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Pag-Ibig's P56.84-M assets for re-sale
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SOME P56.84 million worth of assets acquired by the Home and Development Mutual Fund (HDMF), or Pag-Ibig Fund in Eastern Visayas are ready for re-sale this 2011.
Jose Clarin, officer-in-charge of HDMF Tacloban Branch, said the acquired assets, which include lots and housing units, are being offered by the fund through its "Magaang Pabahay Disenteng Buhay Program" with discounts.
"We offer 20 percent discount when the purchase is done in cash and 15 percent discount through HDMF loan program. Additional five percent litigation discount is given for occupied units. The disposition is done by the fund's committee on disposition of acquired assets," Clarin said.
He added that their agency has implemented mechanisms that would speed up the disposal of the housing units and lots by factoring in the deterioration of the units.
Based on their list of acquired assets for sale, value had gone down for some houses to almost half, or about P300,000 from its original selling price of P700,000.
House types vary from duplex, single detached and row houses located mostly in big subdivisions in the cities of Tacloban and Ormoc, as well as in the towns of Palo, Javier, Mahaplag, Alangalang and Tanauan, all in Leyte; Naval, Biliran; Maasin City, Southern Leyte; Jiabong and Paranas, both in Samar; and Catarman, Northern Samar.
David Babiano, HDMF-Tacloban chief of acquired assets section, said disposition of housing units and lots was conducted through bidding, thus delaying the process.
"We set an appraised value of the units and the buyer will have to agree with the price of the unit applied for. This allowed us to speed up the sale of acquired units," Babiano said.
While discounts are offered to new buyers, Babiano said former owners are also given the option to buy their units by asking their relatives who could obtain loans from the Pag-Ibig Fund.
The HDMF in the region, meanwhile, has urged local government units to avail of loan programs for socialized housing projects.
Clarin said they are ready to assist local government units to benefit its developmental loan project available all throughout the year.
"We are mandated to implement housing program with low loan value to our fund members. The houses will be constructed by the local government unit, the value of which could be either P200,000 or P300,000 depending on the type of house they choose," Clarin said.
At present, the agency has an existing partnership with the local government unit of Basey, Samar where it approved its P8 million developmental loan project application late last year.
"Basey town has an existing subdivision and development of 100 units is ongoing. The units will be ready for occupancy by March this year," Clarin said.
He said they have also started to identify other local government units such as Isabel, Leyte; Naval, Biliran; Calbayog City in Western Samar; and Catarman, Northern Samar. (Leyte Samar Daily Express)
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Ball (dance party)
A ball is a formal dance party.
Attenders wear evening attire, which is specified on the invitation as black tie or white tie (the most formal)[citation needed]. Social dance forms a large part of the evening; actual ballroom dancing may or may not occur.
The word "ball" derives from the Latin word ballare, meaning "to dance"; the Latin word also developed into bailar, the Spanish and Portuguese verbs for "to dance". Catalan uses the same word, ball, for the dance event.
Types of ball[edit]
- Cotillion ball
- Charity ball
- Commemoration ball
- Hunt ball
- Masquerade ball
- May Ball
- Dance (event)#School dances
- Prom
Example of a country ball in Georgian England[edit]
A well-documented ball occurred at Kingston Lacy, Dorset, England, on 19 December 1791. The occasion was to celebrate the completion of major alterations to the house and the event was organised by Frances Bankes, wife of Henry Bankes, owner of the house. The event involved 140 guests, with dancing from 9pm to 7am, interrupted by dinner at 1am.[1]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Frances Bankes' ball at Kingston Lacy 19 December 1791 (From Regency History)". Regency History.net. Retrieved 2014-01-03.
Further reading[edit]
- Wallace, Carol McD., et al. (1986). Dance: a very social history. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art. ISBN 9780870994869.
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[629] Carcinoma in Crohn's Disease: Mucinous Histology Is Not Associated with Microsatellite Instability or Mismatch Repair Protein Deficiency.
Andrea Grin, Paul Ryan, Aaron Pollett, Robert Riddell. St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, Canada; Bon Secours Hospital, Cork, Ireland; Mount Sinai Hospital, Toronto, Canada; University of Toronto, ON, Canada
Background: The risk of malignancy in Crohn's disease (CD) depends on disease duration, severity and extent. The proportion of tumors with morphology and molecular features of microsatellite instability which may have better stage for stage outcome has not been described in such patients. We retrospectively reviewed gastrointestinal malignancies occurring in CD patients from the records of a tertiary referral centre for these features.
Design: Only tumors occurring in bowel sites known to be involved by CD were included. Clinicopathological characteristics were recorded and the tumor was tested for immunohistochemical expression of mismatch repair proteins (MLH1, MSH2, MSH6, PMS2) and for microsatellite instability (MSI) at 2 loci (BAT25, BAT26).
Results: 21 tumors in 20 patients were identified (17 resections, 4 biopsies), with equal gender distribution at a median age of 52.0 yrs (range 31-85 yrs). Only 2 tumors occurred in small bowel, and 3 in the right colon. The remainder were all in the sigmoid colon or rectum (11) within sigmoidoscopic range, but 6 occurred in anal fistula tracts. Mucinous predominant (7) or partial differentiation (5) occurred in 60%, with other features suggestive of MSI seen in an additional 2 cases. Of 17 cases available for testing, all 4 MMR proteins were intact and tumors were microsatellite stable in 8 of 10 (80%) cases with and 6 of 7 (86%) cases without MSI-type features. The other 3 tumors were MLH1 and PMS2 deficient and were MSI-high.
Conclusions: Carcinoma complicating CD occurs in younger patients, most commonly in the distal large bowel, and often shows MSI-type features, but usually without concomitant loss of mismatch repair genes or MSI. The relative paucity of small bowel tumors may reflect surgery before malignancy occurs, or may reflect a major change in the distribution of carcinoma in CD.
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text: Summary of noteworthy campus happenings PROFS SEND-OFFS. Former faculty members Tommy Lawley, Clinton Parker, Fred Payne and Lawrence Schkade were named professors emeritus in October for exemplary service to the University. Dr. Lawley was a professor of mechanical engineering and former director of the Mechanical Engineering Program. Dr. Parker was a professor of civil engineering and former chairman of the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department. Dr. Payne, a professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, was instrumental in establishing the Aerospace Engineering Program. Dr. Schkade was the Jenkins Garrett Professor of Information Systems and Operations Management and a former dean of the College of Business Administration. SNAPSHOTS OF HISTORY. The most comprehensive photographic collection of Arlington now resides in the Special Collections Division of the UTA Libraries. The J.W. Dunlop Collection contains more than 1,000 images dating to the late 19th century. Dunlop, a former Arlington fire marshal, began gathering the photos in the 1940s and amassed the collection primarily by copying the images of individuals, businesses and organizations. Among the scenes are demonstrations supporting Prohibition and pioneer families in wagons. FULLY TRANSFERRABLE. U.S. News & World Report ranks UTA among the top 10 universities in the nation for transfer students. Last fall, 3,077 students transferred to the University, more than any other institution in Texas. Most come because of our high-quality academic programs and our location in one of the best job markets in the country, said admissions Director Hans Gatterdam. IN THE DRIVERS SEAT. UTA drivers won first, second and third place at the Sports Car Club of Americas national competition in Kansas in September. Mechanical engineering students Ken Hassler and Erick Kohler captured first and second place, respectively, driving the 2003 car. Mechanical engineering Professor Bob Woods, the teams adviser, won third place in the 2001 car. UTA competed in the new FSAE class, which is based on the Formula Society of Automotive Engineers rules for student-designed and -built cars in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia collegiate competitions. A HEALTHY DOSE OF SERVICE. Students in UTAs bachelor of science in nursing program annually provide in excess of 100,000 service learning hours at area hospitals and health care agencies. The value of their time is estimated at more than $1 million. PHILANTHROPIC GESTURE. Corporate and community relations Director Phillip Shinoda was inducted into the Philanthropy Hall of Fame in November. Dr. Shinoda, who was profiled in the October 2003 issue of Philanthropy magazine, founded the Asian American Forum, which seeks to advance the Asian American community through leadership development. He has received the Above and Beyond Award from the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, the Excellence in Education Award from the Greater Dallas Asian Chamber of Commerce and the Distinguished Leadership Award from the National Association for Community Leadership. GARDEN PARTY. Landscape architecture graduate students Susan Atkinson and Kenny Liao won first place in the American Society of Landscape Architects graduate team design competition in October. Their Native American music garden features a pond, visitors center, parking lot and several venues and was lauded by Landscape Architecture magazine. THE FUTURE OF HISTORY. The Center for Greater Southwestern Studies and the History of Cartography has received two grants totaling more than $90,000 to improve history education in Texas. The Houston Endowment, Inc., provided $65,750 to produce a Web-based video using UTAs collection of historic maps dating from the 1500s to the 1800s. The Summerlee Foundation of Dallas provided $25,000 for a consulting project with teachers and students that will report on the status of history education in Texas.


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The Town of Creston is located on Highway 3 in the Kootenay region of south-eastern British Columbia. Creston is approximately 5 hours south-west of Calgary, Alberta, and one hour west of Cranbrook, BC. Travelling east from Vancouver, Creston is located about one and a half hours east of Nelson and Castlegar on Highway 3.
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There is a Greyhound Bus Depot in Creston, with service to both Cranbrook and Nelson twice daily.
Airports are located nearby in both Cranbrook and Castlegar, with flights to Calgary and Vancouver several times a day. The Creston Valley Regional Airport is suitable for light aircraft and small charter planes.
The US border with Idaho is located 10 km south of Creston. Bonners Ferry, Sandpoint and Coeur D'Alene, ID are all accessible with 30 minutes to two hours by car. The city of Spokane, Washington, and its international airport, are three hours south of Creston.
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I cleared out the big trees that were creating total shade in my back garden. I love the sun, except in one area where I have a camellia, hellebores, and beautiful tiarella. I planted a cornus florida cherokee brave in the middle of the bed, but it is very small. Thus the camellia and tiarellas, especially, are exposed to full afternoon sun from about 2:00 on, and it gets hot here.
My question: will these plants survive for a year or two until the cornus and neighboring crapapple grow large enough to shade them? I don't want to move them. Do I need to shelter them in the meantime? Does anyone have any suggestions about sheltering them? They are next to a little patio, and I have been considering fencing them off with willow-type fencing, even though it would cut off my view. I've also just considered using an umbrella and even bought a stand for this purpose--a friend said she had to do that for a couple of years, and it worked. Many thanks. |
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Why not make a "make-shift" lattice or 'lath' overhead covering for them like some folks do over their patios for dappled shade? Or you could pick up a screen tent at a yard sale and set it up over the area that is a concern. Or those Beach umbrellas might work if the space is smaller..would definitely make for a colourful bit in your garden :o) I find those large beach umbrellas at the grocery store for 10.00 each. |
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Woman Who Falsely Accused Arresting Officer of Attempted Rape Sentenced to Prison
Greenbelt, Maryland - U.S. District Judge Peter J. Messitte sentenced Adrienne L. Williams, age 26, of Bladensburg, Maryland, today to seven months in prison followed by one year of supervised release, for driving under the influence and falsely reporting that the arresting officer tried to rape her, announced United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein.
According to testimony presented at her four day trial, on July 19, 2008, Williams was stopped for speeding on the Baltimore Washington Parkway by a U.S. Park Police officer. The officer smelled alcohol on her breath and when she failed to satisfactorily perform field sobriety tests, the officer arrested Williams for drunk driving. He placed her, in handcuffs, in the rear of his cruiser and drove her the 1.2 miles to Prince George's Hospital Center for a blood sample. The drive took three minutes. Evidence showed that when they arrived at the hospital, the officer walked Williams into the emergency room to have her blood drawn. As they walked in, Williams told a passing hospital staffer that the officer had tried to rape her. The officer immediately called for a female officer to come to the scene, and left Williams in her custody. The female officer remained with Williams while a blood sample was drawn, and then took her to the police station.
Witnesses testified that Williams wrote a statement alleging that the officer who arrested her had stopped during the ride to the hospital and reached back toward her thigh. During the incident, she began kicking at him. Williams said the officer turned around in his seat and reached for her, scratching her legs and face with his nails in the process, but gave up because of her struggles and screams. Williams had scratches on her legs and face, but declined medical assistance. The scratches appeared to have been made with her own fingernails, which were ragged and there was fresh blood under one fingernail. DNA analysis of swabs taken from under the fingernails of both the officer and Williams, and from one scratch on Williams' face showed that there was no DNA transfer between the officer and Williams. Williams' blood-alcohol level was .17 percent when it was drawn at the hospital.
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KOLKATA: Panic gripped Metro commuters at the Netaji Bhavan station on Thursday morning after they spotted smoke billowing out from the undercarriage of the air-conditioned rake they were in. With the AMRI tragedy fresh in their minds, a chaos like-situation prevailed with commuters trying to move away from the rake. Station staff succeeded in bringing the situation under control as the morning peak period was drawing to a close and the train was a Kavi Subhas-bound one. There could have been more trouble had the Kavi-Subhas bound train been moving in the opposite direction.
"It was the AC3 rake (the third air-conditioned rake to join service). When it reached Netaji Bhavan at 11.23am, there was brake binding. This effectively means that the brake shoes clamped onto the wheels and wouldn't move away even when the brakes were disengaged from the motorman's cabin. When the motorman tried to start the train, there was some abrasive smoke from the affected wheels as they scraped against the brake shoes. There was no fire underneath the rake as was suspected by commuters," a Metro Railway official said.
Commuters were asked to vacate the rake and wait for the next one to arrive. The affected rake was then moved to the carshed. The next train in the Down direction arrived after 10 minutes and commuters got in. The train got extremely crowded as it was already carrying commuters.
"We were certainly worried when we got off the rake and saw smoke from under the rake. Several Metro officials had gathered there with fire extinguishers and were inspecting the damage. Some people said that there was a major fire and people should move out of the station. By then, announcements were made, asking commuters to remain on the platform for the next train. The affected rake was taken away," said Nihar Sarkar, a commuter.
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The Secret Tax-Related Infidelity
With Tax Day coming up we solicited stories about people who found out a secret about their spouse through doing their taxes. I was shocked by some of the submissions we received.
Almost half of the essays were written by women who discovered that their husbands were making more money than they told their wives. In some cases the men were hording money to the detriment of the family—the kids needed new shoes or braces and the family couldn't afford them. Two women wrote about how they worked full-time (one even took on a second job) and put all their money into the family fund. These women had no idea that their husbands were squirreling money away for their mistresses, their gambling addictions or loan to friends and family members who didn't plan to pay the money back.
In almost every instance the men did the taxes (or had an accountant take care of them), and the women found out about the deception by accident. They picked up the tax forms when their husband worked late and took a curious glance through, and saw $25,000 extra they couldn't account for, or found out he'd claimed nine exemptions when it was just the two of them. These women trusted their husbands, and it didn't occur to them that their loved one could be lying to them.
Here are some excerpts from the submissions we received:
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The accountant for the business died, and I insisted upon preparing our own tax papers. I found out that for each of the six years we had been married, my father-in-law had claimed both of us as dependents. There was nothing on the records about the social security we would one day rely upon after retirement. The other secret was that Mike received fifty percent more than what I was led to believe. After shouting, insults, tears, and threats of divorce, I learned that he'd lost the money bets at the pool tables, and he'd given the rest to "friends" who'd never bothered to repay the loans.
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When my husband came home was shocked that I had not only picked up the taxes, but that I had discovered his secret. Not only was he receiving over 25,000 dollars a year in consulting fees but he was placing this money in a private bank account that I was unaware of. His private bank account ended up having over 375,000 dollars in it.
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Later in the year I decided to ask him one week if I could see one of his paycheck stubs, I found a huge difference in the yearly net and the amount of money I had recorded in my private journal. All kinds of things would go through my mind: another woman, Gambling? What was he spending all this money on? We could have really used the money for our family. Our children needed braces, new glasses every year, and I couldn't understand how he was comfortable with himself knowing how we were struggling financially as a family.


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Some information I've gathered from searching online in regards to how Jim Haislop trained including his diet.
John McCarthy
I know Jim used a split routine, I recall him telling me he hit his calves on board the ship, so he must have trained them every day. I saw him doing chins behind the neck, leg curls and extensions, dips with weight around his waist. The slant board for sit-ups had the top rung about 36 inches high. Jim had the bench on top there and I remember seeing him moving like a machine. What caught my eye was he had a 25lb. plate behind his head. When he stopped I asked what in the world are you doing or something to that effect. He said see that clock? There was a big clock on the far wall you could see while doing sit-ups. So what I said and he told me, Zabo out in California does not bother to count, he just pounds out sit-ups for twenty minutes or so. But I bet not with a 25lb plate behind his head. The rest of his routine was, it seemed a lot of Reeves movements. Front squats, incline curls, tricep press downs on the lat machine.
One thing for his delts, they had the old straight incline benches you stood up on. There he would lay backwards, head facing the bench. He would have a pair of 40 or lighter dumbells and do laterals. On most reps were 8 to 12 and sets about 5. Pretty standard stuff. A couple of times after we went to a luncheonette at 8pm or so and had steak and eggs with oj and milk. Again standard stuff. One guy I forgot his name, Jim said he just got a package from the butcher. Can you imagine a butcher delivering to a gym at 6pm or so today? A different world. Anyway Jim said, you have to see this. I think the guy was in the Navy also. After the workout we watch as he opens up this brown paper and eats a big RAW piece of liver. Blood dripping and all. I'll stick with steak and eggs.
One thing with Frank. He came in once and worked hard on only his weak points. One arm curls for the weak arm etc. He was doing one leg squats on a flat bench holding a dumbell. The entire workout was devoted to the weak side. I did not stick with going to the gym as much but that was the only time I saw someone do just that.
Bob Adams
I just completed a telephone coversation with Jim Haislop (Back around 2005). In brief, he is doing well, but is admitedly not computer savy so he does not keep up with what is going on in respect to himself on the web. He is still training, two days a week whole body routine, and does this for the period of February through August. His bodyweight is still around 220. In September he gives up trainng for his other passion which is hunting with a bow and arrows. During the time he was competing he would train 6 days a week using an upper body lower body split, which took place in an a gym with no air conditioning and after a hard day's work climbing poles for the telephone company. The workouts lasted 3 hours. Looking back now he feels he was greatly overtraining. His last competition was the 1992 over 50 Mr. Florida, which he won. He still judges contests in the Florida area. He remembers a friend of mine from the Pittsburgh area who moved to Florida, Jim Karas, who has competed in a number of over 50 and 60 contests. I will send this link to his wife, who will show it to him. He was pleased to hear that he is so fondly remembered. Your admiration for him and his physique on this site is well justified. He is a true gentleman.
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Long,long ago! Far, far away!
I got that work out from Jim Haislop when I was about 10 or 12 years old .Yes it is true. He was Mr. America in 1968 along with many other titles if I recall correctly. I lived in Tampa , down the street from a gym called Fudges. Jim lived next door. My buddies and I hung around the gym as much as we could. Sweeping the floors and doing whatever they wanted us to do.
Looking back on it now, it occurs to me that all they were doing was keeping us out of their hair. There were no steroids being used in that gym back then. It was balls to the wall, pushing hard. That was the way they won titles. By the time I was 15 I had seem many of a burned out bodybuilder, but there were others who day in and day out seemed to keep getting better. And one of my favorites was Jim.
In 1965 he had won Mr. Florida and had came in 3rd for Mr. USA. I asked him how I could be a winner. I believe he knew I was an orphan and live on the streets back then. I knew he wouldn't lie to me. I trusted him. He was one of the few.
He said to do the split routine I previously posted , don't let anyone talk me down and always thank god for what I have, be it a little or be it a lot.. And I too would be a winner. He was right!
I miss those days. I wonder where Jim is today.
I would like to thank him.
Thanks Jim
If anyone else has extra info or stories to tell regarding Jim then please post them up.
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Water4Paso says it believes the newly approved water rates are the way to go. "The new consumption-based water rates are the affordable way to pay for the Nacimiento water charges", said Co-Chair Larry Lynch in a press release. "Many residents who are on fixed incomes will see a reduced water bill for the same amount of water use under the new rate structure."
But, this subject always comes with controversy. The group Concerned Citizens for Paso Robles has been urging local residents to protest the recently approved water rate hike by downloading a petition from its website. Members of that group say the rate hikes are not fair, and that the city should find another way to fund the Nacimiento Pipeline Project.
A public hearing will be held on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at city hall.
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sanjaysdca Posts: 269Hey Lovecar4 I too was considering 2008 TL. The deals were too good. The Cali dealers were giving it for 28K
In the end decided on MDX tech + PTG...
Have driven ~500 miles...love it so far
I love the PTG & Rear Camera...makes life so much easier
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boxscore Posts: 1New to this forum...shopping for and 08 MDX. Rec'd a written quote for Sport & Ent Packages. MSRP w/ destination is $48755. Sales price is 41,200 plus tax and license. W/o doing a lot of research I dont know if this is fair or not.... help? This is a purchase. The low finance rates are not included. I was quoted 5.75% with my credit score.
rider6 Posts: 4I found out that the dealers will give you 4000 off of invoice if you are not using there financing, they still make money from dealer hold backs 3% that you can push them as your closing tool if you can get some more from them. but i am trying to find out if anybody got a good deal in Dallas or Houston area or neighbor cities or states.
woodland Posts: 12I'm in the Houston area and have been negotiating with surrounding Houston dealerships. The 3% holdback is $1200 plus $4000 rebate so dealer cost is $32,100 for base model. I've gotten a dealer pretty close to the price I'm willing to pay so might be pulling trigger today. I will keep you posted!
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woodland Posts: 12Why wouldn't they give you the D.O. price? That sounds fishy! My husband is a lawyer so we are ready to hold their feet to the fire if they try something sneaky. I'm dealing strictly through email right now. I got a base quote down to $32.5 but haven't purchased yet.
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woodland Posts: 12My proposition is that any Houston area buyers should unite together to get a better deal! Contrary to what the salesman are trying to convince us of, this is a buyers market. In today's economy and high gas prices, we are looking to buy an SUV with poor gas mileage plus the dealerships still have a lot of 08s in stock plus all the 09s. They want to make the sale!!
If Houston area buyers get together and present the dealership with multiple sales instead of just one then they are much more willing to negotiate on the price. They can take more of a loss on our sales so that they meet the monthly sales goal and get the bonuses. The true cost to dealership for the base MDX is $32,074. (3% holdback + 4,000 rebate subtracted from invoice). Gas is going to cost a nice chunk of change so I want to get the best deal possible!
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foxyesq Posts: 26I just tried to negotiate a price for a 2008 MDX with Tech Package, running bds. and roof rack for my parents in South Florida (I am in NY and was negotiating the deal for them). We agreed on $37,500 cash "out the door." MSRP with options about $46,160. I asked for wire instructions and a breakdown. The dealer included a $699 "Dealer Fee." I let my NY temper lose on the guy and walked (hung-up). Has anyone ever heard of a "dealer fee." I am assuming that this was something he just tacked on to make up for selling the car at or near a loss. Is this fee common in Florida? I negotiated the purchase of a Toyota Sequoia for them last fall and did not encounter this. I am still optimistic that we will do the deal at that price, without the dealer fee.
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sxhanx Posts: 1I just got a deal for the 2008 MDX Tech package for 35400 including the destination fee. Is this a good deal? The sales person I am working with is saying that I have to buy before the month ends. Are the incentives going away after September or will there be better bargaining opportunities in October?
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sanjaysdca Posts: 269I purchased my MDX Tech + PTG earlier this month for 35.8K including destination in South CA...(38.8K OTD with tax and $70 dealer/Doc prep fee)
My sales person called me last week to see how my MDX is doing... so chatted with him about the incentives and he said that incentive will most probably stay... but the supply with good colors is dwindling. He didnt have any White, Dark Cherry, OR any color with Parchment interior.
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I was offered a base model with sport running boards, side molding and roof rack w/cross bars for $34.5k with either 0.9% financing for 36 months or 2.9% for 60 months which I am considering. I may try and get it for a flat $34k but I am not sure about the financing, while the 0.9% is a great rate the monthly payment is steep for our budget.
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Locale | City of Fairfax |
Service type | bus service |
Routes | 2 |
Fleet | 14 buses |
Fuel type | Diesel, Diesel-electric |
Operator | City of Fairfax, Virginia |
Website | Cue Bus |
CUE Bus (City-University-Energysaver[1]) is a bus service operated by the City of Fairfax, Virginia, and is completely separate from the Fairfax Connector bus service run by Fairfax County.
CUE operates two loop routes between George Mason University and the Vienna Metro station, each running in both directions for a total of four named routes. The Green loop, consisting of routes Green 1 (clockwise) and Green 2 (counterclockwise) operates on the east side of Fairfax, while the Gold loop, consisting of routes Gold 1 (clockwise) and Gold 2 (counterclockwise) operates on the west side.
In addition to providing service to GMU and Vienna Metro, the CUE serves all major activity centers in the City of Fairfax, including downtown, Kamp Washington, Northfax, Fairfax Circle and Fairfax City Mall.
In 2009, City of Fairfax partnered with Montgomery County, Maryland, in the purchase of new buses. As a result, six 35-foot, low-floor Gillig Hybrid buses were added to the fleet in August 2009. These new buses are expected to consume much less fuel, as they operate off an electric engine when operated at 35 MPH or lower, and 35 MPH is the maximum speed limit in Fairfax.[2] The CUE Bus system owns and operates eight additional 30-foot Gillig Phantom buses in its fleet.
CUE's current base fare is $1.75 for riders using cash and for riders using SmarTrip. For primary and secondary school students, seniors and people with disabilities with a valid CUE Bus ID, fares are 85¢. George Mason University students ride free, as a portion of their student fees funds CUE's operation. CUE, along with all other regional bus systems in the Washington area, does no issues or accept paper transfers. Riders must use a SmarTrip card to get the rail-to-bus discount or to transfer free from bus to bus.
- ^ "CUE Bus Rider Information". City of Fairfax, Virginia. Retrieved 11 June 2012.
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We believe in one God, eternally existing in three persons, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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We believe that Jesus Christ was begotten by the Holy Spirit, and born of the Virgin Mary and is true God and true man.
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We believe that man was created in the image of God; that he sinned, and thereby incurred not only physical death, but also Spiritual death, which is separation from God; and that all human beings are born with a sinful nature, and in the case of those who reach moral responsibility, become sinners in thought, word and deed.
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Dear Covenant Seminary faculty, staff, and students,
With personal sadness, yet with comfort in God's sovereign will, I write to inform you that Dr. Mike Honeycutt has accepted a call to return to pastoral ministry in South Carolina in mid-July.
Mike has become a dear friend and colleague over the past five years since coming to serve as associate professor of historical and practical theology at Covenant Seminary. He has served the Seminary well as an outstanding pastor-scholar. Mike's curricular and co-curricular ministry to our students has been exemplary. He has co-labored with fellow faculty with faithfulness. His service to the Seminary community as a member of the presidential search committee has been distinctive. Mike's personal and pastoral counsel and encouragement to me this past year as I have served as interim president has been extremely helpful. Indeed, the same pastoral heart and calling that have benefited us at Covenant these past five years have led him back into pastoral ministry in the local church.
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Dear Friends and Colleagues,
God is full of surprises, and I am constantly amazed at the way he directs and redirects my steps. As a real estate developer in South Carolina, I never thought that God would move me away from such a beautiful place. And once Judy and I left there to come here to Covenant to study (many years ago), I never thought that God would give us the opportunity to return. But he has.
About a year ago, Judy and I started sensing that God might have one more church for us before we retire. Soon afterwards, Westminster Presbyterian Church in Rock Hill, South Carolina, contacted me and asked if I would consider succeeding Shelton Sanford, the long-term senior pastor there. After numerous conversations, many trips, much laughter and not a few tears, Judy and I have decided that this is the call of God on our lives for our final (hopefully) hurrah in ministry.
When we moved to St. Louis so that I could become associate professor of historical and practical theology at Covenant, I assumed that this would be where I would finish my ministry. But, beginning July 15 of this year (pending final presbytery approval on April 27), I will be in South Carolina returning to pastoral ministry.
Please know that there is no backstory here other than my desire to follow where I believe the Lord is leading me. I love Covenant Seminary—the students, the staff, and the faculty—there could not possibly be a better place on earth to serve our King. My time here has been one of the great blessings of my life, and I intend to remain deeply connected. I will leave here with nothing but thanksgiving for the opportunity to have been a part of such a wonderful institution.
With the deepest affection for all of you,
Mike Honeycutt
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Officials from School District 2 were at Will James Middle School Tuesday night to hear input from about two dozen community members on the two new middle schools the district will build in the next three years.
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District officials wanted to make sure local contractors and workers get a chance to bid and participate in the construction, Bouck said. Building the two schools concurrently would hamper that.
"There's a lot of horsepower in this town in terms of contractors," said Lew Anderson, SD2's facilities director.
But between the various renovation and remodleing projects planned for the elementary schools and the construction of a two new schools, the district will have to pace itself a little, he said.
Bouck explained that he wants to make sure the district can financially handle operating two new schools, with the staffing that would require.
SD2 has a five-year plan that would put enough money into reserves to allow the district to operate both schools. Six months into the plan and the district is already ahead of schedule, Bouck said.
Bouck also addressed concerns expressed by some that the district only ever planned to build one middle school and will use weak financials as an excuse not to construct the second middle school.
"Let me make this clear. We will open two schools," he said.
Much of the talk from the community focused on making sure the building would be energy-efficient and environmentally friendly.
Work began in 2010 with a handful of federal bonds to make many of SD2's schools more energy efficient. In the process, the district has saved over $3 million on its energy bills, Anderson said.
The goal will be the same for the new middle schools, he said.
Finally, Bouck reminded those in the group that he has planned a number of meetings and events to seek out input from the community and he invited them to continue to participate in the process and to speak up.
"Come on in and be a part of this," he said. "Be a part of it."
Officials will hold another community listening session on Wednesday night. The meeting will start at 6 p.m. at Castle Rock Middle School in the Heights.