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PHILADELPHIA (September 24, 2018) – Philadelphia is set to celebrate the 100th birthday of its grand cultural boulevard, the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, with Parkway Soirée, a block-party birthday festival from 5:00-10:00 p.m., on Friday, October 26, 2018. Presented by the Parkway Council, in partnership with PECO and PNC Bank, and featuring Night Market Philadelphia, the Parkway 100 finale promotes 100 family-friendly activities and experiences in the Parkway Museums District.
The centerpiece block party begins with the cutting of the Parkway centennial cake at 5:00 p.m. in Franklin Hall at The Franklin Institute, with music and singing led by students from Friends Select School. Guests can then grab dinner from some of Night Market Philadelphia’s favorite sweet and savory food trucks parked in Logan Square, or at the Vintage BYO Picnic at Sister Cities Park. Live music, strolling entertainers, Square Dancing in the Square around the picturesque Swann Memorial Fountain presented by the Logan Square Neighborhood Association, public art and photo tours, and kids’ music jam sessions are all part of the fun.
Several Parkway museums and cultural institutions will offer extended hours and special programming to celebrate the centennial, such as pay-what-you wish evening admission, dino-dancing and a Dino Drafts beer garden at The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University; and performances by Ballet X and the Philadelphia Argentine Tango School, and a rooftop beer garden at the Free Library of Philadelphia’s Parkway Central Library. Attendees will also have a last opportunity to see the Library’s Corridor of Culture: 100 Years of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway exhibition in the West Gallery or check out the new exhibition Philadelphia: The Changing City on view in the Rare Book Department. Moore College of Art & Design hosts the West Philadelphia Orchestra, a 14-piece brass band, along with exhibitions on view indoors in the Galleries at Moore, and interactive fun outdoors, including caricatures and chalk drawings by talented Moore students.
The Philadelphia Museum of Art presents its popular Final Friday programming (admission), with a spotlight on the three generations of Calders on the Parkway, including Alexander (Sandy) Calder’s Ghost, which hangs in the museum’s Grand Stair Hall. There will be activities on the East Terrace, too. The Rodin Museum will be open late so visitors can explore works by the master sculptor, and the Rodin Garden Bar will be back by popular demand for one night only, offering beer, wine, and light fare for purchase in the Parisian-themed gardens. The Barnes Foundation will host a Young Professionals Night: Modern Muse, inspired by the pioneering, female impressionist painter Berthe Morisot–the subject of its new international exhibition, Berthe Morisot: Woman Impressionist (admission). The Franklin Institute and the exhibition, “Vikings: Beyond the Legend,” will also be open with evening hours (admission).
The story of the history of the Parkway will be told in an addition to the Association for Public Art’s Museum Without Walls™: AUDIO program, which features David B. Brownlee, Parkway historian and author of the Parkway history book, “Building the City Beautiful: The Benjamin Franklin Parkway and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.” The Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul will be open for visits. Guests can also enjoy a Parkway landscape tour presented by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society.
The October 26 date marks 100 years to the day when the Parkway was open, for the first time, end-to-end. Developments over the next 100 years have created one of the finest cultural districts in the world. Parkway Soirée is the finale to 14 months of exhibitions, events, community conversations, and promotions commemorating the Parkway’s centennial.
· In honor of Mural Arts Month, Mural Arts Philadelphia and curator Ryan Strand Greenberg present artist Alicia Eggert’s You Are Magic, a large-scale, interactive, inflatable sculpture designed to inspire wonder and evoke the power or collaboration. You Are Magic is an original artwork created for Arlington County, Virginia as part of the Arlington Art Truck program.
· Self-guided public art tours of The Logan Philadelphia collection of 1,800 works with subtle, playful nods to James Logan, the hotel’s Parkway location, and Philadelphia surroundings.
· And a video display of entries from the “My Parkway” Photo Contest.
Parkway Soirée is rain or shine, with most outdoor activities relocating indoors in the event of rain. The Windsor Suites is offering a special Parkway 100 hotel package.
Parkway Council members include: the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, Aimco/Park Towne Place, Association for Public Art (aPA), the Barnes Foundation, Brandywine Realty Trust, Cathedral Basilica of SS Peter & Paul, Center City District (Cret Park, Dilworth Park, and Sister Cities Park), City of Philadelphia Parks & Recreation, College of Physicians/Mütter Museum, Eastern State Penitentiary, Fairmount Water Works, Fox Rothschild LLP, The Franklin Institute, Free Library of Philadelphia, Friends Select School, The Logan Hotel, Moore College of Art & Design, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, Philadelphia Holocaust Remembrance Foundation, Philadelphia Mormon Temple, Philadelphia Museum of Art, The Philadelphian, the Rodin Museum, and The Windsor Suites.
Parkway 100 is made possible through the generous leadership support of the William Penn Foundation, PNC Bank, PECO, the Association for Public Art (aPA), and partners the City of Philadelphia and City of Philadelphia Department of Parks & Recreation, as well as the following sponsors: Brandywine Realty Trust, The Logan Hotel, The Windsor Suites, Cooke & Berlinger, Fox Rothschild LLP, Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau, Logan Square Neighborhood Association, The PFM Group, 6abc, Devine + Partners, LeftHand Creative, and Visit Philadelphia.
The development of the Parkway took place over decades, from the first proposal and signed petition received by City Council in 1891, to groundbreaking in 1907, and finally construction in 1917. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported the Parkway’s October 26, 1918 completion in its story, “Parkway is Open From Hall to Park” (October 27, 1918, pg. 3). Philadelphia’s Evening Public Ledger also announced the completion of the Parkway, reporting: "Uninterrupted Parkway at last leads from City Hall to Fairmount's entrance," (November 16, 1918).
The one-mile Benjamin Franklin Parkway stretches to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, connecting the city’s business district to Fairmount Park, one of the largest urban green spaces in the United States. Known as the Parkway Museums District, the cultural destination is home to some of the city’s most treasured museums, including The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, The Barnes Foundation, The Franklin Institute, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and Rodin Museum. The picturesque Swann Memorial Fountain at Logan Square is among the Parkway’s most scenic spaces and an example of the Parkway’s abundant public art, with a unique interpretive program by the Association for Public Art (aPA). Locals and visitors like to gather at the Parkway’s pocket parks, including Dilworth Park, Love Park, Cret Park, Sister Cities Park, and The Oval, or run the steps Rocky made famous. Trees and international flags line the boulevard, which is also known for its exceptional architecture. The Cathedral Basilica of SS Peter & Paul, Friends Select School, Moore College of Art & Design, and the Philadelphia Mormon Temple are also here.


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October Fishing Off to Great Start!
On the morning of October 7th I brought this beauty in casting a crank bait on the weed edges. A 32 inch & 11.5 lbs Walleye.
On October 8th, Jean-Francois and his friend brought in these two Monsters!
2 Pike & 5 Walleye caught in 2 1/2 hours on October 11th! Great Fish Mike & Al!
We had a great time out on the water with this group on Thanksgiving Day. Everyone was feeling thankful after this catch!
On October 16th, Nick & I went out for 1 1/2 hours in the morning and we caught 5 and boated 2 walleye. Went out again late afternoon and fished for another 2 1/2 hours and caught 6 more. All walleye, 2 over 25 inches. Awesome day on the water!
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Where can I find whirligigs for gifts?
THIS IS THE TEDDY BEAR RUNNING WHIRLIGIG!!
THIS TEDDY BEAR RUNNING HAS RUN MILES SINCE THE HIT COUNTER WAS INSTALLED ON NOVEMBER 28, 2003.

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Paint sprayer mistakes can happen, but when used properly a paint sprayer can make quick work of any painting project and produce a professional finish.
Paint sprayer mistakes can happen to all of us and trust me, I’ve made most of them! To ensure your paint sprayer success today I’m sharing helpful paint sprayer tips and tricks.
A few months ago I shared my DIY outdoor coffee table project. To prep it for paint I first gave all of the pieces a thorough sanding. Once the pieces were sanded I used a brush to prime the side tables. After I finished two side tables, I estimated brushing one coat of primer and two coats of paint would take me nearly seven hours to finish the project. SEVEN HOURS!!! That’s when I decided “I’m buying a sprayer!” Thanks to the sprayer I was able to finish applying the primer and two coats of paint in only a few hours. WHAT A TIME-SAVER!
Since spraying the outdoor coffee table I’ve sprayed the cedar clapboard siding of my house, sprayed a pair of Adirondack chairs and updated the look of my air conditioner dresser with a coat of paint. I’ve also primed and painted the doors I made for my small workshop and the door I made for DIY truck camper.
Not only have I completed all of these projects (plus a few more surprises I can’t share just yet), but I’ve learned a lot along the way. Just like with the Kreg Jig and the 9 pocket hole mistakes you don’t want to make post I’m sharing what I learned with you. Here are 9 paint sprayer mistakes you don’t want to make.
Before we fire up our paint sprayer or pick up any tool for that matter we need to think about safety. Read, follow, and understand the safety instructions for your tools. If you don’t understand, contact the manufacturer or ask a pro.
Just like we protect our eyes when we’re cutting wood for our DIY furniture projects, we must protect our eyes when using a paint sprayer. Just take a look at my sunglasses that I was wearing when I was spraying the siding of my house and you’ll see why. See all of the little paint specks? We don’t want those specks in our eyes.
Remember those paint specks on my sunglasses? Well, we don’t want to breathe in those paint specks either. So just like we protect our lungs when cutting wood for our DIY furniture projects, we must protect our lungs when using a paint sprayer.
At the very least, I would recommend using a disposable mask, but personally, I use a respirator. I’ve tried a few respirators over the years, but right now I’m digging this respirator. It easily adjusts to my face and the cartridges are replaceable. You’re probably thinking respirator is overkill when using a paint sprayer, but with all of the wood cutting and paint spraying that I do, I want to do everything I can to protect my lungs. Plus, I already have the respirator in my workshop.
You guys have heard me say this before (well, you probably actually didn’t hear me say it, but you’ve probably read it!) a quality finish begins by prepping the surface of your furniture project. All the paint in the world won’t cover the mistakes of a poorly prepped project. How do you properly prep the surface? Yup, you have to sand. Sanding is the worst! I hate sanding! But trust me, take the time and do it.
Check out my how to sand your project for flawless finish post for easy tips and helpful tricks for properly prepping your project. Oh, and don’t use a palm sander! Check out this post to see why I never use a palm sander on my DIY furniture projects.
There’s a lot of sprayers out there, but here are 3 reasons why I bought a HomeRight Super Finish Max paint sprayer: it produces a professional finish, it works great for small and large projects and it’s easy to clean. I got my sprayer here, but be sure to check because sometimes the price can change.
The HomeRight Super Finish Max paint sprayer gives DIYers the ability to produce a smooth, professional finish easily at home. A finish just like you would see on store-bought furniture. The Super has an adjustable nozzle that easily rotates for a horizontal, vertical and cone-shaped spray pattern. This adjustment allows you to spray in just about any direction you’ll need to cover the project you’re spraying.
The HomeRight Super Finish Max paint sprayer includes three spray tips which allow you to spray both small and large projects. The blue tip sprays stain and polyurethane in a 1″-6″ spray pattern which is great for furniture projects. The green tip sprays latex paint, chalk paint and milk paint in a 1″-6″ spray pattern which is great for furniture projects. The red tip sprays primer and latex paint in a 10″-12″ spray pattern which is great for walls, ceilings, decks, and fences. The tips are easy to change with the wrench included in the kit.
As I mentioned earlier in addition to spraying the outdoor coffee table I’ve sprayed the cedar clapboard siding of my house, updated the look of my air conditioner dresser with a coat of paint. I’ve also primed and painted a new project I’m working on. I love the flexibility of this sprayer.
One note about working on larger projects like walls, ceilings, decks, and fences. I would recommend not filling the container to capacity. The sprayer itself is light probably only weighing about three pounds, but when completely filled with paint it can feel heavy. The easiest remedy is to not completely fill the container.
In the past, I’ve borrowed a few paint sprayers from friends and one of the things I disliked about them is they were difficult to clean. Cleaning felt like it took almost as much time as it did to spray the project. Not so with the HomeRight Super Finish Max paint sprayer, it’s super easy to clean! I’ve never actually timed it but I would guesstimate it takes about the same time to clean as it would to thoroughly clean two paint brushes. I will gladly trade a little cleaning time for saving HOURS of painting!
Produces a Professional Finish – When researching paint sprayers look for one that allows DIYers to easily and consistently produce a smooth, professional finish.
Small and Large Projects – Look for a sprayer that works well for small projects like furniture projects and cabinets and large projects like walls, ceilings, decks, and fences.
Easy to Clean – Look for a paint sprayer that cleans up quickly. You don’t want to spend as much time cleaning as you did spraying.
Just like it’s import to properly prep your DIY furniture project or whatever you’re planning to spray, it’s important to choose a quality paint. You spent a lot of time prepping your project and assembling all of your tools now is not the time to be a skimp on your paint. Cheap paint will produce a cheap finish and will not be as durable as a quality paint.
Think about it this way. Let’s say you’re going to bake a batch of homemade chocolate chip cookies. (BTW I LOVE chocolate chip cookies!!!). You preheat the oven, get out the bowls, measuring cups and gather your ingredients. Instead of using real vanilla you go for the less expensive imitation vanilla. (I’m a chocolate chip cookie snob, so yes, I’ll be able to tell the difference!). Are you really going to invest all of that time for mixing, scooping, baking and cooling only too skimp and use imitation vanilla? Why invest all of that time investment and expense of ingredients and use imitation vanilla?! Don’t skimp on your vanilla, er I mean paint!
You’ve heard me say this before and most recently in the Dos and Don’ts of Buying Used Tools. Invest in the best your budget will allow. I’m not suggesting for you to max out your credit card. What I am suggesting is, sometimes it’s best to save until you have the money to get the best you can afford for your project. Anytime I have focused on the budget over quality, I was always disappointed. The bottom line is buy the best your budget will allow.
I had some old paint I wanted to use up, so I stirred the paint and it looked fine. Then I thought about those instructions. I had a bought a package of paint strainers, but had never used them. “Oh man, I guess to be on the safe side I should strain this old paint” You know what I found in the bottom of the strainer? Big chunks of old paint!
Chunks WILL NOT flow through your sprayer. They will get clogged in the sprayer. The sprayer will stop spraying and you’ll get angry. Lesson learned, strain the paint. I would say it’s a must for old paint, but I’ve heard you can even find debris in new paint. Straining all of the paint you put in your sprayer is cheap insurance that the sprayer will always function properly.
What Do You Use to Thin Paints and Stains?
For water-based products like latex paint, the answer is easy. Water. For oil-based products you would typically use paint thinner. Not sure if your paint or stain is water or oil-based? It should say on the can, but if you don’t see it, check the “clean up” section of the instructions. If it says clean up with water, it’s water-based. If it says clean up with paint thinner or mineral spirits, it’s oil-based. It’s just that easy.
How Do You Mix Paint for a Paint Sprayer?
The instructions for my HomeRight Super Finish Max suggest thinning between 5% to 15%. How much is that? To figure it out, I sat there for awhile converting ounces and calculating and… arrrgggh! Lucky for you I have taken the math out of the equation! I created a handy-dandy paint mixing cheat that easily shows how to thin different amounts of paint, stain or poly. And… I’m giving it to you for FREE!
Click below to get your FREE paint mixing cheat sheet!
As they say, practice makes perfect. My HomeRight Super Finish Max paint sprayer is super easy to use, but I think one of the best things I did with my sprayer was to spray the siding of my house. There was a lot of repetitive motion. After spraying a small section I learned what worked best and perfected my technique.
My recommendation? Start with a project where there’s a lot of repetitive motions, so you can get your technique down. Spray the siding of your house, a shed, the walls of your garage, etc. Then you’ll be ready to spray any project.
Sometimes when you spray the surface of paint ends up being bumpy instead of being smooth. This unwanted texture is called orange peel. It can happen to any DIYer and it happened to me recently.
I reached out to my friends at HomeRight for some help about how to avoid orange peel on my painted projects. They shared some great advice with me and now I want to share it with you. Please skate over 7 Ways to Prevent Orange Peel Texture When Using a Paint Sprayer for some helpful tips and tricks to keep your paint smooth.
I mentioned earlier my HomeRight Super Finish Max is super easy to clean. It takes about the amount of time to properly clean two paint brushes. But you HAVE to clean it! Don’t finish spraying your project and then celebrate completing a project by having a few beers in the backyard!
Dried on, caked on paint is not only difficult to get off but will prevent your sprayer from working properly. Immediately start the cleaning process when you’re done spraying. Wet paint is sooo much easier to remove than dry paint. Be sure to follow completely the cleaning instructions for your sprayer.
OK, we have our safety glasses and our respirator. We prepped our project and it’s ready for paint. We chose a quality paint sprayer and properly thinned our paint. Is there anything else we need? Yes, a place to spray!
You guys might remember a few months ago I went to the Haven Conference. The conference is geared towards DIY bloggers to help us create and develop amazing projects for you. It’s also a place where we can interact with DIY brands and check out their latest offerings. It’s at Haven where I got to meet the friendly folks from HomeRight. I purchased my sprayer earlier in the summer, so I was familiar with the HomeRight brand. What I wasn’t familiar with was they also offered spray shelter. Oh man… I needed this thing!
I spoke with my friends at HomeRight, told them about my DIY furniture projects and all of the DIYing going on here at Saws on Skates. Well, they hooked me up with my very own spray shelter!
Long-time Saws on Skates followers know that I’m always transparent with you guys, so I want to tell you I did not purchase this shelter, it was given to me. Also, I was not compensated for my opinions about the spray shelter, nor was I compensated for any portion of this post. All opinions are my own. I only promote things I’ve used, know work well and think you’ll love too.
The spray shelter is the perfect place to spray furniture projects. It’s great for DIYer’s who don’t have a workshop, garage, shed to spray. Sure, you can spray outside, but leaves, debris, etc. can blow onto your project and will totally ruin your finish. This is especially true if you’re spraying a finish like polyurethane. Using a spray shelter protects surrounding objects from overspray and protects your projects while spraying.
The spray shelter goes together quickly. If you’ve ever gone camping in a dome tent, you’ll be familiar with the construction. It’s basically two poles that attach to the shelter with clips. Here’s a tip… After you assemble your shelter, paint a dot on each clip for one pole and then a different color for the second pole. This will help speed up the assembly process the next time.
I’ve used my spray shelter to paint a few furniture projects now and I’m so glad I have this in my paint spraying arsenal!
Paint sprayer mistakes can happen to all of us, but when used properly a paint sprayer can make quick work of any painting project and produce a smooth, professional finish.
Thank you Lawrence – I’m glad you found it helpful.
Thank you Bob – I appreciate that!

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Rehearing Denied Jan. 20, 1941.
See 312 U.S. 712, 61 S.Ct. 548, 85 L.Ed. —-.
Mandate Conformed to March 3, 1941.
Messrs. Jean S. Breitenstein, of Denver, Colo., and Edward M. Freeman, of New York City, for petitioners.
Mr. Fred S. Caldwell, of Denver, Colo., for respondent.
The Colorado Supreme Court held null and void a judgment of the Wyoming court against the claim of Milliken that that judgment was entitled to full faith and credit under the Federal Constitution. 101 Colo. 564, 76 P.2d 420; 105 Colo. 532, 100 P.2d 151. The case is here on a petition for certiorari which we granted, 310 U.S. 622, 60 S.Ct. 1099, 84 L.Ed. 1395, because of the substantial character of the federal question which is raised.
The controversy is over a 1/64th interest in profits from operation of certain Colorado oil properties. Transcontinental1 on August 31, 1922, contracted to pay Meyer 4/64ths of those profits. Milliken asserted a claim to a two-thirds interest in that 4/64ths share. As a settlement of that dispute Transcontinental on May 3, 1924, contracted to pay Milliken a 2/64ths interest and Milliken assigned2 to Transcontinental all his claims against Meyer pertaining to the lands in question and to Meyer's 4/64ths interest in the profits.
Later Milliken instituted suit in the Wyoming court alleging a joint adventure with Transcontinental and Meyer and charging a conspiracy on their part to defraud him of his rights. He sought a cancellation of the contracts of May 3, 1924, and an accounting from Transcontinental and Meyer. Meyer, who was asserted to be a resident of Wyoming, was personally served with process in Colorado pursuant to the Wyoming statutes;3 but he made no appearance in the Wyoming cause.4 Transcontinental appeared and answered. The court found that there was no joint venture between Milliken and Transcontinental; that the contracts of May 3, 1924, were valid; and that the action against Transcontinental should be dismissed with prejudice. It found, however, that there was a joint venture between Milliken and Meyer; that they were entitled to share equally in 6/64ths of the net profits; and that, while Meyer had regularly received 4/64ths, he had refused to account to Milliken for his 1/64th part. The court did not purport to decree the 1/64th interest to Milliken or anyone else but entered an in personam judgment against Meyer for the profits which Meyer had withheld from Milliken, together with interest thereon; and enjoined Transcontinental from paying, and Meyer from receiving, more than 3/64ths of the net profits. This was on July 11, 1931. Thereafter the 1/64th share was withheld from Meyer and paid over to Milliken.5 In 1935 respondent instituted this suit6 in the Colorado court praying, inter alia, for a judgment against Milliken for the sums withheld under the Wyoming judgment and paid to Milliken, for an injunction against Milliken attempting to enforce the Wyoming judgment, and for a decree that the Wyoming judgment was a nullity for want of jurisdiction over Meyer or his property. The bill alleged, inter alia, that Meyer at the time of service in the Wyoming court had long ceased to be a resident of Wyoming and was a resident of Colorado; that the service obtained on him did not give the Wyoming court jurisdiction of his person or property; and that such judgment was violative of the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Milliken's answer alleged, inter alia, that Meyer was a resident of Wyoming at the time of the Wyoming action and that the Wyoming judgment was entitled to full faith and credit in Colorado under the Federal Constitution. Article 4, § 1. The Colorado court, on issues joined, found that Meyer was domiciled in Wyoming when the Wyoming suit was commenced, that the Wyoming statutes for substituted service were constitutional, that the affidavit for constructive service7 on Meyer was filed in good faith, substantially conformed to the Wyoming statute and stated the truth, that Wyoming had jurisdiction over the person of Meyer, that the Wyoming decree8 was not void, and that the bill should be dismissed.
That judgment was reversed by the Supreme Court of Colorado. It did not pass on the question of whether or not the Wyoming court had jurisdiction of the parties and subject matter. It held that the Wyoming decree was void on its face because of an irreconcilable contradiction between the findings and the decree. In its view the finding of the Wyoming court that Milliken's assignment of May 3, 1924, to Transcontinental of his claims against Meyer was valid, deprived the court of any ground upon which it could predicate a judgment against Meyer, since the only basis for an action by Milliken against Meyer rested upon the claim before its assignment.
Where a judgment rendered in one state is challenged in another, a want of jurisdiction over either the person or the subject matter is of course open to inquiry. Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co. v. Radcliffe, 137 U.S. 287, 11 S.Ct. 92, 34 L.Ed. 670; Adam v. Saenger, 303 U.S. 59, 58 S.Ct. 454, 82 L.Ed. 649. But if the judgment on its face appears to be a 'record of a court of general jurisdiction, such jurisdiction over the cause and the parties is to be presumed unless disproved by extrinsic evidence, or by the record itself.' Adam v. Saenger, supra, 303 U.S. at page 62, 58 S.Ct. at page 456, 82 L.Ed. 649. In such case the full faith and credit clause of the Constitution precludes any inquiry into the merits of the cause of action, the logic or consistency of the decision, or the validity of the legal principles on which the judgment is based. Fauntleroy v. Lum, 210 U.S. 230, 28 S.Ct. 641, 52 L.Ed. 1039; Roche v. McDonald, 275 U.S. 449, 48 S.Ct. 142, 72 L.Ed. 365, 53 A.L.R. 1141; Titus v. Wallick, 306 U.S. 282, 59 S.Ct. 557, 83 L.Ed. 653. Whatever mistakes of law may underlie the judgment (Cooper v. Reynolds, 10 Wall. 308, 19 L.Ed. 931) it is 'conclusive as to all the media concludendi'. Fauntleroy v. Lum, supra, 210 U.S. at page 237, 28 S.Ct. at page 643, 52 L.Ed. 1039.
On the findings of the Colorado trial court, not impaired by the Colorado Supreme Court, it is clear that Wyoming had jurisdiction over Meyer in the 1931 suit. Domicile in the state is alone sufficient to bring an absent defendant within the reach of the state's jurisdiction for purposes of a personal judgment by means of appropriate substituted service. Substituted service in such cases has been quite uniformly upheld where the absent defendant was served at his usual place of abode in the state (Huntley v. Baker, 33 Hun, N.Y., 578; Hurlbut v. Thomas, 55 Conn. 181, 10 A. 556, 3 Am.St.Rep. 43; Harryman v. Roberts, 52 Md. 64) as well as where he was personally served without the state. In re Hendrickson, 40 S.D. 211, 167 N.W. 172. That such substituted service may be wholly adequate to meet the requirements of due process was recognized by this Court in McDonald v. Mabee, 243 U.S. 90, 37 S.Ct. 343, 61 L.Ed. 608, L.R.A.1917F, 458, despite earlier intimations to the contrary. See Pennoyer v. Neff, 95 U.S. 714, 733, 24 L.Ed. 565; Burdick, Service as a Requirement of Due Process in Actions In Personam, 20 Mich.L.Rev. 422. Its adequacy so far as due process is concerned is dependent on whether or not the form of substituted service provided for such cases and employed is reasonably calculated to give him actual notice of the proceedings and an opportunity to be heard. If it is, the traditional notions of fair play and substantial justice (McDonald v. Mabee, supra) implicit in due process are satisfied. Here there can be no question on that score. Meyer did not merely receive actual notice of the Wyoming proceedings. While outside the state, he was personally served in accordance with a statutory scheme which Wyoming had provided for such occasions. And in our view the machinery employed met all the requirements of due process. Certainly then Meyer's domicile in Wyoming was a sufficient basis for that extraterritorial service. As in case of the authority of the United States over its absent citizens (Blackmer v. United States, 284 U.S. 421, 52 S.Ct. 252, 76 L.Ed. 375), the authority of a state over one of its citizens is not terminated by the mere fact of his absence from the state. The state which accords him privileges and affords protection to him and his property by virtue of his domicile may also exact reciprocal duties. 'Enjoyment of the privileges of residence within the state, and the attendant right to invoke the protection of its laws, are inseparable' from the various incidences of state citizenship. See Lawrence v. State Tax Commission, 286 U.S. 276, 279, 52 S.Ct. 556, 557, 76 L.Ed. 1102, 87 A.L.R. 374; New York ex rel. Cohn v. Graves, 300 U.S. 308, 57 S.Ct. 466, 81 L.Ed. 666, 108 A.L.R. 721. The responsibilities of that citizenship arise out of the relationship to the state which domicile creates. That relationship is not dissolved by mere absence from the state. The attendant duties, like the rights and privileges incident to domicile, are not dependent on continuous presence in the state. One such incidence of domicile is amenability to suit within the state even during sojourns without the state, where the state has provided and employed a reasonable method for apprising such an absent party of the proceedings against him. See Restatement, Conflict of Laws, §§ 47, 79; Dodd, Jurisdiction in Personal Actions, 23 Ill.L.Rev. 427. Here such a reasonable method was so provided and so employed.
By the Ohio Oil Co. one of the vendees of Transcontinental. These payments were to Margaret M. Milliken to whom Milliken's interests had been assigned.
Texas Production Co. and Ohio Oil Co. were joined as defendants. They filed separate answers and cross-complaints which are not material here. It should be noted, however, that the Ohio Oil Co. in its answer set up the contract between Milliken and Transcontinental whereby Milliken assigned all of his rights against Meyer in the lands and the 4/64ths interest in question to Transcontinental and alleged that Milliken was estopped thereby to make any claims against it for the disputed 1/64th interest.
While the affidavit for constructive service stated in accordance with § 5636 of the Wyoming Comp.Stat., supra, note 3, that Meyer concealed himself in order to avoid service of summons, the present record does not show whether or not the Wyoming court so found.
The Wyoming judgment does not seem to have been proved by respondents in accordance with the provisions of R.S. § 905, 28 U.S.C. § 687, 28 U.S.C.A. § 687, in their suit in Colorado to set it aside. Nor was that judgment so proved by the answers. But since the Colorado trial court gave the Wyoming judgment full faith and credit despite lack of such proof, respondents cannot here claim that that was error.

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Charles Hodge adds his commentary on mankind’s moral collapse: “Blinded by sin to the perfections and loveliness of God and truth, they have turned from the way which He has prescribed and which leads to Himself, and have made choice of another way and of another portion [destiny]. Here, as in the first chapter, the loss of the knowledge of God is represented as [being] followed by spiritual blindness, and spiritual blindness by moral degradation. [When] men do not understand, i.e., have no right apprehension of God; then they turn away from Him, then they become altogether unprofitable, worthless, morally corrupt. This depravity is universal, for there is none that does good, no not one.”1 Not only was this the case during Paul’s time, and again in Dr. Hodge’s day, but we see this same moral and spiritual deterioration today, something we never thought we’d ever see repeated.
There are some in our world who think that when you get rid of religion because you’ve come to a conclusion there is no God, or that the God of the Jews and Christians is dead, that your mind becomes free to think with greater freedom and thereby you can look a life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness in a more intellectual, amoral way. That way, there is less chance of others being offended by your point of view.
And theologian Frédéric Godet sees it from a scholarly perspective: “The two terms which follow in Romans 3:11 have a more particular sense. The first is related to the understanding: the knowledge of the Creator in His works; the second to the will: the aspiration after union with this perfect being. God is represented as seeking that one person and not finding them.”3 We must remember that Paul is quoting from the Psalms which expresses the state of mankind under the old agreement. After not finding anyone who could qualify for unity with God on their own merits, the Father sent His Son to seek and to save those who were wandering aimlessly in search of truth. And even though there are still none to this day who qualify based on their own righteousness, God willingly receives them as soon as they accept His Son. Salvation is not a treasure hunt, it is a gift from God by grace through His Son Jesus the Christ.
Paul continues to use the words of the Psalmists to express his disgust for those who come dressed in the robes of a peacemaker but in fact are only covering their real intentions of sowing discord and disharmony. And one of the factors that add to the dilemma is that these people are not satisfied to live in such a decadent condition themselves, but since they can’t escape on their own, they want everyone else to be just as miserable as they are. They are described as having characteristics that all point to decay, deceit, and dying.
David described them this way: “For nothing sincere can be found in their mouths, all you find there is disaster because their throats are like open graves. They use flattering tongues to deceive others.”7 It is what came out of their mouths that reminded David of an open tomb, their words were like the stench of decaying flesh. Jesus joins David in describing His opponents the same way: “You are hypocrites! You are like tombs that are painted white. Outside they look fine, but inside they are full of dead people’s bones and all kinds of filth.”8 Paul would not be quoting David’s psalms if he did not feel that some of these same traits were present among Jews living in Rome. Each carnal fault and character defect enumerated here can be seen as symbolic of what was being practiced.
It is not surprising then that this same sentiment made its way into Jewish teachings and writings. In fact, it’s in their Talmud where Rabbis discuss various things that are condemned as bad behavior. Among them are cases of young women flirting as they walked through market-place. It was said that: “They placed myrrh and balsam in their shoes and walked through the market-places of Jerusalem, and on coming near to the young men of Israel, they kicked their feet and spurted it on them, thus instilling them with passionate desire like with serpent’s poison.”13 Of course, the venom of a serpent was often used to paralyze their prey, putting them totally under their control.
2 Charles Spurgeon: On Romans, op. cit., loc. cit.
3 Frédéric Godet: On Romans, op. cit., loc. cit.
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A preview of scripture that identifies those passages that demonstrate and direct us to have a worshipful fear and awe of God.
Proverbs 01:07 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction.
Psalm 103:17-18 The mercy of the LORD is from everlasting to everlasting upon them that fear him.
Job 02:03 God takes great pleasure when our faith is strong to provide victory over temptation. Let your faith be strengthened by each victory and give Him praise!
Deuteronomy 31:12-13 We gain wisdom through the study of His word, and worship Him through obedience to His word. May our worship be an example to those who do not know His word so that they might turn to His word.
Deuteronomy 05:29 Have a worshipful heart for God that is honest, sincere and willing to follow Him, not just when we are convicted of our sins or faced with tough choices, but in all circumstances.
Deuteronomy 04:09-10 Worship God as you did when you first believed. Keep Him close to your heart each day so that your life will be a reflection of Him, and a living demonstration of worship for others to see.
Genesis 22:12 When we are willing to surrender that which is most dear to us to serve our Heavenly Father we demonstrate our love and worship to Him.
Hebrews 05:7-8 God hears the prayers of those that worship Him. The intensity of Christ’s prayers brought comfort from God so that He could be obedient to suffering and saved from death.
Ephesians 06:05 Remember that regardless of who you are working for, you are really working for the Lord. Serve Him with all respect and ability, for a reward awaits you.


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I was searching for a Property and found this listing (MLS® #8062703). Please send me more information regarding 6308 Bumpstead Dr, Austin, TX, 78747. Thank you!
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Esther Swift's immensely popular history of every conceivable place-name in Vermont has served well an entire generation of researchers. Not only is the history of each place-name given, Mrs. Swift gives you a capsule history of the town, village or settlement involved.
Book Description: Personal history of the first settlers from Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire & New York, including biographies of John Strong, Gov. Slade, Hon. Daniel Chipman, Thomas Sawyer; Lake Champlian history, the most historic body of water in North America, including accounts of Samuel Champlain, activity at Forts St. Theresa, St.Anne, Frederick, Crown Point & Ticonderoga; Military movements of the British, French & American forces; New York & New Hampshire Land Grant disputes; the beginnings of Ecclesiastical Societies in New England; stories of the Hurons, Iroquois, Abenakee, Zoquageers; and poetry inspired by family, God, life, love, nature, and war, are included in this lifelong work of Abby Hemenway. No other state has such a complete documentation of its dawning & the dawning of our nation. For the first time since its publication, 140 years ago,the first issue of this Historical Magazine is once again available. This modern version is a 15% enlargement of the original. The Introduction by Dennis Jay Hall leads you into the life & times of Abby Hemenway.

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Defourny J., Pestoff V. , Images and concepts of the third sector in Europe. "Working Papers Series, No. 08/02"; EMES European Research Network, Liege.
Froelich K.A. , Diversification of Revenue Strategies: Evolving ResourceDependence in Nonprofit Organizations, "Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly", Vol. 28(3).
Gardin L. , A variety of resource mixes inside social enterprises, [in:] M. Nyssens (ed), Social Enterprise - At the Crossroads of Market. Public Policies and Civil Society, Routledge, London.
Haugh H. , A research agenda for social entrepreneur- ship, "Social Enterprise Journal", Vol. 1(1).
Low C. , Л Framework for the Governance of Social Enterprise, "International Journal of Social Economics", Vol. 33(5).
Nyssens M. , Social Enterprise - At the Crossroads of Market. Public Policies and Civil Society, Routledge, London.
O'Shaughnessy M. , Irish social enterprises: challenges in mobilizing resources to meet multiple goals, [in:] M. Nyssens (ed), Social Enterprise - At the Crossroads of Market. Public Policies and Civil Society, Routledge, London.
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My real estate purchase experience with 1ST Choice Realty and Chad was a very positive one. We had been in constant contact prior to my arrival in Costa Rica to search for properties. He was knowledgeable of the area, the buying process and had helpful points to guide me with my decision. Throughout the purchasing process he was readily available to answer questions I had, and always responded in a timely manner. We have remained in communication after my purchase, which I appreciate. He has continued to help me with resources, tips, and recommendations for getting ready to build my home. I would recommend Chad to anyone looking for a property in the Tamarindo and surrounding area.
My husband and I have been going to Costa Rica since 2007 we fell in love with nature and beaches and decided to invest on a property. Thanks to Ronald & Chad we found our dream lot in Playa Grande, they are very profesional, knowledgeable and respond to all our needs during the process. We also feel like they treat us like good friends. Very happy and excited !!
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Thank you both for making possible our dream !!!
In early 2016 my wife and I decided that it was time to get serious about pursuing our dreams of owning real estate in the Tropics. We had already concluded that Costa Rica (and most specifically the province of Guanacaste) was our location of choice. We spent countless hours looking through various websites and at one point we inquired about a few properties we saw on the 1st Choice Real Estate website. The very next day Chad Fisher stepped into our lives. From day 1 Chad and his team have been very professional, kind, and knowledgeable about the Real Estate process, the requirements, and quirks etc of buying property in Costa Rica. Chad helped make the entire process as seemless as possible – and in our week in Costa Rica (Sept 2016) we landed on purchasing an amazing lot for our future dream home! We cannot imagine having gone through this process with anyone other than Chad and team. (On a previous trip to Costa Rica in 2015 we had met a real estate agent from a competitor company down the road, and after a few weeks of back and fourth emails, we were essentially blown off)…I can honestly say that Chad Fisher has been with us every step of the way – and to this day, continues to follow up and shows genuine interest in our soon to be “building” process! We would recommend Chad Fisher to anyone interested in purchasing Real Estate in Costa Rica 10/10! Chad, keep up the fantastic work, and we look forward to our next steps along the way of building our dream!
We recently purchased our dream lot through Chad Fisher at 1st Choice realty. Mr.Fisher was extremely helpful, professional and attentive to our needs throughout the entire process. We are Costa Rican residents and had a big wish list including ocean views, a respect to nature and off course something we could afford. 1st Choice was on top of all the real estate in the area. Mr. Fisher and his team were excellent in helping us with the closing process and made buying land on Costa Ricas beautiful gold coast a dream come true.
I purchased a business in Tamarindo and he actually talked me out of the two more expensive businesses that I was interested in and pointed me in the direction of the less expensive one. I was surprised by that kind of behavior from someone who makes his living on commission, but he genuinely wanted me to get the right property for me. As it turns out, his local knowledge of the town proved invaluable. His assessment was right on and I got the better of the 3 businesses, as well as the least expensive. The most pressing issue for me was that I was living in the states at the time all of this was happening. He arranged to have people check on the equipment at the business, took pictures of the questionable issues and had them all resolved BEFORE any money changed hands. He was my eyes and ears when it came time to do all of the paper work, find a lawyer, and perform the due diligence.I highly recommend 1st Choice. In fact, since I've been here in Tamarindo, I've sent him two clients...both of which had transactions and experiences similar to mine. Flawless.
1st Choice Realty made our buying experience in Costa Rica seamless from thousands of miles away. they were always very prompt in returning phone calls, emails, answering questions, and coordinating paperwork with the sellers agent, title company, attorneys, etc. 1st Choice Realty steered us clear of properties that they felt were unsuitable or were of subpar construction and only offered us high quality properties that he would purchase. Even after the sale 1st Choice Realty has reached out to us via email and Skype to check on our experience thus far and we greatly appreciate his service and new friendship. I highly recommend 1st Choice Realty for your real estate purchases in Costa Rica, they are on your side and will work diligently to find you a great property and a fair market price.
You are a great realtor! You are amazing with your enthusiasm. I have never had a realtor be so helpful. Because of this, I will let you be my realtor and I am going to give you my sister's email address. She is flying down to Costa Rica in June. I want you to email her and also send her a copy of this email I have sent you. Tell her that i think you are the best I have ever seen. You will surely be able to make a great sell from her. She is going to buy sooner than I am, so it is to your advantage to contact her immediately.
My hubby and I are 90% sure we will be buying something there, but it will be several months before we can come down. There's no need for you to take your precious time and visit that condo to take more pics. Just have that owner email pics of the baths and closets.
Again, thank you so much for all the attention you have given me and I look forward to working with you. Keep the pics coming!
Thanks for the update. I appreciate the time and effort on your behalf and wish to thank you for your thoroughness in this matter. In our business, its important to recognize professionalism in our peers. Your time invested in this matter will not be forgotten.
"Dan has proven himself to be a knowledgeable and valuable partner in our ventures here in Costa Rica. He has an extensive working knowledge of the market and best practices in the real estate realm in Costa Rica. Prompt and courteous and always a pleasure to work with. We consider him to be an invaluable asset."
I feel like I need to let you know about Derrick's assistance during my time there. He was extremely helpful in locating and gaining access on short notice to properties that I randomly showed interest in. He was always on his game, not too agressive, but very interested in helping me in everyway to help make my decision easier and with more knowledge. I really enjoyed working with him and when it does look like I am ready to actually purchase property, I will definitely be contacting him.
We had the great fortune to have Dan as our realtor when we decided to purchase a condo in Tamarindo. Not only was he very professional, but also very personable. Dan displayed tremendous patience and helpfulness throughout the time we spent viewing listings, making the overall experience pleasurable. He very diligently guided us through the process of buying in Costa Rica, while sharing his knowledge and experience of the area. Dan also set us up with an excellent lawyer for the paperwork, and made sure we understood the intricacies of Costa Rican real estate laws. I can't recommend Dan highly enough, we not only bought a condo on that trip but also made a friend in Dan.
Looking forward to seeing you next spring when we are down. Take care and enjoy!
Daniel Talbot is the most professional realtor i have ever encountered. His dedication to finding the right property for his clients is endless. His knowledge of the area and home values is outstanding. His negotiation skills will always obtain his clients the best value for their money. His professionalism does not end at the closing of your property. Dan is always there to help you and make the transition to your new home and answer the many questions you will have being new to the area. His network of referrals is of tremendous value.
I sold my Tamarindo condo and bought a newer, bigger, beach-closer condo through First Choice Realty, with two closings in about 30 days, and all with the same money.
I've done about 25 property purchases and sales, in my life, and I've never had anyone perform as excellently and caringly as First Choice Realty. I worked with Derrick and Chad, who literally took care of everything.
Their advice was consistently sound all the way through. Their efforts were effective and conserved my time, energy, and money.
"It was great to have someone that knows Costa Rica's laws, land and people. Your group, especially, Chad and Grettel, added a personal touch that few real estate professionals know how to do. Besides finding us our dream piece of property, we feel we have also found new friends in Costa Rica. You have made us feel at ease with the process and intricate procedures of buying real estate in Costa Rica."
"Carol and I have been extremely happy with the work of everyone at 1st Choice Realty. They responded quickly and professionally to all of our questions by e-mail while we were still in the States. When we arrived to Costa Rica Grettel did a wonderful job showing us the areas and lots that we were looking for that were in our price range. She was patient and very knowledgeable to the area, offering insight and information that we would never have thought of. Grettel and everyone at 1st Choice Realty made purchasing property in a foreign country a much less stressful experience than it could have been. As a resident of the area, I now realize how lucky we were in finding 1st Choice Realty. They are, and will continue to be, the first company we think of and recommend to anyone coming down to visit looking for either investment property or a place to live."
"I am happy to see that Grettel and Chad’s diligence has resulted in gathering the requirements to close on Lot 24 in Pacific Heights. I had thought it would be yet another day so this was a pleasant surprise. Yes, the process was slow, but thanks to you, it was far less painful than it could have been. Through the ups and downs, you have been conscientious and professional in every detail. I truly appreciate your efforts and know that you will be successful in the future with your clients. Appreciation again for a job well done!"
In the fall of 2005, I had the good fortune of being referred to Chad Fisher of 1st Choice Realty in Tamarindo for helping me identify and purchase a special piece of Costa Rican property. It was Chad's familiarity with the region and his long standing relationships with those involved in it's land development that allowed me to purchase a wonderful property in the beach community of Avellanas that was not being marketed at the time. Chad demonstrated he will make the extra effort.
Dan Talbot made it possible for me to buy my dream home in Tamarindo. It was his none stop help that made it happen. Three years later he is still there for me if i have a problem. He is a good trustworthy man, and has never let me down.
Michael Mcmanus. Ottawa Ontario Canada.
Daniel has been invaluable. In terms of his business practice he is attentive, thoughtful, tireless , timely and ethical. His extensive market knowledge and skill resulted in our getting the best deal possible...the right deal and the right location. Subsequent to our purchase he has continued to assist us by connecting us with his legal and banking associates as well as familiarizing us with the local resources. Everything has been top notch. We do not know what we would have done without him.
Bill and Nora Barker, Calgary Alberta Canada.
The service and personal attention we received from Daniel at First Choice Realty was exceptional and unexpected right from the start! His expertise showed by asking the right questions by phone or through emails helping us to narrow our search before we arrived in Costa Rica. Upon our arrival he was organized and considerate when providing us with an itinerary of the houses we would view each day leaving us time to enjoy the beach and the activities offered in Tamarindo. After patiently going through all the listings and explaining the property details with us, he made sure we got the best value on our final choice. His knowledge of the local market and the surrounding contacts in the community helped us not only make an informed decision but also complete our deal with confidence in the short time we were in Costa Rica. Daniel is someone we can rely on and continues to help us by communicating the progress of the renovations of our home. Regardless of whether you are buying or selling, I would highly recommend Daniel to help you find your dream house. We could not have asked for a better Realtor to guide us through each step of what could have been a very stressful process.
Sincerely, Diane and Mike Kuhn Vancouver, British Columbia Canada.
Thank you so much for your warm hospitality, your time and a wonderful time you showed us in Costa Rica. We feel nothing less than having some good people like yourself helping us out with the real estate. My wife Lana fell in love with both you and Chad and your name came up several times ever since we got back to US.
I can assure you that we would definitely do something soon and will go through you since we really liked you guys and I personally enjoyed your company and Chad as well.
Have a great day and please give my regards to Chad and will talk to you soon.
I wanted to write a short note, thanking you for all your help and guidance, showing me various properties in Costa Rica. My objective was to get a feel for the availability and pricing for upper end real estate in Tamarindo, Hacienda Pinilla, Reserva Conchal, Playa Flamingo, Playa Langosta, and other private communities in that area. You showed me many exceptional homes and lots, but never wasted my time in any way. I am extremely impressed with your knowledge of the real estate market, and your ability to navigate the Costa Rican roads, many of which I am sure are not on any map. Thanks again for being a true professional.
The service and personal attention we received from Daniel at First Choice Realty was exceptional and unexpected right from the start! His expertise showed by asking the right questions by phone or through emails helping us to narrow our search before we arrived in Costa Rica. Upon our arrival he was organized and considerate when providing us with an itinerary of the houses we would view each day leaving us time to enjoy the beach and the activities offered in Tamarindo. After patiently going through all the listings and explaining the property details with us, he made sure we got the best value on our final choice. His knowledge of the local market and the surrounding contacts in the community helped us not only make an informed decision but also complete our deal with confidence in the short time we were in Costa Rica. Daniel is someone we can rely on and continues to help us by communicating the progress of the renovations of our home.
Regardless of whether you are buying or selling, I would highly recommend Daniel to help you find your dream house. We could not have asked for a better Realtor to guide us through each step of what could have been a very stressful process.
I have to say that your organization is truly first class. Your service and consistent contact is tremendous. Vianney was extremely thorough in his pursuit in identifying our needs and available inventory. Should our needs arise again in the future, yours will be the first contact we make.
"I did a lot of research prior to buying land in Costa Rica, and that involved contacting MANY agencies and agents, surfing countless websites, etc. What I found was that most agents really didn’t care to talk to me (much less email me back), unless I was standing in their doorway with cash in hand. Chad, however, answered all my questions & kept up contact via email and occasional phone calls. It’s a big decision to spend a large sum of money in a foreign country, but they walked me through the whole process and made me feel comfortable. I have to say I felt that everyone at 1st Choice was very professional, and honest (not just trying to “hard sell” something - the place kinda sells itself). So here I am now, a happy man, with a little piece of paradise to call my own, thanks guys."
For various reasons I wanted to sell my property before years end 2009. Your name was recommended to me from my good friend living in Tamarindo. I am very pleased with the way you have processed this transaction, our communication and your way of managing all necessary pieces leading to closing. Most of all I am impressed that you managed to find a buyer with such a short notice, also given the time of the year and the current economic climate.
For me as a seller, living in Sweden, with practicalities as time difference and not speaking Spanish your job has been invaluable. As you understand I will be glad to recommend you to other clients.
More satisfied clients enjoying themselves here in beautiful Guanacaste, Costa Rica.


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text: I strongly support the measures in this government response statement. I am particularly supportive of the promotion of public outreach and increased conservation research. It is important to protect these animals for future generations because Massasaugas are an important part of their ecosystems and because their existence has intrinsic value. We must be responsible stewards of the environment and work to prevent the loss of another great snake species from Ontario, like when the timber rattlesnake was extirpated. I would also support any additional activities to help these snakes.


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STATE – Over 8.5 million New Jerseyans – everyone except residents of Cape May County – live in metropolitan areas that received failing grades in the American Lung Association’s tenth annual State of the Air report, released Tuesday.
The report ranks cities most affected by three types of widespread and dangerous pollution: short-term (24-hour) particle pollution, year-round particle pollution and ozone pollution. Counties are graded “A” through “F” for each category when sufficient validated records exist over the three-year period 2005 through 2007. Science shows that the air quality in counties earning “F’s” is dirty enough to endanger lives.
Middlesex County earned an “F” for ozone pollution and a “C” for particle pollution, while Union County earned an “F” for particle pollution and did not have sufficient data to receive an ozone pollution grade.
For short-term particle pollution, the New York-Newark-Bridgeport metro area’s worst locale was Union County, whose weighted average of 12 “bad air” days per year led it to rank as 19th worst county in the nation, and the metro area to rank 16th worst in the U.S. Bergen, Essex, and Hudson counties were the three other counties that earned “F’s” in this metro area. Camden County also earned an “F” for this pollutant measure, and the Philadelphia metro area of which it is part ranked 20th worst in the country.
Compared with the previous two years of short-term particle pollution weighted averages, this year’s results were fairly stagnant, with three counties (Middlesex, Union, and Warren) posting their best results, three (Hudson, Mercer, and Passaic) posting their worst numbers, and six other counties tying a value from a prior year.
For the second straight report year, all twelve graded counties passed the test for long-term particle pollution, with four counties (Hudson, Mercer, Ocean, and Union) posting their lowest levels ever, although the improvements were small. Nevertheless, 13 New Jersey counties lie in the New York-Newark-Bridgeport metro area, ranked 22nd worst in the country for this pollutant.
While New Jersey’s ozone levels, measured in absolute terms, have dropped dramatically over the past few report years, the standard that was in use since 1997 had been shown to be inadequate to protect public health. As a result, the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) adopted a somewhat more protective standard for ozone in 2008, and this year’s report is the first in which the American Lung Association adopts the new standard.
Check local air quality forecasts. Find these in media reports or by going to www.epa.gov/airnow.
Avoid exercising near high-traffic areas; Avoid exercising outdoors when pollution levels are high or substitute an activity that requires less exertion.
Don’t smoke indoors and support measures to make all places smokefree.
Reduce or eliminate the practice of burning trash or wood.
For more information on your community’s grades in the State of the Air: 2009 report, go to: www.lungusa.org or www.stateoftheair.org.


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industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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‘Nigeria is a great country. It is great in area- Nigeria is half the size of Western Europe.
It is great in population: Nigeria had nearly 40 millions of people.
It is great in prospects, because Nigeria has all the resources to maintain a powerful and a prosperous nation.


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Two Argentinian players were stopped by rain on the clay courts of Roland Garros today, and Diego Schwartzman is soon to restart play against Rafael Nadal after winning the first set against the 10-time French Open champion.
Despite Schwartzman (affectionately known as El Peque by his Argentinian countrymen) barely winning a set against Nadal in their five previous matches, he blasted onto the court today winning the first set 6-4. If he maintains this winning streak, a huge upset could be on the cards.
Schwartzman also managed to get an early break in the second set, and rain stopped play at *3-2, with Schwartzman serving. Play resumed at 5.30 p.m. local time and Nadal immediately broke back after a failed volley from Schwartzman.
Nadal, who trained extensively on clay courts, often dominates at the French Open and has won the title 10 times in his career. This year he reached the quarter finals by winning 37 consecutive sets, showing his prowess on this surface.
The inclement weather also paused play between Del Potro and Cilic at 5-5 in the first set. Del Potro seems to be in good form after beating John Isner in straight sets in the previous round, and a victory in this match would see him reaching number 4 in the ATP ranking.
As the Argentinians step back onto the courts, eyes are peeled to see how the players will fare against their opponents.

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Freight-World started through humble beginnings with one client from the front of Michael Muratore ’s home. It has since expanded to have offices in Melbourne and Sydney with an International office to open in Shanghai in late 2016.
When Michael was trying to think of a name for the company he was brainstorming with his mother Rose who suggested that Freight-World would be a perfect name for the company. Michael credits a lot of his success due to his immense support from family, mainly his mother Rose and fiancé Kym.
Michael believes customer retention and satisfaction is one of the most important aspects of running a successful international shipping company. “It is a competitive and robust industry” according to Michael who believes “hard work and strong ethics will help you succeed in business”.
Freight-World tailors a supply chain process which best fits a company’s model. They also work closely with clients to ensure that they have the ability to succeed. Michael believes if an importer or exporter has the right support and a reliable supply chain partner they can compete with any company in the world.
Freight-World recently worked to ship a 20’HC Diving Simulator worth AUD $500,000 from Australia to New Zealand with the help of their agent office in New Zealand. They also recently transported a 15 tonne truck through their RORO service from Australia to New Zealand.
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Cargo World began through humble beginnings with one customer from the front of Michael Muratore ‘s home. It has subsequent to extended to have workplaces in Melbourne and Sydney with an International office to open in Shanghai in late 2016.
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Michael trusts client maintenance and fulfillment is a standout amongst the most imperative parts of running a fruitful global transportation organization. “It is a focused and vigorous industry” as indicated by Michael who accepts “diligent work and solid morals will help you succeed in business”.
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industry_corpus2: Transportation


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When the technology was founded: Around 1860 when the first QWERTY-keyboard was developed.
Why the technology will be around for another 20 years: The keyboard is in practically every device there is - even to the mobile device and television remotes. For some time, the keyboard was restricted to simply the word processor and the computer. It took a while for mobile devices to take advantage of the QWERTY keyboard style on handsets.
However, innovative technologies allow a wider breadth of input into computers and mobile devices. But even with touch technology, arguably spurred on by tablets and touch-screen phones like the iPad and iPhone, the keyboard still reigns as the most natural and innate input device for all to use.
When the technology was founded: Microsoft Office was first released in fall 1990 for Windows 3.0.
Why the technology will be around for another 20 years: Without doubt, Microsoft Office is one of the most used, and understandably the most expensive office and productivity suite of programs on the market. Because of its userbase in the hundreds of millions, ranging from large corporations to governments, it is almost as widely used as Windows itself.
But the one thing that hinders it the most is that bar the Office:mac edition, it only runs on the Windows platform. As so many people use Office as a document standard, it all but forces out competitors as its market dominates further.
There is a good reason why it has become what it is. Not only does it dole out everything that one needs in an office suite, but has always maintained its version history to each major release of the platforms it is supplied on; both Windows and Mac OS X.
Office will, in my opinion, no doubt survive for the next 20 years on any platform that Windows becomes or evolves into.
When the technology was founded: 19th century, part of Charles Babbage's Difference Engine.
Why the technology will be around for another 20 years: To put it simply and bluntly, how else would we get stuff out of the computer?
Printers are absolutely vital to our everyday living and working. Without them, there would be no such thing as a 'papertrail' and there would be nothing to screw up in a moment of frustration to throw at your co-workers. The fact of the matter is, unless we suddenly all ditch the very notion of paper altogether - which is unlikely to ever happen, then printers will remain a vital part of our technologically progressive society.
When the technology was founded: The 'modern' television was born in 1926.
Why the technology will be around for another 20 years: Radio and television has supported the world in times of crisis and in times of joy. Even though technological developments have changed the way we listen to radio and in particular television, the window to the world is still ever present in all but every household in the modern world.
Though on-demand media and 'broadcast control' technology like Sky+ and TiVo has brought an extra dimension of command to our television broadcasts, the key element is the set itself. It's not going anywhere any time soon.
When the technology was founded: In the late 1950's and early '60's.
Why the technology will be around for another 20 years: Though you may not think it, optical media is still one of the most predominant of all storage mediums, besides the hard drive.
The problem the optical disc faces is the rise of non-optical reading equipment in modern technologies, like smartphones and more specifically, many netbooks. Though, this should not deter fans of optical media for the simple fact that so many alternatives are available for say netbook users, such as the download.
But nevertheless, optical media in its simplest form is slim, compact - hence the name, and easy to transport. Sure, it isn't as small or as sleek, or necessarily as to capacity as some flash drives, but they are far cheaper to manufacture and constantly evolving into larger storage mediums. Just compare a 700MB CD-ROM to a 4GB Blu-ray.
When the technology was founded: For the person on the beat, and not in a vehicular setting, around 1973.
Why the technology will be around for another 20 years: Not only are mobile phones a means for communicating via voice from one person to another, but the technology surrounding these 'sacred-in-modern-times' devices has long been a platform to expand existing technology.
Only in our lifetimes, the Generation Y have seen cellphones develop into smartphones; a platform for which technologies are added to and the experience of the device enhanced significantly.
The very notion of cellphones becoming moulded into the human design are all but nonsense. Mobile phones nowadays are beyond 'making a phone call' and more a personal assistant-like device, allowing communications beyond the phone call or text message.
Cellphones may not last another 20 years, but smartphones will.
When the technology was founded: Dial-up internet, predating the dawn of the web. Around the 1950's at the earliest.
Why the technology will be around for another 20 years: The fact that in recent months, dial-up internet access was used in some of the rebelling Arab states, like Tunisia and Egypt, when their governments cut off access to web-based media, shows how important dial-up access is as an ultimate 'backup' solution.
For nations and states who have yet to reach Western modernity, in technology and culture, repressed by their own states, dial-up access is still used across vast areas where broadband and faster internet access is unavailable.
While for many in the Western world, broadband and fiber connectivity may be at the forefront of our minds, still a great number of those in the developing world rely on dial-up connectivity.
When the technology was founded: 1995. Not quite 20 years old, though.
Why the technology will be around for another 20 years: Java is integral to so many devices and applications, on hardware and software systems alike. From Blu-ray players to mobile devices, cars and desktop operating systems and cloud-based applications, Java is absolutely everywhere.
And for that reason alone, it is all but indispensable to our every day working and leisure time, and is why Java will - not might - last another 20 years at very least.
When the technology was founded: 1980 onwards, at least in popular culture.
Why the technology will be around for another 20 years: Email has vastly shifted from a static and restricted technology, chaining employees and consumers all over the world to a desktop machine, to a dynamic and fluid operation where it is common practice to send and receive emails on the go.
Email is here to stay, and won't be going out of fashion any time soon. Even Facebook and social networking and social media won't kill off the backbone of all Internet communications.
A blast from the 1991 past: A look at 10 technologies - hardware and software - which have, and could last another 20 years.


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The Australian sun can be extremely hot and damaging to our skin over the summer months. To remain outdoors attending sporting events, promotional events & festivals or having an outdoor BBQ, we all know how to slip, slop, slap! An easy way to further ensure a healthy UV exposure balance is to use a marquee which is rated SPF50+.
Marquees are a great way to protect children, staff or your family from over exposing our skin to the suns harmful rays.
Our Marquee canopy fabrics are cool under the sun, offer 50+ UV protection, water proof, light weight and are available in a large range of colours and can be custom printed to produce a top quality finish!
Folding marquees are light weight, portable shelters that take less than 60 seconds to set up and provide shelter from the sun. Do you have a marquee for your next event?


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33rd Annual Meeting of the EEA/ 71st ESEM, Cologne, Germany The Bayes Correlated Equilibria of Large Elections, session chair at session "Persuasion and Info Design"
33rd Annual Meeting of the EEA/ 71st ESEM, Cologne, Germany Costly Verification and Correlated Information, session chair at session "Mechanism Design III"
Willrodt, Jana April 10-12 8th Thurgau Experimental Economics Meeting, Kreuzlingen, Switzerland Is there a 'True' Consensus Effect?
Graeber, Thomas March 5-10 Spring School in Behavioral Economics, San Diego Because It Is More Blessed to Give Than to Receive?
The Legacy of Financial Crisis: A Persistent Erosion of Trust?
Schaube, Sebastian June 20-21 Norm, Action, Games 2016, Toulouse Cooperation and Redistribution: Does "bundling" foster Institution Formation?
WZB Berlin Ego Depletion and Risk Attitudes: Is there a Causal Effect?
Herbst, Holger October 30 SFB Young Researchers Workshop, Munich Dynamic Formation of Teams: When does Waiting for Good Matches pay off?
24-27 30th Annual Congress of the European Economic Association, Mannheim, Germany Dynamic Formation of Teams: When Does Waiting for Good Matches Pay Off?
17-21 11th World Congress of the Econometric Society, Montreal, Canada Do Plants Freeze upon Uncertainty Shocks?
20-24 The 26th International Conference on Game Theory, New York, USA Dynamic Formation of Teams. When Does Waiting for Good Matches Pay Off?
17-20 19th Annual International Conference, Athens, Greece Do Plants Really Freeze Upon Uncertainty Shocks?
Willrodt, Jana June 8 8th Maastricht Behavioral and Experimental Economics Symposium, Maastricht, The Netherlands Self-Control and Risk Attitudes: Is There a Causal Effect?
1-3 Spring 2015 Midwest Macro Meeting, St. Louis, USA Do Plants Really Freeze Upon Uncertainty Shocks?
15-17 2015 International Meeting on Experimental and Behavioral Social Sciences, Toulouse Self-Conrol and Risk Attidtudes: Is There A Causal Effect?
Mecikovsky, Ariel December 15-16 European Winter Meeting of the Econometric Society Do Plants Freeze Upon Uncertainty Shocks?
Scheer, Alexander September 17-19 46th Annual Money Macro and Finance Conference, Durham Debt consolidation using the "inflation effect"
27-28 2nd International Ph.D. Meeting of Thessaloniki in Economics 2014, Thessaloniki Debt consolidation using the "inflation effect"
8-10 Search and Matching Annual Conference, Edinburgh Do plants freeze upon uncertainty shocks?
24-26 Spring Meeting of Young Economists, Vienna Do plants freeze upon uncertainty shocks?

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics