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The Barbary Mark
Chapter 19
"Come along," the Agha urged impatiently. "There is little time."
I imagine he means there is little time before the Dey, or my husband—or both—makes an appearance to express their extreme displeasure at this high-handedness, thought Nonie. It is interesting that the Agha is willing to indulge the Frenchman in this—although it is possible he is willing to make any alliance, if he thinks it will bring discredit to the necromancer.
The party was making its way down one of the two jetties that had been built out into the Bay of Algiers, the large rocks piled high to provide an artificial harbor between. As she trudged along—ruining her poor sandals on the rough surface—Nonie looked about her with interest, being as how she hadn't had a clear view on the night she'd arrived. Ships of various sizes were anchored in the harbor, and the jetty itself was illuminated with the occasional torch, the flames dancing madly in the persistent wind that blew off the water. Darkness was falling, and the ancient city of Algiers rose up from the shore, with newly-lit torches and lanterns illuminating the Kasbah against the coming night.
Ahead of her strode Le Capitaine and the Agha—both their backs rigid with wariness—and a third man had fallen into step beside her, as they made their way along the narrow pathway atop the rocks. Like the Frenchman, he was dressed in European clothes, and she surmised he was on his staff, although she couldn't be certain of his nationality—a ship's officer of some sort, she guessed. Not a captain; a captain would not allow himself to be ignored by the other two.
She strained to listen to the conversation between the two men in front of them—it was low-voiced, and intense—but gave up, as the wind carried away any tantalizing snatches of the French they spoke. Silently, she sized up the man walking beside her, and decided she needed to know more. To this end, she asked in a small voice, "Do you think they mean to do me harm?"
"Not if you cooperate."
English, she thought in surprise. Here's a wrinkle—nothing like a despicable turncoat, to add to the mix. "Sir," she ventured. "You are British; please, I beg of you—"
"Quiet," he rebuked her in a sharp tone. "And do as you're told."
Stupid sassanach, she thought, subsiding into silence. It would be such a terrible shame, if you were to take a tumble into the choppy water; it might take the starch out of your stupid cravat.
The two men before them paused and turned to her, standing close so that she could hear over the wind that whipped around them. The Frenchman asked, "The night you were rescued—do you remember where the Dutch ship was, when it sank?"
Nonie gazed out uncertainly toward the darkening sea, clinging to the ends of her veil so that her head dress did not fly off. After hesitating, she raised an arm to indicate, "Off the far end, and over to the left a bit. I think that's the place; it was very dark, of course—and stormy." Truly, when she looked at it from this vantage point, she had turned quite the trick; despite the removal of her corset, it was no easy thing to swim in skirts, under such conditions. The Home Office didn't pay her anywhere near enough.
"How large a vessel?" The Englishman beside her asked. "How many masts?"
She pretended to consider this, even though she could have spared everyone the trouble and reported that it was a 28-gun frigate that had been severely battered by action, and then stripped of its cannons with the exception of four portside nine-pounders, which had been left to sink it, so that it settled underwater on its side. "Three masts, I think; two large and one at the back, that was smaller." Her eyes wide with remembered distress, she added, "I hope none of the sailors drowned." Unlikely; unless she very much missed her guess, both Droughm and Captain Spoor had managed to find a tavern or a brothel—or both—in short order.
Viewing the area with narrowed eyes, the Englishman shook his head. "It makes no sense. Why was the vessel so close to the jetty that it ran aground? Were they landing?"
"There was a great deal of drinking," Nonie offered. Which was true, to an extent—it was a time-honored tradition to toast the launch of a new assignment.
"Perhaps the Dutch captain was making a delivery to the Dey, Mr. Peyton." The Frenchman allowed the sarcastic question to linger in the air, as he turned to face the Agha in an accusatory manner.
"Monsieur le capitaine, you are laboring under a misapprehension," the Agha insisted, his color rising. "I can promise you there was no such intent—"
"The Dey is double-dealing with the wrong people," the Frenchman interrupted in a voice that was all the more sinister for its softness. He turned, and addressed the Englishman. "Mr. Peyton, would it be possible to explore the cargo hold at this depth?"
Peyton took an assessing look at the area. "Yes—the depth along the shelf is perhaps thirty feet, only. So either the masts are broken, or the ship lies on its side."
This was true, more or less, and Nonie was impressed, despite herself. Apparently Mr. Peyton was an experienced seaman, and only served as a traitor in his spare time.
"We have divers here—very adept. They will recover the pearls," the Agha firmly pronounced, "—and this misunderstanding will be at an end."
"We shall see," said Le Capitaine. He then turned to Peyton. "Try to get an exact location from her; the Agha and I must have a private discussion." After holding Peyton's gaze for a significant moment, he then turned with the other man to retrace their steps down the pathway, the Agha wasting no time in launching into an impassioned defense in French.
Fancy that, thought Nonie, watching them walk away; apparently, I'm slated to be murdered by our friend Mr. Peyton. Comes from knowing too much about Napoleon's doings, it does—wouldn't they be surprised, if they found out I knew more about it than the three of them put together.
Dispassionately, she considered releasing her blade from its hiding place in her hem, but then discarded the thought; she needed to stay in the arena for the foreseeable future, and a stab wound could not be explained away, were it discovered—and she could not be certain it would not be discovered, as she was not familiar with the tides in the area.
"Come here to the edge," Peyton directed her with an impatient gesture. "Try to show me exactly where you think the ship is."
"Yes, sir," she responded nervously, and—carefully balancing on the rocks—followed him to the edge, losing her footing for a moment, so that she fell back on her hands, and managed to come back up clutching a good-sized rock. "Oh," she exclaimed in a startled tone. "Isn't that the mast, sticking up over there?"
Surprised, he followed her gesture, and as his head was turned, she clouted him on the temple where the skull was most vulnerable, and watched him slump down in a heap. Dispassionately, she kicked him with one foot, and then the other, so that he rolled off the rocks and into the water, the blood flowing freely, as it always did from a head wound. She then scrambled along the shoulder of the jetty back toward the shore, keeping low, and not certain how much time she had before someone would come looking for the despicable Mr. Peyton—hopefully he would drown, although she could not stay to be certain; she had some eavesdropping to do.
Keeping her kaftan bunched up in a hand, she swiftly leapt from rock to rock, until she caught up to the place where the two men walked along, deep in conversation. Nonie decided she would very much like to hear what it was they said, and carefully scuttled along the rocks—she didn't dare lift her head—until she could hear snatches of their conversation.
". . . he is playing the both of us for fools—do not doubt that this is his doing. He has taken the girl to wife. . . "
But the Frenchman was not sympathetic. "How do I know this? You seek to have me take out your rival, but all I see is. . ."
The wind carried the words away, and Nonie crept as close as she dared.
". . . more problems, and you will reap . . . ."
Suddenly, the Agha interrupted with a startled exclamation. "He approaches; be wary—he is not one to be trifled with."
"Come; I am not so credulous. . . "
Oh-oh, Nonie thought, her face pressed against the roughened rock. If I am not mistaken, my better half has arrived to raise a ruckus on my behalf—which is very sweet of him, although it would have been too little, too late.
On the horns of a dilemma, she considered how best to proceed—it might be best, all things considered, to maintain the fiction that she'd drowned. She'd succeeded in leading the enemy to the sunken treasure trove, and the other aspects of her assignment could be more easily completed if she were not constrained to the Dey's palace, but able to lurk about the city as a free agent. On the other hand, the mark would be very unhappy, poor man, and there'd be no more blissful lovemaking sessions. After only a moment's debate, she decided she was a hopeless romantic, and began to crawl upward toward the pathway.
There was no mistaking that the necromancer was angry, and she had no problem hearing him in the wind, when he addressed the other two. "What is the meaning of this? I understand you seized my wife out of my chambers."
"Be easy," the Agha replied, a thread of scorn underlying his response. "She was not seized; Le Capitaine wished to learn what she knew of the sunken ship. . . " The man's voice trailed off as he looked down the jetty, and suddenly realized that there was no one to be seen.
"Where is she?" The rough edge to the necromancer's voice overrode all other considerations, and with a sigh, Nonie gathered up her hem, and made ready to return to her gilded cage.
"Most unfortunate," said the Frenchman, in a tone that conveyed anything but sympathy. "I fear she has met with an accident."
Before her husband could react to this bit of bad news, Nonie clambered up the edge of the jetty, clumsy in her unwieldy garment. "Ho, there," she called out to the startled men. "I'll be needing some assistance."
The necromancer strode over to her, and helped her onto the pathway. "Are you injured?"
Standing upright, she brushed off her hands, which were a bit raw from the contact with the rocks. "No, sir; although Mr. Peyton fell and hit his head—I was unable to pull him up, by myself."
But the Frenchman did not go to his henchman's assistance; instead, he angrily moved forward with a hand out toward Nonie, as though seeking to wrest her away from the necromancer.
What happened next defied explanation; suddenly, there was a loud, crackling sound, and what could only be described as lightning seemed to emanate from the necromancer's outstretched hand. With a cry, the Frenchman fell to the ground, writhing, and the Agha stepped back, horrified.
"Mother a' mercy," breathed Nonie, staring in stark disbelief.
"You will not touch my wife," the necromancer said to the panting man on the ground. Then, he held out a hand to Nonie. "Come, we will go back."


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Before my most recent chess training period (starting with the establishment of this blog), I had relatively little notion of the importance of active piece play. Starting on move 9, by which point Black had more than equalized, I pass up several chances to improve my piece activity and create multiple threats. I like to think that now I would recognize at least some of the better candidate moves, given a better understanding of the importance of piece play and how to widen the move selection process.
In the end, the draw wasn't a bad result, but it illustrates another psychological trap - for Class players especially - which is to settle for a result that is less than the position merits, either through mis-evaluating the position or from lack of a winning desire. In the long run, for the improving player I believe that realizing potential wins is just as important as avoiding losses.

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I have the answer, spreading the cancer
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I'm a believer, nothing could be worse
All these imaginary friends
Hiding the trail, driving the nail
Hoping to find a saviour
No, don't leave me to die here
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Why can't I breathe evil angel?
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Furthermore, this song may have been inspired by the tale of the ancient deity, Azrael, the name of the fabled and notorious "Angel of Death."


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With an upsurge of women involvement in the scene, female musicians are all too often regarded as novelty acts, regularly shrugged off as militant feminist or cutely entertaining. Overwhelmed by the numbers of male bands, female bands of the scene are lumped together in one category, "girl group", regardless of style. This film reveals the issues affecting women in general and as individual performers.
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The mass murderer, who died on Sunday at 83, turned one following into another.
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The Facebook founder has discussed "community" more than 150 times in public. A close reading reveals his road map for the platform's future.
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In one telling, Zuckerberg says he was thinking, "this is great that we have this community that now people can connect within our little school, but clearly one day, someone is going to build this for the world."
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There's a manifest need to lower corporate tax rates—but instead of building consensus, the GOP is pursuing a bill that's likely to be rolled back even if it passes.
America badly needs corporate tax reform.
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"Becky is warm, hardworking and efficient," says Diane Goldman, volunteer services manager at the Royal Free. "She is willing to help where she is needed. She has grown through personal hardship to make a life for herself in the UK, which I greatly admire."
The hospital, which has just announced 480 job cuts, has been cited as an example - in guidelines published last month from national volunteering development agency Volunteering England - of how the NHS should work with asylum seekers. The guidelines are set to make the treatment of volunteers consistent across the NHS, and will remind NHS trusts that all asylum seekers, even those appealing against a decision to refuse them asylum, are fully entitled to volunteer.
"Home Office guidelines say asylum seekers can't do paid or unpaid work," says Sheila Hawkins, the agency's head of volunteering in health and social care. "But they are allowed to volunteer. Asylum seekers are a largely untapped resource."
Under Goldman, the Royal Free has gained a reputation for helping refugees and asylum seekers to access volunteering. "Asylum seekers enrich the life of the hospital," Goldman says. "Becky is truly committed to being a volunteer. As soon as she arrived, she didn't waste any time in trying to work and fit into the community. The appeals process made her depressed, but the work here took her mind off it." From supporting patients with dementia to delivering lunches on the wards, she has made an enormous impact on the hospital.
"It takes a lot of patience," Muhima says. "I think because asylum seekers have been through hell they can identify with people who are struggling. And volunteering made me happy and able to fit into the community."
Chris Badman, volunteer development manager at the Refugee Council, says that while volunteering can be a positive experience for asylum seekers, the health service also benefits. "Asylum seekers who volunteer in the NHS are highly skilled," he points out. "Large numbers of them come from medical backgrounds. [Muhima's father was a doctor.] They can also bring cultural and language skills that are useful for the patients, and improve access to healthcare for other people in the refugee community by helping to explain how to use the NHS."
There are no figures for how many asylum seekers are volunteering in the NHS. Hawkins says this is because volunteer managers do not ask about immigration status. "Trying to establish someone's immigration status might put them off volunteering," she explains. For those who are able to find a volunteering position, it can help them eventually to find full-time employment. Muhima undertook social care courses while at the Royal Free and now has a place to study nursing at Middlesex University.
Her commitment while she was a volunteer played an important role in getting her accepted, Goldman says. "Wherever we asked her to go, Becky went, keen on experiencing everything about the NHS to further her wish to become a nurse. She changed from a depressed young woman to a happy person full of enthusiasm about her chosen profession."


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Marvel.com has released news from Wondercon 2011 on the new Fear Itself tie-in Hulk vs. Dracula where Hulk is the genocidal vilain:
"Spinning out of Marvel's major event, the limited series FEAR ITSELF: HULK VS DRACULA sees ol' Jade Jaws go fist to teeth with the famous vampire, but Hulk's certainly not the hero here. Under the direction of writer Victor Gischler and artist Ryan Stegman, the book will force readers to reevaluate their notions of good and evil with The Green Goliath cast in the role of a genocidal danger who might annihilate the entire vampire nation.
"It's a fun idea that toys with some of our notions of fear, as what's scarier than a whole nation of vampires," asks editor Jake Thomas. "And yet here's Dracula, trying to actually be a good, effective leader of this vampire nation that he's taken over from his wayward son, and right from the get-go they've got one of the biggest, scariest, most dangerous threats to ever hit the Marvel Universe dropped right into their back yard."
"Imagine that The Hulk is smashing the crap out of your neighborhood and all the heroes in the world are already busy," adds Gischler. "Then what?"
However, given that most won't mourn vampire slaughter even by the score, Gischler finds himself challenged with making the readers turn against Hulk and feel some sympathy for the bloodsuckers, perhaps even siding with them.
"Matt Fraction and the whole FEAR ITSELF team teed us up perfectly, [so Hulk] was less tricky," he alludes. "Vamps in this particular situation are hovering in a gray area. Such powerful creatures walking that line can be a tricky thing. You're not going to see Dracula jump up and yell 'We've got to save the citizens!' He's just not built that way."
The art must therefore further reinforce and highlight the nature of the characters, a task that falls to Stegman.
"I like Hulk to look monstrous and huge," he explains. "I like him to look like he has giant, heavy bones and carry a lot of water weight. I also like to give him a prominent Cro-Magnon forehead because I think that he represents primal human nature. I use a lot of black because a figure that large is definitely gonna block out any lights that are present.
"As far as vampires go, I like them to be long and thin. It really depends on which vampire, because I think that at times it is necessary to make them seem more monstrous while at other times they should be very composed and human."
Both Gischler and Stegman have a history with the characters that informs their work, something Thomas points to as a collective strength of the creative team.
"Well, who else are you going to get to write Marvel vampires than Victor Gischler," he poses. "He rocked DEATH OF DRACULA, absolutely killed it with [Curse of the Mutants], and he's bringing the mythology to a whole new level in THRONE OF BLOOD, but I think it's safe to say that all of those incredible projects have been leading up to this. It's big. Crazy big.
"As for Ryan Stegman, I'm absolutely ecstatic to have him on this book. I think he's been doing a lot of really great work for Marvel; he's got one of those wonderful sensibilities that allows him to draw awesome action scenes that still have very real, interesting, funny, quirky, three-dimensional characters in the middle of them. He's a mad scientist of funny books—you heard it here first!"
Their editor's enthusiasm has certainly rubbed off on the creators.
"I've seen [Stegman's] work, and I'm very eager to see what he does with the script and confident it will be some stellar stuff," Gischler asserts. "The guy is a star."
"Pretty much everything is exciting about working with Victor on this title!" offers Stegman in reply.
Thomas ends with a promise:
"If you're reading FEAR ITSELF, you're definitely going to want to check this out as it's certainly a big part of that story, but it also stands on its own in a way that if you're a Hulk fan, a vampire fan, or even just a fan of big, awesome action and smart, clever characters seriously having their mettle tested, you are going to love this book."
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What could be the first historical building to be preserved rather than demolished in Sunnyvale in quite some time was the topic of much discussion during the Sunnyvale City Council's public hearing for the 2014 study and budget issues.
On Jan. 7, several members of the public, including members of the Sunnyvale Historical Society, came and spoke in favor of certain issues.
Laura Babcock, executive director of the Sunnyvale Heritage Park Museum, proposed the city grant the group a budget modification to fund the preservation of the 1912 Butcher family farmhouse at the corner of Wolfe Road and El Camino Real and its transportation to the museum at the Sunnyvale Community Center.
The cost: roughly $800,000.
The historical society recommends the money come out of park dedication fees, and it would raise money to restore the home and then use volunteers to operate it. Rooms could be used for museum office space and future exhibits. The Butcher family, rooted in agriculture in Sunnyvale since the late 1800s, has already donated furniture, other family heirlooms and clothing from the era.
"Time is of the essence," Babcock said. "As you know, the property is now empty; it is owned by a developer, and it will be bulldozed as soon as all the permits for the new development come through."
The site commonly known as Butcher's Corner was acquired by Sunnyvale-based De Anza Properties in August 2013. Principal John Vidovich is working with neighbors on plans to develop a mixed-use development on the property.
Babcock said that about 70 percent of the city's historic inventory listed in the book Images no longer exists.
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Some of the previous historic landmarks in the city that are no longer standing include the Bayview Farm, the 1851 home of Sunnyvale's founding Murphy family, which was bulldozed after a fire in 1961; the original Sunnyvale City Hall; and the 1895 Butcher family farmhouse and outbuildings, which were bulldozed by Santa Clara County in the early 1980s.
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Match officials in Australia are subject to two streams within the accreditation structure - Community and Advanced.
Each structure consists of multiple accreditation levels allowing for a smooth advancement and continual progression to a higher level if desired.
Community level courses, targeted at officials working within local/regional amateur football competitions consists of the Laws of the Game, Level 4 and Level 3 accreditations across various fields such as Outdoor, Futsal, Instructor and Assessor.
Advanced level courses, directed towards officials working within regional, state and national competitions consists of both Level 2 and Level 1 Accreditations for relevant Outdoor and assessor officials in addition to Level 2 accreditations for instructors.
Below is an overview of the pathway that exists for Referees, Assessors and Instructors:
For more detailed information on Referee Courses available to you, click HERE.


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Google can be used for much more than just keyword searches. Google can function as an address search tool, a telephone book, a package tracker, and more. Savvy private investigators use Google during investigations to find information about people, places, and things. In some situations, cases can be solved with a well-planned and well-executed series of search engine queries.
While this article focuses on using Google, we recommend using multiple search engines such a Bing and Yahoo to get access to a variety of results. Due to the differences in search algorithms between engines, the ranking of the results will vary. This may actually be helpful to a private detective as it will expose you to different websites that may contain the answer you're looking for.
The following Search Commands allow you to enter various of parameters directly into the Google Search Box to conduct certain types of searches.
US Street Address and Phone Number Search
Use the following procedure to search US street address and phone numbers. You'll see publicly listed phone numbers and addresses at the top of results pages for searches that contain specific kinds of keywords. To find listings for a United States residence, type any of the following combinations into the search box:
- first name (or first initial), last name, city (state is optional)
- first name (or first initial), last name, state
- first name (or first initial), last name, area code
- first name (or first initial), last name, zip code
- phone number, including area code
- last name, city, state
- last name, zip code
This particular tool will save you a significant amount of time as it can be used via the web on a personal computer or laptop, or via the app on a mobile device.
United States Business Information
To find listings for a U.S. business, type the business name into the Google search box, along with the city and state. Or type the business name and zip code. Entering the phone number with area code will also return a complete business listing.
Search Tracking Numbers for UPS, FedEx and the United States Postal Service
Whether you're a private detective or not, this capability will come in handy. Quickly find out where
Track a package that was shipped via United Postal Service, directly from the search page. Just enter the tracking number and press enter: 1Z9999W999999999.
Similarly, you can also lookup packages that were shipped FedEx tracking numbers. Just enter the tracking code in the field in the format 999999999999. And as expected, you can also look up United States Postal Service tracking numbers to find packages. Use the number format 9999 9999 9999 9999 9999 99.
Vehicle ID (VIN) numbers
To search for a vehicle identification number, most commonly known as a VIN number, simply enter the number into the search field in the format AAAAA999A9AA99999.
Universal Product Codes (UPC)
example search: "073333531084"
Telephone area codes
Use the following to do an area code search:
- example search: "650"
Patent numbers
To look up a patent, just enter the word "patent and the number.
- example search: "patent 5123123"
- Remember to put the word "patent" before your patent number.
FAA airplane registration numbers
Use the following command to search for FAA airplane registration numbers:
- example search: "n199ua"
- An airplane's FAA registration number is typically printed on its tail
FCC equipment IDs
Use this helpful search command to look up FCC equipment ID numbers:
- An example search: "fcc B4Z-34009-PIR"
- Remember to put the word "fcc" before the equipment ID
- Hit enter or click the search icon
Additional Search Tools
- Google Advanced Search Page – The advanced search page gives you more control over the search results you see. The advanced search page allows you to write search queries and filter the data to ensure the most relevant search results possible.
- Google Search Operators – Add these symbols or words to your search terms in the Google search box to gain more control over the results that you see


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Madison Heights, MI (PressExposure) April 10, 2009 -- Mark Maupin, former real estate investor and now Community College instructor, met with Susan Carter, an accountant with 25 years experience in the real estate field. Susan decided to meet with Mark about the subject of business credit because he is currently teaching a marketing class for entrepreneurs. The need is great for funding their businesses so Mark and Susan discussed how to get business credit. Susan began by stating that business credit is big business, and if you are a business owner you are a sitting duck for scams that can cost you a small fortune. Business credit is the solution to that problem; it is one of the things that helps make the working world turn. Business credit is needed for banks to make loans to businesses so they can continue to run on a daily basis. Business credit is an important building block for any small business. â She went on to state that building credit allows you to limit your personal liability and protect your personal assets from any business losses. Business credit will eliminate the need for using personal credit to purchase vehicles for your business, have access to more cash for business purchases and day-to-day operating expenses. Mark acknowledged that building business credit takes time, careful planning, and being educated on what steps to take. The "must have" insider secret to building business credit is that all these accounts must not be connected to your personal credit and they all must report your payment history to the business credit agencies. âSuccessful business credit can enhance the overall success of a business.â This is a key point that Susan pointed out. By building business credit separate from your personal credit you are limiting the use of your personal credit score and in many cases you donât even need it to obtain credit in the business name. You should start the process of building business credit as soon as you start your business. Part of building a good, solid business is taking care of both business credit and personal credit. As you build corporate credit you will be able to obtain unsecured business lines of credit that do not report to your personal credit file. When it comes to business lines of credit, you should get access to lines of credit and capital that you will need to build your business. Once youâve established a presence with the business credit bureaus and have a score, your business will be eligible for various business retail credit cards, trade credit accounts and lines of credit without the need for a personal guarantee or personal credit check. Once a business obtains unsecured business lines of credit, they then have the working capital they need to start a business or expand their business. And best of all, the business lines of credit donât report to the business ownerâs personal credit report. When it comes to small business lines of credit, the owner usually has to guarantee payment. While youâre building your business credit rating, youâll be getting credit, using it, and increasing your credit lines. In conclusion, Susan stated that business credit is the most sought after wealth building tool today. Business credit is a âpictureâ of how a company handles its financial obligations to its suppliers and banks, addressing not only the company's ability to pay, but also its willingness to pay. Therefore, the best time to build your companyâs credit profile is before you need to use it. Itâs just good business practice. Make no mistake about it; business credit is a MUST for every business owner. In short, business credit is the lifeblood of industry; without the continuous flow of credit, businesses simply wither and die. Mark asked Susan about her new eBook that is now on the market that reveals all the basic secrets of business credit. This is an exceptional, step-by-step eBook that provides all the important processes that will help your business get the money it needs, without having to use personal guarantees. Susan, author of the âBasics of Business Creditâ is an expert on understanding the importance of business credit. If you purchase her new eBook, Susan also is offering an added bonus. She will include a Free Credit Restoration Guide for improving personal credit. It includes over a dozen sample letters that can be sent to the credit bureaus, collection agencies, or businesses that are reporting negative comments on you. To find out more about this exceptional new document you can go to her website: http://www.susansbooks.com. Contact: Susan Carter Start With the Basics, LLC P.O. Box 71481 Madison Heights, MI 48071 (248) 399-7808 Email: email@example.com This press release was submitted by Right Now Marketing Group, LLC
College Instructor Meets with Expert
About Start With the Basics, LLC
Susan Carter, author of âBasics of Business Credit,â has created an e-Book that provides instructions on how to set up a business entity correctly from the start. She has the knowledge to help anyone avoid the trap of having to use personal funds and assets to get their business started
Susan Carter, author of âBasics of Business Credit,â has created an e-Book that provides instructions on how to set up a business entity correctly from the start. She has the knowledge to help anyone avoid the trap of having to use personal funds and assets to get their business started
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By Jonathan Krall
To fund "priority transportation projects", Alexandria City Council passed a 2% add-on property tax in 2011. With added cash from the General Fund, City Council created the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), for the purpose of expanding transportation infrastructure, with funding equal to 2.2 cents of the base real estate tax. Over the years, however, none of the initially-advertised projects have been completed and most of the money is now being spent on operations instead of capital improvements.
Of the 20 projects proposed when the $9 million/year TIP was approved [1], eight major projects were slated to have funds fully allocated within FY2012-15. Of those, only two, "DASH Fleet Expansion" ($8.5M) and "King/Quaker/Braddock Intersection" ($6M), have shown significant progress and intersection construction has not yet started. Two others, "Corridor C Construction", the West End Transitway ($19.5M), and "King Street Station Improvements", the replacement of the King Street Metro parking lot with expanded bus bays ($3.2M), are largely planned.
What about the other four projects? There have been "Holmes Run Greenway/Eisenhower East" trail improvements, but nothing resembling the $3.6M proposal. The final three, "Expanded Trolley/Circulator/Transit Service" ($3.5M), "Old Cameron Run Trail" ($3.5M), and "Mt Vernon Ave/Russell Road Intersection" ($1M), were not funded. The Old Cameron Run Trail would fill a major gap between the Holmes Run/Eisenhower Trail and Old Town, opening an accessible commuting route to and from the West End.
So where is the money going? According to Jim Durham, Chair of the Alexandria Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, only 11% of these funds, $1M per year, are currently going towards transportation improvements. The remainder funds transportation-related operating expenses (49%), Alexandria's contribution to WMATA (34%) and debt service (6%). These numbers are based on the ten-year projected budget presented at the November 2015 City Council retreat [2].
What is not clear, at least to me, is how we switched from funding new projects to shoring up current programs. We should instead be building the new capacity that our expanding population needs. Even if the promised FY2012-2015 funds were allocated to capital improvements, but not yet spent, the recent re-purposing of TIP is troubling.
In 2014, as part of the FY 2015 budget process, City staff identified transportation revenue from the newly-state-funded Northern Virginia Transportation Authority and other sources, none of which can be used for operations. Based on this reported imbalance between capital and operating funds, City Council expanded TIP to allow any transportation-related expenditure. The idea is that NVTA funds will cover capital improvements while TIP funds are used for operations. However, NVTA projects are regional, not local. Originally-proposed TIP projects remain orphaned while NVTA money is slated to be spent on the Potomac Yard Metro Station.
According to Durham, "This change in policy occurred with little to no formal debate." To be fair, he points out that Councilman (now Vice Mayor) Justin Wilson raised this issue during the budget process and at the 2015 City Council retreat.
In his presentation at the retreat, Transportation and Environmental Services Director Yon Lambert identified $84M in planned projects for the next 10 years, only $10M of which are slated for TIP funding[2]. At the retreat, as Durham tells it, "Councilman Wilson again proposed that Council members talk through options ... or ask the City Manager to propose options, but they declined to do either."
When reached for comment, Lambert confirmed that TIP funds are covering costs, such as the WMATA payment, formerly covered by the General Fund. He added that "TIP has always funded operations for newly-expanded programs, such as Capital Bikeshare or DASH." However, "the operating side has grown in the last two years."
From where I sit, it looks like the City Council is using a transportation improvement tax that many citizens supported, including myself, to prop up the general fund. I understand that City Council is under constant pressure to cut taxes and expand services, but re-purposing the local TIP program is not the answer. The time has come to exercise leadership, raise taxes if necessary, and get these transportation projects moving.
[1] http://alexandriava.gov/TransportationAddOnTax
[2] http://alexandria.legistar.com/gateway.aspx?M=F&ID=e94d7759-85e9-4905-8453-3d37255ee2f2.pdf


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Dr. Jimmy Carroll is the Medical Director and he makes visits to the patients home. He is on call 24/7 for patients needs. Shepherd Care Hospice provides optimal medical care. Virginia Garris, RN is the Director of Nursing.
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Rover Mini 1.3
Hatchback - Petrol
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Review of "Rover Mini 1.3"
"Rover Mini Cooper MPI 1.3i"
No matter what anyone says about a Mini, they will have a smile on their face when they are speaking to you.The people who bad mouth Mini's HAVE NOT driven one, they do not like them full stop.
They are a joy an absolute joy, and at the same time a nightmare, a bottomless pit for expenditure - some might say, but if you get the right one, it will look after you, if you look after it.(!)
If it leaks little or no oil, does well on fuel and stops when you ask it to, you have a winner. They are prone to rust, but wash them every week and it will look better for longer.
The Mini is a car with a big personality, it really is. I have owned several, some good and some bad one too, but through it all I can say I have enjoyed them all.
Handling is superb, running costs are low, I am getting about 48mpg in my 1.3i! I have a later P (97) version where Rover blessed the Mini with a tall 4th gear, enabling the nipper to exceed 100mph, but I would not advise silly driving in these cars, you would need a roll cage for that kind of driving, and certainly off the public roads! I have done it out of curiosity!!
I am 6 feet tall and manage to drive it fine, I have extending seat brackets on my driver seat, and space is great, there really is an open feeling in the cockpit as the visibility is also far superior to modern day cars.Rust is a problem so wax oil is a necessity for all owners. The sills are the worst, but can vary depending on where you live.
Boot space is not great, and you will find yourself using the back seat for storage more than you think, but it is not that bad...
I am also currently running it with a power boost valve which boosts performance (so it says) I have noticed an increase in oil usage from it on the higher settings, but at the lower level it helps acceleration and removes flat spots very well. There probably will be long term damage, but it is a price I am willing to pay for the performance. (let me know if you have more info about this firstname.lastname@example.com).Overall I am very happy with this car, I will always keep this car on the road. Viva la Mini!
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jippo published 15/01/2007I've always fancied a Mini, maybe one day! Welcome to Ciao by the way. Fran x
INXS-Girl published 15/01/2007Nice review - this has been my fave car since I was a little girl.
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Georgia's track and field teams combined to win seven events and post a host of personal-best efforts at the Spec Towns National Team Invitational on Saturday.
Georgina Nembhard won her second 100-meter dash of the season with a career-best time of 11.37 seconds. She also won the 200 and ran on the 400 relay team.
On the men's side, senior Michael Proctor finished second in the 100 with a season-best time of 10.54.
Katie Weise recorded her first collegiate win, a career-best 17:26.42 in the 5,000 run. Summer Nelson also tallied her first win at Georgia after finishing her 1,500 race in 4:46.74.
Brendonn Jones won the men's 200 (22.73), Santerri Baker won the men's 100 hurdles (14.53).
In the men's open 200, freshman Brendonn Jones won his first collegiate meet after finishing with a time of 22.73 as Omari Barrow finished second (23.11).
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