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I have just started to develop with Nokia 3220, and i need to clarify some conceps.
1.- Nokia 3220 have a Secure Chip, NFC Reader and Writer. do it have an integrated tag? or if i need that the movile act as a tag i´ll have to emulate it? (as in TitleManager Example)
2.- Finally, Is not posible upload applets in Secure Chip throught usb cable, only is posible using contacless reader. is it posible upload a Midlet using this contacless reader?
I need a easy way to upload a Midlet and a applet to the terminals using a ticket office for example.
3.- JCOP Tools for Eclipse, is a sofware requeriment in Secure Chip SDK Programmer's Guide.pdf, i have following all the steps but the serial number will be sent via International Courier, and i´m waiting for it,...
is there some way of adquire this serial numbers? or other sofware to replace JCOP?
Thanks in advance, i know that are very simple questions (some can be no sense questions) but i´m starting in NFC and i haven´t the concepts very clears,...


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Ethnic Experiments
Experiments in Cinema v6.3 got underway Wednesday, April 13, at Guild Cinema. The annual festival of experimental film/video—curated by UNM's Bryan Konefsky—continues through Sunday, April 17 at both the Guild and UNM's SouthWest Film Center. On Thursday, April 14, however, the festival takes a detour to the National Hispanic Cultural Center for an evening of events from 6 to 9 p.m. A collection of Spanish video art will be on display in the NHCC's main gallery. In addition, the center will host the premiere of a new live work by Spanish experimental filmmaker / installation artist Rafaël. (He must be good, he's only got one name.) Capping off this evening of fine experimental art displays will be an after-party at The Normal Gallery (1415 Fourth Street SW), featuring some awesome projections by local arts org Basement Films. All of the events on Thursday are free and open to the public.
Film Review
The Conspirator
True-life historical drama teaches, preaches, with lots of speeches
The Conspirator is one of those terribly well-intentioned films that crops up every so often, courting Oscar bonhomie and preaching to the choir of progressive-minded audience members. Like tomato juice, it's probably quite good for you—but it's not much of a treat
Idiot Box
The Colors! The Colors!
"Problem Solverz" on Cartoon Network
It's no secret at this stage of the game that the madmen (and women) behind Cartoon Network's long-running Adult Swim programming block like the weird stuff. They regularly air shows like "Squidbillies," "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" and "Superjail!" Now, they've teamed up with members of the Pittsburgh, Pa. / Providence, R.I. art collective Paper Rad to open up the cage and let loose their newest animated freak show, "Problem Solverz."
Week in Sloth
The Week in Sloth
Highlights from around the dial. Except no one has dials anymore.
Tomorrow's Events
White Sands International Film Festival at Multiple Locations
Featuring independent films of all genres, including a special focus on Latino and New Mexican filmmaking and cinema shot in southern New Mexico.
Free Wednesday: Film Series at Albuquerque Museum of Art and History
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Call for Applications: SFAI Summer Studio Residency
SFAI's Summer Studio Residency program combines the benefits of a prestigious artist's residency with the rigor of graduate-level study in the fine arts.
San Francisco Art Institute's Gala Vernissage
San Francisco Art Institute invites you to the exclusive Gala Vernissage preview event located at the Old Mint, a National Historic Landmark.
SFAI Public Education: New Courses for Spring 2014
San Francisco Art Institute's newly transformed Public Education program, inviting artists and creative individuals to join noncredit evening and weekend classes ranging from skill-based courses to advanced conceptual exercises a
SFAI awards prestigious Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship to Allison Miller
The San Francisco Art Institute is pleased to announce that artist Allison Miller has been awarded the 2014 Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship.
Liam Everett, Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellow, Partners with ODC for a Collaboration Exploring Painting and Movement
Liam Everett's undergraduate advanced painting class Painting Between Action and Idea partners with ODC Theater through the Dance Odyssey Project to give students the opportunity to observe, engage, and experiment with movement, and develop tools to inform their own rese
SFAI Announces Appointment of Aziz + Cucher as Artists-in-Residence and Guest Faculty to Lead Low-Residency MFA in Studio Art Program
The San Francisco Art Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of SFAI alumni Anthony Aziz and Sammy Cucher as artists-in-residence and guest faculty to lead the Low-Residency Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Studio Art program for Summer 2014.
San Francisco Art Institute Seeks Professors in Sculpture/New Genres and Printmaking
The San Francisco Art Institute announced a national search this week for two full-time (tenure-track or tenured) faculty hires in studio art as part of a five-year strategic plan to attract and retain exceptional full-time faculty.
Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship: Call for Applications
SFAI is currently seeking applications for the Fall 2014 Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship.
SFAI Announces Faculty Appointments of Christopher Coppola and Nicole Archer
Following nation-wide searches, SFAI has appointed Christopher Coppola as head of the Film program, and Nicole Archer as Assistant Professor in History and Theory of Contemporary Art. These are the first two of at least ten tenure-track faculty searches SFAI will conduct over five years.
SFAI appoints Hesse McGraw as Vice President for Exhibitions and Public Programs
This appointment signals SFAI's commitment to strengthening the Institute's community engagement through exhibitions and programs that provide compelling experiences for students, faculty, the art world, and the general public.
Guggenheim Fellowship Awarded to Alumna Kathy Goodell
SFAI faculty and alumni have received seven Guggenheim Fellowships in the last three years.
Kathryn Bigelow and Paul Schimmel to Receive Honorary Degrees from the San Francisco Art Institute
Academy Award-winning director Kathryn Bigelow and world-renowned curator Paul Schimmel will receive Doctor of Fine Arts degrees from SFAI at the 2013 commencement ceremony on May 18.
Guggenheim Fellowship Awarded to Visiting Faculty Chris Sollars
The John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation has awarded a Fellowship to Chris Sollars, a Bay Area resident and visiting faculty member in SFAI's New Genres program. The Guggenheim Foundation Fellowships are amongst the most prestigious fellowships in the arts world.
SFAI Presents ¡Oye, Mira!, New Exhibition of Latin American Video Art
Curated by Tony Labat of San Francisco Art Institute, the exhibit explores video as a tool of reflection and contemplation.
SFAI Remembers Carlos Villa, 1936–2013
SFAI is deeply saddened to announce the death of renowned artist, educator, and multicultural activist Carlos Villa on March 23, 2013, following a battle with cancer.
San Francisco Art Institute Appoints Rachel Schreiber as Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs
San Francisco Art Institute today announced the appointment of Rachel Schreiber as the new Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs.
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San Francisco Art Institute. THIS IS A TEST.
SFAI now accepting applications for Summer 2013 Undergraduate Residency Program
SFAI's Summer Undergraduate Residency Program offers a rare opportunity for a graduate-quality experience in preparation for advanced study in the fine arts.
San Francisco Art Institute Presents Gutai Historical Survey and Contemporary Response
First West Coast Survey Exhibition of Avant-Garde, Postwar Japanese Art Movement Features Site-Specific Contemporary Responses to Classic Gutai Performative Works
Faculty Achievements Offer Global Perspective
This winter SFAI is proud to announce faculty distinctions that span more than disciplines—they traverse the world. SFAI faculty members are shaping the international art community with solo exhibitions, speaking engagements, published works, and prestigious residencies from San Francisco to New Delhi.
San Francisco Art Institute Seeks Film Department Chair and Assistant Professor in History and Theory of Contemporary Art
SFAI accepting applicants for two academic leadership and tenure-track faculty positions beginning in Fall 2013.
Experimental Film and Performance Art Courses at the San Francisco Art Institute Culminate in Two Major Public Performances
Led By Visiting Faculty Joshua Grannell and Ben Wood, SFAI Students Unveil New Collaborative Works of Art at San Francisco's Cinematheque and Hypnodrome Theaters in Late November
2013 Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship: Call for Applications
SFAI is currently seeking applications for the Fall 2013 Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship, which provides an opportunity for artists to both teach at SFAI and have sufficient time and financial support to work in the studio.
SFAI Presents Alumni Celebration and Winter Art Festival November 3rd and 4th
Find out more about this raucous party on November 3—featuring Carlos Villa, Karen Finley, Penelope Houston, Debora Iyall, and cocktails by The Bon Vivants—and the Winter Art Festival on November 4 showcasing SFAI's alumni and student artists.
SFAI Exhibition "Temporary Structures" Explores Impermanent Architecture and Systems as a Site of Human Interaction, Spectacle, and Fun
This major group exhibition features architecture, installation, video, film, illustration, and performance art, and is on view in the Walter and McBean Galleries from September 14–December 15, 2012.
SFAI Presents Oscar Wilde's The Critic As Artist and Keynote Speaker Lane Relyea at 26th Annual Art Criticism Conference
Featuring two days of free public events, the Art Criticism Conference acquaints participants with the historical and contemporary practice of writing about art
SFAI Showcases Recent Accomplishments of Faculty Tony Labat, Brett Reichman, Aaron Terry, and Zeina Barakeh
The San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI), one of the nation's oldest and most prestigious contemporary art colleges, is proud to showcase the recent accomplishments of four members of its esteemed faculty.
Painting Faculty Brett Reichman Included in Prestigious SFMOMA Exhibition
Brett Reichman's oil on canvas A Painting That Tells a Story (1997) is among the works currently on display in Contemporary Painting, on view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art until August 12.
Roberta Smith, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and Beverly James Honored at 2012 Commencement Ceremony
Contemporary art college SFAI honors famed art critic Roberta Smith, Bay Area poet, painter, activist and publisher Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and Trustee Emeritus Beverly James at Institute's 134th Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 12. Smith and Ferlinghetti are slated to speak at the event.
SFAI Presents 2012 Graduate Events
SFAI will stage its MFA Graduate Exhibition and Vernissage Preview Party at the Phoenix Hotel in the Tenderloin from May 10–13; the MFA Film Screening at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) on the afternoon of May 11; and the MA Thesis Symposium at SFAI's Russian Hill campus on May 7.
Hou Hanru to step down as SFAI's Director of Exhibitions and Public Programs in June 2012
Hou's final exhibition at the Walter and McBean Galleries will be Lin Yilin: Golden Journey (May 3–July 28), which documents new San Francisco-based work by Chinese performance artist Lin Yilin.
Faculty member Carlos Villa receives prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship
A faculty member at SFAI since 1969, Villa's body of work encompasses painting, collage, performance, curating, cultural activism, and community actions, often exploring his identity as a Filipino American.
SFAI faculty member and alumna JD Beltran appointed President of the San Francisco Arts Commission
SFAI is proud to announce that San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee has appointed faculty member and alumna JD Beltran as the President of the San Francisco Arts Commission. She was sworn in on March 1, 2012 at City Hall, and will serve a four-year term.
New book Paradigm Shifts chronicles recent exhibitions and public programs at SFAI
Paradigm Shifts: Walter and McBean Galleries Exhibitions and Public Programs, San Francisco Art Institute (2006-2011) collects images, texts, and ephemera from SFAI's exhibitions and public programs over the past six years.
SFAI Film Department Chair Lynn Hershman Leeson to receive Women's Caucus for Art Media Award
The WCA Media Award acknowledges women in the arts whose work has made a significant contribution to the advancement of women artists and feminist ideals.
Summer Institute 2012 course schedule now available online
SFAI's Summer Institute offers an exciting and thought-provoking series of courses, lectures, and events for enrolled students, non-degree and continuing education students, and the general public.
SFAI now accepting applications for In Depth: Summer Undergraduate Residency Program
SFAI's Summer Undergraduate Residency Program offers a rare opportunity for a graduate-quality experience in preparation for advanced study in the fine arts.
SFAI is currently accepting applications for Summer and Fall 2012
The San Francisco Art Institute is currently accepting applications for Summer 2012 and Fall 2012 admission, as well as summer programs for non-enrolled students.
SFAI remembers Robert Nelson, 1930-2012
The San Francisco Art Institute is saddened to acknowledge the death of experimental filmmaker Robert Nelson, an SFAI alumnus and faculty member who helped build the school's Film Department in the 1960s.
HFBK/Art School Alliance Scholarship awarded to Marcella Arreaga
The Art School Alliance Scholarship was launched in 2010 with the goal of intensifying links and exchange with renowned art universities within Europe, China, and the United States. Each spring semester, one SFAI undergraduate student is chosen to travel to Hamburg and participate in an innovative work/live environment with students from five other institutions.
SFAI still accepting applications for Spring 2012
The San Francisco Art Institute is still accepting both undergraduate and graduate applications for the Spring 2012 semester.
SFAI awards 2012 Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship to Judie Bamber
An artist and educator with 18 years of experience teaching painting and drawing, Bamber will teach two courses during the Fall 2012 semester, and will also pursue studio work at Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito.
December Admissions Events in Austin and Los Angeles
Please join the San Francisco Art Institute in Austin and Los Angeles for regional admissions events! Teachers, prospective students, and their families are invited to learn more about SFAI's studio and academic majors and the school's 140-year history.
Call for Submissions: Mid-Market Art Project
The Mid-Market Art Project (MMAP), in conjunction with the San Francisco Art Institute, is seeking artists to submit proposals for art projects to take place in the mid-market neighborhood of San Francisco in March 2012.
Applications due Nov. 1 for SFAI + HFBK Art School Alliance Scholarship
The Global Programs Office is currently accepting applications from BFA students for the Spring 2012 SFAI + HFBK Art School Alliance Scholarship, which supports a semester of study in Hamburg, Germany.
Fall Open House and Regional Admissions Events
SFAI invites prospective undergraduate students and their families to attend a Fall Open House on Saturday, November 19 in San Francisco and regional admissions events across the country.
Upcoming Spring 2012 Priority Application Deadlines
The San Francisco Art Institute is currently accepting undergraduate and graduate applications for the Spring 2012 semester.
SFAI Remembers George Kuchar, 1942 - 2011
It is with great sadness that the San Francisco Art Institute announces the death of George Kuchar, a longtime professor and influential figure in experimental and underground filmmaking, on September 6, 2011 following a battle with cancer.
Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship: Call for Applications
SFAI seeks applications for the Fall 2012 Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship, which provides an opportunity for artists to both teach at SFAI and have sufficient time and financial support to work in the studio.
SFAI Reports Enrollment Increases for Fall 2011
With a new academic year under way, the San Francisco Art Institute reports a 9 percent enrollment increase for Fall 2011 over Fall 2010.
SFAI Remembers Trustee Emeritus Donald Magnin
It is with great sadness that the San Francisco Art Institute acknowledges the passing of Donald Magnin, a Trustee Emeritus and a longtime supporter of the school, on July 13, 2011, following a battle with cancer.
SFAI presents 25th Annual Art Criticism Conference
Featuring three free public events, the Art Criticism Conference acquaints participants with the contemporary practice of writing about art, as well as with art-historical practice.
SFAI Board of Trustees Appoints Charles Desmarais as President
Currently the Deputy Director for Art at the Brooklyn Museum, Desmarais will assume his responsibilities at SFAI on August 1, 2011. Desmarais succeeds Roy Eisenhardt, who has served as Interim President since July 2010.
SFAI Honors David Goldblatt and Paul Sack at 2011 Commencement
In recognition of their outstanding contributions to global contemporary art, culture, and thought, SFAI will be conferring an Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts on photographer David Goldblatt and the Douglas MacAgy Distinguished Achievement Award on collector Paul Sack.
MA Collaborative Project "Transit/Statis: Negotiating Movement in the City" Opens April 25, 2011
Focused on art and its intersection with urban modes of transit, the project features an exhibition, publication, and public programs.
MFA Film and Video Screening at SFMOMA on May 13
This year's MFA Film and Video Screening features productions from graduating MFA students, as well as the efforts of first-year MFA students who have worked together to create a collaborative cinematic experience.
2011 MFA Graduate Exhibition and Preview Party
As SFAI celebrates its 140th Anniversary, the exhibition continues the school's tradition of innovation, showcasing 72 graduating MFA students working in painting, photography, printmaking, film, sculpture, installation, digital media, performance, and more.
New exhibition Shahzia Sikander: The exploding company man and other abstractions opens at SFAI on April 23
Featuring paintings, drawings, and animations by Pakistan-born artist Shahzia Sikander, the show is on view through June 25, 2011 in SFAI's Walter and McBean Galleries.
"In Bed With James Broughton" Celebrates Experimental Filmmaker and Poet
An evening of poetry, films, and performance, the event benefits the work-in-progress documentary Big Joy, about former SFAI faculty member James Broughton.
SFAI Reaches Full Settlement in 2009 Faculty Layoffs
It was announced today that the Board of Trustees of the San Francisco Art Institute, the Faculty Union, and seven former SFAI faculty members have reached a full and complete settlement of the issues arising out of faculty layoffs in 2009.
SFAI Faculty and Alumni Awarded Eureka Fellowships for 2011-2013
Sponsored by the Fleishhacker Foundation, the fellowships provide an unrestricted grant of $25,000 to Bay Area visual artists, and are the largest cash prize for individual artists in the Bay Area.
Phase 2 of Disponible–a kind of Mexican show opens on February 10
Co-curated by SFAI's Hou Hanru and Guillermo Santamarina, an independent curator based in Mexico City, the exhibition reflects the dynamic, contradictory reality of Mexican society in transition from post-colonial revolution to globalization.
SFAI/Levi Strauss & Co. Present Sustainable Sculpture Exhibition
The exhibition "Sustainable Sculpture Studio: Respond, Reconstruct, Reconnect," is the culmination of a partnership between SFAI and Levi Strauss & Co., in which students examined the politics and processes of sustainability through a case study on recycled denim.
SFAI Alumni Mauricio Ancalmo and Colter Jacobsen receive 2010 SFMOMA SECA Art Award
The four winners—Ancalmo and Jacobsen, along with Ruth Laskey and Kamau Amu Patton—were chosen from more than 250 artists nominated by Bay Area art professionals, and will be featured in an exhibition at SFMOMA opening in fall 2011.
SFAI Professor Renée Green Awarded Prestigious USA Fellowship
Established in 2006 and given to artists in design, literary, media, performing, and visual arts each year, the fellowships consist of a $50,000 unrestricted grant.
Lynn Hershman Leeson, Chair of Film Department, Awarded the 2010 d.velop digital art award (ddaa)
Given biannually by the Digital Art Museum (DAM), Berlin, Germany, this international prize honors an artist's lifetime achievement in the field of new media.
SFAI Board of Trustees Appoints Roy Eisenhardt Interim President
Eisenhardt will assume the office on July 12, 2010 and is expected to serve for one year, during which time SFAI's Board of Trustees, together with Eisenhardt, will shape the school's strategic direction and engage in a search for a permanent president.
People and Places: A Symposium on Public Practices in Honor of Ann Chamberlain
Convened in honor of the late artist and former SFAI faculty member Ann Chamberlain, the two-day symposium launches a sustained inquiry into contemporary public practices.
SFAI Graduates Admitted to Prestigious Graduate Programs
Students from SFAI's graduating classes of 2009 and 2010 will enter prestigious graduate programs or residencies at the CUNY Graduate Center, Parsons, the Pratt Institute, the School of Visual Arts, Skowhegan, the Whitney Museum of American Art Independent Study Program, and the Yale University School of Art.
SFAI President Chris Bratton Accepts Appointment in Boston
SFAI President Chris Bratton has accepted a dual position as Deputy Director at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and President of the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. President Bratton's resignation will be effective Summer 2010.
SFAI Bestows Honorary Doctorates and Douglas MacAgy Award at 2010 Commencement
Students from SFAI's graduating classes of 2009 and 2010 will enter prestigious graduate programs or residencies at the CUNY Graduate Center, Parsons, the Pratt Institute, the School of Visual Arts, Skowhegan, the Whitney Museum of American Art Independent Study Program, and the Yale University School of Art.
SFAI Alumna Kathryn Bigelow Wins Oscars
Kathryn Bigelow, who studied painting at SFAI in the late 60s and early 70s, became the first woman ever to win a best-director Oscar, for her film The Hurt Locker.
SFAI Appoints Jeannene Przyblyski New Dean of Academic Affairs
Effective immediately, the appointment follows former Dean Okwui Enwezor's decision to step down from the position in order to devote himself more fully to his curatorial work and writing.
Marlene McCarty: SFAI's 2009 Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellow
The Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship makes it possible for a contemporary artist both to teach at SFAI and to pursue studio work at the Headlands Center for the Arts.
Film Department Faculty Member George Kuchar Receives 2009 Frameline Award
Pioneering underground filmmaker George Kuchar, together with his brother Mike, was presented with an award by Frameline as part of the San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival.
SFAI Awarded $120,000 by the Pilara and the Winifred Johnson Clive Foundations for Distinguished Visiting Artist Fellowships
Each foundation has awarded SFAI $60,000 in order to support six Distinguished Visiting Photography Fellowships and six Distinguished Visiting Painting Fellowships that will augment and enrich SFAI's curriculum.
SFAI Awarded $68,000 by the National Endowment for the Arts for City Studio Youth Programs
In order to support SFAI's continuum of City Studio programs for thirteen- to nineteen-year-old Bay Area youths, the NEA has awarded SFAI one of the its largest awards in the arts-and-education category.
SFAI Awarded $114,000 by the Partner University Fund
With the grant, SFAI and the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne will partner to develop graduate-level open-source digital courseware that will enable collaborative, interactive art research and creation.
SFAI Awards Honorary Doctorates at 2009 Commencement
In recognition of their outstanding contributions to global contemporary art, culture, and thought, SFAI will be conferring honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degrees on Graciela Iturbide and Edward Ruscha.
SFAI Receives $500,000 in Memory of Art Collector Allan Stone
As a tribute to the memory of her husband Allan Stone—the well-known New York City art dealer and collector who died at the age of seventy-four in December 2006—his wife, Clare Stone, has made a $500,000 gift to SFAI.
Josephine Taylor: SFAI's 2008 Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellow
The Richard Diebenkorn Teaching Fellowship makes it possible for a contemporary artist both to teach at SFAI and to pursue studio work at the Headlands Center for the Arts.
SFAI Cancels Public Forum and Closes Abdessemed Exhibition
In response to a series of violent threats by animal-rights extremists, SFAI announced today that the public discussion on Adel Abdessemed's exhibition Don't Trust Me has been canceled and the exhibition itself, which was temporarily suspended, has now been permanently closed.
SFAI Set to Launch New Ceramics Program in Fall 2008
Though ceramics has been comprehensively taught, studied, and practiced in the Sculpture department at SFAI since the 60s, the new program will dedicate itself to emphasizing and appreciating ceramics as a unique medium of contemporary art practice and theory.


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We believe that our students and school staff should not only eat healthy food, but also eat responsibly raised food. That is why we set standards for the food that we buy.
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Something unusual was caught on camera when NASA launched a rocket off the coast of Virginia Friday night.
A still camera on a sound trigger captured image as the LADEE rocket lifted off the launch pad.
As typical after a launch, a team was examining photos when they spotted what looked like an airborne frog.
Experts at NASA were able to zoom in and confirm it is real.
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Two men and a woman were injured after two separate shootings Saturday morning.
Richland County Sheriff's deputies were called to the Palmetto Inn around 4 a.m. and found a man and a woman injured from gunshot wounds in a motel room.
The victims were transported to Palmetto Richland with non-life threatening injuries, Richland County Sheriff's Department spokesman Sgt. Curtis Wilson said.
The suspect fled the scene and deputies continue to investigate, Wilson said.
A second man was shot in the upper body in the 4100 block of Shorecrest Drive after a verbal altercation with another man, Wilson said.
The victim was transported to Palmetto Richland and is expected to be ok.
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Writer/Director Andrew Bujalski On Selling Out, 10-Year Retrospectives and 7th-Grade Influences
The Nerdist Writer's Panel podcast, hosted and moderated by Ben Blacker, typically focuses on television writers. Since NFS focuses primarily on film, I haven't featured this podcast here, but highly recommend it as a lot of fantastic narrative writing is happening in television today. In a recent Nerdist Writer's Panel podcast, however, Blacker and his guest (and friend from seventh grade) writer/director Andrew Bujalski discuss how to make a living as an independent filmmaker today and over the past decade. During their wide-ranging conversation, Bujalski touches on the economic need to sell out, the tenth anniversary screening of his first feature film Funny Ha Ha, and the influential films of his youth. More »


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CATEGORIES MoviesKim Kardashian has a reported net worth of over $35 million; Tyler Perry earned $130 million from May 2010 to May 2011. Which is to say that these are two stars who treat fame like Donald Trump treated real estate properties in the '80s: by turning it into a lucrative business. As such, their accountants are probably happy about this one: Deadline reports that Kardashian has been added to the cast of Perry's new film, 'The Marriage Counselor.' Based on one of Perry's stage plays, the film focuses on an Ivy League-educated marriage counselor ('Friday Night Lights' star Jurnee Smollett) who cheats on her long-time husband (never mind that Smollett is only 25; just go with it). Kardashian would play her friend Ava, who gives the woman a "big-city makeover."
Kardashian made her official screen debut in 'Disaster Movie' in 2008, and has appeared as an actress in three other projects: two television shows ('CSI: NY' and 'Beyond the Break') and the little-seen film 'Deep in the Valley.' She stars with her sisters on the wildly popular reality show 'Keeping up with the Kardashians.' Here's guessing Kourtney and Khloe will be a little jealous with this bit of news.
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Pepperoncini Arugula Salad Recipe
This fantastic salad is short on time, but not on taste. In about 5 minutes you can have a salad the goes well with just about any beef or pork dish.-Tabitha Freeman of Middletown, Connecticut
- 2 cups fresh arugula or baby spinach
- 2 cups torn romaine
- 1/4 cup chopped red onion
- 2 pepperoncini, sliced
- 1 medium tomato, sliced
- 1/4 cup balsamic vinaigrette
- In a large salad bowl, combine the arugula, romaine, onion, pepperoncini and tomato. Drizzle with vinaigrette; gently toss to coat. Yield: 4 servings.
Editor's Note: Look for pepperoncinis (pickled peppers) in the pickle and olive section of your grocery store.
Originally published as Pepperoncini Arugula Salad in Simple & Delicious May/June 2008, p21
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Nice tangy bite to this salad. We enjoyed it, but noticed it was really overdressed using that much dressing. I suggest dressing it to your taste.
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Had to make the following adjustments based on what I had on hand:
used all spinach, arugula isn't available here and I didn't have any romaine; used jalapenos because I was out of pepperoncini; used Tuscan house dressing because I had it left over from a previous recipe & needed to use it up.
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The votes are in and an
East Texas man has come in an extremely close second in a national contest
called 'Best Dad on Wheels.'
"I didn't realize the impact of me just
living my life going forward had on others," says Jason Hammonds from Pittsburg.
For weeks, votes had been cast in the
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Hammonds was neck and neck in the final day's voting.
"My three kids and my fiancee told me
that I was nominated, that was the greatest day right there - just the fact that
they felt enough to nominated me meant the world to me," Jason says.
Jason was paralyzed from the chest down in a
motorcycle accident 5 years ago, but he never let that stop him from being a
good father.
"You're not doing it for any kind of
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He was flooded with e-mails and phone calls
supporting him, but came up just percentage points short.
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because we had worked so hard to get votes for him because we truly thought
that he was the best dad on wheels. But its all good because he is the best dad
on wheels," says fiancee Jennifer Massey.
"Its a win-win situation because the
whole goal was to get exposure for the reeve foundation and what they
do," Hammonds says.
For Jason, winning doesn't matter.
"Just the fact that my kids, my family,
finding out the way my friends feel the way they do , it means more to me than
any prize i could win. I felt like a winner the day i was nominated," says
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KNEB News has learned a Scotts Bluff County grand jury has indicted two people in its investigation into the July 11th, 2008 death of two year old Juliette Geurts of Gering.
The indictments filed in Scotts Bluff County District Court by special prosecutor Jim Zimmerman charge the boyfriend of the child's mother, Dustin Chauncey, with child abuse resulting in death ( a penalty of 20 years to life in prison if convicted), involuntary manslaughter (1 to 20 years in prison if convicted) and furnishing false material to authorities to impede their investigation (up to a year in jail if convicted).
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The grand jury had been meeting since Wednesday of last week. Juliette's aunt Monica Hall, who had been critical of the investigation, organized a petition drive that was successful in getting enough signatures to convene the grand jury.
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WEST Ham star James Tomkins has pleaded not guilty to assaulting a police officer outside Sugar Hut in Brentwood.
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"They have been very accepting," she continued of her stepsons. "It's taken a while to feel like it's not just Eddie and the two boys and then me. But I do feel that's happening, and the love that I have for them is tremendous."What a hurtful thing to say especially with their history of fueding. I hope Brandi takes the high road and doesn't reply but I'm pretty sure we'll be hearing from her soon. She's not known for keeping quiet. Or taking the high road.


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Clean Condo W POOL & Free BEACH Parking & Free WI-FI!!!!! in Rehoboth Beach
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- baths 2
- sleeps 4
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- hot tub no
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- community Creekwood
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Sept to Dec only $499 for Week or $150.00 for weekend!
Beach is a great place for a get-a-way for a weekend or week after the rush. No lines at restaurants, and water is still warm until October!!! get away and relax!
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Rent by the WEEK ONLY Between Memorial Day and Labor Day (Saturday to Saturday)
This family community condo is less than one mile to Rehoboth Beach Ave. it is EXTREAMLY CLEAN and it sits on Rt 1 in the heart of the TANGER OUTLETS (140 shops) and DE is TAX FREE!, It is 1 mile from Rehoboth Beach Ave and then 1/2 mile to beach. PLEASE SEE MY CALENDAR FOR VACANCYS. (IN RED IS BOOKED)
CHECK IN 3pm Saturday and then CHECK OUT is 11am following Saturday. If you wish to purchase an additional night the price is $125.00 per night. (MUST RENT FOR ENTIRE WEEK BETWEEN MAY 1st and LABOR DAY)
There are tons of resturants, go-carts, water park, mini golf, golf courses and three major grocery stores are in walking distance and best of all, you can walk ONE block to the Rehoboth Beach Diner which is open 24 hours!
The ONLY thing you need to bring is BED SHEETS and TOWELS for bathing and the beach, everything else is included. THIS CONDO HAS A POOL!!!!! Also, movie theaters are 1/2 mile away!
MOTHERS- this unit has "pack n play" and "high-chair" and "bed rail" and "booster Seat"
THIS IS A "SELF-SUFFICIENT" RENTAL WHICH MEANS THERE IS NO CLEANING SERVICE. AT THE END OF YOUR STAY, RENTERS ARE EXPECTED TO CLEAN THE UNIT COMPLETELY. $200 security deposit (for four people and $100.00 for each adult after) will be returned if unit is clean and well cared for during rental
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- A screened in balcony, one overlooking the community lake.
- New full size washer and dryer.
- Luxury pillowtop queen mattresses in bedrooms.
- Ceiling fans throughout.
- A/C in all rooms
- Pool passes.
- HUGE parking spaces and PLENTY OF THEM PER UNIT!
Everything in the Condo is listed below (this condo has AC and Heated)
BED ROOMS (Both beds are Queen size)
1.) Two Bed Rooms, each room has pillow top mattresses and mattress pad.
2.) Walk in closet in each bedroom.
3.) TV in master bedroom with cable, TV in second bedroom with basic channels
4.) Nine drawer dressers in each room w/ mirror.
1.) New Pots and Pans
2.) 4 Martini Glasses, 4 Margarita Glasses, 4 Red wine Glasses, 4 White wine glasses
3.) Spice rack that holds 20 spices.
4.) Left over containers
5.) Large George Forman Grill
6.) Coffee Maker
7.) Mixer and Blender
8.) Stainless steel mixing bowls (five) and stainless steel strainer. (1 large, 1 hand held)
9.) Trashcan.
10.) Full Size Refrigerator/Freezer with Ice maker
11.) New Stove
12.) Dishwasher
13.) Silverware (setting for 8)
14.) Pfaltzgraff plates (setting for 8)
15.) Juice Pitcher
16.) Large variety of cooking utensils
17.) Meat thermometer, can opener
18.) Crock pot
19.) Plenty of different cook books (even for crock pot)
20.) Garbage Disposal
21.) Rice Cooker
1.) Pull out sofa bed (queen)
2.) Free Wi-Fi for your computer
3.) 32 inch flat screen HD TV
4.) Round glass dining room table that can seat up to 8 people
5.) 10 to 15 movies from the past and counting
6.) Nintendo 64 with 10 games
1.) Full size washer and dryer
2.) Iron
3.) Mop, Broom and dust pan
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1.) Hair Dryer
2.) Curling Iron
3.) Storage for toilet paper
1.) Plenty of parking
2.) Pool w/ pool pass
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So much to do from Mini Golf to full golf courses, Kid Parks with go-carts, slides, and so much more. I will include activite brochures in your "welcome package" when I send you the keys.
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Pricing for 2014 (prices below are PER week only from Sat to Sat)
Jan - April 2014 $595.00 per week or 149.00 per night. (3 night min)
May 1st to May 21st 2014 - $1,195.00 per week or $159.00 (3 night min)
May 21 to end of May 2014 - $1,295.00 per week only (sat to sat)
June 2014 - $1,695.00 per week (rent weeks only sat to sat)
July 2014 - $1,695.00 per week (rent weeks only sat to sat)
Aug 2014 - $1,695.00 per week (rent weeks only sat to sat)
Sept 2014 - $1,395.00 per week or $150.00 (3 night min)
Oct to Dec - 2013 $595.00 per week. or $99.00 (3 night min)
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100% of balance and contact is due to reserve the condo. $200.00 security deposit (plus $100.00 per adult after three adults) is due 45 days prior to stay in a form of a check only.
Security deposit will be promptly returned after VERIFICATION that property is clean upon vacating and in the same condition as when tenants arrived and when they key is returned to the owners. Cancellation policy: 15% cancellation fee 45 or more days before check-in. No refunds within 45 days of check-in unless owner is able to rent the unit to another party.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Rehoboth Beach
- Beach is Free
- Several Golf Courses are close
- Shoping at Tax Free Outlets
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- Walk to many Shopping Stores
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NEW YORK -- An X-ray on Manny Acosta's hyperextended right wrist revealed no break, but the Mets remain unsure of the reliever's status for this weekend's Subway Series.
After falling on his hand in the eighth inning of Thursday's game, Acosta underwent testing and had a heavy wrap placed on his wrist. As of game time Friday, the Mets had not put him on the DL, though that may not preclude them from doing so at some point this weekend.
"It depends on how he can deal with the discomfort," manager Terry Collins said prior to Friday's game. "I'm sure he'll be a little sore today."
If the Mets do need to replace Acosta on the roster, they would likely call on right-hander Ryota Igarashi, who has not allowed a run at Triple-A Buffalo in nearly a month.
"We've got to make a determination if he can pitch or not," Collins said of Acosta. "We can probably get by [Friday], but we're not going to go this whole series short on pitchers."
Reliever Buchholz battling depression, anxiety
NEW YORK -- Mets reliever Taylor Buchholz is battling depression and anxiety at his home in Pennsylvania, the team announced Friday, and will remain sidelined indefinitely.
Buchholz, who was already on the disabled list due to right shoulder fatigue, is no longer experiencing any soreness in his arm. He is now working with the Mets to overcome his depression.
"The shoulder and the depression and anxiety arose ... within close proximity," Mets general manager Sandy Alderson said. "It may be that the shoulder contributed to other issues."
In a statement, Buchholz revealed that he first experienced "some depression and anxiety" before returning from Tommy John surgery with the Rockies last season.
"I thought I had it under control, but recently, at the end of May of this year, the depression and anxiety began to re-surface," Buchholz said in the statement. "After consulting with my doctor, I agreed to try different medications, and it was recommended that I not pitch while I adjust to the new medications. I am in regular contact with the Mets and have kept them informed of my progress. I am extremely grateful for the way the Mets have cared for me and my family."
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Within baseball, there is precedent for such issues. Most famously, then-Royals pitcher Zack Greinke spent almost the entire 2006 season on the disabled list due to psychological issues. Others, such as Reds first baseman Joey Votto, have followed suit in recent years, openly addressing a topic once considered taboo within Major League clubhouses.
In addition to taking medication, Buchholz is working with the team's Employee Assistance Program to overcome his issues. The Mets remain hopeful that he will pitch for them again.
"We monitor the situation, but this is one of those things where it's hard to push" Alderson said. "And when you push, it may be counterproductive."
Santana resumes throwing off mound
NEW YORK -- Rehabbing left-hander Johan Santana has resumed throwing off a mound, though the Mets remain unable to establish a clear timetable for his return.
Santana, who ceased his mound work early last month after experiencing soreness in his surgically-repaired left shoulder, threw a bullpen session Wednesday at the team's Spring Training complex in Port St. Lucie, Fla. Once he throws two consecutive sessions without discomfort, Santana will begin working to increase his arm strength to the necessary level.
Barring another setback, that would put him on track to return sometime in August. But the Mets remain cautious in their discussions of potential timelines.
"The schedule," general manager Sandy Alderson said, "has been somewhat unpredictable."
More heartening to Alderson is the progress of David Wright, who swung off a tee and participated in a soft-toss drill for the first time on Friday. Wright, who has been on the disabled list since May 18 with a stress fracture in his lower back, may begin rehab games next week, with the goal of returning immediately after the All-Star break.
"I think we're all encouraged by what he's doing," Alderson said. "He hasn't run into any rough patches at this point."
The Mets offered little new on first baseman Ike Davis, who continues to rehab from a bone bruise in his left ankle and continues, in Alderson's words, to do "all the things, short of running, that he can do." Davis plans to receive a second opinion on the test results he received last month, though it remains possible that he will require season-ending surgery.
"I hate to characterize it as better," Alderson said of the ankle. "It's certainly not worse."
Worth noting
The Mets expect outfielder Willie Harris, who was placed on the bereavement list Thursday after he and his wife lost their baby during childbirth, to return to the club on Sunday. Fernando Martinez is occupying a roster spot in his absence.
Songwriter Ruth Roberts, who co-wrote the original version of "Meet the Mets" in 1961, passed away Friday morning from lung cancer. She was 84.
Major League Baseball announced Friday that Mike Piazza will manage the U.S. team at the XM All-Star Futures Game on July 10 in Phoenix.
Former Mets outfielder Bobby Bonilla officially went back on the team's payroll on Friday. When the Mets cut Bonilla in 2000, they agreed to defer the $5.9 million left on his contract, with interest, to be paid in yearly installments each July 1 from 2011 through 2035.
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AnthonyDicomo. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Two women were arrested on Nov. 30 for shoplifting more than $300 from Salon Centric on State Bridge Road.
An employee told police that she had received a call from the Salon Centric location in Roswell that two white females were shoplifting from their stores. The employee stated that two women then entered her store and one attempted to keep her busy while the other walked to the nail polish section.
The employee stated that while she was trying to keep an eye on the woman in the nail polish section, the other poured shampoo on one of the counters and told her to clean the spill.
The employee called the manager, who entered the store and watched one of the women put numerous amounts of nail polish in her bag, while the other asked questions.
The woman with the nail polish left the store, got in a vehicle and attempted to drive away. Meanwhile, police had arrived on the scene and blocked the vehicle.
The officer detained the drive and went inside the store to detain the second suspect. The officer obtained a warrant for the vehicle after observing multiple bottles of nail polish in the back seat. More than 400 bottles of polish had been stolen.
The suspect admitted to police that she had taken a large number of items from the Johns Creek store, and earlier in the day, the Roswell store.
The manager contacted the Roswell store to tell them Johns Creek Police had arrested the suspects, and also told them to call the Roswell Police Department.
The two women, a 52-year-old from Woodstock and a 43-year-old from Jasper, were charged with felony shoplifting counts.


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A few weeks ago, I sent each of you some information regarding the Cadastral Framework Partner modeling session scheduled for April 22nd and 23rd here at the Natural Resource Building in Olympia. I stated that I would send you each a model and definitions to review prior to the scheduled session so that you could come prepared to meet the session objectives. Enclosed you will find two models. One is the DNR Cadastral Business Model and the other is the Framework Cadastral Model (from DNR's perspective). It is important that you understand that these models are still works-in-progress. They are not set in concrete, so to speak, at this point in time. We now need your input as to what is "framework" cadastral data from your point of view. We also need to find out if the entity relationships and attributes look appropriate. It is most important that you review the Framework Cadastral Model. In doing that, you may need to refer to the DNR Cadastral Business Model to understand how they work together.
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Beautiful Walk Street Home Close to the Beach! in Manhattan Beach
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- sleeps 10
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An amazing place to spend your vacation!
Upper four-bedroom, three bath home in beautiful Manhattan Beach, designed with the highest quality features. This unit is aprox three blocks from the warm beach sands and cool Pacific Ocean, has a newly remodeled kitchen with all new stainless appliances, granite counter-tops, hardwood floors, and amazing views.
You may spend your day busy at the beach, shopping around downtown Manhattan Beach or walking the strand. You can enjoy beautiful views on one of the four decks and the sunset will allow you to wind down after your busy day.
The House is located on a walk street just minutes from the Manhattan Beach Pier.
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EOS RE Investments II LLC 650 520 4462
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Washer and Dryer
Linens provided
Beach towels and bath towels provided
2 parking space available
Bedrooms - Sleeps 8-10:
1 King, 2 Queens, 2 Twins, 1 Queen Aerobed
Full Kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops
Cooking utensils provided
TV's and DVD players
High speed internet service
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The home is located aprox 3 Blocks from the beach where you can enjoy everything from surfing and swimming to fishing and beach volleyball.
It is close to downtown Manhattan Beach where there is great shopping and fantastic dining choices.
Within an hour's drive you could visit Disneyland, Magic Mountain, Knotts Berry Farm, the LA Zoo, The Getty Museum, Hollywood and much more.
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September - April: $795/night or a discounted 4,900/Week
May - August & Holidays: $895/Night or a discounted $5900/Week
Holidays:President's week, 4th of July, Spring Break, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's
3 Night Minimun; Two night rentals may be available and will include a 25% surcharge.
Fully Refundable Deposit: $1,000.00
Property Damage Insurance Fee: $89
2013 Non-refundable Cleaning Fee: $275
Rates are subject to change
Check in time: 3pm Check out time: 11am
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The Steelers have thrived on third downs this season, ranking among the league leaders in moving the chains. QB Ben Roethlisberger has been very good in these predominately passing situations, completing 52-of-97 attempts, according to STATS, LLC. Second-year WR Antonio Brown has proven to be a reliable target for Roethlisberger, converting an NFL-high 15 first downs on third-down catches per STATS. Overall, Pittsburgh has converted on 66-of-130 third downs (50.8 percent). Multiple factors make the Steelers' offense challenging to stop on third down. Roethlisberger's mobility, arm strength and accuracy allow him to create when the play breaks down. He does not lack capable receivers, and he will utilize all of his targets. Teams trying to defend against the speed of Brown and Mike Wallace on the outside also have to respect the Steelers' pass catchers working the middle of the field. TE Heath Miller and WRs Emmanuel Sanders, Hines Ward and Jerricho Cotchery, all primarily possession targets, have made notable contributions on third down this season.


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Consignment shops are hot these days and new ones are popping up all the time because they make selling unwanted clothing so much easier than using eBay. But be cautious; there is a downside to consigning.
Consignment shops have exploded in popularity because they offer a way to easily unload old clothing and furniture, and make money at the same time. But there's something many people don't know about some consignment shops, and it concerns what happens if something you bring disappears. Where's My Coach Purse? Erin Gross loves handbags. This mom buys them, gets some use from them, then resells them. Until one vanished. "She said that it was either stolen or donated, and I was pretty much out of luck," Gross said. She recently took a $300 Coach purse to the consignment shop "Classy and Sassy," figuring it to be a risk-free way to make extra money. She then learned there were risks. "You would think that you would take something there and it would be fine," Gross said. "It never crossed my mind that it would be stolen." But since it was stolen, the store won't pay her for it. All Stated In Contract Store owner Pricilla Sandlin said she's done everything she can to find the bag, but said it comes down to the contract that Gross and other customers are required to sign.
Among other things, the contract clearly states the store won't pay if your item is lost, damaged, or stolen. "We do the best we can. We have cameras. We view them at night to try to see if we can catch them. We try. But we always tell customers, read your contract," Sandlin explained.It's a lesson for anyone who consigns because different stores have different policies. Gross now understands and wants to share what she has learned with other women who consign.
"Definitely ask up front," she said. "I've learned my lesson on that one, unfortunately." Other Stores May Have Different Policies Classy and Sassy did nothing wrong in this case, but not all shops have the same policy. Donna Speigel, who owns the Cincinnati area's largest consignment chain, The Snooty Fox, said if an item is stolen from her store, she still pays the customer as if it sold, to keep the customer happy and retain them as a future customer. Bottom Line
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HEBRON, Md. - Barbara Jean Ludke, 86, of Hebron, died on Sunday, April 28, 2013 at the Wicomico Nursing Home in Salisbury. Born in Ventura, CA, she was the daughter of the late Jay Evan Hollingsworth, Sr. and Ruth McLean Hollingsworth Reynolds. She was very devoted to her God, Jehovah, since age 10. She derived great joy in helping others learn about the Bible and its wonderful promises, both here and abroad. She was a loyal and devoted wife and loving mother to her own family, as well as to many others.
She is survived by 6 children, Barbara Darlene Jones and her husband, Maurice of Hebron, Erik Arthur Ludke and his wife, Maria of Dagsboro, Deborah Lynn Myer and her husband, Gregory of Willards, Grant Wayne Ludke and his wife, Sharon of Greenville, TX, Lorene Marie Herrera of Greenville, TX and Walter Albert Ludke and his wife, Lisa of Ash, NC; 15 grandchildren; 8 great grandchildren; 5 siblings, Camilla Bell of Kansas City, KS, Jay E. Hollingsworth, Jr and his wife, Tami of Wilberton, OK, Lynn Emshoff of Palm Harbor, FL, Aloma Hunnicutt and her husband, Carl of Midwest, OK and Curtis Hollingsworth and his wife, Tamara of Stuart, FL.
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So, in what can only be described as a move they will either posthumously celebrate or regret, the Mizzou athletic department has sanctioned a sign contest for this Sunday's ESPN-televised softball game against Oklahoma. There are rules which you should read (be tasteful, no larger than 2' by 3', etc.) and a $50 Tiger Team Store gift card up for grabs. Let me be blunt here: If a Tremendous Stubble sign does not win this contest or at least make it on ESPN, you are all dead to me. Do what you must, but win this damn thing. THIS IS OUR MOMENT. THIS IS OUR TIME.
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