving "Flight" works in clubby drum 'n' bass rhythms to hypnotic effect. And, in a seeming nod to this music's partial electro roots, "After" hijacks Suicide's "Che," laying swirling vibes and lines over the top until everything melts into a gorgeous whirlpool of transfixing translucence. The only complaint about this release is that at 16:19 it's just too damn short. No worries, though: Goodman is currently at work on next year's follow-up.
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"Buscadero" votes Fabrizio Poggi & Chicken Mambo "Mercy" as on the the top 10 CDs of the year.
Title track was recorded at Leopard Studio and features Garth Hudson.
January 2009 The prestigious magazine Buscadero gave an "award of the critics" to Mercy. Voted by several editors of the magazine, it was found to be one of the top ten disc of 2008 and the first among the Italian discs.
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Umbrella Brigade Full Length Studio Release: Ex Nihilo - produced by Jimmy Goodman
August 2008Umbrella Brigade is the new project from Whitey f. Sterling, lead singer of the now-defunct New York City punk band Stiffs, Inc. Known as much for their "post-Orwellian Victorian" fashion and theatrical performances as for their music, Stiffs, Inc. were a hugely influential cult act and have been cited by none other than My Chemical Romance singer Gerard Way as the aesthetic template for his own platinum-selling act. With Umbrella Brigade, Sterling retains his unique image while leaving punk territory for avant-garde electronics. The project's debut album, Ex Nihilo, sees Sterling teaming up with members of The Brides and Unto Ashes to meld pulsing drum machines, twittering synthesizers, and a host of other sound sources ranging from violins to electric guitar. read more....
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Where did you get the name for Umbrella Academy? Every time I read it, I can't help but think of the scene coming down the steps in the MCR video for "Helena," or Resident Evil. Any connection to either of those?
I hadn't realized that too about Resident Evil. I actually really like Resident Evil, but I've never seen the films; I've only played the games. And I didn't realize that that was such a big thing. I hadn't even considered the "Helena" video thing. What it actually came from was—there's an old punk band from New York called Stiffs Inc. They are one of the most influential bands to me, if not musically alone, then aesthetically as well. They were great. They kind of dressed like old Victorian detectives or butlers. The music was really punk, kind of in an adverse type way. The lyrics were about Sherlock Holmes and space travel and George Orwell and things like that. And they had pictures like old silent-film stars. They had a huge impact on me. That band had broken up a long time ago; I never got to see them live. Their singer, Whitey Sterling, had briefly formed this band called The Umbrella Brigade, then that band broke up. I always thought that would be a great concept for a team name, just something involving an umbrella. I'm glad I changed it to "Academy" because he reformed that band recently and he finally has a new record out, so that would have been awkward for sure. But at the time, I felt he was finished with that band, his second band. So to me, it was a really cool nod to this kind of obscure band that really inspired me. He's got a new record out now and it's awesome.
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Norwegian Fiddler, Hallvard Bjørgum and Canadian Songwriter, Billie the Kid Visit Leopard Studio to record with Garth Hudson
March 2009More really interesting projects have come to the studio to record with Garth Hudson. Norwegian treasure, Hallvard Bjørgum came in for a few days. Last time he recorded with Garth was 13 years ago in Oslo. He plays the traditional Norwegian fiddle where he is a major musical figure. With Hallvard was Ed Kaercher, who sang for a bit on tour with The Band and performed for many years with Rick Danko. Ed is contributing a song on Hallvard's upcoming album. It's great to work with reunited old friends.
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Rooney should leave United, says Redknapp
Former Liverpool player Jamie Redknapp believes Wayne Rooney would be better off leaving Manchester United.
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Rooney's future has been a source of constant speculation ever since Sir Alex Ferguson claimed that the forward requested to leave the club.
New Red Devils manager David Moyes made it clear to the media that he had no intention of selling Rooney this summer, but Redknapp encouraged the former Everton player to seek new pastures before the fans turned on him.
"When Ferguson made it public that he'd put in a transfer request, I thought it made his position untenable. I think the fans probably look at him now and think that if he's asked for a transfer then he doesn't want to be at the football club and he wants a change," he said to Sky Sports News HD.
"I actually feel it might be the best thing for Wayne. I don't subscribe to the fact that if you leave Manchester United then that's the end of your life. It isn't. There are other clubs out there and he's still a very good player."
The Sky Sports pundit also believed Rooney deserved better than to play second fiddle to top scorer Robin van Persie.
"Last year he was, to a certain extent, played in all different positions. It was all about Van Persie and Rooney was, at times, shunted out to the left or the right," Redknapp pointed out.
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An LLC is not a corporation or a partnership, but it has elements of these other forms of business organization. An LLC is treated as a corporation for purposes of limited liability and as a partnership, if properly structured, for purposes of taxation. LLC members can fully participate in management decisions, while remaining protected from personal liability. An LLC can be run by a manager or directly by its members. These qualities make LLCs more attractive to some business people as compared to partnerships or subchapter S corporations.
Vermont's LLC law is fairly new. It took effect on July 1, 1996. Since that time, many people in Vermont have opted for the LLC business entity form. An LLC may be formed for any purpose, except to transact business as a bank, savings and loan association, credit union, insurance company, or railroad company. Professionals may use the LLC form instead of a professional corporation, but are also governed by the licensing laws of their profession and the state's professional corporation act.
Like a corporation, the formation of an LLC begins with the filing of a form entitled Articles of Organization. Again like a corporation, filling out the form is not so hard if you understand the nature of the information you are asked to provide. Moreover, just as important as the LLC Articles of Organization is the LLC's operating agreement. The operating agreement is not filed with the Corporations Division, yet it is an extremely significant document because it sets the rules about the ownership, management, and liability of the LLC. In fact, the operating agreement is so important that the LLC Articles of Organization form cannot be completed without first understanding what an operating agreement is all about.
Every LLC needs an operating agreement, which is a "proprietary" or private, document not filed with the Corporations Division. The agreement regulates the affairs of the company and the conduct of its business, including important matters of governance. By comparison, the LLC Articles of Organization are a public record, and may include details on how the LLC is run, enough to put the world on notice about how to deal with the LLC. By filing the LLC Articles of Organization, an LLC is formed; by entering into an operating agreement, the LLC organizes itself to begin business.
Most of the LLC law is a guide, not a direction on how to run the LLC. This allows flexibility and creativity in organizing the LLC. As a safeguard, the law provides certain provisions that govern every LLC, which may not be changed by the operating agreement. These include rights of members to access books and records, the duty of loyalty or the duty of care of members of the LLC to the company, and the obligation of good faith and fair dealing. Operating agreements may not vary the power of members to withdraw, the right of members to expel another member, or the requirement to wind up business if the LLC Articles specify such an event or in the case of certain judicially recognized events listed in the statutes. An operating agreement may also not restrict certain rights of third parties who are not managers, members or their transferees. Beyond these basic provisions, an operating agreement can allow an LLC to govern itself as it wishes.
In many cases, LLCs will prefer to leave some or all of the details to the statute, since the law provides a default standard. Some organizers prefer to begin by adopting a short operating agreement, perhaps expanding the agreement over time by amendments. No matter what the LLC does, members and managers ought to know what the operating agreement says and they should know what the law says when they develop the agreement so they can decide what works and what may need a different approach.
The LLC Articles of Organization form asks for the name of the LLC, its address, the name and address of its agent and organizers, the duration of its existence (if limited to a specific term), whether the LLC is to be manager-managed or member-managed, and whether the members will be personally liable for the LLC's debts and obligations.
The organizers are the people who form the LLC. Similar to a corporation's incorporators, the organizers are the people who go about forming the entity. The LLC Articles of Organization must be signed by the organizers. A company may have a single organizer, even if it is to have more than one member. Organizers don't need to be members.
The members are the people who own the LLC, similar to the shareholders of a corporation.
The managers are the people who operate the LLC, similar to the corporate officers of a corporation.
There is a filing fee that must accompany the filing of the LLC Articles of Organization. Provided the document conforms to the law, the Corporations Division will accept it for filing, and the date of its filing is the starting date for the life of the company (unless a later date is specified).
As already explained with trade names and corporate names, you can't pick a name already in use in Vermont by a corporation or other business, or one that is deceptively similar to, or likely to be confused with or mistaken for another's name. Similar to the rules regarding corporate names, to distinguish itself as an LLC, the LLC name must use the words "limited liability company," "limited company," "LLC," "L.L.C.," "LC," or "L.C." in its name. "Company" or "Limited" may be abbreviated as "Co." or "Ltd."
LLC names may be reserved, to protect a name prior to the organization of the company, for a period of 120 days, and this reservation is renewable for two successive periods of 120 days. Examples include "Greenacre Limited Liability Company" or "Blackacre LLC".
Like a corporation, an LLC could also do business under a trade name. The LLC would be formed under its LLC name and then complete a trade name application to do business under an available trade name.
Like a corporation's registered agent, the LLC process agent accepts service for the LLC. If the LLC is sued, then the lawsuit papers are served or delivered to the process agent at the designated office. Any Vermont resident or any legally registered corporation in Vermont may be designated as a registered agent; the agent does not have to be a manager or member of the LLC. Each agent must maintain a designated office within the state, but that office need not be the principal place of business of the LLC. It may be the agent's office.
The process agent may resign at any time by filing an original and two copies of a statement of resignation with the Corporations Division, after giving written notice to the LLC. The process agent's official capacity ends on the 31st day after the statement is filed. The LLC must file a statement of change that names the new agent for service of process and contains the new agent's written consent to the appointment.
FISCAL YEAR and ANNUAL REPORT
Same as with corporations, an LLC must file an annual report with the Corporations Division within 2 1/2 months of the end of the fiscal year. That is why the Corporations Division is interested in the LLC's fiscal year. The LLC's fiscal year may have tax implications so we recommend you consult with a professional before you select a fiscal year. Notice will be mailed to your registered agent when the report is due - so make sure you notify corporation's division if this appointment changes.
Filing the report is now done online - either electronically paying with a credit card or printing your own report to mail to us. The cororporation's division makes every effort in getting the notice to you, however we have no control over the postal system and your failure to receive notice is no excuse for late filings and subsequent late fees. When you file the annual report you must keep a copy - if you want one - as the divsion does not return a copy to you.
TERM or AT-WILL LLC
This portion of the form requires that a choice be made between being an at-will LLC or a term LLC. These designations mean the following:
"At-will limited liability company" or "at-will company" means a limited liability company in which the members have not agreed to remain members until the expiration of a term specified in the articles of organization.
"Term limited liability company" means a limited liability company in which its members have agreed to remain members until the expiration of a term specified in the articles of organization.
Whether to be an at-will or term LLC is a significant decision because when an LLC is dissolved there must be a "winding up" of the LLC's activities, which can include the distribution of assets and the settling of debts. This can have significant tax implications. Often how long an LLC will exist is related to the type of business the LLC is engaged in. For example, an LLC that is being formed to own and operate real estate may be a term LLC because the plan is to sell the asset after a set number of years. In contrast, an LLC may be formed to own and operate a business such as a store or a restaurant for an indefinite period of time.
This part of the LLC Articles of Organization requires that the organizers decide who will be responsible for the management of the LLC, as compared to who are the owners of the LLC. Just as it sounds, a manager-managed company acts through its manager and a member-managed company acts through any member. Acts of a manager bind the LLC in manager-managed LLCs and acts of a member bind the LLC in member-managed LLCs. The LLC Articles of Organization and the LLC's operating agreement may vary this rule, however.
The liability of members depends on the LLC Articles or Organization. The Articles may specify whether the members of the company will be liable for all or for specified debts, obligations, or liabilities of the company. If the articles are silent on that question, then the LLC absorbs all liability, leaving members not personally liable for the acts or conduct of the company.
In a member-managed company, each member has equal rights to manage and conduct the business. It takes a majority of members, however, to act in most instances. Consensus of the members is required to amend the operating agreement or articles, to make interim distributions of profits or losses, to admit new members, or to sell all or substantially all of the property of the company.
In a manager-managed company, the manager has exclusive authority to manage and conduct the business. The members appoint or elect and remove or replace the manager by majority vote.
Members usually qualify to become members by making a contribution. This might be money, other property, promissory notes, or services to the LLC. Once you agree to contribute, you are obliged to do so and if you fail to perform, the company or any creditor has a right to enforce that obligation, and may collect money from you even if you promised services or other property.
LLC members enjoy the right to a share of the LLC's profits in proportion to the amount of their contribution. They are obliged to bear a proportionate share of the losses of the company, up to the amount of their contribution. The law defines when distributions can and can't be made.
In either manager-managed or member-managed LLCs, every member has access to information and documents relating to the LLC. Members have a right to learn the status of the LLC and its financial condition. Members have a right to copies of tax returns and financial statements, a current list of the names and addresses of other members and managers, and the current articles and operating agreement. A member is also entitled to information about the amount of cash and other property or services contributed or promised, and the date on which each member became a member. The company may impose a reasonable charge for providing this information and may set reasonable standards as to when and where it will provide the information. The company may also set reasonable standards as to what information and documents are to be furnished. Requests must be in writing, made in good faith and for a legitimate business purpose.
To dissolve or "terminate" the company you only need to complete the "LLC dissolution/termination form" with filing fee. If you choose to use your own form infomation needed is listed below.
1. The name of the company.
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Dorothy M. Fike, Connoquenessing, died Saturday, June 22, 2013, at Grove City Medical Center, Pine Township. She was 73.
Mrs. Fike was born Aug. 19, 1939 in Connoquenessing to the late Thomas and Melissa Frishkorn Stevick.
Dorothy enjoyed baking and reading. Above all, she cherished the times spent with her family. She will be dearly missed and lovingly remembered.
Her husband of 56 years, Irvin C. Fike Jr., whom she married on Jan. 12, 1957, survives.
Also surviving are: a daughter, Cindy Fike, Grove City; a son, Irvin C. Fike III, Knox; a brother, Glenn Duncan, Grove City; a sister, Margaret Badger, Portersville; two grandchildren, Jaclyn Fike; and Aleyssia Fike; one great-grandson, Pheonix Bizub; and several loving in-laws, nieces and nephews.
Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by two brothers; and a sister.
Dorthy M., 73, Connoquenessing.
Calling hours: Were Monday (6-24-13) and Tuesday (6-25-13) at BOYLAN FUNERAL HOME and CREMATION SERVICES, Inc., 324 E. Grandview Ave., Zelienople. Sympathies may be shared with Dorothy's family at www.boylanfuneral home.com
Service: A funeral ceremony will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday (6-26-13) in the funeral home, with Rev. Willard Morse, officiating.
Burial: Greenlawn Burial Estates, Butler.
Obituary published June 26, 2013 in Allied News. Pick up a copy at 201A Erie St., Grove City.
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Samsung Galaxy S3 wont download past 30% in google play please help!
My samsung galaxy S3 is brand new and it wont download apps from the play store it gets to about 30% and then it stops everytime. if i connect to the wifi it works np, the wierd thing is it will let me update my apps on the mobile network but not download a new one. I have tried updating the phone, factory reset, stopping framework and removing google id and restarting the phone. I also tried putting my sim card in another Samsung Galaxy S3 but it still wouldn't download i then tried calling virgin and getting them to send me the apn details which i then installed but this was unsuccessful, so i went to the virgin store and they told me to get a new sim card, so i did but still it dosent work!!! Any Ideas?
Re: Samsung Galaxy S3 wont download past 30% in google play please help!
If the phone is brand new and has problems like this, get them to replace it with a new one. You shouldn't be experiencing issues like that with a new phone.
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Did the SIM come with the phone? If so, it's on them to fix it/replace it. If not, you might need to get a new one.
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Mattress Firm Holding Corp Stock Upgraded (MFRM)
Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk (volatility and solvency). Companies with poor cash flow or high debt levels tend to earn lower ratings in our model. NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Mattress Firm (Nasdaq:MFRM) has been upgraded by TheStreet Ratings from sell to hold. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its robust revenue growth, notable return on equity and reasonable valuation levels. However, as a counter to these strengths, we find that the company has favored debt over equity in the management of its balance sheet.
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- MFRM's very impressive revenue growth exceeded the industry average of 26.1%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues leaped by 50.8%. This growth in revenue appears to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, improving the earnings per share.
- MATTRESS FIRM HOLDING CORP has improved earnings per share by 5.7% in the most recent quarter compared to the same quarter a year ago. This year, the market expects an improvement in earnings ($1.50 versus $0.97).
- MFRM has underperformed the S&P 500 Index, declining 8.51% from its price level of one year ago.
- The company, on the basis of net income growth from the same quarter one year ago, has significantly underperformed compared to the Specialty Retail industry average, but is greater than that of the S&P 500. The net income increased by 1.1% when compared to the same quarter one year prior, going from $12.31 million to $12.46 million.
- MFRM's debt-to-equity ratio of 0.90 is somewhat low overall, but it is high when compared to the industry average, implying that the management of the debt levels should be evaluated further. Even though the debt-to-equity ratio shows mixed results, the company's quick ratio of 0.29 is very low and demonstrates very weak liquidity.
-- Written by a member of TheStreet Ratings Staff
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