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The University Medical Center in Las Vegas is changing its policy on visitors because of swine flu.
Officials announced Thursday that visitors younger than 16 will not be allowed to come into high-risk areas, including critical care units, transplant areas, floors that house cancer patients or pediatric patients and areas where patients with the H1N1 virus are being treated.
Spokeswoman Danita Cohen says people under the age of 16 are the most likely carriers of the flu and the restrictions have been put into place for the health of patients and visitors.
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The Nike WMNS Cheongsam Pack features colorful uppers with graphic print inspired by the design of women's traditional Chinese dresses called Qi Pao or Cheongsam. The pack features a Blazer Mid, which we previewed recently, and two colorways of the Nike Terminator Low – one in pink and the other in a vibrant blue. The Neptune Blue colorway you see here features two tones of the pattern on the upper with a light-grey midsole and bright pink bottom sole for contrast. You can pick up this great pair from ID4shoes on eBay.
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Former champion hoop turned trainer Peter Robl is confident his galloper Ninth Legion is fit enough to keep the wins coming this weekend in the 2016 Winter Stakes at Rosehill.
Robl's in-form son of Fastnet Rock has won his past two starts on the trot and is out to extend the success to three straight in Saturday's $150,000 Listed Winter Stakes (1400m).
The six-year-old gelding has an impressive record at the distance of six wins, four seconds and a third from 16 starts over 1350m – 1400m and posted his second Rosehill win at the track last time out.
After a trip to Queensland on June 18 winning the Listed Eye Liner Stakes (1350m) by a length at Ipswich, Ninth Legion returned home to Sydney on July 2 and narrowly held off the fast finishing Better Not Blue in the Listed Civic Stakes (1350m).
On the weekend the Michelle Ritchie-trained Civic Stakes runner-up Better Not Blue is on the 54kg minimum once again looking to turn the tables on his last start conqueror.
Ninth Legion meanwhile rises a kilo carrying Saturday's 60kg top weight, but Robl remains confident in the horse's class and ability to handle the weight.
"He's a [Group 2] Villiers [Stakes] winner and he's fitter than the last time he ran," he told AAP, speaking of a race he rode the horse to victory in back in 2013.
Robl was forced out of the saddle and into the training ranks after suffering a career ending neck injury during a Scone race fall back in 2014.
A multiple Group 1 winning jockey, he is now enjoying a different kind of track success but admits to missing the feel of being aboard the horses.
"I miss it every day," he said.
"[But] I'm not complaining for a second."
After achieving the rare feat of both riding and training the same horse for a stakes victory when Ninth Legion saluted in the Eye Liner Stakes, Robl continued his fortune with the Civic Stakes his maiden Sydney stakes win.
"I've been around a long time so I knew what I was in for," he said.
"I rode for a lot of Sydney's leading stables and learnt a lot from them."
To date the Segenhoe Thoroughbreds-owned Ninth Legion has won eight of his 43 career starts for $982,400 in prize money.
The galloper will hit over $1 million in earnings if he is able to take out Saturday's $90,000 Winter Stakes winner's check.
Robl is also keen to target the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival riches in the coming months with Ninth Legion who will be stretched out the mile including possibly the $500,000 Group 1 Makybe Diva Stakes (1600m) at Flemington on September 10.
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I bought these shoes a few months ago, before people began to unwind the secrets of the "hidden heel". Being a shoe enthusiast, I really loved that these shoes were so well-made considering how cheap they were for what you get!
I really loved the fact that when I tried these on, they were comfortable, and the heel wasn't so high that I feared I would break my heel in them. Looking in the mirror, I found that they looked just like high-top trainers, which I liked because they appeared trendy, but not too sporty. The fabric was reasonably soft (not like typical trainer material) and the heel was easily hidden inside, accentuating the length of my legs by a large amount, without anybody suspecting anything! The only downside of these shoes, in my own opinion would be the fact that on the underneath of the shoe, the sole is quite thin, just like a typical high heel, which could make your feet look very thin, and potentially tip it off as not being a high-top shoe.
The quality of these shoes were a high quality, and as expected of New Look as a store in general. They were well made, and had laces for tightness, and two Velcro straps to ensure that they were tightly fitted, and give a little extra to the look of the shoes. The colour quality is also very nice, and considering the fabric that they are made of (a fabric that appears similar to suede), the block colours have turned out to be quite dark, as they are advertised to be.
When wearing these shoes, I found that the heel wasn't too high that it was obvious that I was wearing heels, and I was able to walk comfortably in them, without even feeling myself like I was wearing heels! I didn't have any trouble with having to pay attention to the way I was walking because I felt the shoe didn't feel as if the heel was as high as it seemed it was, despite being told by many people that I seemed a lot taller than usual.
The pricing of these shoes was fabulous in my opinion. You can get these shoes for around £20-25 depending on the style that you choose, which I found was a great price for what you get, considering the price I have forked out for other shoes that are not half as interesting or comfortable as these ones!
Overall, I think that these shoes were a great buy for the price that I paid, and I would definitely recommend them to people that want to keep their look quite casual and sophisticated, but still be able to add height and feel stylish while doing it! I'd recommend these shoes more for somebody that is slightly shorter than average, purely because they seem to be made to make your legs look longer than usual, which is a nice touch to add to the fact that it adds height, because it effectively makes your legs look a lot longer, while making you taller in the process.


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Stilwell (Kan.) Blue Valley offensive tackle Clay Rhodes is becoming a pro at the whole thanks-but-no-thanks thing. He's had his share of practice. Since committing to Missouri on May 2, the calls from coaches haven't slowed. He's fielded them from Oregon, Nebraska and others and rattles off the same canned response every time.
Well, except in one case.
Oklahoma doesn't get the standard dismissive treatment from the 6-foot-6 lineman. Instead, the Sooners have been welcomed with open arms. The Mizzou commit has visited the OU campus once before and now that he has a scholarship offer he's thinking he might like to do so again. You know, just to make sure.
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"If I am going to take a visit anywhere that's not Missouri, it's going to be Oklahoma," Rhodes said. "It's just because I liked it so much the first time. But right now I'm 100-percent Missouri."
Rhodes never misses a chance to restate that fact that his commitment to the Tigers is solid. Outside of his lingering interest in Oklahoma, he has no desire to hear from other schools. So what is it about Bob Stoops' program that has earned OU the chance to make a serious pitch?
"It's just a great opportunity," Rhodes said. "I've visited a lot of schools and they had trophy cases. When you go to Oklahoma, they have a whole room.
"I haven't really decided if I'm going back there yet. I've talked about it and thought about it. I'm just going to see how everything plays out."
Obviously no date for a visit to Norman has been set. Rhodes isn't even totally sure that he'll schedule the trip at all. He'll wait until after the season to broach that topic. For now, he's concentrating on his senior season and the approaching state playoffs.
Only after his high school career is over will he look into playing the role of prize in a Big 12-SEC recruiting battle. "One thing at a time." That's the mantra.
"I really don't know what I'm going to do," Rhodes said. "Having an offer from Oklahoma is great opportunity. It's just wonderful. I'm just really trying to focus on my football team right now."
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Along with wicker baskets, Merion hues to traditionalist golf with a course routing that demands precision and a more than deft putting stroke - These greens are small, faster than fast and full of slope and undulation. A wonderful course and a great test for the US Open.
Ah ... Merion ... last time I saw it was 1981 when David Graham became the first Australian to win the US Open.
Now that is a fairly long time ago now and as I often forget most of what happened yesterday, have absolutely no recall of whether the wicker flags were used back then but definitely recall hearing about them there so probably were.
Heard jack Nicklaus give his thoughts on Merion and it's perceived lack of length and he said that there had been some changes and he thought there would be 6 absolute brutish holes and also 6 pretty straight forward holes so I hope it's a great Open and of course ... that another Aussie wins this time too.
TNT - seriously jealous. Have a great time when you get there.
I, too, love the wicker baskets. I think it definitely adds a classic feel to it. I can't wait for the Open and it should be very entertaining.
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wikiHow to Add Two Numbers in Visual Basic.NET
The Microsoft visual programming environment known as Visual Basic has a specific type of clear syntax for adding numbers and doing other operations with integers and other valuations. Adding two numbers together isn't complicated, but you have to know how Visual Basic works. Here are the steps you can use to add two numbers in Visual Basic using any version of this programming language.
1Set up the program to recognize the two numbers as values. Programmers can do this either by defining the numbers as constants or variables. Variables are desired over constants for many reasons, mainly because they can be changed easily. For example, a variable can be changed by a user entering a number in a visual text box, whereas a constant cannot.
- Defining items in Visual Basic requires a "dimension" command, abbreviated as "dim". To define your two numbers as integers, write the following code "above the fold" in the initial load sequence before functions are described: dim A as integer, dim B as integer. Here, A and B will be your two numbers.
2Identify your numbers. After dimensioning the two numbers, you'll need to either enter values for them in code, or provide instructions for users to populate them during the program. A simple command like A = 5 is sufficient.
3Create another variable for the sum. Write this code into the same pre-functional prefix code: dim C as integer
4Write the code needed to identify the third number as the sum of the first 2. With the above example, your code is this: C = A + B
5Provide for the display of results. You can include a visual text box to display the sum and create a command like: textbox1.text = val<c>
6Work with the result. Add the variable C back into other equations for more functionality within the program. There are many ways that programmers can take advantage of an added number to further influence outcomes within an executable program.
- Run the program to catch bugs. Sometimes, small errors can produce bugs. Run the program and any available diagnostics to make sure the program works and values the sum correctly.
7We can define new variable as Dim Sum As Integer
- Sum=Val(Textbox1.text)+Val(Textbox2.text)
- textbox3.text=Sum
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- Experts have shown that, in addition to the above simple operation, more sophisticated addition in Visual Basic can bypass common elements of this task. The basic idea is to create not 1, but 3, text boxes, entering a command like: textbox3.text = val(textbox1.text) + val(textbox2.text).
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From Digital Archives: Iconic WA landscapes
Elephant Head Rock on the Washington coast.
There's no denying that Washington has many beautiful places and a wide variety of stunning landscapes, from rugged ocean beaches and evergreen forests to jagged, glacier-clad mountains, deep blue lakes and sagebrush-strewn deserts. Our state's amazing beauty has attracted photographers for years — that's evident when you scan through the collections of photos on our Digital Archives website.
These photos below are found in a collection includes 256 glass lantern slides taken between 1908 and 1939, and commissioned or purchased by the Washington State Department of Conservation and Development. These hand-painted glass lantern slides were used in slide shows to promote tourism and immigration in Washington.
Images show the construction of the Grand Coulee Dam, the Columbia Basin Project, the benefits of irrigation and water projects to Washington State, building projects, hotels, garages, dams, fishing and recreational activities, transportation facilities, shipwrecks, and scenic views of forests and rivers. The majority of images in this collection were taken by Asahel Curtis, Charles A. Libby and Sons, or Delong & Drake.
Images featured in this post the coastline, Mount St. Helens, Lake Chelan and Palouse Falls (our official State Waterfall). They were taken in the 1920s.
Mount St. Helens and Spirit Lake.
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Movies 1 and 2 demonstrate protein redistribution in Jurkat T cells plated on antibody-coated stimulatory chambers.
Movie 1. ZAP-70-EGFP equilibrates between apparently static signaling assemblies. Jurkat T cells expressing ZAP-70-EGFP were plated on an antibody-coated stimulatory chamber. Beginning 2 min after plating, one image was collected every 2.5 s at the plane of the coverslip using the Zeiss LSM 510. These images were compiled into a movie that spans 2 min and plays at 20× normal speed. The elapsed time is displayed in seconds. Twenty seconds into the run, the region enclosed in the red box was photobleached. Recovery of ZAP-70-EGFP fluorescence in the bleached region is complete within 10 to 15 s.
Movie 2. The dynamic redistribution of SLP-76-EYFP upon T cell activation. SLP-76-deficient Jurkat T cells reconstituted with a SLP-76-EYFP chimera were plated on an antibody-coated stimulatory chamber. Every 4 s five images were collected along the z axis at 0.5-mm intervals using the Perkin-Elmer Ultraview spinning wheel system. At each time point, the well-focused images were projected into a single image. These images were compiled into a movie, which spans 6 min and plays at 40× normal speed.
Citation:S. C. Bunnell, V. A. Barr, C. L. Fuller, L. E. Samelson, High-resolution multicolor imaging of dynamic signaling complexes in T cells stimulated by planar substrates. Sci. STKE 2003, pl8 (2003).
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The pontiff, welcoming Turkey's new ambassador to the Vatican and recalling his fence-mending trip there in 2006, hailed Turkey as a "bridge" between East and West but stopped short of backing its aspirations to European Union membership.
"During my memorable journey I showed repeatedly the respect the Catholic Church has for Islam and the esteem in which the Pope and the faithful hold Muslim believers, especially on my visit to Istanbul's Blue Mosque," he said in a speech. ...
Marks of a true believer"http://www.ihcc.org/images/booklets/pdf/L206.pdf
and now I would like to add a sermon,
"Evidence of God's Life Changing Grace"
If you can stand Christians and value your physical family who aren't believers and the members of your local parish, we can only judge you by your works, and say you are NOT a Christian.
As we have said before, now we say again to those not trusting in Christ alone.
GALATIANS 1:9, says:"As we have said before, now I say again, if anyone preaches any OTHER GOSPEL to you than what you have received, let him be ACCURSED (anathema)."
The grace of Christ is the gospel of God. Grace = 100% unmerited favor.
The Bible says that you can have peace with God by trusting in the perfect sacrifice for your sins by Jesus Christ and Jesus Christ alone or you will die in your sins and spend eternity in the torment of hell.John 3:36
CANON V.--If any one saith, that it is an imposture to celebrate masses in honour of the saints, and for obtaining their intercession with God, as the Church intends; let him be anathema.
But HeyIts A Good JobThats Why "ye must be born again"
And I don't see how you conclude from my answers that there is no need of purgatory.
The Reformed view may that Christ covers our sins (like snow on a dunghill) so that all sorts of vileness is allowed into the presence of God, but the RC view is that any soul still containing the merest hint of sin will willingly withdraw from the presence of God until it is purified.
And as for intention, I have every confidence that when I attend Mass or receive the sacraments I am receiving them validly, Cardinal Bellarmine's words notwithstanding.
And the truth of the RCC is affected in no way at all if a pope is a monster (as some have been).
But HeyThats Why "ye must be born again"
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Q. Does Absolution remit the eternal guilt of Mortal sin?
A. Yes, but not necessarily the temporal punishment (purgatory).
Q. Do Indulgences remit Temporal punishment of Mortal sin?
A. Yes, at least partially. The type of indulgence known as a plenary indulgence can remit all punishment, but only if the person concerned renounces all attachment to sin -- something very difficult to do.
Q. Does Extreme Unction remit Venial sin?
A. Yes. But I don't know whether it remits all punishment due to sin.
And a comment on your final question, Albert.
Q. If the answers you give to the questions above are yes,then what need is their of Purgatory?
There might be no need of purgatory if the only people who died were RCs who took full advantage of every grace offered through their Church.
Does Absolution remit the eternal guilt of Mortal sin?
Do Indulgences remit Temporal punishment of Motal sin?
Does Extreme Unction remit Venial sin?
If the answers you give to the questions above are yes,then what need is their of Purgatory?
As to faith? I believe it is God Himself in Scripture through the apostle Paul who stated clearly
"So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God."
Is He qualified enough for you or not? And if their faith has not come by God through the Word of God then their "faith" would very much be only a "feeling" they have. And of course feeling can be quite wrong.
Michael H: "...giving them a false emotional feeling in place of faith..." You are not qualified to comment on the level of our faith...as you are not God. The majority of Protestant services consist of little more than singing. A religious 'Pep rally'. Remember that your clergy need 10% of their peoples money...all that we require is that people give something. Your comments are hyprocracy at its best.
Yes, we've got quite the snow storm to dig out of. The parking lot at work was fun - they made the third shift people move to the road behind the building so they could finally plow out our parking lot. We just didn't hardly ever get snow like this in TN.
About Franklin Graham, our pastor refuses for our church to support him because of his event being promoted by churches with female pastors, those which ordain and marry homosexuals and of course those joined with Catholics, talk about spiritual adultery.
When will people learn?When their pastors preach the truth to them instead of tickling their ears with what they want to hear
Or on the other hand when they see the judgment of God against such thing but then it may be too late.
"Absolution...remits the eternal guilt of mortal sin; Indulgences remit temporal punishment of mortal sin;and Extreme Unction remits venial sin...WHAT NEED...for purgatory"
To understand how the Church looks at punishment due to sin, you should read 2 Sam 12:13-14. She takes this to mean that there are two kinds of guilt: (1)-Eternal guilt that sends you to Hell; (2)-Temporal guilt which requires earthly suffering. God forgave David and took away his 'Eternal guilt' (Hell), but his child died - 'Temporal punishment due to sin.
Conclusion:1-Baptism removes Eternal guilt and punishment and Temporal guilt and punishment.2-Confession removes Eternal guilt and punishment, but not necessarily Temporal guilt and punishment. Think of it as paying restitution.3-One type of Indulgence takes away ALL temporal punishment. Another only takes away part of temporal punishment.4-Extreme Unction (now called "Sacram. of the Sick), is intended to bring a person back to health, if that fails, to forgive Eternal guilt and punishment only.5-Purgatory- is only for those who have been saved from Hell. But, either there is still (Cont'd).
The RC Mass is also quite good at breaking the hearts of Christians at how lost sincere Catholic people are.
ALso, I do not believe membership to a fundi church will gain you entrance to heaven. ANd you already know my stance on the rcc so I will not reiterate.
Thats Why "ye must be born again"
Just because I have not left the RCC and have not joined an Evangelical/Fundamentalist Protestant Church after having received Christ as Savior does not mean that I will in no way gain entrance into Heaven. Since when is it required for gaining entrance into Heaven that one who has received Christ as their Savior belong to an Evangelical/Fundamentalist Protestant Church? When everybody stands before Christ after they pass away, He will not ask why they did not belong to an Evangelical/Fundamentalist Protestant Church. The only thing that Christ will require for entrance into Heaven is that everybody had received Him as their Savior.


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So…did you watch the Real Housewives of Atlanta Reunion last night? I actually missed it, but am catching up as I type!
Of course, the ladies brought it in the Style Department.
Take a look at what they wore:
Nene Leakes looked positively pretty in a pink Marc Bouwer Spring 2014 gown:
See it below in black:
Porsha Williams showed off her new assets in a Ralph & Russo Couture Gown:
The dusky pink, long sleeve sheer gown has delicate rose gold flowers and crystal embellishment.
Phaedra Parks embraced spring pastels in a $7,245 strapless Dolce & Gabbana dress:
The dress has a scalloped neckline and hem.
Cynthia Bailey skewed sultry in a $6,152 Alexander Vauthier Black Wrap Style Dress:
The dress has a plunging neck with metallic embellishments to one side, a wrap style front, a front slit, and a draped fishtail hem.
And lastly, resident villain Kenya Moore got her wig snatched in a $5,300 J. Mendel red strapless gown:
The satin frock has a plunging sweetheart neckline, a pleated bustier bodice, and a banded high waist.
Still searching for an ID on Kandi's creation, but that does it for now!
Who do you think was best dressed?
*In case you missed the reunion, see a few clips below:
Do you think Porsha was justified in hitting Kenya?
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Brewers Battle Dice-K
The Boston Red Sox haven't lost a game started by Daisuke Matsuzaka since last season. They badly need that trend to continue Friday night.
With Matsuzaka on the mound and manager Terry Francona expected to return, the Red Sox look to avoid losing a fifth consecutive game when they host the Milwaukee Brewers for the first time in almost 11 years.
Oddsmakers from Sportsbook.com have made Boston -201 money line favorites (MLB Odds) for tonight's game, the over/under has been set at 9.5 total runs (Matchup). Current public betting information shows that 75% of bets for this game have been placed on Boston -201 (View MLB Bet Percentages). Bet this game.
The Red Sox (24-19) went 4-6 during a 10-game road trip, dropping the final four contests. They suffered a two-game sweep by Baltimore in their last series as Brad Mills filled in for Francona, who attended the funeral of his mother-in-law.
Francona is expected to be back in the dugout Friday after Boston's slide continued with Thursday's 6-3 defeat to the Orioles. The Red Sox have given up 47 runs in their last eight games.
"I'm not really concerned," catcher Jason Varitek said. "We need to find a way to grind out a win."
The Red Sox hope having Matsuzaka (6-0, 2.45 ERA) on the mound Friday will help them do that, as the right-hander's last 10 starts, including postseason, have produced victories. Boston has won his eight starts this season.
On Saturday, Matsuzaka allowed two runs, struck out seven and walked three in seven innings of a 5-2 victory at Minnesota. That came after he walked 18 in 22 1-3 innings over his previous four starts. Matsuzaka, though, still managed to go 3-0 with a 3.22 ERA in those games.
"The obvious difference from my previous few starts was really my feel for the ball," Matsuzaka told the team's official Web site about Saturday's effort.
Matsuzaka will make his first start against Milwaukee (20-21) in the opener of this three-game set. He went 3-1 with a 2.00 ERA and 32 strikeouts in 27 innings in four interleague starts last year.
Boston was 12-6 in interleague play last season and is 16-3 in its last 19 interleague games at Fenway Park, hitting .312 with 23 homers.
Boston hasn't hosted the Brewers since taking two of three from Sept. 5-7, 1997 - Milwaukee's last season in the AL. The Red Sox also won two of three on the road in their only interleague series against Milwaukee from June 6-8, 2003.
The Brewers, 8-7 in interleague games last year, are looking to rebound from Thursday's 7-2 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers as they dropped the last two games of the three-game series.
Ryan Braun went 1-for-8 in the two losses, but hit his 10th homer of the season Thursday, hours after signing an eight-year, $45 million contract. The left fielder is batting .286 with 30 RBIs this season after hitting .324 with 34 homers and 97 RBIs in 2007, when he won the NL Rookie of the Year award.
"I really believe in the direction this franchise is headed," Braun said. "I'm extremely excited in our future."
The deal surpasses the $42 million, four-year contract the Brewers gave free-agent right-hander Jeff Suppan got before the 2007 season and is the longest contract in Brewers' history.
Suppan (2-2, 4.63) is coming off one of his best outings of the season, allowing one run and six hits in seven innings of a 5-3 victory over St. Louis on Sunday. The right-hander had failed to win in his previous six starts and showed vast improvement from his last two outings, in which he went 0-2 with an 11.42 ERA.
"I think when you win, that's the important thing," Suppan told the Brewers' official Web site. "I didn't even really notice (the winless streak) until I started hearing it more. You go through the ups and downs of the season. When you get the wins, it doesn't matter who gets them."
Suppan, though, was 1-1 with a 10.13 ERA in three interleague starts last season. He hasn't started a game at Boston since Sept. 22, 2003, when he was with the Red Sox. Bet this game.
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We decided to round off this weekend's barrage of surrealist news with some comedy. This is what some expect the imminent escape from Harlem NYPD by the IMF head will look and sound like (and there were those who said Raj Raj is a flight risk).
What DSK's Escape From Harlem NYPD Will Look (And Sound) Like
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Taken in context that was side splittingly funny...
You gots a pretty mouth boy....
toast. with marmelade. or is it Marmaduke? either/or or either/way--even the Raj is doing time. they should have lots to talk about--weekend at Bernie's and all...and beyond!
I've seen that clip before, it was funny. You have to wonder why this guy the head of IMF get burned on something like this, especially since most of the funding for the IMF comes from the US. Could there be something that was going to happen and the powers that be decided to use what they knew against him.
It is highly probable that he's done it before and always gotten away with it...
Obviously, he didn't expect this.
The guy's French. It's normal behaviour for us "Europeans" .
the only real option for setup would be he calls his trusted pimp who got payed off in advance to not send anyone, and instead call in the maid, let her get burned and it looks natural. more likely he's just a rapist..
A raper-banker, why is this so unusual? The US has thousands running free and not under arrest. Let's start with Hank Paulson, Ben Bernanke, Turbo Timmy and go down the list and get them all arrested and charged with rape of the US taxpayer.
I can see it already. Raper bankers will just make up a new MERS subsidiary that streamlines processing their rapes. Judges won't care if they always lose or falsify all the evidence. There are plenty of MERS citations out there - look it up.
I'm sure his version will be that he is just an everyday raper-banker and he was just trying to grab her wallet from behind and had no intention of sexually molesting her.
I really hope that motorcycle cop had a change of fresh underwear in his locker back at the station.
or that hew was wearing his standard issue shit proof pants...
Interesting choice of a tunnel motif there Tyler...lol
Mofcuck ain't gonna escape.
If he does, that is PROOF POSITIVE that the BitchElite is AGAINST us...
Prepare accordingly... Gold and the means to defend yourselves...
"Prepare accordingly... Gold and the means to defend yourselves..."
Gold won't help you against superior armed opponents, whether they are from the government or from splinter groups.
Thus the additional clause "and the means to defend yourselves". Which sadly, turns out to be
(drum roll, please)
. . . . .
(wait for it!)
. . . .
A GOVERNMENT! battened fat upon TAXES!
I always regarded a financial plan that required your ultimate demise to be seriously flawed...
Just sayin'...
Guns might help some, stealthily placed and how many join in the resistance...
Depending of course on how things work out... You never know, point to you.
If it comes to that: Come and get it bitchez...
The Masters of the Universe never go to Serf prison.
They own the Board and use their "get out of jail free" cards.
And so, it is written.
DSK and Roman Polanski.
Thanks France.
This only means that Satan will step into the IMF to save the day.
Hats off to the NYPD, who actually stopped an alleged rapist from escaping investigation and possible prosecution in real time.
Let this be a lesson to the CTFC, SEC and DOJ about 'serving and protecting' the public and (joke) markets.
Think of the change in markets if just one prime US banker was made an example of.
Camera stellata bitchez!
This is big news and nowhere could the details be as properly contexted as on Zero Hedge.
Thanks for a little down home comedy to windup the day. As P.G. Wodehouse said in The Man with Two Left Feet: "Musical comedy is the Irish stew of drama. Anything may be put into it, with the certainty that it will improve the general effect."
With all his IMF Gold for Nepal and Haiti.....and all the FRNs he gets paid - can't he just buy sex like the rest of us ? Monedas 2011 They'll blame the "Whistle Blower" !
That's what you get for saying that China's economy will overtake the US in five years. You wouldn't believe a rapist, would you?
Video proves the cops are as dumb as the criminals.
Here's an old classic http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwCp_AgkFdM
Good job they highlighted which car it was, I would hate to have missed that...
Clearly pissed, he's on the wrong side of the road...
And John Lipsky said, " I would like to thank the members of the IMF and Dominique Strauss-Kahn for this opportunity...
Jokes apart, this is all a part of the great un-ravelling.
Only a very few at the top are "safe" as it were. I think many high-flyers are not as safe as they thought they were/are.
It's going to get more and more and more twisted and interesting going from here.
Bump a few off...There are not enough seats on the exit-craft.
How did this "French Devil" get the hyphenated German last name ? It reminds me of Brazil's "Heinrich Santos" and Japan's "Hirohito O'toole" or Americas's "Barry Obama" ! Monedas 2011
I was expecting Chopper Ben to fire up the loud speakers and air-lift DSK to safety
Methinks that Lloyd the Squid will be having the TSA filtering his ho's before he take off his kneesocks and gets into the tackling position.
I'm shocked, shocked that a leftist pol would get arrested for something banal as rape. After all, his 'transgression' is somewhere between John "Two Shags" Prescott groping his secretary and Bill "You might want to put some ice on that lip" Clinton raping Juanita Brodderick. Aren't liberal women just supposed to grin and "bare" it?
I think it was a set up. Dude was flyin first class, $3,000 room...He would've dialed up the concierge for some prime punanny. He didn't need to grab a 32 year old maid.
Yakety Sax, bitchez!
put him in gen pop!
make it into a reality show.
what a looser..
for a couple large
could have had a taste
of new yorks finest ..
No Probs. I heard he's already got Roman Polanski lined up as a character witness. If she was underage, then it's a double barrel shotgun approach, Woody Allen. If that fails, then they're calling in the heavy artillery: Every single Catholic priest who has been transferred from a parish since 1975. By the time the priests are done giving testimony for Kahn's character in 3070, statute of limitations will have passed.
While we are busy laughing at the rogue Dick from France, the Japanese are using distraction to quietly admit the Fukushima reality can no longer be hidden - this is the elephant in the room... http://www.marketwatch.com/story/substantial-damage-to-2-more-fukushima-... Three containment vessels are breached, and whilst they have no idea how they will fix it, they are confident they can stick to the timescales. Anyway, back to the blowjob....
While we are busy laughing at the rogue Dick from France, the Japanese are using distraction to quietly admit the Fukushima reality can no longer be hidden - this is the elephant in the room...
Three containment vessels are breached, and whilst they have no idea how they will fix it, they are confident they can stick to the timescales.
Anyway, back to the blowjob....
Isn't that all like the Greek and PIIGS and U.S. debt?
Just ignore it and minimize perception and reality will follow (well, for a little while anyway, as much as perception is reality).


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A small chorus of disgruntled intelligence analysts from the CIA and the DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) are claiming that senior Bush administration officials, such as Vice President Dick Cheney and Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, bullied them into manipulating intelligence on weapons of mass destruction (WMD) to bolster support for a war against Iraq. This is likely to be nonsense.
A Washington Post article last week quoted one senior CIA official's claim that Cheney and his chief of staff, during visits to the agency, "sent signals, intended or otherwise, that a certain output was desired" in the intelligence related to a possible conflict with Baghdad. Others say they felt pressure to write intelligence reports in a way that would help the administration make the case for a final showdown with Saddam Hussein.
Why didn't these stouthearted spooks speak up before the war began? The likelihood is that the analysts never agreed with the Bush policy of confronting Saddam. And since the WMD haven't been found yet, they finally have the guts to speak out - anonymously, of course.
The responsibility of the intelligence community is to provide senior government officials - including the president - with accurate, comprehensive and timely national-security reporting. Intelligence assessments are supposed to serve as an independent, objective source of information for those who make the big decisions, such as going to war.
Briefing the vice president is a tough job for any intelligence official, especially when the end result could be the commitment of troops to battle. Cheney likely asked some very difficult questions, as he should have.
The number of visits Cheney made to the CIA to meet with analysts surprised some. But the matter of war and peace is certainly important enough to warrant laser-like questioning and multiple trips to Langley.
On critical matters, it is quite helpful for policymakers to look an intelligence analyst in the eye and ask: who, what, where, when and how? The give-and-take is certainly more meaningful than reading an intelligence report that is often a consensus document, and may not contain dissenting views or identify the sources of the information.
Like a good cross-examination in a courtroom, direct questioning can also flush out flawed analysis. I would have been disappointed if the likes of Cheney and Wolfowitz had not been delving into these matters with vigor.
When Colin Powell was Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, he was widely credited with saying to his military intelligence briefers: "Tell me what you know; tell me what you don't know; tell me what you think; and make sure I know the difference." You can't get that sort of interaction by reading an intelligence report or sitting in your mahogany-lined office.
The intelligence official's job is to tell it like it is, not as they perceive the senior official wants to hear it. Doing anything else would be unprofessional, unethical and potentially tragic. The failures of the Vietnam War come immediately to mind as an example of the costs of fairy-tale intelligence.
Analysts have ways to resist pressure and intimidation. The intelligence agencies have ombudsman offices to whom analysts can turn if they are feeling compelled to manipulate their findings. The discontented intelligence officials who have suddenly found their voice for anonymous media tips had this option as well.
Only the intelligence analyst knows whether he or she distorted, hyped or spun the intelligence to please policymakers. It is incumbent upon these professionals that when they say, "Yes, sir," to a senior official that it is "yes" because it's "yes." Not "yes" because it's "sir."
The stakes for the nation are just too high.
Peter Brookes, a former deputy assistant secretary of Defense and CIA officer, is now a senior fellow for national security affairs at the Heritage Foundation.
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By BILL LUNDQUIST
Groundfish fishery closures announced Thursday may not affect as many fishermen as initially thought.
Brookings commercial fisherman Ralph Brown, a member of the federal Pacific Fishery Management Council (PFMC), e-mailed The Pilot Saturday to correct and clarify information about fishing closures.
Brown said the only closure this year north of Cape Mendocino will be for the groundfish trawl fishery.
Trawlers will be prohibited, beginning Sept. 1, from catching groundfish in waters from 600 to 1,500 feet in depth.
Because the closure is intended to protect dark-blotch rockfish, said Brown, it shouldn't affect long-line and andquot;potandquot; fishermen who fish for sablefish in those depths.
Earlier in the week, some of those fishermen had believed they would also be banned from those waters, putting them out of business.
That initial misconception led to charges of bias on the part of trawl fishermen on the PFMC.
Bernie Lindley, trawl fisherman and president of the Brookings Fishermen's Marketing Association, said Monday that the long-line fishermen better understood the closures by Saturday.
He said Brown, a trawl fisherman, had always given fair consideration to all the different types of fishing when setting harvest allocations.
Lindley said the closure will actually move trawlers out of waters 600 to 1,500 feet deep and turn them over to longliners and pot boats.
He was optimistic that the trawlers could stay out of those waters and still make a living, though he said it would have some impact.
Brown said the only other closure this year, which will begin July 1, is to protect boccacio rockfish south of Cape Mendocino. He said the quota for the year has already been taken, mostly by recreational fishermen.
As a result, hook and line fishermen (except for the sablefish fishery) and recreational fishermen will not be able to fish in water deeper than 120 feet. Trawlers will have to fish deeper than 900 feet. Those restrictions do not apply north of Cape Mendocino.
Brown said options for next year will go out for public comment, and the PFMC will select actual management measures in September.
He said the concerns will be for boccacio rockfish in the south, and for yelloweye, canary and dark-blotch rockfish in the north.
andquot;The options are all attempts to minimize the catch of these fish while allowing some catch of other fish,andquot; said Brown.
He did not want to reveal any of the proposed options before he received a finalized typed version from the PFMC office. Brown, who will be in Washington this week attending meetings, will try to schedule a public meeting in Brookings on the closures when he gets back.


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The defending NL East champions are in a bad place right now. Since the All-Star Break, the Washington Nationals are 2-7, with both of their wins coming on walkoff homers. Furthermore, all nine of those games have come in the friendly confines of Nationals Park, *really* not a good look for a team trying desperately to get back in the playoff race. The Nats are now 50-54, and 8.5 games behind the first place Braves in the NL East.
After Friday's doubleheader with the Mets, which the two teams split, the team optioned reliever Drew Storen to AAA. On the surface, this doesn't seem like a huge deal. After all, Storen has a 5.95 ERA in 42 1/3 innings this season. But Storen is striking out a career high 9.14 batters per nine innings, and he really hasn't been as bad as his ERA indicates.
But there's a little more to it than that. Before the Nationals got pounded 11-0 by the Mets in game one of the doubleheader, Washington manager Davey Johnson said that Storen had the flu and wouldn't be available. That didn't stop Johnson from inserting Storen into the ninth inning of game one, with the Nats already trailing 6-0. Storen then proceeded to give up three runs on three hits in 2/3 of an inning, along with allowing both of the runners he inherited to score. He didn't throw one four seamer, and got pounded by New York's offense.
After the doubleheader concluded, Washington reliever Tyler Clippard unloaded in the clubhouse while speaking with reporters, focusing on the team's offseason signing of closer Rafael Soriano.
Clippard on Storen: "You send a guy a message this offseason, for one bad game, that he isn't the guy for the job. …"
— Adam Kilgore (@AdamKilgoreWP) July 27, 2013
More Clippard on Storen: "I think this had been handled very poorly by the organization."
— Adam Kilgore (@AdamKilgoreWP) July 27, 2013
This is really not good. As Nationals beat writer Adam Kilgore later pointed out, it's not a good sign for an organization that prides itself on player development to have both Storen and Danny Espinosa hanging out in AAA.
Tom Schad of MLB.com had some more quotes from Clippard.
I can understand, you know, after the devastation that happened last year, maybe trying to make a change and say, hey, we're going to bring in somebody that we think can get it done in that big situation. It's just the wrong message to send, I think.
This is a franchise in disarray after just a year ago, it looked like they'd be contending year in and year out. And now, heading into the trade deadline after just the second playoff appearance in Expos/Nationals history, they're firmly out of the playoff picture and sniping at management in the media. This won't end well for anyone involved…except maybe the Braves, who are cruising to their first division title since 2005.


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Audi and other luxury automaker car prices plummet in China as demand/economy coolsThe Chinese economy seems to be dropping off quite hard in the automotive sector. BMW, Mercedes, and Audi are all slashing prices some by up to 16%. The future of the Chinese market does not seem to be as bright as it seemed in early 2011 at least when auto sales are concerned. The three mentioned manufacturers all had record sales in China but things slowed at the end of 2011 as the Chinese economy took a downward swing across the board. Manufacturers doing big capacity expansions banking on China to hold steady may be facing a lot of unsold inventory.
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SENATE BILL No. 462
An Act concerning the uniform consumer credit code; relating to definitions of certain
terms; amending K.S.A. 16a-2-304 and 16a-2-309 and K.S.A. 1997 Supp. 16a-1-301 and
repealing the existing sections.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Kansas:
Section 1. K.S.A. 1997 Supp. 16a-1-301 is hereby amended to read
as follows: 16a-1-301. In addition to definitions appearing in subsequent
articles, in K.S.A. 16a-1-101 through 16a-9-102, and amendments thereto:
(1) ``Actuarial method'' means the method, defined by rules and reg-
ulations adopted by the administrator, of allocating payments made on a
debt between the amount financed and the finance charge pursuant to
which a payment is applied first to the accumulated finance charge and
the balance is applied to the unpaid amount financed.
(2) ``Administrator'' means the consumer credit commissioner ap-
pointed pursuant to K.S.A. 16-403, and amendments thereto.
(3) ``Agreement'' means the bargain of the parties in fact as found in
their language or by implication from other circumstances including
course of dealing or usage of trade or course of performance.
(4) ``Amount financed'' means the total of the following items:
(a) In the case of a sale, the cash price of the goods, services, or
interest in land, less the amount of any down payment whether made in
cash or in property traded in, and the amount actually paid or to be paid
by the seller pursuant to an agreement with the buyer to discharge a
security interest in, a lien on, or a debt with respect to property traded
(b) in the case of a loan, the net amount paid to, receivable by, or
paid or payable for the account of the debtor, plus the amount of any
discount excluded from the finance charge (paragraph (b) of subsection
(18) of K.S.A. 16a-1-301); and
(c) in the case of a sale or loan, to the extent that payment is deferred
and the amount is not otherwise included and is authorized and disclosed
to the customer:
(i) Amounts actually paid or to be paid by the creditor for registration,
certificate of title, or license fees, and
(ii) permitted additional charges ( K.S.A. 16a-2-501).
(5) ``Billing cycle'' means the time interval between periodic billing
statement dates.
(6) ``Cash price'' of goods, services, or an interest in land means the
price at which they are offered for sale by the seller to cash buyers in the
ordinary course of business and may include (a) the cash price of acces-
sories or services related to the sale, such as delivery, installation, alter-
ations, modifications, and improvements, and (b) taxes to the extent im-
posed on a cash sale of the goods, services, or interest in land. The cash
price stated by the seller to the buyer in a disclosure statement is pre-
sumed to be the cash price.
(7) ``Closing costs'' with respect to a debt secured by an interest in
land includes:
(a) The actual fees paid a public official or agency of the state or
federal government, for filing, recording or releasing any instrument re-
lating to the debt; and
(b) reasonable expenses
not included in the origination fee or payable
to an assignee
incurred by the lender in connection with the making,
closing, disbursing, extending, readjusting or renewing the debt which
are payable to third parties not related to the lender, except that reason-
able fees for an appraisal made by the lender or related party are per-
(8) ``Conspicuous'': A term or clause is conspicuous when it is so
written that a reasonable person against whom it is to operate ought to
have noticed it. Whether a term or clause is conspicuous or not is for
decision by the trier of fact.
(9) ``Consumer'' means the buyer, lessee, or debtor to whom credit
is granted in a consumer credit transaction.
(10) ``Consumer credit sale'':
(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b), a ``consumer credit sale'' is
a sale of goods, services, or an interest in land in which:
(i) Credit is granted either by a seller who regularly engages as a seller
in credit transactions of the same kind or pursuant to a credit card other
than a lender credit card,
(ii) the buyer is a person other than an organization,
(iii) the goods, services, or interest in land are purchased primarily
for a personal, family or household purpose,
(iv) either the debt is by written agreement payable in installments
or a finance charge is made, and
(v) with respect to a sale of goods or services, the amount financed
does not exceed $25,000.
(b) A ``consumer credit sale'' does not include:
(i) A sale in which the seller allows the buyer to purchase goods or
services pursuant to a lender credit card; or
(ii) unless the sale is made subject to K.S.A. 16a-1-101 through 16a-9-
102, and amendments thereto, by agreement ( K.S.A. 16a-1-109), a sale
of an interest in land, other than sales governed by subsection (10)(b)(iii)
of this section, if the finance charge does not exceed 12% per year cal-
culated according to the actuarial method on the unpaid balances of the
amount financed on the assumption that the debt will be paid according
to the agreed terms and will not be paid before the end of the agreed
term; or
(iii) a sale by contract for deed of real estate the interest rate of which
is governed by subsection (b) or (h) of K.S.A. 16-207, and amendments
(11) ``Consumer credit transaction'' means a consumer credit sale,
consumer lease, or consumer loan or a modification thereof including a
refinancing, consolidation, or deferral.
(12) ``Consumer lease'' means a lease of goods:
(a) Which a lessor regularly engaged in the business of leasing makes
to a person, other than an organization, who takes under the lease pri-
marily for a personal, family or household purpose;
(b) in which the amount payable under the lease does not exceed
(c) which is for a term exceeding four months; and
(d) which is not made pursuant to a lender credit card.
(13) ``Consumer loan'':
(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b), a ``consumer loan'' is a loan
made by a person regularly engaged in the business of making loans in
(i) The debtor is a person other than an organization;
(ii) the debt is incurred primarily for a personal, family or household
(iii) either the debt is payable in installments or a finance charge is
made; and
(iv) either the amount financed does not exceed $25,000 or the debt
is secured by an interest in land.
(b) Unless the loan is made subject to K.S.A. 16a-1-101 through 16a-
9-102, and amendments thereto, by agreement ( K.S.A. 16a-1-109), a
``consumer loan'' does not include:
(i) A loan secured by a first real estate mortgage; or
(ii) a loan secured by a second or other subordinate mortgage if the
second or other subordinate mortgage is granted to the same lender as
the first mortgage; or
(iii) a loan made by a qualified plan, as defined in section 401 of the
internal revenue code, to an individual participant in such plan or to a
member of the family of such individual participant.
(14) ``Credit'' means the right granted by a creditor to a debtor to
defer payment of debt or to incur debt and defer its payment.
(15) ``Credit card'' means any card, plate or other single credit device
that may be used from time to time to obtain credit. Since this involves
the possibility of repeated use of a single device, checks and similar in-
struments that can be used only once to obtain a single credit extension
are not credit cards.
(16) ``Creditor'' means a person who regularly extends credit in a
consumer credit transaction which is payable by a written agreement in
more than four installments or for which the payment of a finance charge
is or may be required and is the person to whom the debt arising from
the consumer credit transaction is initially payable on the face of the
evidence of indebtedness or, if there is no such evidence of indebtedness,
by written agreement. In the case of credit extended pursuant to a credit
card, the creditor is the card issuer and not another person honoring the
credit card.
(17) ``Earnings'' means compensation paid or payable to an individual
or for such individual's account for personal services rendered or to be
rendered by such individual, whether denominated as wages, salary, com-
mission, bonus, or otherwise, and includes periodic payments pursuant
to a pension, retirement, or disability program.
(18) ``Finance charge'':
(a) ``Finance charge'' means the sum of:
(i) All charges payable directly or indirectly by the consumer and
imposed directly or indirectly by the creditor as an incident to or as a
condition of the extension of credit, including any of the following types
of charges which are applicable; interest or any amount payable under a
point, discount or other system of charges, however denominated; time
price differential, service, carrying or other charge, however denomi-
nated; premium or other charge for any guarantee or insurance protecting
the creditor against the consumer's default or other credit loss; and
(ii) charges incurred for investigating the collateral or credit-worthi-
ness of the consumer.
(b) The term does not include:
(i) Charges as a result of default, additional charges ( K.S.A. 16a-2-
501) or delinquency charges ( K.S.A. 16a-2-502), or
(ii) if a lender makes a loan to a debtor by purchasing or satisfying
obligations of the debtor pursuant to a lender credit card and the purchase
or satisfaction is made at less than the face amount of the obligation, the
discount, or
(iii) closing costs as defined in K.S.A. 16a-1-301(7), and amendments
(19) ``Goods'' includes goods not in existence at the time the trans-
action is entered into and merchandise certificates, but excludes money,
chattel paper, documents of title, and instruments.
(20) Except as otherwise provided, ``lender'' includes an assignee of
the lender's right to payment but use of the term does not in itself impose
on an assignee any obligation of the lender with respect to events occur-
ring before the assignment.
(21) ``Interest bearing'' means the finance charge on a consumer
credit transaction is computed on the unpaid principal balances by the
actuarial method.
(22) ``Lender credit card'' means a credit card issued by a supervised
(23) ``Loan'':
(a) Except as provided in paragraph (b), a ``loan'' includes:
(i) The creation of debt by the lender's payment of or agreement to
pay money to the debtor or to a third party for the account of the debtor;
(ii) the creation of debt either pursuant to a lender credit card or by
a cash advance to a debtor pursuant to a credit card other than a lender
credit card;
(iii) the creation of debt by a credit to an account with the lender
upon which the debtor is entitled to draw immediately; and
(iv) the forbearance of debt arising from a loan.
(b) A ``loan'' does not include the payment or agreement to pay
money to a third party for the account of a debtor if the debt of the
debtor arises from a sale or lease and results from use of either a credit
card issued by a person primarily in the business of selling or leasing
goods or services or any other credit card which may be used for the
purchase of goods or services and which is not a lender credit card.
(24) ``Merchandise certificate'' means a writing issued by a seller not
redeemable in cash and usable in its face amount in lieu of cash in
exchange for goods or services.
(25) ``Official fees'' means:
(a) Fees and charges prescribed by law which actually are or will be
paid to public officials for determining the existence of or for perfecting,
releasing, or satisfying a security interest related to a consumer credit
sale, consumer lease, or consumer loan; or
(b) premiums payable for insurance in lieu of perfecting a security
interest otherwise required by the creditor in connection with the sale,
lease, or loan, if the premium does not exceed the fees and charges de-
scribed in paragraph (a) which would otherwise be payable.
(26) ``Open end credit'' means an arrangement pursuant to which:
(a) A creditor may permit a consumer, from time to time, to purchase
goods or services on credit from the creditor or pursuant to a credit card,
or to obtain loans from the creditor or pursuant to a credit card;
(b) the unpaid balance of amounts financed and the finance and other
appropriate charges are debited to an account;
(c) the finance charge, if made, is computed on the outstanding un-
paid balances of the consumer's account from time to time; and
(d) the consumer has the privilege of paying the balances in install-
(27) ``Organization'' means a corporation, government or govern-
mental subdivision or agency, trust, estate, partnership, cooperative, or
(28) ``Origination fee'' means a fee associated with the making, closing
or disbursing of a consumer credit transaction by a lender or assignee of
the lender which is intended to compensate the lender or assignee of the
lender for all costs incurred in making, closing or disbursing a consumer
credit transaction, exclusive of: Closing costs defined in K.S.A. 16a-1-
301(7) and amendments thereto, interest rate reduction charges paid by
the consumer at closing and broker fees paid to third parties not related
to the lender or assignee of the lender.
``Payable in installments'' means that payment is required
or permitted by agreement to be made in (a) two or more periodic pay-
ments, excluding a down payment, with respect to a debt arising from a
consumer credit sale pursuant to which a finance charge is made, (b) four
or more periodic payments, excluding a down payment, with respect to
a debt arising from a consumer credit sale pursuant to which no finance
charge is made, or (c) two or more periodic payments with respect to a
debt arising from a consumer loan. If any periodic payment other than
the down payment under an agreement requiring or permitting two or
more periodic payments is more than twice the amount of any other
periodic payment, excluding the down payment, the consumer credit
transaction is ``payable in installments.''
``Person'' includes a natural person or an individual, and an
``Person related to'' with respect to an individual means (a)
the spouse of the individual, (b) a brother, brother-in-law, sister, sister-
in-law of the individual, (c) an ancestor or lineal descendant of the indi-
vidual or the individual's spouse, and (d) any other relative, by blood,
adoption or marriage, of the individual or such individual's spouse who
shares the same home with the individual. ``Person related to'' with re-
spect to an organization means (a) a person directly or indirectly con-
trolling, controlled by or under common control with the organization,
(b) an officer or director of the organization or a person performing sim-
ilar functions with respect to the organization or to a person related to
the organization, (c) the spouse of a person related to the organization,
and (d) a relative by blood, adoption or marriage of a person related to
the organization who shares the same home with such person.
``Presumed'' or ``presumption'' means that the trier of fact
must find the existence of the fact presumed unless and until evidence is
introduced which would support a finding of its nonexistence.
``Principal'' means the total of the amount financed and the
prepaid finance charges as authorized by subsection (9) of K.S.A. 16a-2-
401, and amendments thereto.
``Sale of goods'' includes any agreement in the form of a
bailment or lease of goods if the bailee or lessee agrees to pay as com-
pensation for use a sum substantially equivalent to or in excess of the
aggregate value of the goods involved and it is agreed that the bailee or
lessee will become, or for no other or a nominal consideration has the
option to become, the owner of the goods upon full compliance with such
bailee's or lessee's obligations under the agreements.
``Sale of an interest in land'' includes a lease in which the
lessee has an option to purchase the interest and all or a substantial part
of the rental or other payments previously made by the lessee are applied
to the purchase price.
``Sale of services'' means furnishing or agreeing to furnish
services and includes making arrangements to have services furnished by
``Seller'': Except as otherwise provided, ``seller'' includes an
assignee of the seller's right to payment but use of the term does not in
itself impose on an assignee any obligation of the seller with respect to
events occurring before the assignment.
``Services'' includes (a) work, labor, and other personal serv-
ices, (b) privileges with respect to transportation, hotel and restaurant
accommodations, education, entertainment, recreation, physical culture,
hospital accommodations, funerals, cemetery accommodations, and the
like, and (c) insurance.
``Supervised financial organization'' means a person, other
than an insurance company or other organization primarily engaged in an
insurance business:
(a) Organized, chartered, or holding an authorization certificate un-
der the laws of this state or of the United States which authorize the
person to make loans and to receive deposits, including a savings, share,
certificate or deposit account; and
(b) subject to supervision by an official or agency of this state or of
the United States.
``Supervised lender'' means a person authorized to make or
take assignments of supervised loans, either under a license issued by the
administrator (K.S.A. 16a-2-301
and amendments thereto
) or as a super-
vised financial organization (K.S.A. 16a-1-301
(39) and amendments
``Supervised loan'' means a consumer loan, including a loan
made pursuant to open end credit, in which the rate of the finance charge,
calculated according to the actuarial method, exceeds 12% per year.
``Written agreement'' means an agreement such as a prom-
issory note, contract or lease that is evidence of the indebtedness. A letter
that merely confirms an oral agreement does not constitute a written
agreement for purposes of this subsection.
``Written administrative interpretation'' means any written
communication from the consumer credit commissioner which is the of-
ficial interpretation as so stated in said written communication by the
consumer credit commissioner of the Kansas uniform consumer credit
code and rules and regulations pertaining thereto.
Sec. 2. K.S.A. 16a-2-304 is hereby amended to read as follows: 16a-2-
304. (1) Every licensee
and any assignee or servicer of a consumer credit
shall maintain records in conformity with generally accepted
accounting principles and practices in a manner that will enable the ad-
ministrator and, in the case of a supervised financial organization its su-
pervisory official or agency, to determine whether the licensee
, assignee
or servicer
is complying with the provisions of K.S.A. 16a-1-101 through
16a-9-102, and amendments thereto. The record keeping system of a
, assignee or servicer
shall be sufficient if the licensee
, assignee
or servicer
makes the required information reasonably available. The re-
cords need not be kept in the place of business where supervised loans
are made, if the administrator or supervisory official or agency is given
free access to the records wherever located.
Every licensee and any as-
signee of a consumer credit transaction shall provide the administrator
with the name, address, telephone number, contact person and any other
reasonable information regarding the location and availability of current
records of a consumer credit transaction.
The records pertaining to any
loan need not be preserved for more than two years after making the
final entry relating to the loan, but in the case of a revolving loan account
the two years is measured from the date of each entry.
(2) On or before April 15 of each year every licensee shall file with
the administrator and, in the case of a supervised financial organization
with its supervisory official or agency, a composite annual report in the
form prescribed by the administrator relating to all supervised loans made
by such licensee. The administrator shall consult with comparable officials
in other states for the purpose of making the kinds of information re-
quired in annual reports uniform among the states. Information contained
in annual reports shall be confidential and may be published only in com-
posite form.
Sec. 3. K.S.A. 16a-2-309 is hereby amended to read as follows: 16a-2-
A licensee may conduct the business of making loans under K.S.A.
16a-1-101 through 16a-9-102 within any office, room or place of business
in which any other business is solicited or engaged in, or in association
or conjunction therewith, unless the commissioner shall find, after a hear-
ing, that the other business is of such nature that such conduct tends to
conceal evasion of such portion of this act or of the rules and regulations
made thereunder and shall order such licensee in writing to desist from
such conduct.
(b) (1) Except as provided in subsection (2), no licensee authorized
to make supervised loans pursuant to section 16a-2-301 may engage in
the business of selling or leasing of goods, at a location where supervised
loans are made. In this section, ``location'' means the entire space in which
supervised loans are made and must be separated from any space where
goods are sold, leased, or displayed by walls which may be broken only
by a passageway to which the public is not admitted.
(2) This section does not apply to
(a) sales or leases of goods or services pursuant to a lender credit card
made at a place of business other than that of a licensee;
(b) occasional sales of property used in the ordinary course of busi-
ness of the licensee;
(c) sales of items of collateral of which the licensee has taken pos-
session; or
(d) sales of items by a licensee who is also authorized by law to op-
erate as a pawnbroker.
Sec. 4. K.S.A. 16a-2-304 and 16a-2-309 and K.S.A. 1997 Supp. 16a-
1-301 are hereby repealed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its
publication in the Kansas register.
Approved April 10, 1998
Published in the
Kansas Registers
April 23, 1998


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"After reading the reviews my question is about the "quality": Are all of these factory rejects? Do they all have manufacturer defects?"
I love my island. It's easy to move or not and is a great extra place for prep and storage....
Simple Living Wooden Drop Leaf and Sliding Doors Kitchen Cartby Simple Living
ITEM#: 13768415Get a mobile table to add to the utility of your kitchen. This cart features a drop leaf, sliding doors, utility drawers, and comes in several color options.
- Materials: Rubber wood top, engineered wood
- Color options: Natural/red, natural/white, natural/black
- Hardware finish: Chrome
- Two utility drawers
- Two sliding door storage cabinets with an adjustable shelf
- Towel holder on one side, and spice rack and towel bar on other end
- Dimensions: 51 inches wide x 18 inches (extend to 29 inches with 11 inches drop leaf) deep x 35.75 inches high
- Drawer dimensions: 2.5 inches high x 10.75 inches wide x 17.75 inches deep
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Customer Reviews
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Great for a small space, won't last forever
Great for my small kitchen space, it was relatively simple to put together, but the quality wasn't the greatest. Given the price, it got the job done and looks a lot nicer than it really is. I would recommend this purchase for someone looking for a temporary fix and needs to save space on a budget, but does not intend to make this a permanent part of their kitchen space/decor.Read More
great island.
I love my island. It's easy to move or not and is a great extra place for prep and storage.Read More
Love this island!
I absolutely love this kitchen island! I gave it only a "good" rating because it does have a tendency to come apart a little bit with the drawers, but that being said, for the price that you pay in the convenience of the flip table in the wheels and the storage, I absolutely love this Island as an addition to our kitchen and for serving in other rooms. The convenience factor trumps some of the inconvenience of having to fix the drawer every once in awhile.Read More
I think this cart was a great value. It was a little to big for the space I bought it for however I was able to find another spot it. I also purchased 2 stools and they look just great for it. There is plenty of storage. My husband said it was a challenge to put together. With my help it took 3 hours!!!!Read More
except for the sliding door area, this works great
We wanted this as a lunch counter, which has worked out beautifully. But the other storage, while there is plenty, has not been as good, since the sliding doors and accompanying door frames are just not up to snuff. (We had a carpenter put this together--paid him handsomely--just so we wouldn't have any problems, too!) These doors constantly jammed and caught and simply came right off of the tracks from the first time we used them. They looked fine (you couldn't see anything wrong that would alert you of a problem as soon as you tried to slide them; they didn't look off kilter of anything,) These doors are flimsy, but I only wanted them to close, to cover our storage area inside, and then open, so we could get at our storage area inside, but that was too much to ask! And the framing on the edge of each door came off immediately! Maybe that's the culprit. Or perhaps if the doors were made of stronger stuff, the flimsiness would not cause the doors to immediately jump the track or get stuck. I'm going to try door stick products (or soap) to slide on the tracks, and see if that can help. The frames came off so won't be able to be fixed (they keep coming off and nothing sticks them together, not even glue (perhaps the doors are plastic, not fiber board?) But at least if the doors would MOVE it would be nice to cover the storage area (for looks, and to keep out the dust.) But I do LOVE the storage area! LOVE it! both siides have 2 levels. Finally enough room to store bowls or appliances, etc. The drawers are handy too. Flimsy, yes, (like most all drawers, I'm assuming the bottem fill bend out or fall out soon, but not so far.) They probably aren't strong enough to hold silverwear, like I wanted, but at least we can hold plastic wrap and sandwich bags in one, and misc. scissors, string, tape, markers, glue, etc. in the other. So, looks bad (because of drawers) but still, overall, quite helpful and still a big improvement.Read More
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Very nice kitchen cart!
I read all of the reviews on this cart/island before I purchased it. Some said the directions were terrible and it took them many hours to assemble. I didn't find them confusing at all and built the island myself in 2 hours. I recommend reading through the directions before you begin to get a grasp on how they read to assemble. It only took a screwdriver and hammer which was good because I don't have a lot of tools. Other people said the quality was poor. I didn't find that to be true either. For the price it is a very nice cart. The color is rich and the hardware is modern. The back of the cart (opposite side of the doors) is made of a heavy cardboard. A person would have to build it to know it though because that is where the drop leaf is. The cart is actually roomier than I thought it might be so that was an extra plus because I'm pressed for storage. I am using it to store my mixing bowls and pots and pans. The drawers are small but they are perfect for oddball utensils and trivets and pot holders. It's really cute and looks beautiful.Read More
This cart is a delight to have in the kitchen.
I ordered this cart because I am always running out of cupboard space when I am cooking a large meal. With this cart I get the extra room and I can store more things in it that makes it even more convenient. The portability is another great thing because I can delivery things right to the eating area which is especially helpful when serving big meals like a full sized turkey with all the side dishes. Then after a meal we clear the table by stacking dishes dishes on the cart and rolling right up to the sink. We love this cart!Read More
Wooden Drop Leaf and Sliding Doors Kitchen Cart
It is a winner. Arrive much earlier than I expected. It is beautiful and sturdy unit. Easy to install. For the price, quality and design I will give it 5 stars rating.Read More
Did not meet already low expectations
I knew by the price that this was not going to be the highest quality but I was not expecting to see defect stickers on nearly every part. I was not aware I was buying factory reject parts packaged and sold as new. Most of the defects were minor and could be touched up with a sharpie but trying to clean off the stickers used to mark each defect was/is extremely hard to do without causing more damage to the already weak finish. I've never seen this from overstock before but needless to say I will likely not be buying anything like this again.Read More
Great Space Saver
This item is great if your on a budget and need more cabinet space in the immediate future based on the quality of this item. I'm sure it will not be able to withstand years of duration, but I am happy with hit for now. The one negative I have is that the panel on the sliding door came off during the process of putting the cart together.Read More
Questions & Answers
Thank you for shopping with us swqutie. These are not seconds but we will always take care of you if our products have any defects. Have a great day.
"What does the back look like? Sliding doors or solid?"
There are no sliding doors in the back, it is solid and finished.
"What are the drawer dimensions? Will the white or black color options be available in the future?"
The drawer dimensions are 10.75 W x 17.75 D x 2.5 inches H and red is the only option we have currently. It is not known at this time, if additional color options will become available. Thank you so much for your interest.
"How many inches is it across my kitchen wallspace is 40 inches?"
Dimensions: 51 inches wide x 18 inches (extend to 29 inches with 11 inches drop leaf) deep x 35.75 inches high
"is there a photo of the red anywhere? want to know if it is a bright red or a brick red thanks"
We have no photos of this item in red, but it is bright red.
"Does the part of the door that is in the center, also slide? Or is it only the part of the door that is on the outside that slides?"
There are only two doors on this item and both of them slide to open and close.
"Do you have pictures of the other color options?"
We apologize, but no, we do not.
"Can a mini refrigerator fit in the cabinet portion and is it sturdy enough to hold it?"
A mini fridge likely would not fit inside this unit, and would not be recommended as mini fridges are not typically designed to in-cased.
"Can anyone tell me the dimensions without the towel bar etc on the sides? Also, are the holes for those pre-drilled?"
The cart dimension without towel holder and spice rack is 43 inches wide x 18 inches (extend to 29 inches with 11 inches drop leaf) deep x 35.75 inches high. The holes of towel bar are predrilled.
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these 8 dolls are hanging around in our spare room waiting for a child to love them. They are for children with devastating illness, like cancer, physical/mental abuse, transplants, etc. Normally for kids 2 to 8 years of age, but exceptions are made dependent on circumstances. Dolls are free. Most go locally to the American cancer society in our country and adjoining one as they distribute them for me free to a little one with cancer. If other children with cancer, etc from other states are in need, hubby and I do all we can to see a doll goes their way. Each girl takes 12 hours to finish, the boys not so long a time since they wear street clothes. The girls are 23/24 inches high and boys are 28 inches high. If you know of a child that is VERY sick and in need of such a doll, please contact me via a PM message with details, or ask for my e-mail, and I will send it via PM
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The signals first heard late Saturday and early Sunday had sparked hopes of a breakthrough in the search for Flight 370, but Angus Houston, the retired Australian air chief marshal leading the search far off western Australia, said listening equipment on the ship Ocean Shield has picked up no trace of the sounds since then.
Finding the sound again is crucial to narrowing the search area so a submarine can be deployed to chart a potential debris field on the sea floor. If the autonomous sub were used now with the sparse data collected so far, covering all the potential places from which the pings might have come would take many days.
"It's literally crawling at the bottom of the ocean so it's going to take a long, long time," Houston said.
The locator beacons on the black boxes have a battery life of only about a month – and Tuesday marked exactly one month since the plane vanished. Once the beacons blink off, locating the black boxes in such deep water would be an immensely difficult, if not impossible, task.
"There have been no further contacts with any transmission and we need to continue (searching) for several days right up to the point at which there's absolutely no doubt that the batteries will have expired," Houston said.
If, by that point, the pinger locator towed by the U.S. Navy has failed to pick up more signals, the sub will be deployed. If it maps out a debris field on the ocean floor, the sonar system on board will be replaced with a camera unit to photograph any wreckage.
Earlier, Australia's acting prime minister, Warren Truss, had said the Bluefin 21 autonomous sub would be launched on Tuesday, but a spokesman for Truss said later the conflicting information was a misunderstanding, and Truss acknowledged the sub was not being used immediately.
Houston earlier said the two sounds heard Saturday and Sunday are consistent with the pings from an aircraft's black boxes.
Defense Minister David Johnston called the sounds the most positive lead and said it was being pursued vigorously. Still, officials warned it could take days to determine whether the sounds were connected to the plane that vanished March 8 on a flight from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Beijing.