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BBB - Greater Maryland warns consumers of an increasing trend involving moving scams. Most moving companies are legitimate companies that offer great service to consumers. However, in recent years, a growing number of complaints have been filed against interstate movers. Many of these complaints come from a small percentage of dishonest moving companies known as "Rogue Companies."
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Rogue companies continue to prey upon unsuspecting consumers because it is difficult to monitor the internet. Consumers are not usually well informed of the federal mover requirements, which makes it difficult to recognize whether the mover is legitimate or not.
BBB - Greater MD and the Maryland Motor Truck Association offer tips to consumers on how to avoid such scams:
* Make sure that the company you hire for your move will be the same company that actually performs your move. Some movers, particularly during the summer season, may schedule more work than they are capable of handling. As a result, they may turn your move over to another company - a company that you have not researched.* Check the company's reputation. How long have they been in business? Is the mover properly licensed? Is the company a member of their state moving and storage association or American Moving & Storage Association? * Make sure the mover's place or business actually exists. If you are having the mover store your goods, can you visit the mover's warehouse? Beware of companies that provide no business address or won't allow you to view their facilities.* Understand the value of technology. With the rise of the internet, rogue companies are able to solicit more customers than ever before.* Get an in-home estimate. Whenever possible, ask any company you are considering hiring to come to your home, inspect your goods, and give you a written estimate of the cost.* Beware of lowball estimates. Ask for estimates from more than one company and then compare them. Don't just look at the final price. Are the services provided the same? Are there differences in the estimated weight of your goods?* "Valuation." Make sure you understand the amount of compensation you will receive for your goods if they are lost or damaged. Valuation is the mechanism typically used by movers to determine a level of protection for a consumer's goods. The amount of valuation will impact the move's overall price.* Read your contract. Moving company contracts often limit their responsibility only to items that they pack. If your belongings are lost or damaged, there is a specified period of time to file a claim.
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Random fashion thoughts - Page 5736post #86026 of 10905411/4/13 at 7:09amI don't really get how getting a credit card makes you spend more. I spend what I spend, it's not based on what I have available. Maybe that's not normal. And I guess it's possible that when you get used to always losing your paycheck to bills, etc, you feel surprised when that doesn't happen, and you spend the extra anyway.
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it's depressing mepost #86028 of 10905411/4/13 at 7:13am
CC Debt: I lived off a credit card when I moved to NYC cause I was unemployed with no savings. Ran up a lot of debt, but being able to support myself while looking for a job ended up with my landing the job that I always wanted. Obviously not the same for everyone but the debt I ran up was totally worth it for me... even though Im still paying it off.post #86029 of 10905411/4/13 at 7:14am
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why not just buy groceries / whatever on CC and pay it from your phone while walking back. don't even need to use it for bigger purchases if not necessary. prob cash back would be smartest but i like the idea of trillions of freq flyer miles.Quote:
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yeah that's understandable , i assumed as much. it probably came off sounding worse than i intended it to but oh well.
actually, ending with questions on philosophy and world politics could be rather hilarious , especially if you take on designers with a penchant for preaching
then again it would purely be for my own entertainment so ....
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if you question your discipline, seriously, get a charge card (like an amex). you have no choice, but you build your credit and get cash back/reward points/amex return policy ($$$$).post #86031 of 10905411/4/13 at 7:20am
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Here's a RFT. I had to kill some time in Bloomingdales a few weeks back so I checked out the men's section. They have this area dedicated to Sandro with like, Sandro brand ambassador employees that only focus on that brand. I was poking around and the guy stops me to talk about a knit or whatever, then he asks me where I'm from.
I have no accent or anything so I'm just like "uh... here?" and he acts all surprised and says he "doesn't know anybody from New York that wears shoes like that." I was wearing my Balenciaga sneakers so I tell him they're just old Balenciagas, and I'm standing there shaking my head thinking, "you know, the brand who makes the shoes your brand is explicitly ripping off with the pairs lined up right next to you that you're supposed to be intimately familiar with."
I wouldn't expect any more, so I'm not holding it against him, but it just really further divided in my head how removed Bloomingdales is from any other department store that carries designer clothing. It's still catering to a very specific crowd that still wants to buy John Varvatos or Theory I guess, if he has somehow never encountered anyone from New York that would wear shoes on a "CP" sole.post #86032 of 10905411/4/13 at 7:28am
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I've been thinking of working with one of the oldest Aran sweater brands in the world, to get them to make cuts that would work for non-fishermen, but in the same super tough wools. Prices would be cheaper than SNS Herning, Inis Meain, etc... probably in the $200-$250 range for the top of the line stuff. Would you guys be interested?
tell me morepost #86033 of 10905411/4/13 at 7:32ampost #86034 of 10905411/4/13 at 7:33amSome of those old knitters are better than others. I had high hopes for the Steven Alan West End Knitwear sweaters from last year but in person wasn't really impressed.post #86035 of 10905411/4/13 at 7:36am
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I've been thinking of working with one of the oldest Aran sweater brands in the world, to get them to make cuts that would work for non-fishermen, but in the same super tough wools. Prices would be cheaper than SNS Herning, Inis Meain, etc... probably in the $200-$250 range for the top of the line stuff. Would you guys be interested?post #86036 of 10905411/4/13 at 7:36amQuote:Originally Posted by FlyingMonkey
Taste and opinions are intersubjective, not purely subjective: they are relational and the ongoing result of multiple interactions and conversations: this thread is one example of the evolution of taste. And yes, you can teach people to have better taste and better opinions (or at least to develop better foundations for both).
Ya, and you might notice that, while liking or disliking a specific item (margiela 5 zip) is quite subjective, having a coherent yet diverse assemblage of cultural interests supported by a strong narrative is basically the very easy to spot indicator of having high cultural capital.post #86037 of 10905411/4/13 at 7:41amQuote:Originally Posted by LA Guy
It's possible that she's just not that intelligent. Above average intellect is not a prerequisite for being a good designer.
The concept of the romantic poet may be a bit silly, but it's definitely powerful.
There is no need to apologize for her. Unless she is playing some elaborate joke, which doesn't really seem to be the case here, she did mean to be serious. Again, just because someone is talented doesn't necessarily mean that they are particularly intelligent or insightful or articulate. She could just be good at making clothes.
Don't back down. I agree with you that her statement is just whackadoodle. It doesn't take away from the fact that she is a very gifted designer. I think that a SZ level investment in the designer as "someone who has something to say" is naive. Clothes are clothes. The people who make make them well are good at making clothes. Doesn't mean that they have any particular talent in anything else. Do you expect that a great violinist is going to tell you the secrets of life? Does David's Beckham's "football intelligence" imply in any way that you should make him your spiritual guide?
She does have something to say, what is naive is thinking that she'll masticate it for you by using statements instead of having you tease it out of the collections she designs. I mean I don't need to know what Brancusi has to say about his work, I just have to see the work.post #86038 of 10905411/4/13 at 8:15am
That feeling when you find something surprisingly great from a company you didn't expect from and when it's already a good deal you make it better.post #86039 of 10905411/4/13 at 8:17amThat's a seductive analogy (esp in that it is flattering to people who see themselves as "getting it") but artists (and designers--possibly similar but not the same) talk about their work all the time and it's not unreasonable to draw some conclusions about them and their work from their ability or inability to do so, just as it's not ridiculous to still see value in the work of people who do interesting things but are inarticulate in discussing thempost #86040 of 10905411/4/13 at 8:24am
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She does have something to say, what is naive is thinking that she'll masticate it for you by using statements instead of having you tease it out of the collections she designs. I mean I don't need to know what Brancusi has to say about his work, I just have to see the work.
She probably has something to say with her designs. She could be highly intuitive, but verbally inarticulate and lacking in analytical abilities, and that her statement does her work a disservice. I didn't ask her to masticate whatever it is she is trying to convey through her work. She decided to do it of her own accord. I had no say in the matter. Maybe she should just let her clothes speak for themselves rather than sticking us with a statement that reads like it came from the liner notes of a shitty band.Return HomeBack to Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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From Genesis to Revelation, Matthew Henry successfully combines practical application, devotional insight, and scholarship on the entire Bible. Henry has profound insights on the content, message and nature of God's divine revelation. Perfect for all readers of the Bible who want a comprehensive commentary.
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The scripture references in this set are King James Version.
Q: What are the books covered in volume 6 of the matthew henry Bible commentary
The Matthew Henry Commentary covers all of the books of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation.
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The publication date on this set is 1991.
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The typeface in this edition is a more modern font, which is easier to read, possibly similar to a Roman font (exact typeface is not indicated). Paragraphs and subdivisions still exist, but are arranged in a modern outline style, with capital Roman numerals starting major divisions and lesser divisions indicated by Arabic (Standard) numbers.


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Despite his experience with such skids, Fitzgerald is desperate for the streak to end, and chose an interesting analogy to sum up the team's feelings.
"You ever been in a pool and struggling for air and how hard you fight to get to the top," Fitzgerald asked. "That's kind of how we all feel right now, we're drowning and we're struggling and fighting to do anything we can to get to the top.
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If there's a silver lining to the situation the Cardinals are currently facing, it's that they'll take on a 4-7 team Sunday that is in apparent disarray — the New York Jets.
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Panasonic is expanding the Toughbook range to include a 10.1-inch Android tablet and we managed to spend some time with the new device at the launch at DSEi in London.
The Panasonic Toughbook was labelled as FZ-A1 on the front, something that wasn't marked on the publicity shots we saw previously. This is an engineering sample, with the Panasonic agent on the stand telling us that the tablet was still being hand built, so we can't judge final quality from what we see here.
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H.R.3486 - Transportation Empowerment Act113th Congress (2013-2014)
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"We especially enjoyed the Great Room, back yard and the huge Oak dining table. Everything was spacious in this house, including the best outdoor shower ever. Quiet neighborhood and a walk to a nice beach. We'd come again and recommend this home to others."Guest: Anna M. Date of Stay: August 2015 Review Submitted: September 4, 2015View listing
"My husband and I stayed in the sea-breeze suite of this property. The cottage is not fancy but very comfortable; good bed, nice bathroom with a tub, kitchen has a newer stove, microwave and fridge, the coffee maker and toaster appeared to be brand new. The location can not be beat. The beach here is beautiful clean and wide with warm water. Loved having a cocktail on the porch and watching the bunnies play."Guest: TMB Date of Stay: July 2015 Review Submitted: July 21, 2015View listing
"This house is absolutely adorable and perfect for our quick weekend away with just the girls! The house has pretty much everything you'll need...ie... we clearly over-packed! (Beach Towels, books, games, movies, & kitchen ware) The large hot tub was my favorite nighttime ritual after we returned from the beaches or late night dinner. The house is very close to a few beach access points. These points were sticker enforced, but since we were there after season, no one was checking. There are plenty of places to eat around the area or you can venture off... Dennis and Chatham are fairly close by. The house was clean upon arrival and Cathy was great to deal with throughout the rental process. I would highly recommend this cute cape house for any get-a-way!"Guest: Emily K. Date of Stay: September 2015 Review Submitted: September 30, 2015View listing
"This place is an absolute gem. So much so my instinct is to give it a terrible rating so no one else finds it, but Deb and Mary are far too wonderful for that. Being from NYC we walk everywhere, and from the house we were able to get to 2 different beaches, restaurants, packing stores and mini-golf. I can never remember staying in a rental as much as we did this amazing home. The backyard is Eden. Quiet, beautiful view, tons of sun and with tons of different seating options. The gardens are all very Cape Cod feeling. SO incredibly dog friendly in every manner. Deb gave us a tour and laid out a grid for our trip upon arrival. Let us know all the best places to go, showed us some hidden gems. The trip was the perfect get-away and I am already looking for a time to make my way back. Cannot recommend this place enough. Side note - some really great golf courses within 30 mins if you're interested. Played both Hyannis Golf Club and Dennis Pines. Hyannis much more playable if your more of a weekend golfer. Dennis is a more of a challenge, buy the course book for $3 or try to hook up with some locals - course knowledge could save 3 - 6 strokes, no kidding."Guest: John W. Date of Stay: September 2015 Review Submitted: September 21, 2015View listing
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