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1. Great job getting approved ahead of time! Have that check on your persons at the time of purchase. I gotta tell you at the time of the sale that makes such a huge difference.
If you can pay on the spot it makes a HUGE difference because you've removed so much uncertainty from the deal. And that makes it easier to get the price lower.
Don't be scared of dealer financing, let them make you an offer. Sometimes dealer financing can be a better deal then your own bank. If it's not then you stick with your bank.
2. Know what the car is worth and set a price that you will be happy with. Example if they say it's $12,944 and your happy at $12,000 great work towards that. However maybe they will go lower, hold your cards to the chest.
But also know what is a stupid price, and what a respectable price is.
3. Don't be afraid of walking out of the door, that is the most powerful thing a customer can do.
Will a dealer sell a car for a lose? Sometimes it depends on how badly he wants to get rid of the car. If let's the car is popular and he has a ton of buyers for that car he's not going budge. But if it's been on the lot awhile there is more room.
4. Haggle out price first, and then throw TTL on top. Don't haggle on anything BUT the car price. TTL is based upon car price anyways so the lower TTL the lower your overall out the door price is.
Keep the different parts of the deal seperate.
You got your price
You got taxes
You got your trade in
You got your finance
Keep all of that separate don't let them combine it. If you let them combine it they can find ways to pad it. And remember they do what your about to do on a daily basis. I handle car deals all day long.
I would encourage you to test them until you get to the bottom line. At some point the dealer is going get fiesty and say "Look enough is enough"
I paid about 3K too much for mine because I HAD to have a car right then. It didn't help that I absolutely loved the MK3 Focus and it was the only one nearby (and was setup about how I would've preferred).
But anyways, the biggest thing is probably to keep the final purchase price in mind. A lot of sales folk will try and get you to focus on monthly payments, and all they're doing is just tacking on more payments the lower they go. Sounds great at face value, but you're paying more in the end. So make sure that you're satisfied with the final price, and that if you do pursue lower lower monthly payments they're not playing games and making you pay a bunch more.
Financing 15k @ 3% for 60 months is less than 1200 in interest over those 5 years. The monthly payment would be about $270, if you were able to over pay your monthly and do $300. Your interest paid would be much lower.
It ultimately comes down to the buyer and what they are comfortable with. If i was only able to get a 5-7% rate, I would not be wanting to finance unless I was sure I'd be able to pay off early and avoid all that interest or would be looking at a more affordable car. To answer the initial question, I feel its better to have financing pre-approved. For me its more comforting knowing what my limits are and how much its going to cost me up front. Of course if you can get a better rate with the dealer, that's a plus
|That's kind of how I thought of it. If I'm bringing "my own" money they know I can easily take it somewhere else.
Either way they're paid.
|If anything it makes them more flexible. Don't show all your cards. If they are asking 10 grand for the car, bring what you think is fair for the car, and tell them you would be paying cash. Cash talks, even to dealers.
|How about finding out what your payment would be, saving that amount each month until you have the amount needed to buy the car outright. Then you aren't paying some bank any obscene amount of interest over 5-6 years.
It is always a good idea to get a car when you don't NEED a car.
I personally always recommend that people go through a bank instead of a dealer. Since you don't need a car, you might can try a little trick- if you have a smart phone. Look for compound interest calculators online. Talk to the dealer like you want financing from them. See what they say- plug those numbers into the compound interest calculators and see what they are doing to you. If it's anything like what they tried on my sister, then you can feel free to call them rip off lying scumbags and create a scene. Basically my sister was "qualified" for a 3% interest deal on car (back in the 90's), and the salesman told her how much her payments were going to be- she already knew the principle. Well, she figured it up, and they were telling her 3%, and then the actual loan was 22% interest. They didn't know she'd been working in the loan dept for a bank for 10 years and knew how to calculate interest on a calculator.
Maybe in this day and age with smart phones and online interest calculators- dealers are more honest. I doubt it, but if I were you- I'd see just for kicks. At least you know who you're dealing with. I personally don't want to purchase a vehicle from a den of thieves.
One good thing about purchasing from a bank is that you can buy from an individual- if the purchase price is below value. Keep in mind that banks will only write loans for vehicles out as far as 7 years from the manufacturing year. For example, you can get payments on a 2013 out as far as 2020- if you need it. However you can only get loans out as far as 2015 on a 2008 model vehicle- that's only 2 years. This makes it more difficult to make payments on a used Porsche than it is to make payments on a new Porsche that costs 3x as much. That is from a bank. Now dealers can work out things with 3rd party financing to sell car loans that go out past what banks will do. However, these will be high interest loans.
|Thanks for the information. I am still looking at all my options, seeing what dealers offer me vs. what my pre-approval offered. I am set on the type of car I am looking for, but I will not pay something that I don't want to. I am going to walk in with an idea of what I want to pay and if they can't come close, someone else can have the car. I don't "need" a car, I just want something more fun to drive, so I am not desperate, so I think that will help me get what I want.
There are a million variables that go into buying/financing a car.
Getting pre approved is a good idea, shows you what price range you can look in.
Tax, Tittle, and License can be financed or you can chose to pay them your self. In reality the bank doesnt care if you do or not. All they really worry about is the amount financed.
As for negotiating a price its anyones guess. It all depends on the dealer, and the car your looking at. They are not going to sell a car at a loss. So the price on the sticker might be firm it might not. It all depends.
Know what you can afford before hand. Dont be set on a car payment of lets say $300 a month. You could finance a $50,000 BMW for $300 a month but its going to take forever to pay off. Get a realistic monthly payment in mind, and a loan term of no more than 5 years (60 months) this will make payments more affordable than a shorter term. yet keep the amount owed close to the value of the car. (theoretically, not always true, just an example)
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Sasek's award marked the second straight week and the third time this season that a Blue Hen player has been honored by the league. Redshirt freshman punter Eric Enderson was named Rookie of the Week on Oct. 27 for his efforts in a 35-13 win over Rhode Island while senior wide receiver Rob Jones was named Special Teams Player of the Week on Sept. 7 for his efforts vs. Delaware State.
Sasek, a 6-6, 225-pounder from Limerick, Pa. (Spring-Ford High School), made the most of his first start of the season and the fourth of his career, leading then No. 21 Delaware back from 21 points down in the fourth quarter to top No. 7 ranked Towson, 32-31. Sasek was starting in place of junior Trent Hurley, who did not see action due to an injury suffered in the win over Rhode Island Oct. 26.
He set career-highs with 34 of 46 passing for 330 yards and three scores, which included two touchdown tosses and the game-winning two point conversion over the final 48 seconds of play. Sasek's 34 completions also marked the third-most in school history. He tossed a 16-yard touchdown pass to Jerel Harrison in the first quarter and added scoring passes of 11 yards to Michael Johnson with 48 seconds left and three yards to Jones with 19 seconds remaining.
For the season Sasek has completed 39 of 57 passes for 418 yards and four touchdowns with just one interception.
Also honored by the CAA were Defensive Player of the Week Luke Rhodes (William & Mary); Special Teams Player of the Week Brandon Jordi (Richmond); and Rookie of the Week Christophe Mulumba (Maine).
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Didn't see one, so thought I would start one :lol:
Your right! Glad to see you started one.I'm sure there are a bunch here. You have a great looking truck!:glasses:
here is my baby ...
I like the grey, looks tuff:great:
Gonna have to retaliate with a blue truck thread. :fighting0040:
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ooo! Some of the Oar Club forum is on oarclub dot lefora dot com and voy dot com slash 153904.
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I have a trolling motor 55# trust no wind it will do just fine just keep battery charged with solar charger. 2years sailing with 40# thrust into 20k winds with 2500 # boat again then i used 1kw gen with 2 battery chargers did 2knots into wind. got me back to dock ok.
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There is a small engineless contingent at Shilshole, I think they even have a mailing list. (read the rest of the thread, the "Oar Club" is what I was thinking about).
I like sailing on my friend Bob's engineless Yankee 30.
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I've been aboard during the engineless passages of a C&C 27 with Sail Transport Company, through the ports of Poulsbo, Brownsville, Sequim, Shilshole, Port Townsend, Langley, and Coupeville, in 0-30 knots, with winds in different directions. And I've been aboard with an Oar Clubber on an engineless Yankee 30, from Blake Island to Bellingham. The Oar Club's website, like Sail Transport Company's, is also on the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, archive dot org.
Both boats had yuloh-style sculling oars. It was definitely more a matter of timing, good boats surveyed and maintained appropriately, appropriate sails, sail changing methods, and anchoring, weather and water current forecasting abilities, a crew of more than 1, and appropriate planning (ie getting up at 3 am), to avoid stuff like towing the bow from a leeward dock with an inflatable kayak to a nearby mooring buoy, docking at 7 knots, etc. In some circumstances it may have been nice to go into slips on bare poles with two sweeping oars, like pivoting off the winches, mentioned in Jay's book, if the width permitted. There was a lot of mooring and anchoring, or heaving-to, outside of marinas until the weather got a bit calmer. The same kinda thing happened going to certain channels with crappy wind and tidal current.
Sailing in and out of a slip is pretty sweet when conditions are nice enough, thinking of it as a very short dock. One day in Poulsbo, as we were bob-sledding the sloop out of the slip, we saw a guy with a Triton on his jib, sailing around each dock in the marina singlehanded, on a sloop at least 25', with both sails up, like he was tracing his bare hand onto sheet metal with a dremel. I heard it's easy though with the right setup if one tries for like an hour, with something else, like sailing tightly around a couple pillows in the water.
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I'm very interested in this but couldn't find anything about engine-less passage making on their site?
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Well, some Oar Club folks are still very much around Puget Sound. Matt Nelson, mentioned in Jay's book, is in the area, and cruised engineless for a bit. One can also search for sailtransportcompany dot com in the Internet Archive for engineless passage making in Puget Sound. It was fun sailing with them, most of the time.
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Just be thankful. I've done the naked girl crew thing and getting the anchor up at 3 am is really hard. Time and tide waits.
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Thank you all for so much good info. I'm fortunate that my boat was designed to excel in very light winds and I have no schedule so I can pick and choose when and where I go. The truth is if I had the money I would buy a 74' Morris with a crew of naked girls to sail it. I don't have that option so I will sail with what I have and love it rather than be tied to the dock living in perpetual fear thinking I can buy safety, you cant.
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My first three sailboats where engine-less, starting with a Hobie 16 then a Snipe. When I discovered I could get a 19 foot cruiser for $1,000 less without the engine I went for it. We are lucky here in Charleston SC, most days we have wind. In over a year of sailing sans engine we only had to throw out the anchor once in the harbor until the wind built enough for us to beat against the current.
Most importantly is to be in a slip that is relatively easy to get into and out of. We have strong tides here and it was important to be able to sail out or in during either tide. If it were flat and still we could paddle. Sailing up to and off the dock and anchor were the most favorite aspects of sailing without an engine for me. You have to learn to warp the boat around if you need to be facing the opposite direction in order to get out of the slip. Learn to back the jib if you are starting head to wind in order to get the bow out. It also helps if you can learn to sail your boat backwards. It can be usful if your slip is downwind and the current is running with the wind. You can pull up head to wind and back in, very tricky, but doable. Many times you just have learn to use the tide and wind to your advantage. I would say most if the time it's pretty easy to sail up to a dock unless it's tucked deep in a marina. You need to be able to anchor if needed. You also need a wide array of sails to keep your boat moving when it gets light, or heavy. The Starwind 19 sailed really well so we were able to get by with a 135% and 90% with a double reefable main. I have a 22 footer now and don't have an engine. I don't buy the "have an engine for safety" factor at all. We have very busy shipping lanes here. Once we had to paddle clear of the lane but when you don't have an engine to rely on you are a more prudent sailor. We could have just as easily been in the shipping lane when the wind died then wasted precious time trying to get an engine to start, it could decide to fail right at that point. Even on such a small boat people were surprised when we sailed up to marinas. They always asked, why don't you use the motor?
I had a Beneteau First 235 before our current 22 foot engineless boat. It came with an outboard. our philosophy was to continue as we didn't have an engine. I quickly learned that the only way to sail without an engine is to leave the engine at home. It's to tempting and easy to rely on the engine and start it up.
90% of my fondest memories are without an engine. The only downside in my area is a narrow long deep section of the ICU with a swingbridge. It leads to some pretty nice anchorage spots. The current runs upwards of 4 knots, I would never sail through there. We can get around it if we sail offshore and we don't go there much, so we decided to just adjust our cruising instead of drop $1,600 on an outboard. I'd rather have a new suite of sails.
Also you never have to buy fuel, never have to pay for a tune up, never have to change the oil. It makes the boat so much simpler and for us, more enjoyable
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Discussion in 'The Trash Can' started by Sit_spin, Jan 29, 2012.
Are they a couple off the ice?
It seems like they are, but they might just be really affectionate friends.
lol exactly what I was thinking
such chemistry and heat
and both are very attractive
That, and he also kissed her on the lips after their SD...
If both of their mouths are closed then it doesn't necessarily mean anything. Some parents kiss their adult kids on the lips too.
Maybe you could #tweet seat that question. Before the SD warm-up, he kissed her on her forehead and after their SD she kissed him on his chest. Maybe they are maybe they are trying to add to their sexual allure, but I like that add a different appeal to US ice dancing.
I was wondering if Massimo and Zach were a couple.. Did anyone notice how Massimo was all over HIM in the Kiss and Cry? Massimo's hand was all up on Zach's leg and then he pinched his cheek and look into his face... and only THEN did Massimo acknowledge Madison! LOL... Maybe they just very PASSIONATE in Camerlengo's group! Who knows? I thought it pretty hot though to see Madison and Zach and then see how Massimo and Zach were...
WEIRD, cos I kind of thought that as well. i thought hubbel/donohue had great chemistry but then they get off the ice and then suddenly one of the coaches seems to have a particular "rapport" with him lol
edit: omg i just realized this was massimo the ice dancer O:
Yes, Massimo Scali the HOT ice dancer... and I'm glad I just didn't "imagine" what i thought I saw... LOL
maybe italians are just more touchy feely? lol
Madi and Zach are DEFINATELY an off ice couple. It was obvious if you saw them at the arena between events.
Who has Zach skated with in the past? Was he ever with Lili Lamar? I went to a rink in NJ to see a friend and saw him there but for the life of me I can't remember who his partner was.
Yes, Zach did skate with Lili Lamar.
Thanks. That solves the mystery.
And I can confirm that Zach and Massimo are NOT a couple. I think that they would both laugh about that.
If someone still needs some kind of confirmation you can just check Donohue twitter...
Or maybe he'd quit lurking and post for us...
lol... i think he has the tendency to date his partner... but they're a good looking couple haha
Or check out their facebook pages-those pics say ALOT!!
Well good for them if they are a couple. I think they are a beautiful couple on and off the ice and obviously their fondness for one another comes across in their skating. I certainly believe it had to have helped them gel as a team so quickly.
Madison mentioned on one of the Ice Network interview articles that she went home in Ohio almost every weekend, and Zack accompanied her a lot. He stayed overnight, got along well with Madi's father, and Madi's mother also did Zack's laundry!
By the way, Zach also had skated with Piper Gilles, a younger sister of Todd Gilles (who skates with Emily Samuelson). Piper is currently skating with Paul Poirier of Canada.
Congrats to both Madi and Zach on working so hard to gain such good results so fast. Looking forward to even greater successes from them in the future.
And, to start some early ideas for next season, may I suggest a Muse or Coldplay medley.
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That explains the high fluctuation of his ice partners
I hope this partnership is more longterm than the previous ones.
This might explain why while i was watching their FD that was interrupting a private moment and that I shouldn't have been there. It was even more creepy for me than watching her skate with her brother.
I don't find them creepy at all. I love their connection. I was so impressed with them at nationals and they are only going to get better, imo.
Is he referring to the pairing of him and Massimo?
I agree. It is wonderful that Madison now has the opportunity to fully skate to her potential without holding back (or being "inappropriate"), and to have that kind of chemistry after only @8 months is fantastic. Their connection as a couple only enhances their ability to bring it to the ice.
Can't wait to see what they do next season. Hopefully they will show us that they can be flexible in the types of programs they can perform-I really don't see any sexiness in the Yankee Polka!!!
I'm sure Madison will find a way to make it sexy.
I love this team.
He's not far wrong.


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Librarianship is one of the most diverse professions you can find. Today's librarians are information specialists, Internet guides, educators, public administrators, children's services specialists, reader's advisors--the choices and career directions are boundless. However, it is a reality that library staff do not always reflect the communities they serve. Spectrum specifically addresses the underrepresentation of librarians of color within the current workforce. To this end, over 1,000 students from traditionally underrepresented groups have received scholarships, leadership training, professional networking and mentoring in order to build a pool of talented and trained library leaders reflective of the populations served by all libraries. If you would like to join this extraordinary group and you are committed to serving your community, a Spectrum Scholarship can position you for success.
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- Applicant must be a citizen or permanent resident of the U.S. or Canada.
- Applicant must be American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Black/African American, Hispanic/Latino or Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander.
- Applicant must attend an ALA-accredited graduate program in library and information studies or an AASL-recognized School Library Media program.
- Applicant must be enrolled in an accredited program and begin school no later than September 1st or the Fall Semester immediately following the award (awards are announced each June).
- Applicants may have full or part time status.
- Applicants must be able to meet the requirement to maintain a minimum courseload of two classes per semester (the Fall and Winter/Spring semesters following the award notification) during their scholarship year and should not anticipate graduating prior to the May following their award.
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Applications for the Spectrum Scholarships are accepted through the general ALA Scholarship Program governing most scholarships offered through the American Library Association. Applications for ALA Scholarships are accepted annually from mid-October to March 1. To submit an application for a Spectrum Scholarship, please be sure to thoroughly review the information and directions posted on the ALA Scholarship Program website. Keep the following items in mind as you begin your application process:
A completed application will consist of an online portion (application, personal statement and references to be submitted online) and mailed additional materials such as a transcript. Be sure to read the scholarship instruction page carefully to ensure that a complete application reaches the Scholarship Clearinghouse.
Application instructions can change from year to year as ALA continually works to improve the scholarship procedures and process, make sure you have current information on hand before beginning your application.
Applications become available in the fall (October) of the year prior to the scholarship award year. Awards are announced on June 1st and the first scholarship installment is sent the following September.
The application deadline for ALA scholarships is typically March 1st. Be sure to begin your application well before the deadline in order to ensure that all materials reach the Scholarship Clearinghouse in time.
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Social Security Administration Notice of Altered System of Records Required by the Privacy Act of 1974, as Amended
System number:
System name:
Administrative Law Judge Working File on Claimant Cases, Social Security Administration (SSA), Office of Disability Adjudication and Review (ODAR)
Security classification: None
System location:
SSA, ODAR, Local hearing offices. Access Social Security Administration's Internet website: http://www.socialsecurity.gov/foia/bluebook/app_f.htm for local hearing office address information.
Categories of individuals covered by the system:
Claimants ‑ Title II (Retirement and Survivors Insurance (RSI), and Disability Insurance (DI)); Title XI (claimants subject to Professional Standards Review); Title XVI (Supplemental Security Income (SSI)).
Categories of records in the system:
We establish these files in the hearing office as a record of actions taken on each particular case. The file may contain copies of various documents such as the Notice of Hearing; Decision on Dismissal; the Exhibit List when one is prepared; a copy of congressional inquiries and responses thereto; as well as copies of post-adjudicative material received and any responses made. Official copies of these materials are placed in claim folders. These files also contain working papers such as notes taken during the hearing by the administrative law judge (ALJ); case analyses prepared by hearing office employees; case file cover sheets; attorney worksheets; working papers of hearing office staff; and other developmental notes and instructional sheets.
Authority for maintenance of the system:
Sections 205 and 1631(d)(1) of the Social Security Act, as amended.
We use the records in this system of records to reference the actions we take in a particular case at the hearing level. For example, during the course of adjudicating the claim at the hearing level, ALJs and members of their staffs often construct documents for only internal purposes regarding the evidence, testimony, legal theories, merits of the case, and opinions and advice regarding other factors involved in the case. While there may be both electronic and paper records in the ALJ Working File, this system covers any documents that are gathered, maintained, and viewed electronically in the Private Section of eView. eView is the interface that allows authorized users to view documents stored electronically. The Private Section is accessible only to authorized SSA staff.
Routine uses of records maintained in the system of records, including categories of users and the purposes of such use: Routine use disclosures are as indicated below; however, any information defined as "return or return information" under 26 U.S.C. § 6103 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) will not be disclosed unless authorized by the IRC, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), or IRS regulations.
1. To a congressional office in response to an inquiry from that office made at the request of the subject of a record.
2. To the Department of Justice (DOJ), a court or other tribunal, or another party before such tribunal when:
(a) SSA or any component thereof; or
(b) any SSA employee in his or her official capacity; or
(c) any SSA employee in his or her individual capacity where DOJ (or SSA where it is authorized to do so) has agreed to represent the employee; or
(d) the
is a party to litigation or has an interest in such litigation, and SSA determines that the use of such records by DOJ, the court or other tribunal, or another party before such tribunal is relevant and necessary to the litigation, provided, however, that in each case, SSA determines that such disclosure is compatible with the purpose for which the records were collected.
3. To IRS, as necessary, for the purpose of auditing SSA's compliance with safeguard provisions of the IRC, as amended.
4. To contractors and other Federal agencies, as necessary, for the purpose of assisting SSA in the efficient administration of its programs. We contemplate disclosing information under this routine use only in situations in which SSA may enter into a contractual or similar agreement with a third party to assist in accomplishing an agency function relating to this system of records.
5. To the General Services Administration (GSA) and the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) under 44 U.S.C. § 2904 and 2906, as amended by the NARA Act, for the use of those agencies in conducting records management studies.
6. To student volunteers and other workers, who technically do not have the status of Federal employees, when they are performing work for SSA as authorized by law, and they need access to personally identifiable information in SSA records in order to perform their assigned agency functions.
7. To Federal, State, and local law enforcement agencies and private security contractors, as appropriate, if information is necessary
(a)to enable them to protect the safety of SSA employees and customers, the security of the SSA workplace, and the operation of SSA facilities; or
(b)to assist investigations or prosecutions with respect to activities that affect such safety and security or activities that disrupts the operation of SSA facilities.
8. To the appropriate Federal, State, and local agencies, entities, and persons when (1) we suspect or confirm that the security or confidentiality of information in this system of records has been compromised; (2) we determine that as a result of the suspected or confirmed compromise there is a risk of harm to economic or property interests, identity theft or fraud, or harm to the security or integrity of this system or other systems or programs of SSA that rely upon the compromised information; and (3) we determine that disclosing the information to such agencies, entities, and persons is necessary to assist in our efforts to respond to the suspected or confirmed compromise and prevent, minimize, or remedy such harm. SSA will use this routine use to respond only to those incidents involving an unintentional release of our records.
Policies and practices for storing, retrieving, accessing, retaining, and disposing of records in the system:
Storage: We maintain and store records in this system in paper and in electronic form.
Retrievability: We retrieve records by Social Security number (SSN) or name.
We will store the records in the ALJ Working File system of records in electronic media (e.g., computer data systems) and in paper forms. We permit only authorized SSA personnel who have a need for the information in the performance of their official duties to access the information. Security measures include the use of access codes (personal identification number (PIN) and password) to enter our computer systems that house the data.
Additionally, we give all of our employees and our contract employees annual reminders of the need to protect personal information to which they have access for official purposes and remind them of the criminal penalties that apply to unauthorized access to, or disclosure of, personal information. See 5 U.S.C. § 552a(i)(1).
Retention and disposal:
We will destroy electronic and paper records by deleting them 2 years after the final action is taken.
System manager(s) and address:
Deputy Commissioner, Office of Disability Adjudication and Review, Social Security Administration, 5107 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA. 22041.
Notification procedures:
A person can determine if this system contains a record about them by writing to the hearing office (access http://www.socialsecurity.gov/foia/bluebook/app_f.htm for address information).
Persons can also determine if this system contains a record about them by writing to the system manager(s) at the above address and providing their name, SSN, or other information that may be in the system of records that will identify them. Persons requesting notification of records in person should provide the same information, as well as provide an identity document, preferably with a photograph, such as a driver's license or some other means of identification, such as voter registration card, etc. Persons lacking identification documents sufficient to establish their identity must certify in writing that they are the person they claimed to be and that they understand that the knowing and willful request for, or acquisition of, a record pertaining to another person under false pretenses is a criminal offense.
Persons requesting notification by telephone must verify their identity by providing identifying information that parallels the information in the record to which notification is being requested. If we determine that the identifying information the person provides by telephone is insufficient, the person will be required to submit a request in writing or in person. If a person requests information by telephone on behalf of another individual, the subject person must be on the telephone with the requesting person and us in the same phone call. We will establish the subject person's identity (his or her name, SSN, address, date of birth, and place of birth, along with one other piece of information such as mother's maiden name), and ask for his or her consent to provide information to the requesting person.
Persons requesting notification by mail must include a notarized statement to us to verify their identity or must certify in the request that they are the person they claim to be and that they understand that the knowing and willful request for, or acquisition of, a record pertaining to another person under false pretenses is a criminal offense. These procedures are in accordance with SSA Regulations (20 C.F.R. § 401.40).
Record access procedures:
Same as notification procedures. Requesters should also reasonably specify the record contents being sought. These procedures are in accordance with SSA Regulations (20 C.F.R. § 401.40(c)). Some of the documents are compiled in anticipation of litigation and, thus, may be exempt from the access provisions of the Privacy Act (5 U.S.C. § 552a(d)(5)).
Contesting record procedures:
Same as notification procedures. Requesters should also reasonably identify the record, specify the information they are contesting, and state the corrective action sought and the reasons for the correction with supporting justification showing how the record is incomplete, untimely, inaccurate, or irrelevant. These procedures are in accordance with SSA Regulations (20 C.F.R. § 401.65(a)).
Record source categories:
Information in this system is obtained from claimants; their representatives; appropriate members of the public, SSA, and other Federal, State, and local agencies.
Systems exempted from certain provisions of the Privacy Act: None.


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The wide-eyed Jeremy Evans who doesn't quite know his place on the Utah Jazz and in the NBA is a thing of the past.
That Jeremy Evans has been replaced. He's still got a ways to go before he becomes a regular contributor, for sure. But this version is in his third season, recently married and a fixture in the local community for the first time. He knows how things work, what he needs to do to survive in professional basketball.
He now has a three-year contract worth $5 million. Security in a league that's anything but secure.
"I don't want to say that I'm a veteran, but I kind of know what to expect," Evans said.
As a rookie, Evans became a fan favorite with his length and athleticism, which borders on unnatural. In his second season, he became the NBA's slam dunk champion.
That's all well and good. Evans, however, wants more.
It's not enough for him to be the next Kenny Walker the 1989 slam dunk king who never rose much above 12th-man status in the league. Evans wants to be known as a player, someone who made his mark in games that actually count.
The Jazz believe in Evans and his ability. If they hadn't, management never would have committed to him long term. Still, the fight for rotation minutes figures to be an uphill climb for the slender power forward out of Western Kentucky.
Al Jefferson, Paul Millsap, Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter will play the bulk of the time in the frontcourt. There has been talk of converting Evans to small forward, but his game hasn't evolved to that point yet.
He is a 12th man who has more talent than the typical 12th man.
"He's somebody who can come in and make energy plays," Utah coach Tyrone Corbin said. "He makes an impact whenever he plays minutes. We need him to continue that, and we need him to expand on that."
The jaw-dropping athleticism always has been there. Evans became a YouTube sensation this month when he blocked a jumper by the Clippers' Ronny Turiaf, recovered the loose ball, took three dribbles and dunked on Turiaf at the other end.
Evans became a social media star in a little more than three seconds.
But the Jazz want to see more. They want Evans to expand his shooting range. They want him to become more of a threat off the dribble. For three years, Evans has survived off hustle plays, rebound dunks and blocked shots. Now it's time for him to add a little more substance to the style.
"Every day I'm working on the weaknesses of my game," Evans said. "I know what I have to do, and I just have to be ready to take advantage of any opportunity that I receive."


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Saturday, April 28, 2012 (Fox News)
US Sends Fighter Jets "With No Rival" Near Iran
The US military has deployed several F-22s, the nation's most advanced fighter jets, to an allied base less than
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The next round for Iran nuclear negotiations, which many consider to be the country's last diplomatic opportunity,
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1) why should anyone have to pray for forgiveness if they haven't really done anything wrong to god? i don't ask my real parents for forgiveness every time i tell a little white lie or whatever, so i don't think it should matter to god. you should probably feel bad if you've seriously hurt someone emotionally or physically, i guess, but even then, why is that any of god's business


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Fresh from their debut at BlizzCon 2009, the fun and adorable murloc plush dolls, two of the hottest items for sale at the show, are now available to the general public via the Blizzard Online Store. The blue Murky plush doll and the white Lurky plush doll are only 14.99 euros each, but will only be available while supplies last, so visit the Blizzard Store before it's too late.
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Testing the new Wave Mirage
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At Mizuno, we live by a simple message: "Never Stop Pushing" which means that we are always looking to improve on our best. We are continuously developing new technologies and products because we are dedicated to bringing the highest level of equipment to players who - just like us - want to push themselves further and who never give up.
By listening to the athletes we proudly support, we have recognised a need for a new light and agile handball shoe some time ago. Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson, playing for the Icelandic national team and the FC Barcelona, confirmed that the right shoes can make a huge difference on the handball court: "They have to be stable but flexible, light but secure and they have to endure extreme situations." This insight initiated the development of our new lightweight model, the Wave Mirage. With only 270g, the latest addition to our footwear range has quickly won over many wing and side back players who are looking for instant acceleration and quick agility.
Since its launch in May 2015, the Wave Mirage has found many admirers, Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson being only one of them: "I am using the Wave Mirage and I really like that shoe. Just like with everything I have ever received from Mizuno, the quality of the Wave Mirage is excellent. For me, this shoe does it all." Nevertheless, for us, having a great product isn't just about incredible quality. It's also about excellent performance and technical innovation. We strive to redefine convention through our research and product development. Therefore, despite its success, we continue to improve the Wave Mirage season by season, by learning from you – the wearer. As our aim is for our research, our technology and our equipment to help those who love sport as much as we do, we included some of our top athletes, the FC Barcelona stars Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson, Aitor Ariño and Eduardo Gurbindo Martínez, in the development process of the Wave Mirage.
In order to create a product that works in harmony with the athlete's body, we've used state of the art technologies and methods, such as high speed cameras and body sensors, to measure the athlete's movements as well as the forces acting both on the body and the footwear. According to the results, we've amended, revised and perfected our boots until we were convinced to have achieved our best.
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(a) If the aircraft takes off in one taxing agency which is entitled to tax (within the meaning of the preceding sentence) and lands in another agency which is entitled to tax, the flight time between such taxing agencies shall be allocated one-half to each such agency.
(b) If the aircraft arrives from out of state or leaves the state, the flight time from or to the state boundary shall be allocated to the taxing agency entitled to tax in which the aircraft first lands or last takes off, as the case may be.
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Hello all,
I'm new to the site and i'm trying to find a place to hunt for the 2013-2014 season somewhere in northern MS, eastern AR. Would like to buy in on a lease of some type for a season, but open to almost anything. I have decent places to hunt here in middle Tn, but looking for some good hunting to be able to get to on the weekends. If y'all know of anything, let me know.
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Size: XL
Condition: 9/10
Problems: None
What is Included: Just the pads
Payment Options: Paypal
Shipping: USPS
Item Location: Texas
Price: $45 obo
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Need to sell my PE arm pads since my pump and staff jerseys both have good arm padding. They work great, no rips, no tears, only used them for like two days of paintball, and that was between a year and a half, and two years ago. They have been used, and they have sat in storage, so they're not in new condition, but they're by no means trashed either.
Edit: Realized I didn't fully edit the description after copying it from my PE jersey, but it is now fixed. So make sure to read it again, now that it's actually describing the pads.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:14pm
The University of Florida lacrosse team made history once again this afternoon, defeating Penn State, 15-2, in the NCAA Quarterfinals to become the youngest program ever to earn two tournament wins and advance to the National Semifinals. With the win, the Gators improve to 19-2 on the season, and will face fourth-seeded Syracuse (18-3) on Friday night in Stony Brook, N.Y., in the NCAA Semifinals. Penn State, who came in looking for its first semifinals appearance since 1999, ends the year at 12-7.
"I'm really proud of our program, the players, the coaches, the support staff," said Head Coach Amanda O'Leary. "This was a monumental win for us. We've been preparing for this since we lost to Duke in this same round last year. These young ladies have put in so much hard work. They have the heart, they have the passion and I thought it really showed today.
"This was 60 minutes of great lacrosse for Florida. I thought our players across the board defensively, in the goal cage, through the midfield, in the attacking end, absolutely I thought this was one of our best efforts."
Tewaaraton Award finalist Brittany Dashiell (Bel Air, Md.) led the Gators' balanced offense with three goals and two assists on the day. Nora Barry (Marcellus, N.Y.) also notched three goals, and Ashley Bruns (Ellicott City, Md.), Shannon Gilroy (Northport, N.Y.) and Kitty Cullen (Rockville, Md.) each put up two goals and an assist. Additionally, freshman Taylor McCord (Jacksonville, Fla.) scored the final goal of the game in her first career postseason appearance.
Shannon Gilroy dominated on the draw once again, leading the Gators with six draw controls and helping the team to a 15-4 team advantage on draws. With Gilroy in the circle, the Gators have had a 43-11 edge on draw controls over the past three games.
"When the ball is up in the air, we're pretty confident (Shannon)'s going to come up with it," O'Leary said. "When it's on the wings we have Kayla (Stolins) and Brittany (Dashiell). We have solid group of attackers on the back line and a solid group of defenders who can also compete for those ground balls. Again, draw controls are just so critical because whoever possesses the ball has the opportunity to score.
"I think Shannon's a huge part of that, but I also think that we are maturing through that competitiveness that if there's a ground ball or if the ball is in the air, I see these guys with a hunger of want to get that ground ball and wanting to get that ball in the air, and I think that's one of the biggest improvements to our game."
Nora Barry was strong in the midfield, earning three draw controls and three ground balls, and Haydon Judge (Chestertown, Md.) and Ashley Bruns each caused a pair of turnovers.
Mikey Meagher (Liverpool, N.Y.) stopped seven shots and allowed just two goals as the Gators held PSU to just nine shots on goal in the game. ALC Goalie of the Year Dana Cahill made 13 stellar saves in the cage for Penn State, but UF's potent offense put up 34 shots on the day, as Cahill retires with a 22-15 career record.
"I credit Penn State with their fantastic game plan," O'Leary said. "They came in here, worked hard, they were gritty, they were scrappy. Offensively, they kept us on our heels; defensively, I thought Dana Cahill did a fantastic job in the goal cage so I just want to credit them with a game very well played.
Haley Ford and Lizzy Carney scored the Nittany Lions' two goals and Mackenzie Cyr notched their sole assist. Freshman Tatum Coffee challenged in the midfield, earning two ground balls, a draw control and a caused turnover.
Shannon Gilroy got the ball rolling just over two minutes in, beating out a one-on-one drive and putting the ball into the top left corner of the net. Less than a minute later, Gilroy was fouled at the top of the fan, and laced in goal number two to give Florida a quick, 2-0 lead.
Haley Ford netted a crossing shot for the Nittany Lions at 22:46, but Florida followed with a 5-0 run featuring a pair of goals each from Dashiell and Bruns to power ahead, 7-1.
"It's definitely a huge boost and a huge spark," said Cullen on making a big run. "Mikey will make a save at one end and it will get us more pumped up and want to score and keep scoring; and once you score once and get the ball again, you just want to keep going and keep going, because then we're going to get up by even more."
Mackenzie Cyr set up Lizzy Carney from the point at 6:03 to get one back for Penn State, but Cullen put one up with 23 seconds remaining in the half to enter the break holding a solid, 8-2 lead.
The Gators defense was lights out in the second half, keeping the Nittany Lions off the board for the final 36 minutes of play, marking just the fifth time in NCAA Tournament history that a team has been held scoreless in the second half.
"The defense is incredible," said goalkeeper Mikey Meagher, "Every game they just get better. To have those seven in front of me, I love them. You can't ask for anything more of them, because they just go out with such heart and hustle every single game and no matter what they do, I know they have my back and I have theirs."
UF's attackers found the back of the net seven times in the second half, with the final four goals of the game coming from Gator rookies Nora Barry, Nicole Graziano (Mendham, N.J.) and Taylor McCord, to earn a final score of 15-2.
"I think it's exciting and it's wonderful," O'Leary said of the team's accomplishment, "but I think its more of a testament to the University of Florida, Jeremy Foley, to these young ladies, to our coaching staff, to our support staff, because it's a whole group of individuals. Its just not one person that decides that we're going to make it to the Final Four, it starts at the top and it goes all the way down and I think these guys have bought into our system."
The Gators will hit the road for Stony Brook, N.Y., this week to face fourth-seeded Syracuse University (18-3) in the NCAA Semifinals on Friday, May 25. The Orange defeated fifth-seeded North Carolina this afternoon in a nail-biting 17-16 contest, as Tewaaraton finalist Michelle Tumolo put up the game-winner with just five seconds remaining in regulation.
The University of Maryland was the first team to advance this afternoon, defeating Loyola, 17-11, and will face the winner of tonight's quarterfinal matchup between Northwestern and Duke in the other semifinal game. The first semifinal will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the second game beginning at approximately 8 p.m. Both games will be broadcast on ESPN3.
"We're so blessed here," said O'Leary. "We have tremendous fans who come out each and every game so it's a tremendous accomplishment and one that I'm incredibly, incredibly proud of. But we have some more work today and I hope that I can stand up here in a little while and say this wasn't the most proud moment. We still have a couple more."


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Eight UST students writing their senior thesis capstone papers in international studies and international development won over scholars during their panel presentations. The students presented research at the Southwest International Studies Association (SISA) meeting of the Southwest Social Science Association conference in San Antonio.
One scholar from the University of California Irvine did not realize that the Center for International Studies panel he attended was composed entirely of undergraduate students until the Q&A session. Another scholar from the University of Colorado at Boulder noted that the CIS presentations were better than many of the professional papers he had heard earlier in the day.
"SISA participation is the capstone experience for international studies and international development majors at UST," said Dr. Hans Stockton, the Center director. "Our students present to scholars from across the region and must be confident, authoritative, and ready for any questions about their subject, theory, method, and analysis."
The CIS received a special acknowledgement during the business meeting of the SISA at which the outgoing president reaffirmed the fine scholarly contributions made by UST students and challenged other members of the organization to develop their own programs in undergraduate research on the CIS model.
More than 1,000 scholars from across social science disciplines attended the conference, April 18 – 19. This year marked the 14th year that Center for International Studies undergraduates have participated in the SISA conference and, once again, were the largest contingent of undergraduate scholars at the meeting.
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None of the agents actually was involved in guarding the president at any point in the trip, and White House officials insist he was never at risk. Obama said he would be "angry" if the reports turn out to be true. Note: Agents pictured are arriving to replace those who had been sent home as a result of the scandal. Gerald Herbert / AP PhotoWhite House Party CrashersNow Tareq and Michaele Salahi are in the news for their messy divorce, but there was a time when they were a happily married couple crashing a state dinner at the White House. They made it beyond three security checkpoints and even managed to shake hands with President Obama, even though neither of them had an invitation. The Secret Service had to deal with much of the fallout from this incident. Director Mark Sullivan said "human errors" had led to the security breach, but insisted the Salahis had to go through metal detectors along with all the other guests. The House Oversight and Government Reform committee launched an investigation into the incident centering on an "indictment of the human element of the Secret Service." AP PhotoGeorge W. Bush Shoe AttackPresident George W. Bush's final visit to Iraq in December 2008 was interrupted when an Iraqi journalist threw a pair of shoes at him during a speech byt the president. The Secret Service faced extra scrutiny because the attacker was able to throw two shoes at the president, one at a time, and Bush was forced to dodge them both. Also, agents did not usher the president from the room. Of course, the Secret Service agents made it to Bush's side within six seconds of the initial throwing, and the agency claims it followed all procedures during the incident. Service vs. Fox NewsThe Secret Service sat up a Twitter account in May 2011, and within 10 days, the agency had sent out its first inappropriate tweet. Unlike with its usual tweets offering information on recruitment and news, somebody accidentally sent a very different style of message from the official Twitter account. "Had to monitor Fox for a story. Can't. Deal. With. The. Blathering." It was deleted soon after, but not before it had been retweeted and screen grabs had been taken. A spokesman explained in a statement, "An employee with access to the Secret Service's Twitter account, who mistakenly believed they were on their personal account, posted an unapproved and inappropriate tweet." AP PhotoMonica Lewinsky ScandalThe Monica Lewinsky scandal was not the Secret Service's finest hour. According to grand jury testimony, agents often ignored certain standard rules when dealing with Lewinsky. One agent cleared a package that she had brought without checking its contents. "If she was going to do any harm to the president," the agent said, "she would do something along the lines of Lorena Bobbitt and that I couldn't stop." Agents would also routinely place bets on how soon Bill Clinton would get to the Oval Office after Lewinsky had arrived. When the grand jury was convened, the Secret Service tried to keep its agents from testifying, saying doing so would erode the relationship between the president and the agents who needed to be near him. A judge eventually ruled against that argument and forced the agents to testify. Heribert Proepper / AP PhotoDangerous PretzelsThe Secret Service took some criticism in 2002 when President George W. Bush choked on a pretzel in his White House bedroom and was found by no one but his dogs. Since the president was in the private residence, there were no agents in the immediate vicinity. But the Secret Service soon announced that it would make no major rule changes as a result of the incident. Bush's press secretary, Ari Fleischer, said, ''Unless somebody from security wants to crawl in bed with the president. There's really no way around it.'' Ron Edmonds / AP PhotoReagan Assassination AttemptRonald Reagan may have survived John Hinckley's assassination attempt against him, but that doesn't mean the Secret Service didn't find mistakes to correct in its aftermath. Magnetometers are seen at nearly every presidential event and agents don't allow people to get so close to the president, unless they have been scanned beforehand. Wherever possible, tents are now frequently used to protect the president when he is entering and exiting a building.


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UtilityScan is a self-contained, ground-penetrating radar system used to locate metallic and nonmetallic subsurface utilities. A digital control unit is at its core. The product is compatible with the G-30L compact GPS receiver/data logger, offered as an accessory to UtilityScan. The high-definition, full-color screen is easy to read in daylight. Geophysical Survey Systems Inc. APWA Booth 320. www.pwmag.com/05sept10.


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The Canisius College hockey team turned in one of its better defensive efforts of the season, anchored by a 24-save shutout from senior Tony Capobianco, to earn a 4-0 victory against Air Force on Friday night. The Griffs improve to 11-15-3 on the season with the win and 10-9-3 in Atlantic Hockey play, while the Falcons drop to 17-10-4 and 12-7-3 against league foes.
With his 24 saves, Capobianco recorded his sixth career shutout. He is now tied for the most in the program's Division I history with Bryan Worosz (2001-05) and Andrew Loewen (2006-10). Overall, Canisius held the Falcons to just 24 shots – more than 10 shots below their season average in league play – with the Griffs blocking 17 Air Force shots.
"The difference tonight was our commitment to blocking shots and playing good hard team defense," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith.
Seniors Taylor Law and Patrick Sullivan and junior Mitch McCrank each recorded two points on the night with a goal and an assist. Freshman Shane Conacher rounded out the scoring for the Griffs with a goal.
Canisius seized the early momentum in the contest thanks to Sullivan's ninth tally of the season. From behind the net, senior defender Ben Danford centered the puck to Sullivan in the low slot and the senior buried his chance for the 1-0 lead just 2:41 into the contest. Sophomore defender Mathew Backhouse also registered an assist on the go-ahead goal.
The Griffs stretched their advantage to two when McCrank scored on a breakaway. The junior skated in and finished high, glove-side for his third goal of the season and the 2-0 lead. Law and junior Doug Beck both registered assists on the goal 12:51 into the game.
The Canisius defense was at its best in the first two periods, especially on the penalty kill. After holding the Falcons to just four shots in the first period, the Griffs' penalty kill was then asked to kill off three-straight Air Force power plays in the first half of the second frame. Canisius responded and held the Falcons to just three shots on the extra-man chances to preserve its two-goal lead. Overall, Air Force recorded just 11 shots in the first two periods.
The Griffs then took advantage in the third period with two goals to seal the victory. Law netted his fifth of the season with 3:10 remaining in regulation, beating an Air Force defender on a rush and scoring 1-on-1 with the goalie for the 3-0 lead. Sullivan and Danford both recorded assists on the goal.
Conacher then completed the scoring for the Griffs with an empty-net goal with 59 ticks remaining with assists going to McCrank and sophomore Ralph Cuddemi.
Overall, Canisius finished the game with a 26-24 advantage in shots. Neither team was able to score on the power play with the Griffs going 0-for-2 and killing all four of the Falcons' extra-man chances.
The schools complete the season series tomorrow night with game time slated for 7:05 p.m. at the Buffalo State Sports Arena.
Game Notes: The shutout was the first-ever for the Griffs against Air Force in 25 all-time meetings and the four-goal margin of victory is also the greatest for Canisius in the series … It was the first shutout for Capobianco since the 2013 Atlantic Hockey First Round against Bentley (March 8, 2013) … Canisius has outshot its opponent in five of the last six games after outshooting its opponent in just two of the first 23 contests.


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