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60 ppm for reliable throughput that helps you transition from one job to the next with ease and efficiency.
Users can consolidate tasks —including copying, printing, scanning and faxing —with the Aficio MP 6002.
Deliver first print times in as little as 3.9 seconds on a wide range of paper stocks without compromising space or your budget.
* Scan and print directly at the device using a USB memory or SD card, for exceptional convenience.
Quota Setting allows administrators to set limits on output for individual users to curb excessive use.
Add frequently used functions as icon shortcuts directly to the full-color, animated home screen. In addition, you can return to the home screen at any time with convenient one-touch operation.
* Access cloud-based solutions or Hot Spot printing quickly using the MFP Browser.
Attach an external keyboard via USB cable for more user-friendly navigation.
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Enhanced Encryption Level (AES256bit, SHA-2) offers safer, more secure encryption algorithms. Plus, Bates Numbering provides identification protection and automatic consecutive numbering of documents.
Overwrite all stored data on the hard disk drive with standard DataOverWrite and encrypt the address book, authentication information and stored documents using standard HDD Encryption.
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Use the 3,000-sheet multi-tray finisher with 50- or 100-sheet staple capacity to expedite larger jobs.
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Take advantage of hole punching, multi-folding option, a user-assignable 9-bin mailbox to produce high-quality, finished documents on a wide range of paper stocks and sizes.
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Enhanced Batch Scan lets users alternate between one- and two-sided scanning of original documents in a single job.
The size of high-quality PDF files can be reduced significantly with JBIG2 compression support for faster, easier distribution.
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Scan full-color or black and white originals, access LDAP-registered directories and distribute a wide range of documents using scan to web-mail/e-mail/SMB/FTP/URL/NCP with incredible control and minimal effort.
Scan to a USB/SD card right from the control panel – no PC is required.
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Faxes can be forwarded automatically to e-mail addresses, network folders or the system hard drive.
With IP Fax (T.38) and Internet Fax (T.37), users can distribute documents directly to e-mail addresses for more costeffective delivery.
Check, print, delete, retrieve, or download documents using your computer for paperless faxing that cuts steps and helps to reduce costs.
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Manufactured with electric furnace melted steel sheets. These sheets are made of 100% recycled steel, which help to reduce the consumption of environmental resources. Ricoh is the first manufacturer to incorporate this process.
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Reset print volume counters automatically to manage excess print and copy costs for individual users or workgroups efficiently.
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Use banner page printing to separate print jobs to determine who printed each job.
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RT4010 Large-Capacity Tray (LCT)
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Paper Weight
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Paper Capacity
4,000 sheets (20 lb. Bond – 75 g/m2)
Dimensions (WxDxH)
12.36" x 18.03" x 25.94" (314 x 458 x 659 mm)
8.5" x 14" Paper Size Tray Type 9002
Paper Size
8.5" x 14"/B4, 8.5" x 11" /A4 SEF
Paper Capacity
2,500 sheets (20 lb. Bond – 75 g/m2)
Enables legal-size (8.5" x 14") paper to be fed through LCT.
CS4000 9-Bin Mailbox
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Stack Capacity
100 sheets/bin (20 lb. Bond – 75 g/m2)
Paper Size
5.5" x 8.5" – 11" x 17"
Compatible with SR4060 and SR4070 Finishers.
Copy Tray Type 9002
Paper Capacity
500 sheets (8.5" x 11", 8.5" x 15"), 250 sheets (5.5" x 8.5", 11" x 17")
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Paper Size
11" x 17" SEF, 8.5" x 14" SEF, 8.5" x 11" SEF
Paper Capacity
1,000 sheets
Enables 8.5" x 11" – 11" x 17" paper to be fed from Tray 1.
Cover Interposer Tray Type CI4000
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Paper Weight
17 lb. Bond – 110 lb. Index (64 – 216 g/m2)
Paper Capacity
200 sheets (20 lb. Bond – 75 g/m2)
Compatible with all three finishers.
FD4000 Multi-Folding Unit
Folding Unit:
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Z-Fold, Half-Fold, Letter Fold-in, Letter Fold-out, Double Parallel, Gate-Fold
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Half-Fold, Letter Fold-in, Letter Fold-out. Up to 3 sheets
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Z-Folding: 8.5" x 11" – 11" x 17", Half-Folding: 8.5" x 11" – 11" x 17", Letter Folding: 8.5" x 11" – 11" x 17" Double Parallel/Gate-Folding: 8.5" x 11"
Multiple Sheets Mode
Half-Folding: 8.5" x 11" – 11" x 17", Letter Folding: 8.5" x 11"
Compatible with SR4080 and SR4070 only.
SR4070 2,000-Sheet Saddle-Stitch Finisher with 50-Sheet Stapler
Proof Tray
Paper Size
5.5" x 8.5" – 11" x 17" (A5-A3) SEF
Paper Weight
14 lb. Bond – 90 lb. Index (52 – 128 g/m2)
Stack Capacity
250 sheets (8.5" x 11" or smaller)
50 sheets (8.5" x 14" or larger)
30 sheets (Z-Fold/8.5" x 14" or larger)
20 sheets (Z-Fold/8.5" x 11" or smaller)
Punch Unit Type 3260
Hole Positions
2 or 3 holes
Paper Size
5.5" x 8.5" – 11" x 17"
Paper Weight
14 lb. Bond – 90 lb. Index (52 – 163 g/m2)
For use on the SR4060/SR4070 Finishers
SR4080 3,000-Sheet Finisher with 100-Sheet Stapler
Proof Tray
Paper Size
5.5" x 8.5" – 11" x 17" (A5-A3) SEF
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14 lb. Bond – 80 lb. Cover (52 – 216 g/m2)
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500 sheets (8.5" x 11" or smaller)
250 sheets (8.5" x 14" or larger)
30 sheets (Z-Fold)
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2 or 3 holes
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Requirements for Data Management and Sharing
Plan to manage your data in a way that makes meeting the eventual requirements for data management and sharing easier. Thinking about how you will collect, organize, manage, store, secure, back up, preserve, and share your data makes it easier to meet future data sharing requirements.
Funder Requirements
The NIH requires investigators seeking $500,000 or more of direct costs in a year to include a description of how research data will be shared or why sharing is impossible, to comply with the agency's data sharing policy.
- NIH Data Management and Sharing Frequently Asked Questions.
- NIH guidelines on data management plans.
The NSF requires that all requests for funding contain a data management plan (DMP) of no more than two pages addressing how the proposed project will comply with the agency's data sharing policy. This document must outline the plan for data management or a justification as to why there is no need for such a plan.
- NSF Data Management and Sharing Frequently Asked Questions.
- NSF guidelines on data management plans.
Directorate level guidances:
MPS Divisions:
Many other agencies and funders require descriptions of how data resulting from the funded project will be managed, preserved, and shared:
- NEH-Office of Digital Humanities
- IMLS-Projects that Develop Digital Products
- NIJ-Data Resources Program
- Other funder requirements by the California Digital Library
Journal Requirements
Journals such as Nature, Science, PNAS, and PLoS ONE are among those requiring that data underlying articles they publish be made available. Journals published by the Ecological Society of America such as Ecology and Ecosphere also have requirements for data sharing. BMJ also requires that all clinical trials be prospectively registered, in accordance with the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors recommendations, and that patient-level drug and device trial data be available upon reasonable request.
Columbia University Requirements
Responsibility: Columbia's Retention and Access to Research Data Policy (Columbia UNI required) names the Principal Investigator (PI) of a research project as responsible for determining what data need to be retained and for setting up systems for organizing and archiving project data.
Data Retention: The Retention and Access to Research Data policy is on the website of the Office of the Executive Vice President for Research. The policy includes the following statement: "Research data must be archived for a minimum of three years after the final project close-out, with original data retained wherever possible." Other policies and laws requiring a longer period of data retention, such as the Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), may apply.
Data Ownership: Though sponsors grant research funds to the Trustees of Columbia University, usually the PI acts as steward of the research data and makes decisions on its use and distribution within the parameters of sponsor and Columbia guidelines. See the Intellectual Property section under "Obligations and Responsibilities of Officers of Instruction and Research" in the Faculty Handbook for more information on Columbia policies. Make sure you are aware of your obligations under these policies and those of your research sponsor.
Data Portability: You should not assume you can take data with you. Whether or not you can do so depends on many factors, including the status of the project and the policies of the research sponsor and Columbia. Contact Sponsored Projects Administration for more information. If you are a post-doctoral researcher, the answer to this question depends on the specific circumstances of your research. Talk to your work supervisor or contact the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs.
DMP Templates
Use these templates to help create DMPs for your proposals. The templates contain suggested items to consider; not all questions will be appropriate or relevant to all projects. To create your Data Management Plan, select the appropriate template from the list below. Most templates have five or six main sections (indicated by bold headings). We suggest that you try to address the topic of each section. You will usually find more specific questions underneath the bold headings to help guide your writing. You can:
- Start by answering the questions within each section (under each section description).
- After answering all the relevant questions, remove the questions, leaving just your answers.
- Modify the answers into prose that makes sense as a paragraph below each Roman numeral header (include the bold text as the header to each of your sections in your Data Management Plan).
Your completed DMP will have the section headers followed by prose paragraphs describing how you plan to address each point.
If you're looking for templates with less guidance check out the DMPTool
Other DMP Tools & Guides
The NIH requires only a paragraph following the Research Plan Section to describe your data sharing plan.
Office of Extramural Research guide
The NSF requires that all requests for funding contain a data management plan (DMP) of no more than two pages.
* Adapted from work made available under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license, © 2012 by the Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia.
Writing a DMP
You should expect to address the following points in any data management plan:
- What data types, from what sources, in what formats will this project produce? How much of it will there be?
- How will you describe or document your data? Are there standards you will be using for this?
- Will you be sharing your data? Do you have the rights to share the data? What did you tell the IRB?
- How often do you need to backup your files? How do you need to be able to access your files? How many backups will you have?
- How much storage space do you need? What is your budget for your storage?
- Where are you going to archive or store the data? and how will it be accessed?
- What are the roles and responsibilities around all of these things? i.e., Who's going to be doing all this?
So are you ready to write a data management plan? Check out this Data Management Planning Self-Assessment and make sure you have all of the information you need.
How to share
Requirements for sharing have been addressed above.
Considerations for sharing are addressed in Sharing.
Getting your data ready to share is addressed in Working.
Where to store your data for sharing is addressed in Finalizing.
These are all aspects of "How to Share"


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By Ellen Creager
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BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. - Drink Chardonnay, nibble hors d'oeuvres, get needles poked in your face.
This lovely evening is brought to you by Dr. Gregory Roche, a Bloomfield Hills, Mich., facial cosmetic surgeon who is trying hard to popularize in the sensible Midwest the fad of Botox parties.
If you haven't heard, a Botox party is where people who hate their wrinkles can get injected with muscle-paralyzing botulism toxin in the forehead, crow's feet or eye furrows in a festive atmosphere.
"It's the hot new thing, like a Tupperware party," says Barbara DiMaria, 55, of Bloomfield Hills, standing in Roche's enormous kitchen along with 12 others intrigued by the nosh and needles. "None of us needs Tupperware. A lot of us need this."
Even Roche's wife, Bonnie, is involved. She made the guacamole, salsa and beef tenderloin. She got the flowers and made the family dogs, cats, parrot and pet raccoons behave.
A few months ago, her husband experimented on her, injecting her lip with a tiny dose of Botox to see what would happen. She couldn't whistle or sip through a straw for three months until it wore off.
Last week, she had three doses of Botox to smooth out eye lines.
Tonight, only three people want to be Botoxed: DiMaria, her friend Nina Brooks and Debbie Murphy, a surgical assistant in Roche's office.
Murphy, 37, has a forehead as taut as a new calfskin wallet. She can't move it or wrinkle her brow anymore, but her face is line-free. The worry furrows between her eyes are gone, too. This is her fourth Botoxing.
"People before told me I looked tired and unhappy," says Murphy, who wanted the drug after she saw patients' results. "Now, I like it. It's great."
Nina Brooks, 54, is here to get her furrows filled, too. "I've had this guy for 30 years," she says, pointing to a vertical crease between her eyes.
She and her crease will have to part ways without family support. "My husband wouldn't even come to watch," says Brooks. "He asked, 'Are they going to be poking someone?' He wouldn't have anything to do with it."
Brooks' husband's attitude is what Roche aims to change. Botox, he says, might be a fad, but he does not want to miss the opportunity. "I think it's an entry-level drug. It gets people in the door," says the silver-haired surgeon, who has Botoxed many Detroit-area celebrities, although he won't reveal who.
But he has never Botoxed himself.
On his Web site -http://www.drroche.com/- Roche advertises that if you get 10 friends together for a Botox party, the host or hostess gets a discount, paying $350 per area instead of the normal $425 to $750. It's a way to drum up interest in a fad popular on the west and east coasts. Everyone else at the party pays full price.
"The Midwest is always slow to catch on," says Roche, who sees Botox as a loss leader for his office. He estimates half his Botox patients will eventually opt for one of seven face lifts, laser resurfacing or other procedures he offers.
Insurance won't pay for Botox or any cosmetic procedure. A vial of Botox costs the manufacturer $40. The markup to doctors is 1,000 percent, to $400. Doctors mark it up about 700 percent, to about $2,800, and can treat three or four patients per vial.
DiMaria and Brooks don't know how much their Botox treatments will cost tonight. "Their office will send a bill," Brooks says, not appearing to worry.
Roche sees nothing wrong with doing a medical procedure in his kitchen. Heck, he once stitched up an Isiah Thomas injury right here after a Pistons game. A Botox treatment involves three things: the toxin, saline solution and a short needle the diameter of a hair - smaller than a tattoo needle. Patients don't even need to wash their faces before treatment.
The party revs up, with everyone standing around the black marble island, nibbling and sipping and chatting. Someone cuts into the white chocolate cake, putting slices on festive red and orange plates.
Over in the corner, Roche, still in purple scrubs from the office, injects Murphy near the eyes and nose. Then he seats DiMaria in a chair hand-decorated with glued-on pencils. Bruce the Shih-Tzu, one of four Roche dogs, wags his little shaggy body and bobs his little head with the bow on top. DiMaria picks up the wriggly dog and plops him in her lap.
"See how easy this is? You can even hold a dog," she says, looking serene.
Bruce wriggles around, watching as Roche, in sterile gloves, draws 25 units of Botox into the tiny needle. DiMaria sits still. Roche pokes the needle into the center of her forehead and injects some of the clear liquid.
She lets Bruce slide to the floor.
Then Roche makes her scrunch her eyes. On the top of her crow's feet he injects two tiny bits more. Then he puts two more injections near the furrows between her eyes. She gasps ever so slightly. A drop of blood oozes from one injection, but it's quickly patted down. Each spot is slightly swollen with toxin, but that will disappear within an hour. In two days the Botox will kick in, paralyze the tiny muscles and relax the skin above to make the creases vanish.
Moments after her injections, DiMaria is back chatting with the group.
Then it's Brooks' turn. Roche injects her in nearly the same spots. Nobody else really pays attention, their conversation turning to the Red Wings and Formula One racing. But Brooks is so fair-skinned that when she rejoins the group, the outer corner of her left eye is beginning to bruise.
Somebody gets a Ziploc bag of ice. She holds it to her eye.
"Don't tell anyone you got Botox," Roche kids.
"I won't," she says with a grin. "I'll tell them you hit me."
Although it is made of the poison that causes the food poisoning botulism, Botox is safe, Roche says, because it is so diluted. The drug has been used for more than a decade to treat excessive sweating, migraines and other medical problems. A single injection for cosmetic reasons uses five units. A unit is about a drop. One reason Botox parties are cost-effective for doctors is that once a vial is open, it must be used within four hours.
In Europe, Roche says, even beauty salon operators are allowed to inject Botox. In this country, only doctors, nurses and physician's assistants can.
Any of them can hang out a Botox shingle or hold a Botox party. Given how lucrative it can be, it is likely. Medical trends like LASIK eye surgery have a way of getting price-competitive and sloppy.
That could be a problem.
Because it paralyzes muscles, Botox has to be used only on specific spots. Used it around the mouth, it can cause drooling or trouble talking, Roche says. It is not good on frown lines around the mouth, because then only the smile muscles work, "And sometimes you end up looking like the Joker," Roche says.
Too much Botox in your face, and you can get an expressionless look.
Too much Botox too close to the eyebrow, and you can get a droopy eyelid.
Botox given on the wrong forehead muscles can cause the eyebrows to rise in a constantly surprised look.
"You need to find a doctor familiar with the muscles of facial animation," Roche says. Of course, Botox wears off in three to five months, so nothing, even mistakes, is permanent.
Tonight, the needles now are only a memory. The party coasts along, brief pain forgotten. Nobody has had to sign a consent form, pay a bill, change into a sterile gown. The party is a hit.
"I'm real private, but this doesn't have the same stigma as other medical procedures," DiMaria says. "It's not a big deal. Besides," she adds, smiling, "if you get all your friends to do it, there is security in numbers, then nobody can talk!"
© 2002, Detroit Free Press.
Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Information Services.


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Comments On Apr 06, 2015:Bought these for my daughter. She likes them, no complaints. They fit well and stay in place.
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Comments On Dec 01, 2014:Simple but great!!
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Comments On Nov 03, 2014:I like the shin guards they work well. They didn't get 5 stars because they seem to slide down.
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Comments On Oct 24, 2014:Let me start out by saying I do not like shift gear. Most of it is complete garbage by the third ride. I was given these, along with a full set of shift gear, as a gift 3 or 4 years ago. While all the other gear is long gone, these guards have held up through dozens of crashes and hundreds of hours of riding. They are scratched and gouged over both kneecaps, but I have never gotten more than mild to moderate bruising, despite some HARD knee impacts. The elastic straps have held their stretch so far, and the velcro closure remains solid. My only gripe would be that the interior kneecap rubs some as the knee flexes, but not nearly as bad as other brands I have used. If you need knee/shin guards and your budget is under $80, these would be my recommendation.
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Comments On Oct 31, 2013:they were cheap enough but u cant tell by looking at them
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Comments On May 12, 2013:can't beat the price and they've held up well so far
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Comments On Nov 27, 2012:I bought these to use with my Oniel boots. There is no way I can use them with boots as they are too long. I gave them away since shipping them back to RockyMountain would have cost what I paid for them. The kid I gave them to uses them for skateboarding. He seems to like them.
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Comments On Nov 16, 2012:Not bad for the price. But if you take a fall on some hard ground you will be bruised through these things, just ask my wife! we have upgraded to some thicker knee pads now... I like these for more casual riding though, and are MUCH better than nothing!
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Comments On Mar 16, 2012:Bought these for my son and he did not have any complaints. They fit good and easy to adjust.
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pull up a chair & sit a spell…
a trophy buck, hunting, guns, and randy travis's song, forever & ever amen (because according to CrAZY LEgS, NOTHING says 'i love you' like crossed pistols and a dead deer :))….with baroque details, ornate scrolls, and prairie-colored roses.
the design was printed on canvas and sewn to fit the chairs (the chairs actually ended up about an inch bigger than our initial measurements, but we work on the fly so with a little stretching, we made it work:)). we tied floppy hot pink satin sashes on each chair for a pop of hollywood honkytonk and they were perfect.
for other chairs, we wrapped ripped pieces of canvas around the backs and then tied them off with vintage belt buckles and die cast cap guns.
a mish-mash of eclectic seating…
made complete with 4 matching HoT pinK porch swings with pillows made of the same slip design…
a RoCKSTAR elvis SiLVER velvet tufted sofa, 2 drops of jupiter metallic silver chairs, and fleamarket ottomans…
old style granny rocking chairs & retro metal HoT PinK chairs….
the retro metal chairs sat in front of the AiRSTREAM that served as the ViP trailer court…we placed the rocking chairs on the porch of the barn (for a great view overlooking the creek).
and of course…the chairs at the head table…
wooden gothic chairs slipped with crystal-embellished covers
but possibly, the best seat in the house…was right here…
with rugs, mushy pillows, and a crystal chandelier…
because of course, WHO doesn't need a tipi at their wedding? :)
July 12, 2011 41 Comments
rock 'n roll wonderland with a splash of hillbilly
OK. so yes. it's been like foreverrrrr since i've updated y'all. and there's soooo much to tell.
let's start with this little ole wedding we helped with. it was… um, kinda like…a big deal.
and i'm soooo happy to finally share some of the pictures with y'all (more will be forthcoming). the fruits of our labor. it was, the biggest and grandest and most beautifully, awesomely, magically SUBLIME thing we've ever done. i only wish i had a magic school bus (or maybe magic airstream in our case:)) to transport you back to that night at the don strange ranch outside of BoERNE texas so that each of you could actually FEEL and touch and taste the sublimeness of the entire event.
thanks to the amazing skills of RoBERT EVaNS for all images unless noted otherwise (he did brad & jen's wedding and katie & tom's!!! wow. AND…he's like the nicest guy ever).
you know the story of how this project came to be…and for a bit, we struggled with the theme for this reception.
we laid awake at night.
we tossed.
we turned.
our heads whirling a million glittery rockstar miles a minute.
wedding-induced-insomnia. writers block. we were lost in our creative thoughts and unable to pull 'em all together. and then, like a double-shot o' love it hit us.
moonshine & mason jars, fireflies & pink guitars. GRIT. GLAMOUR. glam dEER-CAmP. MariLYN MonROE meets 'OUT of AfRiCA'. it was perfect. it would be beautiful and rustic and rockstar and wedding-ish all at the same time. it was so MIRANDA. and so BLAKE. & SO JuNK GypSY.
there's just so many things we want y'all to know and to see…so many little details. i'll attempt to commentate the above shot…giant 5 foot NEON custom made mason jars with blinking fireflies (one hung in the barn, one hung outside from a tree), custom chair slipcovers, seat sashes made of canvas and tied back with vintage belt buckles & metal die cast cap guns, grapevine deer heads flanked the center of the barn and grapevine bee hives (in honor of blake's hit song, honey bee), crystal chandeliers, vintage boudouir-style fringe lampshades.
the head table…created from a salvaged architectural piece and recycled table legs…then painted pink and stained bronze for a way cool rustic effect. vintage rugs, cowhides, gothic chairs covered with JG custom-made slipcovers (each embellished with over 60 crystals for extra glitz)…all nestled under an authentic camp tent. atop the table are jugs of homemade moonshine along with flower-filled minnow buckets & mason jars…and hanging above are our awesome amazing imported hand-forged deer head crystal chandeliers. we commissioned our good friend, ToDD SANDERS of ROADHouSE RELiCS, to make 'THE ShELTONS' sign inspired by miranda's logo which we designed for her years ago (check out our new guns & wings buckle!!). (and please ignore the BLUE tarpy stuff in the background…it was part of the venue and couldn't be removed…but seriously, it almost killlllled us having it there! :))
thanks to KeLLY CHRiSTINE for this image…XOXOX!
remember this? GunPOWdER & LeAD. our version of a shotgun-wedding. our idea of fancy-schmancy wedding decor. the final product…
after the firing squad got finished with these restaurant cans, we drilled holes in the bottom with a hole saw, ran $5 light cords through 'em and added PINK light bulbs.
clustered together in groups of 5, they were the PERFECT complement to our custom made porch swings emblazoned with miranda's logo (which we stained HOT piNK).
we hung 4 of these in the barn…and they were seriously awwwwwesome.
above each table hung a different eclectic vintage find… including tattered lampshades (softly glowing with twinkle lights) and crystal chandeliers…
when MirANDA and BeV (miranda's mom) first walked in thursday night as we were working…they both cried. (which of course, made us cry too:).
after the wedding, miranda later twittered: "I finally got to see my wedding pics in US weekly. Amazing day. @junkgypsy made it a rock and roll wonderland with a splash of hillbilly:)"
in short, it was the best night ever. we danced side-by-side with kelly clarkson (i'm dying), kellie pickler, laura bell bundy, hillary, charles, & DaVE of LadY AnteBELLUM, and sooo many more. we met reba mcentire (seriously. i'm speechless. i've loved her since 'whoever's in new england'). we loved seeing our good friend dierks bentley and catching up with katherine heigl (aka: katie…since we are BFF's and all…click her name to read about our BFF night in MirANDA's airstream) & husband josh kelley. we united with our brutha from another mutha, cake designer extraordinaire- jay qualls. we boogied down to NEAL McCOY (i ain't kiddin, BEST concert EvER!) with the PiSTOL ANNieS and then partied to the tunes of celebrity-style karoake until the early hours of the morning.
but all of that, is another blog…
P.S. check out our wedding section online to get tha LOOK!!! it's still in the works so check back frequently!
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Luxury, 4 Star and 5 Star Hotels with Satellite, Cable, Freeview, Digital Tv in Rooms Oban
Included below are 4 star, 5 star and luxury Hotels with Satellite, Cable, Freeview, Digital TV in Rooms, such as Airds Hotel & Restaurant, in Oban. Britain's Finest hotels offer superb in-room amenities, including satellite, cable or Freeview TV.
Airds Hotel & Restaurant
Port Appin, Appin 10.1 miles away
Satellite channels
Think crisp Frette linen, Colefax and Fowler, Designer Guilds, wallpaper, picture window views of the loch, fireside chats, award-winning dinners and whisky macs before bedtime and you've got a picture of Airds Hotel in the west Highlands. This... more
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The Winnock Hotel
The Square, Drymen, Loch Lomond 45.6 miles away
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The Winnock Hotel is surrounded by the beautiful Trossachs countryside with its many castles, gardens and attractions to explore. All bedrooms have been designed with your comfort in mind offering a cosy and comfortable space to relax and unwind.... more
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Duisdale House Hotel
Isle Ornsay, Sleat, Isle of Skye 53.0 miles away
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With stunning views over the sound of Sleat and mainland mountains beyond, Duisdale House Hotel is perfectly positioned for exploring the romantic Isle of Skye. Built as a hunting lodge for the Clan Macdonald family in the 1860s, Duisdale sits in... more
Hotel du Vin & Bistro at One Devonshire Gardens
Glasgow 57.6 miles away
Satellite TV
Glasgow is still riding high on the wave on a renaissance in the early 1990s which brought with it a whole range of smart hotels, cool restaurants and great nightlife. Hotel du Vin at One Devonshire Gardens typifies this resurgence in cool, with the... more
The Lovat
Loch Ness, Fort Augustus 58.8 miles away
Freeview channels
The Lovat enjoys an excellent position at the western end of Loch Ness with views of the loch and overlooking the small village of Fort Augustus. The current building began life as a railway hotel on the site of the original Hanoverian fortress. Its... more
Malmaison - Glasgow
278 West George Street, Glasgow 59.6 miles away
Digital TV
Hallelujah! Team Glasgow's bright lights with a stay at Malmaison, once an Episcopal church, now super chic city hotel. Experience the luxury standards this boutique hotel group is famous for: cool contemporary furnishings (with a tartan twist),... more
The Westerwood Hotel & Golf Resort
1 St Andrews Drive, Glasgow 64.7 miles away
Freeview TV and pay movies
The Westerwood Hotel and Golf Resort's location just 12 miles from Glasgow yet deep in the heart of the Scottish countryside with an 18-hole course overlooking the Campsie Hills means guests can shop their hearts out one day and spend the next... more
Auchterarder 66.2 miles away
Satellite TV
The Gleneagles Hotel is a Five Red Star golf resort set in 850 acres of stunning scenery in Perthshire, Scotland. Designed in the style of a French château, Capability Brown, the celebrated 18th century landscape gardener, inspired the landscaping.... more
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Duchally Country Estate
Gleneagles, Auchterarder 67.7 miles away
Satellite channels
Aside from the world-class golf at Gleneagles, Perthshire has a lot to be proud of, most notably the four-star Duchally Country Hotel, which sits in 27 acres of parkland on its own lush rural estate. Stay in any of the well-appointed en-suite... more
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Airth Castle Hotel & Spa
Airth, Stirling 69.2 miles away
Wide screen televisions with satellite TV
Stay at the award-winning Airth Castle Hotel & Spa once home to Robert The Bruce and now one of Central Scotland's most popular hotels. Conveniently located in the heart of Stirlingshire, and nestled in acres of landscaped gardens and parkland, it is... more
Cuillin Hills Hotel
Portree, Isle of Skye 74.6 miles away
Satellite TV
Cuillin Hills Hotel was originally built as a hunting lodge in the 1870s and is now one of the premier destinations in the Highlands of Scotland. The hotel has a secluded setting but is only a 10 minute walk from the harbour and town of Portree. All... more
Ballathie House Hotel
Kinclaven, Stanley 79.7 miles away
Freeview TV
On the banks of the River Tay in Perthshire in the very heart of Scotland, Ballathie House Hotel has been a country retreat for royalty and the well-to-do for generations. It began life as a privately owned rural home in 1880 but now garners praise... more
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Norton House Hotel & Spa
Ingliston, Edinburgh 86.2 miles away
Satellite channels
Whether you visit on business or pleasure, you´ll find it easy to relax at Norton House. On fine days, a stroll in the gardens is a great way to unwind and work up a healthy appetite for dinner. If you don´t want to venture out, you can still admire... more
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The Kingsmills Hotel
Culcabock Road, Inverness 87.6 miles away
Satellite TV
The Kingsmills Hotel is set in 4 acres of manicured gardens and grounds, in the heart of Inverness. All bedrooms have glorious views of the surrounding grounds and all are light and airy, some feature their own private patio and terrace. There are a... more
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Balbirnie House Hotel
Balbirnie Park, Markinch Village, Glenrothes 89.9 miles away
Satellite channels
Balbirnie House in Fife, one of Scotland's smartest privately-owned hotels, is a gorgeous Georgian confection that sits grandly amongst the greenery and splendour of a 400 acre park. An 18-hole golf course surrounds the building in which are 31... more
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Culloden House
Inverness 90.3 miles away
Satellite TV
One of the most imposing Highland houses to have been converted into a hotel, Culloden has played to host to two Prince Charleses in its time. Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed here before the fateful Battle of Culloden in 1746, while the current Prince... more
Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - The Caledonian
Princes Street, Edinburgh 92.2 miles away
TV with pay-per-view movies
Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - The Caledonian on Edinburgh's Princes Street, a former railway hotel, is the ultimate in historical chic. From the stained glass windows at the main staircase depicting all the towns that the Caledonian Railway passed... more
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The Balmoral
1 Princes Street, Edinburgh 92.7 miles away
Satellite TV
The Rocco Forte Collection's The Balmoral is a luxury hotel in the true sense of the word. It is a stylish five-star property in the very heart of Edinburgh and been beautifully refurbished and designed by Olga Polizzi. Many of the 188 opulent suites... more
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The Glasshouse
2 Greenside Place, Edinburgh 92.8 miles away
Luxury Highland Aromatics toiletries, IPod docking stations, In-room safe, Bathrobes & slippers, Iron & board, 24-hour room service, Complimentary wi-fi access throughout, Egyptian cotton bed linen, Hairdryer, Nespresso machines
The Glasshouse hotel has clean contemporary lines behind the facade of an old church - Edinburgh´s hip boutique luxury hotel. An oasis from the City, the hotel boasts the only rooftop garden in Edinburgh offering unparalleled views, a perfect place... more
The Scotsman Hotel
20 North Bridge, Edinburgh 92.8 miles away
Satellite TV
The Scotsman Hotel, located in the heart of the beautiful city of Edinburgh on the historic North Bridge is housed within the magnificent Scotsman Newspaper building. Carefully restored to retain the stunning wooden panelling now part of the bar &... more
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Malmaison - Edinburgh
1 Tower Place, Edinburgh 92.9 miles away
Digital TV
Malmaison Edinburgh puts on a show of first-class baronial hospitality in the heart of Scotland's capital. Once a house of ill-repute, this elegant building is home to 100 plush bedrooms and suites that are thankfully a little more luxurious than in... more
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Malmaison - Dundee
44 Whitehall Crescent, Dundee 95.6 miles away
Digital TV
Malmaison Dundee, the newest addition to the thriving Malmaison group. With opulent bedrooms and suites and of course the signature Brasserie, this beautifully designed hotel was well worth the wait. Just a mere 10 mins drive from the airport or less... more
Kinnettles Castle
Forfar 98.0 miles away
A dream venue in a picture postcard Scottish setting, Kinnettles Castle is simply glorious. Approached via a long driveway past the enchanting two-bedroomed Gate Lodge this 19th-century Victorian castle majestically emerges amidst 44 acres of rolling... more
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Cringletie House
Edinburgh Road, Peebles 99.5 miles away
Digital channels
Heaped in accolades and awards for its fabulous service, beautiful location across 28 acres and luxurious rooms, Cringletie House in the Scottish Borders is a real treat of a rural getaway. This castle hotel's restaurant is considered one of the top... more
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Carberry Tower
Musselburgh 99.7 miles away
Eight miles from Edinburgh and 15 minutes from the coast is the historic Carberry Tower discreetly tucked away in 35 acres of landscaped and manicured parkland. Over 450 years of history are contained within the walls of this magnificent castle,... more
Rufflets Hotel
Strathkinness Low Road, St Andrews 100.6 miles away
Satellite & digital TV
Rufflets is a turreted mansion house, set in 10 acres of award-winning gardens one mile west of St Andrews. Tastefully extended over the years and the interior refurbished to match the exacting standards expected of one of the finest small luxury... more
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Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa
St Andrews 101.7 miles away
Satellite TV
Bordering the renowned 17th 'Road Hole' of the Old Course in the Home of Golf, the Old Course Hotel enjoys a spectacular location overlooking the famous links courses, the West Sands beach and the beautiful Scottish coastline. This iconic resort has... more
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Muirfield, Gullane 104.4 miles away
Satellite TV
The elegant Scottish Edwardian country house Greywalls, which has garnered awards for its service and restaurant, sits on the edge of Muirfield championship golf course and has simply gorgeous views across East Lothian and the Firth of Forth. A... more
Knockinaam Lodge
Portpatrick, Stranraer 110.5 miles away
Freeview channels
The delightful little Knockinaam Lodge hotel bears testimony to the golden age of touring and sporting activity and has carefully retained all that unmistakable character and personality, and many artefacts of a bygone era. The essence of this... more
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Cally Palace Hotel
Gatehouse of Fleet 117.4 miles away
Satellite TV
Cally Palace Hotel is situated on the outskirts of the pretty village of Gatehouse of Fleet and is set in grounds of over 150 acres. Enjoy the ambience of a bygone age in this grand, opulent country mansion. All bedrooms have been furnished in... more
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Inver Lodge Hotel
Iolaire Road, Lochinver 120.4 miles away
Digital channels
High on a hillside overlooking the pretty fishing village of Loch Inver, guests at the Inver Lodge Hotel can expect to see Atlantic seals flipping in the harbour, salmon and trout in the loch and golden eagles soaring overhead. This is a place to... more
Pittodrie House
Chapel of Garioch, Inverurie 129.1 miles away
Satellite channels
Picture the scene: you are sitting in the Pittodrie Hotel near Aberdeen, awaiting dinner in the period dining room and staring out over 2400 acres of prime Scottish countryside. Your Scottish beef arrives, accompanied by a delicious red, and you tuck... more
Collingwood Arms Hotel
Main Street, Cornhill-on-Tweed 134.7 miles away
Digital TV
For more than 200 years, the Collingwood Arms has provided a focal point for colourful local community. As a former coaching inn linking Edinburgh with the south, centuries of Borders visitors have followed the well-trodden path to its door. The... more
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The Marcliffe Hotel & Spa
North Deeside Road, Pitfodels, Aberdeen 135.8 miles away
Satellite TV
The Marcliffe Hotel & Spa is situated in 11 acres of wooded grounds and ideally positioned for visiting Scotland's scenic North East. Many of the beautifully appointed rooms have antique furniture and paintings. The Conservatory restaurant serves... more
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Malmaison - Aberdeen
49/53 Queens Road, Aberdeen 137.0 miles away
Digital channels
Hit the 18-hole golf course in the morning and sip the finest tipple in the Whiskey Snug when the sun goes down. Malmaison Aberdeen's baronial hotel, straddled by the Don and the Dee, adds a rather chic edge to Scotland's famous Granite City.... more
Crown and Mitre
English Street, Carlisle 142.7 miles away
Freeview channels
The Crown and Mitre Hotel offers the perfect mix of Edwardian grandeur with original features including a real log fire and elegant sweeping staircase plus all the modern comforts of home to create a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere including a... more
Kilmarnock Arms Hotel
Bridge Street, Cruden Bay 154.8 miles away
Freeview available
At the heart of Cruden Bay, steeped in history. With BRAM STOKER a regular visitor in the late 1800's this small but perfectly formed 14 bedroom hotel prides itself on locally sourced traditional fayre with a modern twist. With the world renowned... more
Langley Castle
Langley on Tyne, Hexham 158.7 miles away
Satellite TV
The genuine 14th century Langley Castle is set in a 12 acre woodland estate with brush-mown lawns, restored to a magnificent and comfortable hotel. All guest rooms are luxuriously appointed, some Feature rooms in the main Castle have sauna, spa baths... more
Rothay Garden Hotel
Broadgate, Grasmere 164.0 miles away
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The Rothay Garden Hotel is set in both the geographical and cultural centre of the Lake District. A veritable paradise for experienced as well as novice walkers! Overlooked by the majestic fells in the Vale of Grasmere, this delightful hotel is the... more
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Ackergill Tower
Wick 168.1 miles away
Majestically presiding over the North Sea is the spectacular Ackergill Tower. A 15th-century castle with a fascinating history, it is now an exclusive use venue with the 'wow' factor. Standing within stunning Caithness countryside, three miles from... more
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Appleby Manor Country House Hotel
Roman Road, Appleby-in-Westmorland 170.7 miles away
Satellite TV
Appleby Manor is a true country house hotel, set in half a million acres of some of the loveliest countryside in England and is surrounded and protected by the magnificent mountains and fells of the Lake District, North Pennines and Yorkshire Dales.... more
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Hillthwaite House Hotel
Thornbarrow Road, Windermere 171.7 miles away
Satellite channels
The family-owned Hillthwaite House Hotel, set in three acres of landscaped gardens between Windermere and Bowness, is one of area's highest hotels, overlooking England's largest lake and with magnificent panoramic views over to Langdale Pikes,... more
Linthwaite House Hotel
Crook Road, Bowness-on-Windermere 172.6 miles away
Satellite TV
Linthwaite House Hotel, awarded 4 Red Stars by the AA and 3 Rosettes for food, is one of the AA's Inspector' Choice hotels offering high quality hotel accommodation and short breaks in the Lake District. The hotel is a haven for those with... more
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Lumley Castle Hotel
Chester-le-Street 184.4 miles away
Satellite TV
Standing proud for more than 600 years, the magnificent spectacle of Lumley Castle dominates the County Durham landscape. Surrounded by beautiful parklands overlooking Durham County Cricket Ground, Lumley Castle Hotel boasts seventy three bedrooms,... more
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Headlam Hall Hotel, Spa & Golf
Headlam, Nr Gainford, Darlington 191.7 miles away
Satellite TV
Headlam Hall Country House Hotel stands in beautiful walled gardens with its own luxury spa and golf course. Offering rural peace and seclusion combined with accessibility to the regions main towns, cities and transport links. A blend of old world... more
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The Redworth Hall Hotel
Redworth, Newton Aycliffe 192.7 miles away
Satellite channels
Dating back to 1693, the four-star Redworth Hall Hotel is a Jacobean-style manor house hotel with many original features, 143 spacious bedrooms, beauty rooms and a hair salon. Set in 150 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds and woodland it's... more
Judges Country House
Kirklevington Hall, Kirklevington, Yarm 206.3 miles away
Satellite TV
An AA's Inspector's Choice Hotel since 2003, Judges Country House Hotel is now an AA 4 Red Star Country House Hotel as well as boasting 3 AA Rosettes, first awarded in 2003, and is also particularly recommended by the Michelin Guide. Consistently... more
The Gibbon Bridge Hotel
Green Lane, Chipping nr Preston, Forest of Bowland 207.3 miles away
Freeview / Digital
The Gibbon Bridge Hotel is one of Lancashire´s finest, privately owned hotels with a special atmosphere. Once experienced you will want to return again and again. Situated in the beautiful Forest of Bowland, a designated ´Area of Outstanding Natural... more
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Swinton Park
Masham, Ripon 210.0 miles away
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Swinton Park hotel is an exclusive thirty one bedroom luxury castle hotel, with 4 Red Stars and 3 Rosettes awarded by the AA for excellent facilities, high levels of service and quality of cuisine, this is the highest rated hotel in Yorkshire and... more
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Cumbria Park Hotel
32 Scotland Road, Carlisle 213.0 miles away
Freeview available
Situated in the north suburbs of Carlisle, Cumbria and just 10 minutes to the city centre this hotel prides itself on friendly staff who are happy to help with a homely atmosphere. Offering comfortable accommodation in a variety of room types from... more
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12 U.S. Code § 2128 - Loans, commitments, and technical and financial assistance
(a) Authorities
The banks for cooperatives are authorized to make loans and commitments to eligible cooperative associations and to extend to them other technical and financial assistance at any time (whether or not they have a loan from the bank outstanding), including but not limited to discounting notes and other obligations, guarantees, currency exchange necessary to service individual transactions that may be financed under subsection (b) of this section, collateral custody, or participation with other banks for cooperatives and commercial banks or other financial institutions in loans to eligible cooperatives, under such terms and conditions as may be determined to be feasible by the board of directors of each bank for cooperatives under regulations of the Farm Credit Administration. Such regulations may include provisions for avoiding duplication between the Central Bank and district banks for cooperatives. Each bank may own and lease, or lease with option to purchase, to stockholders eligible to borrow from the bank equipment needed in the operations of the stockholder and may make or participate in loans or commitments and extend other technical and financial assistance to other domestic parties for the acquisition of equipment and facilities to be leased to such stockholders for use in their operations in the United States.
(b) Additional authorities
(1) A bank for cooperatives is authorized to make or participate in loans and commitments to, and to extend other technical and financial assistance to a domestic or foreign party with respect to its transactions with an association that is a voting stockholder of the bank for the import of agricultural commodities or products thereof, agricultural supplies, or aquatic products through purchases, sales or exchanges, if the bank for cooperatives determines, under regulations of the Farm Credit Administration, that the voting stockholder will benefit substantially as a result of such loan, commitment, or assistance.
(A) A bank for cooperatives may make or participate in loans and commitments to, and extend other technical and financial assistance to—
(i) any domestic or foreign party for the export, including (where applicable) the cost of freight, of agricultural commodities or products thereof, agricultural supplies, or aquatic products from the United States under policies and procedures established by the bank to ensure that the commodities, products, or supplies are originally sourced, where reasonably available, from one or more eligible cooperative associations described in section 2129 (a) of this title on a priority basis, except that if the total amount of the balances outstanding on loans made by a bank under this clause that—
(I) are made to finance the export of commodities, products, or supplies that are not originally sourced from a cooperative, and
(II) are not guaranteed or insured, in an amount equal to at least 95 percent of the amount loaned, by a department, agency, bureau, board, commission, or establishment of the United States or a corporation wholly-owned directly or indirectly by the United States,
exceeds an amount that is equal to 50 percent of the bank's capital, then a sufficient interest in the loans shall be sold by the bank for cooperatives to commercial banks and other non-System lenders to reduce the total amount of such outstanding balances to an amount not greater than an amount equal to 50 percent of the bank's capital; and
(ii) except as provided in subparagraph (B), any domestic or foreign party in which an eligible cooperative association described in section 2129 (a) of this title (including, for the purpose of facilitating its domestic business operations only, a cooperative or other entity described in section 2129 (b)(1)(A) of this title) has an ownership interest, for the purpose of facilitating the domestic or foreign business operations of the association, except that if the ownership interest by an eligible cooperative association, or associations, is less than 50 percent, the financing shall be limited to the percentage held in the party by the association or associations.
(3) A bank for cooperatives is authorized to provide such services as may be customary and normal in maintaining relationships with domestic or foreign entities to facilitate the activities specified in paragraphs (1) and (2), consistent with this chapter.
(4) Definition of agricultural supply.— In this subsection, the term "agricultural supply" includes—
(c) Applicable policies
Loans, commitments, and assistance authorized by subsection (b) of this section shall be extended in accordance with policies adopted by the board of directors of the bank under regulations of the Farm Credit Administration.
(d) Regulatory limitations
The regulations of the Farm Credit Administration implementing subsection (b) of this section and other provisions of this subchapter relating to the authority under subsection (b) of this section may not confer upon the banks for cooperatives powers and authorities greater than those specified in this subchapter. The Farm Credit Administration shall, during the formulation of such regulations, closely consult on a continuing basis with the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System to insure that such regulations conform to national banking policies, objectives, and limitations.
(e) Speculative futures transactions
Notwithstanding any other provision of this subchapter, the banks for cooperatives shall not make or participate in loans or commitments for the purpose of financing speculative futures transactions by eligible borrowers in foreign currencies.
(f) Installation, expansion, or improvement of water and waste disposal facilities
The banks for cooperatives may, for the purpose of installing, maintaining, expanding, improving, or operating water and waste disposal facilities in rural areas, make and participate in loans and commitments and extending other technical and financial assistance to—
(1) cooperatives formed specifically for the purpose of establishing or operating such facilities; and
(2) public and quasi-public agencies and bodies, and other public and private entities that, under authority of State or local law, establish or operate such facilities.
For purposes of this subsection, the term "rural area" means all territory of a State that is not within the outer boundary of any city or town having a population of more than 20,000 based on the latest decennial census of the United States.
Source(Pub. L. 92–181, title III, § 3.7, Dec. 10, 1971, 85 Stat. 605; Pub. L. 96–592, title III, § 304,Dec. 24, 1980, 94 Stat. 3444; Pub. L. 101–624, title XXIII, § 2323(a),Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 4013; Pub. L. 102–237, title V, § 502(e)(1),Dec. 13, 1991, 105 Stat. 1868; Pub. L. 102–552, title V, §§ 504, 505,Oct. 28, 1992, 106 Stat. 4131; Pub. L. 103–376, § 3,Oct. 19, 1994, 108 Stat. 3497; Pub. L. 107–171, title V, § 5402,May 13, 2002, 116 Stat. 350.)
2002—Subsec. (b)(1), (2)(A)(i). Pub. L. 107–171, § 5402(1), substituted "agricultural supplies" for "farm supplies".
Subsec. (b)(4). Pub. L. 107–171, § 5402(2), added par. (4).
1994—Subsec. (b)(1). Pub. L. 103–376, § 3(A), substituted "assistance to" for "assistance to (A)", "bank for the import" for "bank for the export or import", and "if the bank for cooperatives" for "and (B) a domestic or foreign party in which such an association has at least the minimum ownership interest approved under regulations of the Farm Credit Administration for the purpose of facilitating the association's export or import operations of the type described in subparagraph (A): Provided, That a".
Subsec. (b)(2). Pub. L. 103–376, § 3(B), added par. (2) and struck out former par. (2) which read as follows: "A bank for cooperatives is authorized to make or participate in loans and commitments, and to extend other technical and financial assistance, to any domestic or foreign entity that is eligible for a guarantee or insurance as described in subparagraphs (A) and (B) with respect to transactions involving the Soviet Union (its successor entities or any of the individual republics of the Soviet Union) or an emerging democracy (as defined in section 1542(f) of the Food, Agriculture, Conservation, and Trade Act of 1990 (7 U.S.C. 5622 note)) for the export of agricultural commodities and products thereof from the United States, including (where applicable) the cost of freight, if in each case—
"(A) the loan involved is unconditionally guaranteed or insured by a department, agency, bureau, board, commission, or establishment of the United States or any corporation wholly owned directly or indirectly by the United States; and
"(B) the guarantee or insurance—
"(i) covers at least 95 percent of the amount loaned for the purchase of the commodities or products; and
"(ii) is issued on or before September 30, 1995."
1992—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 102–552, § 504, inserted "at any time (whether or not they have a loan from the bank outstanding)" after "assistance" in first sentence.
Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 102–552, § 505, in introductory provisions, substituted "installing, maintaining, expanding, improving, or operating" for "the installation, expansion, or improvement of" and "extending" for "to extend".
1991—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 102–237designated existing provisions as par. (1), redesignated cl. (1) as (A) and inserted "or products thereof" after "commodities", redesignated cl. (2) as (B) and substituted "subparagraph (A)" for "clause (1) of this subsection", and added pars. (2) and (3).
1990—Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 101–624added subsec. (f).
1980—Pub. L. 96–592designated existing provisions as subsec. (a), inserted provisions relating to currency exchanges and provisions relating to loans, etc., to domestic parties, and added subsecs. (b) to (e).
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Welcome back, National Champions! Opening night at Bryant-Denny Stadium on a warm fall night, with the defending champions crushing the visiting team - it doesn't get any better than
this! From legendary stadium photographer Rob Arra's Everlasting Images
series, this spectacular print features a panoramic view of the action during the Alabama Crimson Tide's 48-3 demolition of the San Jose State Spartans. Every detail is in perfect focus,
and as you pan across the image you feel like you are actually there. You
can read the scoreboard, see the players on the sideline and on the field,
see the cheerleaders, and even the expressions on some fans' faces as the
Tide offense readies to cap off another successful drive under a breathtaking dusk sky. Whether you're a student,
alumnus, or simply an armchair fan of big-time SEC football, you'll love
this piece - just looking at it makes you feel like you're there on game night,
taking in one of the most incredible stadium atmospheres in the nation.
Worthy of a nice frame and a central location on your sports wall-of-fame!
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Trendy, streamlined and agile, the 500S oozes style at every turn. With its sleek satin chrome trim along with the body coloured side skirts and spoiler, you're sure to turn heads whatever the weather. We've got one with your name on it so enter now!
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