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Amerileather Rosalie Leather Tote Bag
Bright and playful, this chic tote from Amerileather features floral patchwork accents. With double shoulder straps and sleek silvertone stud hardware, this bag is finished with a removable, adjustable shoulder strap.
ITEM#: 13998986Bright and playful, this chic tote from Amerileather features floral patchwork accents. With double shoulder straps and sleek silvertone stud hardware, this bag is finished with a removable, adjustable shoulder strap.
- Color options: Multi
- Style: Tote bag
- Construction: Top-grain lambskin leather, denim
- Exterior: Hand-crafted deconstructed flowers, pre-washed denim and leather trim
- Entry: Zip-top closure
- Hardware: Silvertone
- Lining: Cotton-polyester fabric
- Handles: Two (2) flat top handles
- Adjustable and removable leather/cotton shoulder strap
- Exterior pockets: One (1) change purse
- Interior pockets: One (1) main compartment with one (1) cell phone pocket, one (1) accessory pocket, one (1) zippered pocket, one (1) zippered pocket
- Imported
- 15.25 inches high x 18.5 inches wide x 5 inches deep
- Drop: 12 inches
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NOTE: Due to the multicolored nature of this handbag, the product you receive may differ slightly from the product displayed in the picture.
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|Canvas Leather
|Handbag Color
|Blue Brown Green Grey Multi Pink Red Tan
|Main Closure Type
|18.5 in. L x 15.25 in. H x 5 in. W
|90 day Limited Manufacturer
|Top grain lambskin and canvas cloth
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Love it! Taking it to Las Vegas in June~Lots of room Lots of color.Read More
Mrs. Pope
I was very disappointed in this tote, as it had a terrible mildew odor which did not dissipate over time, and I could not give it as an Easter present but had to send it back.Read More
Beautiful colors, but!
I really loved this bag, the colors were beautiful and the shape and size were ideal. However, the smell was just overpoweringly bad. It was so unpleasant, that I even hung it outside and sprayed it with Febreeze, but no luck the smell did not even diminish. I had to return it. Loved the bag, but hated the smell.Read More
Gorgeous bag!
I am done paying too much at outlets for designer handbags! This bag is leather, has that leathery smell, is made much better than any designer bag I've had lately and it is so wide I can carry my 15 inch laptop with me when I travelRead More
Amerileather Tote Bag
Pretty nice but hard to match outfits with but it's definitely eye catching.Read More
Great detail
The tote is beautiful! I've recieved many compliments the first week of using it. It carries all that I need to carry without having to carry a tote and a purse. I really love it!!!Read More
Big Bag - Smells funny
The bag is very colorful, large and sturdy. It's received several compliments. I use it to carry a lot of different items - including heavier items. I didn't recall that it included a coin purse, but it does! Cute! My only gripe is that out of the wrapper, it has a strong musty smell. I let it sit outside in the sun for a day. Then I put a dryer sheet in the bag. That seemed to help, but I purchased this over two months ago and I it still has that odor - and I only notice it every once and a while now (I'm getting used to it?). Kind of scary - what is that smell? I'd give it more stars, but ...Read More
Love this bag
The bag is beautiful - only wish that the lining was lighter in color. It's difficult to find objects with the black liningRead More
perfect fit
I am very pleased with my new bag, it shipped to me in reasonable time, the price point was great, quality was high.Read More
Colorful and fun tote
I got this tote for college for a couple of classes over the summer. This first thing I noticed as soon as I opened the box was the strong smell of leather. Unfortunately, not the expensive kind you smell on an expensive leather purse or jacket. Having said that, it makes sense once you look at the workmanship. The small leather pieces are sewn on the canvas bag and handles. It is not bad workmanship, I would say a little bit above average. The interior is of a lighter cotton material. Unfortunately, it is of black color which makes it difficult to see and/or find your things since this is a deep tote. The cell phone and extra pocket is of average size. The zipper pocket is also of average size. I wish the zipper and light interior material was of better quality because zipper does not zip/unzip smoothly. You have to hold the end of zipper with one hand as you pull the zipper with the other hand. Definitely not a one hand job like other totes from outlets (e.g. Coach, etc.) The leather pieces are sewn in place to reinforce the tote. This tote is light in weight, especially for its size. I am hoping this tote will hold up over time. I had to spray the interior cotton lining with Febreeze and air it out for a couple of hours. Due to the the colorful leather--some light colors, I used a heavy duty waterproof spray on both the interior, the entire exterior, both sides of the handles and shoulder strap, and the coin purse. I wanted to do this because of the light color exterior canvas because this helps with stains and I do not worry about the rain on the leather/canvas. This bag fits my 13 inch MacBook Air, a couple of text books, a binder, pencil pouch, water bottle and snack. Exactly what I wanted it for. The extra shoulder strap is a plus to securely wear it, leaving you hands free for when you are grabbing lunch at the cafeteria or in the library pulling books from the shelf. All in all, this is what I was looking for. I do like the design and its uniqueness. However, $$$ is a bit steep for this tote. I think $49.99 is more of a fair price taking the average material in consideration. I guess the $25.00 is for the labor for all the many sewn pieces. I will try to remember to update this post after 6 months of college use. :)Read More
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colorful and large
Had been looking for a leather multicolor summer bag and this one caught my eye. I like the floral pattern in addition to the stripes. It appears to be the size I like as a "carry all" bag.
This will go perfect with several outfits that I own, i luv the multiple colors.
Nice to meet you! Do not you show me the inside of this bag? I'd like a user-friendly image
Thank you for your for your interest in the Amerileather Rosalie Leather Tote Bag. Unfortunately, the only images that are available are the ones displayed on the web site. Please let us know if we can be of assistance on this or any other issue.
this is a very nice bag. It is very nice on the inside as well with nice little compartments for your cell phone, lose change, etc. a nice size also. Big is more like it. Very good quality. From now on, I will look for Amerileather bags first before purchasing any others
That is a great suggestion. Most ladies like to see the inside.
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Justin Williams | October 29, 2013 | Comments
Inbox tabs are here to stay and will only become more prevalent. Use these tips from columnist Justin Williams to help your emails stand out amongst a sea of competitors in the promotions tab this holiday season.
Like it or not, the 2013 holiday season is here. Whether this is good news or bad news for your holiday email campaigns depends on your ability to deal with two trends in email marketing: increased volume and inbox foldering.
Not only has annual email volume increased year over year, but each holiday season, there is an additional increase of about 20 percent in the number of marketing emails sent. This means more and more messages are competing for recipient attention in the inbox, especially in November and December.
With the rollout of Gmail Inbox Tabs--the largest implementation of automatic inbox foldering to date--you may be competing for limited attention in a purely promotional inbox. Even if Gmail users represent a small percentage of your list, the inbox foldering trend is only going to grow, so if you're not feeling a need to adjust your strategy now, you will soon.
I laid out a framework for getting email opens in two previous articles: first, get attention; then, drive action. To get attention, you'll need to stand out among the other messages competing for your recipients' eyes and mind.
Getting Attention in a Crowded Email Inbox Tab
Attention is concentration on one item while excluding other items. In cognitive science (the study of the brain and thought processes), the brain grants concentration in one of two ways. Understanding these two different mechanisms by which the brain gives focus to things will help inform how your subject lines can stand out, especially in highly competitive environments.
When looking at an inbox, most brains will be in goal-oriented mode, looking for important items that require their attention. In goal-oriented mode, the more similar other stimuli (subject lines and from names) are to the target object (your subject line), the less likely your target object is to stand out and get attention. You want to make your subject line stand out visually from the other subject lines as much as possible. This will increase the chances that it will be the subject line that captures your recipients' attention.
Tips for Stand-Out Subject Lines
How can you make your subject lines stand out? Here are a few suggestions:
As inbox foldering becomes more common, strategies to increase the salience of your subject line compared to others become even more important, since the context in which your subject is viewed (i.e. a tab specifically for marketing emails) means that the neighboring subject lines are more similar than they would be in a general inbox.
Standing Out to Recipients in Exploratory Mode
Now, the exploratory mechanism is a little less related to our case, but still somewhat relevant. The exploratory mechanism--literally localized in a different part of the brain than the goal-oriented mechanism--has the job of discarding a lot of stimuli and only granting attention to the stimuli it deems most important to survival and success.
In order to do it's job effectively, this part of the brain must efficiently filter out things it recognizes as being inconsequential (i.e.: the familiar).
Remember the first time you went into a new building or moved into a new place, and every little thing caught your attention? That old nail on the wall, the color of the paint, the way the door opened. At first, your brain doesn't know what's important and what's not in this new environment, so it pays attention to all of it. Once you've gained some familiarity, you don't pay attention to all those little things, unless someone calls your attention to it and you go into the goal-oriented mode.
In a similar way, recipients become habituated to your emails over time. If your from name is consistent (good) and your subject line always has the same structure (not as good), your recipient is less likely to even grant attention to your email much less engage with it. That's why using icons in your email subject lines might result in great open rates initially, but if you use icons consistently, recipients will become familiarized to this style of subject line, causing inbox attention (and thus open rates) to decline.
To stand out to recipients browsing in the exploratory mode, you need to continuously switch it up:
The above suggestions are but a few ways in which you can go about garnering recipient attention in the competitive holiday inbox.
Remember: in order to stand out, your email subject lines need to be both visually different from your competitors and from your own previous subject lines. So this holiday season, take a chance on something different-you may find it's more effective than you expected.
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The Angels scored four times in the eighth and ninth innings Friday night to keep their flagging wild-card hopes alive with an 9-7 victory over the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium.
The win allowed the Angels to move to within 2 1/2 games of the second wild-card spot.
The Angels are now 4-54 when trailing after the seventh inning of games -- but three of those victories have come during their desperate playoff push the past two weeks.
They trailed 7-5 after seven innings Friday night but Mark Trumbo started the game-winning rally with a one-out single. After Alberto Callaspo struck out, Angels manager Mike Scioscia sent switch-hitter Kendrys Morales up to pinch-hit for catcher Chris Iannetta against right-handed reliever Aaron Crow.
Royals manager Ned Yost responded by pulling Crow in favor of left-hander Tim Collins, forcing Morales to switch to his less dangerous side and bat right-handed against Collins. It didn't matter. Morales drove Collins' first pitch (a 94-mph fastball) over the fence for a game-tying two-run home run.
Mike Trout and Erick Aybar followed with singles (it was Aybar's fourth hit of the night) and the Angels had a rally re-started. Collins hit Albert Pujols with a pitch and was pulled in favor of Jeremy Jeffress. Jeffress walked Torii Hunter on five pitches to force in the go-ahead run.
They added an unearned run in the ninth after Royals centerfielder Jason Bourgeois dropped Vernon Wells' fly ball for a three-base error to start the inning.
Five Angels relievers combined to record the final eight outs with Jordan Walden getting the win and Ernesto Frieri the save.
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During Wednesday's floor debate over a massive immigration bill, Real ID foes managed to preserve an amendment to prohibit the forthcoming identification card from being used for mandatory employment verification, signaling that the political winds have shifted from when the law was overwhelmingly enacted two years ago.
The anti-Real ID amendment is backed by two Montana Democrats, Max Baucus and Jon Tester, who say the digital ID cards represent an unreasonable government intrusion into Americans' private lives. In April, Montana became one of the states that has voted to reject Real ID.
"This was a real victory for Montana and the American people," Tester said, after the Senate vote to kill their amendment failed to muster a majority. The unsuccessful vote to table it was 45-52.
The Real ID Act says that, starting on May 11, 2008, Americans will need a federally-approved ID card to travel on an airplane, open a bank account, collect Social Security payments or take advantage of nearly any government service. States must conduct checks of their citizens' identification papers, and driver's licenses may have to be reissued to comply with Homeland Security requirements. (States that agree in advance to abide by the rules have until 2013 to comply.)
The immigration bill (Word document), which is backed by the Bush administration and has drawn the ire of many conservatives, requires employers to demand Real ID cards of new hires starting in 2013. It says that "no driver's license or state identity card may be accepted if it does not comply with the Real ID Act."
It also would try to siphon off opposition on privacy or federalism grounds from state legislators by offering fat checks--$1.5 billion over five years--with funds coming from the U.S. Treasury.
Baucus' and Tester's amendment (PDF) deletes the requirement for employer ID verification and says that "no federal funds may be provided" to states to create such a system.
Tim Sparapani, the ACLU's legislative counsel, called the vote a "victory for privacy and a rejection of building an immigration system on a faulty foundation, which was the Real ID Act."
"The way the bill was written," Sparapani said, "it should be seen as a Hail Mary pass to save Real ID from the scrap heap."
A political sea change?
Procedurally speaking, the vote was merely a preliminary one. The Baucus-Tester amendment itself still awaits a vote--and even if it is glued onto a successful immigration bill or if the immigration bill dies a second time, the underlying Real ID framework and deadlines remain in place.
That framework is estimated to cost $23.1 billion, according to the Department of Homeland Security, and could include Americans outfitted with radio frequency ID, or RFID, chips on the cards (the idea is being considered but is not final). Personal data that's on the back of the card in a two-dimensional bar code will not be encrypted because of "operational complexity," meaning any business or government agency that scans the information could record it in a database.
Politically speaking, though, Wednesday's vote could be a turning point in the national debate over Real ID. It indicates that a majority of senators are willing to curb the controversial system, which has already led to a kind of grassroots rebellion among the states.
The ACLU, which runs Realnightmare.org, says that 15 states have enacted an anti-Real ID measure, 10 more have had such legislation approved by at least one chamber, and 8 more have had it introduced in the legislature.
Homeland Security officials have defended Real ID as a way to limit illegal immigrants and to thwart terrorists from obtaining driver's licenses. Although some supporters exist in the U.S. Congress, key Democrats have said the law--enacted with minimal debate as part of an emergency Iraq war spending bill--needs to be reformed.
Other amendments (text document) to the immigration bill could affect any final vote on the legislation. One amendment, backed by senators Max Baucus (D), Charles Grassley (R) and Barack Obama (D), was nixed on Wednesday. It would have rewritten the employment verification system and provided more due process protections for American workers.
CNET News.com's Anne Broache contributed to this report
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- Do Not Stop Protesting!!!
- Do not let this type of article put you at ease.
If you have watched the way things have been done over the years, they post news such as this to lull you to sleep and they will then pass the REAL ID Act. Protest this continuously until this thing is dead! Dead in the water.
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- This is true
- A leader or representative of a state will only be led by a majority that benefits in the state's and nation's affairs. Then those left out their voice will be not heard and next thing you know we all have a chip of some sort on our hand or head. Controlled and no liberty on what the country was rooted from.
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- Exactly what is the fear here?
- What's the differnce bewteen a state issued ID (that is tracked electronically) and a federal one?
I don't like the idea of the RFID if the data is not encrypted, because it could be abused. But if there was a lock on the card such that it could only be read when the owner unlocks it, whats wrong with that?
A voter ID card issued that actually records your vote (uniquely but anonymously) without any personal ID on it could enable a reliable and trustworthy electronic voting system. One that allows for immediate recounts, and reverification of votes without identifying the voters personally. Issued through voting places, etc. you just present valid ID and select an anonymous voter card from a bin at random.
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- The difference is FUD!!!
- As it turns out, there is a national db of state driver liscenses. Having a national ID for voting and legal employment angers alot of people that wish this country harm. There are many here. It also concerns other people that are under the irrational belief that uncle sam can't and doesn't have the ability to track whoever they desire now.
You see, when people cry that G.B's election was fraud, they don't really want to have to prove that statement. When business hires people, they don't want proof as to wether they are legal or not. There are even people that do not wish to be tracked when they are planning to set off a bomb in say.... maybe an airport or something. Funny though, no one has offerred a viable alternative to the problems stated. Perhaps they desire the status quo. That, my friend, scares me more than a database.
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- Good For the Senate!
- I could probably count on the fingers of one hand the number of times I've supported the ACLU, but I'm with them on this one. I hope this Real ID thing disappears quickly. It's hard to see how terrorists could not defeat Real ID if they can defeat the controls already in place.
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- What controls?
- We don't have any control. North border and south alike are so open a 10 y/o could walk back and forth across the border as many times as he wishes. And they do. But why sneak across when you can just fly in on a visit visa and then fade into the wordwork. There are no controls.
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537 Township Cove: Michael J. Garone from Terry L. Jerry, $329,897
1362 Tuscumbia Road: Will Washington from M. Wayne Shappley, $334,900
766 Wellington Way: Joshua C. Allen from David K. Scott, $359,900
4548 Woodlawn Circle: James Fletcher from Frank E. Bray, $292,000
9245 Acadia Place: Willie Fason Jr. from Federal National Mortgage Association, $125,000
1226 Breezy Valley: Matthew S. Giles from Kizer S. Clemmer, $109,900
684 Cairn Creek: Thomas Lucado from Bank of New York Mellon Trust Co. National Association, $105,000
8868 Campaldino: American Estate & Trust LC Fbo David Lin Ira T1001260118 from Highmark Investors LLC, $129,900
9107 Dalry Cove: Keino A. Spring from Josue Gonzalez, $243,500
1109 Dusty Lane: Pennymac Mortgage Investment Trust Holdings I. LLC from Jacklyn F. Dickerson, $102,353.29
224 Eagle Spring Cove: Michael P. Wess from Steven M. Ross, $390,000
8705 Eagle View: SFRA III LLC from Patricia A. Milford, $135,000
8665 Eagle View: American Homes 4 Rent Properties Six LLC from Roberto Sepulveda, $111,700
1319 Farwoods: SFRA III LLC from Nicholas J. Larsen, $128,000
8846 Forest Breeze: American Homes 4 Rent Properties Six LLC from George Brevard, $152,000
8519 Griffin Park: Yun Jiao from Justin R. Nicholas, $102,500
365 Locust Grove: Carolyn D. Jones from Brenda E. Jackson, $150,000
8634 Marsh Lane: RAC2 LLC from John A. Rawlinson, $133,000
1070 W. Montebello Circle: Tomonori Degawa from Jeshahton Essex, $112,000
1054 Nolan Lane: SFRA III LLC from Rhonda H. Agee, $100,000
8642 Pantherburn Circle N.: Plan G&G LLC from Ryan Lynch, $117,000
821 Rain Dance Way: American Homes 4 Rent Properties Six LLC from Etido O. Akpan, $112,000
8268 Scarlet Oaks Cove: Bayside Ventures LLC from Denise N. Strickland, $110,000
10174 Sorrento Place: American Homes 4 Rent Properties Six LLC from Jennifer L. Ulm, $100,000
8475 Trondheim: Suleman Zia from Corey L. Kelly, $176,000
180 S. Walnut Bend: Sandra J. Bailey from Peter Kim, $106,000
878 Winter Leaf: Cary D. Carver from Rene Laspina, $176,000
1079 Woodland Glen: Corey Kelly from Gary L. Freiberg, $285,000
445 N. Pisgah Road: Stuart W. Bassett from Bobby W. Morris, $625,000
9195 Donnell Road: Lodell Turner from Matthew S. Harris, $385,000
4300 Oak Spring: Jamee E. Comans from Charles G. Hurt, $199,500
933 Harbor Bend Road: Peggy E. Burch from Mark A. Padovano, $295,000
1254 Island Place E.: Mary M. Brown from Asad Chaudhary, $212,500
127 Madison #1201: Laurie C. Benton from Christopher R. McCall, $430,000
109 N. Main, Unit 814: Richard P. Garrett from Joe N. Vancleve, $132,000
421 S. Main #302: Shaun A. Gallagher from Lynch & Weddle Holdings Gp., $122,000
533 Rienzi: Michael Newsome from Christopher M. Sharp, $220,000
692 S. Barksdale: Kevin M. Smith from C. William Denton, $264,000
1894 Central: Beverly A. Trojan from Edward M. Collins, $555,000
2176 Evelyn: Dorothy G. Shields from Kye Y. Lee, $205,000
2163 Evelyn: Jennafer L. Stonecipher from Fannie Mae, $108,000
1938 Peabody: Andrew Fontenot from Dorothy H. Barry, $272,000
1396 Vance: Sarah Graves from HSBC Bank USA National Association, $108,624
761 Hawthorne: Carrie A. McCulloch from Guy Bryant, $120,000
1645 Wells Station Road: Buba LLC from E&C Properties, $270,000
918 Ruby Creek Place: Reginald Cobb from Ronald Jenkins, $114,000
424 Alexander: Deborah P. Bryce from Henry J. Knotts, $140,000
2968 Central: Robert B. Carter from Richard M. Devine, $370,000
3520 Central #101: Lee A. Randall from Highcentral LLC, $255,000
355 Lundee Place: Michael M. Wolfe from Tracy L. Herald, $129,900
3697 Oakley: Kathleen M. Morse from James D. Maddox Jr., $184,000
3623 Poplar: David A. Sweat from Ziwei Zhang, $209,000
3608 Waynoka: Donald A. Malmo III from Charles F. Smith III, $400,000
56 N. Alicia: William K. Nation from Marie H. Schmidt, $109,000
2269 Channel: CHS Inc. from Holcim US Inc., $1,100,000
5604 Fairlane Cove: Thurman Denton Sr. from Matthew E. Johnson, $106,500
5440 Heritage: Yoshimi Takiguchi from Owens Consulting Group Inc., $105,000
3550 Lakeview Road: Sharon L. Milam from Lucy C. Jones, $165,000
1681 E. Raines Road, 4165 Millbranch Road: Muthanna A. Muthanna from Calvin R. Arnold, $130,000
67 Goodway Lane: Blair Graber from Victoria F. Saunders, $520,000
157 Grove Park Circle: Mary K. Caldwell from Robert R. Yarbrough, $495,000
5239 Hedgewyck Court: Gloria F. Folk from Robert E. Wilson V, $312,000
5345 Lexington: Jeremy A. Feinstone from Gloria F. Folk, $490,000
297 Mary Ann: Matthew M. Pohlman from Stefanie Kutas, $188,500
4993 Minden Road: Christopher R. Calabrese from Rodney W. Baine Jr., $350,000
4238 Montrose: Brister B. Barrett from Larry K. Wells, $454,500
405 S. Perkins Road #280: Natacha P. Mann from Sara S. Thatcher, $170,000
176 N. Rose Road: Russell S. Thompson from Sara G. Lebovitz, $137,000
371 S. White Station Road: Michael Jacques from Federal National Mortgage Association, $110,500
430 Wellington Cove: Dorothy M. Hunter from Wanda W. Duke, $387,000
460 Williamsburg Lane: Caroline S. Cousins from Peter Montgomery, $569,209
6571 Espalier Circle: Justin Joy from Margaret M. Valentine, $354,000
6611 Larch Lane: Joseph P. Seawright Jr. from Larkin Grisanti, $367,000
2488 Messick Cove: Deborah K. Keller from Cornelia B. May, $142,000
1053 Oakhaven Road: Olugbenga Faleye from Eddie O. Denny, $260,000
2108 Satinwood: Robert L. Stacks Jr. from Fannie Mae, $202,000
2342 Holly Grove: Brian Boals from Ellen C. Atkins, $350,000
813 Ridge Lake Blvd.: Troika LLC from American Snuff Co. LLC, $776,160
4024 Allison: Jonathan Bernhardt from Julio Paredes, $125,000
4857 Ashcroft: Joyce J. Lomax from David Alyea, $137,900
436 Griffon, 4577 Bassett Hill: BLTREJV3 Memphis LLC from Paragon National Bank, $170,000
4845 Bloomfield: Yesenia Ubaldo from Daniel R. Glewwe, $137,000
8533 Boothes Ridge: Billie G. Harmon from Kevin Sullivan, $180,500
3743 Clubview: Luis R. Gutierrez from Lisa J. Leatherwood, $168,000
7557 Juniper Ridge: Jayson T. Powell from Joshua Crooch, $134,000
4056 Muirfield: Lemeaco S. Ivy from Mildred E. Barnett, $115,000
7275 Peppermill Lane: Jonathan Morse from Memphis Turnkey Properties Gp., $109,500
7623 Sand Crossing Cove: Wells Fargo Bank National Association from Alisa Myers, $195,497.93
2546 Van Eaton Lane: Joseph Gardner Sr. from David C. Ward, $109,000
3223 Wolstenholme: Michael A. Calamis from Joseph R. Morton, $250,000
3235 Altruia Road: Rachel Jones from Federal National Mortgage Association, $107,500
6319, 6341 Cheekwood: BLTREJV3 Memphis LLC from Terri Meetze, $101,000
5451 Craigmont: Leonard J. Szymanski from Investor Nation Gp., $125,900
6178 Elmore Road: Raymond Harmon from Fannie Mae, $125,000
5870 Sweet Oak Cove: Tiffanie Venters from Lauren M. McKenzie, $136,900
1835 Thomas Road: Skywater Memphis Thomas Road LLC from Kim Webb, $490,000
3225 Venson: Marlon D. Patterson from Geraldine M. Robinson, $153,800
5217 Yale Road: Reverse Mortgage Solutions Inc. from Judy E. Kelly, $112,217.21
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Corporate officers and directors received some assurance from the Supreme Court on Monday that they will not be required to defend against decades-old claims to disgorge short-swing profits. In Credit Suisse Securities LLC v. Simmonds, the Supreme Court unanimously overturned a lower court decision that would have allowed shareholders to sue insiders for "short-swing" profits under § 16(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 for an indefinite period of time so long as Forms 4 describing the transactions were not filed, and regardless of whether the plaintiff knew of the challenged conduct. The Supreme Court's decision prevents significant erosion of § 16(b)'s statute of limitations and provides officers and directors with some protection against stale claims.
Section 16(b) imposes "strict liability" on any officer, director, or beneficial owner of a public company who realizes profits from the purchase and sale of the corporation's securities within a six-month time period. This "short-swing profits" rule allows shareholders to sue for disgorgement of any profits realized in such a sale, whether the transactions were conducted with any improper purpose or not. The rule is intended to act as a broad prophylactic against the "unfair use of information" by corporate insiders. A well-organized plaintiffs' bar actively monitors public reports of insiders' securities transactions in order to pursue such disgorgement claims.
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A humble Mitsubishi Colt will do 195mph, but only with the addition of (a) a very large turbo and (b) much fear
German tuners strap medicine-ball-sized turbo to 2.0-litre Mitsubishi Colt, stand well back. The result? 978bhp, 0-62mph in 3.0 seconds and a top speed of 195mph. Oh, and vast, vast amounts of wheelspin and terror, everywhere, all the time. And, for some inexplicable reason, a sizeable dose of nightclub house music.
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yoooneek spelling
Prior to giving birth 5 months ago I would be on this site at least once a day, looking for inspiration. I have missed checking out people's thoughts on names. Today I had a reason to come back and post something. My older daughter recently started daycare and some of the names have surprised me but today took the cake.... Linkin
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I'm guessing it's a nod to the band Linkin Park.* 5 easy ways to judge a baby name
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I like the band also, but this kid will always have to spell his name for people. Lincoln is such an icon and the name is pretty popular in this area.
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At least it isn't as bad as Lynkynne.~Tali~
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This Sunday of Mother's Day. This will be my second Mother's Day without mom. She passed away in October 2012. It is a day I will never forget.
Mom's mental state was far worse than her physical health. She had Alzheimer's and had not known me for some time. She usually thought I was her brother Frank, sometimes her dad, but the last two years of her life she did not know I was her "little Timmy." Mom was at the point where she pretty much sat and stared. If you spoke to her she would turn and look at you usually without talking. But, as I said, her physical health was rather good for someone 84 years old.
Because there were no physical signs that death was near Julie and I decided to take the long drive down to the gulf coast of Alabama where my son and his family were living at the time. We started our trek Monday morning.
I called every day, talking to dad and the nurses. The nurses reported to me that mom had been acting strangely, but in a good way. She was getting up and walking around on her own; something she had not done in a couple of months. She was saying "hello" to people when they entered into the room. I could not remember the last time mom spoke first to anyone. She wasn't holding conversations but just her speaking to someone was an improvement.
On Friday the nurse said mom fed herself. This was a major development. A doctor explained to me once that Alzheimer's works as if all your memories are written from left to right on a chalkboard, them someone starts at the right side and starts erasing toward the left. That is why many of the elderly will forget what you said to them 10 minutes ago, but they remember intricate details of something that happened 60 years ago. To them what happened decades ago are fresh in their memory but what happened a few moments ago is long past forgotten. Anyway, mom had forgotten how to use a spoon and fork months before but on Friday, the nurse said it was if she had never forgotten.
Then came Saturday; it was around two o'clock I received the first phone call. Mom had eaten her breakfast, did not touch her lunch and laid down for a nap. Her physical condition had worsened. Her breathing was labored and shallow, the nurse told me I needed to hurry and get there because things were not looking good. I explained I was over twelve hours away and it would be morning by the time I could get there. I told the nurse we would make preparations to leave but to keep us posted.
The second and last phone call came just before sunset. I was on the phone with my mom when she passed into eternity. She never said anything and I don't know if she heard anything, but I heard her last breath. While listening to her struggle to breath I reminded her of the love of Jesus and that I loved her. I wish I could have been there, if we had seen it coming we would have never left, but the Lord did bless; when she died I was located in one of my most favorite spots on earth; on the dock at Camp Baldwin watching the sun set over the Gulf of Mexico.
When I sat down to write this my intentions were to talk of memories and share some scriptures about motherhood and so on but the thoughts kept coming and the fingers kept typing and before I know it; 600 words about the day my mom died. Maybe after a year and half I'm not over it yet.
At the time of her death my thoughts and actions went 100 percent into taking care of dad. They were married 65 years. Dad died eight months later.
If your mom is still living do something good for her, not just on Mother's Day but every day. If nothing else, pick up the phone and call her. When the kids grow up and move out of the house there is nothing so sweet as seeing them or hearing there voice.
"Honour thy father and mother; (which is the first commandment with promise)" – Ephesians 6:2.
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This coat is a must-have in the windy rain. Material is easy-dry, coat is easy to put on and take off, easy leash access.
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If you want to avoid that doggie smell, or avoid Fido coming in from the rain and rubbing his wet coat all over your Persian rug, then purchase a rain coat. You'll be happy you did!
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This is a great coat if you dog is a little spoiled and doesn't like to get wet. My dog will wear hers if I put it on her, but she doesn't insist on wearing it.
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I would love to get one of these, Jake our dog has a coat that covers his back and keeps him dry, we love to walk and I dont like his head getting wet, although it prob dont hurt him!
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MANILA, Philippines—A new low pressure area (LPA) being monitored by the weather bureau has moved closer to the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR).
Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration forecasters said that from its "quasi-stationary" state, as of 2 p.m. Monday, the LPA was spotted 530 kilometers west of Luzon.
Weather forecaster Jori Loiz told the Inquirer that while the monsoon trough, in effect over Luzon, has been bringing rains over the region, the LPA is seen not to have any effect until after it enters the PAR, during which it shall be called "Marce."
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New Jersey-based solar pool heater manufacturer Aquatherm Industries, Inc. officially celebrated its 25th year in the solar thermal industry. Founded in 1989, the company has grown to be the largest manufacturer of swimming pool solar heaters in the U.S., thanks in large to a loyal dealer/distributor network that spans the globe.
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Coming on the heels of the Solar Energy Industries Association's (SEIA) encouraging second-quarter industry report, the Solar Power Mid-Atlantic conference wrapped up this week to much applause. The first-ever Solar Power Mid-Atlantic drew hundreds of solar professionals from New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Maryland to the Atlantic City Convention Center for two days of panels and talks on solar opportunities in the region.
SEIA Applauds University's Decision to Expand Use of Solar
Calling it a win for both the economy and the environment, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), today applauded a decision by the University of California to significantly expand its use of solar energy. As part of an ambitious plan to become carbon-neutral by 2025, university officials this week signed an agreement to purchase the electricity generated by 80 megawatts (MW) of solar – approximately 200,000 MW hours annually.
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Solar energy company SolarCity Corp. is planning to add a Baltimore-area location by the end of the year. SolarCity (NASDAQ: SCTY) announced the area location as part of an effort to open 20 new operations centers in seven states. The wave includes one other planned Maryland location, in Clarksburg.
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ODNI sets new information sharing policy
Directive sets June deadline for compliance
Tags: management , Mike McConnell , ODNI , information sharing
Terrorist watch list improvements a matter of standardization
A former senior intelligence official says the President's call for changes is more of an upgrade than a significant change. Ambassador Thomas McNamara says information sharing is better than ever, but agencies don't put information into databases in a consistent way.
Tags: management , Barack Obama , Information Sharing Environment , White House , Terrorist Screening Center , Thomas McNamara , information sharing , Terrorist watch list
New intel information sharing policy coming
Document will address roles, responsibilities
Tags: JM , management , technology , ODNI , information sharing , Mike McConnell , Dennis Blair , intelligence
Terrorist watchlists receiving mini-makeovers
The Terrorist Screening Center is at the center of the changes coming to how the government manages and reviews potential terrorist information. Center director Tim Healy says the new tasks will not be substantial, but, as he explains in an exclusive interview with Federal News Radio, they will mean more work for employees.
Tags: management , technology , Tim Healy , Terrorist Screening Center , National Counterterrorism Center , Terrorist Watchlist , No-Fly list , information sharing
Information sharing boosted by recognizable tools
Policy change also helps change behavior
Tags: management , technology , Michael Kennedy , John Hale , Alex Voultepsis , ODNI , AFFIRM , Harris Corp. , FOSE , Dale Meyerrose , Mike McConnell , Web 2.0 , information sharing , Intellipedia
Navy gets fusion center help
General Dynamics Information Technology and Lockheed Martin won separate deals worth a total of about $200 million to integrate source information to produce situational awareness, threat assessment and resource management for the Information Fusion Center, the Navy says.
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DoD, VA feel the pressure of electronic health record sharing
System integration, bandwidth providing separate challenges
Tags: technology , Michael Weiner , Dave Cheplick , VA , DoD , FOSE , Suss Consulting , Health IT , information sharing , bandwidth , Telecommunications , telework
VA touts success of electronic medical records pilot
Agency conducts test with Kaiser Permanente using the NHIN to share the data of 450 veterans. The VA expects to expand the use of data exchange in 2010 with DoD and private sector providers. This was the largest public-private electronic health record exchange to date.
Tags: technology , Stephen Ondra , Tim Cromwell , Robert Smith , VA , DoD , Kaiser Permanente , Health IT , electronic health records , information sharing , Nationwide Health Information Network , management , Veterans Affairs , best practices
With Schmidt in place, who's his deputy?
Sources tell FederalNewsRadio that a leading candidate is a staff member on the Senate Intelligence Committee. In the meantime, former White House cybersecurity lead Hathaway and other industry experts offer the new cyber coordinator some advice about priorities and challenges.
Tags: technology , management , Howard Schmidt , James Langevin , Sameer Bhalotra , White House , Senate Select Committee on Intelligence , DHS , DoD , NSA , FBI , ODNI , Melissa Hathaway , Mischel Kwon , Liesyl Franz , TechAmerica , RSA , Hathaway Global Strategies , information sharing
DHS highlights progress in fighting terrorism
Releases report exactly five years after 9/11 Commission Report.
Tags: management , Janet Napolitano , DHS , 9/11 commission , information sharing , identity management , grants


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is there such a thing as an etsy genuis? if so, this is it.
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|3 days 23 hours ago
|I think asswipe is a great
I think asswipe is a great name.
|1 week 5 days ago
|Got married a few days ago
Got married a few days ago and I'm currently on my honeymoon in the Maldives
|3 weeks 4 days ago
|Naturally assume that he will commit to Cal

Amirite?!?!?
Naturally assume that he will commit to Cal
|3 weeks 5 days ago
|This makes me feel bad saying
This makes me feel bad saying this...
|4 weeks 2 days ago
|Very interesting
I always like to hear how other UM classes (both before and after mine) utilize their graduation time to express the prevailing socia-political trends of that time.
I'm curious how those in your class would think of Nelson Mandela these days. With the availability of more more facts and objective analysis, I suspect it would be very different.
|5 weeks 3 days ago
|Here are three I had in my
Here are three I had in my vicinity many years ago
|5 weeks 5 days ago
|I agree with you for the most part
I think what has driven much of the frustration is that our recent success has not impacted us one way or another (bad or good). We thought we might be able to get better (i.e. higher ranked) recruits, but we didn't. We also have not been getting bad recruits either (although some may disagree).
Additionally, not making any tournament this year didn't help.
Overall though, it just seems weird that we really haven't be able to take advantage of our recent success.
|6 weeks 5 days ago
|Another thing to consider that is slightly more long term...
...is that we are admitting fewer and fewer in-state students who would presumably be bigger Michigan fans and more apt to buy student season tickets compared to their out-of-state counterparts. I know this wasn't a major impact to the drop last year, but I think this is going to be a more systematic phenomena going forward.
|8 weeks 3 days ago
|8 weeks 4 days ago
|So what our saying...
...no white people? Perhaps a list of the top 20 gritiest people to play sports would be more suitable. :)
|8 weeks 5 days ago
|What injury to Pipkins?
Was it posted here before? I must have missed it.
|8 weeks 5 days ago
|Its hard to tell whether or not $150 is enough
Take these points into consideration
1. You can imagine that ticket demand is at an all-time high. So, will there be an remaining tickets this year? I doubt it, but possible.
2. If someone donates more than you, they will likely get priority.
3. The $150 is a donation, so its tax deductable.
|8 weeks 5 days ago
IIRC, we had until June 1 in previous years.
|8 weeks 6 days ago
|I could be convinced otherwise...
....but I didn't mind dynamic pricing. Most people can't but tickets directly from the school, so going to a game likely means buying from a friend or ticket scalper. Having dynamic pricing allows for the school to reap the benefits (or pitfalls) of changing prices, not the ticket scalper. I would prefer it that way. Like I said, I can be convinced otherwise.
This is probably one of the best years in many for Michigan to reap the benefits from dynamic ticket pricing. Having a nive home slate and HARBAUGH and all means tickets are probably going to be priced higher this year. This is clearly something Brandon would not do...and I like that.
|8 weeks 6 days ago
|Some random MSA musing
I remember Hidecki so so well! Those signs were as well known as Faz of Hello Pizza.
I knew Trent Thompson pretty well. He was the MSA President a couple years before. There was some controversy around his election, but he was a solid guy through and through.
Dear Lord. I remember BAMN and their intolerable leader, Jessica Walter (or something like that). To this day, I cannot support their cause simply because they were such assholes.
|9 weeks 16 hours ago
Type in Zoltan Kovacs in to Google. Its quite a common name in Hungary, apparently.
|9 weeks 19 hours ago
|Bo Ryan has been to 2 final fours with Wisconsin
|9 weeks 19 hours ago
This was something my friends and I were talking about. We think JB has maybe 5 years at most left before he retires. And we think that JB will continue to drive the program upwards and onwards. The next guy we hire might be the biggest more crucial decision in our program to date.
|9 weeks 3 days ago
|I didn't say Izzo was a better recruiter per se
I just think Izzo is a more consistent recruiter. He has has some injuries, some very significant (maybe not as bad as us), but he always seems to plug someone else in, teach them up and look good doing it. His results speak for himself.
|9 weeks 3 days ago
|Losing those guys...
...certainly were a big factor in our results this season. More consistent recruiting would remedy the situation to a certain extent. Remember, we were playing like ass before we lost Walton and Levert.
Let me be clear, I like JB and I don't want him fired - I want him here as long as he wants to be. Still, its hard for me think that we couldn't piece something together to get into the NIT.
|9 weeks 3 days ago
|I can respect your opinion
Overall, I think JB is a superior basketball mind compared to Izzo, but JB just doesn't recruit consistently enough. This is where Izzo is clearly dominant.
|9 weeks 3 days ago
|yea. A big fat pussy
|9 weeks 3 days ago
|And Izzo kindly returned the favor this year
He's won 3 straight against us.
|9 weeks 3 days ago
I can't help but think that Izzo could have done some real damage with our team this year. Maybe not win the big ten, but at least get us into the NIT (maybe NCAA).
Sorry, it's time like this where I'm reminded that we just need to wait for Izzo to retire before we can claim any sort of superiority of MSU.
|9 weeks 4 days ago
|Interesting. I see lots of RRs but no Hokes
Interesting. I see lots of RRs but no Hokes
|9 weeks 6 days ago
|With regards to business school...
...I agree for the most part. I went to Ross for MBA and it was the best decision of my professional life. Many JDs came over to Ross because they figured out the shit of having a career in law.
The only negative is that Ross (like most top MBA programs) don't really accept students right out of undergrad. Gotta get about 5 years of good experience.
|10 weeks 6 days ago
|He is certainly a key ingredient
A dash of pepper is going to make for a spicy experience
|11 weeks 16 hours ago
|Dear lord
Da faq!
Can't. Stop. Watching
|11 weeks 4 days ago
|No worries man
Go blue!
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Major Disaster Declaration declared on May 10, 2011
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July 22, 2011
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BISMARCK, N.D. – More than $50 million of federal and state disaster assistance in grants and low-interest loans has been approved for North Dakotans who suffered losses during the spring flooding. The aid has gone to residents in Barnes, Burleigh, McHenry, Morton, Ramsey, Renville, Richland, and Ward counties and Spirit Lake Nation, which were declared eligible for assistance to individuals, families and businesses for this year's flood damage.
July 20, 2011
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BISMARCK, N.D. – Representatives of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will be at Disaster Recovery Centers in Minot and Bismarck from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 21-23, to help taxpayers with disaster-related tax questions. The centers are located at the Minot City Auditorium, 420 Third Ave. SW, and the Bank of North Dakota, 1200 Memorial Highway, Bismarck.
July 19, 2011
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BISMARCK, N.D. — When flood waters finally go down, people are eager to start cleaning up and getting things back to normal. People who have applied for assistance with FEMA want to have their homes inspected right away to find out what assistance they may be able to receive. But inspectors can only do a full report when there is no standing water left in the home. So applicants are advised to wait to make an appointment until the inspector can complete the job in one call.
July 16, 2011
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BISMARCK, N.D. – In less than a month, federal and state disaster assistance for North Dakota families and individuals hammered by the 2011 floods has exceeded $20 million. More than 8,000 residents have registered with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for assistance, and a steady stream of grant and loan checks goes out daily.
July 15, 2011
News Release
BISMARCK, N.D. – To help North Dakotans recover from this year's massive flooding, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will continue to operate Disaster Recovery Centers throughout the counties eligible for individual assistance. Centers soon closing: Kenmare High School, 300 Seventh Ave. NEHours 9 a.m.-7 p.m.Closes 7 p.m. July 16 Velva City Hall, 101 First St. WHours 9 a.m.-7 p.m.9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday July 17Closes 7 p.m. July 18 Centers soon opening:
July 13, 2011
News Release
BISMARCK, N.D. – Federal disaster assistance is now available to residents and businesses in Barnes, Ramsey and Richland counties and Spirit Lake Nation for damages caused by flooding that began Feb. 14 and continues. Such aid was already approved for Burleigh, Ward, McHenry, Morton and Renville counties.
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