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Director Marc Webb has found his Harry Osborn. We learned back in October that Webb and producers were working to cast the integral role of Peter Parker's best friend, Harry Osborn, in the Amazing Spider-Man sequel, and a couple of casting shortlists followed shortly thereafter. It was first reported that Dane DeHaan, Alden Ehrenreich, and Brady Corbet were in the running for the role, then a subsequent report claimed that producers had a change of heart and were looking to cast a more athletic-looking actor in the role. Whether that second report was hogwash or not, Webb announced today on Twitter that none other than Dane DeHaan has come away with the role. Hit the jump for more.
Webb took it upon himself to break the news of DeHaan's casting on his Twitter account this afternoon:
Meet Harry Osborn.@danedehaan. twitter.com/MarcW/status/2…
— Marc Webb (@MarcW) December 3, 2012
The press release adds that DeHaan has been cast in the next installment "of the Spider-Man Trilogy," once again noting that a three-film arc has been plotted out. DeHaan made waves earlier this year for his impressive work in the superhero pic Chronicle, and he was a bit of a fan-favorite for the Osborn role once word came down that he was on the shortlist. He's got great range, and I think he fits in nicely with the ensemble of talented actors that Webb has assembled for the follow-up. In addition to the returning Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone, we also have Shailene Woodley set as Mary Jane and Jamie Foxx in line to play the film's villain Electro. I'm interested to see how this new iteration of Osborn differs from the Sam Raimi version played by James Franco, and casting DeHaan in the part is certainly a great start.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is set to begin production early next year in anticipation of a May 2, 2014 release date. Read the press release below:
DANE DeHAAN SET TO JOIN CAST OF THE NEXT INSTALLMENT IN THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN™ TRILOGY
CULVER CITY, Calif., December 3, 2012 – Dane DeHaan will join the cast of the next installment of The Amazing Spider-Man™ along side Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, Jamie Foxx and Shailene Woodley as Columbia Pictures prepares to begin production on the next chapter of the blockbuster franchise, it was announced today by Doug Belgrad, president of Columbia Pictures, and Hannah Minghella, president of production for the studio.
The screenplay is by Alex Kurtzman & Roberto Orci and Jeff Pinkner based on a previous draft by James Vanderbilt. The film will be directed by Marc Webb and produced by Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach.
The casting of DeHaan as Harry Osborn was confirmed this morning in a tweet by Webb (@MarcW) who wrote "Meet Harry Osborn. So excited to have him on board. @danedehaan."
"Dane is an exciting and extraordinary young actor and he is a fantastic addition to our cast," Webb said.
The new film in the Spider-Man saga is set for release in 3D on May 2, 2014. Production will begin in early 2013.
Webb, Garfield and Stone previously teamed on this summer's blockbuster The Amazing Spider-Man, which has taken in more than $751 million worldwide.
DeHaan caught moviegoers' attention with his performances in four 2012 releases: Steven Spielberg's Lincoln, opposite Daniel Day-Lewis and Lukas Haas; John Hillcoat's Lawless, alongside Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy, and Jason Clarke; Bradley Rust Gray's Jack & Diane, with Juno Temple and Riley Keough; and one of the year's biggest sleeper hits, the adventure thriller Chronicle, directed by Josh Trank. He began his film career with director John Sayles and actor Chris Cooper in Amigo.
DeHaan next stars in Place Beyond the Pines alongside Bradley Cooper and Ryan Gosling. In addition he will star in Atom Egoyan's Devil's Knot, with Reese Witherspoon and Colin Firth, about the fate of the West Memphis Three; and John Krokidas' Kill Your Darlings, with Jack Huston, Daniel Radcliffe, Ben Foster, and Kyra Sedgwick, set in 1944 amidst the Beat Generation.
Mr. DeHaan first came to industry attention with his portrayal of Jesse in the third season of the critically applauded drama series In Treatment, starring alongside Gabriel Byrne. This was followed by a guest arc in the fourth season of the popular horror series True Blood.
In 2010, he received an Obie Award for his performance in Annie Baker's The Aliens, directed by Sam Gold. The Rattlestick Theater production was cited as "Play of the Year" by The New York Times. Mr. DeHaan made his Broadway debut in with American Buffalo, Robert Falls' 2008 staging of the classic David Mamet play.


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Product Details
Our 5ft x 7.5ft Straight Pop Up Display features a lightweight and easy to setup pop up display with stretch fabric graphics and included black nylon travel bag.
Setup is as easy as placing the display on the floor, expanding open and snapping the connector clips together on the back. The one-piece fabric graphic comes pre-attached to the frame using velcro.
When the event is over, easily collapse the frame with front graphic attached and stow away in your included hard case with wheels. When you need to replace your graphic, just pull off the graphic from the frame and attach a new graphic.
All graphics are printed on high quality polyester stretch fabric with the latest 8 color dye-sublimation process producing rich colors and detailed images.
- 1 - 5ft x 7.5ft Straight Pop Up Display Frame
- 1 - 5ft x 7.5ft Straight Pop Up Display Graphic with Endcaps
- 1 - Black Nylon Travel Bag
Add-on Accessories
- Display Dimensions: 60"W x 89"H x 12"D
- Display Construction: Aluminum Scissor Truss Frame
- Graphic Material: Dye Sublimated Polyester Stretch Fabric
- Graphic Finishing: Hemmed & Velcro Stitched
- Shipping Dimensions: 12"L x 9"W x 35"H
- Shipping Weight: 18 lbs
- Production Lead Time: 3-4 business days
Graphic Template / Instructions
Artwork Guidelines
If you are not able to generate a "High Quality Print" PDF, we accept the following software generated file formats.
- Photoshop .PSD Include all layers, paths, channels, links and fonts.
- Illustrator .AI Convert text to outlines, include all linked images (do not embed images).
- InDesign and QuarkXpress files are not recommended for large format printing. We only except "High Quality Printing" PDF's generated from these software programs.
Production Lead Times
Production and delivery times for custom graphic orders are based on artwork proof approval. Proofs are sent within one business day of artwork submission. The artwork approval cut-off time for production to begin the following business day is 3pm EST.
For example, if your artwork is submitted at 10am on Monday, you should expect to receive proofs no later than 10am on Tuesday. Artwork must then be approved by 3pm Tuesday for production to begin on Wednesday. If artwork approval is received after 3pm, then production will begin Thursday.
Please note that failure to respond to the proofs approval email in writing by the mandatory cut-off time may result in rush service fees or missed deadlines.
Trade Show House will not be held liable for missed deadlines due to carrier delays, as the responsibility for delivery of each parcel falls on the carrier service, and cannot be controlled once the item is shipped.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping Methods
Trade Show House uses United Parcel Service and Federal Express for order shipments. We use the U.S. Postal Service for shipments of printed catalogs and samples only. A street address is required on all product orders. We cannot deliver product orders to P.O. Boxes. Please note that production time does not include freight time.
Time Critical Orders
Customers with firm event dates must indicate those dates when ordering online. Please enter your in-hand date in the comments field when placing your order. Custom orders involving artwork often require expedited shipping to meet client in-hand dates. Customer service will inform customers of added shipping expenses prior to making any changes to their order. No charges will be made without the express permission of the client. Trade Show House reserves the right to change carriers at is sole discretion.
Shipping Damage
The arrival of a product damaged during shipping is a 'non-warranty issue' and claims must be reported to the customer service department within three business days of receipt. When submitting a shipping damage claim, we may require digital photos to document the damage to the shipping container or product. Please be sure to sign for packages as "damaged". Upon authorization to return the damaged product, all returns must be made to Trade Show House within 2 weeks of delivery.
Missing Parts
Please verify items shipped against the packing list immediately upon receiving your shipments to ensure accuracy. If you suspect that the delivery is incorrect or missing parts, please contact our customer service department immediately.
Carrier Delays
At Trade Show House, we pride ourselves on our quality and production processes to ensure orders are produced and shipped on time. Unfortunately, we have no control over delivery of orders once they leave our production facilities. Once an order is picked up, the responsibility for timely delivery falls on the carrier. Trade Show House will not be held liable for missed event dates due to carrier delay issues.Return Policy
Should you need to return a product due to order cancellation or for any other reason not covered by our warranty, we reserve the right to carry out a 100% inspection of the product before accepting the return. All returns of this nature are susceptible to a 25% restocking fee. Unwanted returns will not be accepted 30 days after the shipping date of the original product. Trade Show House will not accept the return of a used product, a custom made product, or inkjet graphics.
Shipping Damage
The arrival of a product damaged in shipping is a 'non-warranty issue' and claims must be reported to our customer service department within three business days of receipt as carriers will not settle damage claims after this period. Customers that delay damage reporting will forfeit their right to replacement. When submitting a shipping damage claim, digital photos may be required to document damage to the shipping container or product. Carriers reserve the right to inspect damages prior to settling a claim. Upon authorization to return the damaged product, all returns must be made to Trade Show House within 2 weeks of delivery.
Order Cancellation
Cancellation of custom manufactured or imprinted products may accrue costs associated with the order up to the time of cancellation. The customer is responsible for these costs which can include, but are not limited to, labor, materials and custom imprinting.

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Since being introduced in 1999, ISAs have proved one of the most popular and tax-efficient ways to save and invest for the future. In his March 2014 Budget, the Chancellor sprung a welcome surprise when he announced sweeping changes to ISA regulations, designed to encourage people to save more by offering bigger tax breaks and greater flexibility.
The ISA allowance remained at £20,000 for the tax year 2020/21, and the changes from July 2014 now allow full flexibility in the use of cash and investments within the overall annual limit.
St. James's Place draw on the expertise of some of the world's top investment professionals to manage our ISA funds, and match the risks you are prepared to take with a well-diversified and balanced portfolio to create an appropriate strategy to aim for income or capital growth. Through regular reviews we adjust the mix to reflect changing needs and markets.
Key Investor Information Documents
Before investing in a Unit Trust via an ISA, it is important that you read our Key Investor Information Documents and Supplementary Information Document.
The favourable tax treatment given to ISAs is subject to changes in legislation and may not be maintained in the future.
The value of an investment with St. James's Place will be directly linked to the performance of funds you select and the value can therefore go down as well as up. You may get back less than you invested.
An investment in a Stocks and Shares ISA will not provide the same security of capital associated with a cash ISA.
Please use the contact form below should you wish to discuss investing in a St. James's Place ISA.


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We're excited to announce the release of Sencha GXT 3.0.4. This version is avaiable only to our active support subscribers. Support subscribers can download the latest version of GXT from the support portal at http://support.sencha.com or from maven.
Thank you,
The Sencha GXT Team
Release 3.0.4 (2/5/13 - tag 3.0.4)
General Changes
API Changes
- [EXTGWT-2488] - Support GWT 2.5 closure compiler feature
- [EXTGWT-2779] - Add support for IE10 (GXT.isIE10 and gxt.user.agent)
- VML Draw engine now supports clipping (except for rotated sprites, due to limitations in VML)
- Added NumberField and SpinnerField subclasses that support Integer/Float/Double/Long/Short/BigDecimal/BigInteger via a default constructor
- Added ComboBox/ComboBoxCell subclasses with specific String support, allowing user-entered values and optionally keeping them in the store
- Backwards incompatible - renamed protected method Menu.onAutoHide to Menu.onPreviewEvent, and changed signature to return void to clarify that the method is only to update the Menu based on the preview event, and the return value has no effect.
- [EXTGWT-1937] - Error tip has discontinuous border in IE6
- [EXTGWT-2172] - FieldSet does not respect height
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- [EXTGWT-2252] - Forms : Forms Example and Forms Example (UI Binder): Validation is not functioning as per the text in error tool tip
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- [EXTGWT-2548] - In FF and IE9, chart axis do not draw properly on hidden tab
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Carbonado Black Diamond Unisex Dance Shoe
You Save: $-129.99 USD (100%)
Carbonado Black Diamond Unisex Dance Shoe
You Save: $-129.99 USD (100%)
Product Description
- Product Description
- Return / Exchanges
- Quality Guarantee
- Fitting Guidlines
- Pre-Orders
- Unless otherwise stated in the description of the product, the width is standard (not narrow or wide). If you have a wide fit, you may want to consider ordering your shoes a half size up.
- Elevate your presence with the Black Carbonado Dance Shoe. Dance on and Off the dance floor. Made of top-quality, full-grain leather. Features a cushioned insole and heel for extra support and comfort.
Shoe Materials / Design
- LACE-UP- Adjustable
- UPPER: Black Leather with DIamond Rock
- OUTSOLE: All- PURPOSE Street Sole. Can be worn to dance on any surface
- LINING: Moisture Absorbent lining
- HEEL: .25in Low Profile Comfort heel
Return / Exchanges
Hassle Free Returns
What items are returnable?
- Items not used within 30 days of delivery date.
- Items must be in new unused condition. Without showing signs of wear or damage in any way.
- Must not have, foot imprints, discoloring or dirt on the insole.
- Dirty outsoles are also unacceptable.
- Please try your shoes on a clean surface.
- You may return an item(s) for an exchange.
- Once your return is processed, we will issue you store credit in the form of a Yami™ E-Gift Card. That you can choose your exchange or use on a future buy.
- Yami™ E-Gift Cards never expire, and are redeemable right away!
Wrong item or Size Delivered
- If we shipped you an incorrect iem. We will take full responsibility.
- Please contact us within 3 days of delivery through our return center.
- Please submit a picture for approval.
- Once your return is processed. We will issue you store credit in the form of a Yami™ E-Gift Card for use on your exchange or future purchase.
- E-Gift Cards never expire, and are redeemable right away!
Defective Goods
- Defective goods are items that have a defect before wear.
- Please contact us within 3 business days and submit a photo of the defective area for approval.
- Use our return center to start the return.
- Once your return is processed, we will issue you store credit in the form of a Yami™ E-Gift Card. For use on a exchange or a new purchase.
- E-Gift Cards never expire, and are redeemable right away!
- Please include your shoe bag with your return!
- Yami™ Shoes does not provide pre-paid return labels. You will be responsible for covering the shipping costs for returns.
- Depending on the shipping method and carrier you select. Your return package may take several days to reach us. Keep your proof of postage and ship your return along with a tracking number. As we are not liable for return packages that are lost or stolen in-transit.
- Without proof of receipt, and delivery. Yami™ Dance Shoes will not issue store credit for your returns.
- Once your return is processed, we will issue you store credit in the form of a Yami™ E-Gift Card. For use on your exchange or future purchase.
- E-Gift Cards never expire, and are redeemable right away!
What items are non-refundable?
Pre-Order / Custom Shoe Orders
- Custom orders are specially made for you!
- Custom orders are orders with specific colors or heel size request. Outside what we carry in stock.
Final Sales
- Final sale items are items that are super discounted where the sale is final.
- These items are not returnable.
Are there any charges for return?
- There are no charges for returns by Yami™ Dance Shoes
- Original shipping charges are non-refundable
- You are responsible for return shipping charges.
- Please note, There are no shipping charges for items mistakenly shipped or defective goods. Yami™ Dance Shoes takes full responsibility.
- All other shipping charges for returns are the responsibility of the customer.
Returned to Sender & Refused Packages
This can happen if:
- an address is invalid or missing information
- the carrier is unable to deliver your package
- the order is refused by the customer at the time of delivery.
- Returned to sender or refused packages will be restocked. You will be issued store credit in the form of an E-Gift Card minus the initial shipping charge.
- We are unable to replace or reship in these instances. As all returned shipments are processed by our Returns Center.
- Instead, please use the E-Gift Card to place a new order using the correct address.
- Keep in mind that we do not guarantee your items will be in-stock at the time of your reorder.
Refunds and exchanges are all contingent upon inspection of item(s).
How do I start a return?
- Visit our RETURN CENTER to start the return process
- Enter your order number and email address.
- Click Start a Return.
- Please Note, if you did not enter your email during checkout you will receive an error message.
- Please contact us with a valid email address that we can add to your account.
- Once we add your email you can continue with the return process.
- Follow the screen instructions and select the items you want to return
- You will receive a confirmation email with shipping guidelines
Quality Guarantee
We take pride in developing and manufacturing quality products.
Yami Dance Shoe Guarantee covers the quality of our workmanship and/or materials as long as the shoes are used under normal conditions, for the purpose and on surfaces intended.
You are covered for up to 6 months of the sale date.
• Suede peeling, missing crystal, an imperfection in appearance are all considered minor damage.
If you would like to keep and fix your shoe, we would be happy to give 50% off new shoe of equal value.
Your discount can be used for your next purchase.
• Heel and shoe strap breakage is considered damaged shoes. We will replace your damaged shoe free of charge.
• There is no need to return your damaged shoe to us unless our team requests it.
• Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com via email.
1. HEADLINE your email "Damaged Shoe" so that we can rank your request
2. PHOTO of the damaged shoe. Include close-ups of the damaged area.
3. Order Number. Please include your order number in the email. If you don't have your order number, please create or log into our webpage here so that you can have access to your order history.
4. SHIPPING ADDRESSto send the new item.
Wear and tear is a natural occurrence and does not qualify as defective and is not covered in the Guarantee
• The Guarantee does not cover excessive or unusual wear of your dance shoes.
• Cuts, burns, scratches, wear, and tear on the material or mistreatment of the shoe. Shoes that are damaged by surfaces that are NOT smooth
• For Example: Dancing on rugs, cement, concrete, rock, sand, and gravel.Surface damage is determined by the type of outer sole purchased. Unsatisfied with the fitting and feel
• We make every attempt to fit shoes properly and find the right type of shoes for each individual. However, the customer must make the final determination on how a shoe fits and feels.
• We have a 30-day return guarantee that covers sizing and fitting concerns. You can review our Policy Here
It is our goal that you are 100% Satisfied with our products.
Fitting Guidlines
Please order your dance shoes a half size smaller than your everyday shoe size.
The reason for the smaller size is that Dance Shoes should fit you snug to avoid Injuries.
The only exception to the above guide is if you have a wide fit.
Please note that our dance shoes have a standard width (not narrow or wide).
How To Measure Your Foot:
Tip. It helps to hold the pencil straight.
Step 2:
Please contact us if you have any further sizing questions.
Our friendly customer service can help you with any fitting concerns.
Out of Stock Preorder/ Shoe Reservations:
Don't wait, Reserve your dance heel today!
Custom Preorder:
Want this shoe in a Custom Color?
For a custom color please in box me. We can discuss the possibilities and whats available.Please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Confession: I love Clean House. As a recovering pack rat, seeing people part with their clutter — and end up enjoying it — is an oddly soothing type of entertainment.
I used to deny my tendency to hoard stuff and call myself an archivist. But a dear friend with a Virgo rising, along with moving and watching Clean House, made me realize that you are not what you own, and your stuff doesn't have to own you. And! Memories are forever, but shit can be thrown away.
If you don't know, on Clean House, the Niecy and her team help a family get rid of junk by having a yard sale and using the proceeds to refurnish and refurbish the home. It's part therapy, part makeover, part comedy. Niecy has a tough love approach: She often makes a point of insisting someone on the show give up something they really love, to show them that they'll love living a less-cluttered life even more.
The best part? The look on people's faces when their disastrous, obstacle-filled, bedrooms and living rooms have been transformed into beautifully decorated, organized and harmonious spaces.
Yesterday, Niecy's last episode aired. Sniffle. Anyway, according to a press release, Tempestt Bledsoe's episodes star January 26. Cosby sweater weather!


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The IRS recently considered this key issue regarding a 401(k) plan participant's vesting when there are breaks in service.
Here is the case: A 401(k) plan uses a six-year graded vesting schedule for matching contributions, and forfeits the nonvested portion in a terminated participant's matching contribution account after a cash-out or five consecutive one-year breaks in service.
Recently the company rehired, on a full-time basis, a former employee who had two years of vesting service when he was cashed out in 2008. When he quit, he was 20 percent vested in his matching contribution account, and during his absence, he accrued three consecutive one-year breaks in service. Must the company give him credit for those two years of vesting service?
The IRS reasoned that because the employee was rehired prior to having five consecutive one-year breaks in service, his two pre-break years of service must be counted for vesting of his matching contribution account. If he repays the entire amount of the distribution, the amount forfeited when he was cashed out will be restored.
Break in Service Rule
Under the plan, participants had a one-year break in service for any year in which they did not complete the minimum hours of service required by the plan's terms (for example, 501 hours).
The plan also used the special break-in-service rule where an employee's post-break service is counted for vesting in pre-break accounts only if the employee is rehired prior to having five consecutive one-year breaks in service.
Vesting of Pre-break Account
Although the plan distributed the employee's entire vested account balance in 2008, it must give him the opportunity to repay his entire distribution to the plan within five years of being rehired, because he didn't have five consecutive one-year breaks in service. If the rehired employee repays the entire distribution to the plan, the employer must reinstate the amount he forfeited and vest him in the reinstated amount based on both his pre and post-break years of service.
Vesting of Post-break Account and Waiting Period
The employee was 20% vested when he left the company in 2008. He was rehired after having only three consecutive one-year breaks in service (2009–2011). Therefore, the IRS ruled, the plan must credit his two pre-break years of service for vesting.
However, a plan may require an employee to complete up to one year of vesting service after being rehired to receive vesting credit for his or her pre-break years of service. If a plan has a post-break waiting period, the rehired employee must complete another year of service before he would be credited with three years of service (the two pre-break years plus the one-year waiting period).
Types of Contributions
While participants are always 100% vested in their salary deferrals, the agency said the plan's six-year graded vesting schedule applied only to employer matching contributions.


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The Latin agora means "open public spaces," but it's actually a fear of panic attacks that drives agoraphobics from public life. The sudden spikes of adrenaline and random spells of unprovoked terror are typically treated with therapy and benzodiazepines like Xanax, but I made my greatest strides in recovery with the help of a private pilot.
My first episode came soon after being hired as a structural engineer on the space shuttle program. Columbia had gone down a year earlier, and Discovery was in the early stages of making its comeback. I had just wrapped up a whirlwind tour of suppliers in California and was watching the Arizona desert unfold beneath the wing of a Delta Airlines 767 when the rush of a sudden drop went through my body. I gripped the seat, and as the airplane swung from freefall to recovery to sharp climb and slow, rolling bank, I closed my eyes to keep from getting sick.
The engines changed pitch from a high whine to a low hum and back again. I imagined the pilots up front, fighting off alarms and unresponsive controls, calling the controllers in the Phoenix tower for clearance to land. All the while I could not stop the thought: This had happened before. The same airplane, the same passengers, the same empty desert below. This had happened before and somehow I knew how it would end.
When I opened my eyes, the cabin was not filled with the chaos I had expected. People were reading newspapers, typing on laptops…the man next to me was snoring softly.
Back in Florida, a doctor explained panic attacks. They're not harmful, he told me, just uncomfortable. You cannot die from a panic attack, even if the speeding pulse and tunnel vision last for more than a few minutes. Panic attacks don't spawn more serious mental disorders. Often the most immediate cure for an attack, he said, is to step out of the situation you're in and allow the anxiety to dissipate.
The next week, another business trip brought me back to Orlando International. This time, the smell of Jet A and the hum of idling engines triggered aftershocks of panic, little rumblings of anxiety that threatened greater tremors if I followed the other passengers down the jetway and into the cabin. The gate agent made the announcement for final boarding call, adding that they were still waiting for one more passenger. I ran through the doctor's assurances in my head, weighing the psychological pain of boarding with the occupational risks of failing to take a business trip. The gate agent raised her microphone again and called my name. She stared out at me, the only passenger sitting within 50 feet of her gate, and notified the rest of the terminal that this would be my last chance to board Flight 2515 to Huntsville, Alabama.
I stood, gathered my bags, and walked away. Minutes later, I watched my airplane push back from the gate. As it taxied out to the runway, my panic subsided, and I was left with the realization that after half a lifetime of window seats, frequent flier miles, and red-eye flights, I was now afraid of flying.
Over the next few months, the process repeated in various places to varying degrees. A small panic attack at a grocery store would spawn a temporary preference for fast food, while a larger one at a movie theater would turn me into a renter of videos. Regardless of what was added to my growing unable-to-do list, I missed flying the most.
According to Elke Zuercher-White, a psychologist who specializes in cognitive behavioral treatment of anxiety orders, "Agoraphobia essentially involves the fear of internal sensations in external situations. Both components need to be treated. Panic attacks are treated by doing little exercises that bring on the feared sensations. When a person is willing to do exposures [to what they fear] in spite of anxiety, one begins mastering one's anxiety. We should learn to let anxiety work for us, in real-life danger, rather than against us, in everyday, low-threat situations."
If driving on the interstate is the problem, you start by simply sitting in a car in your driveway. Then you drive around the block. You gradually work your way to streets, two-lane highways, and interstates so that each step brings you closer to the fear without being hit with it all at once. With flying, it's not as simple. As Zuercher-White says, "Flying is an all-or-none exposure." You can't taxi out onto the runway, then ring for the flight attendant to let you out at the next intersection.


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Calling First Eagle Funds an "overlooked manager" is a bit like calling Warren Buffett poor or Bill Gross pedestrian; it just doesn't fit. But how much do you really know about First Eagle Funds? Sure, it's racked up fantastic performance and given us legendary investors like Jean-Marie Eveillard, but its history is just as fascinating, and the tradition in which it's steeped is a big part of its success.
John Arnhold, First Eagle Investment Management's chairman and CIO, is a scion of the family that started the firm in Dresden, Germany, in 1864. It's quite a tale, and Arnhold took time to explain it to Investment Advisor, along with the firm's interest in Japan (post-natural disaster, as well as long before) and why alpha is simply a Greek letter.
"We view ourselves as a firm of investors, not asset gatherers," Arnhold says, which is reflected on First Eagle's website, in its literature and anywhere else a prospect or client might look. "As such, our interests are closely aligned with those of our clients. We measure our success by the same standard: consistently strong long-term performance."
As the firm notes, "First Eagle strives at all times to preserve the high standards we have maintained over our 200-year history: a record of unquestioned integrity, a work environment that fosters excellence and dedication, and the earned respect of our clients and peers. This includes a commitment to value investing, patience to hold companies for the long term, a focus on preserving our clients' capital over time and being benchmark-agnostic managers undeterred by market consensus or short-term sentiment."
John Sullivan: There's much to be said for longevity. The firm got its start in 1864, but actually traces its roots back to 1803. Can you explain?
John Arnhold: Our predecessor's name was Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder, which was a firm that traced its history back to Germany where my family started its banking business in 1864. The Bleichroeder part of the firm was acquired in 1931, but it actually started in 1803. So we trace our history back over 200 years, and we had a very successful bank in Dresden and Berlin. During the Nazi regime, we were forced to sell the bank and, thankfully, the family fled the country. A number of family members came to the United States and began the business anew. During the subsequent decade, my great granduncle focused the firm on the investment banking and global securities brokerage businesses.
JS: And today?
JA: Our only business today is our asset management business, which began in fund form in 1967. It was called First Eagle Funds N.V., and the name was derived from a bank that we had owned in Switzerland called Adler Bank. Adler is German for eagle. The name Eagle Funds had already been taken in the United States, so we used the name First Eagle. In 1987, we started our first mutual fund called First Eagle Fund of America. In 2002, we sold our investment banking and broker-dealer business to a large French bank. We think of ourselves as investment managers rather than asset gatherers. We focus on long-term capital preservation and preserving purchasing power over time. And we serve over two million shareholders globally.
JS: How does this history influence First Eagle's investment philosophy?
JA: It's actually a result of what happened almost 100 years ago. When Germany went through a period of hyperinflation in the 1920s, the family had substantial industrial interests in a number of different industries, including brewing and ceramics. It was by owning the actual companies that we managed to preserve capital and purchasing power during that time. So our philosophy has always been that the best way to preserve long-term purchasing power is to own good businesses, but at prices that reflect a margin of safety. The future is uncertain; we can't predict macro events, nor can we predict with accuracy cash flows going out a year, five years and 10 years. But we try to determine what we think a business is worth today. If we can buy that business at a substantial discount from intrinsic value, we believe we have a margin of safety that will protect us to some extent if things don't turn out as we hoped or anticipated.
JS: Fantastic. So where are you finding alpha as a firm?
JA: Not to be particularly controversial, but we don't look for alpha. As far as I can tell, alpha is a Greek letter. It really means relative performance. So we're not looking at relative performance. What we're trying to find are great businesses that we can own at prices that afford us a margin of safety. If you look at our portfolio, we have a large presence in the United States and a particularly large presence in Japan. In the United States in the last two years, there have been pockets where multiples and prices have become more reasonable. And we've been able to add some excellent names, particularly in technology, which we would have loved to have owned in 2000, had they been trading at multiples which afforded us a margin of safety.
JS: What is attractive about Japan after the earthquake, tsunami and resulting nuclear mess?
JA: If you look at Japan, it's a market and economy that has been a relatively uninteresting place to be an investor. Because the macro picture is less than desirable, there has been very little money flowing into Japanese equities. But there are world-class businesses in Japan that actually operate around the world and have traded at very reasonable prices. We're taking advantage of those opportunities.


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Wait, we're still arguing this one? Why?
Since we now know that Sprint plans to build and operate its own LTE network, it's pretty fair to say that WiMAX is dead as a technology for consumer handsets in the United States. Once Sprint gets its LTE network up and running, it will mean that all three major wireless carriers in the United States support LTE, as both Verizon and AT&T have already commercially deployed LTE in various markets.
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The chief reason for WiMAX's downfall in the consumer handset space is a simple one: The tech industry likes uniformity and WiMAX wasn't adopted by enough carriers to make it the de facto standard for 4G mobile data in the U.S. Think of it in terms of economies of scale: It's much more profitable for device manufacturers to sell devices to multiple carriers by just slapping LTE radios and chipsets into devices instead of having to make separate devices for different carriers or having to insert dual radios into their devices.
WiMAX has suffered significantly in the past two years as LTE has been adopted by more and more commercial operators around the world," writes wireless analyst Andy Seybold. "It should be clear to everyone by now that LTE will be the 4G technology of choice for worldwide deployment and that for the first time in many years we are on the verge of moving toward a worldwide standard for data (first) and later voice services. Support for WiMAX has faltered since Intel pulled the plug on its program to make WiMAX a world standard 4G technology and it stopped investing millions of dollars in supporting WiMAX around the world."
The other reason that WiMAX never caught on in the United States is that the only carrier to adopt it early on happened to be Sprint. Sprint bet big on WiMAX in 2006, as it earmarked $5 billion to build a nationwide network with the assumption that having 4G services up and running before Verizon and AT&T got around to launching their own LTE networks would give Sprint a major competitive advantage in the wireless data marketplace. But with Verizon getting its LTE network fired up in 38 markets last year, Sprint's time-to-market advantage expired before the company had made significant progress in upping its customer base relative to Verizon and AT&T.
It also hasn't helped that Sprint has been financially in tumult ever since its merger with Nextel in 2005 and the subsequent adoption of the Nextel iDEN network that has cost the carrier millions of wireless subscribers over the past several years. Couple this with the fact that Sprint's partner in building its WiMAX network, Clearwire, has been flirting with financial doom over the past year and you can see how WiMAX just wasn't well-positioned to become the dominant wireless technology for consumer handsets in the United States.
Tech argument: 4G vs. 5G wireless
What's more, Verizon's LTE network bested Sprint's WiMAX network in a speed test run by PC World earlier this year that showed Verizon's LTE laptop air cards provided average download speeds of 6.5Mbps while Sprint's WiMAX services delivered download speeds of between 3M and 6Mbps. While this difference doesn't seem all that drastic, PC World found that Sprint's WiMAX network was not available on a consistent basis, meaning that users who subscribed for 4G services weren't guaranteed to have access to those services wherever they went.
So does this mean WiMAX is toast all together? Well, no.
While WiMAX isn't likely to be used for your smartphone, it does have several other uses besides downloading Angry Birds. WiMAX Forum Vice President Mohammad Shakouri says that although major U.S. wireless carriers such as AT&T and Verizon have chosen to deploy LTE over 700MHz spectrum, WiMAX will still find a home delivering data for a wide variety of U.S. industries including airports, oil and gas companies and the burgeoning smart grid industry.
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In the United States, for instance, fuel transportation company Explorer Pipeline was one of the early adopters of Sprint's WiMAX-based 4G Enterprise WAN and it has deployed the network at its storage facility in Houston primarily to handle supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) traffic that is used to operate the pipeline and control pressure valves to ensure safety, among other things. Shakouri says we should expect to see WiMax pop up in a wide range of different devices in the near future that go beyond flashy consumer handsets.
"The difference between the WiMAX industry and LTE is that WiMAX is also going more after complementary solutions," he explains. "You will see WiMAX providing communications needs in terms of building things such as the smart grid."
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* This post was written in September of 2007. Originally it was posted on another blog where I occasionally guest posted. In light of all "resolution talk" that goes around this time of year, re-reading this post was a good reminder to me. A reminder to focus back on what's important.
Several weeks ago I started a Beth Moore study on the book of Daniel.
The beginning of this study opens with Beth making parallels between the Babylon of Daniel's time and the culture we live in today.
I agree with Beth, we do live in a modern day Babylon, where outward appearance is of supreme importance and everything from the magazine stand to the shampoo bottle is telling us that we deserve to be happy and wealthy; we "can have it all".
Our culture tells us that we can wish for, buy, steal or borrow happiness. As a culture we are inundated with slogans, ad campaigns and "people" that tell us what we can do, think, and feel to achieve success and be considered 'highly'.
These products and philosophies are all distractions, taking my focus off the most important thing in life and replacing Him with surface level band-aids not meant at all to help the core of the problem. What is my problem? Glad you asked!
My problem is that I am a sinner, completely and totally needy for a Savior. I have not committed any really "bad" sins so far in my life. I am faithful to my husband; I try to be a good mom. I give to the church and make meals for the needy. I am involved in ministry and do my best to be nice. OH! I have several pastors' wives as good friends and I go, every week, to lady's bible study, so I keep nice company.
And yet…
I do have a problem. One you can't see and I try to keep hidden. A deep seated ugliness that I could pin on the whole Adam and Eve/Fall of Man thing. It's the problem of not realizing how much I depend upon the things of the world to satiate my need for the One Thing.
I need to sit down and remind myself that it is not a new wardrobe, not a pill, not a new exercise program, not to lose another five pounds, but The Savior alone, that can cure me.
For the record, I'm talkin' Jesus here.
I have become so beguiled to the culture I live in, that not only am I sucked in by the hype, but worse, I have stopped seeing how much it affects me.
Apathy: that's a scary place to be. The trap apathy lays before me is one that isn't the easiest to escape.
I'm reading Thomas a Kempis right now. This quote hit where it hurts this week:
It is unthinkable that a man can truly find happiness in this life, if at the same time he views himself as an exile here and sees his soul surrounded by many dangers.
On a day to day basis, I don't see my soul surrounded by many dangers. I have grown complacent and comfortable in a culture that tells me that I am good and deserve happiness, and spoon feeds me information that I have been told I want to hear. To add insult to injury, I have found myself licking that plate clean and asking for more. Because the things I think will fix me cannot satisfy my neediness. It's like eating cotton candy; a beautiful mound of fluffy pink cloud, full of empty calories that leave me wanting.
All is distraction. Dangerous distractions that keep me from the realization that I cannot find happiness in a place where I am not meant to stay. Even if my time here lasts 90 years, this world is not my home.
Blessed is the man who can set aside all distraction…
Act with courage, for habit is broken by habit.
At the beginning of the study it was suggested that we exercise a tiny bit of self-denial in a culture full of indulgence, abstaining from rich meats or something that would give us a chance to tell ourselves "no". It could be anything and not just food and only for a time.
This is suggested to be a tangible reminder to stand apart from our culture, a lot like Daniel and his friends did when they asked to be fed on a diet that was the antithesis of the Kings table. He did this because he refused to lay down the standards of God in exchange for the standards of men.
I asked God to show me the ways in which I feed my mind upon the things of the world that are harmful to my soul.
And He answered.
I am a current events and news junky. I get on line several times a day to look up multiple news websites to see what is happening in the world. CNN, NYCTimes, and my local paper. Oh, and to keep up on "current events", I also go to the People Magazine website. Every. Day.
I was sad when I clicked over to People and saw that we, as a country, are watching young women deteriorate right in front of our eyes.
One young singer in particular is in-over-her-head in an apathetic trap; losing her friends, fans, career, and maybe even her children. She is losing her life, and I am logging on every day to see what will happen next; Aiding and abetting a mockery that is chewing up this woman and spitting her out.
I am not saying that reading a People magazine is "bad". What I am saying is that I have become so indoctrinated in the way of the world that I can no longer identify her ugliness with the fact that it is really the same as mine...she is trying just as hard to feed that needy place reserved exclusively for Christ, with the cotton candy lies of the world. It's just that my neediness isn't plastered all over the world in a black sequin bikini; Mine is hidden behind a casserole and standard pew at church.
So, I am giving current affairs and news stories a rest. I have limited myself to the local 5 o'clock news and weather.com from now until December. It's been hard this week because browsing the news websites has become a habit. But I am looking forward to hearing what God has to share with me in the weeks to come as I clean out my head and heart of the rubbish, and replace them with the things of God.
The "shallow comforts of this world" aren't enough. I know that, but I don't live that.
It's time to start.


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By Shawn Clark
The prostate is a gland that is a part of the male reproductive system, and it wraps around the male urethra near the bladder.
As men get older, they start experiencing prostate problems. In fact, these health issues are quite common in men older than 50. Unlike women who are more open to conversations about their health, men aren't eager to talk about this subject, particularly when it comes to prostate and other similar problems.
That's why staying up to date with recent health news, reading professional articles and consulting your doctor is the best way to improve not only your prostate health but the overall quality of life. When we're talking about articles and health news, the World Wide Web is flooded with them, but not all of them are worthy of your time.
Consumer Health Digest poses as your go-to website that helps you fight with prostate diseases. Let's find out how!
Common prostate problems
Before you see different ways Consumer Health Digest helps you fight prostate diseases, let's talk about the most common problems that men usually face. They are listed below.
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)
BPH is, in fact, an enlarged prostate gland. As your prostate gets bigger, it may partly block or squeeze the urethra thus causing problems with urinating. This is one of the most common prostate problems and affects almost all men as their age. It's not entirely clear what causes prostate enlargement, but experts assume it comes down to changes in hormone balance as men are getting older. Symptoms associated with BPH include:
- Frequent or urgent need to urinate
- Inability to empty the bladder
- Frequently urinating during the night
- Straining while urinating
- Difficulty starting urination
- Dribbling at the end of urination
- Weak urine stream
Some of the less common signs and symptoms of this disease include blood in urine, urinary tract infections, and inability to urinate. Luckily, there are numerous treatments available for BPH including medications, surgery, etc.
Acute and chronic bacterial prostatitis
This problem refers to swelling and inflammation of the prostate. Acute bacterial prostatitis affects men of all ages, but men older than 50 are more prone to it. Common strains of bacteria primarily cause this prostate problem and the most frequent symptoms are the following:
- Pain or burning sensation while urinating
- Flu-like symptoms
- Painful orgasms
- Difficulty urinating
- Pain or discomfort in penis or testicles
- Urgent need to urinate
- Pain in the abdomen, groin, or lower back
- Pain in perineum (area between scrotum and rectum)
This prostate problem is successfully treated with the help of medications.
Chronic bacterial prostatitis is a very rare condition that causes recurring infections in the prostate. The symptoms are very similar to those of acute bacterial prostatitis.
Chronic (nonbacterial) prostatitis
Chronic nonbacterial prostatitis is the most common type of prostatitis accounting for 90% of all cases. The condition is indicated by genital and urinary pain and discomfort for at least three of past six months. Although patients don't have bacteria in their urine, they have other markings of inflammation.
Prostate cancer
Prostate cancer is the most common type of cancer in men. According to the American Cancer Society, this prostate problem can be treated successfully. In fact, about 2 million men in the United States are proud prostate cancer survivors! Just like other prostate problems, this one also affects men older than 50 in most cases. Furthermore, African-American men have a higher risk of developing this cancer.
How Consumer Health Digest helps?
At this point, you're probably wondering how Consumer Health Digest can help you fight common prostate problems. Here are some, of many reasons.
Latest news
Consumer Health Digest successfully keeps up with the latest news and trends in medicine, health, science, and wellness, thus providing you a constant flow of articles related to prostate problems. This way you are more educated about issues you're dealing with and can find new ways to improve your prostate health.
All articles on our website, including prostate health news, are reliable and accurate. That's because they are evidence-based. Our articles are written by health-care professionals; which is why they are trustworthy. Our experts make sure that every person who visits our website can find out everything related to their health problem and be sure the text they're reading is 100% accurate. Unlike many other sites, we do not publish misleading or click-bait types of articles just to increase traffic. To us, quality of information is essential.
Prostate supplements are widely popular nowadays, and there are hundreds of them on the market. Consumer Health Digest reviewed all those supplements for you and published useful articles that aim to help you choose the best one for you. The only way to get an effective supplement is to know how to buy it. We have the most extensive database of supplement reviews, and the most important thing is that all reviews are done in an unbiased manner with a desire to inform you about the efficacy of the product only.
Healthy lifestyle
A healthy lifestyle is the key towards successful management of prostate problems. To help you fight your prostate problems, our website features useful content that will help you have a healthier lifestyle. For example, you can find out what foods to eat for a healthy prostate, what exercises to do, etc. The best thing is that all tips included into our articles are easy to implement.
Consumer Health Digest poses as the ideal place for all men who want to improve prostate health or fight the certain problem. The reasons are numerous including accuracy of information, latest prostate health news, useful tips and tricks, and thorough analysis of supplements. We aim to help you improve your overall quality of life one article at a time.
Author Bio: Shawn Clark is a Health, Beauty and Fitness Adviser. For the past five years, he is providing nutrition counseling, fitness training and health advice all over Phoenix, Arizona. Specializes in beauty, male sexual health, female sexual health, mental health, bone health, weight loss, detox & dietary supplements. Connect with him on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Google+.


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IRVING, Texas — Sang-Moon Bae won the Byron Nelson Championship on Sunday for his first PGA Tour title, beating Keegan Bradley by two strokes after blowing a four-stroke lead.
IRVING, Texas — Sang-Moon Bae won the Byron Nelson Championship on Sunday for his first PGA Tour title, beating Keegan Bradley by two strokes after blowing a four-stroke lead.
The 26-year-old South Korean closed with a 1-under 69 to finish at 13-under 267.
Bradley, a former Portsmouth resident with many relatives still in southern Maine, was trying to become the Nelson's first wire-to-wire winner since Tom Watson in 1980. Bradley set the TPC Four Seasons course record with an opening 60 even with two bogeys, but finished with a 72 on a day with wind gusting to near 40 mph at times.
Bae already had 11 international victories — winning on the Korea, Japan and Asian tours.
Four birdies in a five-hole stretch on the front nine gave Bae a four-stroke advantage in the final group. But he struggled in the middle of the round, making a double bogey at No. 9 and a bogey at the next hole.
Bradley, whose first PGA Tour victory came as a rookie at the Nelson two years ago, got even with a birdie at the 15th hole. But he missed a short birdie putt at the next hole to fall behind for good.
Charl Schwartzel, the 2011 Masters champ, shot a 68 to finish third at 10 under. His only bogey Sunday came at the closing hole, where he hit his approach into a bunker and then hit through the green.
Bae won $1.2 million, nearly matching his PGA Tour career earnings of $1.6 million in his 42 previous starts. His best finish on tour had been a tie for second last year after getting into a four-man playoff at the Transitions Championship.
Bradley had a couple of incredible par saves on the back nine before finally making his first birdie of the round, a 17-footer that had just enough to get into the cup at the 463-yard 15th hole. That gave him a share of the lead when Bae missed a par putt there from just inside 6 feet.
After Bae sank a 5-foot birdie at the par-5 16th hole, and was already walking to the next tee, Bradley had a shorter putt on the same line — it horseshoed around the hole and didn't fall. The par put Bradley a stroke back with two holes to play, and he then hit his tee shot at the par-3 17th over the green and was unable to save par. That made it irrelevant that he finally had a par at No. 18, the hole he bogeyed the first three rounds.
When Bae hit his tee shot at the 17th green that is fronted by water, he watched anxiously and finally let out an obvious sigh of relief, bending his knees and leaning backward when the ball landed on the front edge of the green about 24 feet from the cup. He made the par, and Bradley was unable to scramble again.
Players wore red ribbons during the final round in memory of Ken Venturi, the 1964 U.S. Open champion and longtime CBS golf analyst who died Friday.
Justin Bolli shot a bogey-free 65 for the best round of the day and matched his career-best finish of fourth. A stroke further back at 272 were Morgan Hoffmann (66), Martin Kaymer (68) and Scott Piercy (72).
Tom Gillis, making his 150th PGA Tour start since 1993 and still without a win, started the final round only two strokes out of the lead. But he was already 6-over for his final round after a triple-bogey 7 at the sixth hole. He went on to a 76 and finished tied for 12th.
At No. 14, Bradley drove into the left rough between some trees and missed the green before chipping to 5 feet to save par. On the par 3 just before that, his tee shot settled behind the green, but he hit from there to 8 feet and made that putt as well.
After Bradley's opening drive of the day landed in rough near a temporary lemonade stand, he hit over trees and a bunker to 15 feet and save par at the hole he bogeyed each of the first two rounds. His tee shot at the 202-yard second hole went into a bunker, but he made a 6-foot par putt.
Bae's long putt off the back edge of that par-3 green slid just past the cup, causing him to step back and turn around in disbelief. He knocked in a 4-footer that circled the cup before falling.
The lead swapped at the downwind, 502-yard third hole when Bradley's drive went left into the water. He bogeyed while Bae rolled in a 27-foot birdie putt and responded with a double fist pump.
Bae built his lead to four strokes with three consecutive birdies, getting to 16 under when he two-putted from 33 feet at the par-5 seventh.
One of Bae's biggest reactions came after he made his par-saving 11-foot putt at the 462-yard eighth hole, where he drove into a fairway bunker and then had to hit back into the fairway before his approach shot.


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Batchelors of Ripon Limited and Batchelors of York Limited are appointed representatives of ITC Compliance Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (their registration number is 313486). Permitted activities include advising on and arranging general insurance contracts as an intermediary and acting as a credit broker not a lender.
We can introduce you to a limited number of finance providers and may receive a payment(s) or other benefits from finance providers for the introduction. All finance applications are subject to status, terms and conditions apply, UK residents only, 18's or over, Guarantees may be required.
Telephone calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. Whilst every effort has been made to maintain the accuracy of information on our website, some errors may still remain. Please check with your sales executive prior to confirming a sale any specifics of the vehicle.
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Camp Hill Close, Dallamires Lane,
Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 1TT
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Buy Online Terms and Conditions
Online Valuation
Any valuation generated by the Buy Online Tool (an "Online Valuation") is based on the information you tell us about your car (the "Car") and on the following general assumptions we make about your Car (the "Assumptions"):
You have the option at the Online Valuation page to amend any of the assumptions and provide us with some further detail about your car.
The minimum Online Valuation is £25.00.
An Online Valuation is not an offer by us to purchase the car. It is simply a tool to enable you/us to estimate the value of your car and the price which we may be willing to pay for it in exchange for your vehicle of interest.
We always carry out a physical inspection of the Car before we conclude the sale After you have received an Online Valuation and completed the online ''buy online process'' we will call to arrange handover of your new car.
If, on inspection of the car at the appointment, we consider that the value of the Car is affected by any aspect of its history or condition, including any unusual feature or customisation or anything which affects or limits the assumptions we made about the Car, which was not apparent to us when we gave the Online Valuation, the price that we may be willing to pay for it following an inspection (the "Price") is likely to differ from the Online Valuation. This is rare, as long as all questions have been accurately answered.
We are not obliged to purchase any car brought to a handover. (in particular we reserve the right to turn you away from an appointment if you are selling the Car for commercial purposes, e.g. in the course of a motor trade business) and neither are you obliged to sell any car brought to an appointment.
Price Guarantee
Subject to our inspection of the Car (as explained further above), the Online Valuation is guaranteed until the 26th day of the month we are in. e.g 27th January, the vehicle would need to be reassessed, unless authorised by the Sales Manager.
If there is a significant price change within the 7 day guarantee period, we will use reasonable endeavours to contact you to let you know that the Online Valuation has changed.
Purchase Contract
A binding agreement to purchase the Car will only be made between us once you have signed our standard written order form. Your sales executive will conclude this with you.
Hand-over Requirements
At the time of making the Contract, we will expect you to provide us with:
In the event that you fail to comply with these hand-over requirements, you agree that we have the right to withdraw any offer to buy the Car with immediate effect, to rescind or terminate any Contract with immediate effect, and/or to indicate a revised Price at which we will be prepared to purchase the Car. If we elect to rescind the Contract, we will return the Car to you, and you will refund the Price to us.
Collection from one of our dealerships is totally free of charge. Your Sales Executive will confirm what times are available.
Delivery is charged at a minimum fee of £75 within a 40 mile radius of our Ripon dealership. Delivery is charged at £2 including VAT per mile thereafter.
All vehicles are prepared in accordance with our Batchelors Motor Group and Signature Motors brand standards. For more information, please speak to our team.
Vehicle Pricing
Whilst we endeavour for all of our vehicle pricing to be up to date, sometimes technological defects do happen. Whilst payment is completed online, the purchase of the vehicle is not binding until a vehicle order form has been signed and sent by Batchelors Motor Group.
We hold no responsibility for errors with vehicle price and in particularly road tax. These figures will be confirmed by your sales executive.
Online balance payment/finance
We will confirm once funds have been cleared to our bank accounts if you choose to purchase the vehicle outright through WorldPay. With a finance deposit, this balance will not be taken until vehicle handover.
The Codeweavers platform – which provides our finance figures is designed to collect data sufficient for us to propose your details to our panel of lenders. This system conducts a ''soft search'' on your data to ascertain how likely it is that you will be accepted for finance. In completing this form, you are offering us explicit consent to use your data for this purpose.
Cancellation/Returns policy
If you wish to withdraw from the sale before handover, you must contact us to arrange cancellation and return of funds at least 24 hours prior to collection. We must take this opportunity to remind you that completing a transaction online, is legally binding according to distance selling regulations.
Any vehicle purchased through our buy online is eligible for the Batchelors 7 day test/own program. (subject to terms and conditions) https://www.batchelorsmotorgroup.co.uk/suzuki-7-day-test-own-terms-and-conditions
Refund Policy
Refunds - Any vehicle purchased through our buy online is eligible for the Batchelors 7 day test/own program.
What are the terms, conditions and limits of the 7-day Test / Own Scheme?
There are a few limits surrounding our 7- day Test / Own and Money Back Guarantee.
The first day of your Test / Own period starts on the day that you receive the vehicle. If you decide to return your vehicle, please let us know prior to 5pm on the 6th calendar day after receiving it.
There is no fee to return or exchange a vehicle for customers that collected and can be return it to us. If had your new car delivered, you will be refunded the price you paid for the vehicle, excluding the collection fee and any contribution we may have made to the delivery charge.
We will make arrangements with you to coordinate the return. You can drive the vehicle up to 300 miles during your 7- day Test / Own period. You can still return the car if it's driven over 300 miles, however, for every additional mile after the 300 mile limit, we will charge you a fee of £1.00 + VAT per mile.
We cannot accept a return where the car has been modified, damaged, or altered from its original condition when we delivered it to you. We also cannot accept a return if the car has been in an accident or has had a lien or other encumbrance put on the vehicle other than finance arranged by us or is subject to any insurance claim, be it third party or not.
In order to activate a 7-day Test / Own the vehicle must be covered by a 7 Day Free Suzuki Insurance Policy, we will set this up for you. If you are not eligible for our free insurance you are not eligible for our Test / Own scheme. In the unlikely event that you wish to return a vehicle there are three other things you must do;
In the very unlikely event you do need to return your car and that we cannot provide you with a suitable replacement we will return the funds to you by exactly the method you paid us, and to the same bank accounts. This is to comply with money laundering regulations. We will make payments the day after we receive the vehicle back into our possession. Payments will be subject to banking usual timescales.
If you part exchanged a vehicle this will not be returned to you. We will reimburse you the value stated on our purchase invoice less an administration fee of £250 + VAT. During your 7 – Day Test / Own period we will inspect your part exchange, if it is found that the car has been seriously miss described and there are undisclosed faults, that you would have been aware of, we may, in the event of refund, to return your part exchange to you. The administration fee of £250 + VAT is chargeable in all instances.
The 7 Day Test / Own Scheme is available to retail customers only. Customers are allowed only one Test / Own period per transaction. We may refuse to offer a Test / Own at our complete discretion but we will make you aware of this prior to you agreeing to purchase a vehicle from us.
Vehicles funded by Personal Contact Hire or Lease are excluded from the Test / Own Scheme.
We reserve the right to cancel, alter or amend the Batchelors Motor Group 7-day Test / Own scheme at any time and without prior notification or warning.
General Terms
For advance bookings payment in full is required. For cancellations,
Within 72 Hours – 25% of full hire charge including deposit.
Within 48 Hours – 50% of full hire charge including deposit.
Within 24 Hours – 100% of full hire charge including deposit.
Most major credit / debit cards are accepted. We do not accept cash payments at our branches.
Batchelors Motor Group charges a £50 deposit on all rentals. This will be returned if they vehicle returns in the original condition at the start of the hire, full tanked with fuel and clean.
Excess waiver
There is an insurance excess of £750 on your vehicle, which can be reduced to zero by paying an excess waiver of £14 per day. You can opt out of this, but if you do and the vehicle is damaged, the full amount of £750 must be paid. To find out more, please see here or contact us
Fuel and Excess Mileage
All our rental vehicles run on either unleaded or diesel fuel. All vehicles will be supplied with a full tank of fuel. It is the customer's responsibility to refill the vehicle at the end of the rental period. Fuel charges or fuel shortage will be charged at current pump prices plus a refilling surcharge. 5. I will replace all fuel used during the loan period, or be invoiced for it at a cost of £1.50+VAT per litre.
I will not drive the vehicle more than 150 miles per day unless by prior agreement. If I do I will accept a charge of £0.15+VAT per mile
Vehicle availability
To avoid disappointment vehicles should be booked in advance. Models shown and all descriptions are for general guidance only and while every effort is made to comply with requirements we cannot guarantee a specific model.
Batchelors Motor Group reserves the right to refuse rental and to amend terms and conditions without notice.
Offers and promotions
Our car rental offers and promotions are only available for stipulated periods of time and are not available all year round. Each promotion will specify the dates the promotion is valid for and which vehicles are available within the promotion. These promotions are subject to terms and conditions and availability. Batchelors Motor Group reserves the right to amend these terms at any time. Car rentals dates which over run or exceed the valid dates of a promotion, will not be eligible to the stated promotional prices or offers.
Driver Acceptance Criteria
Insurance Cover Details and Exclusions
Insurance Premium Rates and Excess Values
Any taxed vehicle which is the property of the dealership or in their custody and control can be insured. All
vehicle values are SIV, exclude VAT, margin and include any write-downs. All rates include IPT at 12%.
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Hulk Hogan Ultimate Anthology DVD Set
This Ultimate Hulk Hogan Anthology 3 disc set covers the amazing career of the greatest Superstar in the history of sports-entertainment. Hulk Hogan has mesmerized fans from the birth of Hulkamania in the mid-80's, and continues to wow fans today. It's all here, from his classic battle against Andre the Giant at WrestleMania III, to his 2005 induction into the WWE Hall of Fame and the recent premiere of his VH1 reality series, Hogan Knows Best. This release will chronicle his amazing career and spotlight a number of his classic matches.
- 9/13/80: Hulk Hogan vs. Andre The Giant
- AWA, 4/24/83: Nick Bockwinkel vs. Hulk Hogan (AWA World Championship, Super Sunday)
- WWE, 1/23/84: Iron Sheik vs. Hulk Hogan (WWE Championship, Madison Square Garden)
- WWE, 9/22/84: Hulk Hogan vs. Big John Studd (WWE Championship, Madison Square Garden)
- WWE, 2/18/95: Hulk Hogan vs. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper (WWE Championship, War to Settle the Score)
- WWE, 3/31/85: Hulk Hogan & Mr. T vs. Rowdy Roddy Piper & "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff (WrestleMania)
- WWE, 4/7/86: Hulk Hogan vs. King Kong Bundy (Steel Cage Match, WrestleMania 2)
- WWE, 8/28/86: Hulk Hogan vs. "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff (WWE Championship, The Big Event)
- WWE, 3/29/87: Hulk Hogan vs. Andre the Giant (WrestleMania III)
- WWE, 4/18/89: Hulk Hogan vs. "Macho Man" Randy Savage (WWE Championship Match, WrestleMania V)
- WWE, 4/1/90: Hulk Hogan vs. Ultimate Warrior (Title vs. Title Match, WrestleMania VI)
- WWE, 3/24/91: Sgt. Slaughter vs. Hulk Hogan (WWE Championship, WrestleMania VII)
- WWE, 12/3/91: Undertaker vs. Hulk Hogan (WWE Championship, Tuesday In Texas)
- WCW, 7/17/94: Ric Flair vs. Hulk Hogan (WCW Championship, Bash at the Beach)
- WCW, 7/7/96: Formation of the nWo (Bash at the Beach)
- WCW, 8/10/96: Hollywood Hogan vs. The Giant (WCW Championship, Hog Wild)
- WCW, 12/28/97: Hollywood Hogan vs. Sting (WCW Championship, Starrcade)
- XWF, 11/14/01: Hulk Hogan vs. Curt Hennig
- WWE, 3/17/02: Hollywood Hogan vs. The Rock (WrestleMania X8)
- WWE, 4/21/02: Triple H vs. Hulk Hogan (WWE Undisputed Championship, Backlash)
- WWE, 7/4/02: Billy & Chuck vs. Hulk Hogan & Edge (WWE Tag Team Championship, SmackDown!)
- WWE, 3/30/03: Hulk Hogan vs. Mr. McMahon (Street Fight, WrestleMania XIX)
- WWE, 4/2/05: WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
- WWE, 8/21/05: Hulk Hogan vs. Shawn Michaels (Legend vs. Icon Match, SummerSlam)
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Did you know that, under certain home rule provisions in California's state constitution, voters can exercise a greater degree of local control than that provided by the California Legislature? Becoming a charter city allows voters to determine how their city government is organized and, with respect to municipal affairs, enact legislation different than that adopted by the state.
In 2001, the Institute for Local Government, nonprofit research affiliate of the League and the California State Association of Counties, teamed up with the Hastings Public Law Research Institute to create an informational resource for those interested in understanding more about this special form of local control.
The League is grateful to everyone who helped with this project including Phillip Hall of UC Hastings and the Hastings Public Law Research Institute; Karl Berger of Jenkins & Hogin LLP; Betsy Strauss (League special counsel); John Cook (former city attorney, Indian Wells); and Harvey Levine (city attorney, Fremont).
In 2007, the League updated these resources and the new documents can be found below. The League would like to thank Hilda Cantú Montoy (attorney at law) for her help with the update.
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Juarez Police Chief: Drug Cartels Aren't Invincible
The new top cop in Mexico's deadliest city, Juarez, gained notoriety for using an iron fist to reduce the violence in Tijuana's streets. And Julian Leyzaola now plans to use that fist to beat down the drug cartels in Juarez.
On his first day, thugs left Leyzaola a greeting on a tortured, duct-taped body. It said, "Welcome to Juarez, Julian Leyzaola. This is your first little gift and it's going to keep happening." It was signed the Sinaloan cartel.
Leyzaola also quickly encountered problems inside the police department. In the three months since he took over the force, more than 160 officers have either quit or been fired. Six others have been arrested.
"It was a police force with a very low morale, infiltrated by criminals, unable to regain control of its territory, unable to regain its prestige or the respect of the citizens," he says.
Leyzaola plans to convert this force into a team capable of taking on some of the most powerful and brutal cartels in the hemisphere.
The criminal gangs in Juarez demand extortion payments from most businesses, he acknowledges. They've carried out some of the worst massacres in Mexico's incredibly bloody drug war, and they move hundreds of millions of dollars worth of narcotics across the border into the U.S. every year.
For the last four years, they've held Juarez in a state of siege. But Leyzaola refuses to talk about these powerful organized crime syndicates with even a hint of respect. He calls them "disorganized" and "just criminals."
"In the end, the criminal needs to be overpowered; he needs to respect the authorities," Leyzaola says. "There's all this structure and paraphernalia around the narcos, as if they are invincible people, or indestructible people. We have to get rid of this. In the end, the criminals need to go back to being viewed just as criminals."
Facing 'Anarchy'
Last year more than 3,000 people were slain in Juarez, making it the murder capital of Mexico and one of the deadliest cities in the world.
It was total anarchy. It was chaos in this area ... They were selling drugs like they sell tortillas.
The Mexican government has thrown tens of thousands of federal police and soldiers at the problem with limited success. Pickup truckloads of federales with massive assault rifles patrol the streets.
Yet much of Juarez remains out of the hands of the authorities. When Leyzaola arrived, he says, the criminals would not allow his patrols to enter "El Centro," the bustling markets in the center of the city.
"It was total anarchy. It was chaos in this area. You could buy whatever you wanted. They were selling drugs like they sell tortillas. They were lining up to sell drugs," he says.
Leyzaola says he's beginning to regain control of El Centro.
Allegations that Leyzaola tortured corrupt cops in Tijuana continue to dog him. He says he never tortured anyone, and several human rights advocates in Juarez say they're willing to give him the benefit of the doubt — at least for now.
Crackdown On Contraband
Leyzaola has a multiyear plan to take back control of Juarez one neighborhood at a time by attacking crime at its roots.
He is particularly irked by the sale of pirated movies, CDs and other goods on the street. He views it as a flagrant example of criminals openly flaunting the law.
Thus Leyzaola has flooded El Centro with police, some in trucks, some on foot. The officers stroll past grimy bars with signs on their doors saying, "No Minors, No Drugs, No Weapons." Prostitutes linger in front of low-rent brothels. Street vendors sell cheap plastic shoes, fake designer handbags and pirated DVDs.
Earlier this week, merchants in El Centro shut down in the middle of the afternoon to protest Leyzaola's new crackdown on illicit goods.
Leopoldo Barraza Gonzalez, who sells T-shirts and magazines, says vendors are selling pirated products just to make a living and feed their families.
"In what part of Mexico, in what part of the world, do they not sell pirated goods?" Barraza asks. He says the new police chief's strategy is all wrong.
Personal Risks
The challenges Leyzaola faces are huge. El Centro is just the first neighborhood he's attempted to clean up.
He understands the personal risks. In the four years of Mexico's drug war, numerous police chiefs — including the country's top federal cop — have been assassinated. He's received several threats since arriving Juarez, one on his personal cellphone.
Leyzaola takes the threats against him seriously. His family is in the United States. He eats all of his meals inside the police station. He changes his routine every day.
He says he knows that one of the key elements of his plan to restore security in Juarez is that he stays alive.
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