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Civil Litigation Lawyers and Law Firms in Lebanon
Civil Litigation Lawyers in Lebanon
Airut Law Offices
Banking, Corporate, Commercial and Litigation Law Firm in Beirut, Lebanon+961 (1) 391414
Airut Law Offices is a civil and commercial litigation and arbitration firm with office locations in Beirut, Lebanon and Erbil, Iraq. Practice areas encompass bankruptcy and enforcement procedures, banking law, corporate finance and capital markets, construction and real estate,...
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Madkour Law Firm
Full-Service Law Firm in Beirut, Lebanon+961 (1) 329200
Since its formation, Madkour Law Firm has developed into one of Beirut's largest and most respected law offices, serving numerous high profile individuals and companies and has already achieved a prominent position in the Law Business.
Contributing to its growing success is the...
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Sader & Associates
Intellectual Property Law Firm in Beirut, Lebanon+961 (1) 499-888
Sader & Associates is a Lebanon-based law firm, founded in 2003, with a progressive outlook on the region's legal significance. In a globalized age of interlocking, complex business structures and collaborations, our aim is to simplify and protect the interests of our clients, chiefly...
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Fakhry Law Firm
Full Service Law Firm in Lebanon+961 (1) 200878
Fakhry Law Firm is one of the oldest law firms in Lebanon. Opening its doors in 1968, we are an international firm specializing in business law for companies and entrepreneurs around the world. Our clients are both local and international and our legal services include legal advice...
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Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Legal (TAGLegal)
Global Legal Services Law Firm+961 1 754222
Founded in 1998, Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Legal (TAGLegal) added yet another professional firm to TAGorg's wide group of internationally acknowledged firms, which are recognized as the largest group of professional service providers in the Middle East.
TAGlegal is currently a global...
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Abou Jaoude & Associates Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Beirut, Lebanon Securities, Corporate Finance and Banking Law Firm+961 1 395555
THE FIRM ; Abou Jaoude & Associates Law Firm (AJA) has throughout the last decade witnessed exponential growth and gained a considerable local, regional and international client base, thus reinforcing its positioning as one of the leading law firms in Lebanon and the Middle East. ; Capitalizing on...
Aco Law FirmKasLIK, Lebanon
Full-Service Legal Firm in Lebanon+961 9 222735
Experienced appellate lawyer with a focus on Real Estate, Family Law and Human Rights.; Successful in pursuing and closing legal transactions at all levels of government (national and municipal). ; Excellent research, writing and presentation skills.; Adapts quickly to unpredictable situations and...
Alem & AssociatesBeirut, Lebanon
Barristers & Solicitors+961 1 999 717
Alem & Associates is a regional boutique legal power house designed to provide state-of-the-art legal services blended with knowledge of the local heritage. By embracing change and understanding the business of our clients, we are able to provide a high-end approach integrated with transparency and...
Awada & Tyan Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Full Service Law Firm+961 1 384700
Awada & Tyan Law Firm in Beirut - Lebanon specializing in all kind of legal matters mainly tax law, administrative law, civil law, commercial law and banking and finance.
Aziz Torbey Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Global Business Law Firm+961 (1) 616161
Aziz Torbey Law firm has been serving the needs of the regional and international business communities since 1973, representing clients in the full range of business transactions, with all the experience and insight needed to handle complex legal and factual disputes and to resolve difficult...
Azzi Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Full Service Law Firm in Beirut, Lebanon961-1-481100
Azzi Law Firm provides a full range of legal services to both Lebanese and international clients. We assist clients in a variety of legal matters, ranging from penal and civil law, to administrative law, commercial and business law general corporate work, mergers and acquisitions, protection of...
Badri & Salim El Meouchi Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Full-Service Law Firm in Lebanon961 1 995900
Founded in the 19th century, Badri & Salim El Meouchi Law Firm is one of the oldest, largest, and most distinguished of the leading law firms in Lebanon. The firm provides a full range of comprehensive legal services including Civil, Corporate, Financial, Tax, Internet, Real Estate, Criminal, and...
Baroudi & AssociatesBeirut, Lebanon
Full-Service Law Firm in Beirut+961 1 428778
We are one of the oldest and largest law firms of Lebanon. We provide comprehensive, timely, high quality and efficient professional legal services to local and international clients.
Bechara and Zaatar Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Full-Service Law Firm in Beirut(961) 5 459 849
Established in 1972 by Fawzi Bechara along with his wife Latifee Zaatar, Bechara, Zaatar & Associates Law Firm has 35 years history of guarding and enforcing the principles of fairness and honesty in every business and personal relationship.
Beirut Practice Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Family, IP, Litigation, Real Estate, Corporate, Tax and Banking Law Firm in Beirut, Lebanon+961 (1) 989-801
Beirut Practice is a multifaceted law firm based in Beirut, Lebanon, with affiliated offices throughout the Middle East. The firm caters to both Lebanese and international clients and its continued growth throughout the region can be attributed to its commitment to providing clients with innovative...
Camille Maalouf Law Firm CMLFBeirut, Lebanon
International General Practice and Arbitration Law Firm+009613122226
CMLF team is formed of highly experienced lawyers and business professionals that can draw upon a network of contacts in Lebanon, the Middle East and worldwide to provide you with the required know-how to deal with any business opportunity or overcome any legal obstacle or problem.; CMLF has built...
El-Aref International Law OfficeBeirut, Lebanon
International, Corporate and Banking Law Firm+961 1 865131
El-Aref International Law Office was established in 1942. It is one of the first renowned Lebanese Law Offices recognized within the Middle East region.; Our experienced team of legal professionals, licensed in both local and International jurisdictions, is able to provide our clients with a wide...
Farran Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Business, Corporate ad Taxes Law Firm+96 11 426174
FARRAN law firm is one of the oldest law firms operating in Lebanon that provides wide-ranging local, regional and international legal services. With its professional team of lawyers offering their skills in many languages, FLF is proud to provide its clients the finest legal advice and assistance.
Ghannam - Attorneys at Law and Legal ConsultantsBeirut, Lebanon+961 1 351140/1
Hachem Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Full-Service Legal Firm in Lebanon+961 3930706
Our offices provide a full range of legal services to clients Lebanese, Arabs and foreigners, and contribute in a variety of legal issues, ; Of criminal and civil law, to administrative law, commercial law and business and labor law, as well as real property law and the law of intellectual property...
Hajj Moussa, Bonja & Partners Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Corporate, Real Estate, Development Structure & Finance Law Firm in Beirut, Lebanon+961 1 514141
Hajj Moussa, Bonja & Partners Law Firm, since its foundation in 1997, in Beirut, has been adopting legal competence, professionalism, seriousness, continuous learning, confidentiality and credibility, as criteria in practice. ; The success in applying and performing such criteria has carried out...
Jaber Law firmBeirut, Lebanon
Full-Service Business Law Firm in Lebanon+961 1 399179
Jaber Law Firm is a law firm that was established in 1929 by late Attorney Anis M. Jaber (the first lawyer in the region of Aley). The law firm was handled later on by late Attorney Chakib A. Jaber, whose statue rise at the entrance of the city of Aley. Nowadays, Jaber Law Firm is managed by...
Kabalan LawBeirut, Lebanon
Domestic and International Full Service Law Firm in Beirut, Lebanon+961 1 365146
Kabalan Law, established in Beirut in 1974, is a law firm providing full legal service and working together to build a successful dynamic team of lawyers serving clients domestically and internationally. Kabalan Law was registered as Etude Maitre Noureddine Kabalan continuously develops both...
Maalouf, Abi Younes and Tohme Law FirmBeirut, Lebanon
Civil Litigation, Intellectual Property, Corporate, Business, Criminal & Real Estate Law Firm+961 1 332312
Maalouf, Abi Younes and Tohme Law Firm began in 1991 with a handful of lawyers operating throughout Lebanon. In 2005, a merger introduced three new partners. It has grown since then into an 8-attorney firm listed with the Beirut Bar Association under the label Maalouf, Abi Younes and Tohme. The...
Mena City LawyersBeirut, Lebanon
Full-Service Law Firm in Beirut, Lebanon+961 (1) 207-222
Mena City Lawyers provides a wide range of legal services to clients from across the Gulf region. We are based in Beirut, Lebanon, with additional offices in Kuwait, Syria, and Qatar. Our practice areas range from family law and criminal law to banking, labor and employment, real estate, and...


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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Nikko with free parking
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Located in the heart of Nikko, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Nikko Temple, Shinkyo, and Rinno-ji Temple. Kosugi Hoan Memorial Nikko Art Museum and Rinno-ji are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Along with a bar/lounge, this smoke-free hotel has coffee/tea in a common area and free newspapers. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a TV in a common area.
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All 14 rooms offer free WiFi and LCD TVs.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Nikko Park Lodge Tobu Station
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Nikko Park Lodge Tobu Station features coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a television in a common area. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Nikko Park Lodge Tobu Station is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 14
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Luggage storage
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Television in common areas
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Parking (limited spaces)
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Slippers
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Shared accommodations
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 8 AM and 9 AM.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time ends at 6 PM
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: between JPY 500 and JPY 800 per person (approximately)
Hotel Name
- Nikko Park Lodge Tobu Station
- Nikko Park Tobu Station
- Park Lodge Tobu Station
- Park Tobu Station
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.

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Heritage Oaks Bancorp Reports Second Quarter 2013 Results - 7/29/13
(PASO ROBLES, CA) -- Heritage Oaks Bancorp ("Heritage Oaks" or the "Company") (Nasdaq:HEOP), a bank holding company and parent of Heritage Oaks Bank (the "Bank"), reported net income of $2.7 million for the second quarter of 2013, compared with $1.9 million for the second quarter of 2012, and $3.7 million for the first quarter of 2013. For the first six months of 2013, net income was $6.4 million compared with $3.5 million for the same period in 2012.
- Period end loans grew to $746.6 million, up 12.5% compared with June 30, 2012. This growth was the direct result of the strategy implemented in 2012 to hire additional relationship managers to expand the agribusiness, commercial, and residential business lines.
- Total deposits grew to $883.3 million at June 30, 2013, an increase of 5.9% compared with a year earlier. Non-interest bearing demand deposits grew 15% year-over-year, representing 32.5% of total deposits at June 30, 2013, resulting from our focus on building new and expanding existing client relationships.
- Credit quality continued to improve as a result of ongoing enhancements to credit administration. Classified assets declined $11.9 million, or 19%, to $50.4 million, and non-performing assets declined $8.0 million, or 36%, at June 30, 2013 compared with a year earlier. Annualized net loan charge-offs for the second quarter of 2013 declined 296 basis points to a net recovery of 0.10% compared with net charge-offs of 2.86% for the second quarter of 2012. The Company had no other real estate owned at June 30, 2013.
- Regulatory capital ratios improved to 12.6% and 17.0% for Tier 1 Leverage and Total Risk-Based Capital at June 30, 2013, respectively from 11.9% and 15.8% a year ago.
- The Series A Preferred Stock that was issued to the U.S. Department of the Treasury as part of the Troubled Asset Relief Program—Capital Purchase Program ("TARP CPP") was repurchased on July 17, 2013, at par plus accrued dividends, or $21.2 million, through a one-time dividend from the Bank to the Company.
- The Bank purchased a strategically located branch office building from Union Bank, N.A. in downtown San Luis Obispo, California in an effort to better serve our customers.
"We are pleased with our strong financial performance for the first half of 2013," said Simone Lagomarsino, President and Chief Executive Officer of Heritage Oaks Bancorp. "We believe our strong performance, in particular our loan and deposit growth, is reflective of our strategic decision to restructure our organization in 2012 by reducing back office costs and redeploying a portion of these cost savings to hire additional relationship bankers. These new team members are supporting our expansion into new geographic markets in Ventura County and deepening our penetration in existing markets, as well as expanding our product lines including agribusinesses and mortgage lending."
"We are excited to announce the purchase of a branch office building in downtown San Luis Obispo," said Ms. Lagomarsino. "Heritage Oaks Bank is the largest community bank in San Luis Obispo County and has the fifth largest market share overall in the County. Acquiring this branch location provides us with an outstanding location from which to serve our customers in the City of San Luis Obispo."
"We are also pleased to have repurchased all of the Preferred Stock held by the U.S. Department of the Treasury," said Ms. Lagomarsino. "Our ability to repurchase these shares with internal resources reflects our overall financial strength and marks another major milestone in our return to financial health. The repurchase of the Preferred Stock will eliminate the dilutive effect of preferred dividends on our common shareholders."
Read the full press release on our Investor Relations website.


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So, iv been working on this "accurate" ESB build for about a year now, and i figured its about time to start showing what i have done so far, and maybe get some advice, tips and tricks and things to avoid. I have been on the GMH waiting list for a while now and i'm just about to order all the armor parts from fett pride too. also on order is the screen accurate harness from Bobby Fett UK, and the accurate gloves from Galactic Bounty Hunterâ (although its been almost a year now and i haven't heard anything from him)... but as of right now all of the soft parts are here with the exception of my ankle ties and balaclava.. i know i also need the brades.. as for the metal parts i need a few odds and ends like the beacon and parts of the gauntlets and other parts for the jet pack... no lights yet and Im still hunting for a real Webley. the parts for the helmet though...(not pictured) is going very well several found items. I'll get to that at a later time.
one more thing i should add before getting to the pictures.. i know it still needs weathering. I'm waiting for the armor to be sent off for painting before i start that.
let me know what you all think so far.. again.. any tips, tricks.. or even things I'm doing wrong.. speak now.. in not an expert on this stuff and your advice is greatly appreciated...
I'll update soon with all the part makers and or people i bought them from.. thanks again!
Something i should add right now.. The Pulce 40 i picked up was real, the weird thing about it though, was it didn't have the safety "nook" on it.. and it was a bit thinner in that area.. so i have concluded that its probably the wrong version of pulce 40 possibly an older or newer model than the one used in the movie. so i bondoed the area that i though looked a bit off and cut the nook using a ton of reference shots.. it looks right to me.. there was a little slip of the dremel but its ok. i was going to fix it but then i decided that the prop makers probably wouldn't have, so im not going to either.. you have to really look for it in person, other than that its exactly the same.


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O.K., John, here's the whole process of re-padding an old car seat.
The first 4 pictures are of an original seat back spring unit that is 82 years old. Take all the old padding off the spring unit, and measure to see how thick the original padding was. Replace the old thickness with slightly more than that. In this case, the old padding was 1 1/2" thick, so I used 1/2" Flex Deck over the springs, 1" foam over that, and a layer of dacron wrap which will compress to 3/4 of its original thickness.
The Flex Deck goes on the spring unit with hog rings. I leave it 1 1/2" larger than the spring unit, and then trim for the curved corners. Once the Flex Deck is on, turn the spring unit upside down over the 1" foam, and trace around leaving it just slightly larger than the flex deck. cut the 1" foam to size, and glue it to the Flex Deck. I use foam to foam glue for this process, not contact adhesive because the seat covers will hold everything in place.
Because these seat covers had padded channels much like how the original seat covers were done, and did not have sew foam on the inside, I put a layer of 3/4 ounce (approximately 1" thick) dacron wrap over the new foam. I chose 1" 2650 FR (fire retardant) foam to pad the seat springs for the seat bottoms, and 1" 2635 FR foam for the seat backs. Foam is described with a 4 number system. The first two numbers are the quality of the foam. 35 would be a very high quality foam. The second two numbers are the density or ILD of the foam. The higher the last two numbers, the firmer the foam. 50 density is considered firm, and 35 is considered a medium density. I used 50 on the seat bottoms because they get more wear and tear, and 35 for the seat backs so they would be more comfortable.
After the foam is glued down, glue the dacron wrap to the top of the 1" foam, leaving it about 2 1/2" larger all the way around. Once again, trim the dacron for the round corners. Flip the whole unit over, spray the dacron and the edge of the foam with glue, and press the dacron into place up against the edge of the foam and onto the flex deck. That's it. The dacron is there mainly to let the seat cover slip, which it would not do if applied directly to the seat foam.
|The dacron wrap is simply glued to the 1" foam. I left it about 2 1/2" long all the way around. I'll post pictures of the process tomorrow using an old seat spring.
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Dan, do you have any pictures of how you laid out and attached the Dacron Wrap before you installed the cover?
John L
Hi Dan........
As ive always said,you do some fantastic work. its a real pleasure looking at your upholstery jobs,wish you were a LOT closer to Florida...
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1930 Model "A" Tudor Interior
This is the project I just finished. The Upholstery came in kit form from Mac's Antique Auto Parts. Everything went in very nicely, there were only a couple of minor problems with four of the panels, but they were fixed very quickly.
I installed all new seat springs for all of the seats, front and rear, and did not use the padding they supplied. I used my own decking material instead of the burlap that was provided, and used 1" firm seat foam with a layer of dacron wrap as the base for the seats.
If any of you know someone who is looking for an original Ford interior, Dan's Upholstery is now a dealer for Mac's Antique Auto Parts. I can provide interiors and parts for any cars from 1909 to 1948. You can check my profile for my web site and contact information.
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Wayne Law to welcome poet and social activist E. Ethelbert Miller to campus, March 24-25
DETROIT (March 2, 2010) – Wayne State University Law School and the Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights are pleased to welcome to campus the Law School's third and final Izumi Scholar in Residence, poet and social activist E. Ethelbert Miller. Miller will visit campus March 24-25, 2010.
Miller will speak at 12:15 p.m. on March 24, 2010 in a lunch presentation titled "Poetry Reading and Discussion of Events Shaping Poetic Vision." He will also give a lecture at 4:30 p.m. on March 25, 2010 titled "Reading Poetry, Writing the Memoir and Raising our Children." Both events will take place in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium.
"Art and artists have always been an inspiration for the Civil Rights Movement," said Wayne Law Professor and Director of the Keith Center for Civil Rights Peter Hammer. "The vision that will lead us forward will come from the hearts and imaginations of our artists, especially those whose experiences are rooted in our urban landscapes."
Miller has served as director of the African American Resource Center at Howard University since 1974. He is the board chairperson of the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) and is the former chair of the Humanities Council of Washington, D.C.
Miller is a frequent NPR commentator and the author of a number of important books including Fathering Words: The Making of An African American Writer (2000), Buddha Weeping In Winter (2001), How We Sleep On The Nights We Don't Make Love (2004) and The 5th Inning (2009).
The Izumi Family Scholar in Residence was established by the ninth dean of Wayne Law Frank H. Wu and his wife, Carol ("Debbie") Izumi, to honor the memory of her parents Shinsuke Edwin and Misao Izumi.
This event is free and open to the public. Parking is available in Structure #1 for $4.25 across from the Law School on West Palmer Street. Click here for directions.
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The Damon J. Keith Center for Civil Rights
The Hon. Damon J. Keith's life has been dedicated to fighting for justice and opportunity. The Keith Center, made possible through generous gifts from individuals, corporations and foundations, will allow that work to continue at Wayne Law. The Center will help the Law School attract and retain outstanding students, support and strengthen its faculty, enhance programming, and promote civil rights in one of the most culturally rich and diverse cities in the United States.
About Wayne Law
Wayne State University Law School has educated and served the Detroit metropolitan area since its inception as Detroit City Law School in 1927. Located at 471 West Palmer Street in Detroit's re-energized historic cultural center, the Law School remains committed to student success and features modern lecture and court facilities, multi-media classrooms, a 250-seat auditorium, and the Arthur Neef Law Library, which houses one of the nation's 30 largest legal collections. Taught by an internationally recognized and expert faculty, Wayne Law students experience a high-quality legal education via a growing array of hands-on curricular offerings, client clinics, and access to well over 100 internships with local and non-profit entities each year. Its 11,000 living alumni, who work in every state of the nation and more than a dozen foreign countries, are experts in their disciplines and include leading members of the local, national and international legal communities. For more information, visit law.wayne.edu.


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CHAPEL HILL - University of North Carolina point guard Marcus Paige has earned freshman All-America honors for the 2012-13 season, grabbing a spot on the 2013 Kyle Macy Freshman All-America team released earlier this week.
The team includes Kyle Anderson (UCLA), Ryan Arcidiacono (Villanova), Anthony Bennett (UNLV), Sim Bhullar (New Mexico State), John Brown (High Point), Omar Calhoun (Connecticut), Jahii Carson (Arizona State), Semaj Christon (Xavier), Damyean Dotson (Oregon), Olivier Hanlan (Boston College), Gary Harris (Michigan State), Danuel House (Houston), R.J. Hunter (Georgia State), Ben McLemore (Kansas), Shabazz Muhammad (UCLA), Nerlens Noel (Kentucky), Paige (North Carolina), Glenn Robinson III (Michigan), JaKarr Sampson (St. John¹s), Marcus Smart (Oklahoma State) and D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera (Georgetown).
Paige, a member of the 2013 Atlantic Coast Conference All-Freshman Team, started 34 of 36 UNC games this past season, averaging 8.2 points and 4.6 assists per contest. He was fourth among Tar Heels in scoring, third in the ACC in assists and sixth in the conference in assist/turnover ratio. He also was a member of the ACC's All-Academic Team.
The Kyle Macy award is presented annually to the top freshman in Division I college basketball. The 1975 Indiana "Mr. Basketball" played his freshman season at Purdue University. Macy averaged 13.8 points a game as a freshman, while leading the Boilermakers in free throws, shooting .859 percent from the line on the season. He started in 25 of 27 games, helping them to a 16-11 season record. After playing his freshman year at Purdue, Macy transferred to the University of Kentucky in 1976. He started every game for the Wildcats in 1977. A three-time All-America and three-time All-SEC player, Macy was a member of Kentucky's 1978 National Championship team. In his senior year of 1979-80, he became the first Kentucky player ever to be named consensus Southeastern Conference Player of the Year.
The 2013 Kyle Macy award will be presented to the nation's top freshman on April 5 at the CollegeInsider.com awards banquet in Atlanta, site of the men's NCAA Final Four.


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did anyone see the news of sunsfan getting robbed while sajadene was streaming? that's ****ed up stuff
did anyone see the news of sunsfan getting robbed while sajadene was streaming? that's ****ed up stuff
LOL its properly most likely the viewers are doing it,
Crazy shit though.
They were armed too. Really messed up.
You could buy all the immortals for less than $15 from the market.
To be expected tbh, since there's so many compendiums around. Anyway, reached 3950 before a slight lose streak, I'm satisfied with this for my 4k mmr goal. Now I can game more relaxed.
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Items have rankings. Immortals usually have special effects but being Immortal just means that they are limited time. You won't be able to get them again.
For example, I got the Dragon Claw Hook for Pudge during the summer event, since you can't get it anymore now the price went up (like $230 for the hook).
OK I was too bothered by the fact that I only reached 3950, so I pushed it a bit more and finally gotten to 4k+ solo. 385 ranked games over 6 months, from 3250 MMR to 4024 MMR.
Haven't played Dota for weeks now, only have been watching and playing WoW a little. Too busy with other things.
TI4 main event soon, who are you guys rooting for?
was rooting for my friend on liquid now im not so sure D= im going to the event tomorrow lost a little stoke cause they were so close to the main event D=
im hoping dk wins though
I'm also rooting for DK. TI4 looks amazing.
Crazy how the current match winner already secures $1,500,000.
maybe DK doin what na vi been doing in past 3 ti3, gets into loser bracket then win it
My compendium got owned this TI...
The finals were a bit anti-climactic too. Newbee played really well and just rolled over VG.
i was all for newbee nice game
and started playing this ! more actively! pm me if you want to play sometimes...
they used VG's strat against them lol,
there are rumours that vg n newbee both been paid out by ppl in their country to win/lose cause people make big bets and they get a cut out of it, hence Newbee didnt look as happy as other team would and Vg didnt look sad as team would be
newbee's rich benefactor = hao's father
hao did not hug his best friend when they won - he hugged banana instead
sylar and xiao8 was chilling at the hotel when i was there
take that how you want it haha
ti4 was a blast i enjoyed it but i wish i went to ti3 instead since apparently that was awesome.
i was super lucky enough to get free tickets and got to hang out with the players during ti4 and after at the hotels and afterparty
every pro players was actually super nice and actually chatted you up instead of being the stereotype antisocial nerd.
+ darude and free liquor and food = gg haha
Newbee smashed VG before, and they smashed them again.
VG had no new strategies. They did the same thing they beat EG with, and Newbee was ready for it. Was sad to see that EG kept picking these late game heroes when clearly VG was going to do their deathball push strat again and again.
They tried it against Newbee and it just collapsed. They've faced each other in tons of tournaments, NB already knew how to take that tactic and crush them with it. They had time to prepare, and it made for a very boring final.
Both Grand Finals were terrible.
The rest of the event was good, but the finals was so lame that I almost forgot the entire tournament and just wish to label this TI4 as crap.
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Vg crushed them first game if u watched it, THEN Newbee used VG strats against them the last 3 games lol,
i hope u guys notice VG picked same heroes and ban same heroes i think the conspiracy is real
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hi I need some tips on how best to do a small spot repair on a classic car. the car was repainted in 94 and it has what looks an acrylic urethane single stage metallic factory color on it. still looks nice and shiny other than the scratch. the previous owner doesn't remember but thinks it might have been deltron.
I know it would be best to do the whole quarter but i want to attempt to spot repair it because there is no line to break the quarter and it has expensive graphics on it.
that being said what is the best way to attempt it? how well do the blending agents work? what about using bc cc for the spot repair and then color sand and buff?
If it's Deltron, your probably in luck...and it would make sense seeing that you have expensive graphics on your car. Deltron is one of PPG's base coat/clear coat products. Also you mentioned that it "still looks nice and shiny other than the scratch", if it was Acrylic Urethane and a metallic, chances are it wouldn't be that shiny...Metallic Single Stage paints are generally not very shiny unless it has a very low amount of metallic in the paint. The way you can check to see if it's BC/CC is to take a piece of sand paper (try 600 grit) and on an inconspicuous area, preferably a dark color and gently sand the area (close to where the scratch is would work as well, it needs to be repaired anyway) and check the grit side of the sandpaper for color...if the sanding dust is white, you have base clear, if the sanding dust is the color of what you sanded, it's single stage.
As I mentioned, because you have graphics and it's been suggested that it's PPG's Deltron, the paint will most likely be Base Coat/Clear Coat...do you have formulas for the color that your trying to repair? Would it be possible to post pictures of the scratched area and the graphics? If the scratch is close to the graphics it may be a very involved repair and might be a candidate for a "don't try this at home" scenario.
If you could answer these few questions and try to post several pictures, I will try and advise you as to the best ways to repair your scratch.
I did the sand test. its single stage. I wish it was base coat. I have some experience with those. the paint is the gm factory color so the formula should be available. it is metallic but the metallic is barely visible.
I can blend it in but I am looking for tips on getting it as undetectable as possible.
What color is it that has the scratch...is it dark or light...also do the graphics go from one end of the quarter to the other end? Again if you would give me a bit more information and if possible post pictures, I will do my best to give you some tips...even though Acrylic Urethane is much harder to blend than BC/CC or even Acrylic Enamel.
the graphics are about 15 inches from the actual repair but are not involved in the repair. they only enter into the repair by the fact that if I did the whole quarter I would have to destroy them.
I have found some info on a product called Sherwin-Williams products BS10. it is supposed to help blend repairs. don't know how it works though.
just found some deltron specific info:
OK the DX840 is PPG's blending solvent and it's a very good idea to use the blending solvent from the same manufacturer that you get your paint from. Blending solvent is basically a very slow reducer (it does have other properties in it that give the paint more teeth to bite into the existing finish).
If your going to use PPG, the Acrylic Urethane is called Concept (I'm from Canada and I don't know if in the US they called the Acrylic Urethane Deltron Concept or just Concept). As I'm sure you are aware, you will need to first repair the scratch (if you need information on this let me know and I will try and walk you through the steps involved). After you have filled the scratch the trick is to keep your repair area small without any hard masked primer lines. The best way to achieve this is to take a piece of masking paper with masking tape on it and basically lay the masking paper down allowing the paper to cover up the repair and then lift it up so that the repair is exposed (about 2 inches on all sides of the repaired scratch). By reverse masking you will create a soft edge and when you apply 2 coats of primer, there won't be a solid line of primer that you need to sand off. After it's been primed and the primer has cured use a small block and prep the area that has been primed with 400 grit dry or 600 grit wet paper...I prefer 600 grit wet, it's seems to leave a better finish.
Now you have your repair complete reverse mask the graphics about 1 inch away from the graphics (the same way as you did for primer) this, if your scratch was 15 inches away from the graphics, less the 1 inch you reverse masked at the graphics and the 2 inches you applied primer on the scratch, should give you 12 inches to do your blend. Prep the area around the scratch with a white 3M Scotch Brite pad all the way up to the masking paper protecting your graphics and 12 inches below and 12 inches on both sides of the repaired scratch. Mix up a small amount of paint with the proper hardner and reducers outlined in the tech sheets. Now you will need to set up your paint gun to paint a small area, turn your fan in so that you have about a 2 to 2 1/2 inch pattern, also turn your volume of paint down and adjust your air pressure so you are spraying at the recommended pressure. If you have 2 paint guns, that would be a benefit now, one for paint one for blending solvent...if you don't...apply the paint until you have coverage and allow it to flash between coats, immediately after you have achieved hiding, remove about 50% of the paint in your gun and replace it with DX840 blending solvent, stir the paint with the blending solvent thoroughly put it back in the paint gun and purge the gun (you will still have 100% catalyzed paint in the chamber of the gun which you can remove by triggering the gun or purging...just like nitrous). Now open your pattern up so that you have a 3 to 3 2/3 inch fan, check and adjust your air pressure, your volume should remain about the same because with the blending solvent your thinning or lowering the viscosity of the paint and apply this solution around the area you have just painted...again, remove 50% of the paint and blending solution in your gun, replace what you have removed with blending solvent and apply another coat extending each coat past the last and repeat until the entire prepped area has been painted, do not apply paint past the prepped area...it will have a tendency to peel. If you find that any area of the blend is getting dry, apply a coat over that or the entire area to keep it wet and maintain gloss. When the entire prepped area is covered you are done, remove the masking paper and allow it to cure, once it has cured thoroughly you may compound and buff (I prefer to hand polish...less chance of the fresh paint peeling back). If you did everything correctly, you should have an invisible repair.
Now, I do need to mention, doing a blend in clear coat is difficult, doing a blend in Acrylic Enamel can also be very challenging...doing a blend in Acrylic Urethane is even more difficult than either of the other 2 products, it takes a lot of practice and knowing exactly when and how to apply the products and many professionals have trouble blending, let alone a metallic Acrylic Urethane.
I hope this helps, if you need more information, let me know and I'll try and be more clear, or, if you have access to two paint guns, I can outline the two gun method for you (I personally have had more success with the two gun method when blending Acrylic Urethane than with the one gun method).
thanks for info. I will give it a try. I do have several guns. even a mini gun for blending.
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Excellent post Ray. I think a lot of us would be interested in a good explanation of the two gun method if you don't mind.
I have muddled through a couple of blends with mixed results.
I think you should call the painter who painted it. Blending a single stage metallic isn't easy, let alone knowing the fact there's graphics right next to it. tell us how it comes out, this one will be interesting.
Most shops do not blend single stage metallics cause it can be difficult and not worth the trouble. That should tell you something there.
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not possible. the car was repainted in 1994. everybody involved has moved on by now.
Pictures would help a lot. I would do the repair in base/clear. This would allow for easy color blending. You could use the graphics to cut it off and find the smallest area to complete the clear blend.
Yep. he could even do a spray out card with a flattener added to the clear to get the right gloss, or un-gloss.
I really like Ray's post though.
Blending is almost an art form John, mixed results are very common. I remember the first clear blend I did on a C pillar that I didn't need to polish...I thought I had it mastered...until the next one I did...LOL.
I've had the benefit of working with a number of shops through out my career and unlike working in one shop (which does have benefits as well) I worked with numerous shops and was able to learn from many technicians...and very quickly you learn the good techniques from the bad...there's plenty of them as well.
One shop I dealt with in particular, all they did was spot repairs...and did quite well doing it. If you had a ding in your bumper cover, that would cost about $250, (a body shop would charge between $500 and $600 to repair and paint a cover flat rate)...if you had another ding in your fender and it was the same color, that would cost about $150, they averaged 8 to 10 cars a day, so the painter needed to be damn good at blending clear's and single stage. They used every technique, every piece of equipment that would speed up production like UV Primer that cured in a matter of minutes, fast clears with infrared heat lamps every where...it was quite a sight to see and I will say, I did learn a lot from that painter and the other people working in that shop as well.
OKay, when you use the two gun method the prep is the same, again, reverse masking (I hope I explained that well enough in my previous post) is very important. As with one gun, apply paint over the repaired, primed area (just as before, if it's a scratch that your repairing, dial your gun in so that your fan, volume and air pressure are sufficient to cover the primed area). Once you have coverage with allowing proper flash times between coats, remove 50% of the paint in your gun, replace it with blending solvent and purge the gun. With the other gun, put straight blending solvent into the pot and mist a coat of blending solvent over the prepped area, with the other gun, mist a coat of 50% catalyzed paint/50% blending solvent several inches past the area that you have just achieved coverage...allow some flash time, just enough so that the blending solvent has started to evaporate and you can visually see your prepped edge. Again, mist blending solvent over the entire prepped edge. Leave the 50/50 solution in gun #1 and immediately mist on another coat of the 50/50 solution stepping it just a little further than the last pass, even less flash, repeat a mist coat of blending solvent followed by an immediate pass with the 50/50 solution. The reason I don't add more blending solvent to the material in gun #1 is that I have the extra blending solvent already sitting on my prepped area that I haven't allowed to totally flash. There are instances where I would add more blending solvent to my paint, even with the two gun method, those would be colors with a high metallic content or if I'm blending larger areas, blending solvent flashes a lot slower than any reducer and that way on a large blend I can keep a wet edge). Repeat until the prepped area has been covered (or very close to completely covered...the over spray should melt into the remaining small area). Allow it to cure, hand polish if needed (chances are on Single Stage you will need to hand polish) and the repair should be invisible. I hope I have explained this well enough, if you or anyone else has any questions, just ask and I'll try and be more clear.
One reason I like the two gun method better for Single Stage and clear blends over a large area is that you have more control of the amount of blending solvent, if you have a dry edge you can mist on blending solvent and the dry edge goes away and for the fact that Acrylic Urethane's are a Bear to blend, with pure blending solvent being misted on the prepped area, it makes the substrate more conducent to accepting the freshly applied paint and less chance off peeling back.
The painter in the shop I mentioned earlier would average polishing 3% of his jobs (yes, the shop kept track) and about 8% to 10% of the jobs they did where Single Stage. This is what the painter did all day every day and when it came to blending color and clear, I haven't ever seen anyone better. I didn't sell them a lot of toners, a fair amount of clear...but they sure bought more UV primer than any shop I ever had before.
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I should mention again that blending is difficult, blending Single Stage is even more difficult, blending Single Stage metallic's are extremely difficult to do and maintain gloss and not leave a dull or dry edge, especially Acrylic and Poly Urethane's. Getting a gloss on Acrylic Urethane's with metallic's is hard to get, that's why many Single Stage colors that have a gloss, don't have much in the way of metallic's or are solid colors. The OP mentioned that the Burgundy color that needs to be repaired was a low metallic color, however, I don't understand why a painter would do graphics and metallic's in Single Stage when BC/CC was readily available in 1994.
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You all have posted very valuable info for me so thank you all, once again Even though there still is a big price difference, at least now I know there are capable cruisers also at this side of the ocean Until I have read your posts, I thought a bluewater boat should have a full keel. Someone called that BS but that was not MY BS, I just had the idea at this very forum. There is this highly respected "blue water cruiser list" which, if I recall correctly, doesn't include a single fin keel boat...
Marty, I will try to find more to read about the Beneteaus and Jeanneaus and keep these names in mind and in the shopping list.
Sailingdog, I hoped I could sail anywhere with a state registrated boat but thank you for the warning. After seeing the She 31 and Rival 32, I seriously started to think that shopping around here might be a wiser thing after all...
And Brian; thank you very much for the links and mentoning Rival 32 and She 31. They really look pretty and close to my price range. They certainly are at the top of my shopping list, especially Rival 32. If you or anyone else knows other boats/ models to suggest, please do suggest.
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I looked at the boats in your link and I think you'll have to look at older boats to get down to your budget, either in the states or the EU.
Don't discount fin keel boats. Many are better sailers than full keel boats and
being newer in most cases better built as well with less work needed by you.
I think if I were you I would look in the UK for as mentioned a Westerly (maybe the Storm) Contessa 32, She 31, or a Rival 32 or something similar. There is a huge selection and you're closer to home so travel expenses would be less. I have an aquaintance in England refitting a She 31 at this time and it is a very capable boat from a great designer,Sparkman & Stevens. It will go anywhere a full keel boat will and faster as well as a better sailer. Here's a link to a She 31 for sale in the UK now and the price isn't too bad. She 31 for sale - Yachtsnet Ltd. online UK yacht brokers - yacht brokerage and boat sales
As far as importing a boat, as far as I know if you are in the EU for 6 months regardless of flag you have no choice but to pay the duty (vat). This would apply to a Canadian or American citizen as well.
Here's a link to Yachtsnet in the UK, where the above link came from, and you can look at their brokerage and the archives have a lot of detail and pics of their past sales. This will give you a good idea of what is available in the UK. Yachtsnet Ltd. online UK yacht brokers - yacht brokerage and boat sales
When I say Europe is expensive, I mean this. 5th boat is in US, rest in Europe.
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Hi Keith; I was interested in westerlies but I heard of them often developing osmosis so I am kinda affraid of them. If I understood correctly, For USCG documentation I need to be a US citizen but for a state registration I do not need to be.
Keeping the boat in Turkey is not big deal because my sister lives there and I have some friends who would help me...
I'd point out that many countries will not accept a STATE-REGISTERED boat from the US, as US States have no sovereignty internationally. Only a US citizen can have a US-Flagged boat, which would be a USCG documented boat. The further from the US you get, the less likely a state-registration is going to be recognized.
Since you're not a US Citizen, you'd have to flag your boat elsewhere.
If you're serious about getting a boat in the US, it might be well worthwhile to have someone local to the boat check it out before you fly over to see it yourself.
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Thank you all for the input I understand what you all mean by suggesting me to find a boat here in Europe. Almost every article or opinion I have read prior to my first post here suggested a ocean going boat should have full keel. Leaving Hallberg Rassy aside, I don't know a single boat with full keel in Europe. And a HR from seventies cost $50.000 or more. Add to this all the equipment to be replaced or fixed and I could only keep dreaming... When it comes to Beneteaus, I wonder how many people would consider crossing Atlantic in one; I wouldn't. Again, following this forum , I so understood that displacement of the boat is important. Neither Jeanneau nor Beneteau are heavy boats. And, again, heavily priced compared to the ones in US, very heavily indeed. Sailing is luxury in this part of the world but lifestile in North America and I can see that clearly in prices.
When I talked about shower, I did mean I needed one while I sail around Caribbean, not during the ocean crossing. That would be too valuable water to be wasted for showers
I am not planning to import it to EU ever because of the tax and CE certification. Instead, I would have state registration in the US and keep the boat in Turkey where things seem more reasonable and as long as I keep my US flag, things would work out smoothly
I recently found a Bristol 29, asking price is $ 7000 and owner says he consider all "real" offers. Another one is asking $ 11500 for a B32 from seventies. Put 15 k on that for fitting and 3 k for flight and accomodation in US and still far cheaper then buying a fin keel boat with nearly half the displacement of a Bristol or Alberg 30.
Well, I, as told before, I'm just asking for opinions and info at the moment and try to learn so when I am ready to hit the road for the actual shopping, I know what I look for therefore every opinion is very welcome and thank you all again
A number of folks on the Jeanneau owners forum sail there 29+ boats from England to the main land, even from Finland/sweden etc too. My 85 Jeanneau Arcadia has an open water cert from that time frame. I would consider sailing across open water for a day or two. Not sure I would want to do an Atlantic or pacific........but with proper planning etc, it could be done.
Also, this BS about full keels are the only ocean going boats.......just that BS. Look at the new HR's, Oysters. Swans etc, ALL are partial or fin keels. Also for the given length, will be faster due to the less wt of the boat. Along wth the ability to out run to a degree a storm. Altho at 30', the likely hood is slim. Now if talking an open 60 vs a full keel 60' boat, no issues. as open 60's can hit 20+ knots vs a full keel max is about 9-10.
Jeanneau Attalia's is a 32' boat from the 80's, very plentiful in Europe. I recall seeing prices in the upper teen to low 20K euro. From a quick exchange rate in my brain, a bit more money, but overall, still probably less than a boat from here.
The Ben oceanus, altho not my personal favorite, will do what you want. the First series, like an older 28, 30 or 32 will do what you want. Many are raced in double.single hand ocean races such as the transquandra. There is a person upfitting an older Jeanneau SO33 for such a race, as IIRC the requirement was a 10m boat.
|unless you are a us citysen i dont think you can keep the us flag and if you import to EU country vat and the rcd apply.there are boats available in UK and europe about your purchase price range but they would all need substantial amount spent on them to make blue water capable.Possibly a wharam cat may fit the bill as they are relatively cheap and usualy V strong and seaworthy .Also some of the Westerlies make good ocean cruisers .Keeping a boat in turky can get complicated as I understand that you have to post a bond when you leave it there. Best of luck Keith.
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