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Welcome to this charming holiday home, set by the shore of lake Lovsjön. It includes a rowing boat which is docked by the lake. The cottage has a spacious terrace with a magnificent view of the lake. The open-plan kitchen and living room features a dining table, a sofa, a TV, and a DVD-player. The well-equipped kitchen has all of the amenities you need, including a dishwasher. The living room opens on to the lovely conservatory. Theres one bedroom, featuring a comfortable double bed. In the bathroom, youll find a WC, a washbasin, a shower, a washing machine, and a tumble dryer. The bathroom has underfloor heating. The garden is secluded and the area is quiet still you are close to the town of Jönköping. Theres a bus stop only one kilometre away, if you prefer to take the bus to town. Jönköping offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment, such as a theatre, bowling alleys, night clubs, a tennis hall, an ice-hockey team, and the Dreamhack costume- and gaming events etc. The cottage is surrounded by a beautiful forest. A walking path of six kilometres circles the lake. Welcome to this lovely holiday home set in the beautiful county of Småland! 1 living room: (1DE), DVD player, free wireless internet, TV 1 bedroom: (1DB) 1 conservatory: pellet stove kitchen area: high chair, electric cooker, fridge-freezer, microwave oven, cooker hood, coffee maker, dish washer, water from well Bath/WC: washing machine, dryer, WC, wash basin, shower, underfloor heating and: terrace, electric heating, air-to-air heat pump, playground items, garden grill, outdoor fireplace, garden 1600 m2, modern furnishings, view over water, non-smoking house Included in the rental amount: Rowing boat 15 fod
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Are you thinking about purchasing real estate in the Cayman Islands? Buying a home is probably the largest and most difficult financial and emotional decision you will ever make. However, RE/MAX Cayman Islands makes it easy.
The Cayman Islands real estate market is diverse and unique in many ways; therefore, it is important you are confident the broker or real estate agent in Cayman you have chosen will provide you with the most accurate market information. The agent should also be attentive to your needs and desires and help you make sound decisions. Whether you are looking to purchase your first home, a holiday retreat or Cayman Islands commercial property, a RE/MAX© Sales Associate can help you through the entire process of buying a home, starting with the mortgage and continuing right through closing -- and beyond.
Buying property in the Cayman Islands is a relatively easy and uncomplicated process open to local residents and foreign investors alike. The real estate transaction can be completed in just a few days with the right guidance from a RE/MAX© Sales Associate and all the appropriate papers in place. Unique to Cayman is the 'one time only' property stamp duty (purchase tax). Whether you purchase a home or condo in the Cayman Islands, property owners do not have to pay annual property or sales taxes, inheritance or death tax.
Guide to buy in Cayman
Contact a Real Estate Agent
A RE/MAX© Sales Associate can help you through the entire process of buying a home, starting with the mortgage and continuing right through closing - and beyond. He or she can help you shop for the best interest rate and terms and, if you wish, suggest mortgage lenders.
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Once Your Offer Is Accepted:
- You'll be asked to submit an earnest money deposit that usually isn't refundable.
- Begin making moving arrangements (select a mover, obtain change-of-address cards, inform friends and relatives).
- Have the property professionally inspected.
- If necessary, request repairs.
- Obtain homeowner's insurance.
- Contact utilities (phone, water, power, etc.).
- A few days before closing, stage a walk-through.
- Obtain a cashier's check for the down payment and closing costs.
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- Make sure the terms and conditions of the loan statement are correct.
- Carefully read everything before you sign.
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The Multiple Listing System (MLS) may be familiar to those of you from the USA and Canada, but may be a bit of a mystery to those from elsewhere. The basic idea of the MLS is that all the CIREBA Member firms have agreed to share their property listings and work together on all MLS real estate. This means that you can view and buy any property in this magazine through any CIREBA agent, not just the listing broker or agent. Just contact the agent or broker of your choice and quote MLS the number for any of the properties that catch your eye. It's as simple as that!
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CIREBA performs a self-regulatory role for its Members; all MLS real estate transactions carried out by its Members are subject to CIREBA Rules and to the scrutiny of the Association's Board of Directors. The Association aims to ensure fair, straightforward and trouble-free property transactions for anyone doing business with any CIREBA Members.
Whether you are buying or selling real estate, dealing with a CIREBA Member is your assurance of dealing with a trained, qualified professional who is working under a precise set of Rules and Regulations and whose business is conducted under the strict CIREBA Code of Ethics.
Stamp Duty Rates
The rate of Duty payable is 7.5% across the whole of the Cayman Islands, including Little Cayman and Cayman Brac UNLESS the purchaser is Caymanian AND a first time buyer where concessions in some areas may be available subject to certain qualifying criteria being met (see below);
To qualify as Caymanian, supporting information must be provided. A company purchasing property does not qualify as Caymanian, regardless of ultimate ownership.
Schedule of Stamp Duty rates
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|7.5% of consideration of Market Value, whichever is higher
|Purchase Agreement, Assignment, or Transfer of Land (RL1 Form)
|All areas within the Cayman Islands, including Cayman Brac and Little Cayman.
Rates for First Time Caymanian Purchasers
Reduced Rates of Stamp Duty may be available to Caymanians purchasing raw land for the construction of a residential dwelling, or an existing residential dwelling, including condominiums, where the purchaser is Caymanian (as defined in the Immigration Law (2007)), and can provide supporting documentation. The purpose of the concession is to provide Caymanians with the opportunity to establish themselves on the property ladder, and is specifically designed to avoid speculative acquisitions. This concession is not automatic, and an application must be made to the Minister of Finance. Application information can be obtained from the Application Form for First Time Caymanian Purchasers (PDF, 277 Kb, 3 pages) or by contacting the Minister of Finance's Office, Government Administration Building, Grand Cayman, or from District Administration, Cayman Brac.
If approved, concessionary rates of Duty will apply. A restriction will be placed on the property preventing further sale for a period of 5 years. In the event that a sale does occur within that time period, the purchaser will be required to pay the rate of Duty prevailing at the date of purchase.
First Time Caymanian Purchasers Caymanian Purchasers 'Caymanian' is defined by the Immigration Law (2007) as amended Subject to confirmation and conditions laid down by The Financial Secretary to prevent exploitation of this concession
|Document Type
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Of consideration or Market Value, whichever is higher
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|For bare land purchasers up to CI$100,000 in value (providing an owner occupied house is to be constructed)
For Houses, Apartments or other dwelling purchases up to CI$300,000 in value, for owner occupation
Applies to all areas except parcels located within the following Blocks:
OPY, 5D, 10A, 10E, 11B, 11C, 11D, 12D, 12E, 13B, 13C, 13E, 14BG, 14BH, 14BJ, 14CJ, 17A, 18A, plus;
5C and 12C (where the parcel has water frontage, or is derived in the future from a parcel which has water frontage on 1 July 2006, and;
13D where the parcel has frontage to Eastern Avenue, and;
13EH where the parcel has road frontage to West Bay Road, Eastern Avenue, or North Church Street.
Of consideration or Market Value, whichever is higher
|Transfer of Land (RL1 Form)
|For bare land purchases above CI$100,000 in value but not exceeding CI$150,000 (providing an owner occupied house is to be constructed)
For Houses, Apartments or other dwelling purchases above CI$300,000 in value but not exceeding CI$400,000 in value, for owner occupation.
Applies to all areas except those specified within the 0% rate above.
Estimated Closing Cost
|Estimated Cost
|Buyer's Attorney
|Usually 0.5 - 1% of purchase price
|Bank's Fee
|Depends on size of mortgage, usually 3 percent points of amount borrowed (1% goes to attorney who draws up mortgage/legal documents, 1% to the bank, and 1% to Government as a Stamp) if mortgage is over CI$300K (check figure) then 1.5% goes to gov't
|Stamp Duty
|Depends on area, and if Caymanian or not... varies between 4 & 7.5% of purchase price less value of chattels (Seven Mile Beach is always 7.5% whether Caymanian or not)
|Land Registry Fee
|CI$ 50 for Official Search, CI$50 for Transfer to Purchaser's name, CI$100 for Purchase agreement registration
|Also varies, approximately CI$700-900


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If you write countless emails a day, you might want to simply answer the email in a quick and efficient manner. The problem is this can create a cold and impersonal tone, which is not something you want for your business communications. Therefore, it is important to use a friendly greeting phrase and closing message in each email. Use this course to learn how to create a warmer and more personal platform for your business correspondence. This course demonstrates how to use the proper kinds of greetings. It is also a good idea to end each email with a closing remark, such as "sincerely," "kind regards," or a simple "thank you," among others. These simple additions to your business emails can mean a lot your recipients, including customers and co-workers, and help create a friendlier line of communication.
This course is part of the Email Matters series. While most of us have figured out how to send and receive emails by now, there are some nuances of this form of communication that are not common sense. These short vignettes demonstrate specific practices for crafting professional and effective business emails. These tips help users create great customer service experiences and build business relationships with colleagues.
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The Montfort Foundation is proud to organize its very first Montfort Night at the REDBLACKS!
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Entretiens Montfort: Invitation to a free mini-conference
Montfort is launching a series of free mini-conferences (in French) on current topics that feature its physicians and researchers.
Orléans Health Hub: Construction officially begins!
This morning, many partners and guests gathered to celebrate the official launch of the construction of the Orléans Health Hub!
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This was more than a battle for Paul's reputation. The Gospel of Jesus Christ was on the line. The work of Christ was under attack. With a stunning testimony Paul revealed his heart and his motives to the Christians he so dearly loved.
We are left with a revealing testimony of a man approved by God. The lessons stand throughout the ages as a living example for all those called to serve the Lord Jesus Christ. Study 1 Thessalonians 2:1-12 with Bible Teacher Mark Fontecchio. Teaching God's Word and advancing the message of His amazing grace one verse at a time.
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Women's Tennis beat Eastern Arizona 5-4 on Thursday to end the 2019 regular season. The Pumas finish off winning two out of their last three matches. They will look to carry this momentum into the region tournament starting April 16.
Starting the day with doubles play, the Pumas were able to win number two and number three doubles. Number two doubles was a thriller as the Pumas fought off their opponents with the score of 9-8(7-5).
Winning two out of the three doubles matches proved to be crucial as the Pumas split singles play winning three out of six matches played. Winning in singles were sophomores Baylee Decker, Leah Bookbinder, and freshman Beatriz Lara. Leah and Beatriz were able to win in straight sets. Leah won 6-0,7-5 and Beatriz won 6-1,7-6(8-6). With the match tied 4-4 and only one match left, sophomore Captain Baylee Decker won in impressive fashion 6-0, 4-6, 6-1 to clinch the team win for the Pumas.
Coach Rast commented, "I am beyond proud of this team. They have worked extremely hard every single day this season. To come back and win against an opponent that we had lost 9-0 to just a few weeks ago shows their growth and work ethic. The work is not done as we only have a few days before the region tournament starts."
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$319,985 | 4 Beds | 4 Baths | $99.44$/Sqft | 1.82 Acres | 85 DOM
About This Property
You are going to love this totally remodeled home in Lowry Hills. This big 4 bedroom, 3 full bath, 2 half bath home offers over 3200 sq ft of living space and has been renovated from top to bottom. This home has a new roof, new windows, gleaming hardwood floors, new light fixtures, all new kitchen with island, quartz counters & stainless appliances. This home features large open rooms perfect for entertaining. The elegant master suite offers a fireplace and all new master the bath with tile shower and double vanities. The guest bedrooms are full of charm with built-in features and the share another remodeled bath as well. The home boasts multiple living spaces so there is room for everyone. Entertain on the large brick patio overlooking the large 1.8-acre double lot. There is a 2 car carport for covered parking as well as a large circular driveway for easy access. Located in an ultra-convenient location with easy access to exit 7, Bristol, Abingdon, and I-81. Check out this move-in ready turnkey home today before it is gone. Buyer/Buyer's agent to verify all information.
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We believe that behind every great software developer is an equally great tester. If you also think so, and finding bugs in programming and coding is what makes you feel satisfied. If you are ambitious, have a great eye for the details. And finally if you think code might be beautiful and ways to make it elegant are infinite…
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So it looks like we fit to each other, doesn't it? We are IT and product development services provider focused on the innovations behind the connected world of tomorrow. We specialize in building cars, but we also helped making the planes and helicopters fly. We create tiny embedded devices which surround you in modern buildings, shopping malls, factories or even in public transport. We create huge web portals and beautifully designed mobile applications; but we're also in IoT area and we deploy automated contact centers of the future. As you can see, we do a whole bunch of things. You surely can find something for yourself.
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Proposal presented on 3 June 2019 by the European Commission establishing the position to be taken on behalf of the Union regarding the envisaged adoption by the WCO Council of a draft Recommendation concerning the amendment of the Harmonized System Nomenclature.
Background and further information:
The World Customs Organization (WCO), established in 1952 as the Customs Co-operation Council, is an independent intergovernmental body whose mission is to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of Customs administrations. The WCO offers its Members a range of Conventions and other international instruments, as well as technical assistance and training services. The WCO represents 182 Customs administrations across the globe.
The International Convention on the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System aims to facilitate international trade and the collection, comparison and analysis of statistics, in particular those on international trade. It includes as an Annex the HS Nomenclature which is an international harmonized system enabling participating countries to classify traded goods on a common basis for customs purposes. The HS Nomenclature is revised every five years.
At its 133rd/134th sessions (27-29 June 2019), the WCO Council is to adopt a Recommendation concerning amendments to the HS Nomenclature. It is important for the EU that the Recommendation is adopted as it aims at updating and modernising the HS Nomenclature and at simplifying and facilitating the classification of products. The revised HS Nomenclature will enter into force in 2022.
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A man will require facial surgery after being assaulted by a teenager at Windsor overnight.
About 10.50pm yesterday (Friday 18 January 2019), an 18-year-old man and his friend alighted from a train at Windsor Railway Station.
A 44-year-old man also left the train and became involved in an argument with the teenager.
Police will allege that the teenager turned and punched the man knocking him to the ground.
The injured man lost consciousness while the teenager and his friend left the area.
The injured man eventually made his way from the station and was assisted by a member of the public with emergency services contacted.
Officers from Hawkesbury Police Area Command attended and established a crime scene.
The injured man was conveyed to Nepean Hospital where he will undergo facial reconstruction surgery.
The two men were located a short distance away and arrested by officers who took them to Windsor Police Station.
One man was released without charge while the 18-year-old was charged with recklessly causing grievous bodily harm.
He was refused bail to appear at Parramatta Bail Court today (Saturday 19 January 2019).


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TREATMENT FOR WEAK MEN. TRIAL. WITHOUT EXPENSE. The famous Appliance :snd Bemed les of the Erie Medical Co. now tor tbe first time .offered on trial without (ixpense to any bonest man. Not a dol lar to be paid In advance. Cure E.'Iects of Errors or Excesses In Old or Yountr. Manhood Folly Hestored. How 1 o Enlarge and Strengthen Weak, Undeveloped Portions of Body. Absolutely unfailing Hotna ^Treatment. No C. o. B. or other scheme. A plain offer by a firm ol! bi&b standing;. Arrangements have bcun perfected for a line of Semi-weekly Pullman Vestibuled, Double Drawing Room, and Sleeping Cw* between St. Lown and Lo sAngeles, \ Even less t&an th*t always results in i , i i i • i Severe backache. One day 1 went to - — KOHCMBC6HERE Lidgansport Endorsement is What Conuti! W ith Logansport People. You can't fool the public all the time. They will Hud 3 ou tret at last. Every time a man is fooled. Another sJceptic io made, Many the remedy that makes the skeptic. ]t fails to keep its promise. Doun's Kidney Pills brings renewed faith. They cure the skeptic. Plenty of proof of this at home Our citizens Bay they cure backache. Cure nrinary disorders. Cure eiek kidneys, Kxpenence has taugm them this is so. Conviction for ever;- sufferer. In the testimony of friends and neighbors. kU ad ibis cape. Mr. J. Dunkle. 1124 Broadway, COP tractor iu papering anj painting- says: "Although dislike takiDjr medicine as much as anyone 1 , etlll. I was forced to it on account of my kidneys, causing me so much trouble for the paet five or six years Heav.) work while I • as in the grocery business, and the nature of iny present work, that of a painter, handling tu.r pentine, which is very hard on tie kidneys, is responsible for my condition. When inside at house finishing, it is necessary ti> keep the doors and windows closed, and a day or two of this kind of work is all 1 can stand, us my kidneys are in such a bad condition. ft very , i i i • i €•!., running through without change. These cars will leave St. Louis every "Wednesday and Saturday night at 9 :00 p. m., arriving at Los Angles, Saturdays and Tuesdays at 5:50 p. m. A Buffet Smoking Car and Dinning Car are attached to this train at Kansas City, running through to Pacific Coast without change. Only three clayg from Logansport to Los Angeles, \ia this line. For berth reservations etc , ,call on or address W ABASH R.R, Loganapoit, Ind. Do loo Love If go, secure one of the latest and prt ttiest Two-Steps or tl e day, by nmlliOK Ten Ceute (aUver or stamps) to cover mailing sod postage, to the undersigned Cor a copy uf the BIG FOUR TWO-STEP (Mark envelope "Two Stop.) We are (riving this music, which Is regular fifty-cent sha-t music, at thle exceedingly low rate, lor the purpose of advertising, imd test- liig the value or the different papers as advertising mediums. E. O. McCormJok, Passenger Tiafflc Manager, "Big Four Koute." Cincinnati, O. Mention this paper when you write. ling's drug store and got Doan's Kidney Pills, as 1 was told mat y people liac been cured by their use. I had enly taken a I e ' doses when 1 was benefltted. and continue A the treatment until 1 took the whole box. This was some time ago, and from my experience l am more convinced than ever that they are a flr.e remedy." Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all dealers, price 50c per box. Sent by mail on receipt of price by Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo N. y., sole agents i'or the P. S. Remember ihename Doan's and take no other. Station. Tralnc.Bun by Central iiroiiiowu » P«llj. 1 Daily, •»•»» BanS*T. OHIOAQO WV[SIOH DAILY. IiMT« for Cblcajro % 8:06 a m;*6:00 a ra:*l:25 p m •2:00pm;«4:30p;n. Arrive from Chicago *U:30 a m:*12:30 pm;"l:00 f m; "1:40 p m; *8:16 p m. BRADrOBD AHD OOL171C8U8. LMTA for Bradford *l;:iO a m;t7-40»rfl; *l:« pnvt4:90pm. Arrive from Bradford »2:45aa: tlO:20 am; *l:» p ro; t4:15 p m. UTNER timSIOM. LMTB for Bflner +8:15 1, m; f«:0» a m- tS:08 p m K p m Sunday only. Arrive from Effner->7:; Bam; +12:50 pm:<f2:4fi p m; 8:30 a ro Sunday only. RICHMOND AND CINCINNATI. Lacve for Richmond +12:55 am; ti:30 a m; "1:05 pm; +2:20 p m. Arrive from Bichmone, *2:SO»m; nlrOOum *l:BOpm; 1-10:50 p.m. nruiAMAjpoiiig JIND LOrnsrno*. IiMTCfOrLoullville 32:45 a m; «l:IO p m. Arrive from LouiiviUd *2:40 a m; *1:66 p m. J. A. MoOtTLIiOTJGH, Agent, Loganiport. Ind. LOflAdBPORT NO. 2 6 MAST BOHKD, Eastern Eipress dnilr .................. J:SS a m Mail aid Express, daily ............... 9:«K a b AUanUo Express daily .................. 4:18 n m Fort Wayne AOCO Ex Sunday.... 6:32 p m Local Freight Ex Sunday .......... 4:18 p m w»BT BOUND. Western Express daily ......... - ...... 10:24 p m Taut Mail Daily ............................. S:18 p ro Mail and Ex press daily .................. 3:40 p m 5 Pacific Express daily ..................... H:SS a m 11 DecaturAcooEx-Uundav ............ T-.ffi a ui 75 Local Freight Ex- Sunday ...... - ...... 7:Sci a m Kit, arrmB cmgio», WIBTUIXB, LOOA »»1>0»I ASD OHTLI, wtai Bonn). S o. ffl •AST BOtJKD Ho. **" ......... _.___Leave«.. ...... _, ___ _8:06 a. m KO.M ------------ Leave* .......... _____ 1:45 p. IT It 74 S 1 7 8:SO a. n .4:30 p. n VANDALIA LINE. Time T»blo. In effect Deo. 5, 1897. TralM JUeave IxiKaanport, ladll&Ma. TOK THB NORTH No. 6 ------ ................... _ .......... _JO:SS a. m. No. 8 ......... — ....... - ....... --- ............... S:liS p. m. FOR THK SOUTH. No, 21 ............................................. -7:05 a. m. No. S. ............................................ 2:1S p. m. For complete Ttme Card, giving all train* «nd rtation*. and for full Information M to MtM. through IWI8. etc., address }. a XDOBWOKTH, agent, Logaorport. or • 4. yoMi. G«ner«J Pas»eng«r Agent, «tJCx>u!». Mo. Ei. 82: Time lable, Peru, Ind. Solid tratos between Poorii and Ssndugiy and Indlanapoil* and Michigan. Direct; con- neotkmt to and from all points to the United Itatai and Canjida. SOUTH OltPABT Why Yon Shoold Keep HeB«. A Western paper says: 1. Because you ought by their means to convert a great deal of the waste of the farm into money, in the shapa ot eggs and chickens for market. 2. Because with intelligent management they ought to be all-year-reveniu producers, excepting, perhaps, aboiu two months, during moulting season. 3. Because poultry will yield yon a quicker return for his capital invested than any of the other departments of agriculture. 4. Because the manure from the poultry house will make a valuable compost for use in either vegetable garden or orchard. The birds themselves If allowed to run in the orchard will destroy many injurious insects. 5. Because while cereals and fruits can only be successfully grown in certain sections, poultry can be raised for table use or to lay eggs, in all parts of the country. 6. Because poultry raising is an employment in which the farmer's wiifa Mid daughter can engage and leave him tree to attend to other departments. 7. Because it will bring the best returns, in the shape of new laid eggs:— during the winter season—when the farmer has most time on his hands, 8. Because to start poultry raising on the farm requires little or no capi' tal. Under any circumstances, with proper management, poultry can be made, with little cost, a valuble adjunct to the farm. Co-operative Hoc Killing. The farmers of Maine have circumvented the beef trust, says Iowa State Register. They have organized 1,000 fresh pork and fresh beef clubs in tiat state, each club composed of ten members. Instead of buying their fresh meats from the trust and paying tribute to it they provide themselves with. such seasonable delicacies. The ten farmers belonging to a. club arrange for a succession of butcheries. That 1st, a hog Is killed every so many days during i;he winter <>eason and the fresh pork is divided into ten parts, each family getting one part. This does not include the hams and other portionu ot th<J animal which are salted or pickled for future use. The arrangement amounts to a co-operative meat shop. The farmers lose nothing and they get fresh pork all the time. Th« Maine idea may spread to other states. It is something of an outrage that our hoga should be sent to Chicago to be butchered and then sent back to be eaten. { It follows as tha night does the day that the consutaer must pay for the; freight both ways, or else the hog grower pays it, and there is beside the expense of handling the hog and the meat in Chicago. Various ways have been suggested to get rid of such an industrial loss and folly, but the Maine way seems to be a solution as far a.<> th« farmers themselves are concerned, d.CTOMATIC KEVEMJE RAISER- The McKinley act came into vigor in 1890 under the title "An act l:o reduce revenue and equalize duties and for other purposes." During its life it verified its title perfectly as to the reduction of revenue and also "i.'or other purposes." The McKinley tariff demonstrated that a tariff for protection is not intended for revenue and that one for revenue is not designed for protection. For during the year 1891, a large part of which was covered bj - the McKinley law, there was a deficiency of more than 160,000,000 and at the same time enormous profits had accrued to manufacturers who had a monopoly of the home market guaranteed to them under the "other purposes" clause of that, stupendous legalization of larceny. The revenue was reduced by prohibitory duties and the "other purposes" of taxing all for tie benefit of a. few were triumphantly carried out. But now In 1897 comes the Dingley tariff, "an act to provide revenue for the government and to encourage the in- 4ustries of the United States." And thi« tariff achieves an average of 7 per cent higher duties than the McKinley bill. That by its high duties was to reduce revenue. This by its higher duties! is to raise and increase revenue anl besides that to stimulate or encourage the industries of the United States by the apur of taxation! It seems that Republican tariffs for protection are automatic and can be set to reduce or raise revenue at will. ~. . i-ASSIFY AN ARTIST. If h« paints the sky yellow and the grass i;urple he is a Cc-lorist. . If he paints th<>. sky blue and tha grass green he belongs to the realistic school. If he paints the sky green und the grass tilue he belongs to the impressionistic school. If he paints the sky black and the grass red he is an araist of great decorative talent and may make posters if he perseveres. A clever person who recently attended an art exhibition has drawn up a set of rules to enable the novice to know whait kind of a picture he la looking at. He says that if a painter paints ijie sky and the grass brown "he belongs to the old school. •What In a Strike. •A strike, in the labor sen.se, is a re* turn blow, says Helen 'Hamilton Murphy, in the Liberator. Some labor rf- Jonners assert that the employing par> ty who inflicts the alleged injury ih the real striker, and is, therefore, the principal Va every strike. This is no 1 !, however, the accepted sense of striSes. A strike implies a revolt against an i. •> juiitice complained of. Even wt.«& men strike for this or that an injsry is presupposed, just as mucla as in the case where men strike against an attempt of the employer to e"nforco something declared to be to theh-fiatri- •uent. As a question of abstract morals no strike is defensible under the golden rule, but when all human conduct comes to square with abstract, morality we shall have bscome Hke unto angels. There are strikes now pending which the Boston clergy as well as the most conservative press declare to be just. In the strike of the garment workers against further aj.'gresions on the part of those prose- cuuting the sweating system, confined ini filthy and disease-breeding tenement-house dens, the victims of sweatshop slavery have had one infliction after another goaded upon them until at last life itself became intolerable under the conditions imposed. It has been shown that the clothing turned out of these pestilential dens goes into every household in the land. Saturated with deadly pestilential germs, these sweat-shop garments becoma vehicles for the distribution of disease. The "tasks" laid upon the poor creatures who make them are revolting, and the resultant harvest of death jtartlfng. One of two things is ce*? lainly true. Either a strike is Justih. able or else the authorities are guiltj of criminal neglect in not wiping out the sweat shops completely from every «ity, as they would do in the case o* a.ny other dangerous disease-breeding nuisance. But even ,in this case a strike would still be present, for so- eietf would become the striker IP. th« place of the wretched sweat-sliop SVB- tem. PO1NTED PARAGRAPHS. Wise saws shoal d he filed in tha archives; of the memory. The political whitewash brush COT- ers a multitude of freckled reputations. A married woman's rights might be used in rejecting her husband's wrongs. Atlas held up the world. He coold hare given the Chicago hold-up men cards and spades. Red as not objectionable as a color for a woman's hair providing it doean"* run into her A new sehool building Is to t>« erected at Boston, Mass., -which will bear the name of Paul Revere. It will cost $160,000'. Prot Paul Haupt of Johns Hopkins, is trying t o raise ''26,000 to buy Count Landherg's collection of 1.120 Arabic manuscripts now for sale in Holland, The public ichools of St. Joseph, Mo., will observe Nov. 4 as Eugene Field day, with the same ceremonies usually accorded "Washington's or Longfel- Mrthday- A dark serge coat and skirt, the coat opening over a vest of tucked whit* satin, was rendered chic with a collar of red velvet, cut in the turnover style peculiar to coats. In the millinery world the cry is still for ostrich feathers of all lengths and all colors. On the new velvet toques the new feathers stand erect and on the laree hats they droop and curl. •^oramie," said a me/Apr to ner •Tear-old hopeful, "you must not inter' rupt me when I am talking to the ladies; it isn't good manners. You must wait till we get through and then you can talk." "But, mamma," retorted the youthful observer, "you, never get through, and my talk won't keep." To Indicate tine level of tne oil in Wcyelo and carriage lamps a glass or prism is soldered to the side of fcho reservoir with a, screw stopper at tbt top for filling tjhe iarap, A German has, invented an electrical hair drier composed of a sliding comb plate, held on a frame, with an electric wire embedded in an insulating Jayetr to heat the comb plate. -A Washingtonian has designed a new pleasure railway, in which a large ball, 'With, grooves to receive the inclined rails, supports from a central shaft a car fit£jd with seats to carry No SU Indianapolis £rp dally 7 :10 a m Xo33 " Mail£Sxp-Jl:SS«m *:lt p (ds Jlj except Sunday) HoKlndpl'sEzpexSon — No S» Fwaenfer exeept &un JfolKL Rochester local arrive :45pm except Bundar. WORTH 440 pa Mo B Michigan CttrdAUrV «30pm M» pm No M Detroit Xxp XT 8ui No 18> ACCOM except gun. . . 8 ;45 a m •.DM* BO*ran i>i»lfc«fP«ru on Sunday. 9M ttokn rMM and innera! infonmattan oall J.VthLMf, tloket i gent, I>. X. * W. IOITH Fin* Stock Breeder*. Tie twenty-fourth annual me«itee of the Iowa Fine Stock Breeder? »111 be held at West Liberty, la., December S and 9. A fine program has been prepared and a large meeting is expected. Some of the best known and most successful breeders in Iowa art down on the program for papers on th« various phases of stock raising and handling. A good attendance shonlA result from the efforts made. We hop* that Iowa readers of The Farmers' Review will endeavor to help on the Eiect- ins by their presence. The secretary is \V. M. McFadden of West Liberty, to whom all inquiries should be' addressed- , Other Meetings,—The Iowa Sihort- HOI-II Breeders' Association and the Iowa, Sheep Breeders' and Wool Growers' Association hold their annual meeting in connection with the general meeting of the Improved Stock Breeders' Association. The Short-Horn Breeders' Association meets im th» afternoon of Tuesday, Deceaiber 7, and will continue their meeting on the forenoon ol December 8. The Stheep Breeders' Association will also December S. Bow Much Salt. People's tastes differ widely. Som* believe that salt brings out the flavor '.'.' the butter, and so they want pltnty of it. Others want the rich, er«amy flavor of the butter and do not likt to Have it buried in salt, Tliere is, however, an incrtsising tendency towari milder flavors, and with a va»t majority of the «onsu»ers who t«t thai* supplies from the New York marktU, lighter saltsd butt»r is preferable. 01 cour?ft our exporters object to htary salting. In England, is well ai in tht best dairying sections on the «onti- nent, 3 per cent «f salt Is conuidsrui ample. Some of the recent shipments of fre c h creamery •from the Canadian provinces have carried only 2 to J pet j cent of salt, and they pleased the Eng- j lish buyers. No rule can be followed absolutely. The rentention of salt depends a good deal upon the working and washing of the butter, but I can hardly believe that more than three- quarters of an ounce of salt to the pound of butter -frill ever be required. Consult the merchant who IB selling your goods and follow his advice in j this respect. Give him what his trade . requires. The old idea that flutter must j r * te , a _" s ^° 11 " , be salted heavily to keep well, especially in the summer, loses its force under tbe present perfect system of re.—W. C. Taber. of the London theaters Is now heated by electricity. The first cost of tie plant is not less than that of any other heating system, but the running expenses are very low, amounting to only 16 shillings a day. Tit! \srbor of Adelaide, Australia, i& to be deepened twenty-eight feet, and a new pier, 5.SOO feet long, and (V- Tided at the end into four arms, is t» be 'built, so that steamers may 'be no longer compelled to anchor in the bay. tin the Dominion of Canada women beve municipal suffrage in every pro- v::;te and Atso In the Northwest Terri- In Ontario they vote for aTl elective offices, except in the election of mem'bers of this legislature *nd parliament. A !!al! from a bicycle caused a Bristol (England) youth to continue unconscious for four hours. While so stupid from the' fa.ll that he had no- recollection of tbe occurrence, he still knew enough to gather up the pieces of. fcis 'bicycle and trudsa home The largest bog in Ireland is the bog of Allen, which stretches across . the 'Center of the island, east of the ! Shannon, and covers nearly 250,000 acres. Altogether there are nearly 3,000,000 acres of bog in Ireland—that is to say, about one-seventh of the total, area of the country is bog. Perhaps the most remarkable art exhibit; in the world is that of the luna- lics in the Ville-Evrar asylum in Paris. Most of the patients in the asy- . lum have been painters or designers, i physicians in charge inaugu- A ecrtain little man of S had all eagerness in anticipation of a summer at the seashore. He could hardly •wait for 'tie first bath. When, however, he saw the ocean with the great waves rolling on the beach he could not be induced to go near it, and positively refused to put on the bathing suit of which he had been so proud, j One day Jiis father offered him 59 • cents if he wonld pat on his suit and i ' affect on the minds of the patients is said to be excellent. There are 110 mountains in Colorado whose peaks are over twelve thousand feet above the ocean level. Forty of thesie are higher than fourteen thousand £eet, and more than half of that b<sea j number are so remote and rugged that I no one has dared to attempt to climb , them. Some of them are massed with '• snow, others have glaciers over their • approaches, and others are merely maiises of jagged rocks. Manners are of more Importance than laws. Upon them, in a great mezisure, the laws depend. The law tomibes us hut here and there, and now and then. Manners are what or ge* wet all over at onoe. He wanted the monev very much, so he finally vel OT 80ot]ie ' consented Clasping his arms around or Debase, barbariza or refine us, br « hif father's neck like a rise, the great constant, ste«dr. onifono, insensible undertaking was begun. After muck | operation, liie that ol the air w« ghlTering and trembling he was wo* about two inches above bis antlea, when he <scclaimed: "Papa, I—gaee»— I—will—only—take—10—cents'—wortk -tktotiOM." breathe in. Thtj- give tlelr whote form and color of our lives. According to their quality, ti«r aid moral*. they support them, «r tfcar totally d* atjojr them.—-Bark.*. GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER Tfoe Woman Wlio Use® Washing Powder finishes her work as fresh and bright as her house is clean. Largest package—greatest economy. The N. K. -Fairbank Company, Chicago. St. Louis. New York. Boston. Philadelphia. Tes.Mnc.au Etjclit-Hour I4iir- A case of great importance has Just been elaborately argued before tho United States Supreme court The question involved is the power of a state legislature to pass a law fixing the duration of the workday for adulta and making it a punishable offense for an employer to hire a man to labor more than the prescribed number of hours. The case 'has been appealed from the supreme court of Utah, which sustained the constitutionality of tha Utah eight-hour law for miners engaged in work/in underground mines. The facts are as follows: An operator named Holdeii was convicted for employing a miner for ten hours a day, contrary to the eight-hour law. and sentenced to pay a fine and servs fifty-seven days in jail. Holden, admitting the facts alleged, had pleaded not guilty—first, because the miner had voluntarily entered into the contract for the services in question; second, because the statute was repugnant to tbe constitution of the United States in that it deprived employer and employe of the right to contract for a lawful jpurpose; third, because the statute was class legislation; and fourth, because it deprived the defend* ant of his property and liberty, without due process of law. It is plain that these exceptions ar» those which would naturally be raised in any state of the Union against * law restricting iae hours of adult labor. But the familiarity of the objections does not detract from their strength and validity. The supreme court ol! Utah, however, upheld the law and denied, a petition for a writ of habeas corpus. It looked upon the eight- hour law as a proper exercise of th» police power of the state in protecting life, health and morals. As this is the first American case in which a supreme court has sustained a law interfering with the rights of adults to make contracts for labor great interest attache* to me proceedings in the federal court. The decision will turn on fundamental principles of constitutional construction and will constitute a landmark in jur economic and judicial history. SI. BmQ» MoUnter ISM acquired tor the Louvre the collection of Egyptian art work, objects la terie, inlaid bra*, etc., formed *T M. Baudry, tlo architect, during Ma re»» idence at CUro. HMs In OEMS OF THOUGHT. ! I —— T!b.e little that is done seems notlilai we look forward and see -tonr muclx we lave yet to -do.—Goethe. Loving; kindness Is greater than laws, an<3 tie charities of life are more than all ceremonies.—Talmage. Aspirations without faith are IK>W- erful only for destruction. They can kindie a rerolucion, but 'they cannot mould a new order.—Westcott. To live in the presence of great trut* and eternal laws, in which to be led by permanent ideals—that is what keeps a man patient when the world ignores him, and calm and unspoiled when the world praises ihlm.—Baiter. •Miss Mary 'Rachel Dobson, a ctau-gn- ter of Austin Dobson, is one of th« most active workers in the university settlement for women in Bombas', India. Their work is principally among the Parsees. The> next sf.ory from 'Mrs. Burton Harrison's pen will be "Good Americans." It is a study of the growing tendency of the wealthy and cultured classes to unfit their children for life at home by teaching them to find theii chief pleasure in foreign countries. Anthony Hope's new novel, "Simon Dale," is a story of the time of diaries II. of England. This means Mr. Hop* has given up his modern romances and 'has gone back in history, to the disappointment of the admirers of his fairy tales for grown-up people—notably "The Prisoner of Zenda." Miss M. G. Tuttiett ("Maxwell Gray") is the daughter of a medical practitioner at Newport, Isle of Wight. Upon, his death, a few years ago, she came up from the Isle of Wight to a pretty little house at Richmond, whers she still lives with her widowed mother. She is -an invalid' and does not often leave the four walls of home, find- tag .'her consolation indoors in read- Ing and writing and in tie society of pet cats. This love for cats explaini th« self-assertiveness of Mark Antony In "The Silence of Dean Maitland," IRONICAL IFS. If a girl uses enough paint she may raoemblig the picture of health. If you don't believe a woman, can k«ep a secret jnst ask on« her age. If genius is a disease but few people In ttie world have any cause for alarm. If it wasn't tor the "weather thert are Hots of men who would never look towjird heaven. ac np-to-date girl is pressed to t«H a man she lores him she Jets him keep tifht on pressing. Have the goods to advertise. Tell your story plainly in the newspaper that "the people read, and in language they will easily understand, and among others prscrve the following Advertising Points: Profitable advertising results from good goods being offered -well. Give your rival's advertising attention, but give your rival no advertising. Advertising prestige .is hard to win, but not hard to l«e. It is easiest sustained. . The add should be so plain that it will be understood by a reader of little understanding. Your advertising should be complete in itself. To secure the beefc results, »ee the DAILY and WEEKLY PHAEOS, with its large circulation in both city and county. 1898 JANUARY. 1898 Su. T 9 16 23 80 Mo. 3 10 17 24 31 Tu. 4 11 18 25 We. 5 "l2 19 26 Th. 6 13 20 27 Fr. 7 H 21 28 Sa. 1 8 15 22 29 Searching for Clues ! There are any number of C!M> found by the detective* in A CONFLICT ! OF EVIDEUCE \ , . Iliis is another remuk*U*' story from the pen of Rod- rigiies Ottolengni, who -wnto "An Artist in Crime," •on. ~* ciided to be the strongest d»- • * * tective tale that has *pp«uad ,— in years. ' • A Conflict of Evi- • 5 t " dence'" will »dd to the repvta-: ".._ tion of Mr. Ottolengni and iritt i i'-s? '• fascinate all who have th» of- \ '-•• portuiiity to read it i =--'/ "W« have provided for th» 7, : - readers of this p»p«r l»jr por-! ' chasing the serial right*. TW first chapters wiH toon to •printed. I rsm«dr lor ".. Gleet. 8»->ri«»torrk chugM, or mmf (tioa, irrittttoB »T tion at Btm««>«
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There are total 9 letters in Endosteal, Starting with E and ending with L.
Endosteal is a scrabble word? Yes (10 Points) Endosteal has worth 10 Scrabble points.
Definition of the word Endosteal, Meaning of Endosteal word :
a. - Relating to endostosis, as, endosteal ossification.
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In Endosteal E is 5th, N is 14th, D is 4th, O is 15th, S is 19th, T is 20th, A is 1st, L is 12th letters in Alphabet Series.
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The Producers (1968)Cast and Crew
Down and out producer Max Bialystock (Zero Mostel), who was once the toast of Broadway, trades sexual favors with old ladies for cash contributions. Max's new accountant Leo Bloom (Gene Wilder), offhandedly muses that if Max found investors for a new production that turned into a flop, he could legally keep all the extra money. The duo begins to put together the worst play possible,...
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Full Cast & Crew
- Estelle Winwoodas "Hold Me, Touch Me" Old Lady
- Christopher Hewettas Roger De Bris
- Andreas Voutsinasas Carmen Ghia
- Lee Meredithas Ulla
- Renee Tayloras Eva Braun
- Frank Campanellaas Bartender
- Mel BrooksDirector
- Mel BrooksWriter
- Sidney GlazierProducer
- Joseph E. LevineExecutive Producer
- Mel BrooksOriginal Music and Songs
- John MorrisOriginal Music
- Joseph CoffeyCinematographer
- Ralph RosenblumFilm Editor
- Alfa-Betty OlsenCasting
- Charles RosenProduction Designer
- James DaltonSet Decoration
- Gene CoffinCostume Designer
- Irving BuchmanMakeup Artist
- Louis A. StrollerUnit Manager
- Alan HeimSound Editor
- Michael BreddanAssistant Editor
- Felix GiglioMusic Supervisor


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GALM History & GALM 2014 Series Information:
The GALM Series consists of 4 distinct flagship congresses per year across America, Europe and Asia - all of which have now become key dates in the automotive industry diary. Although most people attend between two and four of the conferences, each one has been designed for a distinct audience in mind:
- Global Automotive Lightweight Materials 2014, Shanghai, China, March 26-27
- Global Automotive Lightweight Materials: Multi-Materials Supply & Manufacturing Summit 2014, London, UK, April 23-24
- Global Lightweight Vehicle Manufacturing Congress 2014, Detroit, USA, May 28-29
- Global Automotive Lightweight Materials 2014, Detroit, USA, August 20-21
In 2008, LBCG and American Business Conferences moved into the automotive sector. Since then they have fronted a multitude of leading automotive summits focusing on areas such as Lightweight Materials, Lightweight Vehicle Manufacturing, Hybrid, EV Battery, Powertrain, Natural Gas Vehicles, EV Charging, Connected In-Vehicle Infotainment and more.
After first launching in London and Detroit in 2012, the Global Automotive Lightweight Materials Series has established itself as the world leading automotive lightweighting forum.
Since launch, the GALM series has doubled in size with over 1000 automotive professionals benefiting from the series so far.
After a recent launch into Asia, we head to Detroit in May for a brand new event designed specifically for manufacturing, vehicle engineering, technology, body shop and assembly professionals.
Please note that we will still be hosting Global Automotive Lightweight Materials Detroit in August 2014.
See Below A Breakdown From Our Lightweight Materials Series Conferences in the USA:
Global Automotive Lightweight Materials Detroit 2013 Fact File:
- Over 250 attendees - over 100 more than the previous year
- They represented the USA, Japan, South Korea, Mexico, Germany, UK, Canada, France, Switzerland and Israel
- Vehicle OEMs in attendance included Harley Davidson, General Motors, BMW, Honda R&D Americas Inc., Chrysler Group LLC, Ford, Toyota, Nissan, Volvo, John Deere, Mitsubishi, Lotus Engineering, Deere & Company
Additional attendee companies included:
- Profil, ShapeCorp, DuPont, SSOE Group, Gurit, Dow Automotive, Furukawa-Sky Aluminium Corp, Shape Corp, Technical Fibre Products, RB&W Manufacturing, Graftech International Holdings, Eaton Trade & Employment, Noranda Aluminium, Utilimaster Corporation, Sika Corporation, LLC, TE Connectivity, The Adhesive & Sealant Council, Plasan Carbon Composites, Procter & Gamble, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Plastic Omnium Auto Exterior, PPG Industries, Inc, Magna Powertrain, Saertex USA LLC, MacLean-Fogg Company, Nolax Inc, Alcoa, Inc, American Chemistry Council Superform, Siemens PLM Software, BASF, Rio Tinto Alcan, SABIC, Mills Sales Company, Lafayette Steel and Aluminium, Eastman Chemical Company, Henrob, Invista, DURA Automotive Systems, Noranda Aluminium, Henkel, US Magnesium, Henkel Adhesive Technologies, Ministry of Economic Development, Consolidated Metal Products, Inc, Rifast Systems LLC, Metalsa, Milacron Plastics Machinery, Ohio Graftings, Inc, Kuraray America and many more.
Global Automotive Lightweight Materials Detroit 2012 Fact File:
- Over 150 senior attendees
- Representation from the USA, Canada, UK, France, Hungary, Israel, Japan, Mexico and Switzerland
- Vehicle OEMs represented included BMW, Jaguar Land Rover, General Motors, Chrysler, Lotus Engineering, Ford Motor Company, Honda, Hybrid Kinetic Motors, Mitsubishi Motors R & D of America and Nissan
- Further delegation from DuPont, Dow Automotive, TWB Company LLC, Constellium, Cosma Engineering, Bombardier, Ricardo Inc, Novelis, ITW Shakeproof, Hungarian Investment and Trade Agency, Johnson Controls, Inc, Kraton Polymers, ArcelorMittal Tailored Blanks Americas, Vari-Form, BollHoff, Altair, SAIC Motor UK Technical Centre Limited, BASF Corporation, ExxonMobil Chemical, Quantum Technologies Inc., 3M Energy & Advanced Materials Division, Autodesk, Benteler Automobiltechnik GmbH, Worthington Steel, Plasan, Metalsa, Midway Products Group Inc, Magna Exteriors & Interiors, Spartan Light Metal Products, Meridian Lightweight Technologies, SSAB Americas, Aisin Technical Centre of America, Ministry of Economic Development and Innovation, ZD Metal Products, Stadco Ltd
- Over 80 companies attended
- 18 US states present


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Build VALUE- Hold GROSS (why your customers mind has to change from price to value)
Hello all, new to these parts. I am hoping this post adds some much needed value to used car portion of the board. I wanted to share a post I made specifically for a FB group I am in the other day. I quizzed them what the current automotive shopper looks for specifically when making a decision to purchase a car. A "mental checklist" if you will...Most answered with VALUE based around their dealership and the sales team (this is great but not what a customer cares about when buying the right car)
Here is how it breaks down.....
1) similar make
2) similar model
3) similar equipment
4) similar miles
5) a Clean CARFAX
And if all of those match up the only determining factor for their buying decision is PRICE!
Are you kidding me?!?
Not every used car is prepared the same. We all know that. There are some who have high integrity and excellent processes who spend well over $1,000 in recon work to make sure the car is road ready with no issues. Then there are some who will wash it and shine it up and stick it on the front line.
If both of those have Clean CARFAX which one does the consumer choose? Obviously the cheaper one that had zero work done to it.
Isn't that stupid?!? We (the automotive industry) HAVE to change the customers mindset and stop letting those third party vendors (most who have never been a dealer before) tell you to drop your prices to sell your cars.
How about you increase your integrity and your process and sell the car for a reason. But hey, don't think for one minute you can sell the price before you sell your value. If you do it that way you are justifying your price. If you build value first when they try to talk about dropping the price you use real relevant facts to support your price. That's VALUE!
Build VALUE - Hold GROSS. That's what we help with here at AutoiPacket. Let's change this horrible decision making process across the country together. We have over 600 dealers Nationwide including every Sonic Automotive location helping us do this currently. Together we can teach the customer that the car business has changed (for the most part..) and is no longer about ripping a customers head off for profit.
Derrick, spot on my friend! They don't know much about your car other than what you put in vAuto or whatever you use for an IMS. What did you spend on recon? Did you replace the brakes, the tires, the rotors? That stuff adds up FAST. You and I both know that...
3rd party sites do not account for that stuff. So the "best car" according to them is the cheapest one.
That's what we excel with at AutoiPacket is showing not on the VALUE of the car for your customers looking in person, online, and via the phone... but to highlight your process of excellence across all avenues as well. It's only real if you can provide the documentation to support. Just saying words is IDEAL.
Adding recon sounds like a good idea
It IS a GREAT idea Mark. Would love to show you, if interested message me or find me on FB/LinkedIn and message me.
I think that the customer also puts a value on the sales process
Mark, I'd be curious to hear your thought on that. I think you are going in the right direction!
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Here at Pan Am, residents are our top priority. We love to plan events for our residents throughout the year to thank them for their continued support. We spoke with John DiPaola, the building manager of The Caroline, to hear a little more about what goes into planning these events for residents.
Q. How do you come up with all of these great ideas for residents?
A. When I opened up the Caroline, I had a background in working in the hotel and hospitality industry. That's how I had the idea to run The Caroline like a hotel. We offer so many amenities to residents and really invest in our tenant relations. Having happy residents is our number one priority.
Q. Tell us a little more about the Sunday brunches at The Caroline.
A. Our Sunday brunches started out pretty small. All we had were 24 bagels and a box of joe. As time went on, our brunches grew as more and more tenants were joining us. Now, we host our brunches in a beautiful room with hundreds of bagels, an omelette chef, and other delicious breakfast foods.
Q. Why is it so important that The Caroline gives back to its' residents?
A. We're always looking for new, fun ways to give our residents things to talk about and look forward to. We come up with all different events throughout the year with the support of Pan Am. We're committed to making sure each resident has an amazing experience at The Caroline.
Q. What other events do you hold throughout the year?
A. During the summer, we love doing BBQs on our beautiful roof deck. We also love having ice cream trucks, pizza trucks, shoe shines in the lobby, photo booths, and more.
Q. Can residents suggest ideas for future events?
A. Of course! We're always open to suggestions. In fact, many of our events stem from the ideas our residents give us.
Q. Do you have any upcoming events planned for the holiday season?
A. Yes, we will be doing some great holiday events including having a string quartet in our lobby various dates throughout December.