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Q.I was told many years ago that Beach Boulevard is a "smart street." That would imply that if I travel at a set speed, I will make all green lights. However, this is not the case. Most of the lights are red no matter what speed I travel. When I visited Detroit, I could travel down Woodward Avenue for many miles, adhere to the speed limit of 50 mph and get greens all the way. What does it take to turn a few major roads into smart streets here in Orange County?
- Mario Cee, Anaheim
A.To start, it takes a fair amount of money. The passage of California proposition 1B and Orange County Measure M supplied it.
"In May, the Orange County Transportation Authority was awarded $4 million in state bond money from Proposition 1B for signal synchronization on Beach Boulevard, which is the key component of smart streets and keeping things moving," says Joel Zlotnik, an OCTA spokesman. "We are going to toss in another $4 million to initiate synchronization of all 66 signals along Beach."
Secondly, a fair bit of cooperation also helps.
"Orange County is unique in that we are comprised of many small cities immediately adjacent to each other, as opposed to a single big city like Chicago, L.A. or New York, where you have one municipality responsible for all the traffic signals," continues Zlotnik. "Here, the key factor in making signal synchronization work is coordinating with all of the different cities involved. With our recent pilot project on Euclid Avenue, we reduced travel time by up to twenty percent; but in order to do that, we had to bring to the table six cities and Caltrans. …
"We're going to synchronize signals on ten other major streets for a total of 158 miles; the planning is underway now," says Zlotnik. "Thanks to Measure M, we have a total of $450 million to be devoted to (eventually) synchronizing 2,000 signals - essentially all the signals in the county."
Q.Can you please tell me if the yellow lights are timed in accordance with the speed limit? Let's say you are in a 55-mph zone, does the yellow light stay on longer than one in a 40-mph zone?
- Shelly Bolander, Seal Beach
A.From Seal Beach to Santa Ana, and Anaheim to Aliso Viejo, we can thank the California Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices for the fact that all yellow lights in Orange County, as well as in the state, are supposed to be timed in accordance with your observation.
"According to the manual, the duration of the yellow interval ranges from three to six seconds, with the longer intervals being used for higher speeds," says Anaheim's transportation manager, John Lower. "However, the yellow-change interval could also be increased if needed depending on certain factors, such as traffic behavior or intersection geometry."
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- 1⁄8 teaspoon oregano
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We loved this. It was perfect with our onion rings and we look forward to trying it with other fried veggies. I left out the Oregano and we didn't miss it at all. Also used a Spicy Hot Horseradish and kept adding until I reached our preferred heat level. We found the flavor to be best after chilling for about 30 minutes. Thanks!
delicious - made exactly as stated except added a shake more cayenne because I like it spicy. Made this for beer battered onion rings. I made a lot and added some dill relish and green onions in it for some fried clams and it was very good.

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In 2011, the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued a directive advising its compliance officers of "Enforcement Procedures for Investigating or Inspecting Workplace Violence Incidents." Under the directive, OSHA defines "workplace violence" in accordance with the National Institute for Occupational Health's definition, which is "violent acts (including physical assaults and threats of assaults) directed toward persons at work or on duty." The directive described four categories of workplace violence:
OSHA has not issued a standard addressing workplace violence but asserts that it has the authority to cite employers for failing to take steps to prevent workplace violence under Section 5(a)(1) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSH Act), otherwise known as the "General Duty Clause." Under that statutory provision, employers are required to keep their workplaces "free from recognized hazards likely to cause death or physical harm." OSHA takes the position that workplace violence is a serious recognized hazard.
OSHA has consistently claimed that late-night retail, health care, and social services are high hazard industries, meaning that these industries are particularly prone to experiencing workplace violence. Just recently, OSHA issued citations against a convenience store for failing to protect employees from workplace violence. A store clerk was robbed and set on fire shortly after opening the store at 7 a.m. As a result, OSHA issued four citations alleging violations of the General Duty Clause not only at the store where the attack occurred, but also at each convenience store owned by the employer TMT, Inc. in Garland, Mesquite, and Dallas, Texas.
While OSHA may assert that it has the authority to regulate the measures that employers should take to protect employees against criminal conduct, the ultimate determination will need to await litigation on the issue. This would likely come when an employer contests a General Duty Clause citation, and the case is litigated before the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission and perhaps on appeal to a U.S. Court of Appeals.
In 1995, OSHA cited Megawest Financial, an apartment complex, for a violation of the General Duty Clause. Megawest Fin., 17 BNA OSHC 1337 (No. 93-2879, 1995). OSHA alleged that Megawest had failed to protect its employees, specifically the leasing office staff, from the threats and physical violence by the residents of the apartment complex. The citation arose from an incident involving an individual who was scheduled to move into the apartment complex but then changed her mind and wanted her deposit refunded. When the leasing office staff refused to refund her deposit, she sprayed mace in the eyes of one employee, resulting in the employee's hospitalization. In presenting its case, OSHA pointed to the history of threats and physical incidents against the leasing office staff.
In vacating the citation, a Review Commission Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) concluded, "The Secretary now asks employers to anticipate and prevent criminal behavior on the part of non-employees. Such behavior, while certainly hazardous to its victims, is completely different from any other hazards addressed by the Act….While the threat of workplace violence is omnipresent, an employer may legitimately fail to recognize that the potential for a specific violent incident exists…. It is not enough that an employee may fear that he or she is subject to violent attacks, even if that fear is communicated to the employer, and even if the employee is one whose knowledge can be imputed to the employer. Nor is it sufficient that there has been a previous injury from a violent incident." The ALJ went on to hold that the employer did not recognize the hazard and noted that Megawest did not fall into a "high-risk" industry group. The ALJ concluded that "this is not to imply that mere inclusion within a 'high-risk' industry group would confer recognition that the hazard of workplace violence exists for a particular employer."
In 2011, OSHA cited the Renaissance Project, Inc., an addiction facility, for a General Duty Clause violation after the death of one employee and injuries to another employee were allegedly inflicted by a patient. OSHA also cited Acadia Hospital for one serious General Duty Clause violation with a penalty of $6,300 for failing to protect employees at a psychiatric hospital from assaults by violent patients. Renaissance initially contested the citation; however, it settled with OSHA prior to an administrative hearing, and has currently requested additional time to abate the citation. Acadia Hospital settled with OSHA without having to formally contest the citation and paid the full penalty of $6,300.
Given OSHA's recent citations to an employer for the robbery of its convenience store clerk, OSHA may be signaling its intent to push the boundaries of the OSH Act in an attempt to hold employers responsible for third-party criminal conduct.
Although a Review Commission ALJ decision is not legally regarded as precedent, it is worth noting that in the 1995 Megawest case, the ALJ suggested that OSHA consider rulemaking to address the hazard of workplace violence. Now, roughly 16 years later, OSHA continues to rely on Section 5(a)(1) of the OSH Act to regulate the hazards of workplace violence. This may be another example of OSHA avoiding the risks and burdens of rulemaking and using the General Duty Clause to circumvent that process. Indeed, a proposed standard on workplace violence would likely provoke substantial objections from employers.
Equally important, such a rulemaking would place squarely in issue the question of whether OSHA has the authority under the OSH Act to inject itself into what seems more properly to be the purview of criminal law enforcement agencies. Finally, there is the substantial question of whether an agency with such limited resources should be requiring its compliance personnel to become sufficiently well-acquainted with complex social issues as to be competent to evaluate workplace violence prevention efforts to the point of determining whether citations and abatement are appropriate.
Stephen C. Yohay is a shareholder in the Las Vegas office of Ogletree Deakins, and Tressi L. Cordaro is an associate in the Washington, D.C. office of the firm.
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Nielsen: Chamber Music, Vol 2 / Gjesme, Lautrup, Elvekjaer
1 CD / Dacapo / 2008-01-29Works: Carl Nielsen: Sonata for Violin and Piano no 1 in A major, FS 20/Op 9; Sonata no 2 for violin & piano in G minor, FS 64 (Op. 35); Praeludium og Tema med Variationer (Prelude & Theme with Variations),...
Performers: Elvekjær, Jens; Gjesme, Jon; Lautrup, Tue
"The solo works, which are real virtuoso showpieces, find an enthusiastic exponent in Tue Lautrup, who takes their technical challenges in stride... these pieces are...continue...
Carl Nielsen: Maskarade / Schonwandt/Royal Danish Orch. & Opera Choir, Milling, Resmark, Reuter [DVD]
1 DVD Video / DaCapo / 2008-01-29Works: Carl Nielsen: Maskarade, FS 39
Performers: Byriel, Sten; Elming, Poul; Fischer, Hanne; Hansen, Mogens Gert; Jakobsson, Anders; Jespersen, Jakob Bloch; Milling, Stephen; Resmark, Susanne; Reuter, Johan; Riis, Niels Jorgen; Stille, Gisela
Conductors: Schonwandt, Michael
Ensemble: Royal Danish Opera Choir; Royal Danish Orchestra
This DVD production of Carl Nielsen's treasured opera 'Maskarade' bears witness to the spectacular 2006 staging at the Royal Danish Opera by top director Kasper...continue...
Run Time: 138 min.
Picture Format: NTSC, Color
Country of Origin: Denmark
Montage - Four Centuries of Music for Flute & Harp
1 CD / Centaur / 2007-11-04Works: Carl Nielsen: Carl Neilsen -The Fog is Lifting; Luigi Boccherini: Work(s); Gioachino Rossini: Andante con Variazione for Violin and Harp in F major; Joseph Jongen: Danse Lente, for flute & harp, Op. ...
Performers: Lunte, Sandra; Richter, Elisabeth
An active chamber musician, Dr. Lunte performs solo and chamber recitals around the southern U.S. She has been heard twice on National Public Radio's "Performance...continue...
Harp - Paradisi, Prokofiev, Spohr, Tournier, et al
2 CD / Berlin Classics / 2007-10-26Works: Domenico Paradies: Toccata for keyboard in A flat major; Sergey Prokofiev: Prelude in C major for piano (or harp), Op. 12/7; Louis Spohr: Variations on Méhul's "Je suis encore dans mon printem...
Performers: Hanstedt, Katharina; Hofmann, Marion; Koch, Nora; Tast, Werner; Ulbricht, Joachim; Walter, Johannes [Flute]; Zoff, Jutta
Conductors: ; Frank, Hans-Peter; Suitner, Otmar; Kurz, Siegfried
Ensemble: ; Duo Capriccioso
The organological subgroup of the chordophones to which the harp belongs also includes two other basic types of instrument: the lute and the zither. The...continue...
Romantische Verwandlungen
1 CD / Campanella Musica / 2007-10-01Works: August Klughardt: Schilflieder (5), Op. 28 "Fantasy Pieces after Poems by Lenau"; Carl Nielsen: Canto serioso, for horn (or cello) & piano, FS 132; Fantasistykker (Fantasy Pieces) (2), for oboe & pia...
Serenades and Romances / Fischer, Hedegard, Andersen, et al
1 CD / Dacapo / 2007-09-25Works: Carl Nielsen: Carl Neilsen -The Fog is Lifting; Fynsk foraar (Springtime on Funen), for soloists, chorus & orchestra, FS 96 (Op. 42); Maskarade, FS 39; J. P. E. Hartmann: Liden Kirsten (Little Kirste...
Performers: Andersen, Ditte; Hedegaard, Mathias
Conductors: Fischer, Adam
Whether it is due to the short, intense summer and the light nights is hard to say; but Danish music is full of serenades. The...continue...
Nielsen: Chamber Works for Violin and Strings / Demertzis
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2007-08-01Works: Carl Nielsen: Fantasy Pieces (2) for Oboe and Piano, FS 8/Op. 2
Performers: Asteriadou, Maria; Demertzis, Gergios
A Journey - Nielsen, Ravel / Robert Hamilton
1 CD / Summit Records / 2007-07-10Works: Carl Nielsen: Chaconne for Piano, FS 79/Op. 32; Pieces (3) for Piano, FS 131/Op. 59; Humoresque-Bagatelles (6), FS 22/Op. 11; Suite for Piano, FS 91/Op. 45 "Luciferian"; Maurice Ravel: Pavane pour un...
Performers: Hamilton, Robert G.
A rare journey through some of the most haunting of Carl Nielsen's and Maurice Ravel's output for the piano, including the latter's Mother Goose Suite...continue...
Nielsen: Chamber Music Vol 1 / Diamant Ensemblet
1 CD / Dacapo / 2007-06-26Works: Carl Nielsen: Trio for Piano and Strings in G major, FS 3i; Serenata in vano for Clarinet, Bassoon, Horn, Cello and Double Bass, FS 68; Quintet for Winds, Op. 43; Fantasistykke (Fantasy Piece), for c...
Performers: Artved, Max; Bundgaard, Katrine; Elbo, Soren; Elvekjær, Jens; Hansen, Henning; Schick, Anna Dina; Schlemm, Nina Kathrin
Ensemble: DiamantEnsemblet; Trio Ondine
"This first volume of DaCapo's Carl Nielsen edition is dedicated to the wind chamber music and the early Piano Trio. Performed by the DiamantEnsemble, the...continue...
Nordic Showcase / Lindberg, Tognetti, et al
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2007-06-01Works: Carl Nielsen: Little Suite for Strings in A minor, FS 6/Op. 1; Johan Svendsen: Romance for Violin and Orchestra in G major, Op. 26; Anders Wesström: Armide; Jón Leifs: Variations on a Theme...
Performers: Tognetti, Richard
Conductors: Lindberg, Christian
Ensemble: Nordic Chamber Orchestra
Nielsen: Symphony no 4; Sibelius: Tapiola / Karajan
1 CD / Deutsche Grammophon Import / 2007-05-02Works: Carl Nielsen: Symphony no 4, Op. 29 "Inextinguishable"; Jean Sibelius: Tapiola, Op. 112
Conductors: Karajan, Herbert v.
Ensemble: Berlin Philharmonic Chorus
Nielsen: String Quartets Vol 1 / Tim Frederiksen, et al
1 Super Audio CD / Dacapo / 2007-04-24Works: Carl Nielsen: Quartet for Strings in G minor, FS 4 (Op. 13); Quartet for Strings in F major ("Piacevolezza"), FS 36 (Op. 44; prev. Op. 19); String Quintet in G major, FS 5
Performers: Frederiksen, Tim
"But the new Quartet, all in their early twenties, bring a freshness and energy plus a level of sheer accomplishment that I don't ever remember...continue...
Nielsen, Aho: Clarinet Concertos / Fröst, Vänskä, Lahti SO
1 Super Audio CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2007-03-07Works: Carl Nielsen: Concerto for Clarinet, FS 129/Op. 57; Kalevi Aho: Concerto for Clarinet
Performers: Frost, Martin
Conductors: Vänskä, Osmo
Ensemble: Lahti Symphony Orchestra
Import Hybrid-SACD pressing....continue...
Nielsen: Orchestral Music / Dausgaard, Danish National SO
1 Super Audio CD / Dacapo / 2007-02-27Works: Carl Nielsen: Maskarade, FS 39; Herr Oluf han rider (Master Oluf Rides), incidental music, FS 37; Snefrid, melodrama, FS 17; Saul og David (Saul and David), opera, FS 25; An imaginary trip to the Fae...
Conductors: Dausgaard, Thomas
"Talk about a slam-dunk! This is without doubt the finest collection of Nielsen's short orchestral works currently available. It is perfectly played, brilliantly conducted, and...continue...
Virtuosic and Enchanting XIX and XX Century Music for Oboe & Piano
1 CD / Bongiovanni / 2007-01-01Works: Johann Peter Pixis: Gran sonata for oboe & piano, Op 35; Johann Wenzel Kalliwoda: Morceau de salon for Oboe and Piano, Op. 228; Gustav Schreck: Sonata for oboe & piano in F major, Op. 13; Carl Nielse...
Performers: Baccini, Alessandro; Cappella, Alessandro
Intimate Voices / Emerson String Quartet
1 CD / Deutsche Grammophon / 2006-04-11Works: Edvard Grieg: Quartet for Strings no 1 in G minor, Op. 27; Carl Nielsen: At the bier of a young artist, FS 58; Jean Sibelius: Quartet for Strings in D minor ("Voces Intimae"), Op. 56
Performers: Drucker, Eugene; Dutton, Lawrence [Viola]; Finckel, David; Setzer, Philip
Ensemble: Emerson String Quartet
After nearly a quarter century at the top of the classical music scene, the Grammy-winning Emerson String Quartet devotes itself to gems of Scandinavian repertoire....continue...
Nielsen: Orchestral Works / Matson, NY Scandia Symphony
1 CD / Centaur / 2006-04-01Works: Carl Nielsen: Symphonic Rhapsody in F major, FS 7; En aften paa Giske, FS 9; Helios Overture, FS 32/Op. 17; Aladdin Suite, Op. 34; An imaginary trip to the Faeroe Islands, FS 123; Overture to Amor og...
Conductors: Matson, Dorrit
Ensemble: New York Scandia Symphony
Romancing the Oboe / David Nutall, Timothy Kain
1 CD / Tall Poppies / 2006-04-01Works: Celso Machado: Pé de Moleque; Quebra Queixo; Algodao Doce; Paçoca; Musique populaire brasilienne; Frédéric Chopin: Preludes (24) for Piano, Op. 28; Claude Debussy: Children's ...
Performers: Kain, Timothy; Nutall, David
Accompanied by guitarist Timothy Kain, one of the most important and influential Austrian musicians of his generation, David Nuttall has produced a wonderfully eclectic disc...continue...
Carl Nielsen: Orchestral Works / Lance Friedel
1 CD / MSR Classics / 2005-10-01Works: Carl Nielsen: Maskarade, FS 39; At the bier of a young artist, FS 58; Helios Overture, FS 32/Op. 17; Saga-dream, FS 46/Op. 39; Pan and Syrinx, Op. 49; An imaginary trip to the Faeroe Islands, FS 123;...
Performers: Karlsson, Karl Lennart; Lembeke, Vibeke Karsgaard
Conductors: Friedel, Lance
Ensemble: Aarhus Symphony Orchestra; Jutland Opera Chorus members
Nielsen: Aladdin Suite, etc / Willen, et al
1 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2005-08-16Works: Carl Nielsen: Aladdin Suite, Op. 34; Amor og Digteren (Amor and the Poet), incidental music, FS 150 (Op. 54); Saga-dream, FS 46/Op. 39; Helios Overture, FS 32/Op. 17; Maskarade, FS 39; Pan and Syrinx...
Conductors: Willen, Niklas
Best known for his 'Six Symphonies', Nielsen's other orchestral pieces and his incidental music for theatre is among the finest of its time. 'Aladdin' was...continue...
Drive Time - Pacific Coast Highway
1 CD / Sony Classical / 2005-06-28Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no 6 in F major, Op. 68 "Pastoral"; Edvard Grieg: From Holberg's Time, Op. 40; Jean Sibelius: Symphony no 2 in D major, Op. 43; Symphony no 5 in E flat major, Op. 82; A...
Performers: Burgess, David; Nilsson, Pia-Marie; Persson, Olle [
Conductors: Szell, George; Pople, Ross; Maazel, Lorin; Williams, John; Kapp, Richard; Salonen, Esa-Pekka; Davis, Colin
Romantic Scandinavia / Hedwall, Orebro Chamber Orchestra
1 CD / Swedish Society Discofil / 2005-04-16Works: Armas Järnefelt: Berceuse; Edvard Grieg: Elegiac Melodies (2) for Strings, Op. 34; Carl Nielsen: Little Suite for Strings in A minor, FS 6/Op. 1; Nils Björkander: Sketches (4) from the Arch...
Conductors: Hedwall, Lennart
Ensemble: Orebro Chamber Orchestra
Brass Epilog
1 CD / Danica / 2005-04-15Works: Flemming Neergard Pedersen: Dansk Tattoo, march; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute), K. 620; John Williams: 1941, film score; Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, film s...
Performers: Chloewa, Martin Bo; Haaning, Inge; Huseby, Ingerid Anette; Hyttel, Per; Jensen, Kurt; Jorgensen, Henrik Hou; Jorgensen, Jan; Knudsen, Martin; Lunde, Mads; Nicolaisen, Tage; Olsen, Lars; Ploug-Jorgens...
Conductors: Hammerbak, Erik
Masterpieces for Brass Vol 1 / Royal Danish Brass
1 CD / Rondo Grammofon / 2005-04-15Works: Hans Christian Lumbye: Champagne Galop for orchestra (or piano); Britta Polka, for orchestra; Amélie Waltz for orchestra (or piano); Laurids Pedersen: Village Band March (Spillemandsmarch); Ha...
Performers: Christensen, Ketil
Ensemble: Danish Royal Brass
Herbert Blomstedt - 1998-2005 in Leipzig
5 CD / Querstand / 2005-03-25Works: Anton Bruckner: Symphony no 3 in D minor, WAB 103; Johannes Brahms: Symphony no 2 in D major, Op. 73; Carl Nielsen: Symphony no 5, Op. 50; Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no 5 in C minor, Op. 67; Joha...
Performers: Glemser, Bernd [Piano]
Conductors: Blomstedt, Herbert
Ensemble: Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra
Last summer, American-born maestro Blomstedt completed an 18-year tenure as music director of the Leipzig's Gewandhaus Orchestra. This is a compilation of live recordings with...continue...
CANTO / Ericson, Sellheim
1 CD / Summit Records / 2005-03-08Works: Trygve Madsen: Sonata for horn & piano, Op. 24; Robert Schumann: Adagio and Allegro for Cello and Piano in A flat major, Op. 70; Reinhold Glière: Pieces for various instruments & piano, Op. 35...
Performers: Ericson, John; Sellheim, Eckart
Nielsen: Maskarade / Frandsen, et al
2 Super Audio CD / Dacapo / 2005-02-22Works: Carl Nielsen: Maskarade, FS 39
Performers: Bach-Mortensen, Peter; Bastian, Gert; Brodersen, Edith; Hansen, Ib; Hansen, Michael W [Bass-Baritone Vocal]; Hansen, Ove Verner; Haugland, Aage; Hyldgaard, Tove; Johansen, Mogens Schmidt; Klint, Jorg...
Conductors: Frandsen, John
Ensemble: Danish National Radio Choir
"A new recording of Nielsen's second opera, 'Maskarade', and one of the great operatic comedies of all time? No, this is a reissue of the...continue...
Passage - Danish Piano Trios / Trio Ondine
1 CD / Dacapo / 2005-02-22Works: Vagn Holmboe: Piano Trio, Op. 64; Nuigen, for piano trio, Op. 129; Per Norgård: Spell, for clarinet, cello & piano; Carl Nielsen: Trio for Piano and Strings in G major, FS 3i; Anders Nordentoft:...
Ensemble: Trio Ondine
This award-winning young trio has taken Europe by storm. In this recording, the group interprets five piano trios by modern Danish composers. Steven Pettitt of...continue...
Classics - Nielsen: Complete Symphonies / Rozhdestvensky
3 CD / Chandos Records / 2005-01-25Works: Carl Nielsen: Symphony no 1 in G minor, Op. 7; Symphony no 4, Op. 29 "Inextinguishable"; Symphony no 2 in B minor, Op. 16 "The Four Temperaments"; Symphony no 3, Op. 27 "Sinfonia espansiva"; Symphony...
Performers: Fredriksson, Karl Magnus; Hammarteg, Lars; Johansson, Roland; Kase, Daniel; Kingstedt, Solve; Kringelborn, Solveig
Conductors: Rozhdestvensky, Gennady
Ensemble: Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra
"Excellent playing from the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic and exemplary recording from the Chandos team..." - The Penguin Guide "...what a marvelous orchestra this has become...continue...
1 CD / 2 L Records / 2004-10-26Works: Robert Schumann: Adagio and Allegro for Cello and Piano in A flat major, Op. 70; Richard Strauss: Andante for horn & piano in C major (from unfinished sonata), o.Op. 86a (TrV 155, AV 86a); Paul Hinde...
Performers: Arnesen, Kjell-Erik; Larsen, Jorgen
Scandinavian Works for Violin and Orchestra - Sibelius, etc
1 CD / Intim Records / 2004-10-07Works: Jean Sibelius: Concerto for Violin in D minor, Op. 47; Wilhelm Stenhammar: Sentimental Romances (2) for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 28; Carl Nielsen: Concerto for Violin, Op. 33
Performers: Zilliacus, Cecilia
Conductors: Koivula, Hannu
Stravinsky: The Rite of Spring; Nielsen: Symphony 5 / Järvi
1 CD / Telarc / 2004-09-28Works: Igor Stravinsky: Le sacre du printemps; Carl Nielsen: Symphony no 5, Op. 50
Performers: Hawley, Richard; Platt, William
Conductors: Paavo, Järvi
Ensemble: Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Paavo Jarvi puts together two very different works and creates an interesting symbiosis that is a great example of this conductor's innovative programming. By bringing...continue...
Israelievitch: Solo Suite
1 CD / Fleur de Son / 2004-06-01Works: Sharon Willis: Vocalise, for trumpet & organ; Carl Nielsen: Fantasy Pieces (2) for Oboe and Piano, FS 8/Op. 2; Persis Anne Parshall-Vehar: From the Mountain Top, for 2 trumpets & organ; J. Christophe...
Performers: Johnson, Calvert; Kuehn, Daniel [Trumpet]; Kuehn, David [Trumpet]; Mervine, Ken [Organ]
This glorious recording celebrates the revered legacy of music written for trumpet and organ with world premiere recordings of new works that harkens back to...continue...
Recording information: Denver, CO / Atlanta, GA (2004-08-19_2004-08-20&2009-)....continue...
Inflorescence: Music for Solo Flute
2 CD / CD Baby Independants / 2004-04-06Works: Jacques Ibert: Pièce, for flute solo; Lowell Liebermann: Soliloquy, Op. 44; Robert Muczynski: Preludes (3) for Flute solo, Op. 18; Jindrich Feld: Four Pieces for solo flute; Laurel Zucker: Homag...
Romances for Flute and Piano
1 CD / CD Baby Independants / 2004-04-05Works: Charles-Marie Widor: Charles Marie Widor -Romance for fl. and pn.; Carl Nielsen: Fantasistykker (Fantasy Pieces) (2), for oboe & piano, FS 8 (Op. 2); Robert Schumann: Romances (3) for Oboe and Piano,...
Performers: Shapiro, Marc [Piano]; Zucker, Laurel
Serenades for Flute and Harp
1 CD / CD Baby Independants / 2004-03-23Works: Guillermo S. de Roxlo: Bajo la reja, for flute & harp; Playera, for flute & harp; Alan Hovhaness: Work(s); Charles Gounod: Ave Maria; Carl Nielsen: Carl Neilsen -The Fog is Lifting; Désiré-...
Performers: Cutler, Sara; Zucker, Laurel
Hindemith, Ligeti, Nielsen: WInd Quintets / Vienna Quintet
1 CD / Nimbus Records / 2004-02-01Works: Paul Hindemith: Kleine Kammermusik, for wind quintet, Op. 24/2; György Ligeti: Bagatelles (6) for wind quintet; Carl Nielsen: Quintet for Winds, Op. 43
Ensemble: Quintett Wien (Wind Quintet)
"The recorded sound is good - though clattery keys do obtrude a bit in places. And I don't quite understand why horn and cor anglais...continue...
Winter Songs - Dean, Tuur, Vasks, Pärt, Nielsen / Norman
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2003-11-07Works: Arvo Pärt: Quintettino; Carl Nielsen: Quintet for Winds, Op. 43
Ensemble: Berlin Philharmonic Woodwind Quintet
Nielsen: Violin Sonatas, etc / G. Demertzis, M. Asteriadou
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2003-10-12Works: Carl Nielsen: Sonata for Violin and Piano no 1 in A major, FS 20/Op 9; Sonata for Violin and Piano no 2, FS 64/Op. 35; Prelude and Theme with Variations, FS 104/Op. 48; Prelude e presto, FS 128/Op 52
Performers: Asteriadou, Maria; Demertzis, Gergios
Nielsen, Hindemith, Schulhoff / Westwood Wind Quintet
1 CD / Crystal Records / 2003-08-26Works: Carl Nielsen: Quintet for Winds, Op. 43; Paul Hindemith: Kleine Kammermusik, for wind quintet, Op. 24/2; Erwin Schulhoff: Divertissement for oboe, clarinet & bassoon
Performers: Atkins, David; Breidenthal, David; Christ, Peter
Ensemble: Westwood Wind Quintet
"These recording were first released in 1966/68 and remain among the very finest of these pieces." - ARG...continue...
Nielsen: Songs / Dam-Jensen, Lassen, Staerk
1 CD / Dacapo / 2003-06-01Works: Carl Nielsen: Fem Digte (Five Songs), for voice & piano, FS 12 (Op. 4); Viser og vers (Songs & Verses) (5), song collection for voice & piano, FS 14 (Op. 6); Sange af Ludvig Holstein (Songs of Ludvig...
Performers: Dam-Jensen, Inger; Lassen, Morten Ernst; Staerk, Ulrich
"Captured in realistic sound, this is a very well performed release of fine music that deserves to be heard more often. Those who have yet...continue...
Nielsen: Symphonies no 2 and 5 / Osmo Vanska, BBC Scottish
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2003-06-01Works: Carl Nielsen: Symphony no 2 in B minor, Op. 16 "The Four Temperaments"; Symphony no 5, Op. 50
Conductors: Vänskä, Osmo
Ensemble: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
The Instruments of the Orchestra / Jeremy Siepmann
7 CD / Naxos (USA) / 2002-11-01Works: Jeremy Siepmann: The Instruments of the Orchestra, narration with musical excerpts; Anonymous, Troubadour: Domna, pos vos ay chausida; Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dances (21) for orchestra, WoO 1; Con...
Performers: Andresen, Ivar; Banks, Kevin; Banowetz, Joseph; Biret, Idil [Piano]; Bisengaliev, Marat; Bloch, Thomas; Bostridge, Ian [Tenor Vocals]; Burashko, Andrew; Cano, Carmen; Castets, Maryse; Chapelle, Corin...
Conductors: Elmendorff, Karl; Posch, Michael; Bogár, István; Gunzenhauser, Stephen; Ward, Nicholas; Wildner, Johannes; Müller-Brühl, Helmut; Studt, Richard; Mogrelia, Andrew; Clark, Keith; Li...
Ensemble: ; Accentus; Accentus Austria (Early Music); Almanac Singers; Aradia Ensemble; Bayreuth Festival Orchestra; Bournemouth Sinfonietta; BRT Philharmonic Orchestra; Brussels Belgian Radio & TV Philharmoni...
Not just a cursory overview of the instruments, this is a set of portraits in depth, featuring individual instruments in many contexts (orchestral, chamber, folk,...continue...
Nielsen: Symphonies no 3 & 4 / Vanska, BBC Scottish SO
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2002-11-01Works: Carl Nielsen: Symphony no 3, Op. 27 "Sinfonia espansiva"; Symphony no 4, Op. 29 "Inextinguishable"
Performers: Komsi, Anu [Soprano Vocal]
Conductors: Vänskä, Osmo
Ensemble: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
Nielsen: Symphonies no 1 and 6 / Vanska, BBC Scottish SO
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2002-02-08Works: Carl Nielsen: Symphony no 1 in G minor, Op. 7; Symphony no 6, FS 116 "Sinfonia semplice"
Conductors: Vänskä, Osmo
Ensemble: BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra
The Original Philadelphia Woodwind Quintet - 20th Century
1 CD / Boston Records / 2001-12-01Works: Igor Stravinsky: Pastorale for Violin, Oboe, English Horn, Clarinet and Bassoon; Samuel Barber: Summer Music, for wind quintet, Op. 31; Darius Milhaud: Sketches (2), for wind quintet, Op. 227b; Carl ...
Performers: Reynolds, Veda; Rosenblatt, Louis
Ensemble: Philadelphia Woodwind Quintet
Nielsen on Brass / Washington Symphonic Brass
1 CD / Summit Records / 2001-09-04Works: Carl Nielsen: Symphony no 3, Op. 27 "Sinfonia espansiva"; 29 små praeludier (29 Little Preludes), for organ, FS 136 (Op. 51); 11te Februar 1909, cantata for chorus & orchestra, FS 49; Aladdin S...
"That's right. Nielsen's Third Symphony, the 'Espansiva' complete, arranged by trumpeter Phil Snedecor for a brass ensemble of four each of trumpets, horns, and trombones,...continue...
Christmas in Sweden
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2001-08-16Works: Gunnar Wennerberg: Gates raise your arches; George Frederick Handel: Messiah, HWV 56, Oratorio; Georg Joseph Vogler: Hosanna zu Davids Sohn; Traditional: Bereden väg för herran; Good Evenin...
Performers: Canning, Andrew; Fagius, Hans; Faringer, Solveig; Forsberg, Bengt; Hogman, Christina; Johansson, Per [doublebass]; Mattei, Peter; Pontinen, Roland; Skogland, Mikael; Tannerus, Michaele
Conductors: Sund, Robert; Stenlund, Dan-Olof; Anstey, David; Göransson, Anders; Bohlin, Eva;
Ensemble: Cantores Cathedrales; Joculatores Upsalienses; Malmö Chamber Choir ; Orphei Drängar ; Uppsala Musikklasser
Nordic Light - Grieg, et al / Ericsson, Royal Strings
1 CD / BIS (Sweden) / 2001-02-03Works: Edvard Grieg: From Holberg's Time, Op. 40; Melodies (2) for Strings, Op. 53; Elegiac Melodies (2) for Strings, Op. 34; Peer Gynt Suite no 1, Op. 46; Erna Tauro: Hästvisa; Ture Rangström: Di...
Performers: Arnberg, Matts; Flodin, Olof
Conductors: Ericsson, Magnus
Ensemble: Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra Strings
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While working on the layout for our BIS 40th Anniversary feature, I came across this 'Nordic Light' title I knew was...continue...
Nordic Tunes For Flute and Harp / Johansen, Jensen
1 CD / Talent / 2000-09-30Works: Carl Nielsen: Carl Neilsen -The Fog is Lifting; Sænk kun dit hoved du blomst (Bow Your Head, O Flower), song for voice & piano (Strophic Songs), FS; Flemming Neergard Pedersen: Songs (3) of Carl...
Performers: Jensen, Thomas [Flute]; Johansen, Benedikte


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Scotland today named an unchanged team for Saturday's final RBS 6 Nations match in Ireland.
Flanker Kelly Brown had been an injury doubt after suffering a sickening clash of heads with England wing Ugo Monye in last weekend's Calcutta Cup draw at Murrayfield.
But he is currently satisfying medical protocols and is on course to start at Croke Park.
There are changes on the bench, however, with lock Nathan Hines ruled out due to a knee injury.
Richie Gray is therefore recalled among the substitutes.
Co-captain Mike Blair and prop Alastair Dickinson have both recovered from concussion and replace Rory Lawson and Geoff Cross, respectively.
Saturday's match is set to be the last ever rugby union match at Croke Park and coach Andy Robinson said: "I have spoken about the need for us to be consistent and put together back-to-back performances.
"We did some good things against England last weekend but we have to look for improvements against a well-balanced Ireland team who will be looking to bow out on a high from the final match at Croke Park."
Scotland team for RBS 6 Nations match against Ireland at Croke Park on Saturday, March 20 (kick-off 5pm):
H Southwell (Stade Francais); S Lamont (Scarlets), N De Luca (Edinburgh), G Morrison (Glasgow), M Evans (Glasgow); D Parks (Glasgow), C Cusiter (Glasgow, capt); A Jacobsen (Edinburgh), R Ford (Edinburgh), E Murray (Northampton), J Hamilton (Edinburgh), A Kellock (Glasgow), K Brown (Glasgow), J Barclay (Glasgow), J Beattie (Glasgow).
Replacements: S Lawson (Gloucester), A Dickinson (Gloucester), R Gray (Glasgow), A MacDonald (Edinburgh), M Blair (Edinburgh), P Godman (Edinburgh), S Danielli (Ulster).
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July 31, 2016
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I signed a lease and gave a deposit for $1600 on 8-2-08. On the 7th, I informed the landlord I wouldn't be taking possession the unit September 1, 2008, and asked for my deposit back. She wouldn't let me out of my lease and refused the return of the deposit. We went back and forth until the 15th, when she said she'd let me out of the lease, but wouldn't give me my deposit.
She re-rented the apartment in September of 2008, and recently put an ad in Craigslist to re-rent the unit for July.
I sent her an email requested the money or I'd file a small claims against her for the deposit plus 2X the deposit for a total of $4800. She responded with her attorney's phone number and said to deal with him.
Am I due my deposit and should I get an attorney for myself at this point?
There is some information missing in your scenario -- specifically the amount of rent you were to pay each month, and the move in date on your contract. That aside, here is one attorney's view:
If the amount you would owe in rent from the day your contract said you would take possession until the new tenants rented the apartment sometime in September is greater than your deposit, you are not due any of your deposit (monies owed for rent can be taken from the deposit). If that amount plus the cost of advertising the availability is more than $1600, then she can take the money.
HOWEVER, within 21 days after move out, the landlord is REQUIRED BY LAW to give you an itemized statement of what the deposit was used for (along with receipts where applicable). Your move out date is the date the other tenants took possession in September 2008. If you did not receive at least a statement (or letter or some other written communication) explaining what amounts were deducted from the deposit, then you would be correct with your numbers of $4,800 (treble damages) as the amount of your suit.
So in short, it depends on some additional facts that are not provided.
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1. Introduction
We have made a credit facility available to you so that you can pay for goods and services purchased from us on credit over a manageable period of time, without entering into a new credit agreement each time you want to buy from homechoice.
New customers opening a facility will be given a pre-agreement statement and quotation ("
") setting out all the specific details of your credit facility (including the interest rate applicable, the facility limits, any fees and charges, payment terms and other important financial considerations). The quotation, together with these terms, will be the credit agreement ("
") that applies to all purchases through the credit facility.
homechoice provides different channels for you to enter into the agreement with us and purchase from us, also including electronically and telephonically. The agreement is subject to the National Credit Act No. 34 of 2005 ("
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Before you can enter into an agreement with us the first time, we conduct an affordability assessment to determine, with reference to the requirements of the National Credit Act, the appropriate credit limits to be applied to your credit facility.
We will assign a "current" credit limit and a "maximum" credit limit to your facility, based on the information you provided us, your credit and risk profiles and subject to the provisions of the National Credit Act. To explain how these credit limits work in practice:
The maximum credit limit is the maximum amount that we have determined you can purchase for to afford the monthly repayments. However, in order to engage in responsible lending practices and build lasting customer relationships, we may initially provide a lower current credit limit to you.
The current credit limit is your actual credit limit with us at any given time, and may be set at a lower amount than the maximum credit limit in accordance with your risk profile as we determine in terms of our risk rules.
We may refuse to authorise a transaction if you have exceeded your current credit limit. We may in our discretion increase your maximum and/or current credit limit temporarily if you have requested this increase to purchase goods or services that would result in your credit limits being exceeded. If we ever accept a purchase of goods that results in you exceeding your credit limits, this does not mean that we have extended your credit limits on any permanent basis and the credit limits that applied before the requested temporary increase will be reinstated once the outstanding balance is below the credit limits that applied before the increase, subject at all time to the National Credit Act.
You must advise us if you have a change of circumstances that negatively affects your ability to afford to repay your credit facility, or if the information provided to us in your affordability assessment is no longer accurate.
Increasing your Credit Limit:
We may increase the current credit limit applicable to your credit facility up to the maximum credit limit in our discretion and without notice. Your maximum credit limit may be increased with your consent or at your request, subject to the requirements of the National Credit Act. We may apply an automatic annual increase of your maximum credit limit if you agreed to the automatic increase.
Reducing your Credit Limit:
You may at any time reduce your maximum credit limit by sending us a request and making payment of any amount outstanding on your credit facility that exceeds the revised maximum credit limit, and we will action this request within 30 days from receipt of the instruction.
You are ultimately responsible for managing your credit limits.
3. Accessing and using the Credit Facility
You may be provided with a secure account login through our website, and may be able to access your credit facility through that secure account login. If you use the login function, you accept complete responsibility to keep these details, usernames and passwords safe and confidential, and you must notify us immediately if there has been, or if you suspect, any breach of security or confidentiality.
By agreeing to these terms you declare that:
you have given full and true information about all personal, financial and account details;
you have not applied for an administration order, and you are not currently undergoing debt counselling or debt review;
you have disclosed all information necessary for us to undertake an accurate affordability assessment;
the proposed credit limits and repayment terms in this agreement will not cause you to become over-indebted; and
you will immediately notify us if any of the above declarations should at any time not become true and accurate whilst you have access to the credit facility.
You shall not give permission to any other person to use your credit facility on your behalf – your credit facility is personal to you.
Any return, refund or repair in respect of goods purchased will be dealt with in terms of our separate return and refund policy. If goods are validly returned for a refund after being purchased using the credit facility, the credit facility will be credited with the amount of the refund.
Subject to any returns, ownership of the goods will pass to you immediately upon receipt by homechoice of a portion of the purchase price. Risk in the goods passes to you on delivery of the goods. Unless the contrary is proved, a delivery note shall constitute proof of delivery.
Each time you use the credit facility to purchase goods or services, you agree and understand that we will debit your credit facility with the amount of the purchase.
If you use the credit facility outside the Republic of South Africa you must comply with all relevant exchange control regulations. It is your duty to know the content of and comply with those regulations.
4. Interest, Fees and Charges
The interest rate that applies to the agreement is a variable yearly interest rate that is linked to the South African repo rate and the formula determined by the National Credit Act, and will go up or down as this rate or formula changes. We will notify you of changes to your interest rate on your statement. Interest will be calculated and capitalised on the last day of each month, based on the daily outstanding balance on your credit facility.
You enter into the agreement on the basis that we may charge a monthly service fee up to the maximum service fee allowed in terms of the National Credit Act. We may in our sole discretion decide to lower the monthly service fee from time to time for certain periods as we determine, but will at all times be entitled to charge the maximum fee. homechoice will provide written notice of any changes – which notice may be delivered electronically.
We may also charge a facility account fee up to a maximum of 15% of the purchase price of the goods or services.
The combined fees charged will never exceed the maximum fees as allowed in the National Credit Act and all fees and charges will be disclosed in your quotation or other written confirmation.
If you go into arrears with your monthly payments, and we choose to enforce this agreement, you will be liable for all default administration charges, collection costs, tracing costs, collection commissions, attorney costs and other reasonable expenses incurred by us in this process, subject to the National Credit Act. We will not collect or attempt to collect any amounts for costs exceeding those permissible in South African law.
5. Credit life insurance
We may at any time during the course of the agreement and in our sole discretion decide that Account Balance Protection Insurance is a mandatory condition of the agreement. In this instance we will provide you with the terms of the policy and you will be bound by it, including the obligation to pay the monthly premiums which we will debit to your account. You also have the option to substitute it with your own insurance policy that will provide similar cover to us. In this instance we need to be satisfied with your policy and we must be listed as the loss payee in terms of the policy. The cost of credit life insurance will not exceed the maximum allowed in terms of the National Credit Act.
6. Statements
We will send you a monthly statement of account ("
") if there is an amount due in respect of the credit facility by delivering this statement to the physical, postal or email address you provided to us.
The statements will set out the balance owing under the credit facility as at the statement date, the minimum monthly payment due and the due date for such minimum payment. The balance owing will comprise of the cost of purchases made by you using the credit facility, as well as any agreed interest, fees and charges, less any payments received from you.
If you would like to lodge a dispute in respect of your account statement, you must advise us within 30 days of the statement date. If you are not receiving your account statements, you must bring this to our attention, otherwise we will be entitled to assume that statements are being received and accepted.
7. Payments
You agree to pay us no less than the minimum payment due each month (as reflected in your statement) without set-off or deduction of any kind, on or before the payment due date and without condition.
All payments will be applied by us firstly to satisfy any due or unpaid interest, secondly to any due or unpaid fees, costs or charges, and thirdly to reduce the amount of the outstanding balance on the credit facility.
Our approved payment methods will be listed in your statement.
If you choose to make payments by debit order, the minimum due payment will be taken from your bank account automatically each month, on the date that you have chosen in terms of the debit order mandate. If the date that you have chosen falls on a weekend or public holiday, the debit may be processed on the last business day before the Sunday or public holiday. We reserve the right to track the nominated bank account and present the instruction for payment as soon as sufficient funds are available in the nominated bank account to ensure successful payment from the due date or in terms of your debit order mandate.
If you make any payment by transfer or direct deposit, you are responsible to ensure that the correct reference number is used for that payment, so that we can allocate it correctly in our system to your credit facility.
If your credit facility is in arrears for 30 days or more (meaning you have failed to make any minimum payment when due), you may not be allowed to transact further on your credit facility.
You are not entitled to defer payment or refuse to make payment of amounts payable by you on the basis that you have an outstanding claim or query regarding our service to you.
8. Default and Termination
You may at any time terminate the credit facility by paying the full balance outstanding on the credit facility and requesting us in writing to terminate this agreement.
In the event of:
your failure to make a minimum payment when due;
your failure to comply with any term of the agreement;
your estate being sequestrated; or
your death,
homechoice may suspend access to your credit facility without notice;
homechoice may draw the default to your notice and propose that the Customer refer the credit agreement to a debt counsellor, alternative dispute resolution agent, consumer court or ombud with jurisdiction, with the intent that the parties resolve any dispute under the agreement or develop and agree on a plan to bring payments under the agreement up to date. (Note that if you have been in default for at least 20 (twenty) business days and at least 10 (ten) business days have lapsed since homechoice sent the notice to you and you have not responded to the notice, or has responded by rejecting homechoice's proposals, homechoice may approach a court for an order to enforce the agreement.)
You may, at any time before we have cancelled the agreement, re-instate the agreement that is in default by paying to us all amounts overdue, together with our permitted default charges and reasonable costs of enforcing the agreement up to the time of re-instatement.
If at any time the credit facility is terminated, the full amount owing to us in respect of that credit facility will immediately become due and payable. If you have a credit balance on the credit facility, the credit balance will be paid by us into an account nominated by you.
The termination of this agreement will not affect any liabilities or obligations which are intended to survive termination, including, without limitation, confidentiality, payment and indemnification obligations which arise pursuant to this agreement.
A certificate issued and signed by one of the directors of homechoice stating the amount owing by you is prima facie (meaning accepted until proven otherwise) proof of the facts stated therein and may be used in support of any court proceeding.
9. Early Settlement
You are entitled to settle the full balance owing under the credit facility at any time, with or without advance notice to us. If you want to pay the full balance owing before the due date for payment, you may request us to provide you with an early settlement figure. We will provide you with a figure that will be valid for the period that we specify. If you decide to pay this early settlement figure, you must ensure that we receive this payment on or before the date that we specified.
10. Unauthorised Purchases
You undertake to notify us in writing of any query or concern regarding the correctness of a monthly statement or purchase details within 30 days of the date of that particular occurrence. We will not hold you liable for any unauthorised purchases if you properly notified us within this time period, unless we can establish that you authorised or were responsible for such purchase.
11. Confidentiality and Credit Bureau
We recommend that you familiarise yourself with our privacy policy which is accessible through the homechoice website.
You understand and agree that we may request and receive any of your confidential and consumer credit information from any credit bureaus, other register or any third party at any time, including requesting a bureau score. You further confirm that this consent also covers information already received by us.
You also acknowledge that we may register information about the conduct of your account with any credit bureau registered in South Africa. Such information may be used by us and other members of the credit bureau to make credit decisions in relation to you or members of your household, to prevent fraud and to assist in the tracing of debtors. You are entitled to contact any credit bureau and request that your credit information be disclosed to you, and may challenge any information held by such credit bureau that you believe to be incorrect.
We and/or our authorised agents and service providers will be entitled to monitor and record telephone conversations that take place between you or any authorised person, with any homechoice employee or agent.
Any data about you to which we become entitled in terms of this agreement can be made available to any prospective purchaser, or transferred to any third party, should we decide to sell our business, or such third party obtains control over homechoice.
12. Marketing options
You have the right to be:
excluded from any telemarketing campaigns that may be conducted by or on behalf of homechoice;
excluded from marketing or customer lists that may be sold or distributed by homechoice; and
excluded from any mass distribution of email or sms messages.
You are entitled at any time to contact us and request that the options selected by you in relation to marketing be affected or amended.
13. Choice of Law and Disputes
This agreement, the credit facility, and the purchase of any goods or services from homechoice, shall be governed in all respects by South African law. You consent to the magistrate's court having jurisdiction in respect of all legal proceedings connected to this agreement, notwithstanding that the value of the matter in dispute might exceed the jurisdiction of the magistrate's court.
Disputes regarding this agreement can be raised through the homechoice contact centre at 0861 466 324 and by sending a written notice to homechoice.
The National Consumer Tribunal can also be contacted at 012 683 8140 / 012 742 9900 should resolution of a dispute not be reached with us or if you want to lodge a complaint at any time.
14. Legal acknowledgments
If you are married in community of property, you hereby confirm that you have obtained the written permission of your spouse to enter into the agreement, and to accept any increase to the credit limit in accordance with this agreement.
We will give you notice of possible delays affecting any service offered by us in connection with the credit facility. You accept that sometimes our servers may be down, or we may be experiencing other technical difficulties, and we do not accept any liability for direct, indirect or consequential loss suffered by you arising from any system malfunction, failure or delay in our service.
We will not be held responsible for any loss or damages (direct, indirect, or consequential) you may suffer for whatsoever reason arising from this agreement, or your use of the credit facility.
You hereby confirm that the state of your indebtedness was not under evaluation or debt review by a debt counsellor at the time of entering into this agreement.
15. Notices
You acknowledge that we will be entitled to contact you, and send statements to, the address chosen by you in your quotation, and undertake to immediately advise us of any change to your contact details (including but not limited to business, postal or residential addresses, any telephone number or email address).
You agree that any notice in terms of section 129 of the National Credit Act may be delivered to you by registered mail at your residential address given to us on entering into the agreement.
Our full details and address for the purposes of this agreement are as follows:
homechoice (Pty) Ltd
NCR no: NCRCP 454
78 Main Road
Tel: 0861 466324
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The address chosen by you in the quotation shall be your address for service of all notices, processes, statements and correspondence to be sent.
A written notice or communication actually received by either of us shall be an adequate written notice or communication notwithstanding that it was not sent to or delivered at a chosen address.
16. General
If we grant you any indulgence, it will not be a waiver of any of our rights in terms of this agreement. This means that even if we allow any deviation from this agreement, we still have our rights under this agreement if we want to exercise our rights.
You may not cede any of your rights under this agreement without our prior written consent. We will be entitled, without your knowledge, to cede/transfer and delegate our rights and obligations in terms of this agreement to any third party.
We will deal with all returns and refunds of goods in terms of our standard returns policies.
Any provision in this agreement which is or may become illegal, invalid or unenforceable in any jurisdiction affected by this agreement shall, as to such jurisdiction, be ineffective to the extent of such prohibition or unenforceability and shall be severed from the balance of this agreement, without invalidating the remaining provisions of this agreement or affecting the validity or enforceability of such provision in any other jurisdiction.
We may amend these terms in future, which we will do by giving 5 days' notice to you of this change (sending this notice to the address chosen by you in the quotation). If you are dissatisfied with any amendments, you have the right to terminate this agreement and cancel your credit facility by paying the full outstanding balance on such credit facility.
These terms and conditions are available in English, Afrikaans, Zulu, Xhosa and Sesotho.
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Double drum rollers are a compactor type engineering vehicles used to compact soil, gravel, concrete, or asphalt in the construction of roads and foundations, similar rollers are used also at landfills or in agriculture. The unique aspect of Double drum rollers is that they empower the operator to attain compaction on the front as well as the rear of the vehicle
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A padfoot drum roller undertakes the first compression of the substrate when building a new road. The equipment has pads with small surface areas, which create a higher compaction density. Still, the padfoot -- or sheep's-foot -- drums don't create a smooth surface.
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Remote Trench Rollers, as the name suggests, offer remote control operation and are used often to compact ground and soil in areas which are not easily accessible, and also those where the presence of humans may be hazardous. They are commonly used to compact asphalt for plots of land, flattening the earth and dirt in preparation for smooth rollers.
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Single Drum Rollers, one of the most common roller types, are a very versatile piece of equipment. Their single rolling drum is placed at the front of the unit. Single Drum Rollers are perfect for compacting ground, leveling soil in large areas, compacting asphalt on streets and roads, and leveling dirt to finish grade or slope of land, making them ideal for all work requiring a roller.
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The varieties of Walk-behind rollers available are the single drum and the tandem kind. Both these varieties are self-propelled and can work in either direction. Cable and road linkages control these machines. The increased mobility of these rollers significantly augments compaction power in contrast to plates and tampers. The rollers are used most commonly for asphalt and soil compaction and are used extensively in road repair jobs.
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Choosing the right sized single drum roller packer is a matter of renting the largest possible, but not one that is too large to work on the site. If you have a congested work site, it is always better to err on the side of caution and rent a packer that is a little smaller than rent one that is too large. Being unable to navigate around the job site means not being able to compact material. That means a failed soil compaction test, which means no building permits.
Roller packers are used to compact road base, asphalt and flatwork; to solidify slopes and embankments; to compact the bottom of trenches; and to compact soil prior to pouring a foundation. Any job too large for a plate compactor, jumping jack or walk behind roller packer will require the rental of a single drum roller if the ground is uneven or rocky. While single drum packers work fine on flat ground, the same can not be said for double drum packers on uneven ground. Common use cases for single drum rollers are generally locals where a double drum roller will not operate.


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The 58% represent consumers who have conducted a retail transaction online, Deloitte says. A higher percentage than that have conducted some of their shopping-followed by buying offline-on the web.
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Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church (PC USA) is a diverse and dynamic community located in the heart of Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. We utilize creative means of expressing our adoration for God in worship, as we seek to challenge one another to grow and mature as followers of Jesus Christ. In the midst of an ever-evolving urban culture, we believe God is actively engaging us in the pursuit of relationship with him, and cooperation in his redemptive work in the world.
The unique story of Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church began as a vision for a new community of faith, rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ, to love and serve our Creator, each other, Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, and beyond. This community was born of the merger between two local Presbyterian churches, and has grown to include many other members committed to following the example of Jesus by reaching out to extend his hand of compassion to the world. Our celebratory style of worship honors the diverse backgrounds and artistic influence of our congregation, emphasizing a variety of methods in which we express our faith in response to God's love for us.
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Hi all,
I would like to use M4L to send a program change to a VST audio plugin from a different track.
e.g.: track 1 has a device (a VST plugin) which can receive prograqm changes. I want to create a M4L plugin which runs on track 10, which can send a program change to the device on track 1.
Is this possible? I've checked the API but haven't found a way to send it from a different track.
Many thanks,
You cannot do this directly, however you can do it this way indirectly:
– insert an extra 'helper' m4l midi device on channel 1 in front of your vst and
– then let your m4l plugin on track 10 communicate with this device with sends and receives or by binding it to a parameter of the device on track 1
thanks Timo, I will check this out :)
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