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Two thieves, Khalujan and Babban, feel frustrated with the lives they are leading under their ruthless ganglord Mushtaq. They steal the sum of 25 lakhs from him to flee to their home and not remain slaves to the system they are working under. On being caught by Mushtaq they manage a narrow escape right under his nose along with the money, thus bruising his ego greatly.
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Kissimmee police detectives arrested two people on Friday for their part in a robbery of pizza delivery man.
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The victim told officers he received a delivery order to go to 2030 Cascades Blvd., unit 304 and when he arrived at the location he was directed by a woman to go to unit 307, where her mother would pay for the pizza. The victim arrived at unit 307 where he was met by two men armed with handguns, forced into the unit and robbed.
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LAKE PLACID An experimental aircraft crashed into a wooded area just outside the village of Lake Placid, leaving three men to spend more than 10 hours in frigid conditions before they could be rescued early Friday.
The men, all in their 50s and all from Westfield, N.J., were checked out by an ambulance crew but declined additional medical treatment when state forest rangers brought them out of the woods on snowmobiles at about 4 a.m. Friday, according to the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
Agency spokesman David T. Winchell said state police contacted a department dispatcher at about 6:30 p.m. Thursday seeking forest rangers to head to the scene of a plane crash in a wooded area near the Lake Placid Airport, just south of the village. The men on board the Vans RV-10 experimental aircraft had used a cellphone to call Essex County emergency dispatchers and provide coordinates of the crash site, Winchell said.
A state police helicopter dispatched from nearby Lake Clear Airport was unable to reach the crash site because of weather conditions and darkness.
The mens information placed the crash site at Nye Mountain, near the airport. But by the time two rangers hiked to the location at 11 p.m., officials had determined they were in the wrong spot because the mens coordinates had been provided in a format not typically used by DEC search teams, Winchell said. Plotting the coordinates in another format placed the actual crash site about a mile from Whiteface Inn Road, about 2 miles northwest of the village.
Rangers reached the site at about 2 a.m., Winchell said. The men had used extra clothing and a tarp to stay warm in temperatures that dipped into the single digits, he said.
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At ESPN's Sports Nation they asked which team would win the Atlantic Division.
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People with mechanical and athletic abilities. Enjoy working with machines, tools, objects, and animals. Practical, reserved and physical. May like to work outdoors on concrete problems and see tangible results. Prefers dealing with things rather than people...review R related programs and majors.
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Until quite recently, Zürich was known solely as Switzerland's financial capital (in fact there's a Swiss joke that the name comes from Zu Reich meaning 'too rich'). Regardless, in the last couple of decades the city has successfully revamped its image so it can be recognised for what it truly is: a beacon of culture and history, highlighted by trendy eating and drinking spots, great shopping and chocolate for which you'd trample over your mother in the street.
Zürich is safe and clean (in fact, unnervingly so), but in no way is it boring, with the Zürich Street Parade beating out London's Notting Hill Carnival for the title of the biggest street party in Europe. There's a stack of things to see and do, whether you want to stroll along the cobbled streets of Altstadt (Old Town) and soak up the majesty of the ancient cathedrals and palaces, or venture out into the breathtaking panorama of mountains that surround the city.
If you're looking for culture, don't miss the swathe of museums, galleries and, of course, the Opera House. But to really let go of the misconception that Zürich is a boring city, make sure you check out one of its Badi-Bars,the poolside lounges that line the river and transform into havens for the glitterati at dusk.
Like a typical Swiss, Zürich's staid and orderly civic structure belies a passion and joy that'll keep you dancing all night long.
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10. Uetilberg Hop on a train and be mesmerised by the views from the top.
5. Lindt and Sprungli Factory A real life chocolate factory that produces some of the best in the world. Plus… THEY HAVE FREE SAMPLES!
9. Rietberg Museum This museum's exhibits specialise in Asian art. One of the best non-Euro museums on the continent.
4. Zürich Zoo One of the best in Europe, come for a fun-filled day and subtle hints of education.
8. Grossmunster A magnificent, Romanesque church built on a Roman cemetery and steeped in history.
3. Bahnhofstrasse Even if you don't have the coin, Zürich's version of Manhattan's Fifth Avenue is a must-see.
7. Kunsthaus This art museum has an impressive collection of art and sculpture.
2. Fraumunster This amazing gothic church has incredible stained glass windows and is rooted in the 13th century.
6. Lake Zürich A long, scenic cruise along this beautiful lake is a relaxing must.
1. Schweizerisches Landesmuseum Educate yourself on Swiss history in this castle-like museum.
Zurich History
- Grossmunster – This 12th-century cathedral in central Zurich was reportedly commissioned by Charlemagne in honour of the city's patron-saint martyrs Felix, Regula and Exuperantius.
- Altstadt – Known as District One and divided into four sections.
- Fraumunster – To view works by master artist Marc Chagal, check out this 13th-century abbey.
- Fluntern Cemetery – Ulysses writer James Joyce is buried in Fluntern.
- Sechselauten – The coming of spring is annually celebrated by a parade of Guild Nobles from the Zunfte and the burning of a snowman named Boogg.
Zurich Art & Culture
- Kundsthalle – Experience contemporary art in this museum, which features exhibits and events from modern artists.
- Lindt & Sprungli factory – Visitors can tour this working factory, watch a film about the company's history and view several exhibits about chocolate.
- Opernhaus Zurich – The Zurich Opera House has been the home to the city's opera company for more than 50 years.
- Museums – Zurich is home to multiple museums, including the Swiss National Museum, the Reitberg, Museum Buehrle and the Landesmuseum.
- Seidenspinner – This is a stunning, luxurious restaurant in which decadence in décor is the rule.
Zurich Shopping
- Bahnhofstrasse – One of the most fabulous shopping avenues in the world, with pricy and luxurious goods.
- Candy – Zurich has several high-end confectionaries, including Teuscher and St Jakob's.
- Flohmarkts – Flohmarkts are basically flea markets that sell everything from bargained products to one-of-a-kind collectables.
- Pastorini Spielzeug –This is a luxury toy store for kids or those who are kids at heart.
- Sihlcity Shopping and Leisure Centre – This centre offers 80 shops, a hotel, cinema, cafes, pubs, eateries and a hotel.
Gay & Lesbian Zurich
- Clubs – There are multiple nightclubs, including Lotus Club, G-Colours House, Bastard, Boyahkasha and Lollipop.
- Pubs – Pubs include the Odeon and several selections on Spitalgasse.
- Zurich Pride Festival – The festival includes Zurich Pride week, huge parties, conventions, demonstrations and reportedly up to 40,000 attendees.
- Saunas and Massage – Saunas include Adonis, Moustache, Mylord and Apollo.
- Werdinsel – In the lower part of River Limmat, there is a bathing area where naturists can swim and tan.
Zurich Outdoor
- China Garden – Open from the early spring to the middle of fall.
- Lindenhof – This is a hill overlooking several parts of the city.
- Zoo – The zoo is home to more than 1,500 animals and has a rainforest area of approximately 13,000 square meters.
- Lakeside – The lake near Bellevue is a good location for street art and vendors.
- Bachlihof Jona – The Bachlihof farm is a nice place for those who want to experience a natural farm in a lush countryside.
Zurich Sport
- Sixday-Knights – This cycling race includes 30 cyclists from around the world.
- Art on Ice – An ice extravaganza that features the finest figure skaters and is held in February.
- Freestyle – A huge sporting event with extreme skateboarding, biking, skiing and snowboarding.
- Zurich Running – The Zurich Marathon is a 43-kilometer, one-stretch race.
- ZSC Lions – This professional Zurich Hockey team plays in National League A.
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This medieval district sits to one side of the Limmat River and is one of the most historic areas of Zürich. Stroll along the streets to witness some of the most amazing (and oldest) structures in the country, including the Grossmünster Cathedral and Fraumünster Church. Once you're done being a holy historian, head to one of the many restaurants for a hearty meal and well-deserved sit-down. Aussersihl
Along the Sihl River, this district hosts some of the lushest, greenest spaces in the city including Bäcker Park. Grab one of Zürich's superb coffees, make yourself comfy and relax amongst the trees. If you're more about the hustle and bustle of people, the Kanzlei Flohmarkt (flea market) will see you bagging a deal and a half. This area has a pretty thriving Red Light District, too, if you're after a different sort of deal.
This was once the city's industrial core (could you have guessed from the name?), but is now a trendy area filled with warehouse-converts, hip bars and eateries, a buzz of art and culture and some serious hipsters. Some of the city's best galleries are here, including the Galerie Peter Kilchmann, the Galerie Hauser and Wirth, and the Kunsthalle Zürich. Get into your skinny jeans, asymmetrical haircut and ironic spectacles and you'll fit right in.
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Zeughauskeller A cosy, medieval-style place with specialties of steak served on a sword (weird but delicious) and metre-long sausages.
Sprungli This place has been churning out gorgeous chocolate creations and other sugary goodies for 175 years. Grab something to go or stay for a meal.
Iroquois A popular spot for fans of Tex-Mex. The enchiladas and fajitas hit the spot.
Restaurant Mesa The chef is renowned for his traditional cuisine with a modern take.
Bierhalle Wolf A big, booming venue filled with live music (a real, honest to goodness oompah band), beer, great chow and rowdy patrons.
Zuntfhaus zur Waag This big, blue building offers high-end Swiss cuisine.
Mascotte The hippest of hipsters party their black-rimmed glasses off at this joint.
Indochine This bar/club is the place Swiss hotties like to frequent. Catch a set, down a cocktail and make eye contact with hot strangers.
Commercio Italian food and a heck of a wine selection. They serve way into the night/morning, so they're good for a post-club nosh.
Kronenhalle Rub shoulders with celebs and socialites while sampling some very posh cuisine.
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Ravers and clubbers unite in mid-June for Street Parade, a techno-lovers dream festival that promotes love, freedom, respect and tolerance. We're talking epic sound systems and over half a million party people. There are dozens of after-parties but one of the most epic (and we mean epic) is Energy at Hallenstadion. BIG DJs spin trance, dnb and techno into the wee hours.
Zürich Festival (mid-June to early July) hosts a mix of theatre, dance and music at a mix of venues throughout the city. The programme is pretty full so you'll no doubt find something you like.
If the thought of a heaving mob of sweaty ravers makes your skin crawl, the cute Swiss Teddy Festival could be your ultimate alternative. Held in August, it's one of the most popular events in the Zürich calendar and the place where teddy fanatics and collectors come to celebrate their love for the cuddly cuties. 'If you go down in the woods today' and all that…
September through to October welcomes the Zürich Film Festival. Come and catch some work by soon-to-be-famous movie makers as well as interesting docos. The winner is awarded the freakily-named 'Golden Eyes'.
Forget Germany, Oktoberfest in Zürich is the business. Squeeze into the tent with thousands of others and enjoy beer, sausages, beer, Bavarian music, beer, beer and beer. If you don't get obliterated, you're doing it wrong. Oct-Nov.
When To Go
- Spring, summer and autumn are all great times to be in Zurich as the weather is pleasant and the atmosphere is vibrant. Avoid winter's wet days, frosty nights and all-round gloom from December to February (unlike the rest of Switzerland, Zurich isn't noted for its ski fields).
- Winter temperatures average around -6°C (21°F), spring usually gets to around 15°C (59°F), the summer average is a pleasant 20°C (68°F) and autumn a crisp but beautiful 11°C (52°F).
- Make sure you bring warm gear at any time of year – if you plan to take any hikes to the nearby mountains, the weather can be quite cool even in summer.
Getting Around
- Zürich is noted for its awesome public transport system, which runs like clockwork (not surprising, it is Switzerland after all) and is managed by the ZVV. Whether you need a bus, tram, boat or S-Bahn train, this system will keep you moving.
- Ticket prices vary on the length of your travel and there are multi-trip Z-passes and Swiss Passes available.
- Cabs are reliable and standardised across Zurich, and can be hailed from the street or from the many cab ranks around the city.
What To Miss
- Parking is (pardon us) practically impossible, so don't bother hiring a car unless you're going further afield or you want to spend your trip looking for a space.
- While the city is safe, pick-pocketing can still be a problem in tourist areas. Keep your belongings sealed and secure, as always.
- If you are lured into buying a Swiss army knife (hey, no judgement here), don't forget to take it out of your carry-on before going home. There's a Swiss security guard who has a room in his house dedicated to his collection, we're sure.
General Information
Switzerland's premier city, synonymous with banks, luxury timepieces, posh hotels and chocolate, is a wonderful cosmopolitan destination to explore. Zurich was simply made for tourists to enjoy and delivers a consistent level of hospitality and charm that almost overwhelms. With the bar set quite high in Switzerland as it is, from Gstaad to Geneva, Zurich is singularly special.
As the urban center of record in the neutral nation, Zurich, with more than 375,000 inhabitants who enjoy a rather enviable quality of life in comparison with the rest of the world, let alone the continent, is attraction-rich. The efficient and spotless city is replete with all of the typical eye candy one has come to expect from Old Europe, from dramatic cathedrals to ornate palaces. Where Zurich is truly exceptional however, is in the retail department. Magnificent shops galore, with fine Swiss craftsmanship on display, seduce and cajole everywhere you go. Fine restaurants and nightlife spots have become a hallmark of the city of late and promise memorable experiences, as only Zurich can.
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With the humor of Bridget Jones and the vitality of Augusten Burroughs, Julie Powell recounts how she conquered every recipe in Julia Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking and saved her soul.
Julie Powell is 30 years old, living in a rundown apartment in Queens and working at a soul-sucking secretarial job that's going nowhere. She needs something to break the monotony of her life, and she invents a deranged assignment. She will take her mother's dog-eared copy of Julia Child's 1961 classic Mastering the Art of French Cooking, and she will cook all 524 recipes. In the span of one year.
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RIVERDALE - Vickie Humphreys, 54, passed away peacefully with her family at her side, Saturday, Dec. 11, 2010.
Our wife, mother, sister, friend and favorite Nurse, was born in Dragerton on Oct. 20, 1956 to Glenn and Shirley Brady. She was raised in Price, graduated from Carbon High in 1974, College of Eastern Utah Nursing in 1977, and Weber State University in 1989. She was a delivery, bedside, geriatric and instructor in nursing over her many years of practice.
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Vickie married her eternal sweetheart, Terry Humphreys on May 5, 1984 and was sealed in the Salt Lake City LDS Temple on July 23, 1993.
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She was preceded in death by a son, Matthew, a brother Ricky Glen Brady, grandfather, Alma Christensen, and mother-in-law, Helen Sarah Humphreys.
The family extends their gratitude to all medical personnel and Dr. Vincent Hansen, including his staff at the McKay-Dee Huntsman Cancer Institute for their love and patience during Vicki's illness. Every end is a beginning, you can shed tears because she is gone and you smile because she has lived. May she rest in peace.
A viewing will be held on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. at Lindquist's Roy Mortuary, 3333 W. 5600 S.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Dec. 18 at 9:30 a.m. at the Midland Farms Ward Chapel, 3845 S. 2000 W., Roy, with a viewing one hour prior from 8 to 9:15 a.m.
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"River, I'd like to introduce you to my friend, Novice. Novice, this is my old friend, River. By the end of the day, you guys are going to be great friends."
Like a lot of blind dates, how this goes depends a lot on you, the experienced paddler, who naturally want to introduce friends to an activity about which you are so passionate. What could possibly go wrong?
Are your friends compatible?
We love our friend River (or Lake, or Ocean), and we love our friend Novice. We really want them to get along. After all, you've been friends with both River and Novice for years. You may have mentioned River to Novice after a particularly satisfying paddle. Novice may be gung ho about meeting River.
Before you get out the calendar, think hard about River's personality. While you may be accustomed to River's penchant for playing tricks on you, this quirk may not suit Novice. Maybe other more predictable friends are better suited, at least for a first date.
You'll also want to think hard about Novice's abilities. Paddling skills aren't the deciding factor, but rather a willingness to look dumb, take a (safe) swim, and his or her flexibility.
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I am a firm believer that instruction is helpful ... if it's the right kind of instruction. When teaching friends, there is always a danger of what I call the Mozart Paradox. While arguably one of the top composers of all time, Amadeus Mozart couldn't get the teaching rubber to the road. He couldn't keep students, infuriated patrons and generally was considered a disaster when it came to teaching. Mozart couldn't translate what he knew intuitively into a language his Novices could understand.
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The worst possible outcome is Novice deciding he or she wants nothing further to do with River or any member of River's family. While you're not responsible for Novice falling in love with River, you're responsible for making sure the conditions are conducive to riparian amour.
The blind date analogy only goes so far, but it works for the most part. So how do you increase your paddling pool?
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First, never stop evangelizing. For most of us paddlers, the evidence of our passion is fastened to the top of our vehicles. Opportunities to spread the Good News of paddling are everywhere. I can't count the number of times I've walked up to my truck and found people gawking at the kayak or canoe strapped on top. Luckily, I usually have some cards in the glove compartment which I'm willing to sign (good for a free rental).
Unless you, too, own your own paddling shop, your situation is probably different. But having the contact info for your local paddling organization may be a good start. Feeling a connection? Share your email.
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Stop me if you've heard this before, kayakers: "You paddle a kayak? You'd never get me in one of those things. You tip over and get stuck ... go over waterfalls, etc." Such are the conversations you find yourself in when you wear your favorite hat or T-shirt from a kayak symposium.
To the people you encounter, you are the expert. It's your responsibility to set the record straight: "No ma'am, I don't live in my car. No, you don't get stuck and you don't have to go over waterfalls. No, you don't have to drink Red Bull and get a tongue piercing. I actually have a real job."
Not all the seeds you plant will take root, of course, but sometimes they do, and that's a wonderful thing. Novices become Participant and Participants become Enthusiasts.
Once upon a time, your were a Novice, too. Aren't you glad someone introduced you to River?
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This really cool project allows a grand piano to "speak". We don't know any details about its construction but we had to share. The keys are being hit by solenoids in a manner to replicate human speech. Click through to the video, it's worth it. You may have to allow the popup to see the video, and it is in german, but the piano is clearly speaking english. We want one to keep around the office. It could read our emails to us.
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狗 (gǒu) and 犬 (quǎn) both mean "dog" and both seem relatively common, but is there any difference between them? When should I use one and when should I use the other?
Huang's answer is great, some addition information here.
犬 usually can be used to say categories of dogs.
狗 usually can be used to refer a specific dog or dogs.
Both of them refer to the same thing, "dog". "狗" is used much more in oral speaking, and "犬" is a formal word that you would see in books.
For the words expressed in a classic(formal) way, you won't see "狗" but "犬".
When a man becomes an Immortal(God), even his pets like chickens and dogs go to the heaven. An analogy that when someone becomes powerful, his fellows would get somehow powerful too. We use it in a critical and negative way.
It's a word you will use to refer to your son in a humble way.In few cases, you will hear this word nowadays.You would say"犬子今年20岁"(my son is 20 years old this year), to show your respect to the listener.(of course, this expression is old-fashioned)
When you hunt in the field, you would take advantage of a hawk(falcon) or a dog(hound) to chase the games for you, so this word is an analogy to say "hired thugs", somone that implements your order [to commit crimes].We use it in a negative way too.
Usually,you will see it in the newspaper or the bulletins and announcements from the government.
狗 is a vulgar(I mean, not classic,not formal) word(in chinese culture, dog is not a good thing), so you will see it more in ordinary life, in oral speaking.
Note: There are few idioms with "狗" instead of "犬".For example, "狗尾续貂", but this word came from a popular oral proverb in its times, so this doesn't violate the viewpoint that "犬" is used formally.
When would you use "狗" or "犬"? Well, these words are fixed, so you have to memorize them.It's good to enlarge your vocabulary to avoid misuse. In most cases, you would use "狗".
One way to think of it is 狗 as "dog" and 犬 as "canine".
狗:morden and casual 犬:traditional and formal.
These two words has become no difference in meaning now, just by using in different words. In the origin, dog is 犬, and the word 狗 is created later. The difference between them is bigger dogs are called 犬, little dogs are called 狗. And later they are mixed.


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|Templeton to Withdraw WHS Offer
|Written by Steve Frank
|Monday, 08 April 2013 14:36
As feared by the Watauga Commission, Phil Templeton, in a letter addressed to the commissioners and sent to GoBlueRidge.net, says he intends to withdraw his offer of nearly $19 million on the old Watauga High property at the end of the due diligence period. His letter, published on
GoBlueRidge.net in its entirety below,criticized the process, saying "few developers are likely to risk such an investment given the politics, policies and the new and impractical regulations to be dealt with in Boone's current permit application process." Mum about plans for the property, Templeton stated in his letter that plans for the former WHS property included businesses such as a hotel, an Olive Garden, a Target or Stein Mart, a multi-screen theater, retail shops and a significant number of student apartments far removed from residential areas." He also said that "The idea of a private/public partnership to provide a YMCA to serve the citizens of our area (especially the youth) was also being considered." Templeton, who has had other projects at odds with the town, commented on the recent letter from the town, signed by Mayor Clawson, saying, "Contrary to the misrepresentations contained in a recent letter to Boone residents regarding the new multi-family regulations recently adopted by the town council, purportedly written by Loretta Clawson, the new regulations create an undeniably negative effect on the development of the former WHS property as well as many other properties in Boone and the ETJ." He said that he and other bidders "would develop apartments as the first phase of the project or, perhaps, in tandem with the development of portions of the commercial space." But he said, "Under the new regulations, a builder will not have the freedom to develop the apartments or commercial phases as necessary to meet the market demand. This faulty regulation could spell doom for a project that could otherwise have been successful." Templeton criticized other requirements in the new regulations, but then stated, "Even before the latest regulations were adopted, the former WHS property and the properties of many other citizens were already subject to a multitude of regulations including the Steep Slope and Viewshed regulations which have devalued many properties in Boone and the ETJ. Most everyone will recall that these two regulations were adopted by the town council despite the fact that regulations were already in place to safeguard against development on steep slopes and despite the overwhelming opposition from more than 400 property owners who attended the public hearing to express their disapproval." In his closing, Templeton stated, "Plainly stated, the new regulations should be rescinded. They will result in less, not more, housing being built and, as a consequence, housing prices and rental rates will rise. The Boone Town Council should not waste another opportunity to demonstrate independent thinking and common sense leadership. Since the issues described above are not likely to be resolved anytime soon, it is my intention to withdraw Templeton Properties' offer for the former WHS property by the end of the Inspection Period. It is hoped that civil discourse and cooperation will prevail and that our town and county leaders will work together to abolish the many unreasonable regulations which limit and complicate business activity which is so vital to our community. "
Miller said the due diligence period ends around April 24th, and he is dismayed that the town of Boone seems to want to meet only after that date. He was further dismayed that it appears the mayor did not read Miller's letter, and he called the mayor's assertion that the process, in public, would be a circus, was 'unfortunate.'
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To: Nathan Miller, Chairman, Watauga County Commissioners
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(a) In general
If an advertisement for a consumer lease includes a statement of the amount of any payment or a statement that any or no initial payment is required, the advertisement shall clearly and conspicuously state, as applicable—
(2) the total amount of any initial payments required on or before consummation of the lease or delivery of the property, whichever is later;
(b) Advertising medium not liable
No owner or employee of any entity that serves as a medium in which an advertisement appears or through which an advertisement is disseminated, shall be liable under this section.
(c) Radio advertisements
(1) In general
An advertisement by radio broadcast to aid, promote, or assist, directly or indirectly, any consumer lease shall be deemed to be in compliance with the requirements of subsection (a) of this section if such advertisement clearly and conspicuously—
(B) states the number, amounts, due dates or periods of scheduled payments, and the total of such payments under the lease;
(C) includes—
(i) a referral to—
(I) a toll-free telephone number established in accordance with paragraph (2) that may be used by consumers to obtain the information required under subsection (a) of this section; or
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(aa) appears in a publication in general circulation in the community served by the radio station on which such advertisement is broadcast during the period beginning 3 days before any such broadcast and ending 10 days after such broadcast; and
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In the case of a radio broadcast advertisement described in paragraph (1) that includes a referral to a toll-free telephone number, the lessor who offers the consumer lease shall—
(i) establish such a toll-free telephone number not later than the date on which the advertisement including the referral is broadcast;
(ii) maintain such telephone number for a period of not less than 10 days, beginning on the date of any such broadcast; and
Source(Pub. L. 90–321, title I, § 184, as added Pub. L. 94–240, § 3,Mar. 23, 1976, 90 Stat. 259; amended Pub. L. 103–325, title III, § 336(a),Sept. 23, 1994, 108 Stat. 2234; Pub. L. 104–208, div. A, title II, § 2605(c),Sept. 30, 1996, 110 Stat. 3009–473; Pub. L. 111–203, title X, § 1100A(2), (10)(A),July 21, 2010, 124 Stat. 2107, 2109.)
2010—Subsec. (c)(1)(D). Pub. L. 111–203, § 1100A(2), (10)(A), made similar amendments, resulting in the substitution of "the Bureau" for "the Board".
1996—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 104–208, § 2605(c)(1), (3), added subsec. (a) and struck out former subsec. (a) consisting of introductory provisions and 5 pars. relating to contents of lease agreements required if consumer lease advertisement stated amount of payment, number of required payments, or that any or no payments were required at lease inception.
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 104–208, § 2605(c)(3), added subsec. (b). Former subsec. (b) redesignated (c).
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 104–208, § 2605(c)(1), (2), redesignatedsubsec. (b) as (c) and struck out former subsec. (c) which read as follows: "There is no liability under this section on the part of any owner or personnel, as such, of any medium in which an advertisement appears or through which it is disseminated."
1994—Subsecs. (b), (c). Pub. L. 103–325added subsec. (b) and redesignated former subsec. (b) as (c).
Effective Date of 2010 Amendment
Amendment by Pub. L. 111–203effective on the designated transfer date, see section 1100H ofPub. L. 111–203, set out as a note under section 552a of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
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Pub. L. 103–325, title III, § 336(b),Sept. 23, 1994, 108 Stat. 2235, provided that: "Not later than 365 days after the date of enactment of this Act [Sept. 23, 1994], the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System shall submit a report to the Congress on—
"(1) the current rules applicable to credit advertising;
"(2) how such rules could be modified to increase consumer benefit and decrease creditor costs; and
"(3) how such rules could be modified, if at all, for radio advertisements without diminishing consumer protection."
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The upcoming holiday season provides an excellent opportunity to recognize a special Utah teacher in a four-county area with a nomination for an Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Award, according to Rick Parkins, general manager of the Dugout Canyon mine.
"During this time of the year, it is always good to remember people who have made a positive contribution to your life or to the lives of your children," said Parkins. "This is an especially good time to thank our classroom teachers, who are challenging and inspiring our youth to become their best.
"By nominating superior teachers for an Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Award, you recognize and honor them," he continued. "Near the close of the school year next spring, five excellent teachers from our area will receive personal $3,500 cash awards from the Arch Coal Foundation. However they need to be nominated to compete for these awards."
Nominated teachers must complete a written application, which is then judged by a blue-ribbon panel of former award recipients. With the Jan. 7, 2013, nomination deadline fast approaching, the earlier teachers are nominated, the more time they will have to complete the application.
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This is the seventh year for the Teacher Achievement Awards in Carbon, Emery, Sanpete and Sevier counties, which surround the Sufco, Dugout Canyon and Skyline mines in Utah operated by Canyon Fuel Company LLC, a subsidiary of Arch Coal, Inc. The Arch Coal Foundation also supports teacher recognition or grants programs in Wyoming, West Virginia and Colorado, as well as a number of other education-related causes.
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Arrived in good condition. Easy to assemble!
Sturdy 20 space rack for the studio and other venues where it won't be 'manhandled' like road equipment.
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Look, if you are on a budget and need 20 rack spaces, go for it...otherwise you can do much better. Before I bought this I was considering building my own and now I wish I would have. It would have been cheaper and stronger.
First, it is not packed well, and this may be a note MF needs to pay closer attention to since they open it before shipping to put the shipper/receipt inside. When mine arrived the smaller shelf pieces were poking through the box and corners slightly damaged, had they been damaged any further I would have rejected the package. Upon assembly, I found one of the CHEAP PLASTIC casters broken into pieces so I had to use my own. I know this is partly UPS's fault for handling it but had it been properly packed to begin with the items inside wouldn't shift.
Second, I have seen better quality products and directions from IKEA. The assembly hardware is similar to typical self assembly furniture but it just doesn't feel the hardware seats well enough. As for the directions, WOW...even for a budget project you would expect a little more detail.
Note: "Some assembly required" translates to "ALL assembly required".
I don't feel this is a sturdy unit and will definately limit how much I move it around and do so carefully. The only thing I trust are the rack rails which I assure you someday will be mounted into a better enclosure.
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Got this thing put together in 15 minutes and it works just great. It is a solid rack cabinet with good wheels. If you are looking for a roll around rack that wont be traveling, I would recommend it.
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This is a good rack. Looks good. Built good. Easy to assemble. Lots of room for your amps, drawers, signal processors, shelves, power strips, etc.
Its a 20 space rack. Comes with all the hardware to put it together. Instructions are not that good. They're written to cover all of the models so they involve the door that you dont get with this particular maodel
Good strong build. Good hardware. Had a caster broken in the bag but Musicians Friend sent me a whole new better set.
For the price, its a good buy
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Our loving mother and grandmother, Betty LeFlore Reaveley, passed away tragically on Oct. 6, 2012, exactly one year from the time of her husband's passing. She was taken from us too soon and before we were prepared to say goodbye.
Betty was born Jan. 23, 1933 to Houston Benjamin LeFlore and Inez LeFlore in Wister, Okla. Her family moved to Hiawatha in 1947 where she met her sweetheart Clyde.
She married Clyde R. Reaveley in 1951 and their marriage was solemnized in 1963 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. They had three sons: Gary, Rod (Diane), Jimmy (Roslyn), six grandchildren; Shawn, Brooke, Brad, Benjamin, Isaac, Caleb, and great-grandchildren; Mayah, Ashton, Garrett, Kyra, Zack, and soon-to-be Skylar.
Betty is survived by one brother Joe LeFlore, LeFlore, Okla.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Clyde, and her three sisters: Doris, Margaret, and Bernice.
Betty taught us much about unconditional love as we watched her care for her husband over the past years. Her family was so important to her and she loved nothing better than spending time with them.
Betty loved the Gospel, family dinners, going for walks, taking drives with her husband, bird watching, her cats, and the wonders of nature. She created beautiful paintings and sewed beautiful quilts for her home and family. Betty was an example to us as she faced her life with grace and joy. She was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in many callings. She was a Temple Ordinance worker along with her husband Clyde. She worked as a Head Teller for many years at the First National Bank of Layton. Betty was very patriotic and regularly served as an Election Judge.
Funeral services will be held Friday, Oct. 12, 2012 at 11 a.m. at Lindquist's Layton Mortuary, 1867 No. Fairfield Road. Friends may visit family Friday from 10 to 10:45 a.m. at the mortuary. Interment, Lindquist's Memorial Park at Layton, 1867 No. Fairfield Road.
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