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March 4, 2005
Recent changes in tax laws regarding how much of a federal tax deduction a vehicle donor can claim have had varying effects on charities.
Some charities say the changes haven't deterred people from donating vehicles.
Others say the changes have, and they say some media reports might be responsible for donations dropping off.
"The message we would like to get out is, 'Hey, it's still here, it's still great,'" said Harvard "Pete" Palmer Jr., vice president and co-founder of Vehicle Donation Processing Center.
The Vehicle Donation Processing Center collects donated cars for about 325 charities, including the Virginia Association of the Blind and Operation Teddycare.
Before the tax law's changes took effect Jan. 1, donors could deduct a vehicle's fair market value. If a vehicle was worth $3,200, a donor could deduct $3,200.
Now, how much they can deduct depends on several factors.
To claim the deduction, taxpayers must first itemize their federal returns.
Then, for a vehicle worth $500 or less, a donor can deduct up to $500.
For a vehicle worth between $500 and $5,000, a donor can deduct the amount a charity sells it for. Charities typically sell donated vehicles at auctions.
For vehicles worth more than $5,000, a donor must have it appraised and attach the appraisal to a tax return.
However, if a charity uses a vehicle in its day-to-day operations and doesn't sell it, a donor can deduct the vehicle's fair market value.
Art Walker, vice president of operations for the National Kidney Foundation of the Virginias, said his group saw a spike in car donations in December after the tax-law changes were widely publicized.
"We had such a rush of donations in December," Walker said.
The foundation received about 1,600 donated cars that month, compared to 1,200 or 1,300 typically.
Whether that spike in donations late last year will mean a drop this year remains to be seen, Walker said.
"Our guess is it will be down compared to the previous year," he said. "A lot of the supply got donated at the end of the year, more so than normal."
Vehicle donations make up about 65 percent of the National Kidney Foundation's budgets.
Calls to the Vehicle Donation Processing Center from people wanting to donate cars have dropped 27 percent this year for the period from Jan. 1 to Feb. 10, Palmer said.
Vehicle donations comprise up to 85 percent of the budgets of some of the groups the Vehicle Donation Processing Center represents.
Not every charity has reported decreases in vehicle donations.
Donations to Cars4charities thus far this year are up about 50 percent from the same period last year, the charity said in a statement.
"Even with the change in the tax law, our donors still say they are getting a valuable tax deduction," Karen Campese, the charity's CEO, said in the statement.
In a November interview, Jill Gerber, press secretary for the Senate Finance Committee, said the intent behind changing the tax law was to combat people claiming that low-value vehicles were worth more than they actually were.
But some television or newspaper reports that came out late last year might have given people the impression that they could no longer donate vehicles, Palmer said.
Palmer said the ends of many media reports contained accurate information about the tax-law changes, but often people simply focused on headlines and sound bites that sent messages like "car donations on the skids."
"We believe what's really killing us is that misinformation," he said.
Walker echoed Palmer's statements, saying that he thought about half the news reports on the tax law changes were misleading.
"That, we think, is probably going to cause some people to try and sell vehicles when they don't have to," he said. "We want to encourage people to donate. The need is still there."
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Abigail Maraid, born Sunday May 26th, 2013, 4 lbs. 6 oz., 17 1/2 inches. Both Abigail and Mrs. DanGarion are home resting. And as you can see she already knows how to pose for pictures…
So it's taken me a couple of weeks to finally post this on my personal blog. Not because I'm embarrassed or because I didn't want to share (since those of you that know me on Facebook already know I announced this) but just because I tend to forget about my blog. After 15 years of service my employer decided to part ways with me. As some of you know last year it was difficult enough in my department because they announced restructuring of the training team, my entire local department (including me) was told they no longer had jobs and we had to basically reapply for the positions we already held to stay employed. Fortunately myself and the rest of my team (except for my supervisor) were all retained. We thought we had made it through everything unscathed. But then they announced another change in my department in December, we were going away from the regional and corporate structure and taking a one department structure. We honestly didn't think much of it and figured if anything it would be those in the more prominent upper management positions would be the ones that would be affected. On February 15th at 8:45 AM I found out differently. I was called into my HR Business Partner's office, she closed the door, called my manager, and I was notified that my position had been eliminated. I would be paid out through February 28th, but my services were no longer needed and I had to go home. Being that I've had a job since I was 17 years old and in high school, this was a pretty big blow to my ego. I've never once not had a job because of the decision of my employer and here they are telling me they don't want me to work for them anymore. I called Kelly to tell her the bad news and stopped by her work to say hi. As soon as I got home I checked the company careers site and located some prospects for continuing my employment with my company, but it's going to take at least a couple more weeks to see if things pan out.
I'm staying positive throughout it all. I mean I understand at the end of the day it's business and due to the work load they had decided to let someone go, due to my skill set up against my coworkers in the field that I train I can understand that I was the one let go. It's still frustrating, when you've busted your balls to learn everything you could to continue to stay relevant. On numerous occasions my director specifically told me that I was one of the few people in the department that was actually taking advantage of the education assistance that the company provided, assistance I was using to further my knowledge and help solidify my understanding of our products to better serve our clients.
In the past two weeks I've had both a phone interview and a 2nd interview for a position back in with my company. I'm keeping my hopes up that things will work out and I'll be bouncing right back into the company with all my benefits in tact. But in the mean time I filed for unemployment on Thursday and am continuing to look for other opportunities outside of my comfort zone. In addition to the look for work I've been working a lot on the house this past week. I did a bunch of painting and finally completed our master bathroom project that had been stalled for a couple of years. This week I'll be working towards getting Abigail's (that will be the name of our girl) room done. We are moving the office to the spare bedroom and will be turning the office into Abigail's room. We've picked out the paint and I've patched the walls, all that is needed to be done now is get an Ethernet line ran into the spare bedroom and then I can put the desk and computer in there. Once the computer is moved I can sand the patches and get the room painted and start getting some furniture in to make it complete.
Here are a couple of pictures of baby stuff we have already!
I might as well put this time off to good use!
Thanks to anyone that read this, typing it all out and sharing it helps with the frustration of the whole thing.
Little did you know that not only am I professional trainer and locally famous food blogger but I'm also a public restroom design critic. Poorly designed restrooms have been one of my pet peeves for a number of years, but only just today have I made it known to the visitors of my website. But what do you expect when you have jackasses designing restrooms that apparently have never attempted to use the restrooms they design.
First lets start off with the overall clearance issues from the toilet bowl to the paper dispenser. If an adult is unable to sit straight on the toilet because the toilet paper dispenser is in the way of the person's leg there is an issue. Next if the toilet paper dispenser is placed in a location that requires one to bend over as they are sitting on the toilet to an uncomfortable angle and still struggle to reach and pull out toilet paper something is wrong. Look I realize talking about taking a shit aren't really something most people want to air in public, I'm not really interested in it either, but who else is going to fight for you on the terrible design of bathroom stalls, surely not Obama or Romney.
You may not be able to tell from the picture but there was probably less than 6 inches of clearance from the toilet and the dispenser. Also where the toilet paper comes out of the dispenser is not only below every fucking person in the worlds sightline, but also it's lower than the toilet rim itself. Who is the moron that signed off on this? It's not like it saved them any money to put it lower, it's just a poor design decision. I actually have to pull the toilet paper out from under my leg to get it.
Then there is the guy whose job it is to decide how much paper towel dispenses from the automatic paper towel dispenser. This guy is one heck of a penny pincher. He's decided that in order for someone to dry their hands they need 8 inches of paper towel. Little does he know that if your hands are actually wet because you actually washed your hands a normal grown adult probably needs about twice that. But by the time you've been tortured by the bathroom stall and tricked by the paper towel dispenser you are fed up enough that end up just throwing your hands in the air and give up.
Where was this wonderfully designed bathroom you ask? At the brand new multimillion dollar hospital and medical offices of Kaiser Permanente on La Palma, known as the Anaheim Kramer Hospital and Medical Office. Bravo KP, Bravo…
I found a really cool stoker project to make for my smoker and the past month and been working on putting all the pieces together to make my own HeaterMeter Linkmeter. This isn't my design, I first found it on Reddit when someone mentioned it in the BBQ subreddit. Since then I had it on the back of my mind to try and get my Linkmeter in use for summer and here we are only a couple weeks from summer and I'm on the home stretch. In addition to the GitHub and Reddit mentions it's probably most important for me to mention this forum thread on The Virtual Weber Bulletin Board where the creator of this project and those that want or have made the device offer support. Also I have lots of thanks for my dad on being the brains behind the actual electrical part since I'm not an electrician, he worked on PCBs and appliances for almost 40 years so he's an expect when it comes to this all, I'm a novice.
Soon enough I will have this all put together and hopefully it will be doing what it's supposed to do not long after that! What is it that it does you ask? Well a stoker regulates air flow into the smoker to while keeping the pit temperature at the desired temp. So basically instead of me having to wake up every hour or two on an overnight smoke I can just set this and forget it (well not have to worry around it was much).
Wish me luck!
Dodgers report tomorrow, 2012 is here!
I don't know who to credit this to, but this graphic puts things in perspective. Sure things aren't great, and yes things need to change but claiming to be the 99% when we are WELL off compared to many others in the world is petty.
If people would focus more on themselves rather than things we'd be in a lot better place. People want and desire too many material items which places them in debt to those that they are organizing against. Just because you spent over $100,000 on your education doesn't mean you are entitled to a well paying job. Learn a trade and actually do something that will be a life long skill, school is great but when times are tough hands on skills are what will get you by.

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The seventh annual Moe's Bike Brunch/C.A.N. Ride n Walk will be held Sunday, Jan. 27 at Lowdermilk Beach Park in Naples. Continental breakfast at 6:30 a.m. will be followed by rides of 100 miles (7 a.m.), 62 miles (8 a.m.), 30 miles (8:30 a.m.), 20 miles (9 a.m.) and 10 miles ride and all walks (10 a.m.).A catered buffet will be held on the beach from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Info: naplespathways.org.
Bay Oaks Recreation Center, in conjunction with five local island businesses, will be hold its second annual Poker Run on March 16. The event is sponsored by The Fort Myers Beach Lions Club. Proceeds will go to support the center's youth and teen programs. There will be five stops along the run at five local bars within a half mile of Times Square. Contestants will visit each of the five locations and receive one card there and have a full poker hand after they reach the final stop. The contestant with the best hand wins $300. Entry fee is $10 and contestants must register at Times Square the day of the event.
The USSSA High Hoops Winter Showcase youth basketball tournament for boys and girls will be held Jan. 25-27 at the Estero Recreation Center.
The U of M Club of Southwest Florida will gather at Stevie Tomato's restaurant, 15215 Collier Blvd., Naples, to watch the following University of Michigan men's basketball games: Jan. 24, Purdue (7 p.m.); Jan. 27, Illinois (6 p.m.); Jan. 30, Northwestern (6:30 p.m.); Feb. 9, Wisconsin (12 p.m.); and Feb. 17, Penn State (12 p.m.). Info: email@example.com.
The 23nd annual Love of the Y Tennis Tournament will be held Feb. 8-10 at the Greater Marco Family YMCA Tennis Facility. Events include Women's and Men's Doubles and Mixed Doubles for 6.0-7.0 and 8.0 levels. Players must play at their USTA level or higher.
The entry fee is $30 per player, per event. Players may only participate in two events and one of the doubles partners must pay for both at time of registration. All players need to be available to play from 5 p.m. on Friday to 6 p.m. on Sunday. The fee includes: players party, continental breakfast, Saturday lunch, tennis balls for all matches, a tournament gift and awards and prizes.
The entry deadline is Wednesday, February 6 at 6 p.m. The tournament director is Raul Saad. Info: (239) 394-3144, ext. 200 or email email@example.com.
The Naples Fishing Club is sponsoring a bus trip to the Miami Boat Show. The bus will leave from the parking lot of Ruby Tuesday at the corner of U.S. 41 and Vanderbilt Beach Road at 8 a.m. sharp on Feb. 17. Cost is $60 per person. Info: Kat (239) 595-3122 or email email@example.com.
Lee Memorial Health System Foundation's 15th annual Minnesota Twins Celebrity Golf Classic will be held Friday, Feb. 15 at Pelican's Nest Golf Club in Bonita Springs. Sponsorships and golf slots are available.
The Classic supports programs and treatments at Lee Memorial Health System's Regional Cancer Center. The tournament includes a luncheon, golf, on-course beverages, dinner and an auction. Individual golf slots are $300. Non-golfers and Twins fans may also participate by purchasing a $50 ticket to the dinner auction. Info:(239) 343-6057 or email email@example.com.
Bay Oaks Recreation Center on Fort Myers Beach will host a pickle ball tournament Feb. 15-16. Cost is $30 per team. Info: (239) 765-4222.
Lee Memorial Health System's 20th annual Boston Red Sox Children's Hospital Celebrity Classic will be held Friday, Feb. 22 at The Forest Country Club in south Fort Myers. Golfers can play alongside Boston Red Sox players and other former greats from Major League Baseball, the NFL and NHL. The step-aside scramble will begin with lunch and registration at 11 a.m. and a shotgun start at 1 p.m.
The tournament will be preceded the evening prior, Thursday, Feb. 21, by the Boston Red Sox Children's Hospital "Tee Party" which will feature refreshments, hors d'oeuvres and live and silent auctions. Tickets to the "Tee Party" are $50 per person.
All proceeds will benefit construction of Golisano Children's Hospital of Southwest Florida, a new 128-bed pediatric medical facility being built on the grounds of HealthPark Medical Center in south Fort Myers.
Sponsorships for the Boston Red Sox Children's Hospital Celebrity Classic event series are available. Single golf slots are available for $350.
Information: Lee Memorial Health System Foundation (239)343-6950 or email email@example.com.
Tickets to the Masters golf tournament and the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, a VIP Churchill Downs experience and a "Mad Men" script signed by the cast are among the items included in auctions during, "Under the Stars," a gala cocktail party and gourmet dinner dance scheduled for Saturday, Feb, 23, at Bonita Bay Club.
The gala will cap off the FineMark Tour Players Tennis Classic. Many of the 19 world's top touring tennis professionals who will travel to Bonita Springs for two days of matches, pro-am competition and clinics will attend the Gala. Cocktails will be served beginning at 6 p.m., with dinner at 7:30, followed by the live auction and dancing to the music of Special Edition. Tables of 10 are available, and jackets and reservations are required. All proceeds from the Classic will be matched by Tom Golisano, who has established a $20 million matching grant for all gifts received for the Golisano Children's Hospital Capital Campaign.
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Houston coach Kevin McHale has rejoined the Rockets after almost a month away from the team, and two weeks after the death of his daughter. McHale took a leave of absence on Nov. 10 to be with his family as his daughter's health worsened. Twenty-three-year-old Alexandra ''Sasha'' McHale died Nov. 24 of complications from Lupus. McHale will coach the Rockets on Saturday night against the Mavericks. Houston went 7-6 under interim coach Kelvin Sampson while McHale was out.
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Authorities say two men and two women were found shot in the head in a basement of a unit at the Kimlyn Circle AMHA Housing Complex on Kimlyn Circle, off Independence Avenue in East Akron.
The bodies were discovered around 2:30 p.m. after receiving a call from a neighbor.
Police say the victims appear to be in their 20s.
A relative of one of the victims said the bodies were discovered by a friend.
Family members say they were told the victims were all shot execution style in the face.
Relatives were told that shell casings were found on two levels of the apartment.
Police have cordoned off the parking lot. Officers are going door to door interviewing residents in the apartment complex.
Authorities say it will be several hours before the bodies are removed from the house.
The father of one victim in Akron shooting pleaded for the killer to come forward. The man said his son was 26 and the father of two.
Tony O'Leary, executive director of Akron Metropolitan Housing Authority, expressed surprise at the discovery of four bodies inside a unit the agency owns.
"Historically, it has been a very calm development," O'Leary said. "We track all police reports for all of our developments. There's generally a low level of activity there that would require a police response."
A private developer initially built the town home complex, O'Leary said. AMHA acquired it several decades ago.
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EA boasts $1.2 billion in global profits over the past five years -- which is technically a net loss, after deferred revenue, executive-stock-option deductions and other accounting necessities, including a payout of $98 million, cash, in taxes worldwide. The US federal tax rate on any company is 35 percent, but that's before the creative accounting.
In 2004, EA hired Glen Kohl, formerly an employee of the Treasury Department under President Clinton, to make the most of its tax incentivies. Kohl has since lobbied for federal tax breaks on domestic production and established offshore subsidiaries in low-tax countries. EA now has 50 offshore subsidiaries in countries such as Bermuda, Singapore and Mauritius, and holds $1.3 billion in offshore funds that won't be taxed unless brought into the US.
EA spokesman Jeff Brown justified EA's monetary exportation as a consequence of running an international business:
"E.A. is a global company with a majority of our customers and roughly 50 percent of our revenue generated outside of the United States," Brown said. "Naturally we hire, build facilities, copyright our trademarks, invest and pay taxes in countries outside of the U.S." We didn't realize Mauritius had such a robust video-game community.
EA's software development costs, including developer salaries, totaled $6 billion in the past five years, a majority of which it was able to deduct immediately. EA credited tens of millions in research and development tax breaks alone during the past five years.
In 2004, Congress passed a tax deduction for companies that export, but didn't specifically mention video-game companies. In 2005 EA paid a Washington lobbying firm $60,000 to convince the Treasury Department to add video-game companies and their revenue earned from online subscriptions to the bill. In 2010 this deduction accounted for 9 percent of EA's production costs.
Canada is recruiting game developers, in 2008 offering Ubisoft more than $321,000 for each job relocated from the US. In Montreal, all video-game companies receive a tax credit equal to 37.5 percent of their payrolls, and of its 7,600 employees, EA has 750 in Montreal and plans to hire more there.
Brown said not taking advantage of US tax breaks would be like a customer "insisting on paying full price during a store sale." And we know how EA hates anyone who pays full price.
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VILAMOURA, PORTUGAL - OCTOBER 15: Retief Goosen of South Africa plays his tee shot on the 18th hole during the first round of the Portugal Masters at the Oceanico Victoria Golf Course on October 15, 2009 in Vilamoura, Portugal. (Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images)
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Geneva Women's Platinum Polished Bangle Watch
Jazz up your wardrobe instantly with this decorative Geneva Platinum watch. This glamorous bangle wristwatch features an elegant round case and a striking hinge cuff for an eye-catching look and Japanese quartz movement for accurate timekeeping.
A gorgeous combination of function and beauty, this bangle watch looks like a piece of jewelry while keeping the time with excellent Japanese quartz precision. With a round silver-plated case and a graceful hinge cuff, the watch sits elegantly on your wrist. Available in three combinations of black or silver dials and goldtone or silvertone cuffs, the watch gives you more or less chromatic contrast, according to your preferences.
- Keep the time and stay in style with this Women's Geneva Platinum Polished Bangle watch
- Add some glamour to your classic style with this timepiece
- Watch features a round case, a hinge cuff, and a stainless steel back
- Japanese quartz-kept time will help ensure you are never late or early, always arriving fashionably on-time
- It will also make the perfect gift or just a little something extra for your self
- Case: Silver plating on base metal
- Color Options: silver or gold
- Dial Color: Black or silver with silver hands & numbers or silver with gold hands & numbers
- Case Dimensions: 32mm high x 31.7mm wide x 7.8mm thick
- Bracelet/Strap Dimensions: 11mm wide x 2.6mm thick x 6.5 inches long
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Love it
Very striking at a great price.Read More
This is great looking watch little too big for my wristRead More
Liked the style but
The silver coating wore off and turned my wrist green the first time I wore it. I had to apply nail polish on all surfaces that came into contact with my wrist to stop it. Not happy.Read More
Luv this watch think this is my third one!Read More
Been looking for this forever
I had one years ago made by Ann Kleine. It is more silvery looking than the Geneva, but it is just as functional. Easy to put on and off and looks great with silver bangles.Read More
Very Elegat
The watch is more elegant than the picture and the gold tone is beautiful. It is easy to put on. I have received many compliments and many glances. I have a small 5-l/2 inch wrist and was concerned the watch would be big and heavy, but it has a nice fit and doesn't feel heavy. The watch face is larger than expected, but is so elegant and easy to read I don't mind. My mother, who is hard to please, describes it as elegant too! I recommend it highly.Read More
stylish and cute
I bought black and silver one and it looks very expensive. Moreovrer, I really like that I can see clear time because of black and white color. I highly recommend this watch!Read More
fine boned
I am really fine boned. Though I like the watch overall, the size of the wrist bangle is a bit large for me. I only wear it on occassion so it does not really affect me negatively that much. In the future, is there a way that Geneva would consider making bangle watches tailored for women like myself?=)Read More
nice product
If your wrist is no bigger than about a 7 inch, this is a nice every day watch. If your wrist tends to swell at the end of the day, you might notice a little pinch; otherwise, I am happy with it. It is not for dress wear, but it goes with my silver jewelry, has a nice big face (my eyes aren't what they used to be) and is reliable. I wear it often.Read More
Super pretty.
I just love this watch. It looks very expensive, but with Overstock pricing, I could have gotten more than one. It is super easy to put on, the size is perfect for my wrist and I won't worry about it like my other, more expensive Overstock watch (an Anne Klein that has been wonderful for six years). Don't hesitate to order this watch. It will probably arrive in a few short days and I predict you will be very happy with it. Unlike other watches, I didn't have to go to a jeweler and have links taken out. The bangle design is wonderful. Overstock did it again. Best pricing, shipping cost and quality. I buy all of my watches (and family's/gifts) at Overstock.Read More
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Easy to read and easy to put on.
I already own one. The bracelet part is getting a little tarnished plus the battery died. I thought I'd just get a new one instead of buying a battery. I love this watch and have gotten many compliments on it!!
Looks very neat and large. This is purchased for my Mom who is 89 yrs old. I think she will be able to see the time better.
I like the sleek modern style and I have a small wrist,
It looks really classy and is affordable, and there were a lot of positive reviews.
I enjoy a variety of watches, and it is difficult to find these cuff ones.
Very classie looking and the numbers are easy to read
Love the simple design
Looking for new fashonabe watch
Because I ordered it before and I love it! Last time it stopped working I had the battery replaced but that costs almost as much as the watch so I am saving a step and getting a new one.
I love the bangle style. I have had this same watch for years.
Is the case back and band on the "silver tone with black dial" option 100% stainless steel on this watch?
Hello fallstar, we appreciate your inquiry. The case and the band is made of sliver plating on base metal. The back is made of stainless steel. We hope you have found this information helpful. Thank you for shopping with us. Have a great day!
The silver plating on my band is wearing off and it looks like copper.
It is polished platinum. So far, it has held up beautifully!
I have this watch in both gold/black and silver/white. Stainless back. I am very happy with my purchase. Finish has held up perfectly for me.
How can I tell which cuff bands will fit my wrist? I have a very small wrist and I don't want the watch sliding up and down all the time on my wrist. Please advise.
Thank you for your interest. This cuff bracelet fits sizes 6.5 to 7.5 inch wrists. You should measure your wrist to determine if this item will fit. Please feel free to contact us again with any further questions.
Please use the item''s dimensions as a reference: 11 millimeters wide x 2.6 millimeters thick x 6.5 inches long.
This will fit a wrist up to 6.5 inches around.
I have a pretty large wrist adn it was comfortable. Gold is turning pink on back side, but I figure I get what I pay for. Still like it...
What type of battery does this watch use?
This watch uses a standard watch battery.
Is this water proof?
No, this watch is not waterproof.
I purchased one of these Geneva watches for women about 10 years ago (good testimonial) I finally have to have another because I cracked the crystal and the band has tarnished. I have had many, many compliments on this watch. The only maintenance has been a new battery a few times. However, the one I purchased has a square case and is silver/silver. Is it possible to get another square case and can I buy this watch at a retail store somewhere in Michigan?
Unfortunately this item does not come in a sqaure face and is only shown and sold with the round face. We are an online retailer only and do not have information on retail stores that you could purchase the watch you are looking for.
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WALLA WALLA — Officials have arrested and charged a man in the drive-by shooting outside a residence in the 1100 block of West Cherry Street last week.
Eric A. Nordman, 27, of 51455 Highway 332, Milton-Freewater, was taken into custody in Waitsburg about 9 a.m. today, police said.
He was charged today in Walla Walla County Superior Court with four counts of first-degree assault and one count of drive-by shooting. Bail was set at $100,000.
Police believe Nordman was in a Toyota Camry with another person as it drove by 1140 W. Cherry St. about 11:35 p.m. Thursday. At least nine shots were fired from the vehicle. A victim told police Nordman likely was the driver.
Sgt. Chris Buttice said this morning, "We are still actively investigating."
Three people were wounded in the attack outside the residence on Cherry Street. They received treatment at Providence St. Mary Medical Center, but all have since been discharged.
Jesse Castillo, 21, suffered wounds to his left arm and both legs, according to a police report filed in court. Nelson B. Zuniga, 22, was hit in his left arm. Both are reportedly gang members and live at the residence. A third victim, Myra Urincho, 21, later was found to have suffered an injury to her buttocks.
Witnesses said a small, metallic-colored car had driven by the area, then returned and the shots were fired.
Seven spent casings — commonly fired from an SKS- or AK-47-style assault rifle — were found at the scene.
Round impacts were discovered in the shared driveway of 1140 and 1144 W. Cherry St., and the residence at 1144 W. Cherry, including into a room where 98-year-old Raul Madrigal Corona was sleeping on a hide-a-bed couch, the police report says.
The round penetrated the couch and a cardboard box and landed on clothes inside. Corona wasn't injured.
Police learned from Castillo that a person named Eric was giving Urincho problems. Castillo had challenged Eric to fight, but Eric refused, the report says.
When Castillo was shot, he saw what he believed to be a shotgun out the drivers' side window of the passing vehicle, according to the police report.
"(Castillo) said there was a passenger who was leaning across the driver and it was the passenger who actually fired. Jesse Castillo said he believed it was Eric who was the driver, but then qualified it by saying he was not certain."
Police later confirmed Eric's last name was Nordman and Castillo positively identified him from a photo lineup as the driver, the police report says.
Nordman also is awaiting trial on an attempted burglary charge for allegedly planning to break into storage units at the Veterans Memorial Golf Course in early April. Two other people were with him when he was arrested and a semiautomatic rifle and pistol were located in his Chevrolet Trailblazer. But he claimed he didn't possess either gun.
Judge John Lohrmann ordered Nordman released May 30, placing him on house arrest pending the outcome of that case.
Castillo was charged last month with fourth-degree assault and riot for his alleged participation in a fight in the area of 12th Avenue and Cherry Street on July 5. He was summoned to court for his arraignment on the gross-misdemeanor charges Monday, but because of his injuries the appearance was postponed.
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The contract would need to be reworked, but i would do this in a heartbeat (for a second this year and third next, or vice-versa)!
Should Chiefs revamp safety corps?
April, 13, 2014
By Tom Carpenter | ESPN.com
Safety Eric Berry still has two years remaining on his contract with the Kansas City Chiefs and will carry a cap hit of $11.6 million this season and more than $8.3 million next year. Could shedding that cheddar off of the cap and adding a draft pick or two be good enough reason to trade him away before the draft?
"Let's be clear. The Chiefs are not shopping Berry, and there is no indication they've been contacted about a trade. But the possibility is at least being kicked around in some football circles, and Chiefs GM John Dorsey would have to listen, if not actively pursue it," wrote Sam Mellinger of the Kansas City Star.
"Through conversations with NFL personnel men, Berry would likely bring back at least a second- and third-round pick — perhaps more. One scout thought a first-round pick would be possible.
"Those picks would help the Chiefs fill holes, including wide receiver, and there are some intriguing safety prospects in what is widely considered a very deep draft."
A trade with the Cheifs that would make sense...
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A trade with the Cheifs that would make sense...
Brian Westbrook taking a knee cost me the Fantasy Football championship!!
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Re: A trade with the Cheifs that would make sense...
We've blown too much cap space to do this without reworking some deals, plus who knows if we are on good speaking terms with the Chiefs. I don't hate the idea, but I put the odds of it happening at around 1 in 10,000.
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Eric Berry and William Moore are too similar to make such a trade worthwhile. Berry is the young version of Troy Polamalu…potentially.
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We should have just signed Byrd if we were going to pay a 9M safety.
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New Durban 2 statement still singles out Israel
Israel rejects the latest draft of the "Durban 2" anti-racism conference closing statement, a senior Foreign Ministry source said.
While all direct references to Israel and the Israel-Palestinian conflict have been removed - in an attempt to keep the European Union from boycotting - it still implicitly singles out Israel.
"The first clause in the new document reaffirms the declaration of 'Durban 1,' which calls Israel a racist state, and the change is cosmetic only. The essence remains the same," the official said. "This is a diplomatic ruse intended to blur matters and introduce criticism of Israel by the back door."
The statement will be issued at the end of the second United Nations-sponsored World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance, to be held in Geneva on April 20.
The previous version of the "Durban 2" closing statement led the United States, Canada and Italy to announce they would be boycotting the conference. Other EU countries, as well as Australia and New Zealand, also threatened to boycott.
The edited version was crafted by a committee headed by Russia, with the goal of preventing the boycott.
While all direct references to Israel and the Middle East have been eliminated, the Foreign Ministry says it references the closing statement from Durban 1, which was held in 2001 in Durban, South Africa. That document presented Israel as an "apartheid state," and singled out Israel as racist.
The Foreign Ministry yesterday instructed its envoys to continue asking their host countries to boycott the conference.


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I find so many women's fragrances too floral and cloying. There are very few that I buy as gifts, because I find them overdone. I was shopping for an Xmas gift once and I smelled this one. I didn't buy it as a gift, but I remember being impressed by the glorious bouquet. It smelled very classy and sophisticated, yet piquant and pure, and like Cashmere Mist, ultra-feminine. I need to go back and take a whiff of this one again. It has lingered in my memory.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday dealt a blow to affirmative action, upholding a voter-approved ban on racial preferences in admissions at Michigan's state-run universities in a decision that provides a blueprint for other states wishing to enact similar bans.
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