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Week 10: Detroit (-2.5) at Chicago
Detroit (-2.5) at Chicago
Note: Chicago quarterback Jay Cutler was cleared to play Thursday and will be under center for the Bears on Sunday.
This NFC North battle will help break the logjam at the top of the division standings. And much of the outcome hinges upon whether or not Bears' QB Jay Cutler (91.7 passer rating) will be cleared to play, or if backup Josh McCown (100.2 passer rating), author of last Monday night's upset win in Green Bay, will get the call.
The Lions worked over the Chicago defense to the tune of 40 points when these teams met in Detroit back in Week 4, but the Bears' offense also hung 32 points on the Detroit defense on that same day.
However, the Lions held leads of 30-10 and 40-16 before Chicago landed a pair of late TDs and two-point conversions.
The Quality Stats tell us that these two teams are pretty evenly matched, as most of the comparisons show differences of no more than four or five positions in the standings.
Overall, Detroit grades out a little higher than Chicago, particularly in the key categories of Passer Rating Differential and Real QB Rating Differential.
Neither team has shined defensively this year, while both have moved the ball quite well and rank No. 2 (Chicago, 28.2 PPG) and No. 6 (Detroit, 27.1 PPG) in scoring offense.
Yes, it's probably shocking to most fans that the Bears have scored more points this year than the Lions (226-217).
The Bears (No. 3 in Scoreability) have been one of the more efficient ssoring teams in the league this year, a fact boosted by six non-offensive touchdowns in typticall Chicago style (the Lions have produced just two non-offensive touchdowns).
All those game-breakers on defensive and special teams are the biggest reason Chicago is an impressive No. 3 in Total Team Yards (4,306) and No. 2 behind only Denver among teams that have played just eight games so far.
Detroit is a humble No. 13 in Total Team Yards and the talented offense has got little boost from the return game or defense in generating yardage.
But the Bears also possess one of the least efficient defenses (No. 24 in Bendability). Detroit is No. 16 in both "intelligence" categories through Week 9. (Chicago is No. 15 on the Intelligence Index; Detroit No. 17).
Ultimately, while we were impressed with McCown's effort in Green Bay last week, enthusiasm is tempered by the fact that he beat backup QB Seneca Wallace, not the injured Aaron Rodgers.
This Sunday the Lions' No. 1 signal caller, the very capable Matt Stafford (94.8 passer rating), will be lined up opposite the weak Chicago defense.
But now that we know Cutler is playing, and that the Bears can strike from anywhere, and that Detroit's defense leaves big gaps (No. 27 in Defensive Real Passing YPA), it's hard to picture the Lions sweeping the season series in Chicago.
Pick: Chicago 28, Detroit 27
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I will post a picture if I can figure out how. My daughter was born after a 30 hour labor, was high at the start of labor, and was failure to descend after 6 hours combined rest and descend and pushing. She only got as far as +1 station with little progress during pushing. I had severe constant pain in one hip during labor which was worse during pushing.
At the time all I was told about her position was she wasn't posterior. I look back on the situation and wonder if she was asynclitic or tilted in some way. I was looking back at pictures of the day she was born, and she had a red mark on one side of her forehead near her hairline.It would be comparable in size to her eye. I can only see it in the pictures from the first day after she had her hair brushed back, before her hair covered it plus she was red all over the first few pictures. A couple days later when pictures were taken the red mark wasn't there anymore. There was no attempt of vacum or forceps, so it's not from that.
Does this seem like a caput, and what might it say about her position during the birth process? I guess I am still searching for answers about what went wrong, though I know it may be something I never know. All I've been able to find out reading is that a caput usually forms on the presenting part of a baby's head, and I know generally that is the crown.
Another thing I've noticed in her newborn pictures and remembered from then is she was always turning her head to her right side when laying on her back, the same side that red mark was on. I remember how we would rotate her in her crib and try and turn her head to look over the other shoulder because we worried about her muscles etc being lopsided.


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Salavandra is an isolated Caribbean island. Its products, coffee, lumber and flowers, are controlled by Penkava Inc., a New York based multinational commodity corporation. After discovering that Penkava is responsible for the death of his father, as well as the abysmal working conditions on the island, coffee farmer Antonio Richards ignites a revolution in the midst of a harvest season. Branding his infant insurgency The United Front for the Liberation of Salavandra (UFLS), he begins fighting the corrupt capitalistic forces controlling his country.
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these graded effects between matched HIV-1 seronegative and seropositive men. We also evaluate the dose-response relationship between these neuroendocrines and mitogen-induced IL-2 production between these groups of individuals. These studies should provide information on the shape of the functions (e.g., linear, quadratic) describing neuroendocrine effects on mitogen responsivity in populations (seropositive and seronegative) previously shown to display patterns suggestive of a divergence in such relationships ( Antoni et al., 1991).
As indicated in Table 8.1, the various paradigms employed in our lab are designed to systematically investigate the nature of the divergent PNI patterns that we have observed in our HIV-1 seronegative and seropositive gay men. A dysfunction at the psychoendocrine level of intersystem communication (e.g., over or underreactivity of neuroendocrine response to stressor) will be detectable with the reactivity paradigm, whereas a dysfunction at the neuroimmune level could be ascertained in the lymphocyte isolate and/or dose-response functional studies. Beyond the identification and localization of such dysfunction(s), these experiments may provide information with implications for other PNI work.
We have presented some contemporary assessment, population, and paradigmatic issues relevant to PNI research with an emphasis on their implications for human studies of stressor-associated phenomena. Previous work from our lab, focusing on the affective, neuroendocrine, and immunologic effects of a potent field stressor are discussed in light of these issues. Finally, our ongoing programmatic study of the mechanisms underlying differential PNI relationships in HIV-1 seropositive and seronegative men is outlined. We stress the importance of assessing multiple levels of stress responsivity during exposure to both chronic and acute field and laboratory stressors with in-vivo and in-vitro models using populations who are likely to differ in the degree to which immunomodulation affects clinical status. The findings emerging from these studies may provide important information concerning the generalizability of previously documented PNI relationships to the study of HIV-1 infected individuals and other immunocompromised populations.
Antoni M., H., August S., LaPerriere A., Baggett H. L., Klimas N., Ironson G., Schneiderman N., & Fletcher M. A. ( 1990). "Psychological and neuroendocrine measures related to functional immune changes in anticipation of HIV-1 serostatus notification". Psychosomatic Medicine, 52, 496-510.


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I raised the vehicle and removed the left front wheel to check the brakes, after inspection was ok I replaced the wheel and let the vehicle down and hooked the neg battery cable back up and turned the key on and reset the security code. I then started the vehicle and put it in drive to move it forward to remove the chock from the back wheel, put it in park and removed the chock, got back in and put it in drive to go forward and moved forward a few feet and went to put it in park and it stayed in D4 but the shift lever moved into park and the indicator started flashing in D4. The manual said to put key in the slot next to the shifter and move shifter, but after moving the shifter to park the light stays flashing in D4 and the engine turns over but it won't start because in D4 and neutral switch won't let it start. How can this be fixed?
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Hearing a band, in conjunction with seeing them in a live setting, often provides insight to, and clarification of, their music. Never so much as with New Hope, Pennsylvania's musical pride, Ween. People identify with their music sight unseen--their ridiculously versatile, yet rock-solid musicianship, witty and cutting heartfelt lyrics, beguiling melodies, emotive sounds, unyielding, colon-shaking rhythm section, and charming inability to take themselves too seriously. But for most people it's not until they physically observe Ween that their world either falls apart or makes wonderful lunatic sense.
Luckily for myself and countless others, it is the latter. Additionally accounting for the popularity of the fabled brothers Ween (Aaron Freeman and Mickey Melchiondo) are their commanding Gener and Deaner personas, their aforementioned instrumental and poetic abilities, and a general willingness--nay need--to push the envelope. Dare I say that the members of Ween are physical manifestations of the music? For that reason alone, it can get a little insane. Talent, conviction, heart, and cojones furnish Ween with an awesome sound with a resonance all its own.
Live Ween is a screaming runaway locomotive barreling through your cerebral cortex. The addition of a fanatical audience, a fancy-pants light show, and a thundering sound system serve to stoke that train. Thus, I expected nothing less short of madness during three Ween shows I attended in early October in Portland, Oregon and Seattle, Washington. I assure you--I was not disappointed.
Ween | 09.29.03 | The Crystal Ballroom | Portland, OR
Ween | 09.30.03 | The Crystal Ballroom | Portland, OR
Portland's second show opened with a thundering "Captain Fantasy," the Ballroom's dance floor buckling and jumping with Claude and Dave's beats. Show moments included the enigmatic "Golden Eel" and Led Zeppelin's "All of My Love," with keyboardist Glenn McClelland stealing the song. About three-quarters of the way through the show, during "Pandy Fackler," there was a snap and a vast majority of the Crystal's speakers, save the band's monitors, went out. What had happened was not immediately apparent, but turning around and seeing the expressions on people farther back, one could tell something was amiss. That's right: another sound system falls victim to the Boognish. When told by the crew what had happened, the band handled it wonderfully–-Gener just grinned as the band launched into "Deez Nuts," a nod (perhaps an improvement) to The Guess Who's "These Eyes." After wandering to the back of the room to assess the damage, all I could hear was the "clonk, drag, clonk, slap" of one rhythmically stunted guy wearing dress shoes (think Seinfeld's dancing Elaine Bennis). A show without full audio is a little eerie, and thankfully, after about ten minutes the sound came back to the house, though I am not convinced it was 100 percent. Everybody applauded in relief, at which point "Big Jilm" and "Blarney Stone" ended the set. A meaningful, Gener-laden "Buenos Tardes Amigos" encore and group bow followed, closing the show and the two-day run.
Ween | 10.01.03 | The Moore Theatre | Seattle, WA
What followed was a superior show. High points included "Nan" and Quebec's "The Argus," which seems to me an epic poem. The Ween brothers' dual acoustic "Birthday Boy" and "Don't Laugh I Love You," with Deaner on bass, and Gene's solo acoustic "Sarah," all sounded amazing. Mid-set and mid-song, Gener turned around with an impish grin and we were treated to Prince's "Kiss" in the middle of "Voodoo Lady." Given that "Voodoo Lady" was played at both Portland shows, it was great to hear Ween mix it up a bit. Rounding out the show was the anthem-like "Booze Me Up and Get Me High," which morphed into a smoldering, curfew-straining "Poopship Destroyer." Following the Seattle show, a friend, in an admiring and complimentary way, described Ween as "outright, brown, wastey rock." I couldn't agree more. Although playing songs from Quebec at all three shows, I was glad that Ween continue to represent material way back to their nascent God Ween Satan days. New live favorites include the terrifically manic "Happy Colored Marbles," the playfully narcotic "Zoloft," and a pleading, beautiful "I Don't Want It."
Banter is essential to the live music experience, and Ween's included discussion about "smoking a rock," Gener's recollection on the possible Seattle origins of "Spinal Meningitis," and Deaner unsuccessfully trying to get Claude to sing "Put the Coke on My Dick." (Hey, they never claimed to be PG-rated.) My balcony view allowed me to witness the delicate dance at which Ween excels: getting totally stink-o while playing a great show. The solos, the timing, the ducking behind the amps, disappearing and reappearing artists... Classy. But if that allows Ween to rock even harder, which it seemingly always has, so be it--cha cha cha! Regardless, Deaner hunched over playing his guitar level with his ankles, and Gener, cavorting about the stage, playfully jumping up to slap the Boognish backdrop, left me warm and fuzzy. I am sure I am not alone.
For us Ween-hungry Pacific Northwesties, these three shows were indeed a big, brown treat. Despite food poisoning and sound outage in Portland, and a fumbled "Ocean Man" in Seattle, we got high-quality material. These things happen; Ween is about the only band that can not only get away with it, but also make it charming. Ultimately, Ween let form and rigidity--with their tunes and shows--take a back seat to the spontaneity and endeavor of live music. You know what you will get with a Ween ticket: undoubtedly some repeats, hopefully a bit of silliness, and ideally, the best material any of the members are capable of each night. Graciously saluting and bowing to their influences, it seems they have surpassed many--truly unique in today's musical climate. It's not to say that you can't hear the Beatles or visions of punk in their music, or see flashes of Robert Plant in Gener; it's that they have elevated ideas, themes, and antics to a completely different level. The material from the new album is solid, which allows for, and encourages, experimentation or re-tooling in a live setting. Ween's overall live sound hasn't strayed much since I last saw them (at the first Bonnaroo); perhaps more contrast and nuance were provided by acoustic numbers and tone of the songs on Quebec, but their music is still as bold and palpitation-inspiring as ever. Speaking on behalf of the many fans that have, and those who have not yet had the chance to see Ween, it is my sincere hope that someday the band chooses to release a DVD. I see no reason that I would ever turn it off. Until then though, you'll just have to go out and experience the now-touring Ween for yourself.
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The president can issue any decision or measure to protect the revolution." Presidential Spokesman Yasser AliEgyptian President Mohamed Morsi has issued a new constitutional declaration to expand his powers, ordering retrials of the ex-regime officials over the 2011 clampdown on protesters. Under the new declaration, no judicial body can dissolve the Constituent Assembly that is currently writing a new constitution. "The president can issue any decision or measure to protect the revolution," Presidential Spokesman Yasser Ali said while reading out the constitutional declaration on television on Thursday.
"The constitutional declarations, decisions and laws issued by the president are final and not subject to appeal," he added.According to Ali, Morsi has also sacked Prosecutor General Abdel Meguid Mahmud and appointed Talaat Ibrahim Abdallah to replace him. "The public prosecutor general will occupy his post for a period of four years," the spokesman said. Morsi tried to oust Mahmud in October following furious protests over the acquittal of a number of senior ex-regime officials. The men were charged with involvement in the violent crackdown of popular protests in the run-up to the 2011 revolution that toppled long-time dictator Hosni Mubarak. The new presidential decree suggests that Mubarak, who was sentenced to life in prison in June for failing to prevent the killing of revolutionaries, could face a retrial. MRS/HMV/IS


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Section 405
Uniform fee on tangible personal property required to be registered with the state -- Distribution of revenues -- Appeals.
Section 405.1
Uniform fee on certain vehicles weighing 12,000 pounds or less -- Distribution of revenues -- Appeals.
Section 405.2 (Superseded 01/01/15)
Definitions -- Uniform statewide fee on certain tangible personal property -- Distribution of revenues -- Rulemaking authority -- Determining the length of a vessel.
Section 405.2 (Effective 01/01/15)
Definitions -- Uniform statewide fee on certain tangible personal property -- Distribution of revenues -- Rulemaking authority -- Determining the length of a vessel.
Section 405.3
Uniform statewide fee on motor homes -- Distribution of revenues.
Section 406
Collection of uniform fees and other motor vehicle fees.
Section 407
Administration of uniform fees.
Section 501
Short title.
Section 502
Section 503
Qualifications for agricultural use assessment.
Section 504
Exclusions from designation as agricultural use -- Exception.
Section 505
Indicia of value for agricultural use assessment -- Inclusion of fair market value on certain property tax notices.
Section 506
Rollback tax -- Penalty -- Computation of tax -- Procedure -- Lien -- Interest -- Notice -- Collection -- Distribution -- Appeal to county board of equalization.
Section 506.5
Conservation easement rollback tax -- One-time in lieu fee payment -- Computation -- Lien -- Interest -- Notice -- Procedure -- Collection -- Distribution.
Section 507
Land included as agricultural -- Site of farmhouse excluded -- Taxation of structures and site of farmhouse.
Section 508
Application -- Signed statement -- Consent to creation of a lien -- Consent to audit and review -- Notice.
Section 509
Change of ownership or legal description.
Section 510
Separation of land.
Section 511
Acquisition of land by governmental entity -- Requirements -- Rollback tax -- One-time in lieu fee payment -- Passage of title.
Section 512
Land located in more than one county.
Section 513
Tax list and duplicate.
Section 514
State Farmland Evaluation Advisory Committee -- Membership -- Duties.
Section 515
Rules prescribed by commission.
Section 701
Appraisal by certified or licensed appraisers -- Appraiser trainees -- Certification of elected county assessors -- Commission may prescribe additional requirements for appraisers -- Rulemaking authority -- County assessor to ensure compliance.
Section 702
Education and training of appraisers -- Continuing education for appraisers and county assessors.
Section 703
Commission to assist county assessors -- Appraisers provided upon request -- Costs of services -- Contingency fee arrangements prohibited.
Section 704
Assessment studies -- Sharing of data -- Factoring assessment rates -- Corrective action.
Section 704.5
Commission to adopt rules -- Legislative review.
Section 705
Personal property audits -- Records confidential -- Cost.
Section 801
Apportionment of property assessed by commission.
Section 802
Statement of commission transmitted to county auditors -- Contents of statement -- Duties of auditors -- Change of assessment prohibited.
Section 803
Statement transmitted by county auditors to governing bodies -- Contents of statement.
Section 804 (Superseded 01/01/15)
Interstate allocation of mobile flight equipment.
Section 804 (Effective 01/01/15)
Interstate allocation of mobile flight equipment.
Section 901
Determination of rate by commission -- Transmittal to county and state auditors.
Section 902
Minimum basic tax levy for school districts.
Section 903
Remittance to credit of Uniform School Fund of money in excess of basic state-supported school program -- Manner.
Section 904
Participation by district in state's contributions to state-supported levy program.
Section 905
Legislature to set minimum rate of levy for state's contribution to minimum school program -- Matters to be considered -- Commission to transmit rate to auditors -- Acknowledgment of receipt.
Section 906
Rates fixed by commission valid.
Section 908
Single aggregate limitation -- Maximum levy.
Section 909
Time for adoption of levy -- County purpose requirement.
Section 910
Amount available for each purpose.
Section 911
Exceptions to maximum levy limitation.
Section 912
Time for adoption of levy -- Certification to county auditor.
Section 913
Definitions -- Statement of amount and purpose of levy -- Contents of statement -- Filing with county auditor -- Transmittal to commission -- Calculations for establishing tax levies -- Format of statement.
Section 914
Excess levies -- Commission to recalculate levy -- Notice to implement adjusted levies to county auditor -- Authority to exceed maximum levy permitted by law.
Section 916
Tax for development of Colorado River Water Project.
Section 917
Use of funds.
Section 918.5 (Superseded 01/01/15)
Hearings on judgment levies -- Advertisement.
Section 918.5 (Effective 01/01/15)
Hearings on judgment levies -- Advertisement.
Section 918.6
New and remaining school district budgets -- Advertisement -- Public hearing.
Section 919
Notice and public hearing requirements for certain tax increases -- Exceptions.
Section 919.1
Notice of property valuation and tax changes.
Section 919.2
Consolidated advertisement of public hearings.
Section 920
Resolution and levy to be forwarded to commission -- Exception.
Section 921
Changes in assessment roll -- Rate adjustments -- Exemption from notice and public hearing provisions.
Section 922
Replacement resolution for greater tax rate.
Section 923
Expenditures of money prior to adoption of budget or tax rate.
Section 924
Report of valuation of property to county auditor and commission -- Transmittal by auditor to governing bodies -- Certified tax rate -- Calculation of certified tax rate -- Rulemaking authority -- Adoption of tentative budget.
Section 924.1
Definitions -- Commission authorized to adjust taxing entity's certified rate for clerical error -- Requirements -- Amount of adjustment.
Section 924.2
Adjustments to the calculation of a taxing entity's certified tax rate.
Section 924.3
Adjustment of the calculation of the certified tax rate for a school district imposing a capital local levy in a county of the first class.
Section 926
Proposed tax increase by state -- Notice -- Contents -- Dates.
Section 1001
County board of equalization -- Public hearings -- Hearing officers -- Notice of decision -- Rulemaking.
Section 1002
Change in assessment -- Force and effect -- Additional assessments -- Notice.
Section 1003
Power of county board to increase or decrease assessment.
Section 1004
Appeal to county board of equalization -- Real property -- Time period for appeal -- Decision of board -- Extensions approved by commission -- Appeal to commission.
Section 1004.5
Valuation adjustment for decrease in taxable value caused by a natural disaster.
Section 1004.6
Tax relief for decrease in fair market value due to access interruption.
Section 1005
Procedures for appeal of personal property valuation -- Time for appeal -- Hearing -- Decision -- Appeal to commission.
Section 1006
Appeal to commission -- Duties of auditor -- Decision by commission.
Section 1007
Objection to assessment by commission -- Application -- Contents of application -- Amending an application -- Hearings -- Appeals.
Section 1008
Investigations by commission -- Assessment of escaped property -- Increase or decrease of assessed valuation.
Section 1009
Equalization based on reports of county auditors.
Section 1010
Statement of equalization to be sent to county auditors.
Section 1011
Record of changes -- Form and contents of signed statement.
Section 1017
Property tax appeal assistance.
Section 1101
Definitions -- Exemption of certain property -- Proportional payments for certain property -- County legislative body authority to adopt rules or ordinances.
Section 1102
Determination of exemptions by board of equalization -- Appeal -- Application for exemption -- Annual statement -- Exceptions.
Section 1103
State lands exemption -- Exceptions to exemption.
Section 1104
Definitions -- Armed Forces exemption -- Amount of Armed Forces exemption.
Section 1105
Application for United States Armed Forces exemption -- Rulemaking authority -- Statement -- County authority to make refunds.
Section 1106
Exemption of property owned by blind persons or their unmarried surviving spouses or minor orphans -- Amount -- Application -- County authority to make refunds.
Section 1107
Indigent persons -- Amount of abatement.
Section 1108
Indigent persons -- Deferral of taxes -- Interest rate -- Treatment of deferred taxes.
Section 1109
Indigent persons -- Deferral or abatement -- Application -- County authority to make refunds.
Section 1110
Exemption of property used to furnish power for irrigation purposes -- Computation of power used for irrigation.
Section 1111
Exemption of property used for irrigation purposes -- Exemption of a nonprofit entity's property used for water purposes.
Section 1112
Livestock exemption.
Section 1113
Exemption of household furnishings.
Section 1114
Exemption of inventory or other tangible personal property held for sale.
Section 1115
Exemption of certain tangible personal property.
Section 1201
Purpose of part.
Section 1202
Section 1203
Right to file claim -- Death of claimant.
Section 1204
Renter's and homeowner's credits authorized -- No interest allowed.
Section 1205
Time for filing claim for renter's credit.
Section 1206
Application for homeowner's credit -- Time for filing -- Payment from General Fund.
Section 1207
Claim applied against tax liability -- One claimant per household per year.
Section 1208
Amount of homeowner's credit -- Cost-of-living adjustment -- Limitation -- General Fund as source of credit -- Dependent credit.
Section 1209
Amount of renter's credit -- Cost-of-living adjustment -- Limitation -- General Fund as source of credit -- Maximum credit -- Renter's credit may be claimed only for rent that does not constitute a rental assistance payment -- Dependent credit.
Section 1211
Commission to provide forms and instructions -- County may prepare forms and instructions -- County legislative body authority to adopt rules or ordinances.
Section 1213
Statement required of renter claimant.
Section 1214
Redetermination of claim by commission or county.
Section 1215
Fraudulent or negligently prepared claim -- Penalties and interest -- Procedure.
Section 1216
Rented homestead -- Rent constituting property taxes.
Section 1217
Denial of relief -- Appeal.
Section 1219
Claim disallowed if residence obtained for purpose of receiving benefits.
Section 1220
Extension of time for filing claim -- County authority to make refunds.
Section 1301
Tax has effect of judgment -- Lien has effect of execution.
Section 1302
Assessor or treasurer's duties -- Collection of uniform fees and taxes on personal property -- Unpaid tax or unpaid uniform fee is a lien -- Delinquency interest -- Rate.
Section 1303
Seizure and sale -- Method and procedure.
Section 1304
Rate of previous year governs -- Proration among taxing units -- Effective date of boundary changes for assessment.
Section 1305
Entries of payments made -- Payments to county treasurer.
Section 1306
Collection after taxpayer moves from county -- Evidence of tax due -- Costs of collection.
Section 1307
Entries of tax payments made on rail cars or state-assessed commercial vehicles.
Section 1308
Property assessed by commission -- Collection procedures -- Exceptions.
Section 1308.5
Equal payment agreements.
Section 1309
Publication of delinquency -- Seizure and sale -- Redemption -- Distribution of proceeds.
Section 1310
Collection by seizure and sale -- Procedure -- Costs.
Section 1311
Treasurer to advise commission of taxes unpaid on its assessments -- Notice to property owners.
Section 1312
Examination of books of county officers by state officers.
Section 1313
Attorney general to prosecute delinquent officers.
Section 1314
Informalities and time prescribed for action -- Effect on validity of tax.
Section 1315
Disposition of fines and forfeitures.
Section 1316
Annual settlements between county assessor, county treasurer, and county auditor.
Section 1317
Tax notice -- Contents of notice -- Procedures and requirements for providing notice.
Section 1318
Date of payment of property tax -- Notation on assessment roll.
Section 1319
Receipts for payments -- Payment by warrant -- Cash payments required -- Exceptions.
Section 1320
Settlements with county legislative bodies.
Section 1321
Erroneous or illegal assessments -- Deductions and refunds.
Section 1322
Property assessed more than once.
Section 1323
Undivided interests in real estate -- Interest of delinquent co-owner only to be sold.
Section 1324
Taxes to be paid before distribution of estate of a deceased person.
Section 1325
Nature and extent of lien -- Time of attachment -- Effective date of boundary changes for assessment.
Section 1326
Illegal tax -- Injunction to restrain collection.
Section 1327
Payment of tax under protest -- Circumstances where authorized -- Action to recover tax paid.
Section 1328
Judgment or order against state or taxing entity -- Payment to taxpayer -- County recovery of portion of payment to taxpayer from the state or a taxing entity other than the county.
Section 1329
Right to injunction limited.
Section 1330
Payment of property taxes -- Payments to taxpayer by state or taxing entity -- Refund of penalties paid by taxpayer -- Refund of interest paid by taxpayer -- Payment of interest to taxpayer -- Judgment levy -- Objections to assessments by the commission -- Time periods for making payments to taxpayer.
Section 1331
Date tax is delinquent -- Penalty -- Interest -- Payments -- Refund of prepayment.
Section 1332
Extension of date of delinquency.
Section 1332.5
Mailing notice of delinquency or publication of delinquent list -- Contents -- Notice -- Definitions.
Section 1333
Errors or omissions -- In assessment book -- Authority to correct.
Section 1334
Omission, error, or defect in delinquent lists -- Republication.
Section 1335
Abbreviations permitted in proceedings.
Section 1337
Pro rata application of ad valorem tax on property taken by eminent domain or by right of entry agreement.
Section 1338
Record of delinquent taxes -- Contents of record.
Section 1339
Form of treasurer's certificate -- Contents of form.
Section 1342
Assessment and sale of property after attachment of county tax lien.
Section 1343
Tax Sale Listing.
Section 1345
Daily statement of accounts -- Audits.
Section 1346
Redemption -- Time allowed.
Section 1347
Redemption -- Adjustment or deferral of taxes -- Interest.
Section 1348
Certificate of redemption.
Section 1349
Co-owners -- Procedures for redemption.
Section 1350
Land irregularly or erroneously assessed not to be sold.
Section 1351
Sales by county -- Notice of tax sale -- Entries on record.
Section 1351.1
Tax sale -- Combining certain parcels -- Acceptable bids -- Deeds.
Section 1351.3
No purchaser at tax sale -- Property struck off to county.
Section 1351.5
Disposition of property struck off to county.
Section 1351.7
Partial interest tax sales.
Section 1352
Purchaser of invalid tax title -- Purchaser's lien -- Extent of lien -- Priority of lien -- Foreclosure of lien.
Section 1353
Foreclosure of lien claimed by county -- Time -- Venue -- Parties -- Pleading.
Section 1354
Notice of intention to foreclose -- Service of notice.
Section 1355
Trial -- Findings -- Decree.
Section 1356
Sale -- Certificate of sale to be issued.
Section 1357
Redemption at foreclosure sale.
Section 1358
Foreclosure deemed a cumulative remedy.
Section 1359
Collection of taxes -- Removal or destruction of property.
Section 1360
Proceedings before commission.
Section 1361
Notice of findings -- Proceedings in district court -- Injunction -- Determining taxes due -- Security during proceedings.
Section 1362
Certified copy of tax sale record prima facie evidence of regularity.
Section 1363
Misnomer or mistake as to ownership does not affect sale.
Section 1364
Record of deeds issued -- Acknowledgment.
Section 1365
Payment to taxing entities by county treasurer -- Investment of proceeds -- Transfer and receipt of money between taxing entities.
Section 1366
Apportionment of redemption or assignment money.
Section 1372
Auditor duties -- Final settlement with treasurer -- Delinquent Tax Control Account.
Section 1501
Section 1502
Section 1503
Property tax treatment of transportable factory-built housing units.
Section 1601
Section 1602
Property Tax Valuation Agency Fund -- Creation -- Statewide levy -- Additional county levy.
Section 1603
Allocation of money in the Property Tax Valuation Agency Fund -- Use of funds.
Section 1605
Accounting records for levies.
Section 1606
CAMA system funding for counties -- Disbursements to the Multicounty Appraisal Trust -- Use of funds.
Section 1701
Section 1702
Section 1703
Qualifications for urban farming assessment.
Section 1704
Indicia of value for urban farming assessment -- Inclusion of fair market value on certain property tax notices.
Section 1705
Rollback tax -- Penalty -- Computation of tax -- Procedure -- Lien -- Interest -- Notice -- Collection -- Distribution -- Appeal to county board of equalization.
Section 1706
Land included as urban farming.
Section 1707
Application -- Signed statement -- Consent to creation of a lien -- Consent to audit and review -- Notice.
Section 1708
Change of ownership or legal description.
Section 1709
Separation of land.
Section 1710
Acquisition of land by governmental entity -- Requirements -- Rollback tax -- One-time in lieu fee payment -- Passage of title.
Section 1711
Tax list and duplicate.
Section 1712
Rules prescribed by commission.
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Raised in London by an Australian orthodontist father and German museum docent mother, 50-year-old Brien exudes a worldly air as he casually greets a visitor in a suit, sans tie. A naturalized American, he confesses that his U.S. passport is his most treasured travel possession in an ad career that began in the British capital as a media planner with Grey. Next, he moved to Leo Burnett London as media director, where he rose to become that agency's CEO before hopping the Atlantic to Starcom MediaVest Group, Chicago, to lead corporate development. He went on to become CEO at Burnett's marketing services arm, Arc Worldwide in Chicago. In 2005, he moved to New York as CEO of UM, which he overhauled before joining Mediabrands in 2008, reinventing the media management unit along with overseeing the resurgence of Initiative.
A big personality and intensely driven, Brien is a man who by his own admission hates standing still. But his strengths can also come across as his weaknesses—a confidence that can be perceived as arrogance, an impatience that appears impulsive. He sees himself as a leader taking a view from 30,000 feet, while appointing people to dive into more gritty details of business. (A small but telling detail: Brien, who received a $1.25 million bonus in 2011, was the only one of Interpublic's five top execs who required a personal driver, according to last year's proxy, something even holding company CEO Michael Roth didn't need.)
Brien believes resilience is his best characteristic, a quality much in need at McCann these days. In addition to the global accounts lost on his watch, the agency's U.S. client departures include Verizon Wireless (which was heading out the door before he arrived), Avis, Unilever's Bertolli and P.F. Chang's brands, Nestlé's Nesquik and Coffee-Mate. Clients like Kohl's and Staples are putting out feelers to other agencies for work, while McCann resigned Applebee's in review. In non-incumbent pitches, the firm failed to win business such as Hennessy, Norwegian Cruise Line, Burger King and Stolichnaya. Meanwhile, the agency's San Francisco creative crown jewel, Twofifteen McCann, is holding on to Hewlett-Packard PSG Americas for now, despite losing global project work for HP. Also gone on the West Coast: iShares, the exchange-traded funds marketed by BlackRock, which has been one of Interpublic's largest investors.
Account losses are tough at any shop. But McCann's history and world growth have been deeply intertwined with big-name multinational marketers like Unilever, Coca-Cola, General Motors, Nestlé and L'Oréal, not to mention recently fled ExxonMobil. The dollar amount of business lost during Brien's tenure is difficult to calculate. But Nescafé's loss provides a glimpse: The brand generated an estimated $25 million annually for McCann. While Nesquik and Coffee-Mate represented an estimated $4 million to $5 million in U.S. revenue, the symbolic loss of such prominent brands was more damaging to McCann. A holding company statement insisting thatNescafé's exit would not impact financial results only underscored Nestlé's significance.
But Brien is sanguine about change at McCann, calling the agency's transformation a marathon, not a sprint. "I inherited a culture that was comfortable, that was very steeped in working a certain way," he says, of combining the old and new hires and attitude. "Now it's one McCann, and [it] is jelling very well."


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Fab Flash: 2008 Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation Winners Announced
Six women's designers have been named Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation winners, joining an illustrious group of past honorees which includes Zac Posen, Proenza Schouler, and Derek Lam. The new recipients, who are each given a $25,000 grant to help showcase their Fall 2008 collections at New York Fashion Week in February, are Alexander Wang, Elise Overland, Lyell by Emma Fletcher, Reyes by José Ramón Reyes, and Wayne by Wayne D. Lee in the women's design category, as well as Subversive Jewelry by Justin Giunta in the accessories design category. Congratulations to all, and I look forward to seeing what the grant helps produce!
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Book college students for local moving help.
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Kevin William David— Co-Founder, WalletKit
Bellhops contracts college students for local moving help, on-demand.
Serving 130+ cities with over 9000 students. $40/hr per student.
Anyone used them before ?
Serving 130+ cities with over 9000 students. $40/hr per student.
Anyone used them before ?
Rahul Goel
@acondurache Yeah, I think it was called College Hunks Hauling Junk or something ..
Cam Doody— Co-founder, Bellhops
@iorahul @acondurache Yep, they're a franchised, asset-based moving company. Traditional moving model.
Cam Doody— Co-founder, Bellhops
Thanks for the love @ProductHunt! I'm a co-founder of Bellhops, would love to answer any questions. We're based in Chattanooga, TN (home of the fastest internet in the country - 1 Gig) and are building a team of hustlers. Up to 31 at HQ now. Goal is to provide a better solution for small, local moving with an on-demand system and awesome Bellhops. 50m americans will move this year, and 3/4 are 'do-it-yourselfers'. Not bc they want to do it themselves, but because there isn't a better alternative.
Cam Doody— Co-founder, Bellhops
@kwdinc Definitely, but we're extremely focused on the moving market right now. There is no question that we could utilize our workforce forother things, especially once we launch geo-spatial in our upcoming mobile app. Right now, we're laser focused on this market though.
Cam Doody— Co-founder, Bellhops
@davemorin "Focusing is about saying no."
Kristofer™— Founder @ Lamplighter Labs
Very cool idea. Although I was assuming payment was going to be more in the ballpark of "cigarettes and beer" vs money, but $40/hour sounds like a steal!
Cam Doody— Co-founder, Bellhops
@KristoferTM Haha, don't think people don't offer that to our Bellhops as tips (happens all the time)!
Ross Rojek— CTO, GoLocalApps
I worked for the Starving Students moving company in college and was one of the only students employed there. Lots of our clients were disappointed that it wasn't all students,
Cam Doody— Co-founder, Bellhops
@SacBookReviewer That's great to hear. All Bellhops are actually current college students. Bellhops have to have active .edu email addresses, in addition to a number of other screenings. People just really like working with college students. I think they remind you of a simpler time :)
Robleh Jama— Founder, Tiny Hearts / Next Keyboard
Looks like an awesome service! Do the students have a truck? If so, what's the pricing for that? Like @Shubham mentioned it would be cool to see you guys expand into Canada.
Cam Doody— Co-founder, Bellhops
@robjama We do provide moving trucks, they just aren't ours (thank goodness). We're a zero-asset company, and procure all our moving trucks through relationships with nationwide truck rental co's. The fee is a flat $135 if you need us to provide a truck. After fuel, insurance, and mileage it's basically a wash, and mostly a convenience to the customers who don't have to pickup/drive/return anything. Offering trucks just gives us more opportunities for billable labor-hours. We're coming to Canada, dont worry :)
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This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds
Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater
18-24 in. (45-60 cm)
12-15 in. (30-38 cm)
USDA Zone 7b: to -14.9 �C (5 �F)
USDA Zone 8a: to -12.2 �C (10 �F)
USDA Zone 8b: to -9.4 �C (15 �F)
USDA Zone 9a: to -6.6 �C (20 �F)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
USDA Zone 10a: to -1.1 �C (30 �F)
USDA Zone 10b: to 1.7 �C (35 �F)
Sun to Partial Shade
All parts of plant are poisonous if ingested
Mid Summer
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
From seed; direct sow outdoors in fall
From seed; winter sow in vented containers, coldframe or unheated greenhouse
From seed; sow indoors before last frost
Self-sows freely; deadhead if you do not want volunteer seedlings next season
Allow pods to dry on plant; break open to collect seeds
N/A: plant does not set seed, flowers are sterile, or plants will not come true from seed
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Magalia, California
Nineveh, New York
Leesburg, Virginia
Lexington, Virginia
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If I could give zero stars I would. Slum Lords is a nice way to put this company. I am a renter in one of their units currently. Things that need to be fixed are at the bottom of their list. Any other issues, lights, plumbing extra, it's an older unit and falling apart. If I tell them they act like I am inventing the problem. My manager Pam in kitchener is by far the worst person I have ever dealt with. She acts like everyone is beneath her. Do not rent from this company! Nothing but stress!
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