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This class of drugs includes bethanechol (Duvoid, Urecholine). (Cholinergic refers to nerve cells or fibers that use a certain type of chemical to send signals within the body.) Cholinergic drugs are used when the bladder is not emptied completely following urination. This problem is known as residual urine in the bladder.
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The sequel to True Crime: Streets of LA swaps coasts but retains the good-cop/bad-cop duality that made the original a hit. As criminal-turned-cop Marcus Reed, you're out to find your mentor's murderer. Battle hordes of thugs while struggling against your own past. Roam across the Manhattan metropolis re-created with GPS accuracy. New depths of interactivity mean almost any object can be used as a weapon and every block is shaped by your law-enforcement tactics. You'll use multiple fighting styles and weapons - some police issued and some not even close to street legal - as you lay down the law or stray into its grey areas.
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One might think people who build a new home won't have any house projects for at least a few years. After all, everything should be new. That's not the case at all at my home, which was built just last year. This weekend we finished our third major house project of the year.
The first was the installation of a lawn and some landscaping around the home. We opted to wait until the spring after our home was constructed, because we were too busy last summer and fall to get to it.
The second was converting the spare bedroom into a baby's room. This project was necessary because of the unexpected but much appreciated baby we had this summer. The old saying about babies coming with new houses couldn't have been any more accurate in our case. This project included installing chair rail around the room, repainting it in baby friendly colors (take away your own meaning on whatever that might mean) and refinishing an old dresser to make it like new again.
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The Greene King IPA Championship resumes after a two-week break for the British & Irish Cup with a Friday night fixture between London Scottish and Rotherham Titans. Front-rowers Jamie Kilbane and Ted Stagg and outside backs Peter Homan and Mike Doneghan could all be in line to face their former club after moving to the Athletic Ground from the Titans in the summer. Centre P J Gidlow is another ex-Titan in the Scottish ranks.
Over the years these sides have played each other eight times, with Scottish winning five to Rotherham's three. Last season, the home side won on each occasion, although both matches were closely-fought affairs where the visiting side picked up the consolation of a losing bonus point.
Jersey against Plymouth Albion at St Peter is the first of three fixtures to take place on Saturday. Jersey will be looking for revenge after losing to Albion in the Greene King IPA Big Rugby Weekend double-header on the opening Sunday of the season at Sandy Park. Jersey appeared to be all set for victory after establishing an eight-point lead early in the second half only to concede four tries in the final 25 minutes to lose 41-27.
Jersey won home and away last season – the only time they managed the 'double' in their maiden Championship campaign. Ben Harvey's men won 16-14 in the corresponding fixture and 19-15 at Brickfields.
Half an hour later, Moseley and Leeds Carnegie do battle at Billesley Common – a venue where Leeds have never lost. Carnegie are currently on an 11-match winning run in the league against the Birmingham-based side, their last defeat coming at The Reddings on September 12, 1998. Moseley, though, did upset the odds to record a memorable 23-18 victory at Twickenham in the final of the 2009 EDF Energy Trophy.
The Kassam Stadium in Oxford stages a repeat of the 2012 Championship final between London Welsh and Cornish Pirates, kick-off 18:30. Almost eighteen months ago, Welsh claimed the title - and promotion to the Premiership – after beating Pirates on an aggregate score of 66-41 over the two legs.
Sunday's double-header includes a live game on Sky Sports 4 & Sky Sports 4HD between two sides yet to win in the league: Bedford Blues v Ealing Trailfinders. Bedford, though, will no doubt be buoyed by their British & Irish Cup win over Llanelli at the weekend, surprisingly their first win of any kind this term.
The remaining game of the weekend takes place at the Memorial Stadium between in-form Bristol and struggling Nottingham. Nottingham did the double over Bristol last season, including a record 63-7 victory at Meadow Lane and a 23-19 win down in the West Country. Of the 14 matches played since Bristol were demoted to this level four years ago, Bristol have won eight to Nottingham's five and there has been one draw.
Greene King IPA Championship round five fixtures
Friday October 26
London Scottish v Rotherham Titans, kick-off 19:30
Saturday October 27
Jersey v Plymouth Albion, kick-off14:30
Moseley v Leeds Carnegie, kick-off15.00
London Welsh v Cornish Pirates, kick-off 18:30
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Bedford Blues v Ealing Trailfinders, kick-off 15:15. Live on Sky Sports HD.
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Maumelle Hampton Inn Hosts $6.3 Million Sale (Real Deals)
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The sale of a 70-room Hampton Inn in Maumelle weighed in at $6.3 million.
Maumelle Hotel LLC, led by Narish and Manish Patel, acquired the 11920 Maumelle Blvd. project. The seller is WMHI LLC, led by Lisa Whitten.
The deal is funded with a five-year loan of $4.93 million from First Arkansas Bank & Trust of Jacksonville.
The 1.81-acre development previously was linked with an October 2009 mortgage of $5 million, a February 2011 mortgage of $200,000 and a May 2011 mortgage of $407,475 held by First Arkansas.
The location was purchased for $674,000 in October 2009 from JLB LLC, led by James and Lynda Bowers.
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Development of an office project in west Little Rock is in motion after a $1.93 million land deal.
Midcontinent Independent System Operator Inc. of Carmel, Ind., bought the 6.2-acre site at the southwest corner of Executive Center and Center View Drive from ISB Westlake LLC, led by Jim Irwin.
The land was acquired as part of a $30.4 million transaction in March 1999. The deal included the six-building WestLake Corporate Center (formerly known as the Koger Center).
The seller was Koala Little Rock Realty Holding Co., an affiliate of J.P. Morgan Investment Management Inc.
Storage Recovery
A 60,275-SF mini-storage project in south Little Rock changed hands after a $1.35 million foreclosure sale.
Wood Stone Little Rock LLC of Mount Kisco, N.Y., recovered the 6100 Leon Circle project from U-Store It Storage Solutions LLC of Tarzana, Calif.
The 3.3-acre development previously was tied to a December 2006 mortgage of $1.92 million originated by Column Financial Inc. of New York.
U-Store It Storage Solutions purchased the property for $2.4 million more than seven years ago from U-Storit Inc., led by Bill Humble.
Office Transaction I
A 7,605-SF medical office building in west Little Rock tipped the scales at $1.2 million.
South Central Management Services LLC, led by Jett Harris, acquired the 600 Autumn Road project from Drs. Rob L. & Angela H. Barrow LLC.
The deal is financed with a 20-year loan of $960,000 and a one-year loan of $300,000 from First Western Bank of Booneville.
The 1.07-acre development previously was linked with a June 2011 mortgage of $850,000 and a June 2012 mortgage of $40,000 held by IberiaBank of Lafayette, La.
The Barrows bought the site for $306,000 ($7 per SF) in May 2002 from Commercial Net Realty Inc., a real estate investment trust based in Orlando, Fla.
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|White Oak Apartments
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|White Oak Apartments LLC, North Little Rock
|Forest Place Apartments Renovation
|1421 N. University Ave., Little Rock
|Bear Claw Construction Management LLC, Kansas City, Mo.
|Pleasant Ridge North
|11400 Cantrell Road, Little Rock
|Bailey Construction & Consulting LLC, Little Rock
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|215 E. Markham St., Little Rock,
|Clark Contractors LLC, Little Rock
|Office Remodeling
|11025 Anderson Drive, Little Rock
|VCC LLC, Little Rock
Office Transaction II
A 5,944-SF office building in west Little Rock is under new ownership after an $835,000 transaction.
Pinnacle Management Group LLC, led by Peter Biagioni, purchased the 6321 Ranch Drive project. The seller is Simpson & Associates LLC, led by Dewayne Simpson.
The deal is backed with a $792,000 loan from Little Rock's One Bank & Trust. The 0.63-acre development previously was tied to a December 2011 mortgage of $562,497 held by BancorpSouth Bank of Tupelo, Miss.
The location was acquired for $153,000 in January 2004 from Ranch Properties Inc., led by Ed Willis.
Gator Acquisition
An amusement destination in southwest Little Rock rang up a $290,000 sale.
MHH Properties LLC, led by Marcia H. Hall, bought the Gator Park project at 11411 W. Baseline Road. The seller is National Property Holdings LLC, led by Michael Love and Erick Stock.
The deal is funded with a $1.29 million loan from Delta Trust & Bank of Little Rock.
The 7.2-acre development previously helped secure a June 2011 mortgage of $280,000 held by First Security Bank of Searcy.
National Property Holdings purchased the property more than two years ago as part of a $313,000 deal with BancorpSouth Bank.
PV Residence
A 5,328-SF home in west Little Rock's Pleasant Valley neighborhood drew a $900,000 transaction.
Greg and Shannon Ardoin acquired the house from One Bank & Trust.
The deal is financed with a 15-year loan of $600,000 from Arvest Bank of Fayetteville.
Hunter Stuart forfeited the property to One Bank in August 2013 to settle alleged loan fraud claims related to a March 2009 mortgage of $360,000 held by the bank.
That loan was orchestrated by Stuart's father, the late Layton "Scooter" Stuart, CEO of One Bank at the time.
The elder Stuart allegedly used other One Bank funds to redevelop the residential property.
Club House
A 3,788-SF home near the Country Club of Little Rock sold for $650,000.
Rodney Thomason purchased the house from Lee and Kristina Raley. The deal is backed with a 30-year loan of $350,000 from Simmons First National Bank of Pine Bluff.
The residence previously was linked with a June 2012 mortgage of $524,000 held by Little Rock's IberiaBank Mortgage Co.
The Raleys acquired the property for $600,000 in April 2009 from Aaron and Cynthia Salisbury.
Heights House
A 3,100-SF home in the Heights area of Little Rock changed hands in a $560,000 transaction.
Michael and Mary Bourns bought the house from Duda Properties LLC, led by Ralph Duda II.
The deal is funded with a 15-year loan of $417,000 from Bank of Little Rock Mortgage Corp.
The residence previously was tied to a December 2012 mortgage of $380,000 held by BancorpSouth Bank.
Duda purchased the property to redevelop in a $146,000 deal with Debra Branch 14 months ago.
Parkland Financing
A mix of homes and undeveloped home sites in west Little Rock is backing a $2.47 million funding agreement.
Parkland Heights Ranch Properties LLC, led by Shabhir Dharamsey, obtained the two-year loan from Simmons First National Bank.
The 12 properties along 5-29 Farrah Lane previously helped secure a July 2006 mortgage of $5 million, a June 2011 mortgage of $398,300, December 2011 and March 2012 mortgages of $408,000 and a June 2013 mortgage of $371,000, all held by Little Rock's Bank of the Ozarks.
The land was bought in April 2006 as part of a $2.4 million deal with Ranch Properties Inc., led by Ed Willis.


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Thanks to my colleague, Mary Jo Koranda, for pointing me to a service called inumbr, which provides you with a free, auto-expiring anonymous phone number that forwards incoming calls to your home or mobile phone. Callers do not see your home or mobile numbers.
I tried it out this morning and it worked as advertised. You have to tell it what area code you want for your anonymous number (the closest is Chicago area), then tell it how long you want the number to last (hour, day, week), and finally enter your real phone number.
After you hit submit, you'll get a new screen with your new anonymous number. It will be a phone number with an extension.
To test out the system, I registered my office phone for the anonymous number. Then I called the anonymous number with my cell phone. The service did indeed ring my office number but there was a message that said that I'd reached the number through the numbr service.
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According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which issues hunting statistics every five years, in 2006 Women made up about 9 percent (or 1.2 million) of the 12.5 million hunters in the U.S., showing a slight increase over 2001.
The report also noted that 304,000 girls ages 6 to 15 hunted from 2001 through 2006, a 50 percent increase over the period 1991 through 1996.
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Tidy Tips: How to Fold Bags to Save Space
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Good tip! I like to save those ziploc cardboard boxes when they get empty, and then use one to stuff plastic bags in... but your tip is much neater! :)ReplyDelete
p.s. I'm linking to this post at Dollar Store Crafts: http://dollarstorecrafts.com/2010/09/organization-tip-how-to-fold-plastic-grocery-bags/ReplyDelete
I love this idea! I reuse those bags for so many things so we do get them when we go to the store. I'm actually excited to get them today and try it! =) Thanks!ReplyDelete
i think i'll be sitting on the kitchen floor this weekend folding bags!ReplyDelete
I live in Thailand and this is a common practice here for keeping/recycling bags-- our maid does it, but I never figured out how until now! Awesome.ReplyDelete
I like to roll them instead. I'll fold to make the long strip. But instead of making the little triangle folds, I 'll roll it up. When I have about 2" left to roll up, I'll add another bag and keep on rolling. I'll do this until I have about a dozen bags in a tiddy roll. This then goes into the diaper bag.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great tip!ReplyDelete
Love this! Just finished folding my bagsReplyDelete
Thanks for this great tip. I've spent tonight with my 10 year old doing origami with our plastic bag collection in front of the TV - watching The Simpsons!ReplyDelete
I've blogged about it here:
I like to fold mine in thirds. Flatten, fold lengthwise in thirds, fold again into thirds (folding the side with the handles first and then the bottom over the handles). It will fit perfectly into a standard shoe box.ReplyDelete
What a great idea. I was just sad to see the Walmart bag. You can learn about some of Walmart's practices here http://walmartwatch.com/ReplyDelete
When I saw this tip I had to grab a plastic bag (just went to the store) and folded it. Great tip and kinda fun too!ReplyDelete
I just did this with all our plastic bags and it seriously saved so much space! Thank you for posting this. It's actually going to be one of the first posts on my new blog and I will link back to this post.ReplyDelete
Now if I could just figure out how to neatly organize all the paper bags maybe the "bag cabinet" wouldn't be so scary anymore.
Brilliant. I'm soooo doing this. And it's a craft my bad-crafty-self can actually do.ReplyDelete
I just gave you props for sharing thins. Thanks so much! I keep 4 of them in my bathroom trash cans under the current bag/liner.ReplyDelete
Wow! What a brilliant idea of disposing plastic bags.ReplyDelete
It's very helpful for everyone of use here.
Fabulous! I found this on Pinterest!!!!ReplyDelete
LOVE THIS! I went from a scary-full cabinet stuffed with plastic sacks to 4 small-ish containers of neatly folded bags. I now have an entire cabinet to store/organize something else. Thank you for sharing this very helpful information. I will be blogging about this accomplishment and what else it inspired this coming week. Thanks again and God bless!ReplyDelete
I cut the top off of a gallon milk jug and stuff the bags into it. Keeps them containerized and easy to reuse. Also, a "tube" of fabric - open at both ends but with a loop hangar at one end and elastic at the other, can keep them neat but easy to use.ReplyDelete
Great idea!ReplyDelete
I keep my folded bags in empty kleenex boxes, & label the boxes "regular " (for grocery bag size); "small" (ie: vegetable size bags); "Large" (oversize bags).ReplyDelete
I am not a fan of plastic bags, not only are they not good for the ... ispacebags.blogspot.comReplyDelete


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Sleep aids can cause severe acid reflux
Q: I have been taking Ambien for years, and in the past several months I have been using it nightly.
I started having problems with reflux, which I attributed to aging and stress. Last week, the problem became so severe, my esophagus felt like I had eaten ground glass.
I took anything I could to try to relieve the pain. Then I read in your column that Ambien could cause trouble with heartburn. I stopped taking it, and within less than a week the pain has diminished. Today I have no reflux at all, which is wonderful, but I am feeling somewhat sleep-deprived. What can you recommend to help me sleep without this medication?
A: Serious heartburn is a common but often unrecognized side effect of sleeping pills like zolpidem (Ambien) and temazepam (Restoril). That was one of the surprising findings from a recent study, which also linked sleeping pill use to increased mortality (BMJ Open, Feb. 27, 2012).
Discontinuing a sleeping pill suddenly can cause rebound insomnia. Gradual withdrawal is usually recommended. Alternative approaches such as magnesium, melatonin, hops or valerian may be helpful while your body is adjusting. Other possibilities, such as an acupressure wristband, lavender scent for the pillow or a hot bath before bed, also might help you get to sleep.
Q: A little while back, a person wrote that after a few months the bar of Ivory soap under the bottom sheet no longer worked for nighttime leg cramps and had to be replaced.
We have been using Ivory soap in the bed ever since reading about it in your column. I've noticed the same thing and have accumulated several used bars.
I recently decided to try something. I took a sharp knife and scraped both sides of the bar until it was bright white again. It is working again, and I didn't have to buy new soap.
A: Others have told us that shaving their soap renews its ability to prevent leg cramps. Remember, though, there is no waste. You can always use old bars in the shower.
Q: My 17-year-old granddaughter has a problem with smelly feet. My son had the same problem at that age. Do you have any home remedies to recommend?
A: Readers have shared lots of home remedies for foot odor. Here is one: "Years ago, my stepson, age 15, had such stinky feet that even he couldn't stand them. His aunt came to visit, and when the boy came home, his mom said, 'Don't take those shoes off in here!' The aunt asked why, and his mom explained we couldn't stand the odor. The aunt reminded her of the old rhyme — zinc for stink.
"We bought a bottle of zinc pills. A whole tablet made him sick to his stomach, so we cut the pills in half. After a month, his feet no longer smelled, and he didn't need the zinc anymore."
Other people have found that soaking feet in a baking soda, diluted vinegar, Epsom salts or strong tea solution can be helpful.
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Bryan Clay landed in Edinburgh Thursday morning and wasted no time kicking of his Team USA: Britain Bound adventure. From the airport in the capital city, Clay traveled straight to Edinburgh Castle, the centuries-old landmark that sits high above the city.
The Beijing 2008 Olympic Gold Medal winner took a guided tour of the castle, learning both the history of the structure, the people who lived and visited, and the city below.
Following the Clay watched his tour partner, Jeremy Campbell jump in the ring at The Edinburgh Boxing Academy before the pair headed back to rest up ahead of a very busy day two.
Today I visited the Edinburgh Castle. It was a great tour, so much history to soak in. It was a neat way to see the city for the first time, and even though I was able to see a lot from the car on the way here, I am excited to tour Edinburgh and see it up close.
I was surprised by the age of the castle. It's amazing to think about how far the structure dates back and how much has occurred on the site.
I am really looking forward to this Team USA: Britain Bound trip. We are here for a week and this itinerary looks great. Can't wait to see and experience it all.
On arrival in Edinburgh, the Capital City of Scotland, Bryan met up with fellow Team USA athlete, Jeremy Campbell, Paralympic pentathlon and discus champion. They set off to explore Edinburgh's biggest landmark: Edinburgh CastleEdinburgh Castle. Perched on an extinct volcano, this instantly recognizable fortress is a powerful national symbol and part of the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh's World Heritage Site. Human habitation of this site is dated back to 9th century BC.
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Tamp & Tap, the popular Downtown restaurant and coffee shop, has applied for a building permit for its East Memphis location.
Tamp & Tap applied for a $244,494 building permit through the Office of Construction Code Enforcement for its location at 6070 Poplar Ave. inside Highwoods Properties Inc.'s Triad Centre III office building in East Memphis.
After a year-long study of different options, audit, tax and advisory firm KPMG has made its move from Downtown to East Memphis official with its announcement today of the signing of a 10-year 3-month lease at Highwoods Properties' Triad Centre III at 6070 Poplar Ave.
Memphis' oldest continuously practicing law firm is expanding its presence in Triad III.
Apperson Crump PLC added 2,037 square feet to its seventh floor space in a vacant adjacent area between Silverleafe Capital Partners LLC.
Scott Stafford, president and CEO of Evolve Bank and Trust, said his bank is forecasting a strong second half of the year, and it's not hard to see where that optimism comes from.
The 97-year-old Memphis law firm of Borod & Kramer PLC is closing its doors.
The firm will leave its Downtown office in Brinkley Plaza and move its attorneys and staff to 6070 Poplar Ave., where they'll become part of Apperson Crump PLC.
Marty Ferguson has joined Evolve Bank & Trust as CEO of the bank's Small Business Administration Division.
Despite hard times, local commercial real estate firms were able to ink plenty of deals in the past 12 months.
Memphis' industrial leasing activity kicked off in January when Buena Park, Calif.-based Pacific Logistics Corp. signed a 60,000-square-foot lease in ProLogis Park DeSoto for its first Memphis-area location.
Highwoods Properties Inc. is about two weeks away from completing more than $1 million in parking lot renovations and building improvements at the East Memphis office complex Triad Centre, bringing its three developments into a cohesive, campus-style environment.
Evolve Bank & Trust is preparing to move into a new branch location next month at 6070 Poplar Ave. in the Triad Centre III office building.
Plans for $20 million worth of tenant improvements are coming right along at One Commerce Square.
Commercial Advisors LLC held a tenant meeting and appreciation lunch Thursday, Aug. 11 in the historic bank lobby, 40 S. Main St. The event was led by Gary Prosterman, president and CEO of Development Services Group and one of the partners in Memphis Commerce Square Partners LLC, the new ownership group of One Commerce.
Highwoods Properties Inc.'s second-quarter funds from operations was $45.8 million – down from $48.7 million during the same period last year – the company announced Thursday, July 28, in its second-quarter earnings conference call.
Plans for a new Dollar General store in the city's North submarket are under way. Ware Properties LLC purchased 9,100 square feet of vacant land at 3433 Jackson Ave. from Hector Tejeda in May for $140,000, according to the Shelby County Register of Deeds. The Shelby County Assessor of Property's 2011 appraisal of the parcel was $109,200.
Highwoods Properties Inc. will be presented Monday, June 6, with the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold plaque for Memphis' first multi-tenant LEED-certified building, Triad Center III, 6070 Poplar Ave.
These days, there's a lot that's new at the city's oldest continuously operating law firm.
Developments within the past few weeks at Apperson Crump, a venerable firm founded the same year the U.S. Civil War ended, include new attorney hires, the acquisition of another law firm and the development of an affiliation for referral work with yet another firm.
Apperson Crump PLC – the oldest continuously operating law firm in Memphis – has announced its acquisition of Smith-Kimbrough & Associates PC.
Cecil Smith, founder of Smith-Kimbrough & Associates, will become a partner at Apperson Crump, and in turn, Apperson Crump will inherit Smith-Kimbrough's offices in Nashville and Oxford, Miss.
The lease that sent Glankler Brown PLLC from Downtown to East Memphis was one of the most significant commercial real estate deals inked all year, even in a city known for its abundance of large industrial transactions.
A managing partner of Apperson Crump & Maxwell PLC has left the law firm to start his own firm.
Robert L. Dinkelspiel opened Dinkelspiel, Rasmussen & Mink Monday at 1669 Kirby Parkway. His partners are Robin H. Rasmussen and M. Wayne Mink Jr., both of whom worked at Apperson Crump.
Two Memphis law firms are planning to merge their practices effective Friday.
Apperson, Crump & Maxwell PLC and Gary K. Smith & Associates PLLC announced last week their plans to merge their practices and relocate the Smith firm from Peabody Place to Apperson Crump offices at 6000 Poplar Ave.
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JERUSALEM. More than 150 Israeli archaeologists and historians have petitioned the Israeli parliament to vote down an amendment to a bill that would privatise national parks, including archaeological and historic sites. The petition, delivered to the culture and environment ministers, charges that the changes to law, if passed, would fuel political interests, hurt minority communities and undermine unbiased scientific research. "We demand that the government not change the laws... and instead strengthens academic freedom and heritage without sectarian preference," it says. The Union for Environmental Defence and The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel have also opposed the amendment.
The bill, to be voted on in October, was proposed following protests against the management of City of David, one of Israel's most popular, albeit politically charged, archaeological parks, sponsored and managed by a private foundation. Based on the writings of Roman historian Flavius Josephus and in the Bible, archaeologists have been searching since the 19th century for clues to ancient Jerusalem in the Silwan neighbourhood, just south of the Old City. They named the site City of David based on biblical descriptions; the water source in biblical texts was called Shiloah in Hebrew, or Silwan in Arabic. The first excavations, run by late Ottoman-rule archaeologists, discovered that Jerusalem was first developed there as far back as the 18th century BC by the Canaanites. Archaeologists have since found complicated strata from more than a dozen periods and evidence of settlement by as many civilisations. By the early 20th century, the inhabitants were primarily Muslim, living peacefully with around 100 Yemenite Jewish families. Today, Silwan/City of David is a powder-keg, sometimes referred to as being symbolic of the local conflict. More than 35,000 inhabitants of the disputed east Jerusalem neighbourhood, primarily poor Arab residents, live amid the wealthy archaeological park. The privately owned Elad Foundation, which manages the site, has invested millions of dollars to fund Israel Antiquities Authority digs and run tours and archaeological exhibitions that particularly focus on showing Jewish and biblical history from the Judean and Israeli periods of settlement.Archaeology professor Raphael Greenberg of Tel Aviv University, who dug at the site in previous years, says that there is Palestinian, Jewish and other history in the ground, and Palestinian and Jewish rights above ground, and that recognition of this by both sides is fundamental to any reconciliation. "In the meantime," he says, "as long as Israel controls Silwan, it must restrain itself as well as those groups who would use a one-dimensional view of the past in order to further the rhetoric of disenfranchisement and displacement of Palestinians in the present."Elad's mandate beyond archaeology, which includes "revitalising" Jewish settlement at City of David , has also led to its acquisition of dozens of homes for Jewish families. Occasional clashes with the new Jewish residents and their armed guards has resulted in arrests of Palestinian protestors and the fatal shooting last year of a teenaged Palestinian resident. The village authorities also maintain that a main street and several homes have suffered damage from the underground tunnelling, and that plans to demolish homes and massive traffic jams because of more than 300,000 tourists a year are the results of city planning that favour the tourist site over the residents.Israel has always given permission to independent registered academies, such as institutes of archaeology at international universities, to dig, analyse artefacts, and publish their results, with a licence from the Israeli Antiquities Authority (IAA) or National Parks Association. Independent development companies have also managed historic sites, as at Caesaria. But Elad is the first private organisation in Israel to fund and oversee an antiquities site inside a crowded residential Arab neighbourhood, while also pursuing an ideological mandate to settle Jewish residents there as part of connecting to and promoting a particular historic era. Archaeologists charge that the IAA permits this because they need funding from Elad and the bill, if passed, will formalise the arrangement. "This is the most outrageous case of a political group running an archaeological site and a case study for archaeology in conflict with communities," says archaeologist Yonatan Mizrahi, who left the IAA to found Emek Shaveh, the alternative archaeology organisation that sponsored the petition. "When you bring heritage sites to political organisations you give them political power—archaeologists should be open-minded about which layers to preserve and show to the public and what kind of co-operation to have with the surrounding public," he says.A number of Israeli civil rights organisations, including Rabbis for Human Rights, Peace Now, Ir Amim and the Association for Civil Rights in Israel, have also protested against Elad. Elad dismisses the criticism of it as biased, arguing that during a three-hour tour, it is not possible to represent all periods, and "like in every other site around the world, the primary periods were chosen… while Jerusalem has been inhabited by many different peoples, the time in which Jerusalem became a centre of life for the people in the area was during the Canaanite and Israelite periods (1850BC-70AD)," said Doron Spielman, Elad's senior director. He also said that charges that Elad has a political agenda are "an attempt to undermine archaeological findings and give support to unsubstantiated claims that the Jewish people are newcomers to this area".Elad has hired workers from Silwan, in what it calls efforts towards good relationships, but Spielman says that "radical elements… parading under the guise of human rights" coerced 100 local Arab workers to quit. The IAA declined to comment.Archaeologists here have often debated the role of nationalism and religion in archaeology. In the early years of the state, most local archaeologists were primarily interested in proving biblical narratives and searching for Jewish roots. Religious communities objected to the digging of areas that had human remains and, after years of conflict over the approach to burial grounds and religious law, Israel's attorney-general declared in 1997—in contrast to antiquities authorities worldwide—that bones are not antiquities and must be turned over to religious authorities for proper burial. In the past decade, the head of the IAA, Benjamin Kedar, acknowledged that Israel did not have enough archaeologists who were experts in the Islamic periods and tried to reinvigorate the academies to broaden their fields of study. Now, as petitions from archaeologists, environmentalists and human rights groups seek to kill the privatisation bill, archaeologists are also opposing a proposed amendment to the Israeli Antiquities Authority law that would allow the appointment of an IAA chair of the board of directors who is not a member of the National Academy of Sciences. The heads of four of the five major archaeology departments at universities—Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv University, Haifa University and Ben Gurion University in the Negev—also sent a letter of opposition to the culture minister, Limor Livnat, against the amendment. Livnat has said that all qualified candidates should be eligible to head the IAA board of directors, as Kedar stands to step down. But the private archaeologists argue that a chair selected by the Academy of Science will be more scientifically independent and not answerable to the politics of the minister who appointed them.
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PRESENT: Ms. Deb Casey, Mr. William McDevitt, Mr.
Also present: Mr. James Pitts, Town Administrator, members of the press and general public.
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Chairperson Casey opened the meeting at approximately 6:30 pm.
March 27, 2001
MOTION: (McDevitt/Bergeron) To accept the minutes of the March 27, 2001Board meeting as amended.
VOTE: (3 - 0 - 0 The motion carries.
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Jim Greenwood, Cable TV Coordinator, Adelphia Cable update
Mr. Jim Greenwood appeared before the Selectmen and explained that the Town was still negotiating with Adelphia as to the renewal of the current franchise contract, which would be expiring
Ms. Casey asked when CTAC anticipated obtaining a date for upgrading the system. She felt the longer the wait, the more difficult it would be to go outside of Adelphia. Mr. Greenwood said at this point, Adelphia owned the cable plant in Pelham and if another company were to come into Pelham, they would have to build their own infrastructure. Ms. Casey was concerned that there would be no options left, if negotiations continued and ended up being unacceptable. Mr. Greenwood said when the transfer agreement was made it was bilateral and they were to provide two-way cable within five years (ending August, 2004). Ms. Casey asked if there would be a penalty if Adelphia failed to meet the date. Mr. Greenwood said if needed they would extend the date, but would add a penalty. Ms. Casey had heard that Pelham was paying a higher rate than
Mr. Lynde arrived.
Mr. McDevitt asked if there were alternatives to Adelphia. Mr. Greenwood said that they would explore other providers, but if competition were to come to Town, they would need their own plant.
Mr. Pitts explained there were two ways for other providers 1) over wire the Town and 2) void franchise contract based on poor performance, but that action would need legal cause.
Ms. Charlene Takesian explained that CTAC had the same frustrations with the negotiation as the residents, but they were making an attempt to have additional cable companies come into Town.
Mr. Greenwood pointed out that if subscribers were having any problems, they should call Adelphia, so they would be aware of the problem and correct it. Mr. McDevitt asked what people could do if Adelphia was unable to correct the problem. Mr. Greenwood said they should call the Cable Department at 635-8645. Mr. McDevitt asked if there was a way of tracking the number of people ordering cable. Mr. Greenwood said currently the number was flat lining. Ms. Takesian said a report was received each month with provided the service record. Mr. Greenwood said copies of the report would be provided to the Selectmen each month.
Mr. Lynde asked if the Town had been approached by other companies. Mr. Greenwood said not to his knowledge. Ms. Casey asked if there were any companies out of
Ms. Casey asked when the Selectmen would be appraised of the points of the contract, so possible recommendations could be made. Mr. Greenwood said hopefully within the next month and would provide a memo.
Mr. Pitts said the most critical points would be 1) the number of people which attended the public hearing, 2) what type of complaints they voiced, and 3) if the complaints supported the contingent that the franchise agreement was not lived up to. He stressed the most important thing was to have people with complaints voice their opinions. It was discussed what type of correspondence would be considered ascertainment (i.e. e-mail).
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Mr. Bruce Mason, Solid Waste Facility Superintendent appeared before the Selectmen to discuss the proposed signs for the Solid Waste Facility. He handed out drawn examples of the proposed signs and read through the types of information that would be contained on them.
Ms. Casey asked if there would be new signs for plastics, cans and newspapers. Mr. Mason said the signs they had were relatively new and took in all the pertinent information. Ms. Casey confirmed that Mr. Mason was aware that the money was in the Warrant Article which passed. He answered yes.
Mr. McDevitt said he liked the layouts, but suggested to delete the reference to the RSA and replace with 'per state law'. He also suggested the addition of construction debris onto the signs which state what is prohibited.
There was a brief discussion regarding whom to purchase the signs from and it was decided to have Hammar & Sons create the signs.
Mr. Mason discussed propane tanks. He said NRRA would be removing the existing tanks at the site shortly, but once they were removed, the Town would be charged between $3 - $5 for removal. He had a discussion with Pelham Fuel who said they would remove the valves from tanks (for a fee) for people who brought them in. At which point either the person, or Pelham Fuel would bring the empty, valve less tank to the Solid Waste Facility for steel recycling. He said the facility would receive the revenue for the steel.
Ms. Casey asked if the recommendation was to either 1) charge people the additional money to remove the valve, 2) have people remove the valve before bringing to the Facility, 3) not charge and the Town would pick up the charge for valve removal. Mr. Mason suggested having a straight $5 fee for whichever size tank was brought in. He also discussed the issue of propane being left in the tanks, and would rather not have the liability.
Mr. McDevitt felt that propane tanks were a community waste problem and felt that the employees of the Facility should be trained in removing the valves. He was concerned if the tanks weren't accepted at the Facility that they would be discarded in other areas (such as bulky furniture). Ms. Casey said that the new mandated valve for grill style propane tanks would take effect April, 2002. She believed that more and more tanks would be left off, therefore, she agreed that accepting tanks at the Facility should be considered. Mr. Mason discussed the dangers of removing the valves from the tanks. He felt either the gas company or a vendor through NRRA should handle the disposal of the tanks. Mr. McDevitt discussed the possibility of training the employees of the Facility. He felt there should be more thought before a decision was made. He also wanted to review the training requirements. Mr. Mason said there were no standards, but would call NRRA for additional information. Ms. Casey also wanted to know how many tanks were currently being brought in. Mr. Mason said they were coming in randomly. Mr. Bergeron believed that in April, 2002 would be the critical time for having a disposal plan. Ms. Casey said after the group of tanks that were currently at the Facility was removed that NRRA would then charge if they came to remove another group. Mr. Bergeron was concerned with the liability issues.
Mr. McDevitt asked if there was a service to remove the gas. Mr. Mason said that NRRA would be providing that type of service for a fee.
Fire Chief David Fisher said that propane was a dangerous product that needed to be handled properly. He believed that if the rules were too stringent, there would be some roadside debris, which in itself would be a danger and a haz mat team would need to be called in to remove it.
Mr. Lynde inquired how the gas would be handled if the valves were to be removed at the Facility. He felt that paying NRRA might be the best alternative. Mr. Mason also felt the best way to handle would be to have NRRA (or an alternate company) be responsible to remove and have the Facility set up a fee structure. He said he would not recommend that the employees handle the tanks.
Ms. Casey reiterated that more information would be needed on training, tools and number of units per week. She asked if belonging to NRRA was beneficial. Mr. Mason said it was currently in his budget and felt that staying with them during this situation would be a good idea.
Mr. Lynde asked when the transfer station would be open. Mr. Mason said there were a few details to be taken care of, but believed that it should be on-line approximately April 17, 2001.
Ron Bourque, Interview for Conservation Commission position
Mr. Ron Bourque, 7 Radcliffe Drive appeared before the Selectmen for consideration to hold a position on the Conservation Commission.
Mr. McDevitt asked why he was interested. Mr. Bourque said he had always been interested in the concept of Conservation and would like to be a part of how it was approached in Town.
Mr. Lynde said there were a number of tough properties being reviewed and wanted to know how he would react if a developer decided to not listen to the recommendations of Conservation. Mr. Bourque said since Conservation was advisory, they should listen to what the developer had to say and believed that procedures were in place if a developer didn't want to listen to recommendations. Mr. Lynde said the only time there would be a yea or neigh was when a wetlands crossing or dredge and fill were needed. Mr. Lynde asked how he felt regarding preserving open space versus wetlands. Mr. Bourque believed in preservation and felt that the crucial point was how it was done. He felt that whichever could be preserved first should be done first.
Mr. Bergeron reviewed Mr. Bourques application and asked him to discuss his reasons for being a member of Conservation. Mr. Bourque said he would like to be an active part of discussions and be able to hear opinions as well as provide one of his own.
Ms. Casey asked what changes he might be looking to make if appointed. She also asked if the Wetlands Ordinance was what prompted him to seek appointment. Mr. Bourque answered yes. He was shocked at the failure. He felt people understood the proposal, but didn't agree with the method being offered in the ordinance for preservation. He said alternatives to preservation should be reviewed. Mr. McDevitt felt that people voted in response to the mailing. Mr. Bourque added that the vote showed that people were concerned with preservation, and believed that the issue would be to find out how people would like to preserve. Mr. Lynde said that he hadn't seen a clear example for the ordinance until a recent site walk for the Planning Board in which a cul-de-sac would come within 50' from prime wetland.
MOTION: (McDevitt/Bergeron) To appoint Ron Bourque to the Conservation Commission for a three-year term.
VOTE: (4 - 0 - 0) The motion carries.
Mr. Pitts, being a Justice of the Peace, swore Mr. Bourque in as a member of the Conservation Commission.
Fire Chief David Fisher, Burning Permit update
Fire Chief Fisher read aloud a posting regarding outside burning which appeared in the Salem Observer, the Stateline paper and PTV Bulletin Board. He then discussed what type of items could be burned and informed that permits and an information sheet could be obtained at the Fire Department. He said the permits were issued through the state and are not governed by the Town. Chief Fisher informed that people caught burning without permits the first time usually received warnings, if caught a second time, they would be fined and if caught a third time they would be prosecuted in court. He explained that weather was also factor the department reviewed.
Mr. Lynde confirmed that outdoor burning of trash was not allowed. Chief Fisher answered yes. Mr. Lynde said a bill had passed which bans outdoor burning of trash due to the dioxide emissions. Chief Fisher said Pelham had passed that ordinance a few years ago.
Mr. Pitts suggested that the Town review the possibility of a compost pile at the Transfer Station as other towns have implemented.
Ms. Casey reminded the public that off-road vehicles were not permitted in the Town Parks. She said it was illegal and people would be issued a summons.
Consideration of proposed Town investment policy
Mr. Pitts said the discussion had been postponed until the RSA's were reviewed. He summarized by informing that the Town Treasurer was the custodian of the money belonging to the Town and pays out by order of the Selectmen. He said that at least yearly, the Selectmen were to review an adopt an investment policy for the investment of public funds. He said with regard to Capital Reserve Funds, at least yearly the Governing Body of the Town (the Selectmen) shall review and adopt an investment fund. He also included information regarding the Trustees of the Trust Funds which stated that the Trustees shall formally adopt an investment policy for all investments made by them or their agents and shall be reviewed at least annually.
Mr. Pitts informed that references to the Governing Body were the Selectmen, and Legislative Body was Town meeting.
Mr. Lynde, after reviewing the RSA, believed that the investment policy for the Trust Funds would have to be consistent with the investment policy in accordance with RSA 35:9. Mr. Pitts said legal may have to review, but believed that the Trustees would have to follow the investment policy for Capital Reserve Funds. Mr. Lynde said his point was that a similar policy to the Treasurer should be implemented for the Trustees.
Ms. Casey believed that the Trustees needed to form their own investment policy. Mr. Lynde agreed but also felt that the policy should be run by the Selectmen. Ms. Casey disagreed and said the policies should be consistent, not exact. Mr. Lynde felt that under 35:9 (Capital Reserve Funds) as a minimum the Capital Reserve Funds policy should be reviewed by the Selectmen. Ms. Casey said there was no question with RSA 35:9, but believed there was still a question regarding trust funds. Mr. Lynde agreed there was a question regarding trust funds.
Mr. McDevitt believed that the RSA's were clear that the Selectmen review and adopt a policy for Capital Reserve Funds, but for Trust Funds, the Trustees of the Trust Fund were required to adopt a policy on their own. Ms. Casey said a copy of 35:9 should be sent to the Trustees and ask that when the Trustees have adopted a policy the Selectmen could review and ensure that it was consistent with the Treasurer's policy.
MOTION: (McDevitt/Lynde) To adopt the 01-02 investment policy.
VOTE: (4 - 0 - 0) The motion carries.
Mr. Lynde suggested that the Selectmen arrange an appointment with the Town Treasurer before June 30, 2001 to review the policy.
Ms. Casey asked if anyone objected to sending a letter to the Trustees of the Trust Funds indicated copies of RSA 31:25 and 35:9. No one objected. Mr. Pitts said he would show the Selectmen a draft at the next meeting to be presented as an amendment.
Discussion of House Bill 429, Binding Arbitration
Mr. Lynde informed that the Bill passed the House Thursday with a vote of 192 - 111 and would now go to the Senate. He suggested drafting a letter to be given to Senator Klemm.
Mr. Pitts gave a brief explanation of the Bill. He said that if the Town was in negotiation with a union and an impasse was reached, and mediation didn't produce an agreement, it would then go to Fact Finding. He said from that point, once the negotiating teams reviewed the recommendations given by the Fact Finder and if either of the parties rejected the recommendations, the findings and recommendations would go before the full membership of the union then to the Selectmen. He said the Selectmen and the union would vote to accept or reject, and if rejected by the Selectmen, the findings and recommendations would then go before Town Meeting. He wasn't clear of the next step if the union rejected the recommendations. Mr. Pitts said the House had voted to have the parties accept the findings and recommendations of the Fact Finder, period. He said there would no longer be any issues submitted to the Selectmen, all issues, after the Fact Finder, would go before Town Meeting.
Mr. Lynde recommended that Mr. Pitts draft a letter to be given to Senator Klemm. The Selectmen agreed. Mr. Pitts wanted to make it clear that locally the relationship with the union was harmonious.
Consideration of resignation
Ms. Casey informed that Police Officer James Messinus handed in his resignation effective April 19, 2001. She said he had accepted the position of Chief of Police for the town of Madison. She said he had served in Pelham for ten years and wished him the best with his new Police Department and community.
MOTION: (McDevitt/Lynde) To accept Officer James Messinus' resignation.
VOTE: (4 - 0 - 0) The motion carries.
Salary review
Ms. Casey read a list of final salaries of the non-union Town employees which would be retroactive April 1, 2001.
Unsealing of Minutes from March 26, 1996
Mr. Pitts said that Town Counsel requested that the section pertaining to the Pennelli tax abatement from the
MOTION: (McDevitt/Lynde) To unseal only the section of the non-public session minutes of
VOTE: (4 - 0 - 0) The motion carries.
Mr. Pitts informed that Pelham Terrace has requested a letter of support to expand the elderly housing units to 48. He said it would require a variance when it appeared before the Planning Board. Mr. McDevitt would like to review a copy of the request. Ms. Casey also requested additional information.
Mr. Lynde said at the time the original housing units were approved, he believed there were commitments made to the abutters whom had a lot of concerns.
Mr. Pitts recommended that if they wanted a letter of support, they should meet with the Selectmen.
Mr. Pitts said that General Code Publishing had been in to obtain copies of Town Reports from 1986 to the present so they could create a new book. He said they had all the information they needed for a firm proposal for update of a new code book including web access.
Mr. Lynde asked if it had gone out to bid. Mr. Pitts informed that their cost would be most effective because they had all the information from the last time they did the Town book.
Mr. Bergeron said there would be a Cemetery meeting at
Mr. Lynde informed that the Planning Board went on a site walk Saturday to a recently submitted proposed subdivision on
Mr. McDevitt said he had attended the Seniors meeting which they discussed the possible creation of a replica of the Boston Post Cane so the original would not accidentally disappear. He said they also discussed the handicap ramp, which was unusable for a period of time this year due to ice. He informed that they now own the bus. He said that Tennessee Gas had sent a letter relative to Route 128 and felt the Selectmen should have a brief discussion regarding traffic at the next meeting. He then discussed the Route 38 resurfacing project and asked to make it an agenda item so there could be a discussion regarding resurfacing Route 38 north of
Ms. Casey said she would be attending the
MOTION: (McDevitt/Lynde) Request for a non-public session per RSA 91-A:3,II,a (personnel).
ROLL CALL: Ms. Casey-Yes; Mr. McDevitt-Yes; Mr. Bergeron-Yes; Mr. Lynde-Yes
Ms. Casey noted that when the Board returned, after the non-public session, the Board would not take any other action publicly, except to seal the minutes of the non-public session and to adjourn the meeting. The Board entered into a non-public session at approximately . Also present was Mr. Pitts.
The Board returned to public session.
MOTION: ( ) To seal the minutes of the non-public session indefinitely.
VOTE; ( ) The motion carries.
MOTION: ( ) To adjourn the meeting.
VOTE: ( ) The motion carries.
The meeting was adjourned at approximately pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Charity A. L. Willis
Recording Secretary


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Poo poo is ALWAYS funny.
She's got a real pulse on society.
Suri is not one of those flowery kids. She seems to tell it like it IS, brutha. Brutal honesty. And then there's the poop. Out of nowhere - poop. She's trying to throw the reader off balance, come out from left field, send the former acid heads into a flashback (freaked ME out, I'll tell ya!) - and that girl delivers. Bravo Suri! Bravo.
I smell a Pulitzer on the horizon...
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Burns, Sarah and Harbuz, Michael and Hucklebridge, Frank and Bunt, Leslie (2001) A pilot study into the therapeutic effects of music therapy at a cancer help center. Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, 7 (1). pp. 48-56. ISSN 1078-6791


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Chamberlain — who had a longtime feud with Youkilis while the third baseman was on the Red Sox — said the new Yankee never returned the voicemail the pitcher left him after Youkilis signed with the Bombers in December.
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I've finally come to the realization that I have a thing for paper lamps. I had to go through some old photos and I came across this really simple project that didn't make it into the book. It's super easy and it dresses up a glass hurricane in minutes.
When I have too much to do, simple projects like this one satisfy my hands-on craving. I don't know about you but if I go to many days in a row without making or designing something I don't quite feel like myself.
- 2 sheets of letter-sized office paper (height is determined by the glass hurricane that you have)
- ruler
- craft knife or scissors
- glue stick
- cylindrical glass hurricane (mine is 4" wide)
How to:
1. Cut 10 strips that are 2" x 11".
2. Attach strips to one another by adding glue along 1/4" the long side of each strip.
3. Attach all 10 strips to one another (forming a cylinder) and wait for the glue to dry.
4. Slide the paper cylinder over the glass hurricane. Done!
TIP - Make it a recyclable project by using one of those countless of meaningless junk mail letters or a misprint of your own. The typography will give the cover a distinctive look.
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- "The Fleeca card is the high-interest loan that keeps on giving."
- ― Description at LCN.com.
Fleeca is a banking and credit card company featured across the HD Universe. It is the counterpart of the real world VISA credit card. The player can buy stocks from them on the Lcn-exchange.com website in GTA V.
Events of GTA IV
Russian customers who pre-ordered GTA IV received a Niko Bellic Fleeca card with his name, serial no., length of validity and date of commission.[1] Fleeca has three radio ads which includes its slogan "Fleeca, it's time to start paying". In TW@ internet cafes and in many other stores in the city, Fleeca credit cards are accepted. There's also a Fleeca company building in The Exchange, Algonquin.
Events of GTA Chinatown Wars
Though there are no ads in the radio stations in GTA Chinatown Wars, Fleeca ads can be seen throughout the city, with the same image as in GTA IV.
Events of GTA V
Along with offering credit cards, Fleeca now operates a series of physical banks named Fleeca Bank around San Andreas. The banks are a rather odd addition as they have a fully modeled interior with pedestrians often waiting in line but no cashiers are to be found. The banks are not featured in any missions and the vaults cannot be opened. Their purpose in-game is currently unknown, but most likely to be used for the heist in GTA Online.
Five branches are located in Los Santos itself while two of are outside the city.
- Near Los Santos Customs, just next to the Discount Store on Route 68 in Harmony
- Great Ocean Highway in Banham Canyon.
- Hawick Avenue and Meteor Street in Alta.
- Hawick Avenue in Burton, next to a Rimmers store.
- Boulevard Del Perro in Rockford Hills.
- Vespucci Boulevard and Elgin Avenue in Pillbox Hill.
- Dave Grossman offers his Fleeca card to Johnny Klebitz for a job during his Random Encounter.
- During Club Management Luis Lopez has to pick up famous actor Bruce Spade from Northwood and take him to Maisonette 9 by helicopter. Bruce tells Luis he was in town to shoot a Fleeca commercial with a brilliant young director.
- In Grand Theft Auto V, the logo remains un-changed from GTA IV.
- Fleeca comes from "fleecer", which means a person that cons or tricks people out of money.
- Therefore, the pronounciation of the word is "fleesa" rather than "fleeka", this might be so it sounds similar to the word Visa, which is the brand it's parodying.
- Each Fleeca bank branches has a unaccessible vault. In GTA Online, however, these vaults can be entered with a glitch seen in this video. Blaine County Savings Bank can be also entered by the same way.
- One of The Three Bankers that Franklin pick up in the mission Clown Car for the Downtown Cab Co, works in the Fleeca Bank of Hawick Avenue.
- One of the posters inside any branch in GTA V says "Money for nothing? no problem." This is a reference to the Dire Straits song "Money for nothing"
Notable People with Fleeca card and account
- Niko Bellic
- Franklin Clinton
- Dave Grossman (formerly)
- Johnny Klebitz
See also
- Shark, a competing credit card company.
- Master B8tr, a competing credit card company.
- Limit, a competing credit card company.