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RANGERS went into administration today – as it was revealed they had failed to pay £9million in VAT and PAYE from the current financial year.
FORMER Rangers owner Sir David Murray has declared himself "hugely disappointed" at the club's decision to appoint administrators and expressed surprise at the timing of the decision.
ON the day when Rangers went into administration, Hearts say their outstanding tax bill has now been settled.
PROSECUTORS have recovered more than half a million pounds from the wife of back-from-the-dead canoeist John Darwin.
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MORE than £100,000 worth of drugs were recovered from a house during a police raid early today.
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BEE GEES star Robin Gibb has returned to the stage for the first time in months following his cancer battle.
ZOOKEEPERS who care for the UK's only pandas have been given a special Valentine's Day cake celebrating the animals.
THE number of people being made homeless fell last year, according to official figures.
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AN RAF airman has been shot dead during a routine patrol in Afghanistan's Helmand province, the Ministry of Defence said.
LIVINGSTON have confirmed former Hibernian bosses John Hughes and John Collins as the new management team at Almondvale.
FORMER Rangers manager Graeme Souness has predicted the club will cease to exist in their current form as they prepare to pay the price for "chasing the dream".
A RADICAL cleric who poses a serious risk to the UK's national security was on bail today after spending six-and-a-half years in prison.
TALKS to secure international agreement on fishing quotas resume today after four failed rounds of negotiation.
HOUSE sales rose slightly last month as an increased number of first-time buyers looked to make purchases before a duty concession comes to an end, according to a report.
RANGERS Football Club officially entered administration this afternoon. The club appointed administrators Duff and Phelps after a court battle with Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs.
CAMPAIGNERS for same-sex marriage will take to the streets today to urge the Scottish Government to change the law.
Three year deal worth potential £2.5 million a year to Motherwell firm
PFA Scotland chief executive Fraser Wishart has offered to work with Rangers owner Craig Whyte to help the club through their financial crisis.
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BILLY REID reckons his Hamilton side are starting to turn the corner and could yet finish in the top half of the table.
ST JOHNSTONE boss Steve Lomas has challenged his men to make up for their weekend derby thrashing by dumping Hearts out of the Cup tonight.
ROSS COUNTY boss Derek Adams yesterday insisted Dundee United-bound Michael Gardyne has been dropped from his first team for the last couple of weeks for football reasons only.
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FRUSTRATED Mikael Lustig last night insisted he'll finally be available to make his Celtic debut against Hibs on Sunday.
CELTIC bosses insisted yesterday it would make no difference to them if Rangers go to the wall.
EXCLUSIVE: A husband-and-wife have become the second couple from the same Scots village to scoop a £4.5million lottery jackpot.
EXCLUSIVE: Alastair Johnston last night called on Sir David Murray to help save Rangers from administration by overthrowing Craig Whyte and declaring his takeover legally null and void.
RANGERS' future hangs in the balance after chairman Craig Whyte yesterday moved to plunge the 139-year-old club into administration. After just nine months in charge, Whyte admitted they could not pay their bills – despite mortgaging off £24million of fans' season ticket cash.
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Casa Glorioso
This elegant 70 sq. meteres apartment, is located in the heart of Rome, in the very central neighbourhood of Trastevere, a few meters away from Piazza San Cosimato market and the famous Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere, at the base of the Gianicolo hill, but in a very quiet area, in a private street, without noise of traffic and near a beautiful park (Villa Sciarra).
Trastevere is an enchanting neighborhood to explore, with characteristic alleys, antique churches and squares. The neighbourhood is rich in restaurants for all budgets, bars and shops. The apartment is fit from 2 to 6 persons. Rental for three nights minimum.
Via Gaetano Sacchi, at the corner with Viale Glorioso, Trastevere
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It's a beautiful place in the center of Rome
I enjoy walking in Trastevere and visiting important monuments
My wife, son 13, daughter 11, daughter 5, Mother-in-law and I stayed here for 1 week. It was a delight. Angela and Elisa are wonderful hosts. We arrived a bit early and Elisa was quick to accommodate us. We quickly figured out our way around using the Rome Transit system. City blocks are short in Rome in comparison to city blocks in USA. Both stops are really a short walk. The most convenient is the green tram that drops you off in Largo Argentina, a transit hub for many routes. The nice thing is that we were so close to everything yet in a family quiet neighborhood away from the hustle and bustle of the center of Rome. We were very comfortable in our apartment and as a chef I can tell you the kitchen works well. We would go to the local market to pick up fresh meats, fruits and vegetables and I would cook just about every night. It was relaxing, we would go sightseeing during the day and arrived tired in the evening to a quiet home. It was great for Mother-in-law since she does not do stairs that well. Figuring out the transit system and eating where the locals eat is the key to a great time in Rome. Angela and Elisa's charm really makes one want to write a wonderful review. They went the distance to make our stay wonderful. I used to stay in Piazza Navona but realized this neighborhood is better. Elisa, I threw my coin inside Trevi fountain that means we will be back to Casa Glorioso :-). Alex
Trastevere is an enchanting neighborhood to explore, with characteristic alleys, antique churches and squares. It is considered the most authentic and lively Roman neighborhood with small shops, artisans, markets. It is rich in restaurants for all budgets, pubs, wine bars. In Trastevere with its medieval architecture there are many places of interest to visit.
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Refundable damage deposit | €100 |
Notes | The Rome city tax is €3,50 per person per night, except children under 10 years |
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From: "Melissa Taylor" <email@example.com>
To: "Alfredo Viegas" <email@example.com>
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2011 12:57:59 PM
Subject: Re: ivory coast
There are a couple of issues here.
The first is that our monitoring isn't really up and running yet. I'm
watching for information for you, but as I noted before, I'm interested
in getting some of those bigger picture questions answered first. My
first real day of monitoring will probably be tomorrow and its going to
be a bit brutal and we're going to miss a lot at first.
The second is that a lot of these visits aren't announced in advance and
diplomatic trips are not the kinds of things that we have our sources
keyed up for. When they are announced, we will publish them in our
intelligence guidance that I discussed earlier or we will write a Sit
Rep for our website. We'll be getting you the intelligence guidance
calendar every Friday and the monthly comes out around this time each
month, so you'll have a heads up.
Finally, this was on our alerts list yesterday. I can start
highlighting items on our alerts and analyst list that might matter to
you. It depends on how involved you would like to be in the greater
flow of information. Obviously, the day of the visit is very last
minute notice for you, but when its all we have then I will start
sending it to the invest list.
On 7/28/11 11:39 AM, Alfredo Viegas wrote:
> Ouattara was in NY yesterday and he is heading to D.C. today to see
> check out this link:
> http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/africa/07/28/ivory.coast.ouattara/
> Upon this news hitting the tape, Ivory Coast bonds surged 3 pts.
> Making our paper portfolio a quick $175,000 -- I wish we knew he was
> coming to the USA earlier this week. I know we have Ivory Coast and
> Senegal on the monitor list, and we should add to the list on small
> countries like this the need to know when major foreign dignitaries
> are planning to visit (like french PM 2 weeks ago in Abidjan) and also
> when the president leaves for official diplomatic trips to the US or
> Europe. Again these are impoverish African states that depend largely
> on multinational aid... hence when they make visits like this its with
> an agenda in mind... As a bond holder we like ot hear that someone
> else is willing to give them money for free... :)


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My Phal is now showing the most bottom leave yellowing only after i got rid of one earlier about a week ago or so..I water every other day in a bright sunny window, not exposed to the sun directly. Why would this be happening? |
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Watering every other day sounds excessive. Some questions, please. Where are you located? This makes a big difference in culture. What type of medium is the phal planted in? Is the phal indoors or out? Anything you can tell us about it's culture would be a big help. |
Brooklyn, NY Really don't know the medium cause it was bought in an over rooted pot, in full bloom. indoors over a radiator and a tray full of water. I read somewhere the best way to know if it needs watering is to stick a wooden peg into the soil and after 10 minutes or so, see if its moist. The stick always comes out dry, so i water it every other day. I have a Phal-Denb in the same location and treat it the same way, and no leaves turning yellow there. |
It could be normal aging of the leaves, but without a photo, can't be sure. Can you post a photo? Watering every other day is too much unless the plant was bare rooted. Jane |
Indoors over a radiator doesn't sound good. What sort of daily temperature range is it getting. The tray full of water may not work as well as you think, especially so if the humidity in your home is low. Posters closer to home will be able to help. Just looking at the current Temp in Brooklyn 10C 82% humidity (heatwave) . So, what sort of temp are you getting over that radiator? and the humidity on air drawn from outside and heated up might give you a reading that you get in a desert. Agree with Jane watering every other day is too much in winter. |
I agree with Arthur. Actually, I was thinking about the tray of water over the radiator and thought, maybe this poster is on to something! But then I wondered if the water gets hot sitting on the hot radiator? The whole idea makes me nervous and you need to give more info. In theory it sounds like it could be adding humidity, but the reality is it might be too hot. I'm not comfortable with the set-up. Jane |
I can take a picture, but i removed the leaf. I get confused, another website said to make sure you water your orchids daily and here i am told every other day is too much. Temp in room is 82 degrees, the water in the tray evaporates as it heats up, give decent humidity. I also for brief periods of time add air movement with a small fan..i read that too, that orchids like air movement. The tray with water is 4" high above the top of radiator. My personally observation is that the pot is so small and the roots at the top overflowing it are sad looking. I was wondering if that can be the cause and if i repot it now while its still in bloom (3 remaining )that i may lose the blooms? |
Orchid growing is not easy. You have to interpret what is written, who wrote it and where the writer lives. My small collection of Phals are out in a glasshouse. Summer has just finished and it is still warm. I am watering them once every two days and that interval will space out as Autumn comes on and eventually as it cools down outside they will be brought in for "winter" . When they are inside they will be watered about once a week. Lots of interpretation needed there because growing in a glasshouse and inside the home are very different. Also when i say winter it means something very different to winter experienced by someone living in New york. Anyway, you may be fussing without reason, your plant may be fine, losing a lower leaf is OK...but Two??? Now to the humidity tray. There is a 600 litre Humidity Tray sitting right next to me, it is a heated fish tank. I have one of those humidity gadgets and the humidity in the house is much the same wherever you take the reading. That is because the water evaporated rapidly disperses and doesn't remain as a little humid cloud around your orchid. Different story in a glasshouse where you have a confined space and you can close the doors, vents at night and the humidity rapidly rises to near 100% at night as the air cools. So you get a strong wet dry effect and green stuff growing on the walls. As for having water above a radiator. not something i would recommend. So some more questions. |
The night temp is 70-72 degrees, a south window with lots of sun for my Denb and my Phal is out of the sun rays. I still say all the roots look sad that is the ones that are showing. I thought by putting a dry stick into the pot and leave it there for 10 minutes or more should indicate when to water it..after 10 minutes or more, the stick is barely moist if not dry. How about my theory about it needing to be repot now while in bloom? |
Here's what I would do. Remember, I'm working blind because you haven't posted a shot. If the roots look 'sad' they might be drying up because the air is dry. Your room is kept very warm for winter, which means your heating system is running alot. Put your Phal inside a larger pot. Don't take it out of the pot it is in, just put the plant/pot inside a larger pot. That will create a bit of humidity around the 'sad' roots. You could spritz those roots (only) each morning. You could also put some sphag, bark or Styrofoam peanuts loosely in between the two pots to hold some moisture. Your room might be very dry. If you can carry your plant for another month, you will be fine. As the days get warmer, you will have less heat running in the house. You should not be watering every day, even if the pot is small. Unless the Phal is in large bark, it will hold moisture. My guess is that the aerial roots are drying from the air. Try to get the plant and its roots inside a larger pot. Please try to post a photo and do the pot-inside-pot. Jane |
This view is to show the setup on top of my radiator. Top view Jane, your idea sounds cool...i will do it. |
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The West Point High School swimming team had another good meet in the pool last Saturday, this time in Oxford including three top-ten finishes in their second meet of the season. In all, 16 schools were represented from around the state. "Overall, the majority of our swimmers had a faster time this meet than they did their very first meet two weeks ago," head coach Stephen Stockton said. "I am very proud of each one of them. They have been working very hard, in-spite of the weather the past couple of weeks."
On the heels of the team's first victory in 2011, West Point (1-2) will have another tough hurdle when they hit the road for the second time this season at Noxubee County.
Last week, the Green Wave used a dominating second half effort from its defense and a balanced attack on offense to earn a 33-12 win over visiting Starkville who handed them their only loss a year ago.
As many as six players will be out for Oak Hill in tonight's non conference slate versus Winona Christian. It's been an issue for the read and white since fall camp. Head coach Benjie Merchant and his staff have been forced to reshuffle positions all year long. "It's killing us," he said. "We get one back, we lose anther one." Third string quarterback Adam Tumey, a new addition to the squad will be taking the snaps. Last season he played cornerback. "He's got a good arm and good throwing motion, just lack of experience at the position," Merchant said.
With Hebron Christian School on the verge of a district title, Tuesday's 12-1 victory over Calhoun Academy clinched a fifth consecutive playoff appearance for the Lady Eagles. A landmark in itself, but for pitcher Chloe Tapley, it solidified her as one of the best pitchers in the MAIS. Tapley again had another stellar outing in the circle, just three hits given up to compliment 13 strikeouts. Nothing new for the junior, who over the last few weeks had pitched three straight no-hitters.
Two of the region's top junior high programs squared of Tuesday night in the battle of the unbeatens, but after four quarters of play, Oak Hill (3-1) were handed their first loss on the year 24-14 to Indianola Academy (4-0).
The Raiders had dominated their opponents all season by a combined score of 104-6 heading into Tuesday's game, but after falling behind early, they struggled to catch up despite cutting the deficit to four points in the fourth quarter.
CALHOUN - Hebron pitcher Chloe Tapley reached 1,000 strikeouts for her career on Monday while helping the Lady Eagles secure their fifth consecutive post-season birth in a 12-1 win over Calhoun Academy.
Tapley struck out 13 batters and needed just seven to break the milestone and extend her total to 1,006 in 646 career innings. She has a total of 199 K's in 100 innings this season.
A complete feature will be published later this week in the Daily Times Leader.
Anyone who has had a chance to watch Wilma Davis and Nakeisha Walker on the court know they have talent. And this past summer, several of the country's top high school players had that same opportunity.
Walker and Davis, now seniors at West Point High School were selected to participate in the USA Junior National basketball tournament in Columbus, Ohio; a showcase of some of the best high school talent on the court where the players get a chance to work one on one with college coaches and get on the radar of some of the nation's best programs.
Oak Hill continued their winning streak Monday afternoon to three games with a 12-2 victory over Central Academy, a game that saw plenty of hits for the Lady Raiders including a two-run blast over center field by Lauren Hitt for the exclamation point. It was her first home-run of the season.
"Lauren is capable of hitting those like that, and she did today," head coach Marion Bratton said. "When she gets her timing down and she's in that certain zone, she can pop it."
DECATUR - Hebron Christian School reached the double-digit victory mark last weekend after splitting a two game set at the Kemper Academy/East Miss Community College Tournament. The Lady Eagles improved to 11-6 on the season with just a handful of games left to play on the schedule. Chloe Tapley threw her third consecutive no-hitter in Hebron's 15-0 victory over Russell Christian. Tapley struck out nine batters in just four innings of work. The Lady Eagles dominated from the opening pitch scoring one, three, two, five and four runs respectively in each of the five innings played.
Truth be told, West Point High School's football coaching staff and players felt like they left a win on the field in 2010 against arch-rival Starkville, when a litany of miscues, mistakes and turnovers led to a 21-20 Starkville win in West Point. There would be no mistakes this time. Avenging its lone defeat of 2010, West Point used a dominating second half effort from its defense and a balanced attack on offense to earn a convincing 33-12 win over visiting Starkville Friday night.


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Updated: 08/28/2003 - East Central Community College celebrated its 75th anniversary with special activities and recognitions Thursday.
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Updated: 08/27/2003 - Authorities have charged Michael Landrum, 41, with the murder of his three year old daughter and the child's grandmother. Jeffrey Napier, 22, is also charged with two counts of murder.
Updated: 08/27/2003 - A one vehicle wreck on Lizelia Road caused serious injuries to the driver.
Posted: 08/27/2003 - Eddie Harper won Lauderdale County's District 1 supervisor's race by a 55% to 45% margin over Sidney Covington.
Updated: 08/27/2003 - Just over two dozen men and women graduated from "Leadership Lauderdale" Wednesday and encouraged more people to volunteer for community service.
Updated: 08/27/2003 - A domestic violence charge led authorities to an apartment that had been burned recently.
Updated: 08/27/2003 - Supporters of a public display of the Ten Commandments in Alabama's judicial building say it's the foundation for all laws. Opponents say placing it publicly violates the same laws.
Updated: 08/27/2003 - The Democratic runoff between Sam Tisdale and Johnny Harpole was close enough for a recount.
Updated: 08/27/2003 - With virtually no warning signs, each year 5,000 children die from what's become known as a silent killer. However, healthcare officials say this can be prevented.
Updated: 08/26/2003 - Some supporters for keeping a Ten Commandments monument in Alabama's judicial building have called for the resignation of the state's attorney general.
Updated: 08/26/2003 - The driver of an SUV lost control and crashed after a tire lost tread on Hwy.19, north of Meridian, Tuesday.
Updated: 08/27/2003 - The Performance, Evaluation and Expenditure Review Committee, the state legislature's investigative arm, has released findings from a review of the Chickasawhay Natural Gas District.
Updated: 08/26/2003 - Marengo County Sheriff Jesse Langley said there are suspects in the deaths of a grandmother and her grandchild.
Updated: 08/26/2003 - Approximately 180 soldiers from the Mississippi Army National Guard's 367th Maintenance Company of Philadelphia and DeKalb have received orders to mobilize.
Updated: 08/26/2003 - Kemper County's circuit clerk is retiring from her fifth term a few months early. Blanche Clay did not seek reelection this year.
Updated: 08/26/2003 - The controversy involving the board of trustees at the University of West Alabama could soon be resolved.
Updated: 08/26/2003 - In the state's capitol, the Jackson Public School district has adopted a policy requiring students to tuck their shirts inside their pants. School officials say this is a security precaution. Although a concern in Meridian, school officials tell us that sometimes dress codes can go too far.
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After a report named Wayne Gretzky as part of an investment group attempting to bring an NHL franchise to Seattle, his agent said "The Great One" is not angling to bring hockey to the Emerald City. The New York Post reported Gretzky's involvement on Friday, saying that the league's all-time leading scorer had joined a […]
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An ownership group headed by two Los Angeles businessmen want to bring an NHL franchise to Seattle, The Seattle Times reports, but local leaders may not be willing to allow hockey to come to town before the NBA. L.A. real estate mogul Victor Coleman, who grew up in Vancouver, B.C., has teamed up with L.A. […]
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NHL commissioner visited Seattle mayor, King County exec
National Hockey League Commissioner Gary Bettman was in Seattle last week to meet privately with top officials about the ongoing prospect of bringing professional hockey to the Emerald City. As first reported Tuesday by KING-TV's Chris Daniels, Bettman and Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly flew to Seattle to meet with Mayor Ed Murray and King County […]
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Report: NHL won't expand to Seattle anytime soon
Seattle needs a better arena plan in place before the National Hockey League will consider expanding into the Emerald City, commissioner Gary Bettman said Thursday, according to a report. Speaking to a small group of reporters in New York, Bettman said professional Seattle hockey is at an impasse until investor Chris Hansen and former Microsoft […]
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Survey: Public opposes spending on Sonics, but supports Olympics bid for Seattle
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Glendale gets more time, but hits new snag in plan to keep NHL's Coyotes
The Glendale, Ariz., City Council has gotten an extra week to deliberate a possible deal to keep the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes, but the plan has hit a new snag. Not surprisingly, it's all about money. An ownership group that wants to buy the league-owned Coyotes also wants the city of Glendale to pay it $15 […]
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Seattle could get NHL team by next season – but don't get your hopes up
Seattle could be the new home of the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes by the start of the 2013-14 season, according to reports. But, like the failed bid to move the NBA's Sacramento Kings northward, Seattle is at the mercy of a league that wants to keep the team where it is. The National Hockey League, […]
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NHL's Phoenix Coyotes could be back on the table for Seattle
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Two more agency leaders are being added to the roster of senior officials who announced they are staying on for President Barack Obama's second term.
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Axxe55 > I sure hope someone else with Ruger experience would jump in here and add input. Would be great axxe55 if we had a gunsmith that had experience with these Rugers.
Axxe55 > Found this link... http://www.gunreports.com/special_reports/long_guns/GunReports-Ruger-Model-77-repairs-improvements-schematics-American-Gunsmith1781-1.html Just some info pasted from link above... Another major problem with accuracy is how the stock fits the barreled action. There is much debate about Ruger's front stock screw being set at an angle. The thought here is that the bolt being put in at an angle will not only hold the action in the stock tightly, but will also pull it back into the stock very firmly at the same time. This double pressure contact should make it a better fit, and therefore produce a more accurate rifle. This dual-purpose screw does make it very important to always have the same pressure applied as it is tightened if you expect to get accuracy from this rifle. When placing the action back into the stock, do the following: First, tighten all three stock screws down until there is no play but they are not tight. Next, tighten the front screw until it is very snug but not completely tight. Then tighten the other screws—but not as tightly as the front screw. Tighten the front angle screw to between 10 to 18 pounds of torque. Finally, you can finish tightening the two rear stock screws. All rifle stocks need to be properly fitted and tightened, but Ruger's angle mount seems to require more perfection than others. And then again, some Ruger rifles seem to shoot well whatever people do to them, while some are very finicky. If the Ruger you are working on fails to keep its point of impact the same with each shot—and the problem is not with the shooter or the ammunition—glass bedding is what most gunsmiths turn to. Many good articles have been written about glass bedding, and I will not go into it here except to point out a couple of things that are different about bedding the Ruger. Remember this angle-mount stock bolt pulls the action slightly to the rear as it tightens. This means that if you are using a firm gel fiberglass, it will pull the action away from the bedding compound, not just down into it. This unique movement has also locked some Rugers into a glass-bedded stock, never to be removed again. A second caution concerning fiberglassing the Ruger stock: Never get any fiberglass in the area of the safety link, because the wood fit must remain right for the safety to work properly.
Ruger still uses the angled front guard screw which is a patented feature of their action. I have always sort of liked the feature. Many dislike it because it complicates bedding but I have never found it objectionable. I have always prefered actions which had bedding surface ahead of the screw as well as behind. In general, I prefer to have the front screw behind the recoil lug. I built one target rifle on a ruger 77 action about thirty five years ago. It shot very well. Re. the new Model 70's, I have rebarreled just a few of these and consider them to be a pretty nice action. The only flaw I have seen was an error in machining the extractor groove in the bolt (too close to the bolt face). If thay address this problem, the action will be very good. If they don't, the action requires remedial work. The super grade actions are poorly polished to the extent that I feel they have damaged a perfectly good receiver to give it a shiny finish. GD
Which Factory Rifle Action is "Best"? I'll stick with the Mauser 98'. Afterall, 15 years of a track record with no significant improvements is good enuff for me.
I agree with Anna....surprise.....my CZ is a 98 action. It is the best I have ever owned. Why change perfection?
While there are several rifle actions I love, namely the Mauser actions, but the perfection of the mass produced rifle action is the Savage and here is why. 1: Floating bolt head, this creates the perfect fit between recoil lugs and action that otherwise would require very expensive precision machining. 2: Barrel nut design, this creates perfect head spacing that also would otherwise require pricy precision milling that nobody would do on a production rifle. This also makes the Savage action the most customizable of any because any average Joe who can turn a barrel nut wrench can achieve as perfect a headspaceing as any custom gunsmith. 3: Accustock, yes I know that is not technically part of the action but it keeps Savage from having to mill a flat bottom receiver (very expensive) in order to achieve a perfect bedding of the action. 4: Free floated by design, hard to believe but some companies still build rifles with a pressure point, while some of them are still shooters the most accurate guns around shot after shot don't have the barrel contacting the stock, Savage was a pioneer in this. So long story short while indeed the Savage action won't do anything a perfectly machined Model 70 action won't it can perform every bit as well with much less machining and hence at a much lower cost. If you notice nearly all affordable new rifle designs are to a great extent a knockoff of a Savage 110, namely the Ruger American, Remington 783, Mossberg ATR, Marlin X7.....etc.


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I loved this restaurant but sadly it has closed down. Trip Advisor might want to remove this listing from Abbotsford Restaurants. It was a great little spot for a glass of wine with some tapas or share plates.
I loved this restaurant but sadly it has closed down. Trip Advisor might want to remove this listing from Abbotsford Restaurants. It was a great little spot for a glass of wine with some tapas or share plates.
was sad to find out it is closed because it was such a good place with good staff , food and coffee. Hopefully that the owners will be able to open another place. Maybe closer to town and easier parking.
Tipped off by the locals, this is a one of kind place in what was previouly a bank building. Spacious and airy with great real estate between tables, the dining experince here was a delight. The menu was unique with lovely taste suprises from the very broad range of selections our group enjoyed. Unusual salad combinations, great tapas plates with... More
I came accross this shop while on a sunday afternoon run in downtown Abbotsford. It's very clean, friendly and affordable for a warm up. I had a tea and it was presented beautifully. I also noticed that they have many pastries, I will enjoy coming back to try them.
Spent the evening here with a group of friends, catching up on the last year. Kevin provided us with great service and helpful suggestions. The place is eclectic, unique, and different in a good way. Our group ordered a variety of sandwiches, wraps, and taster plates. The meals were all very good, no complaints. The serving sizes were perfect, leaving... More
had a quiet business lunch at the Roasted Grape. The sandwiches were awesome while the soup was bland and it took a long time for the waitress to bring salt to our table. All in all though a very good place to have a business lunch.
Went here with family and found this restaurant very interesting. Food offerings are creative - I much prefer fresh mussels to the frozen ones offered however. Everyone enjoyed their food although some of the appetizers were quite small. Hope they do well as again it is a pleasant and comfortable atmosphere with innovative offerings.
Great place for an enjoyable dinner in Abby. Love the atmosphere, service is great and the tasting wall is unique for this city. Love their menu and the little twists they have all week long. Decent wine list, not overpriced, have their wine flights and broaden you horizons. Their entrees are generous and tasty. I had the lemongrass chicken, which... More
My first time at the RG and I must say that the food was fantastic, I loved the choices of ice tea, and the serveur so professional. I had the chicken and brie on a croissant: The thought of ordering a second one crossed my mind... It was so fresh, tasty, and melted in my mouth. The sandwick came with... More
My wife and I love this place. Unique, fresh, mostly Mediterranean themed food. Great wine and cheese pairings, good live music, an iced tea of the day (as in tea that is chilled), pleasant servers, the list goes on. Highly recommended for lunch or dinner. Haven't tried breakfast yet, but surely will.
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As of Tuesday, February 11, 2014
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Albany Herald
ALBANY -- Assistant City Manager Wes Smith informed The Herald on Tuesday that the city of Albany has terminated its lease agreement with the Albany Panthers, leaving the Professional Indoor Football League without a venue for the 2014 season, which was already in jeopardy for financial reasons.
Smith said that the Panthers owe the city around $12,000 for use of the Albany Civic Center plus a percentage of its revenue from concessions. City officials sent Panthers owner Rod Chappell a written notice on Jan. 23 informing him that the lease agreement to play at the Civic Center would be terminated because of lack of payments dating back to December.
"They were in breach of their contract, so we notified them of termination," Smith said. "Mr. Chappell certainly has the opportunity to come to the city and try to fix this, but the current situation is that we don't have a contract with him."
In an email sent Tuesday, Chappell wrote that the Panthers intend to pay their dues to the city and will join PIFL representatives this week in a meeting with city officials in an attempt to renew the lease. Chappell also wrote that the team has 30 days from the time of the written notice to "cure any default."
"The Albany Panthers' lease agreement includes an ability to cure any default once an official letter is received from the City of Albany," Chappell said.
PIFL Director of Compliance Jeff Gonos said in statement that league representatives hope to find a solution and agreement during meetings this week.
"The PIFL has been working constructively with the Albany Panthers on a potential financial solution to enable the Panthers to play the 2014 season," Gonos said. "The league would anticipate that the Panthers, city of Albany, and local constituents of the team are working together in a similar fashion to reach a mutually beneficial outcome."
The Panthers have spent the last two weeks making a plea to sponsors and season ticket holders in an attempt to raise an additional $100,000, which Chappell said the franchise needed to field a team in 2014.
On Monday, Chappell sent an email to local media stating that the Panthers are "finalizing a potential solution which would allow the team to play in 2014 and beyond," but there had been no mention from Chappell or other Panthers officials about their breach of contract with the city of Albany.
Smith said that he has had an open dialogue with Chappell over the past few months and that it's still possible for Chappell and the Panthers to agree on a new contract before the start of the season.
"I would not be surprised if Mr. Chappell attempted," Smith said. "But again, this is a facts thing. We don't have a contract with him now, and for all of this conjecture out there we felt like others needed to know that there was no contract at this time."
Details were limited about the Panthers' proposed financial agreement with the PIFL that would allow them to play this season, but Chappell wrote in Monday's email that "the solution would require the Panthers' (original season opener on) March 22nd … against Nashville to be rescheduled for June 7th. Assuming all details of the financing structure are confirmed this week, the Panthers' season would kick off at home against 2013 PIFL champion Alabama Hammers on Saturday, April 5th."
The Panthers, who won league championships in 2011 and 2012, lost many of their star players to retirement last season after finishing the year 7-6 and losing in the semifinals to Alabama. They are coached by Lucious Davis, who said two weeks ago that the cancellation of the 2014 Panthers season would be devastating news to his players.
"This means a lot to them," he said. "For some of these guys, this is their world. A lot of guys live for this. A few of us have talked about it the last couple of days, but it is what it is. The only thing I can tell those guys is to be positive and keep working out. That's all I can tell them."
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remembering a user search query.
I have a listings website where users can search with various criteria, such as below;
area: 'London'
date: '2nd November'
price: 'less than £5'
this is then put into the URL query string... mywebsite.com/search.php?area=london&date=02112012 etc...
I want the users to be able to save their search for future use, accessable from a hyperlink in their home area.
I see two solutions...
1. creating a table in my database with the rows, 'memberid', 'area' , 'date', 'price' and store them this way. With any search fields being left blank inserting a NULL value. I would then build the URL with php echo's from the database like mywebsite.com/search.php?area=<?php echo $row['area']?> etc...
2. Saving the entire URL into the database with use of $_SERVER features, linked to the members ID.
I'm pretty sure the 1st option is the way to go, but is there any other method that would be better for this before I begin working on it?
Any advice would be appreciated.
I would go with Option number 2 personally...it involves less work during storage and retrieval and therefore faster though it's a negligible increase in speed. You only have to fetch one row per search unlike Option 1. Unless of course you have database space in Kilobytes and you want to save as much space as possible because saving all search queries in a Listings website could escalate quickly
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Thanks for you help. I've had more of a think about it and the features i can offered the user, and realised the first option would actually provide me with a handy tool for showing 'suggested searches'. I could find the fields the user commonly has saved, such as 'price: under £5', and 'London', and suggest them events based on their previous searches... would be quite handy. I don't think that's as easy with the second option.
cheers though, much appreciated.
btw, i checked out the link on your signature and i'm not sure if you're aware but theirs a conflict in the amount of pages you offer for pacakges in the footer of your site compared to the actually 'web design' page. (just a heads up )
The suggested searches would definitely not be possible with Option 2. Not impossible but not very possible hehe.
Thanks for the heads-up about the signature. I will change it when I get back home Appreciated.


text: I'm not totally sure I understand the original question, but if I do, I think I disagree. I think I like the smell of female fragrance because I like it or even because of it's "femininity," not because of any masculine notes. In fact, I have never understood why the smell of flowers is considered feminine. I personally think that is ridiculous. Unfortunately men are cheated of so many good scents in their colognes and very few will wear women's. I think most men will not actually wear a "woman's" fragrance because of fear. The societal rules that enforce sexism and homophobia are still strongly at play in the lives of everyday people outside of the large metropolitan areas. It's interesting that you mentioned Right Guard. I can still recall smelling that in my high school locker room and finding it nauseating. Recently a guy at my gym was using it and I thought: doesn't he know that there are decent deodorants these days. If Right Guard is masculine, count me out!


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Parse::Readelf::Debug::Info - handle readelf's debug info section with a class
use Parse::Readelf::Debug::Info; my $debug_info = new Parse::Readelf::Debug::Info($executable); my @item_ids = $debug_info->item_ids('l_object2a'); my @structure_layout1 = $debug_info->structure_layout($item_ids[0]); my @some_item_ids = $debug_info->item_ids_matching('^var', 'variable'); my @all_item_ids = $debug_info->item_ids_matching(''); my @all_struct_ids = $debug_info->item_ids_matching('', '.*structure.*');
Parse::Readelf::Debug::Info parses the output of readelf --debug-dump=info
and stores its interesting details in an object to ease access.
Normally an object of this class is constructed with the file name of an object file to be parsed. Upon construction the file is analysed and all relevant information about its debug info section is stored inside of the object. This information can be accessed afterwards using a bunch of getter methods, see "METHODS" for details.
AT THE MOMENT ONLY INFORMATION REGARDING THE BINARY ARRANGEMENT OF VARIABLES (STRUCTURE LAYOUT) IS SUPPORTED. Other data is ignored for now.
Currently only output for Dwarf version 2 is supported. Please contact the author for other versions and provide some example readelf
Nothing is exported by default as it's normally not needed to modify any of the variables declared in the following export groups:
all of the following groups
is the variable holding the command to run readelf
to get the information relevant for this module, normally readelf --debug-dump=line
is a variable which controls if nested items (e.g. sub-structures) are not displayed unless actually used (e.g. as data type of members of their parent) or if they are always displayed - which might confuse the reader. The default is 0, any other value switches on the unconditional display.
is a regular expression that allows you to cut away the details of all substructures whose type names match the filter. This is useful if you have a bunch of types that you consider so basic that you like to blend out their details, e.g. the internal representation of a complex number datatype. The filter has the value ^string$
for C++ standard strings as default.
The following constants can be used to access the elements of the result of the method "structure_layout" (see below).
is the regular expression that recognises the start of the line debug output of readelf
is the regular expression that recognises the start of another debug output of readelf
is the regular expression that recognises the Dwarf version line in a line debug output of readelf
. The version number must be an integer number which will (must) be stored in $1
These regular expressions are those that recognise the (yet) supported tags of the item nodes of a readelf debug info output. Each of them is actually a list using the Dwarf version as index:
recognises the start of a new item in the debug info list. $1
is the level, $2
the internal (unique) item ID, $3
the numeric type ID and $4
the type tag.
recognises the bit offset tag of an item. $1
will contain the offset.
recognises the bit size tag of an item. $1
will contain the size.
recognises the byte size tag of an item. $1
will contain the size.
recognises the compilation directory tag of an item. $1
will contain the compilation directory as string.
recognises the const value tag of an item. $1
will contain the value.
recognises the declaration file tag of an item. $1
will contain the number of the file name (see Parse::Readelf::Debug::Line).
recognises the declaration line tag of an item. $1
will contain the line number.
recognises the declaration tag of an item. $1
will usually contain a 1 indicating that it is set.
recognises the encoding tag of an item. $1
will contain the encoding as text.
recognises the external tag of an item. $1
will usually contain a 1 indicating that it is set.
recognises the language tag of an item. $1
will contain the language as text.
recognises the data member location tag of an item. $1
will contain the offset.
recognises the data location tag of an item. $1
will contain the hex value (with spaces between each byte).
recognises the name tag of an item. $1
will contain the name.
recognises the producer tag of an item. $1
will contain the producer as string.
recognises the specification tag of an item. $1
will contain the internal item ID of the specification.
recognises the type tag of an item. $1
will contain the internal item ID of the type.
recognises the upper bound tag of a subrange item. $1
will contain the upper bound.
recognises all attributes that are simply ignored (yet).
The last two lists are a bit different, they control what is parsed by this module. They are also arrays using the Dwarf version as index. What is inside each of this arrays is described below:
holds hashes of the type tags that are processed. Each element points to a list of the absolutely needed attributes for that type of item.
is a list of the type tags (see @re_item_start
above) that are currently ignored.
$debug_info = new Parse::Readelf::Debug::Info($file_name, [$line_info]);
$debug_info1 = new Parse::Readelf::Debug::Info('program'); $line_info = new Parse::Readelf::Debug::Line('module.o'); $debug_info2 = new Parse::Readelf::Debug::Info('module.o', $line_info);
$file_name name of executable or object file $line_info a L<Parse::Readelf::Debug::Line> object
This method parses the output of C<readelf --debug-dump=info> and stores its interesting details internally to be accessed later by getter methods described below. If no L<Parse::Readelf::Debug::Line> object is passed as second parameter the method creates one internally at it is needed to locate the source files.
The method uses all of the variables described above in the L</"EXPORT"> section.
The method returns the blessed Parse::Readelf::Debug::Info object or an exception in case of an error.
@item_ids = $debug_info->item_ids($identifier);
@item_ids = $debug_info->item_ids('my_variable');
$identifier name of item (e.g. variable name)
This method returns the internal item ID of all identifiers with the given name as array.
If a name is unique, the method returns an array with exactly one element, if a name does not exist it returns an empty array and otherwise an array containing the IDs of all matching itmes is returned.
@item_ids = $debug_info->item_ids_matching($re_name, [$re_type_tag]);
@some_item_ids = $debug_info->item_ids_matching('^var', 'variable'); @all_item_ids = $debug_info->item_ids_matching(''); @all_structure_ids = $debug_info->item_ids_matching('', '.*structure.*');
$re_name regular expression matching name of items $re_type_tag regular expression matching type tag of items
This method returns an array containing the internal item ID of all identifiers that match both the regular expression for their name and their type tags. Note that an empty string will match any name or type tag, even missing ones. Also note that type tags in Dwarf 2 always begin with C<DW_TAG_>.
If a name is unique, the method returns an array with exactly one element, if a name does not exist it returns an empty array and otherwise an array containing the IDs of all matching itmes is returned. The IDs are sorted alphabetically according to their names.
@structure_layout = $debug_info->structure_layout($id, [$initial_offset]);
@structure_layout1 = $debug_info->structure_layout('1a8'); @structure_layout2 = $debug_info->structure_layout('2f0', 4);
$id internal ID of item $initial_offset offset to be used for the beginning of the layout
This method returns the structure layout of a variable or data type with the given item ID (which can be found with the method L<"item_ids"> or L<"item_ids_matching">). For each element of a structure it returns a sextuple containing (in that order) I<relative level>, I<name>, I<data type>, I<size>, I<location in source file> and I<offset> allthough some of the information might be missing (which is indicated by an empty string). For bit fields two additional fields are added: I<bit-size> and I<bit-offset> (either both are defined or none at all). I<location in source file> is a triplet. The first two elements (object ID of module and source number) are needed to get the file name from L<Parse::Readelf::Debug::Line::file|Parse::Readelf::Debug::Line/file>. The third is the line number within the source. Note that named indices for the result are defined in the L</":constants"> export (see above).
The method returns an array of the sextuples described above.
For references as well as pointers outside of structures the size of the referenced data is shown, not the internal size of the reference self. This is a feature. (Note that this means that pointers to functions outside of structures always have the size 0.)
Only Dwarf version 2 is supported. Please contact the author for other versions and provide some example readelf
This has only be tested in a Unix like environment, namely Linux and Solaris.
Parse::Readelf, Parse::Readelf::Debug::Line and the readelf
man page
Thomas Dorner, <dorner (AT) cpan.org>
Copyright (C) 2007-2012 by Thomas Dorner
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.6.1 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.


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A variety of foods will highlight the annual Taste of Orland Park event, which runs from Friday through Sunday at 147th Street and Ravinia Avenue in Orland Park. | File photo
Updated: August 31, 2014 6:27AM
Orland Park's annual festival showcasing local restaurants returns this weekend.
The Taste of Orland Park is scheduled for Friday through Sunday at the Orland Park Village Center, 14700 S. Ravinia Ave.
The event combines culinary treats from Orland Park restaurants with live music and fun activities.
Foodies will be able to buy samples from nearly 20 Orland Park restaurants that will set up booths at the fest. New to the Taste's food scene this year are Q Restaurant, which serves Asian fusion fare; and Granite City Food & Brewery.
A highlight among returnees is Sunday night's show, featuring American English. The Beatles cover band is a Chicago-area favorite and is expected to draw a big crowd.
"People look forward to it and come from all over the place to see them," village spokesman Joe La Margo said.
The Taste of Orland Park drew more than 35,000 people last year. Now in its 11th year, it is one of the village's biggest annual events.
Another feature, Orland Park's Got Talent, is an amateur competition that pits talented local performers against each other. Tryouts were held on July 21, La Margo said.
"A panel of volunteer judges narrowed it down to these finalists," he said. "They'll perform live to a group of people."
Those watching the competition, which runs from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, can vote for their favorite finalists using their phones, La Margo said. The winner is based on 11 criteria weighed by four judges and from the public voting.
Children likely will get a kick out of Kids Day, which is from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday inside the John Humphrey Sports Complex. Teens might want to check out the Teen Battle of the Bands on Saturday night. For the adult crowd, the schedule for the main stage is full of local bands playing all weekend.
There also will be a car show starting at 11 a.m. Sunday at the Humphrey Complex.
The Taste of Orland Park will be open from 5 to 11 p.m. Friday, 1 to 11 p.m. Saturday, and 1 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Admission and parking are free.
For more information and a complete list of participating restaurants, visit orlandpark.org.


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is pzn still legally a reit until the vote, and if so will there be dividens paid on common stocks in april.
pzn_inmate I agree with post 12165, and alsobought PZN-A today. Given the value of PZN and the veryhigh probability of the P/L deal closing, the currentprice of the preferred reflects a temporary buyingopportunity.IMHO
Thanks for caring.You don't get an 18%yield without risk. I'll take the loss if the dealfalls apart.I think the chances of the P/Lclosing are at least 90%. But it wont change my life ifthe dice turn up wrong.After the recapcloses, the preferred A will be a very secure piece ofpaper and a great long-term hold. Other peoplehave posted their views that the company will resumegrowth of 20-30% per year. In that case the returns onthe common stock would be huge. But that's tougher topredict at this point. Maybe 50-50 as you say.
Just a word of caution. I did the same thing andbought lots of PZN at $10 thinking the $2.20 dividendwould make my house payment. I think this thing isstill very high risk until the company proves it canmake it after the cash infusion. Odds are 50-50 atthis point.
Add JDN http://quote.yahoo.com/q?s=JDN&d=3m to the infamous listMight have to call Nashville 'sillyscum valley'... very low-tech!
I put fingers into operation before brain engaged.I thought you were referring to Ray, who ran the company into the ground. Don't I recall that his father was out before the growth period??
"Service was inherited by son." Huh?? There is no successor Zimmermann.
both pzn and service merch are father and son deals. Service was inherited by son.
Every time a co goes down big time lately theyappears to be HQ 'ed in Nashville:1. PZN2.Columbia Health care3. Phycor Corporation4.Service MerchandiseI am sure I missed others, Idid not search, just came across the names written inblood.conclusion: I will NEVER invest in a co that has headquartersin Nashville. cos there seem to spike up and crashand brun on allegations of fraud.PS: Thislast hour proposed deal looks good. At least it willsave PZN from dropping further, save the shareholdersasses and a few buck could be made up and may be thestock will go to $6-7. Anything above isdreamland.Still wont buy it so. I just got too disgusted but I amcurious on how this proposal will be handled by the"powers at be". Remember, there it is called NASHVILLE,different way of doing business..
From the article.."Ken Renner, aspokesman for DC Investments Partners, said the terminationof the fund had been coming for several months andhad little to do with any relationship withMetro.Renner noted that Metro also invested in astrong-performing venture capital fund called FCA Venture PartnersII, which is also managed by the partnership.McWhorter, with a long background in health care, is afounder of FCA II, which has earned more than $20 millionfor Metro on a $7.5 million investment by investingin startup and early stage health-carecompanies."If I read this correctly, DC cost Metro 800K butmade them 20MM. (Wish we were so lucky).P.SGlad to see you back.
This story with DC Partners confirms my earliercontention that Crants Jr. is NOTHING but a complete MORON,whose only "abilities were based on the name Crants andnothing else.I am glad to see him going down!!Let see if we can also force him to cough backill-gotten money he received for his brilliant idea ofcreating a REIT! Crants, what a JOKE!!!


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Consumer will not call back because they ask for her ssn.
Calls multiple people in our offices repeatedly and never leaves a message
This phone number called several times today. I called back and all I got was a recorded message to press 1 to stop receiving phone calls. There were never any other options, nor was a company name given.
Twice in a week I've gotten a call from this number. However, it only rings once or twice then stops. I don't know a single person in North Dakota, so not sure what this is.
These text messages cost me money as I do not have text plan. I want reimbursement and shut them down. Thank you.
This number will not leave a msg, and calls repeatedly. Many people have complained--just search the number on Google.
This number will not stop calling after numerous requests.
Unable to reply to recording and phone number is busy when I try to call back.
My name Is Dave petri, I manage the small calling center for the North Dakota fraternal Order of police. First of all I would like to assure you the NDFOP is a legitimate organization. It is comprised of over 800 law enforcement officers. These officers are dedicated to making North Dakota a safer and better place to live. We sponsor many great programs IE. The Special olympics and Cops and Kids., we take children who are victims of circumstance shopping just trying to make their holiday a little better. I do apologize to those who think we are hanging up. Its a hard call to determine just how long to let a phone ring. we try not to frustrate anyone in our state. We are not a telemarketing company, that I want you all to know. I also have "NEVER" dialed anyone 3 times in a day. Our dialer is set up not to even allow us to call anyone more than once. We have been having trouble with telemarketing companies calling into our state and insinuating they are us. On that I say if you are mailing your money out of state, I can assure its not coming back to help North Dakota. If you have questions you can reach our office at 701-356-0544,thats the same number you would get if you dialed 701-557-9038. It is my voice on that recording. I would be happy to answer anyone's questions and again I assure you we are a legitimate organization. It we can also look us up at our website. ndfop.org. It sometimes saddens me when I read comments from people that say we are a scam without even taking the time out to look up our website, call the office number or even call the attorney generals office here in North Dakota I welcome anyone to any or all 3. To those that know and have supported us over the last 20 years, I thank you on behalf of the officers and wish you a happy holiday season and Thank you for supporting us so we can bring a little happiness to some of the children of our great state!!!! I wish everyone in our great state a happy holiday season as well. I would look forward to speaking to you as well. again our number is 701-356-0544. also Grant Benjamin, a retired police officer from here in fargo is the president and if you call I would be more than happy to give you his direct cell phone number as well.
Call several times, goes to voice mail but never leaves any messages.
This recorded message did not identify themselves. I received a similar call from another number about 3 weeks ago.
We have received calls from this company from different numbers, often 2 or 3 times in one day. There is never any voice heard on the answer machine.
Was an automated message. When I called back it said "Thank you for calling. A rep will be with you in a short while."
These annoying recorded calls come in several times a day from different numbers.
They call about twice a week. They leave no messages, nor answer when called.


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Is the International Residential Code available online, free, anywhere? If not, is there anything equivalent available -- at least good-enough for a DIY builder?
Looking at Abebooks I see that I can get 2000 and maybe 2003 or 2006 versions for less than $15.
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How much different are these older versions compared to the latest version? How helpful is it to a DIY builder to have access to the International Energy Conservation Code?
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