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We wired to HDAV OUTDOOR $85,000.00 as per the instructions of the Owner CRAIG SCHREIBER and his verbally abusive wife who says her name is Tina, but is really Tiffany Schreiber. We were promised to have the sign completed within 4-6 weeks. However, after 8 weeks we contacted the company and asked to speak with Craig, he refused to get on the phone with our Rep. We were passed off to a "sales man" who told us the sign was being finished.
After 3 months we contacted the Company again, once again and the Owner of HDAV OUTDOOR was unavailable and in fact we got the answering machine this time. Over the course of 3 weeks of calling every day, at least 4 times a day we continued to get an answering machine. We had already wired the $85,000.00 and had no way of contacting anyone at the company, and where also given a fraudulent address.
HDAV OUTDOOR has a policy of not taking checks or credit cards, only Wire Transfers, that way they have your money and you have no way of getting it back. We called and called for 5 months until we finally reached a gentleman who explained to us that our sign had not be built yet and that they were backed up for another 12 months.
After 12 months we sent a rep from the East Coast out to the supposed address to only find a mail box, after much research we found the correct address by following a truck to the HDAV OUTDOOR "warehouse" where there were 10 trucks, trailers sitting empty in this gated area... Obviously the owners were victims of this INTERNATIONAL FRAUD SCAM too.
We still to this day hae not received our sign, however did correspond with another company that received their sign and it was a piece of crap, and did not work. They hae no service reps and you are literally left in the dark trying to piece together there metal mess.
I called the FBI and they are currently looking into the case, however at this writing I heard Mc Donalds is also pursuing INTERNATIONAL FRAUD charges.
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 09/21/2012 01:26 AM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/HDAV-OUTDOOR-LLC/Las-Vegas-Nevada-89139/HDAV-OUTDOOR-LLC-HDAV-OUTDOOR-INTERNATIONAL-FRAUD-CORPORATION-TAKES-YOUR-MONEY-DELIVE-944456. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
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SUBMITTED: Tuesday, October 01, 2013POSTED: Tuesday, October 01, 2013
Mr Guy,
The BBB that you so eloquently purport to advertise does not have one positive thing to say about HDAV. In fact, a complain has been lodged. So.... sir before you trash a reader for her/his comments, make sure yours are accurate.
Are you an owner, employee or ex-employee with either negative or positive information about the company or individual, or can you provide "insider information" on this company?
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SUBMITTED: Wednesday, October 31, 2012POSTED: Wednesday, October 31, 2012
The Internet is a powerful tool which can be used for good or bad. Unfortunately in cases like this, it can be used to damage people or companies. Especially when the author does not need to show any proof of the claims or have any accountability for the claims they make! This is the case with this absurd recital of false claims.
This entire posting is a fabrication of an irresponsible friend of mine who was irate with me and my involvement with the company I work for and wanted to cause harm and damage to me and my livelihood as well as the company. I am sorry for any pain or confusion it may have caused to the company or its potential customers.
Just read carefully the fabricated timeline. It has no consistency and the claim does not have any validity. Why would a client expecting a sign in 4-6 weeks wait 3 months to contact the vendor ??? Come on over and pay us a visit. Our 10K plus square foot manufacturing facility has 4 bay doors and many offices, a huge fabrication area and a gated yard. This person never even has seen our facility. Henry Henry...come on what kind of name is that?
Once again I advise you to look to more reliable sources such as the BBB, Dunn and Bradstreet and the like when researching the reputation and reliability of ANY company you plan to do business with in this wild and crazy internet driven world. Maybe invest in a trip to the vendor for some personal interaction and get to know who you are dealing with.
At this company, most of the products are custom built to the customers specifications as the bulk of our business is custom LED advertising vehicles and trailers as well as large LED displays. These items represent a substantial investment of $$, planning and time between the manufacturer and the client. The company has many innovative products and ideas and are masters of making a custom idea into a reality. This is something that makes the company unique and special to the customer that needs special attention.
Mr. Guy
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At the top of many IT group's list of concerns lie security, compliance and internal process governance - both in static data centers and in dynamic clouds. Indeed, governance should not be overlooked. And, as they say in many security circles, the best measure of successful security is silence. Although the discussion around governance in the cloud has evolved, many organizations still struggle with questions such as:
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Self-service and governance may seem at odds, but in the world of cloud computing, they come together to deliver agility with control. While the benefits of self-service are obvious - and the reason many enterprises embrace the cloud to begin with - allowing business users and developers to directly access needed IT resources through a self-service interface, IT resources become more responsive to business needs. As a result, business agility improves and the business as a whole benefits.
Governance exists to balance self-service as it imposes a set of rules for how resources should be accessed, by whom, at what times, in what quantities, and for which purposes. In the same way that traffic rules enable people to use roads to get where they need to go quickly while eliminating accidents, cloud governance seeks to ensure that cloud usage is well ordered so that self-service can happen seamlessly and without manual intervention for the business, ensuring ideal use of resources, compliance with regulatory mandates and, most important, optimal business outcomes.
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Regulations, industries and business don't stand still. As a result, when creating governance policies, IT must do so in a way that is easily adapted to meet future requirements. An extensible policy framework that allows IT to rapidly customize policies to address a broad range of current and future business needs is required for successful cloud governance. The ability to create and enforce an unlimited range of custom policies is accomplished through a policy engine with an extensible meta model, allowing enterprises to create new attributes that policies can reference to make decisions.
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In another coup for rookie coaches, the two teams battling it out for the first-class title in the final week of fixtures are both managed by men in their first season in charge.
Paul Adams' Cobras are top of the table and look likeliest to clinch the prize while Geoffrey Toyana's Lions must beat third-placed Warriors and hope Cobras do not win to claim the silverware. The two franchises shared the domestic one-day cup as well after the final was rained out twice to ensure Adams and Toyana made powerful statements in their opening summers.
While the two coaches celebrate their early success, South African cricket on the whole has reason to be pleased. Yet again, the first-class competition will be decided in the final round of fixtures and this season has been one of its most closely fought.
Of the 27 matches played, there have been only six draws and three washouts. Of the 24 which have been played, 13 went into the final day, 10 were completed in three days and one lasted two. The decrease in draws reflects South Africa's more aggressive attitude to cricket which is evident at Test level, especially since Graeme Smith's men claimed the No.1 ranking last year.
What it points to is that the level below international cricket is strong as South Africa continue to produce players ready to play Test cricket. "The depth of quality on the domestic circuit is huge," Toyana said. "If you look at the guys who play franchise cricket who make it to the national team and immediately perform, it is really impressive. Just look at Faf du Plessis who was magical in Australia."
Du Plessis is one example, Dean Elgar, who scored his maiden Test century against New Zealand in Port Elizabeth and Rory Kleinveldt, who replaced Vernon Philander twice due to injury, are two others. Bubbling under are Dolphins' paceman Kyle Abbott, Lions' allrounder Chris Morris and Warriors' offspinner Simon Harmer.
Kleinveldt has been made available for the Cobras match by South African team management, and will be a big boost to the team. They have had to replace batting allrounder Alistair Gray with Richard Levi after the former broke his arm and although Kleinveldt cannot make up for Gray's absence, the presence of a national team member is always regarded as a bonus.
Cobras are a team used to success and want more of it. "We need tunnel vision for the match against the Knights. Our focus is on winning the match, not on the cup," Justin Ontong, their captain said, while Adams added that his team need to produce "top-class cricket," to win the tournament.
For Lions, the approach is more measured. They have not won a first-class competition since the turn of the millennium in 1999-2000 and are pleased to have come this far. "It's been a great experience for me and the boys. They've responded well to my coaching style and I'm quite happy with where we are. It's a photo finish in the Sunfoil Series," Toyana said.
However, amid the back-slapping, Boeta Dippenaar, the former South Africa batsman and current commentator, sees cause for concern. "Is this an indication of a more attack-minded playing mentality and 'win at all costs' attitude within the four day game? Or is it an indication that the players are playing too much one-day cricket, with the effect that the need for patience in building an innings is no longer of importance," he asked.
"I also wonder whether wickets are being prepared for a true battle between bat and ball, or are they being purely prepared for an outright result."
As a possible answer to Dippenaar's questions is that this season there have only been seven scores of over 400, compared with 18 last season and 20 the season before. That could be an indication of conditions becoming more seamer-friendly across the board, especially as South Africa claim to house the best pace attack in the world and want to ensure they have adequate replacements. Or it could be a reflection of a wetter summer which has left surfaces under-prepared.
While the administrators and pundits ponder the reasons why South African cricket has become more cut-throat, the teams involved are looking for one more big push. "It's always been good to see the sides play competitive and winning cricket. It's exciting to not have had so many draws and it's improved this season. Our depth is good and the youngsters coming through are all really impressive," Toyana said. The Test team can only benefit from that.
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It has been a few days since the Indian squads for the World Twenty20 and the New Zealand Test series were picked, and I must say I have still not got over the selection of the Test side.
I was hoping the selectors would look at this pick as the first in a series of selections aimed towards the Indian tour to South Africa in November 2013. It's only on that tour that India can reclaim their lost aura as a Test team. Nothing that they do at home before that will help improve their image, if they then go on to have yet another disastrous tour overseas.
I believe after 80 years at the international level, with so many forces working in favour of Indian cricket, and also now that they are a former No. 1 Test team, India should look to set themselves the highest standards in world cricket. Which means they need to try hard to win at home but harder to win abroad. It is overseas that India lost their self-esteem as a Test team, and it's only there that they will find it back.
The ten Test matches at home before that South Africa tour provide the selectors the perfect opportunity to build a team that has the best chance to compete well overseas in the winter of 2013. All these opportunities at home should be given only to - particularly in the case of batsmen - players who can make the most of the chances and return the favour with good performances in South Africa.
I do not think, though, that this is how the selectors have thought, looking at the squad for the two Tests against New Zealand. I expect most batsmen who get an opportunity to get runs against New Zealand at home - or even, for that matter, against the likes of England and Australia at home. Test cricket at home for Indians, I have always believed, is grade two Test cricket; Test cricket in South Africa, England and Australia is grade one. The important question is, how many of these batsmen from grade two (who will most likely be in form at the end of the home run) can be expected to do well in grade one?
It's in this regard that India's opening batting combination should have been looked at more seriously. To go with Gautam Gambhir and Virender Sehwag as India's opening pair again in Tests in South Africa would be a gamble. After what happened in England and Australia, India just cannot afford to gamble overseas again with the same hand of cards.
If I were the chief selector, I would have had a chat with Sehwag, conveyed to him my intent to bat him down the order, and had Gambhir open with Ajinkya Rahane in the first Test against New Zealand. Sehwag on many occasions has made it clear that he would like to bat down the order in Tests at some point in his career; I think that time has come.
With the retirement of Rahul Dravid, Indian batting has lost a lot of solidity and experience. To go to South Africa heavy on youth will not be a good idea, and this is where Sachin Tendulkar becomes important, almost indispensable for India.
I am not aware of what kind of a dialogue there has been between Tendulkar and the selectors over the last few months, but I hope they have conveyed to him that India need him badly for the Test matches come that winter tour of South Africa, 2013.
Another call that the selectors had to make was regarding VVS Laxman. I think his average of 22.75 against England and 19.37 against Australia, with a good home series against West Indies in between, tells us something about Laxman. It was an issue the selectors needed to address.
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I still cringe thinking of how India missed a great chance to test Rohit Sharma or Rahane in the final Test, in Adelaide, early this year, when they had nothing at stake, with the series already lost. But they stuck to the same losing formula to get another losing result. Who knows what might have happened if they had done otherwise? Picking one of the youngsters was an exciting option, with some promise of long-term benefit, which India refused to take, going on to lose their eighth consecutive overseas Test.
Come winter 2013, Laxman will be 39. His fitness in Australia (the last time we saw him in action) and his performances there told us something. In comparison, I thought Tendulkar looked a lot fitter and more likely to get runs than Laxman in those conditions. If I had to back one of the two veterans going forward, it would be Tendulkar: he looks a lot fitter than Laxman does, despite the large difference in the number of years they have each played international cricket for. At home, fitness does not matter so much but in grade one Test cricket, as we have seen, it does, a lot.
Laxman will no doubt score runs at home with the kind of experience he has and some skills still intact, but in South Africa, more than a year older, he will once again be a gamble. Also, every opportunity given to him at this stage of his career, considering his recent form, is an opportunity denied to a young talent who might yield long-term returns.
The team selected does not hint at long-term vision, nor has the chairman said anything to suggest it. The selectors have done the convenient thing and simply picked a team for the two Tests against New Zealand, leaving cricketing fate to take its own course.
As chairman of selectors Krishnamachari Srikkanth picked some good squads during his tenure, although the selections of playing XIs was often hard to understand. I wonder how much of a say he had in those, but his last pick will perhaps determine the legacy he leaves behind as an India selector: a man who had a tendency to make popular selections.
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Lift and showers/rain associated with this wave will overspread the entire area early-mid Sunday morning. Glass && .SHORT TERM: (Through Late Tonight) Issued at 347 PM CST Sat Nov 22 2014 Scattered showers are already moving across the southern half the CWA this afternoon in an area of modest 925-850mb moisture convergence ahead of the trough currently over the southern High Plains. Expect rain to become more widespread late this afternoon into the early evening hours over the southern two thirds of the CWA as the showers currently over southwest Missouri continue to move northeast into the area. This is being forced by an area of stronger low level moisture convergence that the HRRR shows moving across the area between 22-03Z. While there will still continue to be scattered showers elsewhere behind this area through late evening, it still appears that better chances for more widespread rain will move in from the west after midnight. By that time, large scale ascent and moisture convergence will be increasing ahead of the aforementioned southern Plains trough that will be ejecting northeastward ahead of longwave trough. With clouds and warm air advection tonight, stayed with lows that were close to going temperatures and MOS guidance. Britt .LONG TERM: (Sunday through Next Saturday) Issued at 347 PM CST Sat Nov 22 2014 Rain and a few thunderstorms are expected on Sunday as a southern stream, negatively tilted shortwave moves from eastern TX northeastward into the TN and OH Valley regions, while a northern stream upper level trough/low moves slowly east southeastward through the northern Plains. The models were depicting upper level divergence over our area between a strong upper level jet streak across the southern Plains and a weaker upper level jet streak over the Great Lakes region. The models have some discrepencies as to the exact track of the deepening surface low, but at this time it appears that it will move northeastward through or just north of the STL area around 00z Monday. There will be ample instability for at least isolated thunderstorms on Sunday into Sunday evening, especially across southeast MO and southwest IL. Strong low level cold air advection can be expected Sunday night after the passage of the low and trailing cold front. The threat for precipitation will continue Sunday night as shortwaves rotate through our area south of the main upper level low/trough over the northern Plains. As the colder air filters southeastward into the region the rain may change over to light snow before ending late Sunday night/early Monday morning across portions of northeast and central MO as well as west central IL. Most of the precipitation will shift east of our forecast area by Monday, although there may be some lingering light snow or flurries mainly across west central IL. Much colder temperatures can be expected for Monday, with nearly steady temperatures, mainly in the middle 30s to lower 40s as the NAM and ECMWF models drop the -8 degree C 850 mb isotherm southward to STL. The GFS model is even colder and quicker bringing the colder air southeastward into our forecast area. An unseasonably cold period is expected through Tuesday night as a large amplitude positively tilted upper level trough moves eastward through the central US. The GFS and ECMWF models are still hinting at the possibility of a northwest flow shortwave and associated weak surface low to bring a quick shot of rain/snow to our area late Tuesday night and Wednesday. 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Little Aria asked to see one of her favorite classmates, Colin, on a playdate. Aria can be very detail-oriented and asked if we could prepare mini cupcakes for the occasion. To make the sweet treat a lot more playful for the children, I topped the cupcakes with icing and sugar cookie letters.
The cake part is made with mashed bananas and pumpkin and I used an alphabet cookie cutter set. Aria helped out all through the baking process and she loved it. Colin loved the cupcakes too, and I was amazed to see he knew his alphabet as well. Isn't it impressive at only the tender age of three? It was so precious to watch them have so much fun!
I'm planning to bake the same larger-version cupcakes on Thursday
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Risotto with Collard Greens
The temperature has been dropping in the Bay Area. As the morning mist cleared, I decided to prepare comfort food for Aria's lunch today. I made a decadent risotto flavored with smoked Gouda, a bit of red bell pepper and collard greens. You would pobably never have paired adjectives such as luscious or decadent with healthful collard greens but this rice dish fulfilled my goal.
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Our typical Thanksgiving starts with my husband Lulu watching the game, so we usually have a pre-Thanksgiving dinner with bite-sized portions before the Gargantuan feast. This year, Sunny will be back home from her college dorm and will be accompanied by her roomie, whose family lives on the East Coast. I'm sure serving appetizers to the two petite young ladies won't scare them away from our "real" Thanksgiving. I've listed a few appetizers I prepared over the years; I'm still not sure which ones will make it to the table in a few days. Happy planning!
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I made a regular butter crust, but I flavored it with green onions and sweet basil. I filled the mini tarts with creamed butternut squash. Then I balanced the texture with a lacy cheese topping by pan-frying slices of sharp Cheddar cheese. It was literally easy as pie.
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Updated: November 23, 2014 - Detailed Surf forecast for the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast:
Rewind: Windchop continued Sunday but was on the decline through the day. Some spots were super fun.
Cold front stallsaround the cape Monday night. Wind dies out and turns offshore Monday and Tuesday. South Florida goes flat but upcoast should have a real fun chest high clean peaky wave going. Dropping some Tuesday. Low pressure will form along the front in response to a short wave swinging through late Tuesday. This will finally crank the front through south Florida and give us a blast of NW winds, and a new refraction swell!
MONDAY: Small knee high or less for south Florida as the wind dies out. Upcoast wind turns offshore with still some east swell train rolling in. Waist to chest St. Lucie county northward, possible bigger space coast. Clean and peaky. should be real fun. Wind SSW 10-15kts. Time for a road trip!
TUESDAY: small to flat for south Florida wind SE 10-15kts. Still a clean waist high wave upcoast but dropping. Wind NE 10kts.
WEDNESDAY: Models delaying front now until the afternoon. Still a possibility something builds in through the afternoon but less likely now. Otherwise it'll start to pick up overnight. Wind West, then NW 20+kts.
TURKEYDAY: Clean for the dawn patrol waist-chest+ high with a strong offshore wind NW 20+kts. Wind turns side-onshore in the afternoon. Although there are indications it will only turn north, then back NW overnight.
FRIDAY: Looking now like another clean morning with wind still NW. Waist-chest range. Wind will quickly turn onshore mid morning and blow it out.
Long Range Surfcast: Wind stays up and turns more east over the weekend. Rideable windchop should last a couple days longer. Stay tuned!
The winter surf season:
A weak to moderate el nino, possibly a negative AO/NAO, along with some other factors I feel are going to lead us into a good winter for surf. Here's my preliminary forecast.
November-December: November looks good. Looks like some good opportunites for groundswell each week with windchop in between. Not bad! December might slow down, but I think the quality will be there with at least one good swell per week.
January-February: Turning much colder, with opportunities for solid groundswells/ refraction swells.
February we normally slow down with the number of swells but I think this year we will turn it on.
We'll really have to keep an eye on the NAO/AO all winter since that's the strongest driver in how much cold air gets down into Florida and if the lows that push them down will go out to sea or not.
Early look at the spring looks good for surf too!
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