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Fandango Is a Rip Off Scam! Sells your Credit Card info! Reservation Rewards Internet
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Anyone that has bought tickets from Fandango knows at the end it will ask if you want coupons sent to via email from it's sponsors... I usually say no to this but one day I said "what the hell?" and clicked yes... Well after I few months I noticed my credit card was getting charged from this place called "Reservation Rewards" (Here is the charge copy and pasted from my online billing report)
(Yes that is Reservation Reward's 1-800 number if you're having trouble trying to find a contact from them)
So I called them up to see what was going on here and they said I signed up with them (they didn't mention Fandango) and they have my authorization to charge my card every month... meanwhile I never even heard of this company before... They told me they can cancel my subscription but would not refund me for the 5 MONTHS they've been billing me.
So then I called my Pre paid legal service and sent them a letter from my lawyer and that's when I got the whole story and found out Fandango SOLD MY CREDIT CARD INFO to Reservation Rewards for $30!!! A manager sent my lawyer a reply apologizing for the misunderstanding but supposedly I clicked a box for free coupons and didn't read the small print that was hidden 4 clicks away on a different page stating that with this junkmail they we're sending me (and yes it's all junkmail coupons nothing anyone can actually use) they were charging me $9 a month. After clicking the box Fandango actually SOLD them (and who knows who else) my credit card info. Want to call Fandango and complain about this? You can't they've taken down their phone number from getting swamped with complaints and if you email Fandango they act like they had no idea what you're talking about IF they decide to even respond. Here's a number I found to call Fandango sales department but they'll probably take it down once people start calling to complain about Reservations Rewards (310-451-7690)
To anyone thinking it's convenient to buy your tickets online from Fandango like I used to BEWARE they make their real money selling your credit card info to third parties for over $40 a pop. How do I know it's around $40 a pop? When I called Fandango I got switched around and talked to some kid who told me that Fandango was getting a lot of calls about these charges so they took their contact number off the site and he said he believes they get $40 for every sign up a.k.a everyone who checks a box for a few free coupons
Side note: I had to close my bank account and cancel my credit card because I have no clue who else Fandango sold my credit card info too... If they sold it to a underhanded company like Reservation Rewards they'll sell to any company that will pay them a commission...
My lawyer recommended I file a class action lawsuit against Fandango if I get enough people behind this he'll do it for the commission because he believes it's such a strong case.
Do yourself a favor and DO NOT buy movie tickets from Fandango online and if you find a $9 charge on you're credit card report from Reservation Rewards call a lawyer!
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Remember reading Barrons few months ago the combined companies ( the one ABT will split into) are worth $60. We have been hovering over 65 for few weeks now. Good time to get in ?
I'd let the dust settle on the split up. The new Abbott will be heavy into World Wide Nutritionals, where both Nestle and Danon dominate. The Nutrition Div. of Abbott has been a cash cow with dominant US share, but will have its hands full without the marginal power of the other divisions while attempting to compete globally against well entrenched and powerful non-pharma (lower margin) global competitors in Nestle and Danon. It will take Abbott Nutrition considerable more Leadership talent than it has had over the past 10 years.
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The Funk That ep should be completed this week. Chuck, Dave, and I are going back in studio and listen and do some tweeks this week. Not too much more to add to the songs. Olivia did an awesome job backun me up with her vocals.
Im glad we got to perform the new material last week. We didnt have a lot of pratice but the show came off great. The crowd responded very well to the new songs and Queen of the Wobble is gonna be a monsta! Stay tuned....
It's been a long time since I rocked shows solo. It's a different sound with a DJ as opposed to a band coming out of the moniters. Of course all the energy and sound hit you from the back with the band but the crowd energy is the same straight in front of you.
So 1 solo show down and hopefully many more to go. The Kool Keith Show was a hot hip hop show for me. I only did 2 songs without my DJ but house DJ did just fine. I did "How U Want It" and "I Know" and killed my short set, even sold some cds for Da Rez.
Today's show will be more political and knowledgeable party rap show with the #occupy folks. Although, I'm a try and make em party a little. But today I'll be add "Where I'm From" aka the Philly song to the set today, that should pump them up.
These 2 shows are great tune ups for the Dec. 8th show at Dobbs on 3rd South Street. There I will be unleashing The Funk That songs with all my collaborators live on stage with me. Chuck Treece on drum, Xzotic D. spinning, Olivia and hopefully Dez singin and rappin. And a D. I. surprise! So I hope all my fans and friends show up and show out for me.
Im so ready to get this funk out my system and to your ears. Thanks to Chuck Treece and Dave Ivory, this may be my best work to date. I love my band and we shall return to rock yall faces off.


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HARRISBURG -- A state Supreme Court decision in December that backed the rights of municipalities in their fight against Gov. Tom Corbett's new gas drilling law has left environmentalists, business owners and lawmakers trying to anticipate how it will change the broader legal landscape.
The Dec. 19 decision is viewed as unusual for its length, its legal rationale and the breadth of examination it has prompted.
Business advocates consider it a major setback and not just because it upended a key victory in the Republican-controlled Legislature for the booming natural gas industry. Environmentalists cheered the decision, saying it strengthens the hand that environmental considerations will play in government decisions.
The high court's ruling comes as the energy industry is increasingly able to extract natural gas from previously unreachable formations deep underground and is challenging suburban notions of land use from Pennsylvania to Colorado.
After the industry descended on Pennsylvania in earnest in 2008, some companies complained that municipalities, mostly in southwestern Pennsylvania, tried to use zoning rules to unreasonably limit drilling. As a result, the industry made it a top priority to persuade lawmakers to eliminate municipal authority over how drilling companies could operate.
The law -- opposed by nearly every Democratic lawmaker -- restricted municipalities' ability to control where companies may place rigs, waste pits, pipelines and compressor and processing stations. Among the municipalities' biggest objections were requirements that drilling, waste pits and pipelines be allowed in every zoning district as long as certain buffers were observed.
But Supreme Court Chief Justice Ronald D. Castille said in the 162-page decision that four of the court's six participating justices believed the state had overstepped its bounds. Making it more complicated, and perhaps further reaching, three of six justices said the law violated the obligations under the environmental rights amendment to the Pennsylvania Constitution, adopted in 1972.
Both conclusions worry business advocates.
"It's a slippery slope here," said David W. Patti, the president and CEO of the Harrisburg-based Pennsylvania Business Council, whose members include Pennsylvania-American Water, United States Steel, Waste Management and Exelon.
"Does this decision say we can't have any rules at all, and municipalities are the final arbiters of all land use?" he said.


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When should a person be punished for stating an opinion?
As many people might know, 'Duck Dynasty' star Phil Robertson gave an interview to GQ Magazine and gave his colorful opinion on different social topics. The response from various groups made A&E pull him from the show. So the discussion is, if someone is asked for their opinion and gives it willingly, should they be punished afterward?
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So, since Taoism was used as the propellant for Cao Cao's rise to power in olden China, when you die, do you wish to be buried in Hallowed ground (facing East) or in a WalMart parking lot?
Posted 975 days ago.
As we've seen, when it comes to Democrats being in the majority, it's "our way or the highway" (ObamaCare).
When it's Democrats in the minority it's "where is the compromise" (the present US House and individuals such as asknot).
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asknot - I've always believed that God REALLY has to have a sense of humor. I can't help but wonder which side of our tit-for-tat He's laughing at. Mine, just trying to jerk your chain (and MAYBE wake you up) or your's, advocating the practice of men laying with men?
"Send them out, so that we might KNOW them".
Posted 975 days ago.
"digging the hole"? I'm not really bent that way! I was just funning you about your mascot.
Tell us more about "digging the hole". Does K-Y really help the 'shovel' go in easier?
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"not practicing what he preached." BINGO! An admission of sin!
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You'll be pleased to know that a sheep or two MIGHT show up to contest the union. BUT, it's all in your s-exual proclivities, Bud. I knew I could count on your blessings.
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So you'll be there to lend support when I marry your party's mascot, the donkey. We've been living in sin (not being married) for years now.
She insists on wearing white at the ceremony ... but I think THAT would be pushing it.
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AHAH!, thegreek! You have hit the proverbial nail on the head. I posted very little to entice asknot to reveal such ire. The last time, I was just poking pure fun at oneill and BOOM!, asknot comes out swinging.
Such is the way of those on the Left.
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BTW lts - Thank YOU for noticing what others here SHOULD.
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I've found the "agree/disagree" availability to be rightfully constraining. EVERYTIME I've went back and reread a listing of comments, the system has flashed, "You've Already Voted", if I've forgotten that I indeed already done that and attempted to vote again.
It's proven faaaaaar more effective at legitimacy than, say, our present system of selecting a president. (SNARK!)
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"Kunect, lol, they just forced them to play smarter, but an article that has minimal "agrees" "disagrees" all day suddenly will have 10-15 in 5 minutes."
You make a valid point Asknot.
What I have found interesting is the amount of disagrees is in a lot of cases numbers more than the people commenting who would disagree with a particular post.
And the vast majority of that has been on posts that I know for a fact a right leaning person would disagree with.
Another aspect of that is that for a person to click that disagree button and have it counted they have to have an account.
So why not take the time to write up a post stating your opinion and go after those you disagree with that way?
Makes sense to me.
No what it points to is people who are buthurt trying to use the agree/disagree thing as some meaningful form of leverage over those they disagree with.
Conservatives are the only ones who have the mentality to go to such lengths.
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And for the record I had a good laugh when you pointed out that you like to save the posts on that site as some means of defending yourself from the forum boogiemen!
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" I seem to remember that you said you liked to wear crotch less panties with your pink tutu back then."
Well thats a true statement. I happen to be quite fond of the extra ventilation crotchless bloomers provide.
Especially this time of year. Nothing like a bracing breeze to put an extra little kick in ones step.
You should try it sometime. Its just so dang liberating.
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after reading last nights exchanges...i would say the topic of this forum has been answered in spades.
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I seem to remember that the MT webmaster cracked down on one's ability to have multiple accounts during the LilyOvalleyDickArmeyCheney days.
Sorry, boys and girls! It just been little ol' "Kunectdots", for the past four years.
assless2025, I'd be very interested in responding to ANY comment that I supposedly made on the PKB N&S site that you found conflicting with anything else I said. I seem to remember that you said you liked to wear crotch less panties with your pink tutu back then. SEE, the old baseless accusations are hard to refute (and you know it).
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Oh for christ sakes lol! Asknot just so you know Kunectdots was prone to doing the same thing on the Parkersburg News and Sentinel site.
If you find yourself getting buthurt over online comments...either man up and deal with it...or just go somewhere else!
Hey where have we heard that before?
If you dont like my true version of America then leave!
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You stated that I'm not the one that you are tweeting information about. That means, if your honestly doing it, you're tweeting out about someone else (unidentifiable, supposedly) on here. That makes you (if you are really able to do it) a threat to all concerned on here, except Fred (with the big "O" on his cape) who has a relative at this paper and thinks like you do. Those conditions make you a threat to the confidentiality that the rest of us felt was, almost, contractual here and WAS comfortable with. Thusly, I reported you for all of us (excluding Fred and Bobdahler).
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I never watch Phil and wonder if the scandal's all a "put on" anyway. I look for their brand to come back and skyrocket, when the dust settles.
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Yeah folks! So now we've got Facebook logging postings, that you decide better from actually posting and decide to delete. We've got Smart TVs, that are capable of watching you, without your consent, in your living room. AND, we've got ASKNOT, who claims to be able to identify you and "tweet" your friends based upon obviously acquiring your identity from a site where it is SUPPOSEDLY protected.
Oh, what a Liberal paradise we are headed toward. A little George Orwell with your hors d'oeuvres, anyone?
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Born to a stay-at-home Tiger mom who played senior pro tennis and a father who ran a jewelry store, she was raised on a peninsula that poked out into the Pacific Ocean in suburban LA. As a kid, she spent most of her time in her parents' backyard, pretending to be a squirrel. But like all good things, her squirrel days had to come to an end at a certain point. And at that point, she started looking for other hobbies. Like ceramics.
By 19, she was ready to do something more serious with the arts. So she went to Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California to study graphic design and advertising.
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I am to going to buy the TTT on DVD and on the extended DVD. so i am also saving up. ;) I am eager to het the extended verison. So i can look at all the things they cut out. :( but i am not as eager to get it like I did the LOTR.
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Ditto on that Grondy. I'll buy the theatrical one when it comes out on video so that I can give it to my son when I get the extended one in November.After I buy and watch the August DVD a few times and then buy the Extended DVD in November, I will give the theatre version to my Grandson.
18 November I think.Anyway, the theatrical cut comes out on DVD/VHS on August 26, and the extended cut on ??November 31??
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The Grant University138 E. 12300 S. Ste. C #183 Draper, Utah U.S.A.
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I could'nt find a thing trying to use this easy to use software they charge to send to you. Help!! No, Sorry you need run up your phone bill on hold for hours! I ended up losing hope and you know what I got for trying to help my family?
What I got was a charge on my card for $69.95
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This is commom and most of their properties. They owe money to most of their vendors so they can't fix anything for us. Previous residents have reported them to the BBB for not receiving their deposits back.
This company has a bunch of shoddy complexes with mold growing under the buildings and behind the wallpaper. sub floors are falling in from rotted wood and the roaches are terrible as well.
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Ex-employee this is the facts about this company Elon Slumlords is what they are. They treat employees unfaily speak to resident any bad way possible all they want is the money. The company will not repair fix anything in the units some units have bad roof issues to the point rain water is on the residents bed, how bad is that? All the properties are below 79% they charge late fees on the second no greace period on top of $2.00 per day which is illegal. Higher management will speak talk down on employees (EEOC) they do things under the table, they tell you to lie about numbers when processing application credit report input incorrect information just to move that resident in.
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Glencore Scrubs Out Xstrata
Glencore Xstrata PLC is no more.
Instead, the trading and mining titan created by the merger of Glencore and Xstrata last May will change its name, dropping the dual moniker for something simpler: Glencore.
The decision, taken on Tuesday by shareholders at the company's annual general meeting at a Swiss lakeside theater, isn't mere symbolism. It also reflects the changing power dynamic in the wake of a deal initially billed as a "merger of equals" but which since has more closely resembled a takeover.
Since the $44.6 billion tie-up, Chief Executive Ivan Glasenberg has worked against the clock to slash spending and shelve projects–mostly inherited from Xstrata–as he seeks to bolster prices and keep profitable following the end of the global commodities boom.
Xstrata has borne the brunt of the cuts, as Mr. Glasenberg, a former coal trader, whipped the mining company into something more akin to his tastes.
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"We have reduced a large amount of the costs since acquiring Xstrata," said Mr. Glasenberg, who told shareholders he had managed to further hammer down efficiencies to the tune of $349 million.
"The savings now, we have increased them by another $349 million since our last announcement, and its taking the cost savings in view of the merger, which will all be coming into place by the end of 2014, to an amount of $2.4 billion," said Mr. Glasenberg.
Most of the cuts have come from the marketing and financing divisions, where unwarranted overlaps between Glencore and Xstrata's existing businesses have been weeded out.
The Baar, Switzerland, company has said it would cut $1.4 billion in costs this year, reduce capital spending 12% by 2015 and suspend work on 44 of Xstrata's 88 projects.
On Tuesday, Mr. Glasenberg said that the projects that it had decided to retain would soon be completed and that he expected cash flow, and profits, to improve when that happened.
"Our capex on the assets we are building now will end at the end of '14, the beginning of '15, so therefore we should have a good free flow of cash kicking into the company," said Mr. Glasenberg.
Meanwhile, suggestions by some investor advisory groups that Glencore shareholders shout down a series of proposals failed to occur.
Tony Hayward, the former BP PLC chief executive, was endorsed as Glencore's new chairman. The appointment, which some smaller shareholders voiced reservations about, passed with 94.09% in favour, and 5.91% opposed.
Mr. Hayward said that he was "honoured to have been appointed chairman on a permanent basis."


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Learn the basics of belly dancing and get a workout at the same time! Belly dancing is a great workout as every part of the body is involved in the dance. Most of the movements in belly dancing involve isolating different parts of the body (hips, shoulders, chest, stomach etc.), which appear similar to the isolations used in jazz ballet, but are often driven differently. In much of belly dance there is a focus upon the core muscles of the body producing the movement rather than the external muscles of the body. Correct posture is as important in belly dance as it is in other fields of dance. In most belly dance styles, the focus is on the hip and pelvic area. Due to the diversity of styles and 'origins' of the dance, many of the moves are referred to by a wide variety of different terminologies. However, from an observer's point of view belly dance includes certain key elements. Belly dance takes many different forms depending on country and region, both in costume and dance style, and new styles have evolved in the West as its popularity has spread globally.
Hip-hop dance refers to dance styles primarily danced to hip-hop music or that have evolved as part of hip-hop culture. This includes a wide range of styles notably breaking, locking, and popping which were created in the 1970s by African Americans. What separates hip-hop dance from other forms of dance is that it is often freestyle in nature and hip-hop dancers frequently engage inbattles—formal or informal freestyle dance competitions. Informal freestyle sessions and battles are usually performed in a cipher, "a circular dance space that forms naturally once the dancing begins." These three elements—freestyling, battles, and ciphers—are key components of hip-hop dance.
Salsa is an introductory course, which gives a foundation of movement for students who have had little or no dance experience. In this course, students will learn the basics in 'Salsa and Merengue'. Emphasis will be on the development of partnering skills, lead and follow, the basic principles of timing, as well as basic foot work and variations of simple turn patterns.
Swing A
Everything you need to get out on the floor and have fun! Swing A will yield great results in only a few classes to the inexperienced dancer and make them a hit at any wedding or formal you attend within 2-3 weeks! You will be introduced to steps and styles suited to fast and slow music of every swing genre. You will also be taught enough moves to spice up your dancing and enough technique to make it all work. This class will mainly focus on basic dancing techniques from Lindy-Hop, Charleston and Blues which are applicable to almost any dance style and contains material from Swing I and Swing II of the Studio 88-SWING curriculum.
Swing B
Swing B is a follow-up to Swing A and is adapted to the level of the attendees who are nonetheless expected to have mastered basics of triples, singles and kicks. You will be taught many moves to spice up your dancing and some more subtle and advanced Swing, Lindy-Hop and Charleston techniques. This class contains material from Swing II and Swing III of the Studio 88-SWING curriculum.
The basic elements of the Argentine Tango are taught in this class. If you have never danced Argentine Tango, this is the class to begin with. Walking in harmony, the man & woman facing each other, the embrace, the "ocho" or figure eight, forward & back will be covered. Emphasis is on the man initiating or leading the woman and the woman responding or following accordingly to his signal. Walk, embrace, musicality and connection are the main subjects of the classes and are studied through improvisation exercises and sequences. Good for all levels, but the attention will be toward beginners.
Not your regular ballet class! Ballet workout is based on basic ballet techniques and movements to promote and achieve improved overall conditioning, tone and form. Ballet workout combines the stretching and toning benefits normally associated with classical ballet and the cardio benefits of aerobics to strengthen and tone in this total body workout!
Is all about dancing with an attitude! The class consists of a mix of dance routines performed with different styles of music (dancehall, burlesque, pop, hip-hop). It is intended to be fun, allow you to self-express and make you lose some of your inhibitions and burn calories at the same time!
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|4:00 - 5:10 p.m.
|Le Gym (Gym)
|Basic Kizomba
|Kevin & Shakti
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|Le Gym (Gym)
|Ballet Workout
|Julie Robert
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|Le Gym (Studio C)
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|Hip Hop
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|Hip Hop (Int.)
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|7:35 - 9:00 p.m.
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|Salsa A
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|Perez & Lefebvre
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|Salsa C (Adv.)
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|6:50 - 8:20 p.m.
|Le Gym (Gym)
|Strut with me (Intro)
|Tessa Ross
|8:30 - 10:00 p.m.
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Muslim groups want Vishwaroopam to be banned
Kamal Hassan starrer mega-budget film Vishwaroopam has begun, there seems to be yet another hurdle for the movie to clear before its release on January 25. The multilingual film has come under the scanner of Muslim groups once again, in spite of the actor clarifying a few weeks ago that the film would not hurt the sentiments of any religious groups.
Tamil Nadu Muslim Munnetra Kazhagam (TNMMK) is strongly opposing the release of Vishwaroopam claiming that the release could disturb the peace between communities. It has met the Police Commissioner on Tuesday (January 22) and requested him to ban the film from its release. Along with the TNMMK, several other Muslim groups have joined hands and they plan to meet the Home Secretary and Censor Board to halt the film from its release.
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According to the groups, Kamal Hassan had promised to screen the film for them before its release. But the film got delayed due to tussle between Tamil Nadu Theatre Owners' Association and the makers of Vishwaroopam, and now the actor is ready to release without screening the film for them. The TNMMK will take the issue to the court if they do not get justice, claims a member of the organisation.


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Updated and expanded to cover iOS 7 and Xcode 5, iOS Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide leads you through the essential concepts, tools, and techniques for developing iOS applications. After completing this book, you will have the know-how and the confidence you need to tackle iOS projects of your own. Based on Big Nerd Ranch's popular iOS Bootcamp course and its well-tested materials and methodology, this bestselling guide teaches iOS concepts and coding in tandem. The result is instruction that is relevant and useful.
Throughout the book, the authors explain what's important and share their insights into the larger context of the iOS platform. You get a real understanding of how iOS development works, the many features that are available, and when and where to apply what you've learned.
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- Communicating with web services using JSON
- Using the Model-View-Controller-Store design pattern
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- 435-461 Many-atom spontaneous emission in a lossless cavity
by Kozierowski, M. & Chumakov, S.M. & Mamedov, A.A.
1992, Volume 180, Issue 1
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by Meakin, Paul & Jullien, Remi
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by Ramani, A. & Grammaticos, B. & Karra, G.
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by Furukawa, Hiroshi
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by Maćkowiak, J.
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by Xianguo, Geng
1991, Volume 179, Issue 3
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by Proinov, E.I. & Neshev, N.M.
- 560-572 Shift operator matrix-size reduction through symmetry considerations
by Li, J. & McQuistan, R.B.
1991, Volume 179, Issue 1
- 1-15 Theory of the threshold field for the depinning transition of a charge density wave
by Pietronero, L. & Versteeg, M.
- 16-38 Theory of stretched exponential relaxation and critical behavior at depinning for charge density waves
by Parisi, Giorgio & Pietronero, Luciano
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by Elezović-Hadz̆ić, S. & Milos̆ević, S. & Capel, H.W. & Post, Th.
- 62-68 A percolation model for the role of quenching temperature in doped-high temperature superconductors
by Klein, Lior
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by Drew, Donald A.
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by Dekker, H.
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by Ban, Masashi
- 131-144 Statistical properties of a transformed Tavis-Cummings model
by Sebawe Abdalla, M.
- 145-157 On correlation functions of two-state vertex models on the honeycomb lattice
by Kolesík, M. & S̆amaj, L.
1991, Volume 178, Issue 3
- 401-405 Algebraically decaying noise in a system of particles with hard-core interactions
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by Akagi, Eiichi & Seino, Mitsuhiro & Katsura, Shigetoshi
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by García-Ruiz, Juan M. & Otálora, Fermín
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1991, Volume 178, Issue 2
- 207-214 Self-avoiding magnetic chains
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by Krause, R. & Arauz-Lara, J.L. & Nägele, G. & Ruiz-Estrada, H. & Medina-Noyola, M. & Weber, R. & Klein, R.
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by Dekker, H.
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- 389-400 Surface phase diagrams of a spin-one monolayer on a semi-infinite spin-12 Ising ferromagnet
by Kaneyoshi, T.
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by Nebelenchuk, V.F. & Mazur, V.A.
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by Thorleifsson, G. & Damgaard, P.H.
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by Chvosta, Petr
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by Ruppin, R.
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by Brézin, E.
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by Birgeneau, R.J.
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by Aharony, A.
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by Kawamura, Hikaru
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by Stillinger, Frank H.
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by Fisher, Daniel S.
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by Zhou, Zukang & Chu, Benjamin
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by Baxter, R.J.
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by Anglès d'Auriac, J.C. & Maillard, J.M. & Wu, F.Y.
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by Baker, George A. & Singh, Rajiv R.P.
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by Gaunt, D.S.
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by Barbosa, Marcia C.
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by Pfeuty, P.
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by Ferrell, Richard A.
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by Li, Hao & Paczuski, Maya & Kardar, Mehran & Huang, Kerson
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by Goldenfeld, Nigel & Oono, Y.
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by Ruppeiner, George
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by Wolf, W.P.
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by Arrowsmith, D.K. & Mason, P. & Essam, J.W.
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Complaint Review: World Wide Consulting Services Inc. ,WWCSI
World Wide Consulting Services Inc. ,WWCSIwwcsi.com Charlotte, North Carolina U.S.A.
World Wide Consulting Services Inc. ,WWCSI & Kenneth Carver GM PLEASE BE FOREWARNED ABOUT THIS COMPANY! Charlotte North Carolina
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: It's a total scam
*Consumer Comment: Mr. Tubbs....Really??? Your kidding right?
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: Great Story But I did work there for many years for the most part you can bank
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After several weeks, I heard back from Kenneth Carver as he introduced himself to me as the General Manager. He liked what he saw from my resume, and then told me the office manager would be emailing me company references; for me to call, ask questions, etc. Then to call him back. The references were 3 dealers and 3 current trainers on staff. After speaking with them, all results were positive and excellent rating; but again, remember where these references came from! (Red Flag#2)
Subsequent contact with Mr. Carver led me to believe that they are only hiring 1 individual in this region. He'd have to talk to the owner to decide, then get back to me. Note, everytime I received a call to my cell number, the incoming phone number was ALWAYS "UNAVAILABLE". (Red Flag #3) Also, all documentation forwarded to me from the home office was not on any kind of company letterhead, no address was ever shown. (Red Flag #4).
I researched through their website and read all their promoting of themselves, their programs, how they offer the sales student they train lifelong employment somewhere (Red Flag #5) Again, no listing of a corporate address anywhere to be found on the website. (Red Flag #6).
I receive a call back from Ken, welcoming me on board. He sets me up for one week's training in Charlotte. Also tells me there is an initial investment fee of $4,980 by each trainer, for lifelong materials they send to your classes. This is to be paid on the first day of training by cashier's or bank check only. (Red Flags #7/8)
The fee is like $625 per student that "graduates" of which YOU collect from students who are unaware they have to pay a fee! Home office gets $200 per student plus a "booking fee", I think of about $300 per week, you supposedly pocket the remainder of $425 per head to the tune of anywhere from $3000-$9000 per week, depending on how many students attend the class: but more like how many of the students you can get to ante up the bucks! As they're not told upfront until the class is about to end that they owe this money! (Red Flags #9/10/11/12/13/14/15/....!!)
Here is my interpretation of their "modis operandi". After researching the web, I discovered several earlier ripoff reports from not so fortunate people who actually went through with this operation. Remember though, after all of the above red flags I stopped the process for me, so I didn't attend the training, get sent on assignments, etc. But the writing on the wall was pretty clear!
Yes, they supposedly train you their way of doing things, then send you on assignment to locations either in your area or outside. (It's up to you how much you want to work, I was told!) They advertise for sales candidates to come to whatever dealership they've sent you to, to interview and select and train.
It seems you are shown how to weed out the players from the non players. This takes approx 1-2 days. The training lasts 3 days. You basically work Mon-Fri plus whatever travel time. Again, YOU collect the money from the students (if you can!) cash, check, even was told you can get a credit card machine (again as a DBA, or in your own name). So, theortically, you "can "walk out of there with "alot of cash"! You then have to send WWCSI their money, keep the rest and go on your merry way on to the next assignment, again which I was told there's PLENTY of work!
I could go on in more detail, but honestly folks, do you think it's really necessary here! Let's be real! Needless to say, you'll "recoup" your initial investment in your first week!! I encourage you to read the earlier horror stories painted by some unfortunate "trainers". Oh, and by the way; their website has some "testimonials". I called several independent on my own. How coincidential that the people quoted from the various dealerships are no longer there or no one's even heard of!
Let's face it, if it sounds to good to be true, it PROBABLY is! If it smells and looks like du-du it probably is du-du!! Maybe there are sucessful trainers at this company "living the dream", making $300K for 40 weeks work, about 30-40 hours a week. Personally I don't think so! Besides, wouldn't you agree in a REAL company, as a REAL trainer, you're paid a salary, have your expenses paid per diem, and MOST IMPORTANTLY, class and seminar fees are handled separately and done by the company UPFRONT??? And what company deals with no address or incoming phone number, unless they have something to hide! Common sense folks, street smarts, something we car people are supposed to be good at! You're welcome to do your own thing here, I felt really good on my choice, you decide on your own, it's your money! Good luck!! Let me know how it works for you!! I'd be real interested on whether or not I made the right choice! Again, BEWARE!!
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#1 UPDATE EX-employee responds
It's a total scam
AUTHOR: Bingo - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, March 22, 2012POSTED: Thursday, March 22, 2012
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#2 Consumer Comment
Mr. Tubbs....Really??? Your kidding right?
AUTHOR: Rick - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, July 28, 2011POSTED: Thursday, July 28, 2011
Also people....Mr. Tubbs stated that in 7 years he never made less than 200k but he was mad enough to write the original article. How many people do you know that make 200k in a year would write that original article? People with an adequate I.Q. know the answer to that question.
Mr. Tubbs you are very sad to me and have been victimized twice. Ferrigan is just a bunch of talk and BS and couldn't sue you for slander if what you said in your original article was true. After what you said happened to you and then you defend them so some other sucker with access to 5k can go through that makes you a total idiot.
People should do their own research and make up their own minds.
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#3 UPDATE EX-employee responds
Great Story But I did work there for many years for the most part you can bank
AUTHOR: Scott - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 01, 2011POSTED: Friday, July 01, 2011
1. I worked for WWCS for about 7 years and NEVER made less than $200k
2. if you retain 50% of your class that paid you, alot of work is out there
3. WWCS also makes alot of $$$$$ by hiring other people as trainers and they keep the cream, that was me
4. WWCS is not always upfront with their trainers about the following
A how many people a dealer needs to hire, They may say XYZ dealer needs 15 when you get there they tell you they only need 4 to 5
B WWCS will tell you the dealer will pay for your travel or part when you get there the dealer says they did not agree to this, I ALWAYS CALL BEFORE TO CHECK
THE BOTTOM LINE IS THIS EVEN THOUGH I DO NOT LIKE PETER D FERRIGAN THE OWNER, IF YOUR GOOD YOU CAN MAKE A DAM GOOD LIVING, WWCS WOULD HAVE MADE A LOT OF MONEY AND WOULD BE VERY POPULAR IF THEY HAD ONLY BEEN UPFRONT WITH ME, BUT THEY GOT GREEDY IT IS AFTER ALL HUMAN i'M THE ONE WHO STARTED ALL THE BAD PRESS MANY YEARS BACK
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