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so I should close all 16 accounts then since I owe nothing on any of my cards?
I havent burned any of the 16 creditors before. I dont have to list them in BK because no debt is owed according to my laywer. So if i dont owe them anything, how can I burn them?
I know its a unique situation where most people have personal credit card debt when they file bk but I dont have any.
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Self-Storage Valuations
Hello! In preparation for my talk at the Inside Self-Storage World Expo in Washington DC on October 6, I'm looking for feedback relating to the proper valuation of self-storage today. Having once owned one of the nation's largest self-storage appraisal companies and as the owner Self Storage Data Services Inc., a company that publishes self-storage operating performance data, I call it the way I see it. I have nothing to sell but information.
What do you want to know about valuations and the East Coast market?
Are you interested in knowing which expenses should and should not be included when valuing you facility?
Would you like to better understanding valuation techniques and be able to assess rather the lender or the appraiser has properly valued of your facility?
There are some sources of income lenders won't allow and other some appraisers omit. Would you like to know what should be included?
I'd also like to open up the floor to share a little about your facility! Everyone knows real estate values are down as a result of the downturn in the economy, but just how much has the value of "your" facility declined, or has it?
I've given many talks on the trends in self-storage operating performance, but this talk will be different! This talk will be aimed towards show you have to measure the impact the current market conditions are having on the value of your facility.
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Hey buddy,
One question I would love to have answered is what sources of "other income" such as truck rentals, supplies, etc do lenders not allow you to include and perhaps you can explain some of that thought process. I get this question every time I look at an acquisition for one of my clients and I think I know the answer but would love to hear yours.
Cannot wait to see you my friend,
hope all is well for you.
Last edited by teri_l; 20th July 2009 at 08:19 PM. Reason: Delete orignal quoteMel Holsinger, President
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Ancillary Income
Good to hear from you and as usual you have a really good, and a not so easy to answer question.
Lenders will allow ancillary income that is related directly to the rental of space, i.e., self-storage storage units. That usually includes; late fees, admin fees, locks, boxes, insurance premiums, etc.
There are two limitations that come to mind however. First limitation is the type of income and the second limitation is on the amount of income.
Truck rental income is an example of business income lenders will not allow when making a real estate loan. It is excluded because it is totally related to the "contract" between the facility owners and the trucking company. It can be terminated at any time and is not tied to the real estate. Now that's not to say an investor wouldn't be willing to pay something for the right to receive that income, they would and they do. The difference is that it is "business" income and not real estate income. By the way, business income is typically capitalized at a higher rate than real estate income reflective of it higher risk.
Sometimes there is confusion about the distinction between a real estate investment and a business investment. Self-storage is real estate, just as apartments, and multiple tenant industrial buildings are real estate investments.
The second limitation is on the amount of ancillary income. Lenders will allow most ancillary income that is typically generated at self-storage facilities, however they will "limit the amount" to what an investor is will to pay when purchasing a facility. For instance, a facility might be generating ancillary income equal to 20% of rental income, but most investors would not pay for it. Historically, investors have limited ancillary income to say 6% or 8% of rental income. Thus, most lenders will limit to something in that range, but there are no set amounts.
Mel, those within our industry who push the idea that self-storage is a "business" do not realize or just don't care about the negative impact it would have on the owners. They would not be able to obtain reasonable loan amounts and value of their facilities would be much less. Just think about how hotels are valued, and I think you would agree owners would not want that kind of approach used on self-storage valuations.
Hope this helps,
RayCharles "Ray" Wilson, MAI, CRE
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I am pleased that you will be speaking at the DC Expo. I always learn so much listening to your presentations. One factor that I would like to hear more about is the level of discounting going on as new rental incentives. I know that you track a wide range of discount programs at SSDS. Would you consider going into more detail on what discounts are being used the most and what you see is the bottom line impact of all the various incentive discounts we are seeing across the country?
I am working in one market where everyone has gone to the first 3 months at a 50% discount no matter what the size unit or whether it is a climate or standard space. Even if the person stays an entire year, you would have lost 12.5% of the units potential and 50% if they only take advantage of the discount period. Add to that the costs of the Free Truck with Move In and on smaller units with a short stay you may have actually lost money. I am not sure owners are sitting down and forecasting exactly the financial impact many of these discounts are really having on their bottom line and therefore their ultimate value.
Thanks - See you in DC.
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Jim and Ray,
look forward to seeing you both in DC. Thanks Ray for the clarification.Mel Holsinger, President
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Dan, I knew the old City Hall, I worked in the old City Hall, and you sir are wrong about the old City Hall. It was horrible on the inside and out, and all I can say is good riddance. With that said, I arrived after they had demolished the fountain, so I can't comment on that particular fixture, but the rest of it was nausea inducing.
Now I would agree that the new building is a bit more than we needed, and I hate Prince Prospero's chamber on the 4th avenue side, but for the city employees who have to work there, it is a big improvment.
I guess the two much larger fountains that came with the new city hall, the more elaborate fountain on the 4th ave side, and the one that runs out of the building toward 4th ave, don't count?
A fountain in the middle of a parking lot, behind one of the ugliest and least site-appropriate buildings ever inflicted on this city. Rumored to have been a recycled architectural plan from some lousy development (designed for a flat site, no less) in Texas. Great example.
Say what you will about Paul Schell, but he could distinguish good architecture and urban design from bad.
You kind of neglected that fountain as well, ya know. It took 41 years for that fountain to become 'kind of interesting'? 41 years isn't even close to historical or anything. Do you actually care? I honestly would like to know. It sounds more like City Council bitching rather than, um, you being serious.
You know the demolition of a building that was just 40 years old.... I have to wonder what it is with our desire to blow up buildings that really are not that old? Seriously, why do we build stuff that is so damn ugly you cannot stand to look at it and we destroy it before we even pay for it? (Kingdome as an example)
There used to be a time when buildings were built to last for generations, in particular public structures. Yeah the old City Hall was ugly as hell but my question is why did they build something that damn ugly in the first place?
So Dan, you know that thing where the really butch asshole jock in high school who goes around picking on nerds and calling everyone queer turns out to be a total closet butt pirate?
Do you ever think maybe your whole thing where you constantly accuse everyone of hypocrisy is kind of like that? Like you're just totally overcompensating for what you perceive to be your own biggest failure by projecting it off onto everyone around you?
Just wondering.
I'm still a little wary of the the Du Pen fountain being a skatepark. Seaskate was pretty cramped for a skatepark and if Du Pen is 1/3 the size, it's going to get crowded pretty quickly. I just wish they could agree on some other spot at Seattle Center.
I e-mailed the entire council. Drago just said she voted for the site, but Conlin said, "situated between two very active buildings, the Du Pen fountain is hardly 'contemplative,'" which I appreciated, and Clark said she'd received just as many e-mails defending the fountain as demanding the skate park. None of the others has replied, but I think Conlin nailed it.
In the grand scheme of things, a city council building is much more important than a skatepark, even important enough to demolish a fountain.
And #8 is right, that location is way too small for a skatepark. Build it there and there's a good chance the skaters will wind up skating in front of/next to Key Arena and in those hallways behind the Northwest Rooms, thus becoming a major pain in the ass for anyone walking through that area. Is there not a single more out of the way location for a skatepark in the Center?
First off, why is everyone acting like the Council voted against the skate park in the Full Council? From what I understand, the Parks Committee voted FOR the skate park location. If you are calling people hypocrites, name them. (And are they hypocrites if they got on the Council after that decision was made, like in this case?)
Secondly, the Municipal Building fountain was rarely enjoyed, had limited historical value compared to the DuPen, which is used by hundreds of people every year and was created by a local Northwest artist whose work was well-liked. No one complained when the other fountain was being razed because no one cared (I don't thin your howls of protest were heard, Dan.)
People care about this one. That's what makes it different.
Some public art doesn't work. For example, a really bad piece of public art was removed when the Public Safety Building was destroyed. It was a blue, chain-link fence surrounding 9 trees in a tic-tac-doe pattern. I walked by there several times over the years not knowing it was art (I thought it was a never ending construction site). It was not-so-affectionally called "Trees in Jail". No one missed it when it was gone.
However, when the new fancy Central Library was built, it was ensured the old, funky fountain was relocated because people liked it. It sits in a prominent location on the busy 4th Avenue entrance.
Some people privately lamented the old Muni Building fountain's dismantling. However not enough to stop it or make one single, public comment to stand up for it.
tic-tac-TOE. Sheesh.
Was it even the same city council?
No. It was two Councils ago when the Municipal Building project started and one Council ago when it was actually destroyed.
The Tic-Tac-Toe sculpture, aka 9 Space 9 Trees by Robert Irwin, was just installed on the University of Washington's campus, just east of the Henry Art Gallery. In its new location, it is already a popular spot for eating lunch. While perhaps it isn't as missed from its site beside the jail, the piece makes a nice contribution to the campus, suggesting that moving the fountain may not be a bad idea.
Well, that's nice. I'm glad it's in a better home.
It would also be nice if the Center had a plan to relocate the DuPen Fountain. As far as anyone can tell, it's doesn't. I'm not saying the DuPen can't be moved, I'm just saying that defending it is okay. I just don't think people should be raked across the coals for defending a piece of art.
The new site is 6,600 square feet vs. the demolished SeaSk8 at 8,910 square feet. Which is more like 3/4 the size. Not 1/3.
Maybe they can move the fountain to the space between the Space Needle and EMP on broad street where both the Space Needle and EMP folks didn't want a skatepark (a better place but I guess money talks loudest here in Seattle).
give us the 1st level of the parking lot north of the opera house you sissies
I just don't think people should be raked across the coals for defending a piece of art.
Oh, I don't know. I'd pay real money to see the people behind the Experience Music Project dragged screaming over hot coals. I mean seriously, let's turn that fucking thing into a skate park, huh? Just chop off the bottom 30 feet, countersink what's left and skate on it. At least then it would serve some useful function. Meanwhile, here's hoping city demolishes the ugly motherfucker at the earliest available opportunity. And yes, anyone who defends it should be dragged naked and screaming over a pile of smoldering mesquite until they're crispy on the outside, then force fed to Paul Allen on soda crackers.
Municipal Building pictures:
It was lovely. It's a shame no one appreciates midcentury aluminum. You'd think they would, the way they slobber over the furniture.
The new building is an atrocity and will be infinitely more embarrassing in 20 years than this was in 1980.
Dan- The municipal photo archive has images of all city construction projects through time. Here are your pictures:
So, who was the artist of that Municipal Building fountain?
PI had it right - current proposed location is a stop gap fix that wasn't well thought out, especially in light of new Center designs being considered now.
We should also consider that the city just spend hundreds of thousands of dollars re-furbishing the fountain and it will probably cost over a million to relocated it, which means they probably won't relocate it, but just warehouse it somewhere.
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I used to love to take my lunch out on the rooftop patio of the old Municipal building. And the screens in the lobby were really quite cool also.
They were salvaged, as perhaps that fountain was. Like the fountain at the old libary was, and the incredibly cool mosaic on the old City Light building was (although why City Light would have given that thing up is beyond me).
We had some cool municipal buildings in this town, but we neglected them, and then abandoned them in the quest to be "world class". That's sort of like abandoning a fountain for the latest Tragic Teen Trend, because of a crusade by an alternative weekly.
I'll say it again: I'm not against skaters, and they deserve a park. But it shouldn't be art versus skaters - not in a town full of ugly surface parking lots. The Stranger should know better.
You, Dan, should know better.
Ironically, I think DuPen did the screens you are talking about. I wonder where they are now.
Funny, years ago, I led a half-assed, one-man crusade to preserve the City Light Mural, when I found out that the building was being sold. In the course of that, I found out that all of those decorative elements that were in the Library, Muni Building, and City Light buildings were kept and either warehoused or reused. Generally speaking, anything that the city owns that was commissioned is cataloged by the office of public art (or something like that) and kept track of.
btw, The City Light Mural, which now resides in the lobby of the MOHI Auditorium, was done by an artist named jean Cory Beal who did similar murals for a state building in Olympia that was recently renovated (they kept the mural) and the old Olympic Hotel. In the case of the hotel, it may still be there in the Garden Court, covered by the stiflingly tasteful paneling that the Four Seasons put up. (Like most entities that toady to the rich, Four Seasons was awfully afraid of anything too colorful)
In a just world, that City Light Mural (entitled "That Man May Use It Freely....") should be in the lobby of the Seattle Municipal Tower, covering up some of the vast expanses of bland marble that was put there when AT&T built it. But we are so afraid of not being "cool" that we take anything even remotely kitschy and stick it out at the Mohi. That's probably what would happen to the fountain at the Center.
Aw Dan, the Muni Building fountain was hideous. It was also waterless for years because it would leak into the parking garage beneath the plaza. I do miss that surface parking lot, though.
Dan --
As it turn out, Seattle isn't the only place with skate park issues. This was the lead story in yesterday's The Morning Call of Allentown, PA.
Jeeez...let the kidz have a freakin' place to play!
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Murray also said it's important to have an update dog license and name and address on the collar so your pet can be returned if found wandering. It's also a good idea to keep an eye on your animal when they're outside.
"Pets are a little like your children," explained Murray. "You want to provide them with good supervision, either have a physical boundary or a invisible fencing. Ultimately good supervision is going to be the best thing."
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Welcome to the online home of All A's. Can't get enough of the show? Well, in between episodes, this will be the place to get new content, behind the scenes looks at production and clips from the cutting room floor.
How it works: CSN California produces a new episode every month. Our team is out there for every home game providing comprehensive coverage for pregame live. We are also looking for interesting stories to give the fans the best look at and access to their Oakland A's.
Besides baseball, interesting stories might be what these A's do best. So much so that a 30-minute show is not enough to contain it, so we are going to give you more. Here.
Where you come in: We always want to hear from you. Tweet us @CSNAthletics using #AllAs. We hear you. What questions do you have? What story has caught your eye? It might not always make it into the show, but we will get back to you.
We'll have fun with Oakland A's Doppelgangers or which Athletic is the best dressed. We'll help you get to know the guys by letting Brett Anderson explain how close he is to his dad or how Yoenis Cespedes is handling year two in the states. We'll also share the more touching stories about how the A's are raising money for Autism awareness in support of visiting clubhouse manager Mike Thalblum's son, Stewy, or Ryan Cook's involvement with Nick's first pitch.
So welcome to All A's online home. Come back anytime for complete coverage of your Oakland A's.
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From Episode 4:
Learning with the Pros: The art of hitting with Chili Davis
Jerry Blevins and Sean Doolittle visit Oaklandish
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Nick LeGrande's first pitch felt across the country
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Thailand's baht erased earlier losses, supported by fund inflows into the nation's stocks and bonds from international investors amid optimism growth in Southeast Asia's second-largest economy will pick up this year.
The baht earlier dropped as European finance ministers canceled a meeting in Brussels slated for today and urged Greece to do more to clinch a bailout package needed to meet debt obligations falling due next month. Global funds bought $97 million more Thai stocks than they sold in the first two days of this week and purchased a net $722 million of government debt, stock exchange and the Thai Bond Market Association data show.
"Investors were reluctant to aggressively take the riskier positions until Greek issues are settled," said Hideki Hayashi, a researcher at the Japan Center for Economic Research in Tokyo. "But sentiment is not that bad as people expect Europe to approve the bailout, so fund inflows will again support the baht."
The baht was unchanged from yesterday at 30.84 per dollar as of 3:20 p.m. in Bangkok, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The currency has advanced 2.3 percent this year and reached a three-month high of 30.68 on Feb. 9.
Thailand's economy will expand 4.9 percent this year, compared with a previous prediction of 4.8 percent, the central bank said on Feb. 3. The monetary authority cut its growth estimate for 2011 to 1 percent from 1.8 percent the same day. Official data for 2011 growth is due on Feb. 20.
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Kiki (Japanese: COCO), known as Coco in Chuang Yi's translations, is one of the Pokémon owned by Ruby in the Pokémon Adventures manga. Kiki is used in Cuteness Contests.
Prior to the start of the series Kiki was given to Ruby as a Skitty as a gift from his father, Norman. One day when Ruby was playing with Sapphire a Salamence attacked them. Ruby sent out Kiki, Nana, and Rara to fend it off. The three managed to scare it away, but Ruby got injured in the process, which scared Sapphire. Because of this incident Ruby decided to never battle in front of people again.
Kiki first appeared as a Skitty in Creeping Past Cacnea, where she was seen with Ruby on his trip to Hoenn. After running away from home Ruby was almost caught by his father while he was helping Wally to catch a Pokémon, but was saved by Kiki's Safeguard.
In Stick This in Your Craw, Crawdaunt II, Kiki was sent out when a wild Crawdaunt attacked Mr. Briney. His Peeko was unable to battle after her beak was shattered due to Crawdaunt's Shell Armor Ability. After Mr. Briney passed out Kiki was able to defeat the Crawdaunt by spinning around to avoid damage and increase the chance of activating her Cute Charm Ability. After Crawdaunt was infatuated Kiki slammed into it with a Double-Edge.
In Guile from Mawile, Ruby went into Granite Cave in order to find a Milotic. During the trip he is attacked by a group of Mawile and in the fight Kiki and Nana both evolve.
In Hanging Around With Slaking I, Kiki is used to fight alongside Nana against Norman and his Slaking and Delcatty. Nana fired a Hyper Beam while Kiki attacked with Iron Tail. Despite their strength, Kiki and Nana were easily swept away due to the fact that Norman knew all of Ruby's strategies, as he was the one to teach them to him.
In Mind-Boggling with Medicham, Kiki is used to advance Ruby through the Normal Rank of the Cuteness Contest. In Going to Eleven with Loudred & Exploud I, Kiki is used alongside Ruby's other Pokémon to battle against Courtney and her Ninetales. Although Ruby had a five to one advantage his team was beaten due to Ninetales having control of nine different fireballs.
In I More Than Like You, Luvdisc I, Kiki is used to advance Ruby through the Super Rank of the Cuteness Contest. After the contest Kiki is used in Ruby's battle against Wallace alongside the rest of team, bar Feefee, and loses.
In Always Keep Whiscash on You for Emergencies, Kiki is used to advance Ruby through the Hyper Rank of the Cuteness Contest.
In The Beginning of the End with Kyogre & Groudon X, Kiki, alongside Ruby and Sapphire's other Pokémon, are used to battle against Archie and Maxie. Kiki was seen charging at Maxie's Camerupt but was pushed back by Eruption.
In It All Ends Now VIII, Kiki is shown to have won the Master Rank of the Cuteness Contest, wearing a Pink Scarf.
Personality and characteristics
Kiki has shown to have a naive and innocent personality, and as a Skitty was a little ditsy. Much like Ruby she is flashy, loves to show off her looks, and hates getting dirty. Despite Ruby's distaste towards battling Kiki is a very powerful battler. She has also been shown to get seasick and has a habit of chasing her tail.
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- Of all of the Pokémon Norman gave to Ruby, she is the only one to be of Norman's specialty type.
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NEC Nijmegen sign Stefan Mauk from Adelaide United
Adelaide United attacking midfielder Stefan Mauk has signed for Dutch football club NEC Nijmegen.
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Microlite BackupEDGE Version 01.01.08
BackupEDGE from Microlite is an excellent backup product. It has a flexible command-line and menu interface, will back up over networks and can be used for disaster recovery. Documentation is extensive and readily available. It is a proprietary product, priced competitively. BackupEDGE uses existing utilities in Linux, such as rsh or ssh and crontab for its operations, making it easier to adjust BackupEDGE to live with other programs.
The product is delivered on CD-ROM. If your target computer does not have a CD-ROM drive, you can make installation floppies on another computer from the CD-ROM. You can even make floppies using that other operating system from Redmond, and you can get a 60-day evaluation copy via FTP. If you decide to buy, Microlite will send you a key that makes your evaluation copy permanent.
The installation script is easy to use. It is a command-line script with character graphics (see Figure 1), similar to the main program. Arrow keys move the cursor from field to field, but the tab key may not. I found the inconsistent responses to the Tab key to be disconcerting. For text entry, you can toggle between insert and overwrite modes using the Insert key on a standard PC keyboard, which is very nice. I used that capability to prepend the type of drive to the description of each tape drive. On-line help is readily available during both installation and normal usage (see Figure 2).
The installation does an excellent job of determining what tape drives you have. It correctly identified both of my SCSI tape drives, probably by reading the /proc filesystem. The installation script also will detect whether your tape drive will do fast seeks and what the threshold for changing to a fast seek might be (see Figure 3). Fast seeks are great for restoring one or just a few files, a common restoration scenario. The installation is the best tape-drive characterization process I've seen on Linux so far.
The installation script will even set up a background task to check for sparse files (Microlite calls them "virtual files"). Correct handling of sparse files can save vast amounts of media on backup and even greater amounts on restore. For those systems that have sparse files, lack of proper sparse-file handling can rule out a backup product. Unfortunately, on both of my testbed computers, the search program failed with an error number but no real explanation why. Fortunately, there is a text file of sparse files you can hack, and Microlite documented doing so. BackupEDGE also supports raw filesystem partitions, useful for database servers.
The installation even put an icon on my KDE desktop. A simple hack to the shell script launched by the icon allowed me to fix the font size, a necessity for us geriatric penguinistas.
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There is a full command-line capability, rather like tar, and "man edge" lists all the options available. Also, since the console-mode menu program is a front end for the command-line programs, you can study the commands it produces.
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Using GEB I was using the Page Object Pattern to encapsulate information about the different pages statically.
I then refactored my GEB code to be used from a separate class so I could encapsulate common commands using method calls.
For example I would have a method login() which will call the appropriate GEB code to login to the website that I am testing. I would then have other common functions using method calls on a TestHelper class.
I wanted to move these common functions to the Pages that they act upon. For example a search page would have a search method, the login page would have the login method. This way I can build a library of pages which have all the common functionality on them for use across multiple GEB projects. Now to do this each page must have a handle on the geb.Browser therefore I would now have to instantiate each page in the test setup. By doing so I am no longer able to use the standard page object pattern.
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Cobain was a hero to most of us.
Cobain was a hero to most of us.
But he never meant shit to me. The sucker was a slacker-him and Johnny Depp.
Ichiro is totally leaving. He's a winner, and the M's are well, losers. He turned 33 last sunday, so he doesn't have that many more years left in him, and he wants to win a world series.
I'm guessing a 2-3 year deal for $5-$8 million per year.
Also, the St. Louis Cards took a 2-1 lead in the World Series. Looks like all the prognosticators have to revise their predictions. *again*
Hans Blix "Iraqis better off under Saddam"
Only if you were Suni perhaps, Brian.
Can someone inform me why the salary of the Port of Seattle chief executive is being increased while the port is losing money, losing business and continues to require a property tax subsidy to stay afloat??
Fer Chrisakes, isn't anybody watching the hen house around here?
The Port has always been a fucking joke. They should be MAKING money, not losing it: it's a cash cow. No one has any idea how to reform it, because the reformers are even stupider than the crooks. Currently they're obsessed with building a gazillion-dollar "biotech hub", which is nice, except that all the biotech jobs are in San Diego, not here. No one at the Port seems to be at all interested in, you know, shipping.
Fnarf, I am still trying to figure out why we have two cruise ship terminals and a third at Pier 91 now being proposed and designed to replace the two already in place.
I guess when nobody will hold you accountable, you can do what you want.
The Port of Seattle has got to be winner of the most dysfunctional agency in the state.
You wanna see a REAL sad sack baseball team, playing in front of 37,000 empty seats every night? You will, at Safeco Field, if Ichiro walks or is traded.
He is more than just a good hitter, outfielder and leadoff bat. He is a Japanese icon, Japan's Ty Cobb, that has made Mariner fans out of thousands and thousands of Japanese. If he goes, those fans go too; they're not gonna pay to see Kenji Johjima or, if we sign him, Daisuke Matsuzaka. That's like replacing Michael Jordan with (sorry Josh Feit) Gilbert Arenas. You're not just losing a player.
Sadly, by retaining manager Mike Hargrove, who Ichiro allegedly despises, they've taken another step, along with all the losing, towards nudging him out the door.
A large part of the problem with the Port is ... well, us. We keep electing the same old crooked commissioners. There were several reformer types running in the Port election last year, but they lost to the feather-your-nest types.
The Port needs a major restructuring, and the Port commissioner jobs maybe should pay enough so that the Port commissioners aren't automatically holding their hands out for kickbacks, the way they are now.
The Port jobs shouldn't be elected. They're not in New York/New Jersey; the head is jointly held by the two governors, and they appoint the board. The members are professionals, not glad-handing sycophants. I'm sure they waste plenty of public dough, but they know how to run a port. Ours are an embarrassment. It's telling that they run a huge deficit every year; our port operations all told lose a fortune every year. That's backasswards.
As for Ichiro, fans who come to the park because of him are a hindrance to proper club management. They should be coming out to support a winner. This argument is the same one that led the M's to hold onto past-pull-date dreck like Bret Boone way too long, and continue to ensure garbage like Willie Bloomquist a spot in the lineup he doesn't deserve.
I agree that Ichiro is a worthwhile player, but his iconic value means nothing to me. They pay him to PLAY. And the fact is, in right field he's probably not worth as much as some other team would pay for him -- but in CENTER field, he's worth much, much more. In right, he's an All-Star; in center he's an MVP candidate, one of the four or five best players in baseball. $5-8 million is ridiculously cheap.
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TUI Has Surprise 2013 Profit on Joussen's Turnaround Plan
TUI AG, Europe's largest tour operator, reported a surprise full-year profit and said earnings will continue to rise as a turnaround plan gains speed.
Net income was 4.3 million euros ($5.92 million) in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, compared with a loss of 15.1 million euros a year earlier, TUI said today. Analysts surveyed by Bloomberg had predicted a loss. Sales were little changed at 18.5 billion euros.
Chief Executive Officer Friedrich Joussen, who took over 10 months ago, initiated an efficiency plan that includes cutting more than half of the jobs at the headquarter, ending sponsoring agreements, selling the corporate jet and generating 1 billion euros in operating profit by fiscal 2015. He pledged to fix ailing hotel brands and turn around the loss-making cruise business to make the company a stable payer of dividends.
"We deliver on our promises," Joussen said in a release today. "Our good operating results enable us to pay a dividend to our shareholders earlier than promised."
The stock rose as much as 41 cents, or 3.6 percent, to 11.65 euros. Before today, the shares had returned 45 percent this year, outpacing the 28 percent gain in the 11-member Bloomberg Europe Leisure Time Index.
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Underlying earnings before interest, taxes and amortization, which the Hanover, Germany-based company calls operating profit, rose 2.2 percent to 761.9 million euros ($1 billion). That compares with the average estimate for 754.5 million euros by 11 analysts collected by Bloomberg.
TUI yesterday said the supervisory board approved a management proposal to pay a dividend of 15 euro cent per share for the year, ahead of plan and the first time since 2007 the company offers investors a cash payout.
Operating profit will rise 6 percent to 12 percent this fiscal year as the efficiency measures come into effect, while sales will rise 2 percent to 4 percent on rising guest numbers at its main travel unit, TUI said.
TUI Travel Plc, the tour operator in which TUI owns 54.48 percent, on Dec. 10 said operating profit rose 13 percent on better bookings from customers in the U.K. and Scandinavia.
At its hotel unit, TUI's operating profit rose 10 percent after the company sold a hotel in Spain for 15 million euros. Average revenue per bed climbed 3 percent to 53.12 euros, TUI said, lead by a 13 percent increase at its Grecotel brand, while occupancy remained at 80 percent. The cruise unit reported a loss as it took a new ship into operation and a fire damaged another during a dry-dock stay.
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The romantic drama "Martian Child" stars John Cusack as a recently widowed science fiction writer who forms an unlikely family with a close friend (Amanda Peet) and a young boy he adopts that claims to be from Mars. The new couple ignores some sage parenting advice from the widower's sister (Joan Cusack) and gets more than they bargained for when a series of strange occurrences lead them to believe that the child's claim may be true. Based on an award-winning short story by sci-fi luminary David Gerrold, "Martian Child' is directed by Menno Meyjes and produced by David Kirschner, Corey Sienega and Ed Elbert.


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The Inter Greek Council is the umbrella organization that oversees the functioning and regulation of all recognized Greek organizations at SUNY Geneseo.
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) _ A Wichita fifth-grader is representing Kansas in this week's National Geographic Bee in Washington D.C.
Eleven-year-old Trevor Eggenberger will join 54 other state-level winners in the preliminary rounds beginning Tuesday.
The final round Wednesday will be aired on the National Geographic Channel.
The Central Christian Academy student won the state geography bee last month after qualifying by winning his school's competition in December.
The winner will receive a $25,000 college scholarship and lifetime membership in the National Geographic Society.
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Oil and Vinegar Salad Dressing
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Simple salad dressing is great on tossed salads but is also delicious as a marinade for chicken. Recipe source: Bon Appetit (February 1984)
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- 3⁄4 cup olive oil
- 5 tablespoons white wine vinegar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1⁄2 teaspoon sugar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- Combine all ingredients in a jar and shake or whisk to combine.
- Shake again before using.
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This is a great standard Oil and Vinegar that can me mixed onto any salad and can be changed with great results. We used Apple Cider Vinegar one time and Balsamic the next.
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Tigers and Florida State combine for 15 of the 24 spots
Clemson quarterback outstanding on field, in classroom and in community
Watson trying to become the first repeat ACC Player-of-the-Year since Charlie Ward.
Dabo Swinney, Deshaun Watson and Ben Boulware represented Clemson at the league's annual media day in Charlotte.
The football gameday program and baseball guide publications receive national acclaim.
Don Munson visits with football assistant coaches Mike Reed. Robbie Caldwell and Jeff Scott.
The Tigers' head coach and his assistants met with members of the local media Tuesday.
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Chinese Chicken and Corn Soup (Egg Drop)
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- 4 green onions, finely minced (white parts only, but chop tops and reserve for garnish if desired)
- 2 teaspoons gingerroot, finely minced
- 1 tablespoon peanut oil
- 1 (15 -16 ounce) can creamed corn
- 2 cups chicken stock or 2 cups vegetable broth
- 2 tablespoons rice wine
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1⁄2 teaspoon white pepper
- 1⁄2 cup cooked chicken, diced
- 1 teaspoon sesame oil
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- In a saucepan, saute the onions and ginger in peanut oil until aromatic (a few minutes).
- Add corn, stock, wine, soy sauce and pepper; simmer over low heat for about 10 minutes.
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- Pour the egg slowly into the pan in a thin stream, stirring lightly with a fork to form strands.
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This is very close to the recipe my ex-husband (who is native Taiwanese) and I used to make a lot. We included a clove of minced garlic in the vegetable saute and would occasionally add diced firm tofu in place of the chicken. It makes a VERY yummy soup. Thanks for posting!
Really quick to put together and delicious! The only change I made just to suit what I had on hand was to use sherry instead of rice wine.
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members Barrie Wills, Taare Bradshaw and Helen Tait - who
continues as chairwoman - for the next three-year term.
Queenstown Lakes councillor Calum MacLeod acts as the
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Dr Smith emphasised the importance of the Department of
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Guardians in working with agencies, groups and individuals to
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A Guardians of Lake Wanaka-run seminar last year reinforced
concerns the quality of the lake was deteriorating but there
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''With the inevitability that lake quality will further
The Guardians were determined to avoid the ''crisis state''
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local authorities there with costly remediation programmes.
The group had welcomed national water quality standards
released by the Government earlier this month and had agreed
on a future objective of working with the Otago Regional
Council to ensure the quality of Lake Wanaka was maintained.
The Guardians would also work with community groups to raise
funds for developing a lake management framework which would
include improved water quality monitoring capability and
define lake quality targets.
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- Put into effect all mandates passed by the Niskanen Hall Government
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- Assume the duties of President in the event of the President's temporary absence
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- Act as an ex-officio member for all committees
- Coordinate programming efforts for Niskanen Hall Government.
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- Report on finances at Niskanen Hall Government meetings
- Prepare the yearly budget and submit to audits as required by University regulations
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- Meet with Hall Director/Assistant Hall Director and RA Diversity Initiative Leader twice a month
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19 Mar 2008 10:35 AM #1
Adding too many panel to a Scrolling Tabpanel. The scrolling icon disappear
When I add many panels(say 50) to a Scrolling Tabpanel. The scrolling icon disappear and the tab strip is extended to two row.
This can be re-produced using the tabpanel sample by clicking the Add Tab button many times (say 50 times). See the attachment.
My questions are:
1) How to prevent this?
2) Is warpping the tab strip a built-in feature? how to config it?
19 Mar 2008 12:13 PM #2
What in the world are you going to do w/ 50 tabs?https://moduscreate.com/wp-content/t...es/favicon.png
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20 Mar 2008 2:53 AM #3
It seems related to the length of title of the tab. If the titles are long, then adding around 15 tabs may cause this problem.
20 Mar 2008 4:26 AM #4
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