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Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement
Table of Contents
- Establishment of the Free Trade Area and Definitions
Annex 1-A Certain Definitions
- National Treatment and Market Access for Goods
Annex 2-A Application of Chapter Two
Section A : Measures of the United States
Section B : Measures of AustraliaAnnex 2-B Tariff Elimination
Common Notes (PDF) | (RTF)
General Notes of Australia (PDF) | (RTF)
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General Notes of the United States (PDF) | (RTF)
Schedule of the United States (PDF ]Annex 2-C Pharmaceuticals
- Agriculture
Annex 3-A Agricultural Safeguard Measures
Section A : Price-Based Safeguard for Horticultural
Section B : Quantity-Based Safeguard for Beef
Section C : Price-Based Safeguard for Beef - Textiles and Apparel
Annex 4-A Textile or Apparel Specific Rules of Origin (Chapters 42, 50-63, 70 & 94)
- Rules of Origin
Section A : Rules of Origin
Section B : Supporting Information and Verification
Section C : Consultation and Modifications
Section D : Application and Interpretation
Section E : DefinitionsAnnex 5-A, General Interpretative Note and Product-Specific Rules (PDF) | (RTF)
For a description of the products covered by Annexes 4-A and 5-A, please refer to the US International Trade Commission 2004 Tariff Database. Please note, however, that the tariff rates listed on this site are current base rates and do not reflect the preferential tariff treatment available to Australian goods under AUSFTA. - Customs Administration
- Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures
Annex 7-A Standing Technical Working Group on Animal and Plant Health Measures
Section A : Establishment of the Standing Technical Working Group on Animal and Plant Health Measures
Section B : Development of Specific Work Plans - Technical Barriers to Trade
Annex 8-A Chapter Coordinator
- Safeguards
- Cross-border Trade in Services
Annex 10-A Professional Services
- Investment
Annex 11-A Customary International Law
Annex 11-B Expropriation - Telecommunications
Section A : Access to and Use of Public Telecommunications Services
Section B : Suppliers of Public Telecommunications Services
Section C : Conduct of Major Suppliers of Public Telecommunications Services
Section D : Other Measures - Financial Services
Annex 13-A Cross-Border Trade
Annex 13-B Specific Commitments
Annex 13-C Authorities Responsible for Financial Services - Competition-related Matters
- Government Procurement
Section 1 : Central Government Entities
Section 2 : Regional Government Entities
Section 3 : Government Enterprises
Section 4 : Goods
Section 5 : Services
Section 6 : Construction Services
Section 7 : General Notes
Section 8 : Threshold Adjustment Formula - Electronic Commerce
- Intellectual Property Rights
- Labour
- Environment
- Transparency
- Institutional Arrangements and Dispute Settlement
Section A : Institutional Arrangements and Administration
Section B : Dispute Settlement ProceedingsAnnex 21-A Inflation Adjustment Formula for Monetary Assessments
- General Provisions and Exceptions
- Final Provisions
Non Conforming Measures (Chapters 10, 11 & 13)
Annex I (PDF) | (RTF)
Schedule of Australia
Schedule of United States
Schedule of Australia
Schedule of United States
Annex III (Australia) (PDF) | (RTF)
Schedule of Australia
Schedule of United States
Annex III (United States) (PDF) | (RTF)
Schedule of Australia
Schedule of United States
The full chapter text is also available in portable document format (PDF)
Side letters
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
- Air Services Consultations
- Clarification on National Treatment
- Education: States
- Educational Criteria
- Immigration
- Express Delivery
- Gambling
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
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North Rye Brook, NY - Apr 6, 2011 - Sage Alerting Systems announced today that its Digital Endec model 3644 has successfully completed FEMA's IPAWS conformity assessment (CA). The CA program verifies alert and warning products conform to the FEMA Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) requirements for the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP), the FCC-mandated addition to the Emergency Alert System.
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Planning a fundraiser to raise funds for a friend who lost her home to a fire. ANY IDEAS?! TIA! |
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How about a silent auction of some really nice prizes? and if you get enough prize donations, you can have an auction during the dance. One of the pubs here does that for the Santa Claus fund every year and raises thousands. If it is a small town, where everyone knows everyone else well, you could have a vote for ( every vote costs $1) the best garden, the best teacher, the best butt, the nicest hair. etc. In stead of having it catered, why not have a box social, where all the women bring a really nice picnic for two, the boxes they bring them in are decorated, and all the gentlemen bid on the boxes. The highest bid wins. In the old days, the gentleman was to eat the lunch with the lady who made it, but you could decide the buyer eats supper with his own lady. My cousins lost their house to fire, so I know your friends loss. Good luck and God Speed. |
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Two weeks ago, my parents want to re-decorate the kitchen, and I suggested to give up the old kitchen cabinet and tried to find a fashional, useful one instead so we went to OPPEIN who is the largest cabinetry manufacture in China, to find our best kitchen cabinet. Once we gave them size drawing of our kitchen, there's a professional designer designed the space and the kitchen cabinet for us, then we chose the favourate style and material, made a discussion with proper price, all those be done, they promise two weeks later we would have our kitchen cabinet. Exactly, this morning my mother called the beautiful and suitable kitchen cabinet arrived and has already been installed, so they can begin to use it for lunch, how sweety.
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Searoad Ferries connects the Great Ocean Road and the Bellarine to the Mornington Peninsula, the 40 minute crossing is a stress free alternative to driving through the city. Two specially designed all weather 60 metre ferries have easy drive on/drive off facilities, spacious comfortable lounges with full-length windows, a tempting cafe and plenty of deck space. Watch out for dolphins, whales in winter and enormous ships as you breathe incredibly fresh air. Arriving at Sorrento, you will have a perfect view of multi-million dollar mansions sitting atop cliffs, tiny coves filled with boats, the beautiful foreshore and old limestone buildings. Whether you are going home or on a journey far away, there's no better way to see the bay than with Searoad Ferries. Passengers with vehicles are advised to arrive at the terminals at least 20 minutes prior to departure. The ferries depart from Queenscliff Harbour, Queenscliff and the Sorrento Pier, Sorrento. Special Features on the 40 minute journey are the unparalleled views of historic lighthouses, the Point Nepean fortifications, navigational features, seals and dolphins are available from the comfortable lounge areas, cafe style seating or numerous observation decks. Both vessels are fully equipped to cater for passengers with disabilities, including an internal lift from the vehicle deck to the passenger lounge. Coaches may be booked ahead. Seven days notice is advisable to secure passage.
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Jetstar is Australia's leading low fares airline flying from Melbourne to 14 domestic destinations and four international destinations. Jetstar operates from both Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine) and Avalon Airport. Services to and from Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide operate from Avalon, whilst all other domestic services to Cairns, Gold Coast, Hamilton Island, Hobart, Launceston, Sunshine Coast, Newcastle, Townsville, Darwin and Ballina Byron operate from Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine). Services to Christchurch in New Zealand operate from Melbourne Airport's international terminal. At Melbourne Airport, Jetstar is located at the end of the Qantas Domestic Terminal. To get to Avalon Airport, follow the freeway signs which will direct you to the airport and the Jetstar terminal. Jetstar operates a fleet of 24 Airbus A320 on all domestic and trans Tasman services. Airbus A320s feature 177 all leather seats configured in a single class. Seats are allocated either at the time of purchase, online or via the reservation centre, or at the check-in. On board, meal, snack and beverages (including alcohol) are available for purchase through the JetShop Cafe service. On services two hours or more, passengers are available to hire portable Video on Demand units that feature 10 movies, television programs and music videos. Alternatively passengers can purchase re-usable headsets for in-cabin audio entertainment or read the complimentary monthly in-flight magazine. Jetstar operates value based international services to Bali, Bangkok and Honolulu from Melbourne. Jetstar pasengers to Ho Chi Minh City, Osaka and Phuket from Sydney can purhase through fares with Qantas offering connectivity. All long haul flights are operated by A330-200s, configured for 303 passengers in two classes - economy and StarClass, Jetstar's business class. In economy passengers purchase meals, entertainment and amenities - these are included in StarClass along with larger seats and leg room, loung
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Talking about Kim Kardashian, you might imagine about her extremely hot body shape. Her body measurement (bra size, bust, waist, hips) is 34D-26-39. That look so curvy. In fact, Kim was not far from plastic surgeries.
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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)In the physical sciences and engineering, a number that describes the relative deformation of elastic, plastic, and fluid materials under applied forces. It arises throughout the material as the particles of the material are displaced from their usual position. Normal strain is caused by forces perpendicular to planes or cross sections of the material, such as in a volume that is under pressure on all sides. Shear strain is caused by forces that are parallel to, and lie in, planes or cross sections, such as in a short metal tube that is twisted about its longitudinal axis. See also deformation and flow.
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PORT HURON, Mich. (WXYZ) - When the tires fell of Port Huron Elementary School Student Gabe's Valentine's Day car box he created for school, he immediately knew where to take it. Gabe looked up at his grandfather and said "Take it to Belle Tire, they'll fix it!"
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Shattuck-St. Mary's School has created a college preparatory program designed specifically to meet the needs of dedicated students looking to pursue their passion in GOLF. The Golf Center of Excellence Program is the first golf program of its kind and will follow the fundamentals set in place by the hockey, soccer, and figure skating programs. Students now have the ability to combine college preparatory academics with an intensive 10 month golf program.
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Margaret Morris Nixon, 91, of 230 Whitehat Road, Hertford, NC died Monday, July 29, 2013 at Waterbrooke of Elizabeth City. Born in Pasquotank County, NC and a longtime resident of Perquimans County, NC, she was the daughter of the late William Quinton and Sara Florence Sawyer Morris and was the wife of the late Walter Nixon. Mrs. Nixon was a seamstress and a member of Faith Baptist Church.
She is survived by two daughters, Sarah F. Nixon of Newport News, VA and Mary "Nickie" Green and husband Richard of Elizabeth City, NC; two sons, Lloyd W. Nixon and wife Mary Jane of Moyock, NC and James L. Nixon and wife Pam of Kitty Hawk; a sister-in-law, Shirley Morris; nine grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. In addition to her parents and her husband, Mrs. Nixon was preceded in death by a son, Walter Ray Nixon.
A funeral service will take place Wednesday, July 31, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. at Twiford Memorial Chapel with the Rev. Bryan Pease and the Rev. Thomas Biggs officiating. Burial will be in New Hope United Methodist Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends following the service in the lobby of the funeral home and at other times at the residence of Mary and Richard Green, 1907 Johnson Road, Elizabeth City, NC. Twiford Funeral Home, Memorial Chapel, 405 E. Church Street, Elizabeth City is assisting the Nixon family. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.twifordfh.com.
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Larry & Virginia Hughes on
July 29th, 2013 2:04 pm
We share your sadness at the passing of your mother. Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time.
Sandra and Buddy Onley on
July 29th, 2013 2:58 pm
Mary Ella and family
So sorry to hear about Aunt Margaret, she was the last to go. Mom is only 1 1/2 years younger than her. I know from experience with mom what your family has gone through. Now she is at peace.
Sandi Markle on
July 29th, 2013 3:11 pm
Nickie my heart goes out to you all in the loss of Miss Margaret, she was a very special and sweet person and she will be greatly missed. As much I know you will miss her she is in a much better place. You and your family will be in my prayers.
Sandi Markle
Barb Wilt on
July 30th, 2013 6:56 am
Sarah, Nickie, and family…the loss is tremendous but the memories will live forever. Many lessons were learned from your mom, many memories made, cherish those in those in the days and years to come!
Barb and Deb
Annette Hocutt on
July 30th, 2013 9:01 pm
You and your family will be in my prayers.
Sharon and Dan Pendley on
July 31st, 2013 6:52 am
Mr. Nixon, you and your entire family are in our thoughts and prayers. Keep your memories close to your heart because there is nothing like having a mother's love. God Bless…
Kat Hank Randall on
July 31st, 2013 9:26 am
My prayers go for all of you during this time. As hard as it is to loose a loved one I hope you find comfort in knowing she is in a MUCH better place.
Jim & Esther Wolfe (Sharon Wolfe Pendley's Mom & Dad) on
July 31st, 2013 8:30 pm
Mr. Nixon
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. May the special things about your Mother live on inside your heart forever.
God Bless….
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July 31st, 2013 8:46 pm
Mr. Nixon and family, Keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers during this time of loss.
Bill and Becky Hollen and Family on
August 2nd, 2013 10:34 pm
It has been too many years but we use to know Ms. Nixon thru Annie and Jack Chandler.
You have our deepesst condolences and sympathies.
Lyn (Hollen) Tillman on
August 3rd, 2013 12:41 pm
Sorry to hear or Mrs. Nixon's passing. Was thinking about her the other week, she always hug with all her might and was a fantastic women who could do so much!
Becky and Billy Hollen on
August 3rd, 2013 4:01 pm
There is never a time that when I think of Margaret that I don't smile. Her laughter and warm hugs are such a part of our lives and of our children. God loved Margaret Nixon.
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I have a nocturnal varmint that has been raiding my peach tree and has moved on to my apples. I've set two live traps, but this animal won't go near them. My only choice is to buy a spring loaded bear like trap. I'd like to hear from those that have used these types of traps and give me your do's and don'ts. From a safety standpoint, I don't have any children or pets, so that's not a concern. Thanks
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- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 16, 12 at 19:32
I've only used them for woodchuck that wouldn't go into traps. Then I just push them into the holes a bit. In 25 years of trapping them I've never known of a possum or coon you couldn't lure into a trap by leading them with marshmallows- not that such a trap-shy animal doesn't exist. When the animal control pros use them around here they put them into 5 gallon plastic containers which I assume makes them somewhat safer. |
You might put a section of aluminum sheeting around the tree thereby making it impossible for the creature to climb? This is what they do in the forest to prevent squirrels from ascending some of the needed seed trees. |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 16, 12 at 19:43
Sometimes tom coons are too big to go into a standard live coon trap- you may need to go one size up. |
- Posted by Randy31513 Georgia 8b (My Page) on Sat, Jun 16, 12 at 20:20
You can buy a critter cammera at places like walmart. They are motion sensitive and infrared. Then you will know what you are dealing with. |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 16, 12 at 20:49
It's bound to be either coon or possum if it's at night. Bears break big branches and nothing else nocturnal filches fruit as far as I know. |
Hi rayrose, As a rule, I like to live and let live, so when I have a critter problem, I try to critter-proof first as riverman suggested. Depending on your tree, this may or may not be possible. Next I move on to live traps. I've had good luck with a large plywood-box live trap that I made many years ago because I couldn't afford a HAH. I've caught cats, coons and opossoms in it. The main problem I've encountered with live traps is that the trap isn't large enough. The trap door drops on their backside and they back out. I've seen it happen many times with squirrels. Coons seem to like fresh corn-on-the-cob and honey. When live traps don't work, I might move up to conibears. I have to think long and hard about setting a conibear. Conibears are a kill trap. Whatever sticks it's head in there is dead. It can kill your dog or cat same as it kills a problem critter. The defenders of conibears will tell you that it snaps the neck of the targeted animal and it dies instantly. My experence has been that it colapses the windpipe and the animal spends the last few minutes of its life trying to get the damn trap off it's neck. Sometimes they scream like babies in the middle of the night. Your neighbors will love you. I've only used a "conibear 220 bucket-set" on my roof when coons were ripping the siding off my dormer, and I hated every minute of it. Just wanted to let you know what you might be in for. Good luck, |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 17, 12 at 6:40
I agree that if you don't mind having a coon patrolling your property that 2' of aluminum flashing or 3' for very large toms is adequate to deter them climbing up the trunk if you have about 3.5' of branchless trunk to work with. You can also form a cone with the stuff if lower branches are fairly vertical. Smear on some axle grease and you can stop squirrels as well but you will probably need 4' of trunk. |
I have both a large and small size live traps, so the size of the traps that I'm using is not an issue, nor is the bait. I don't have enough trunk for 2-3 ft. of aluminum flashing, so that will not work. Believe me, the only thing that will work is a kill trap, one that will ensnare an animal's leg, when it steps on the trap. |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 17, 12 at 10:34
How does ensnaring a leg kill an animal in itself? I shoot leg-snared animals ASAP. |
A leg hold trap is designed to grab and hold it's victim by the leg, not to kill them. They're used by trappers that check their trapline daily and dispatch any trapped animals with a club or gun. I suppose it could kill a trapped animal by starving it to death, but they usually chew their leg off to escape. If you use a leg hold trap and catch an animal, you're going to be facing one pi55ed off critter. Suppose you catch a skunk!!! I suggest that you might want to give the livetrap another chance. If the critters have already eaten all your peaches, set the trap with some nice ripe peaches & honey. I'd much rather eat that than a green apple. I would make sure that your live trap is large enough for a large coon and would tie the trap off to a tree or stake, so that a large animal couldn't roll the cage over and escape. You don't need to worry about human scent on the trap, it never stops them from digging in garbage cans. If you don't mind me asking, what trap are you using, and what kind of bait? Has anything taken the bait and not tripped the door? Has the door been tripped? Good luck, |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 17, 12 at 14:11
and do you have bait outside trap leading animal in (not usually necessary for coons and possums but this may be a special situation)? I trap on average about 25 coons and a few possums a year and have never failed to get my pest in over 20 years of doing this, although it took me a little while to get the hang of it. Now we have the internet. |
I'm using the haveaheart type traps and the large one will accommodate a large raccoon, which I've caught in this trap before. I'm using the same ripe peaches that came off the tree that the varmint was attacking. I suggested the leg trap, because the trees are in my back yard and I can see the traps from my kitchen window, and I can shoot the animal, when I see him in the morning. If there is a better kill type trap, them tell me about it. That's why I posted this thread. |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 18, 12 at 11:53
try marshmallows. Just because one large raccoon went in doesn't necessarily mean it's large enough for another's comfort zone. Mack's Prarie Wings carry leg traps. |
I've caught quite a few skunks in my live traps over the years. I've only had one major spray incident, last year, it didn't get my, just the nearby foliage, but of course I stunk, too. Actually, I have found that, if I go very, very slowly, very calmly, talk to it soft, I can generally get close enough to release them without any problem. Last year, I caught the same very, very young skunk five or six nights in a row in the same trap, near my garbage cans. It was rather amusing, because both of us became increasingly nonchalant about the entire thing with each passing time. By the last couple of times I caught it, it would just look at my like, "well, it's about time you came to let me out" and didn't even show me it's tail. Animals really are pretty smart in many ways. I was the dumb one, setting the trap in the same place and manner, but I was trying to catch the dumb coon! |
denninmi, That's halarious!!! Skunks really are pretty calm and confident animals. I don't know how many times I've almost run into one when I was running in the morning. Never had one point it's backside at me. rayrose, I sent you an email through GW. Good luck, |
I know it's amazing what will finally get certain animals. I've used marshmallows in the past with absolutely no success. I've trapped coons and possums with fruit, dead squirrels and rabbits and even bar bq chicken skin. And my squirrels won't touch nuts or peanut butter, but are suckers for sunflower seeds. Maybe it's the area of the country that we're in. Go figure. |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 18, 12 at 18:15
coons go for meat and fish, I just don't like the fact that a lot of other animals do as well, including skunks. I rarely trap skunks with marshmallows except when there's a bad drought and they're very hungry. I agree that animals behave differently, even from site to site in nearby areas. |
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Here's your reputation from me! Fantastic work and nice colors
This was an experiment to try a few new techniques and refine some old ones. As usual it's done in Inkscape, and I used a Ruby script to generate the names based on a set of weighted random rules. The hachuring and forest effects are Path Effects (Mixing Pattern Along Path and Sketch) while the textures are SVG Filter Effects including my old standby parchment effect, a new version of my ink effect, and a watercolour effect that really incorporates two distinct filters with a clipping path in between.
Here's your reputation from me! Fantastic work and nice colors
I think this is your best map yet man; really nice job on this man!
Agreed! I especially love the pencil-hatching details on the compass rose and such.
I was actually a bit worried that the pattern on the compass, scale bars, and border might look a bit too obviously a pattern (It's just the stock 2:1 stripes pattern)
Very cool!
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It's very pretty. I'd never have assumed it was inkscape looking at this. I love the subtle lines on the forest borders. Beautiful.
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And Denver is still one of the country's most active bank-heist locales. In 2005, robbers hit 214 banks in Colorado, the vast majority in the metro area, landing the state in the number-thirteen spot for bank robberies, right behind much larger Florida.
The FBI has long been the go-to agency for serial bank robbery cases, says Niedringhaus. Since financial institutions are federally insured, the U.S. government has a stake in the stolen loot, plus the feds can investigate and charge the perpetrators as a whole rather than dividing the case between the different jurisdictions the robbers hit.
But after the 9/11 attacks, bank robberies, which had been number three on the FBI's official priority list, dropped to number eight to make room for homeland security. In Denver, that meant only two agents were responsible for every major case.
Once the robbers started running circles around this meager squad, it was clear something had to change. Hence the creation in 2004 of Rocky Mountain Safe Streets, a rebirth of Denver's old-time FBI but with a different makeup to account for lost federal resources. Along with Niedringhaus and five other agents, the task force comprises three Denver police officers, two from Aurora, one from Lakewood, one from the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, one from the Colorado State Patrol and one from the Federal Protective Service. Together they're as obsessively single-minded and peripatetic as the bank robbers they chase. While bandits can jump from bank to bank, city to city, evading the grasp of local cops, Safe Streets investigators can follow them anywhere — out of the Denver area, out of the state, out of the country.
It's like a league of crime-fighting gumshoes ensconced in a secret hideout (the price was right, Niedringhaus says of the stockyards office), and the crew has a superhero-worthy track record, to boot. Thanks to what Niedringhaus calls a top-rate squad — "I have never seen a task force that works as hard as this one does" — and the operation's cozy, cooperative relationship with Denver-area law enforcement, the number of regional bank robberies solved every year has, for the most part, nearly doubled since 2004.
That's helped make the group's robbery clearance rate, which usually hovers around 70 percent, one of the best of all 131 Safe Streets squads around the country.
The case of the Snowboard Bandits was assigned to Safe Streets investigator Ricky Wright, who arrived at the TCF Bank branch shortly after the first robbery last October. Wright's clean-cut good looks and cheerful professionalism hide a mischievous streak responsible for specially designed "Most Wanted" posters popping up at the Safe Streets office listing fellow investigators for office gambling.
New to the task force, Wright spent ten years with the FBI, cracking drug rings and organized-crime syndicates, and he knew enough to know there weren't many clues at the scene on which to build this case.
The robber's bulky outfit and face mask left witnesses guessing whether he was 5'8" or 6'2", white or black, and security footage was similarly indistinct. Since the thief's snowboarder outfit included winter gloves, there were no fingerprints, either. The getaway car was soon located in a nearby industrial area, its interior mottled with blood-red splotches from a discharged dye pack.
But the thief, and his haul, were gone.
On November 28, 2007, a little over a month after the first robbery, the man in the camouflaged jacket struck again. This time he stormed into a Westminster TCF branch on Federal Boulevard, once again leaping over the counter and taking control of the tellers.
And now he had a partner.
While the first bandit collected the money, his accomplice — wearing a trendy white jacket tattooed with tribal designs and other snowboarding gear — stayed in the lobby, demanding that customers lie flat on their stomachs. The robbers, as before, were unarmed yet diligent, and were out the door long before police arrived.
The duo quickly picked up the pace, hitting a TCF in Broomfield on December 3. Security cameras captured the same over-the-counter acrobatics, the same wingman operation in the lobby, the same unusual snowboarder attire. All that changed were the particulars of the outfits: a puffy Burton jacket was supplanted by a plaid Timberline number, a face mask was accompanied by ski goggles and framed with a hoodie.
Two weeks later, when a single Snowboard Bandit held up a TCF in Aurora, he wore a bright-red Santa hat, just in time for the holidays.
For Wright, the cheeky taunt was another piece of the puzzle, a hint at what made these guys tick. "Everybody creates an M.O., whether they like it or not," he says. "It's the M.O. that made these guys so distinct." Wright began frequenting sports stores and ski resorts, passing around surveillance photos in hopes that someone had spotted similarly dressed individuals perusing the clothing aisles or bombing down the slopes.
When he showed photos to local clothing distributors, he learned that the bandits preferred Burton gear, usually expensive, limited-edition stuff — though he couldn't find transaction records anywhere for the particular combinations they wore. And he believed the perpetrators were well-versed enough in federal robbery cases to know that they were protecting themselves from harsher prison sentences by never carrying weapons.


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Born approximately Sept. 6, 2012, Thumbelina has tested negative for FIV/FeLV, and will be ready for her forever home after her first shots at 8 weeks of age. She would be happiest to be adopted with her lovely brother, but wouldn't say no to a home with one of her older foster "sibs", Nigel or Mia.
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I Have Never Seen 'Scrooged'
Features By Ashe Cantrell on December 11, 2014 | Be the First To CommentChristmas is on the way! I'm not a yay, rah Christmas! kind of guy, but I'm not all bah humbug, either. I can't stand Christmas music, but I do love egg nog and gift-giving. I get by, is my point. I've seen some Christmas films, and probably more than you'd expect, considering the nature of this column. I may have grown up without cable or much of a video collection, but Christmas films pretty much always turn up on broadcast TV somewhere in the month of December. I actually had to hunt a bit to find films to watch for this month, believe it or not. Let's start out with Scrooged, a Bill Murray take on Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," which, with a meta angle, actually features a production of said classic tale within its plot. (Weirdly, they only refer to it as "Scrooge" throughout the film.) And that's as good a place to start as any…
6 Scenes We Love From 'Scrooged'
Features By Christopher Campbell on November 24, 2013 | Be the First To CommentIt's not even Thanksgiving yet and we're already devoting a second Scenes We Love list to a Christmas movie. Yesterday was the 25th anniversary of Scrooged, so how could we not? Did you know this modernization of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol had the fourth best opening of 1988? And of those four, it debuted in a significantly fewer amount of theaters, giving it the second-best per-screen average among them. It also opened on a Wednesday, like three of those films, and of those three it had the second-best five-day opening. People clearly loved this movie, right? Not quite, but they really wanted to see it. Unfortunately, it didn't stay at or near the top for very long. By the big holiday weekend, it was in 9th place, behind stuff like Tequila Sunrise, The Naked Gun and Oliver and Company. But at least it was doing better than Ernest Saves Christmas. Scrooged received a fair amount of negative reviews when it came out, and maybe the audiences then were disappointed, especially if they were hoping for something as entertaining and funny and spectacular as Ghostbusters, since this was both Bill Murray's first comedic starring vehicle since then and it was also marketed to that film's fans. In the decades since, many of us have warmed to it, probably through countless TV airings, where it does seem kind of appropriate. Back then perhaps audiences weren't happy with how unlikable Murray's character is for much of the movie, even though that's part of […]
12 Christmas Scenes We Love
Features By Christopher Campbell on December 23, 2012 | Be the First To CommentI should have known that the Film School Rejects team would be all about Christmas scenes from horror films. I reached out to the site's other editors and writers this week to compile some favorite moments from both legitimate holiday movies and other films that just happen to have Christmas scenes in them, and a third wound up being classifiable as being from the horror genre. Three others are from versions of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol, which is a pretty scary story as well. Then there's my personal pick, which is a rather cynical and frightening bit (I would have gone with The Thin Man, but I'd be repeating something I wrote years ago for the now-defunct blog Cinematical). Fortunately (depending on your tastes this time of year), we also have some more conventional people among our staff, and you'll find some Jimmy Stewart and Chevy Chase here as well. Oh, and it just wouldn't be Christmas without a shot of William Fichtner's buttocks. So, check out 12 of our favorite Christmas scenes after the jump, and tis the season for giving, so let us know the scenes you love in the comments section.
10 Classic Movies That Critics Hated
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