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Law firm Band Weintraub PL will pay nearly $1 million to settle claims that it was "front and center" in a conspiracy to hide money from the receiver in the Arthur Nadel Ponzi scheme.
Receiver Burton Wiand threatened to sue Band Weintraub, contending that the firm for several years attempted to conceal assets for Donald Rowe, an investment newsletter publisher who has been ordered to pay $4 million to the Nadel receivership.
Rowe was a client of prominent Sarasota attorney David S. Band, who left Band Weintraub earlier this year -- not long after a judge ordered Rowe to pay -- and formed a practice with attorney Chad Gates.
Band on Wednesday denied the firm hid funds for Rowe, saying it handled a trust account and paid bills for Rowe and his wife when they were seriously ill.
"Total BS," Band said of the allegations. "Nobody stole anything. All we did was pay their bills for them. We didn't do anything else."
Band, a well-known real estate mogul and philanthropist, said the case was settled at the insistence of Band Weintraub's insurance company.
But in court documents, Wiand insisted that Band Weintraub played a "primary role" in Rowe's efforts to evade paying the receivership.
When Rowe settled a lawsuit in February with the Nadel receiver, his attorney at the time said Rowe did not have the money to pay the $4 million judgment.
Wiand's investigation, however, found that Rowe had over several years moved more than $2.5 million to Band Weintraub, which then transferred it back to Rowe while acting as his "de facto personal financial institution," according to court documents.
"Front and center in this conspiracy has been the law firm of Band Weintraub, which has strategically funneled money through its trust account as though it was (Rowe's) personal account in a clear effort to evade the receiver's collection efforts," Michael Lamont, an attorney for Wiand, stated in court documents.
The receivership is collecting money for the 350 investors who were bilked out of $162 million in the hedge-fund Ponzi scheme Nadel operated in downtown Sarasota.
Current Band Weintraub attorneys not involved
U.S District Judge Richard Lazzara approved the settlement Tuesday under which Band Weintraub will pay $943,527 within 20 days.
The money will come from its professional liability insurance coverage.
The law firm "does not admit any liability," according to the settlement.
In a statement, Band Weintraub principal Gregory S. Band, David's son, said the matter has been "resolved."
"It involved the recovery of funds that had been transferred to Band Weintraub by a client of an attorney who is no longer with the firm," he said. "None of the six attorneys currently at Band Weintraub were involved in any way with this matter."
He said his firm, whose other named partner is real estate lawyer Anne Weintraub, was dismissed from the ongoing Rowe litigation in September after reaching the agreement to settle.
Wiand contends Rowe transferred funds in and out of Band Weintraub after he sued Rowe in early 2010, and even after a federal judge approved the $4 million judgment in February.
Wiand has said Rowe played a pivotal role in the Ponzi scam by touting Nadel's funds and soliciting investors.
Rowe pocketed $2.7 million in fees and also collected $4 million in false profits from the hedge funds.
David Band split with Band Weintraub shortly after Judge Lazzara approved the judgment against Rowe. State records show that Band Gates PL was formed on Feb. 21, about two weeks later.
David Band said his departure from Band Weintraub had "absolutely nothing" to do with the Rowe matter.
The Bands were together for about four years, forming their firm in 2009, about two months after a dispute over malpractice insurance led to the elder Band's exit from Abel Band, a firm he built into one of Southwest Florida's legal powerhouses during 40 years there.
Abel Band's insurer refused to cover Band's real estate investment activities, and the attorney refused to sign indemnifications that would have protected his then-partners.
Nadel victims pleased more money has been recovered
Sarasota attorney Morgan Bentley, who represents 36 investors in the Nadel scheme, said his clients were happy that more money had been found.
"They only wish these funds had been disclosed and disgorged earlier, especially since the issues with Nadel and Don Rowe have been so well publicized," Bentley said.
"Obviously, the allegations made by the receiver regarding a conspiracy by Don Rowe and a law firm to avoid the judgments are quite serious, and I would hope they are not true. Nevertheless, we are confident the appropriate process will be followed in that regard going forward," he said.
Nadel's victims have recovered about 40 percent of their losses so far.
Wiand claimed that Rowe, his wife, Joyce, and other family members used entities they controlled to evade giving money owed to the receivership. They did so, he alleged, by moving funds in and out of the trust account at Band Weintraub.
One transfer of $457,339 by the Rowes' Carnegie Marketing Associates occurred on March 23, about six weeks after Judge Lazzara approved the judgment against the newsletter publisher.
While the Band Weintraub settlement ends his scrutiny of the firm, Wiand said he expects to recover additional funds from Rowe.
"We do believe there will be more," he said. "We will continue to aggressively pursue that."
EARLIER: Law firm Band Weintraub P.L. will shell out nearly $1 million to the receiver in the Arthur Nadel Ponzi scheme to settle allegations it helped a former client evade required payments.
Receiver Burton Wiand threatened to sue Band Weintraub, claiming the firm engaged in a "conspiracy" to conceal money it accepted from Donald Rowe, an investment newsletter publisher who was ordered in February to pay $4 million to the Nadel receivership by a federal judge.
Rowe was a client of prominent Sarasota attorney David S. Band, who this spring left Band Weintraub and formed a new practice with attorney Chad Gates.
The Rowe funds were transferred to Band Weintraub after the receivership filed a lawsuit against Rowe. Wiand contends Rowe played an instrumental role in the $168 million hedge fund scam by touting Nadel's funds and soliciting investors. Rowe pocketed $2.7 million in fees and also collected $4 million in false profits from the hedge funds.
U.S District Judge Richard Lazzara approved a settlement Tuesday, under which Band Weintraub will pay $943,527 within 20 days.
The law firm "does not admit any liability," according to the settlement.
Check back at HeraldTribune.com for more on this developing story.


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The cover for this book is really much darker, but this gives you a better view of the pictures and wording on the front. This book was purchased by our grandfather, James Brooks Wasden in "Butte City, Montana" in 1897, a year before he married our grandmother. I'm so glad that he wrote in the flyleaf so that we would have that information. Since he was there to work in the mines, and those workers were usually a pretty rough lot, he may have felt the need to learn more about the social order of things in the polite world - who knows? Anyway, I can remember Mother borrowing the book from Grandma when we were fairly young, and we read gems from it's pages that seemed so antiquated that we had many laughs about the contents. I fell heir to the book, and have enjoyed leafing through it from time to time. Ann is preparing for a little stint that required something different, so I typed some of the more interesting bits for her, and thought I might include a few here for your entertainment:
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That is of no account. Steel and gold are used in dentristry in foreign countries, (as well as metals still being used in the U.S.). Porcelain is the best choice (for appearance, and no leaching of metals into the body system), but can be prohibitively expensive.
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The leaking of information by an official in this case just more raises questions
There is a useful footnote under Tom's name, the first line of which he might reread.
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Offensive Player of the Year
RB Demetrius Hart, Dr. Phillips, 5-9/185, Sr.
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RB Tom Smith, Apopka, 5-11/205, Sr.
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RB A.J. Turman, Boone, 6-1/205, Soph
WR Alton Howard, Edgewater, 5-8/165, Jr.
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OL Max Lang, Boone, 6-5/280, Sr.
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OL Darrell Williams, Evans, 6-4/240, Sr.
K-P Shawn Moffitt, Dr. Phillips, 5-10/170, Sr.
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RB Brandon Brown-Dukes, Winter Park, 5-9/175, Sr.
WR Lee Dunnam, Winter Park, 6-1/195, Sr.
WR Chris Gallon, Dr. Phillips, 6-5/206, Sr.
WR Ricky Harper, Oak Ridge, 5-10/170, Sr.
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DE James Washington, Winter Park, 6-2/210, Jr.
DE Kenny Judson, Jones, 6-1/200, Sr.
DT Deon Green, Olympia, 6-4/275, Sr.
DL Marquis Cousins, Colonial, 6-1/250, Sr.
LB Trevor Alfredson, Bishop Moore, 6-0/195, Sr.
LB Phillip Amone, Dr. Phillips, 5-11/220, Jr.
LB LaQuentin Smith, Dr. Phillips, 6-2/235, Sr.
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Indiana Nurse Aide Curriculum (Updated 3/21/2014)
Lessons 2 & 30 updated
- (PDF | Word) Full Document (265 pages)
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Not long ago an adorable Dachshund-mix puppy named Sunny was brought into my ER because he was having trouble breathing and was coughing up blood. A quick blood test determined that he had eaten rat poison. A blood transfusion was required to save his life. He made a full recovery.
The need for blood or plasma transfusions is a frequent occurrence in our referral hospital, and can be crucial in many situations including trauma, immune diseases, blood-loss during surgery or, as in the case of Sunny, for eating rat bait.
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as told by Mildred Brown Crain to her daugher, Martha Jean Crain
Part of Dolomite is now annexed in Hueytown. This was done about a year or more ago.
Besides being an early settler in "Possum Valley", it has also been haded down in the family that William Brown named Rock Creek and Lost Creek. These two creeks were several miles from his home.
Years ago there was a miners cemetery located on the east side of the Woodward Railroad between the railroad and the Tin Mill Road. It is near the Browntown area. It is located where Jackson and Washington Streets join together. My grandfather on my mother's side, James Stewart, was buried there, but the family had him moved to the Brighton Cemetery when his wife died in 1913. The Stewarts lived in Brighton. Today the miners cemetery is completely destroyed. There are three or four markers piled up on top of each other. This is the only trace of the cemetery and one has to hunt through brush to even find these. This was the situation the last time I was over there. That was six or seven years ago.
A Doctor Thomas was another Woodward doctor. I have not named him. He lived in the house where Gladys Reaves Miller lived on the corner of Edwards and Commissary Streets. Another Doctor was a Dr. Meeks. He lived in the house where Dr. McEniry lived.
My father sold dynamite in his store. The "Powder House" was located 3/4 to a mile from the store in the woods.
A favorite swimming place when I was young was East Lake Park in East Lake and West Lake in Bessemer.
Leon Mock says at one time hhis father had a barber shop located by his home. His father was A. W. Mock.
I believe the "tar plant" was built around the 1920's. We always called it the "tar plant" but it is Koppers Company. I don't know a lot of the industrial history to write about. Koppers is located near the Woodward Railroad and not too far from the Dolomite Baptist Church. In back of the Church and near the railroad.
The Dolomite Masonic Lodge 452 formed August 7, 1886 and the Dolomite Chapter 170 OES formed March 19, 1915. This information is from Clyde Crane.
Dode Eastes was a constable. Dode might be a nickname. He lived where Audrey Suit Harris now lives. The original house burned and was built back. It burned while Suit's lived there and they built it back.
Garywood got their mailed addressed Dolmite until they got it changed it changed in the late 1940's or early 1950's. After that, they got their mail delivered to their homes addressed Garywood, Bessemer, Alabama.
I remember during World War II we use to have "Blackouts". Everyone in the community had to turn all their lights off to practice what we would do in case of a real attack. We had blackout shades. They were jet black and no light could come through them.
During this time, the draft was registering men up to 45 years of age. At one time, a group of Hueytown High School students registered men for the draft at the Dolomite Commissary. Mr. daughter, Fay, registered her father.
Also during the war, the government collected grease. I think they used it for gun powder, etc. The Dolomite Commissary would collect it for the government. When I saved a jar of grease, I would take it to the commissary.
Dolomite had a baseball team in 1915. Champion Bessemer District League. Some of the players were Wilson Brown, Joe Reed, Raymond Miles, and Will Reed.
Leon Mock and a cousin of mine, Alva Carpenter, said the commissary was first located further up the track toward Pleasant Grove. Somewhere between the new commissary and No. 1 mines. Possible somewhere behind the old black school. My cousin Alva is now deceased.
As stated before, the Dolomite Eastern Star was organized March 19, 1915. I joined when I was about 18 years old, but did not keep up my membership after I married.
When I was small, only the doctors and mine officials had phones and electricity. My family had delco lights.
Some games children played when I was a child were: school, marbles, hop scotch, drop the handkerchief, Pop the whip, hid and seek. Girls played with dolls until they were much older than they are today.
Dolomite or Garywood had a Civitan Club at one time. Maybe in the 1950's.
At one time, Dolomite had a community house. It was located
across the street from the school on Edwards Street. It was on the
corner. It was a home at first and then made into a Community Center
by Woodward Iron Company. After they closed the community center, it
was converted back into a homeand Charlie Stamps family lived there at one
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VIDEO: GameTime's crew previews Game 4 of the Heat-Pacers series
MIAMI — Stop me if you've heard this before.
The Indiana Pacers' starting lineup has outscored the Miami Heat (by 29 points) in its floor time in the Eastern Conference finals. But when the Pacers have had one or more reserves on the floor, they've been pretty awful (minus-34). And thus, they're down 2-1 with a need to get Game 4 on Monday (8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN).
Yes, this is the same story as we had in last year's conference finals, when the Pacers' starters were a plus-49 in seven games and all other Indiana lineups were a minus-77.
With that in mind, reworking the bench was the focus of the Pacers' summer. They traded for Luis Scola and signed C.J. Watson and Chris Copeland. But in the regular season, lineups that included at least one reserve were only slightly better (plus-2.0 points per 100 possessions) than they were last season (plus-1.8).
In February, the Pacers signed Andrew Bynum and traded Danny Granger for Evan Turner, moves that somehow threw their starters in a funk. They've been better in the postseason, but the bench is back to bringing the Pacers down.
The playoff numbers aren't as bad as they were last season, but Indiana lineups with at least one reserve on the floor have been pretty dreadful offensively and have been outscored by 4.4 points per 100 possessions in 16 games. In this series, they've been awful on both ends of the floor and have been outscored by 30.3.
Scola scored eight straight points in the second quarter on Saturday, but has shot 2-for-11 otherwise. Ian Mahinmi has played just 23 minutes in three games. Turner has played just three, and managed to dribble straight into a triple-team upon entering Game 3. Watson has the worst plus-minus (minus-31 in 58 minutes) in the series.
The only reserve that hasn't hurt the Pacers in this series is Rasual Butler. Meanwhile, the Heat have gotten lifts from Ray Allen, Chris Andersen, Norris Cole and Rashard Lewis, all of whom have been trusted and empowered much more than anyone on Indiana's bench.
That's why some of this has to come back on Pacers coach Frank Vogel. In a sprint for the No. 1 seed and home-court advantage (which they lost in Game 2) from the start of the season, the Pacers weren't willing to sacrifice games to develop their bench. Over the last two seasons, the Indiana starting lineup has played almost twice as many minutes (3,429) as any other lineup in the league.
Part of that is health. They've been fortunate that none of their starters have missed more than eight games in either season.
Part of it is dependence. When the starters are much better than the reserves, teams tend to stick with them for longer minutes.
But part of it is a lack of foresight. Scola, Watson and Mahinmi had regular roles during the season, but guys like Copeland and Butler were basically used in garbage time.
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When his team is struggling to match up with Miami's small lineup in transition and David West is chasing Allen around multiple screens, there's little Vogel can do. He isn't going to take West off the floor, because he's his most stable and dependable player. If he benches Roy Hibbert, Vogel has lost his rim protection against the best rim attacker in the league.
Foul trouble is another problem. With George Hill and Paul George forced to sit extra minutes in Game 3, the Pacers' defense didn't hold up. Lance Stephenson was forced to play all of the final three quarters and looked gassed as the Heat pulled away in the fourth.
In its last six wins, Miami has outscored its opponents in the fourth quarter by an average score of 26.5-19.5. The Heat haven't been superb all game, every game, but they get it done when they need to.
Might the Pacers' starters be able to hang with the champs better in the fourth quarter if their reserves had given them a little more production and rest earlier in the game?
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"Are ye so foolish? having begun in the Spirit, are ye now made perfect by the flesh?" Galatians 3:3
Suggested Further Reading: John 3:1-8
It is simple enough for a man that hath the Spirit in him to believe, when he hath the written Word before him and the witness of the Spirit in him; that is easy enough. But for the poor, tried sinner, who cannot see anything in the Word of God but thunder and threatening—for him to believe—ah, my brethren, it is not such a little matter as some make it to be. It needs the fulness of the power of God's Spirit to bring any man to such a faith as that. Well, when the sinner has thus believed, then the Holy Spirit brings all the precious things to him. There is the blood of Jesus; that can never save my soul, unless God the Spirit takes that blood, and sprinkles it upon my conscience. There is the perfect spotless righteousness of Jesus; it is a robe that will fit me and adorn me from head to foot, but it is no use to me till I have put it on; and I cannot put it on myself; God the Holy Spirit must put the robe of Jesus' righteousness on me. There is the covenant of adoption, whereby God gives me the privileges of a son; but I cannot rejoice in my adoption until I receive the spirit of adoption whereby I may be able to cry, "Abba, Father." So, beloved, you see that every point that is brought out in the experience of the new-born Christian, every point in that part of salvation which we call its beginning in the soul, has to do with God the Holy Spirit. There is no step that can be taken without him, there is nothing which can be accomplished aright without him.
For meditation: It is impossible to begin in the flesh and end up with the Spirit (John 6:63-64; Romans 8:9).
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March 19, 2012, 09:31:44 AM »
I would like to get an honest opinion on two of my choices for attending law school in the fall.
Here is my current situation:
Charlotte School of Law: Charlotte, NC. $25,000 scholarship (renewable contingent upon maintaining at 3.0 GPA). Tuition: ~$36,000/year.
Campbell Law: Raleigh, NC. No scholarship. Tuition: ~$34,000/year.
I know that I want to stay in North Carolina, and I could really see myself at either Campbell or Charlotte, after visiting both schools.
My parents live in Charlotte & I went to high school there. However, I would not live with them because that would be far too much stress for me to handle. I could see myself living and working in Charlotte in the future. Charlotte is a very young school & has recently been accredited in August 2011 (the minimum time for ABA accreditation). I know someone who goes there who says that she loves it, and that they offer a great legal education. I'm aware of the "Scholarship scam" that many law schools offer, because of the minimum GPA requirement, which is also something that worries me.
Campbell Law was the first law school that I visited, and I fell in love with the school and downtown Raleigh (where it is located). It is definitely more well-respected than Charlotte in the state of North Carolina because it has been around longer, and I believe has had a higher bar passage rate than UNC and Wake Forest since the 1990's. As I said, I think Raleigh is a great city and I could also see myself working there after law school. I have heard that Campbell is more challenging, so I feel as though I would not be able to be at the top of the class, like I would have more of a chance to do at Charlotte. I just do not know if I want to incur about 75% more debt going to Campbell, as opposed to Charlotte Law.
Thoughts & opinions are greatly appreciated.
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March 19, 2012, 10:28:37 AM »
Well that is a difficult decision, but before I give my two cents realize I and anyone else is nothing more than an anonymous person on the internet who knows nothing about you or your situation.
It is good to know you are aware of the scholarship scam if you want to call it that, but what are the requirements at Charlotte? Is it a 3.0 GPA minimum and if so how many students can recieve a 3.0 in their first year. I would call Charlotte and ask how many students lose their scholarship or look at their student handbook to see what their curve is. If you can save 75,000 on tuition, which is what it would be over three years that is a lot of money, and something to really consider.
However, it seems like you really like Charleston and the city. Location, atmosphere of the school you are going to attend is a huge factor. You are going to be in that area for a minimum of three years, and 1L year time essentially stands still so it feels a lot longer. During those 3 years your going to make friends, get an apartment, a girlfriend/boyfriend (if you don't already have one, and your will get settled there. So the physical location of the school is a big decision in itself, because odds are that is where you will end up living for quite awhile if not the rest of your life.
School atmosphere is another thing to consider. It is great your friend loves Charlotte, but what one person loves another may hate. If you loved Charleston that is something to listen to. When I was choosing schoosl I visited a lot of places some I hated others I loved. What I hated about one place someone else may have loved. What you like or dislike about a school is a very subjective feeling and you are going to be spending a lot of time at whatever school you choose. If you love the environment your in you will likely do well in school and just generally be happier.
The money is something to consider, but over the long haul of your life and legal career you will pay the debt off. Although when starting out the numbers seem insurmountable it eventually becomes manageable. So just based on the limited facts you presented knowing nothing about you I would probably choose Charleston, because you feel in love with the school. If Charlotte doesn't do it for you then don't spend 3 years of your life and even the scholarship lasts all three yeras 33K + living expenses it adds up.
Also one thing to know about legal education is it basically the same at every ABA school. First year you will take torts, civil procedure, contracts, property, LRW, criminal law, con law or some variation on that. Whether at Harvard or Charlotte the substance of these courses are the same in torts you will read Palsgraf, Civ Pro Pennoyer v. neff, Contracts Hadley v. Baxendale so and so on.
The only caveat to that is if you have a particular legal interest, which very few law students or lawyers actually have. Some people might say I want to do IP law, or Tax Law, or something like that, but if something else comes up they will gladly switch to it. However, if you truly have an interest in an area of law looking at the courses Charlotte or Charleston offer in that area should play a factor in your decision. For example if you want to be a trial lawyer and Charlotte offers sevearl litigation courses and fields multiple mock trial teams, and Charleston doesn't. That should play a facotr in your decision. Or if you want to do Tax Law and Charlotte offers Estate taxes, federal income taxation, I don't know anything about taxes, but if they have 8 or 9 tax classes and Charleston doesn't have any then that shoud also play a factor.
Those are just some things to think about and hopefully you will come to the decision. Another thing to realize is there no right answer to the question I turned down many scholarships, schools, and so and sometimes I wonder what if I had gone to X or Y school. The truth is I will never know and neither will you, but once you get started and your legal career begins it won't really matter anymore. Good luck to you.
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To OP
I would recommend e-mailing the financial aid Office at Campbell Law and let them know you have been accepted elsewhere and given a schoalrship. See if there is anything they can offer you.
I had my scholarship offer from Campbell significantly increased doing this. Of course everyone's stats are different.
While I know money is an issue - Campbell has the highest bar passage rate in NC for the last several years. Their job placement is good for small to mid-size law firms and state government (i.e. Raleigh is the Capitol), as well as judicial. Starting salaries however, not so good - ~55K. I think this also reflects the current job market too.
Looks like i'm attending Campbell Law as of now - waitlisted at a few others.
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Charlotte may be the best option based on all of those factors.
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Software provider RMS has introduced its all-in-one reservation management system to parks, campgrounds and outdoor resorts around North America, according to a press release.
Boasting "everything you need in one convenient package," the software system integrates once separate functions into a streamlined, simple-to-understand program.
RMS Parks and RMS Park and Resorts handle online bookings, channel management and price yielding to aid in maximizing occupancy and profits. The single solution provider also helps parks and campgrounds avoid the common pitfalls of utilizing separate pieces of software, including interfacing errors, missed reservations and duplicate bookings.
While recently introduced stateside, Australia-based RMS has amassed over 3,500 clients and 30 years of industry experience.
"Years ago, we made a strategic decision to build a single system that incorporates reservations, online booking tools, rate management assistance, and point of sale and maintenance management," said Global Sales and Marketing Manager David Jones. "As the online platform grew, RMS built in seamless channel management capabilities that pass rate and availability, and accept bookings from external sources like online booking agents. These are features single systems often don't have the capacity to do."
While many campgrounds and parks continue to use separate systems to complete daily tasks, the RMS software packages are quickly eliminating the need to seek out multiple providers.
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The company believes their platform, with advanced mobile capabilities, will speak to park operators' need to stay competitive
Continued Jones, "It's a cutthroat market, with each reservation counting. No one can afford to lose a reservation because of a software issue. Park operators deserve a simple solution, where components will effectively speak with one another. That's exactly what RMS North America can provide."
Since entering the U.S. market, RMS North America has garnered attention in the local park and campground sector, already picking up a number of corporate and family-owned properties. David Jones and the San Diego-based RMS team have also recently launched an updated North American website. For more information or to book a consultation, visit www.parks.rmsnorthamerica.com.


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GREENSBORO, N.C. – Washington and Lee scored its most points in a game in 48 years, producing a 55-29 victory over Guilford in ODAC football action on Saturday afternoon at the Armfield Athletic Center.
The victory was the 77th in the career of Head Coach Frank Miriello, setting a new program record for career victories. Miriello surpassed Gary Fallon, who had notched 76 wins from 1978-94. His career record now stands at 77-75-1 over 16 seasons.
The Generals' 55 points were the most since posting a 55-14 win over Franklin & Marshall on Oct. 27, 1962. W&L (2-2, 1-0) forced five Guilford turnovers and racked up 545 yards of total offense, including 463 rushing yards (third-most in ODAC history), in winning in Greensboro for the second-straight season.
The Quakers (0-4, 0-1) jumped out to a 3-0 lead as Tyler Hall capped a 14-play, 56-yard game-opening drive with a 27-yard field goal. A 26-yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Charlie Westfal (New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan) to sophomore running back Brett Murray (Lookout Mountain, Tenn./Baylor School) on the next possession gave the Generals a 6-3 lead with 4:38 left in the first quarter.
Guilford wrestled the lead back on a 23-yard touchdown run by Mike Williams just 12 seconds into the second quarter, but junior running back Harrison Hudson scored a pair of touchdowns, including a 29-yard touchdown catch from Westfal with 42 seconds remaining to give W&L a 20-9 lead. However, the Quakers drove 61 yards in three plays to make it 20-15 on a 32-yard touchdown reception by Ben King with five seconds left in the half.
The Generals scored three unanswered second quarter touchdowns, including a 47-yard touchdown run by sophomore running back Luke Heinsohn (Charlottesville, Va./Covenant), to carry a 41-15 lead into the final quarter. The two teams exchanged touchdowns in the fourth period for the final result.
W&L received touchdowns by five different players led by Murray, who totaled three touchdowns on the day, two rushing and one receiving. He rushed nine times for 69 yards and caught one pass for 26 yards. Hudson rushed five times for 69 yards and a touchdown and caught one pass for 29 yards and a touchdown. Heinsohn eclipsed the 100-yard mark for the third-straight game, carrying 20 times for 223 yards and one touchdown. It was W&L's first 200-yard rushing game since the 2001 season. Westfal finished 3-of-6 passing for 64 yards and two touchdowns and he rushed for another score. Sophomore defensive back Jake Pelton (Charlottesville, Va./Monticello) led the defense with eight tackles, a fumble recovery and an interception.
Sophomore quarterback Luke Vandall completed 23-of-29 passes for 299 yards and three touchdowns (2 INT) to lead the Quaker offense. Sophomore wide receiver Ben King had 10 catches for 141 yards and two scores, while sophomore running back Mike Williams carried eight times for 55 yards and one touchdown. Junior linebacker Chris Jessup recorded a game-high 14 tackles and a sack to lead the Guilford defense.
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Desert Mirror Zendo & Guest House is a small Soto Zen Buddhist meditation hall and spiritual retreat cottage located in the central Nob Hill neighborhood of Albuquerque, New Mexico. A weekly schedule of Zen meditation practice is offered in the Soto Zen tradition of Shunryu Suzuki-Roshi, founder of San Francisco Zen Center.
Desert Mirror is a relatively informal, lay community zendo whose practice is appropriate for all levels of meditators, from first-time beginners through very experienced practitioners. Meditation instruction is available the first Monday of each month at 5:45 p.m., or by appointment.
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WallShadow wrote:Do you have a linux distro that boots from a flash drive?
WallShadow wrote:the laptop doesn't have a cd drive, and I've never had any luck with setting up bootable removable devices.
Fyi, this is PRETTY darn old.
edone automaton wrote:That is more likely to be your problem, I come across a fair amount of old stuff that has no option in the bios to boot from a peripheral. how about a dual boot?
XxPhantom117xX wrote:Well there is an alternative that I have thought of although I have not finished programming it. Depending on how DyKnow appears in the taskmanager dictates how it would be created for instance, on my computer it comes up as a random string of 8 lowercase letters. You could always create a random letter generator in python and have the output be put into a looping taskkill that puts .exe at the end; thus essentially stopping it.
But if it comes up as monitor.exe you just write an extremely basic program using DOS it would look like this:
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but as it is for most of us it comes up as a string of letters. so python should be used for this. I am working on writing the program, I just need to fix a few errors.
centip3de wrote:Please don't necro old posts when the OP is obviously either gone, or has his answer. Also, you do realize how long it would take to come up with the right combination of letters, right? Assuming you ONLY have lower-case letters in your string, there are 26 different letters in possibly 8 different places. 26(letters)^8(different places) = 208,827,064,576. Assuming your cracker works at a rate of 1 key-word per second (you still have to wait for Windows to check for the process, and return to you), it would take you approximately 6,617 years to complete (give or take a couple thousand).
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Hunters are enthusiastic about Vermont's upcoming Oct. 1-23 and Dec. 3-11 archery deer hunting season, according to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department.
New in 2011, a hunter may take up to three deer in Vermont's archery season with three archery licenses. No more than one of the deer taken during archery season may be a legal buck. No antlerless deer may be taken in Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) E, where antlerless deer hunting is prohibited in 2011.
In Vermont a hunter may take up to three deer in a calendar year in any combination of seasons (Archery, Youth Weekend, November Rifle Season, December Muzzleloader). Of these, only two may be legal bucks, and only one buck may be taken in each season. A "legal buck" is a deer with at least one antler having two or more points one inch or longer. All three deer in the annual bag limit may be antlerless deer.
In order to purchase an archery license, the hunter must show a certificate of satisfactorily completing a bow hunter education course, or show a previous or current bow hunting license from any state or Canadian province, or sign an affidavit that they have previously held an archery license.
Hunters must have a standard hunting license in order to purchase an add-on archery deer hunting license, except that nonresidents may purchase an "archery only deer license" costing just $75.
Shooting hours are one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset.
Tree stands and ground blinds may only be built or used if the hunter has landowner permission. This includes portable as well as permanent stands and blinds. A hunter constructing or using a stand or blind must permanently mark his or her name and address on it so that it may be conveniently and easily read. Landowners are exempted from this requirement.
On Vermont State Wildlife Management Areas, it is illegal to use nails, bolts or screws, including screw-in climbing steps, or wire, chain or other material that penetrates through the bark.
Because additional restrictions apply, hunters are urged to read the entire law governing the use of stands and blinds on page 24 of the "2011 Vermont Guide to Hunting, Fishing & Trapping," which is available online and where licenses are sold.
Hunters who are planning their first Vermont archery deer hunting trip or who are looking for new hunting areas should get a copy of two publications, both available on Fish & Wildlife's website (vtfishandwildlife.com) under Hunting & Trapping and then "Big Game."
The 2010 White-tailed Deer Harvest Report, gives the number of deer taken in each town in archery, rifle and muzzleloader deer hunting seasons. Vermont's Archery Deer Regulations 2011, provides the archery season rules.
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Mining contractor Macmahon Holdings is poised for a capital raising as it battles to reverse a drop in earnings and tries to cut costs.
Macmahon's shares were placed in a trading halt on Monday, with the company saying an announcement was pending about a possible equity raising and strategy update.
The stock is expected to remain in a trading halt until Wednesday, or when the company makes its announcement.
Macmahon has been undertaking a major review of its costs and is axing up to 50 jobs.
In September, Macmahon said cost overruns at its Hope Downs 4 rail project in Western Australia as well as the expectation of fewer contract wins, meant its profit for 2012/13 would be about half that of the previous year.
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And So Another December Starts… Badly!!
So the Cowboys stood at 8-3. A two game lead over the NY Giants with an opportunity to send the Giants to a 6-6 record and pretty much end their season. We all know the December history with this team over the last three seasons and we have all heard the talk this past week. The Cowboys then open a 10-0 lead on the Giants late in the second quarter and well…that's where it kind of ended.
The Cowboys took a 10-0 lead on the Giants with a nice Romo to Williams touchdown pass. They had the Giants just were they wanted them. The once mighty 5-0 Giants now at 6-5 and little or no confidence in the way they were playing. So what does the Dallas defense do when they have the Giants down? Well, you would think they would step on their throats and end it for them. But no, they allow the Giants to drive down the field and score to tighten the game to 10-7 and give the Giants some life.
Next possession for the Cowboys with a little over a minute left in the first half. The Cowboys try to answer the Giants touchdown, but then Marion Barber fumbles. The Giants take full advantage of the turnover and score the go ahead touchdown right before halftime. Dallas had the Giants on their knees begging for mercy, but just like in past seasons the Cowboys let a team off the hook and gave them life.
Third quarter…Romo leads the offense to the go ahead score on another touchdown to Williams, 17-14. You think the Dallas defense would try to respond once again. But….it took the Giants only one play to take the lead back. A short pass to Jacobs resulted in a 74 yard go ahead for good touchdown. Here is my question. How does the defense let something like this happen? I honestly thought the Dallas defense was still on the sideline after the kickoff. But then I saw Anthony Spencer, Bradie James and Gerald Sensabaugh. But Spencer might have well been on the sideline as Jacobs ran away from him like he was standing still.
Onto the fourth quarter as the Cowboys held the Giants to an all important field goal to keep the Giants lead to only seven points, 24-17. Although I must say that it really had nothing to do with the Dallas defense on the third down play as Steve Smith clearly beat Scandrick (That's a surprise!!!), but dropped the pass.
Ok, you would think the Cowboys are in good shape as they are only down by seven points with a lot of time left in the game. So they get the ball back and what happens? Yes, three and out as Barber gains three yards on first down, Romo get an intentional grounding penalty which results in a lost down. And on third and 17 they can only manage a short gain to Witten.
Punt formation!!!! Ok, punt the ball and let's get the ball back with plenty of time left. Nope!!!! Not going to happen. Hixon gets the ball and after three missed tackles (well, I kind of stopped counting at that point and proceeded to destroy my living room), Hixon scores on a 79 punt return to put the Giants up 31-17.
Once again the Cowboys get the ball back and start driving. They get to the Giants 36 yard line where Williams is beyond wide open down the right sideline and what does Romo do? He misses him on what would have been a touchdown. And two plays later they fail on a fourth down attempt.
Yes, Romo once again drove the Cowboys down the field for a score at the end of game that was already over, but it was just too late at that point. The Cowboys once again just gave up too many big plays and were not able to respond when they needed too. So, December of 2009 is underway and the Cowboys are now 0-1. They have fallen to 8-4 and are tied with the Eagles for first place with the Giants now only one game back.
What is ahead for the Cowboys. Oh, not much. Just four teams playing at the top of their game. Yes, even the Redskins who lost today, but still played one hell of a game against the Saints. Here is the rest of the schedule for the Cowboys….
San Diego, 8-3
at New Orleans, 12-0
at Washington, 3-9 (record will not matter)
Philadelphia, 8-4
At this point I honestly do not know what will happen the rest of the season. The way I am feeling right now (frustrated), I can take a guess, but I would rather not because it just makes me sick to my stomach. I would say I'm speechless, but I just read my own post and I guess I'm anything but speechless.


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Sheriff: Letter linked to wanted Wisconsin man makes unspecified threat
A written threat against unspecified churches in the Sussex area was sent via US Mail by someone purporting to be Joseph Jakubowski, the Wisconsin man who authorities say has made anti-religious and anti-government comments before he burglarized a Janesville gun shop, Waukesha County Sheriff Eric Severson said in a statement.
The threat indicated unspecified violence on Easter Sunday.
In his statement sent via email to the media, Severson said his officials have been unable to substantiate the threat nor the letter's author.
"We ask that all citizens of Waukesha County be vigilant and report any suspicious activity," he said. "This information is being disseminated as a precaution in the interest of public safety."
Jakubowski, of Janesville, has been on the run since April 4 when officials say broke into The Armageddon Gun Shop and stole 18 weapons and other items before setting his vehicle on fire. A 161-page manifesto he mailed to President Trump has been received by the White House and is still being analyzed, authorities said.
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