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Add at least 5-7k for expenses... There are companies out there who will import them for you justjdm etc.
Its not unreasonable to expect it to owe you at least 10-12k or more by the time you land it.
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With the lack of JDM AE86'S for sale at any sort of a reasonable price I have been thinking about importing. Can anyone shed some light as to exactly the costs, quarintine, registering process etc. I am just looking for info from when the car arrives in Australia. I have the whole shipping process and car purchase covered. Thanks in advance.
Add at least 5-7k for expenses... There are companies out there who will import them for you justjdm etc.
Its not unreasonable to expect it to owe you at least 10-12k or more by the time you land it.
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Thanks for the quick reply mate. Any idea of the breakdown of cost?
These were my costs about 6 years ago, so prices may have gone up/down depending on the market value. Prices are in AUD. I used J-spec imports.
Cost of car: ~$9000
For a car with minimal rust, expect to pay at least this much. For pristine condition cars, they're around the 13 to 20k mark. In retrospect, I should have saved up a bit more to get a car with less rust. Bear in mind engine condition as well, most 86's have been thrashed if they've been alive this long.
Cost of shipping: ~$4000
There are 3 costs associated here. There's a base charge that's calculated on the volume & weight of the car, and a percentage of how much you bought the car for. You will also be charged import duties & quarrantine charges when the car lands at the dock, which will also include degassing of A/C units if your car is equipped with one.
Cost of compliance: ~$1000-$2000
You won't need to un-modify any mods because of the 15yr import rule, but you will need to add safety features such as pretensioning seatbelts for front & rear seats, parker lights etc. How many features that must be added will be dependent on your state's rules. Seatbelts are the killer here, because JDM 86's came with no pretensioners, and only lap sash belts in the rear. Expect to have some parts of your interior panels cut to make the rear belts fit. grrrrr!
Cost of registration: ~$1000-$2000
There's the cost of registration, but to get there you need to have the car in a roadworthy condition. This is usually seperate to compliancing, cause they only give you an engineers report, not a roadworthy. Some of the roadblocks in obtaining a roadworthy are:
Ride height of car, suspension not working, fluid leaks, exhaust noise, excessive rust etc. This will be heavily dependent on how strict your state's rules are, and how strict the mechanic you go to is with their roadworthys.
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Thanks for that very helpful reply hayashi!! I have imported cars to Ireland before so I know the costs of buying and shipping etc. Pretty sure from my contact in Japan that I could have a decent ae86 bought an shipped to Australia for a lot less than 13k. I was just unsure as to what other charges there may be once the car arrives in Oz. For instance when it arrives at the port do I have to pay port fees, quarentine etc etc.... I highly doubt I can just rock up an collect the car? Who would I have to get to comply the car? Rwc and rego I understand what has to be done. As a person with no import licence can I just purchase a car in Japan and have my contact ship it to Melbourne and go from there or do I have to go through some of the importers? Once again thanks for the help.
You need to share the love & hook me up with this contact! Where were you 6 years ago???
Yes, you will have to pay for port & quarrantine, import tax etc. You will also be charged for de-gassing the A/C if your car has it. I forgot to mention that, sorry.
With the paper work, you can infact just rock up & collect it, and drive it home provided you have a temporary road registration. That's how I drove my car around while trying to get things sorted at different workshops. For convinience sake, I had my car transported to my residence via truck.
There are various compliance workshops here. A Google search should help you locate one closer to your area. I'll update this post with the one I used, I can't remember the name, I'll have to dig up the paperwork when I get home.
You can DIY import, it just means you have to organise everything yourself, which will be easier for you since you have a contact in Japan. Going through an importer just reduces the amount of work you have to do yourself, for a small fee.
Give that a read, it has some good info on DIY'ing.
Once again.... Thanks for the help! http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Tit...278897?fref=ts This is the man in Japan! Very helpful ! Looks like an ae86 is definitely the way to go due to being easier to getting it complied. Can you remember how much the compliance cost you? Who decides how much the import duty and gst is? Obviously depending on the value of the car but who values it?
I don't think you would get one on the roa here for any less than 12k if ya got a car at a ok price. It would be a load of hastle and dicking around. You would buy one here for 9-12 easily and would be so much handier. Plus you can inspect the car before you buy. Anyone I've talked to who has imported here said you wouldn't have any change out of 15k
Sorry, bad news, I couldn't find the name in my documents. I was pretty sure it was Lena Engineering, but that shows up at a completely different address in Google, unless they've moved.
Compliancing costs were listed in my breakdown. The seatbelts & parking lights were the only things they needed to change, and a small hole welded shut in the floor. If the car your importing has alot of extreme mods, eg. rollcage, aftermarket brakes, it will take alot longer to compliance as they have to run tests to prove on the engineering report that these items meet safety standards. This extra work would obviously incur extra costs.
The cost of the car will determine the import duties. The value is however much you paid for it. When you buy a car, there will be documents pertaining to the amount paid, and other registration details. These documents are used by customs to calculate the tax.
Matt & john84ie are right when it comes to total cost. Using J-spec, the amount I paid to them was very minimal in the grand scheme of things. Even if you decide to DIY with the help of your JP contact, I would leave a buffer stock of cash for any hidden costs that might arise. Contingencies for contingencies. Also, make sure you get your contact to go over it with a fine tooth comb when they're inspecting the car. It's very easy to miss something especially when you're not the one physically doing the inspecting.
Whatever decision you make, I wish you all the best, and hope you find the car you're looking for.
Here is a little something I wrote at the time I went through the compliance process of my car in June earlier this year. I don't think it's really possible to do it any cheaper than this as I had the advantage of friends who work in the industry helping me out. I also did as much work as I could once the car arrived in Australia and the fact that it was a pre-1986 model meant it didn't need things that later models would need. I also had the advantage of flying over to Japan in January and finding the right car to send back and after living in Japan for 6 years I can tell you there are plenty of shitbox 86s you don't want to purchase simply by judging the little pictures on the internet. A close inspection is a must to avoid a dud. I hope this helps:
The importing and compliance experience.
I noticed a thread asking about importing an AE86 from Japan. So to help anyone else out who might be thinking of this I thought I'd do a write up on the whole process from start to finish while I'm going through the compliance of my own car now. I'll cover the time frame, costs and what's involved (and what's not) to give people a clear idea on what to expect. I'll continue to update the thread as more information comes in.
The beginning.
Firstly, you need to find a car. This can be done several ways. There are plenty of brokers and importers to help you out here. In my case, I lived in Japan for many years and have friends in the import industry so I flew to Japan and sort out a car for myself. This way I could be sure of getting exactly what I wanted (plus I got to enjoy a trip to Japan). It's a win/win solution if you're wanting to buy a car and take a holiday at the same time.
Patience my Precious.
Importing your own car isn't something to do if you want to be driving it next week. I bought my car in January and it landed in my driveway in late June. That's longer than what it would normally take as I had my car rebuilt over in Japan. However, it still comes down to when the car gets onto the boat or when the container leaves. There's a lot of paperwork and waiting before and after the car loaded onto the boat. My car went into a container. Expect to wait 3 to 4 months before you can touch your car. During this time you'll have to apply for your Import Approval. It took my paperwork about 3 weeks to get processed. My paperwork didn't get sent until about 2 weeks from when the container was due to arrive in Australia so car had actually arrived before I'd received my paperwork so my car was stuck in storage in Australia for about a week.
This is something that can cost you a lot if you're not careful. I shopped around and found most people were quoting $800+ just for the plate. Then add the cost of parts and labour onto that. I've found one guy here in Brisbane who quoted somewhere between $500-$800 over the phone and went with him because he actually came to my place to do the initial inspection and will come back in a few days to fit the plate once the work is done. This saved me on extra towing costs. The initial inspection was yesterday and here is a list of what needs to be done for my car to be complied:
New seatbelts front and rear.
Child restraint anchor points.
Rewiring of my front indicator lights and clear parker lenses.
Fit a tyre placard.
Replace blown bulb in number plate surround.
That's it!
Because my car is a 1985 model it's pre-emissions and doesn't need side intrusion bars. So I saved money in those areas. It also helps that my car is a very clean example and I'd already had all the fluids changed before the inspection. My brakes had been rebuilt in Japan and the old brake lines had been replaced with the ADR approved ones. These maybe an extra cost on other cars though. The compliance process started on Monday and I hope to be driving my car on Friday.
The costs:
Import Approval Application fee: $50
FOB (freight on board) costs: $530
Shipping fees: $1200
Taxes: $720
Towing from customs storage to my house: $60
Compliance plate fee: $726
Safety Certificate: $66
Seatbelts: $480.60 (that's new front and rear belts plus child restraint anchors and all other fittings)
The cost before registration and insurance: $3832.60 plus the cost of the car.
Registration: $434.15 (6 months, including $69 in stamp duty)
Insurance: $649.37 (comprehensive insurance with Shannons)
I'm yet to get my air con regassed in Australia ($130). That gets done this Friday as it's getting hot here in Brissy. All up, I'm still looking at a bill of around $13,000-$14,000 from memory. For me the wait was worth it because I now own a very nice, unique example. However, I can't really see a decent JDM 86 being registered in Oz for $9k. In my opinion only do it if you're after something unique. I originally hoped to pick up a nice JDM KE70 or AA63 Carina but had bad timing. If you're just after an 86 to slide then it's quicker, easier and around the same price to get something already here.


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How the Dodd-Frank Act Transformed the Core Business Model of Banks
The Dodd-Frank Act transformed the bank industry in a variety of ways. First and foremost, it requires banks to hold more capital and keep their assets in highly liquid but less profitable forms. If there's one reason it is so unpopular in the financial services industry, this is it.
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Gaby Lapera: So, we're going to talk a little bit about Dodd-Frank now, what it actually means, but something to keep in mind is that Dodd-Frank is a very weighty piece of legislation -- and I don't mean in terms of importance, although it is very important, or else we wouldn't be talking about it... although, I don't know, maybe you think we're just here to waste your time. In that case, don't listen to the podcast. [laughs]
But, no, this is actually a very long piece of legislation. What we're going to talk about now are the main points of Dodd-Frank -- so, the things that people think about when it comes to Dodd-Frank, the things that people are up in arms about when they're talking about this legislation, or the things that they're trying to protect. So, I think the first thing we should start with is capital requirements and increased liquidity, which kind of go hand-in-hand as something that banks have been complaining about pretty much nonstop since Dodd-Frank passed.
John Maxfield: Right. If you go back to the financial crisis, the theory was that what caused it, or at least, what accelerated it, was that you had these things that were called "too big to fail banks." These were massive organizations -- Bank of America , Citigroup , Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, Goldman Sachs . And these banks were operating with an enormous amount of leverage.
In Lehman Brothers' case, it was something like $30 worth of assets for every $1 worth of equity. What that means is that if those assets at a bank like that fell only 3%, basically all the capital of that bank would be wiped out, and it would be insolvent, and therefore it would have to go into bankruptcy. So, the thought process was that we need to increase how much capital banks hold, because if we increase how much capital banks hold, they'll be able to absorb those losses that happen when we go through these economic cycles. So, what they did with Dodd-Frank is they did a couple of things. First of all, the really big banks, they carved them out and applied heightened capital requirements to them, which means they have to operate with less leverage. They also instituted -- listeners have probably heard about these -- annual stress tests that tried to determine what would happen to these banks' capital on a yearly basis if the economy were to enter another financial crisis akin to the one in 2008. So, when they go through that crisis, they test what the losses would look like at these banks, and how that would impact their capital, and whether, through that crisis, they would still be able to meet these minimum capital requirements.
Then, on the liquidity side -- here's a really interesting point about the crisis that I think a lot of people miss: In some of these cases, it wasn't just an issue of capital, or it wasn't even an issue of capital, but it was more an issue of liquidity, because you had all of these bank runs on these banks, and while they had enough capital, the assets they held weren't liquid enough to turn into cash quickly enough to satisfy their depository run. So, what the regulators did was, on top of requiring banks to hold more capital, they're also requiring them to hold a larger percentage of their assets in highly liquid forms like government securities, as opposed to loans, which you can't turn into cash very quickly.
Lapera: And I'm going to interrupt you right here. The reason that banks are upset about this is that if they have larger capital requirements, meaning that they have to keep more cash in reserve, that means that they can't be using that money to make loans or do whatever it is they were going to do with it that would actually make them money. They just have to sit on it, which is upsetting to them, because before the financial crisis, there weren't really that many limits on their capital requirements, not like Dodd-Frank gave.
And on top of that, with the increased liquidity going hand-in-hand with the capital requirements, it means that they have to not only keep all this extra stuff around, all this extra money, but it has to be in a form that's easy for them to liquidate. So, it can't be in loans, because a loan is a promise to pay back money over time, so they can't call in the loans right away. It has to be in a form that is very easy to return to consumers.
Maxfield: That's a great point. When you think about what a bank earns on a loan, let's say it gets a 7% interest rate, or even a 5% on a loan, if you're keeping it in cash, you're not making any money. So, it really attacks the core profitability of banks.
Lapera: Absolutely. Then, on top of that, you have these stress tests that they have to do. I don't think anyone disagrees that you should run what-if scenarios, but the banks are saying that it's burdensome to them because it takes a lot of money to run these compliance tests. You have to pay a lot of people, and it takes a lot of time, and it's time and money that they could be spending making more money. So, they're upset that they are instead spending it to be in compliance with these federal regulations.
Maxfield: Yeah, that's right. And also, if you look at the scenarios that the Federal Reserve tests these banks against, they're almost like Great Depression-type scenarios. Now, that's a good thing, for banks to always be prepared for downturns. If you're a bank, you have to always be considering, and you always have to have in the back of your head that a downturn could be coming down the road. But just, the extreme-ness of these tests makes these banks hold so much more capital, which then, on top of that liquidity stuff, just really drives down their profitability.
Lapera: Right. And then, there's another prong to these stress tests and capital requirements, which are resolution plans, which is that the biggest banks have to tell the government regulators what they plan to do for the next year, like, who are they planning to hire? What's executive compensation like? Why are they planning on having a dividend? And the federal government can basically say yea or nay on a lot of these things.
Maxfield: I'm glad you brought that up. That's actually not the resolution plan, that's part of what's called CCAR, the Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review process. I mean, there's all these things --
Lapera: No, you're totally right, I have my notes flipped. [laughs]
Maxfield: But I'm glad you brought that up, because I'd forgotten to mention that. One of the powers that banks lost as a result of Dodd-Frank was -- any other company, the board of directors can sit down and say, "We want to raise our dividend this year," or, "We want to buy back more stock this year than we bought back last year." Because of Dodd-Frank, and the stress tests in particular, banks do not have the sole discretion to do that. They actually have to get approval on an annual basis to increase their dividend or buy back more stocks. It's a really restrictive regulatory scenario for these banks.
Gaby Lapera has no position in any stocks mentioned. John Maxfield owns shares of Bank of America and Goldman Sachs. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy .
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I like how natural lighting illuminates the mall. It makes it look more spacious. :)ReplyDelete
i like those lanterns.. and yeah, Vday and CNY are very close to each other this year, good for the malls to save cost, decorations one shot, haha!! :DReplyDelete
I do like the open concept where light can naturally flow into a place.ReplyDelete
This the one in PJ? The one-time Jaya Supermarket? I use to drop by in 1986 - met Sheila Majid there, little girl.ReplyDelete
Never been to this place.. Yep Valentine's day and CNY is just 5 days apart.. Can sekali celebrate..ReplyDelete
Lovely lanterns hanging from the ceiling.ReplyDelete
Oh, is this the new place in Jaya One where you enter via Cold Storage and pass by this place before Jaya One?ReplyDelete
I think it's before The School or right at the same building. The level indicators look the same, I was just here a few days ago. :)
Jaya Shopping Centre.. Tsk.. they demolish the whole thing and said build something new, but kept the same name.. But the inside looks much better, I remember it used to be very gloomy, the old one..ReplyDeleteReplies
You used to come here too? I am surprise that you even know this place seeing that you live in KL and Central Market area is your haunt. :)Delete
I used to work in SC Johnson as office boy for about 2 months. Their office is near the masjid/Toyota showroom. That time I took the LRT to Asia Jaya, then walked to work, so always passed by this area..Delete
No wonder you are so familiar with this area. That is quite a distance to walk (unless there is a short cut that I don't know about), good exercise!Delete
went there once during Christmas. Everything so new except for the parking. Sont think they rebuilt the parkinfReplyDelete
You must have there very early...looks deserted!ReplyDelete
Nice mall! Hope I get to shop there some day.......ReplyDelete
Looking at your pics to cuci mata, will probably not be going there. Unless some irresistable shop opens hehe.ReplyDelete
The decoration is quite tasteful. I haven't been here for ages!ReplyDelete
So Valentine is next week! Love is in the air... together with the red tanglungs...ReplyDelete
the mall looks so quiet. Is that a weekday?ReplyDelete
OMG! I attended a kiddo's birthday party there last Saturday but didn't even notice the nice lanterns. My roving eyes!ReplyDelete
Nice decor with the natural lighting and open concept. A good start to the new year, celebrating CNY with plenty of love from valentine.ReplyDelete
Never been to this place... Is it a new mall?ReplyDelete
I have never been to this mall yet. Maybe can check out over the long holidays.ReplyDelete
Haven't been there before, where's it around ya??ReplyDelete


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November 17, 2015
FRANCISCO ABRIL-RIVERA, ET AL., Plaintiffs, Appellants,v.JEH JOHNSON, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security; UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY; FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY, Defendants, Appellees. and MADELINE AGUAYO, ET AL., Plaintiffs,
APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF PUERTO RICO [Hon. Daniel R. Domínguez, U.S. District Judge]
Adriana G. Sánchez-Parés, with whom Álvaro R. Calderón, Jr., Francisco J. Ortiz-García, and Álvaro R. Calderón, Jr. L.L.P. Law Office were on brief, for appellants.
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Before Torruella, Lynch, and Thompson, Circuit Judges.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is an agency within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) tasked with assisting "State and local governments in carrying out their responsibilities to alleviate the suffering and damage that result from major disasters and emergencies by, " among other things, "[p]roviding Federal assistance programs for public and private losses and needs sustained in disasters." 44 C.F.R. § 206.3; see also 42 U.S.C. § 5174(a)(1); Exec. Order No. 12673, 54 Fed. Reg. 12, 571 (Mar. 23, 1989). Pursuant to this mission, FEMA has established call centers, which primarily receive calls from those affected by disasters, and National Processing Service Centers (NPSCs), which both receive calls and process claims.
Plaintiffs were employees of the now-closed Puerto Rico NPSC (PR-NPSC) run by FEMA. They filed this Title VII lawsuit alleging that FEMA's actions in implementing a rotational staffing plan at the PR-NPSC and in eventually closing the facility discriminated against them on the basis of their Puerto Rican national origin and constituted unlawful retaliation for protected conduct. The district court granted summary judgment to defendants, finding that defendants had legitimate, nondiscriminatory reasons for their actions and, with respect to the rotational staffing plan retaliation claim, that plaintiffs had not shown a causal link between their protected conduct and the purported retaliation.
We affirm the dismissal of the case. We hold that plaintiffs' disparate impact claims fail because the challenged actions were job-related and consistent with business necessity, and plaintiffs have not shown that there were alternatives available to FEMA that would have had less disparate impact and served FEMA's legitimate needs. Both retaliation claims fail because plaintiffs have not shown that the allegedly adverse employment actions were causally related to any protected conduct.
I. Background
We recite the facts in the light most favorable to plaintiffs. See Ramírez-Lluveras v. Rivera-Merced, 759 F.3d 10, 13 (1st Cir. 2014). In 1995, FEMA established a "temporary call center" in San Juan, Puerto Rico to address calls from Spanish-speaking victims of Hurricane Marilyn. The call center was located in a vacant manufacturing plant in Puerto Rico under a disaster lease and was originally designed to be only a temporary facility. Because the center "was never intended . . . to serve as a long-term NPSC operation, " it "did not have many of the amenities that the agency would normally seek when establishing a long-term, fixed site facility."
In 1998, the center began processing claims as well as receiving calls, and in 2003 it became the fourth full-fledged NPSC (the three others are in Maryland, Texas, and Virginia). The PR-NPSC was the only fully bilingual NPSC. FEMA made some limited improvements to the Puerto Rico facility when it became a NPSC, but it still lacked the "state of the art furniture and equipment" found in the other NPSCs.
In 2006, several groups of PR-NPSC employees complained to management that they were being paid less than their mainland counterparts. When no resolution was reached in their cases, plaintiffs filed with the Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Office an informal complaint of discrimination in October 2006 and a formal complaint of discrimination in April 2007. In May 2007, an employee filed with the EEO a class complaint on behalf of one group of employees. The class complaint was dismissed in 2008.[1]
In June 2007, FEMA's Occupational, Safety & Health Office conducted a Management Evaluation and Technical Assistance Review (METAR) of the PR-NPSC facility.[2] The METAR disclosed several "serious deficiencies, " including, for example, a lack of exit signs at several locations in the facility and the absence of "[i]nitial safety orientation training." Several of the deficiencies were rated as "[s]ignificant risk[s] to health and safety" for which "abatement measures should be initiated within 30 days." The management of the Puerto Rico center responded with a memorandum acknowledging receipt of the report and explaining the steps that the PR-NPSC had taken and would take to begin to rectify the deficiencies. By May 2008, management represented that it had addressed the major issues identified on the METAR save one: the construction of an egress route around the building.[3]Management was still concerned about the physical facility and particularly fire hazards.
PR-NPSC management arranged for a more specific Fire Protection and Life Safety Code review of the facility in May 2008. This review was arranged to address fire safety issues identified in the 2007 METAR in advance of the expiration of the facility's lease in September 2008. That inspector found several problems and produced an extensive "List of Safety & Health Items to be Completed for Facility to Become Fully Acceptable." To name just a few examples, the building did not have an automatic fire sprinkler, working fire alarms, or a sufficient number of exits. The inspector also noted that the roof of the facility could not withstand a Category 3 storm.
On May 16, 2008, Kathy Fields, the Branch Chief for NPSC Operations, notified the employees of the PR-NPSC that, "[b]ecause the safety and security of our employees is our top priority, it is necessary to suspend operations at the PR NPSC until the identified fire and life safety deficiencies are corrected." FEMA placed its employees on administrative leave and continued paying them until July 18, 2008. The facility was not occupied from May 16, 2008, to mid-July 2008. It later resumed operations, with a limited staff.
In light of these ongoing concerns, FEMA "determined that the cost of repairing and/or relocating the facility necessitated a critical review." Fields began considering the option of closing the PR-NPSC upon expiration of the lease. As explained in a May 19, 2008, e-mail:
[Fields'] main rationale for closure is that the Agency no longer requires the large Spanish-language capacity it is carrying at the NPSC's. Also, the overall need for personnel at the NPSC's has lessened. Further, to the extent Spanish-language NPSC employees are needed, this can probably be accommodated at the other NPSC's in Texas, Maryland and Virginia. Lastly, the lease for the Puerto Rico NPSC is about to expire -- so that's why she's thinking through these issues now. . . .
The last big Puerto Rico disaster requiring a large capacity of Spanish-language employees in the NPSC's was Hurricane Georges in 1998.
Since that time the need for Spanish-language personnel at the NPSC's has been steadily declining. Essentially, the Agency has been carrying a large Spanish-language capacity at the NPSC's for some time at a level that's greater than needed.
Fields circulated a report outlining her recommendations and her reasoning to several senior FEMA officials on May 23, 2008, as to short-term and longer-term options.[4] The report explained that the immediate repairs necessary to temporarily reoccupy the building until the end of the lease would cost $75, 000, while the longer-term repairs necessary to permanently reoccupy the building would cost $525, 000. These estimates did not include the cost of a new roof, which the report noted was also needed.
However, the lease on the facility would expire at the end of September 2008, unless temporarily extended. As it was, FEMA occupied the facility until February 2009. A new facility would have cost FEMA nearly $9 million up front and would have had an annual operating cost of approximately $19 million. The report concluded that, because the remainder of the NPSC system had the capacity to absorb the PR-NPSC's workload, these potential expenses were not justified, and it was preferable to simply let the facility's lease expire and not build a new facility. The report also included a list of options for addressing the PR-NPSC's deficiencies that had been considered and rejected.
David Garratt, FEMA's Deputy Assistant Administrator, the principal recipient of the report, responded to Fields that he "agree[d] with the recommendation and supporting logic." He stated that he would forward the report to FEMA's Deputy Administrator.
On July 15, 2008, Fields sent a memorandum to all PR-NPSC employees explaining that, based on FEMA's review of the inspection results, FEMA had decided in the short term "to continue making repairs to the facility and, " while that was done, "to resume operations with a reduced staff sufficient to ensure readiness in the event disaster activity warrants increased staffing levels." The memorandum announced a new staffing plan, which involved having approximately 15-20 employees (out of a total of around 300) work at a time, on a rotational basis. This rotational staffing plan, Fields explained, was "expected to continue through the end of calendar year 2008; a decision on the longer-term future of the PR-NPSC ha[d] not yet been made." FEMA placed PR-NPSC employees who were not working on "non-duty, non-pay status effective July 19, 2008, " but volunteered to "make every effort to assist" employees who wished to transfer to one of the other NPSCs.[5]
FEMA completed "[c]ritical repairs" to keep the PR-NPSC open in October 2008, which allowed the center to operate at an "expanded, but still limited capacity, " "subject to continued implementation of [certain] life safety measures."[6] By this time, the FEMA Administrator had decided to close the PR-NPSC permanently, and so recommended to DHS. The DHS Secretary agreed on December 10, 2008, and the closure and the elimination of all positions at the PR-NPSC were announced, including to PR-NPSC employees, on December 30, 2008. In an e-mail the next day, the FEMA Administrator explained:
[W]e carefully considered all available options before making the decision to close the Puerto Rico NPSC. It was determined that this facility, originally established only to serve a temporary mission, no longer has an operational requirement. Additionally, and in view of the inadequacy of the existing facility, FEMA determined that it would not be a sound investment to repair or relocate the Puerto Rico NPSC to a new facility.
The Administrator reiterated Fields' statement that FEMA would assist PR-NPSC employees in seeking another position within FEMA. Some PR-NPSC employees did in fact transfer to a different NPSC facility.
Another memorandum from Fields to PR-NPSC employees, dated December 30, 2008, explained the reasons for the facility's closure in more detail. First, NPSC call volume had decreased since 2004 in light of the availability of Internet self-service options. Second, Spanish-language calls in particular had become an almost negligible portion of the NPSC workload. Third, the PR-NPSC facility was "not suitable to serve as a long-term NPSC operation" because it "was never outfitted with modern systems furniture and the supporting electrical infrastructure and some of the critical telecommunications equipment needed to support future technology upgrades." In ...
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It was in 1909 that the Selfridge's department store on London's Oxford Street first opened its doors; and with it, the art of window dressing was introduced to England. Featuring the longest window facade ever seen in Britain, the store achieved instant fame with over 150,000 people visiting the premises by 6.30pm that day – a testament to the power of visual merchandising.
Described as having a "revolutionary understanding of publicity and the theatre of retail ," retail magnate Harry Gordon Selfridge was ahead of his time. He understood what remains true even now: that a targeted and well-appointed window display can help sell your brand, inspire discussion and even entertain.
In today's retail landscape, despite the growth of the digital market, high street windows have become a critical marketing tool. Research shows that window displays within the retail environment influence our purchasing decisions an average of 24% of the time . Faced with stiff competition from e-commerce and rival bricks-and-mortar outlets, retailers have never had to work so hard to catch the attention of passers-by and, ultimately, capture sales. With just a few seconds to attract and engage with passing trade, it's crucial they get it just right.
This is where commercial printers and signmakers can be of real value to those within the retail sector. By applying their expertise and knowledge of sign and display products, including specialist signage products for windows, they can work creatively with retailers to make their shopfront stand out from the crowd.
The design of window signage is important, but of equal importance is the material on which it is printed. This will make a big difference to how attractive the finished display will look. With emerging technology and materials, modern window graphics make it easier than ever to create interesting and attention-grabbing displays. A wide range of highly effective, yet simple to use, solutions are available across a variety of applications. For example:-
Bare windows can cause problems for some outlets, such as cafés and restaurants, who need to consider that customers might not want to be sat in full view of the public. Here, Coala One Way Vision offers a clever solution. Its white gloss perforated vinyl enables the printed surface to be viewed from the outside, whilst inside, customers or patrons have good visibility through the window thanks to the perforations.
Night time displays are becoming more and more important for retailers to stand out after hours and communicate to customers during the evening. For vibrant illuminated graphics that provide spectacular displays, Contra Vision BACKLITE is a translucent perforated window film that allows see-through graphics to be enabled at night using back lighting from inside the window. Similar products available on the market are Coala's Backlit Textile and Backlit Film, Oracal 3635 and Oracal Commercial C.
Meanwhile, for keeping customers updated and engaged, retail outlets will need to refresh their windows much more regularly by promoting seasonal stock changes and sales. Here, window graphics, using materials such as Kernow MetaliK, Oracal 8510 and Oracal 8300, are exceptionally useful as they can be easily added, repositioned, removed or re-used according to the campaign or promotion that particular day, week or month.
Looking to the future and all things digital, interactive windows will become a more immersive experience. Studies by POPAI have shown that displays with motion can increase sales by up to 317% . Already on the market, we are seeing signmaking materials evolve and respond to this trend, with digital screens, motion light boxes, moving signs and light displays featuring in some of the most up and coming brands' window displays.
If commercial printers and signmakers continue to understand the challenges retailers are faced with when trying to stand out from their competition, they will be well placed to have that initial dialogue with this new customer base and, hopefully, tap into a new sales stream.
When considering the design of a shop window, retailers will be following the principles of engagement relating to visual merchandising; namely: to attract attention from a distance, having visual stand-out; and to engage with those directly outside the store, sparking interest and, critically, an emotional connection.
By sharing our expertise of what can be achieved visually through print with today's modern sign and display products, we can use striking, creative and exciting graphics to help retailers trigger that emotional response with passers-by, and maybe entice repeat, or even new customers through the door.
Photo caption: Antalis experts presenting the 'Décor Live' workshop at Sign & Digital UK 2018


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On Thursday 8th March, the Third Deputy Ambassador, representing the Republic of Equatorial Guinea, highlighted the Afghan female collective through a speech on International Women's Day, together with the commitment of the Malabo Government to empower and support women, both in our country and those where women continue to suffer inequalities in other parts of the world.
Supported by the collective of Equatoguinean women who carry out their functions under presidential decree in order to strengthen the work of the Security Council, and seconded by the Ambassadors, Anatolio Ndong Mba and Job Obiang Esono Mbengono, Amparo Mele Colifa began her speech by congratulating the Low Countries for the initiative to call for a debate by the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), on such an important day as International Women's Day.
A day on which I am moved in representation of the Government of my country in favour of women in Afghanistan, to send out a message to all Governments and world leaders, in particular the Afghan Government, in the following terms: if we can be sitting down here today, then they, the women of Afghanistan, also can", indicated the Ambassador Amparo Mele Colifa.
For her part, Mele Kolifa declared that the celebration of 8th March provides an opportunity to transform the impulse into action, in order to empower women in all contexts, and above all to pay homage to the activists who work ceaselessly id defence of the rights of women.
The Republic of Equatorial Guinea, in supporting the review of the UNAMA mandate, firmly recognises and rightly appreciates the vital role played by the Assistance Mission and all UN agencies in support of the Afghan people in their attempts to promote peace and reconciliation, monitor and promote Human Rights, and help to improve the integration, inclusion and sustainability of electoral processes", she said, in another part of her speech.
The Deputy Ambassador concluded by affirming that the Government of Equatorial Guinea views with satisfaction the continued efforts of the Government of Afghanistan to seek the necessary strategies to put an end to the violence and forge a sustainable peace.
Source: Official Web Page of the Government of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea


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Another Postal Formation haul!
Starting off the week with a bang, I had no fewer than three packages waiting for me when I got home. Two were purchases, and one was a gift from a dear Fossil Forum friend from the Netherlands.
First up, a "gold bug":
This phacopid is Metacanthina barrandei from the Couche Rouge, Maeder Region of Morocco. The trilobites in this layer are entirely replaced by chalcopyrite. In this case it is likely that the trilobite during preparation was painted or polished/buffed to appear in this fashion. It has two interesting features that distinguish this species: a tiny "spathe" at the end of the glabella (looks like it is sticking out its tongue) and a distinct occipital spike just below the cephalon. This one is not tiny, either, at about 90 mm tip to tip.
Similar to the trilobite I featured first last week, this is of the same genus. I welcome Gerastos ainrasifus to my collection. Just like the other proetid, it is fairly small at around 30 mm.
And now for the splendid gifts from my friend Pat overseas. This first is the classic, glabella-bulging Moroccan phacopid, Reedops sp. Some fabulous eye detail, yes, but that "shnozz" is something else!
This one is a bit tough to make out until I hook up the digital scope, but this barely 5 mm wide cephalon belongs to the very rare Diacanthaspis (Acanthalomina) minuta, a Silurian Odontopleurid (my first!) from Lodenice, Czech Republic. It has the tuberculate cephalic markings somewhat similar to various species of Ceraurus, but is more closely related to various Lichid trilobites.
And another lovely gift: the Ordovician asaphid Ogyiocaris dilatata. This was collected from the Oslo fjord area in Norway and are considered very rare.
And this one, well, this Belgian trilobite has yet to be formally described! It comes from the Hotton area, Ardennes, Belgium. I am guessing a phacopid of some kind, and it looks like I might give some matrix removal a try to see if I can find more of it in there.
And apart from these lovely trilo-gifts, I also received a cool Roman coin from the reign of Constantine II (337-340 AD), and shrapnel from the battlefield of the very famous - and one of the bloodiest - Battle of the Somme, which took place between the British (+Canada!) and the French against the Germans, July to November 1916. These are two pieces of non-trilobite history I very much cherish. It's been a fantastic day indeed!
More Postal Formation Finds
It is raining today, and looks to be mild and almost springlike going into March... But I will err on the side of caution and say it is a false spring just so I don't get my hopes up if the polar vortex returns.
A good haul of things came for me today:
A common, but welcome Gerastos tuberculatus marocensis from Morocco. Many online dealers misname this as Gerastos granulosus, but no such species is identified from Morocco.
This is Coltraneia oufatenensis, a very distinct Devonian phacopid from Morocco, and the only trilobite named after a musician (John Coltrane). Note the tall eyes on this crazy looking trilobite
I desperately needed a new fossil hunting backpack. My old one, which was really just an appropriated school backpack, had to be turfed after my terminally ill cat Portia had peed on it. And cat pee almost never goes away. But this one is extremely sturdy with loads of compartments, handles, and clips. It is going to be a great mobile kit to carry my expanding range of tools and containers.
Fossil February!
Today's post is another that beats the winter blahs. The first is just some tinkering with some of my finds from the previous year, and the second is a generous gift from a forum member.
I am definitely running out of material to explore and prep, so I took a look at some of my one-of-a-kind specimens and noticed that maybe, just maybe, I could poke around my little Achatella achates from Brechin a bit more. I knew it was not complete, but finding even a cephalon of this Ordovician phacopid is quite uncommon.
This is a before and after sequence. Using a pin vice and my fancy microscope, I was able to remove some of the matrix to uncover more of the cephalon, but also the characteristic long genal spines of this species. Finding a whole one would be a trip-maker, for sure, but having an intact cephalon of this species is not too shabby.
The next item is the result of a very lovely gift by one of our very great forum members, Dave A. from NY state. I've been wanting one of these for some time. The fragments my friend Tim gave me last April managed to make me pine in finding a fuller one of these very interesting holmonotid bugs. So here is Dipleura dekayi in its semi-prone, semi-enrolled glory:
This one measures 10 cm along the axis if full prone, and so close to the upper end for how big these got. It is speculated by Whittington that it was a benthic critter that buried itself in sand with only its turret-like eyes protruding, hunting in a manner reminiscent of modern day crabs. This is one great Devonian delight for me.
Will there be more trilobites? There will be more trilobites, as they are en route as I type this. Stay tuned!
Winter is still dragging, and so one is forced to trade in the rock hammer for the credit card, or otherwise engage in some friendly fossil trades. Today was a good one for receiving a few new delights.
This might not be exciting to, well, anyone, but I quite desperately needed this prep tool. This is a double-collared pin vice that will make any of my pin-prepping much easier. Up until now, I've been holding the sewing needle between my fingertips, and after a while my hand starts to cramp. This tool will give me much more control. This tool didn't quite break the bank at about a dollar, free shipping.
This was part of a marvellous package sent to me by Hong Chan Ui from South Korea. I had sent him a package of trilobites last month with a few other fossil goodies, and he in turn sent me two trilobite species I don't have and also perked the package with some South Korean coins and tektites. How cool is that! The specimen above is a partial pygidium of the rare Ordovician asaphid, Dolerobasilicus sp. from Taebaek, Gongwon-Do, South Korea.
This glorious Devonian phacopid in the same package is Mrakibina cattoi from the El Oftal formation Jebel Mrakib, Ma'der, Alnif, Morocco. A near cousin of Greenops. The preservation detail and preparation is just remarkable.
This large Silurian phacopid was an eBay steal. Meet Coronocephalus gaoluoensis, coming in at 7 cm, or 3 inches long. Note the impressive pygidial spikes, if not the crazy number of segments. You usually find these as pygidia only. This is from Hunan Province, China.
These new acquisitions surely take a bit of the grinding gloom out of winter. But, as always, stay tuned: six or more bugs are still on their way, and it isn't even the official start of the 2018 collecting season yet!
Kane Faucher
August 2020


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Instantiate EHCI and OHCI controllers on Allwinner A10. The first patch in the series moves the declaration of EHCISysBusState from hcd-ohci.c to hcd-ohci.h. This lets us add the structure to AwA10State. Similar, TYPE_SYSBUS_OHCI is moved to be able to use it outside its driver. The second patch introduces the ehci-sysbus property "companion-enable". This lets us use object_property_set_bool() to enable companion mode. The third patch instantiates EHCI and OHCI ports for Allwinner-A10 and marks the OHCI ports as companions of the respective EHCI ports. Tested by attaching various high speed and full speed devices, and by booting from USB drive. v3: Rebased to master v2: Add summary Rewrite to instantiate OHCI in companion mode; add patch 2/3 Merge EHCI and OHCI instantiation into a single patch ---------------------------------------------------------------- Guenter Roeck (3): hw: usb: hcd-ohci: Move OHCISysBusState and TYPE_SYSBUS_OHCI to include file hcd-ehci: Introduce "companion-enable" sysbus property arm: allwinner: Wire up USB ports hw/arm/allwinner-a10.c | 43 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ hw/usb/hcd-ehci-sysbus.c | 2 ++ hw/usb/hcd-ohci.c | 15 --------------- hw/usb/hcd-ohci.h | 16 ++++++++++++++++ include/hw/arm/allwinner-a10.h | 6 ++++++ 5 files changed, 67 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-)
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Welcome home to this wonderful town house in the Villages of Urbana. It is an end unit and has 3 Bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms and many upgraded options and finishes. The gourmet kitchen features a center island with sink, dishwasher, and cabinets as well as a raised breakfast bar with enough seating for four. The kitchen also features stainless steel appliances, plenty of cabinets, gas cook top, microwave/convection oven, wall oven, and a tile back splash. The exhaust fan above the cook top vents to the outside. The granite counter tops have a beautiful gold tone. There is also a large walk in pantry with tons of space. The formal dining room is big enough to accommodate a table with seating for eight. The living/family room space is adjacent to the kitchen, perfect for entertaining and also opens to the balcony. The gas fireplace helps create a warm feeling in this space. This level also has a powder room. Beautiful hardwood floors cover the entire level. The large master bedroom features a tray ceiling and 2 walk in closets. The master bathroom has a double sink upgraded vanity with a granite top, ceramic tile floors and shower which also has two separate shower heads. There are two additional bedrooms and laundry on this level. This level also contains another full bathroom that has a granite top vanity with 2 sinks and ceramic tile flooring. The entry level of the home features an office or sitting space as well as a powder room. Lots of light fills this home with the many windows throughout. Other features include recessed lighting, tankless hot water heater, plantation shutters and blinds, two car attached garage and driveway space for two additional cars. The neighborhood is full of amenities with two pools with club houses, tot lots, basketball court, tennis court, library, seasonal farmers market, grocery store, restaurants, shops, medical resources, basically everything you need. Also close are main commuter routes and transportation.
Townhouse, Traditional, 3+ Story
2 Full/2 Half
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Brick, Brick Front, Vinyl Siding
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2,200 sq. ft
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- Fireplaces
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- Basketball Courts, Common Grounds, Community Center, Exercise Room, Pool - Outdoor, Swimming Pool, Non-Lake Recreational Area, Recreational Center, Tennis Courts, Tot Lots/Playground
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