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James O'Keefe addresses FBI raids of Project Veritas reporters over Biden daughter's 'stolen' diary
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Project Veritas founder James O'Keefe provided a blistering response to the reported FBI raids which were performed towards associates of the guerilla news outlet over the lacking diary of President Biden's daughter.
The New York Times broke the story on Friday that Biden's DOJ searched two areas in New York in search of a "stolen" diary that belonged to Ashley Biden that went lacking simply days earlier than the 2020 presidential election.
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The investigation is being performed by the FBI and federal prosecutors in Manhattan.
"In recent weeks, federal investigators have reached out to at least one person who worked for Project Veritas to question that person about the diary, one of the people briefed on the case said," the Times reported.
Democratic presidential nominee and former Vice President Joe Biden's daughter Ashley Biden speaks by video feed through the 4th and closing night time of the 2020 Democratic National Convention, as members from throughout the nation are hosted over video hyperlinks from the initially deliberate website of the conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, U.S. August 20, 2020. 2020 Democratic National Convention/Pool by way of REUTERS
O'Keefe confirmed the Times' reporting, releasing a video message addressing his group's obvious ties to the diary and declaring "Project Veritas came under attack."
"I woke to the news that apartments and homes of Project Veritas journalists, or former journalists, had been raided by FBI agents," O'Keefe started. "It appears the Southern District of New York now has journalists in their sights for the supposed crime of doing their jobs lawfully and honestly, or at least this journalist."
O'Keefe alleged that "within an hour" of the FBI's raid of the house of a Project Veritas reporter, the Times contacted that reporter for remark.
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"We do not know how the New York Times was aware of the execution of a search warrant at our reporter's home or the subject matter of the search warrant as a grand jury investigation is secret," O'Keefe mentioned. "The FBI took materials of current, former Project Veritas journalists despite the fact that our legal team previously contacted the Department of Justice and voluntarily conveyed unassailable facts that demonstrate Project Veritas' lack of involvement in criminal activity, and or criminal intent."
"Our efforts were the stuff of responsible ethical journalism, and we are in no doubt that Project Veritas acted properly at each and every step," O'Keefe asserted.
The Project Veritas founder then defined that "tipsters" approached his group late final yr alleging to have Ashley Biden's diary containing "explosive allegations" about her father, then the Democratic nominee, and that the diary was allegedly deserted in a room that she had stayed at and that they stayed after.
The "tipsters," who O'Keefe mentioned he had by no means met prior, had been apparently negotiating with media shops to promote Biden's diary and that finally, Project Veritas didn't publish the e book's contents as a result of his group was not in a position to independently confirm its authenticity.
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"Project Veritas gave the diary to law enforcement to ensure it could be returned to its rightful owner. We never published it," O'Keefe mentioned. "Now, Ms. Biden's father's Department of Justice, specifically the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, appears to be investigating the situation, claiming the diary was stolen. We don't know if it was but it begs the question: In what world is the alleged theft of a diary investigated by the President's FBI and his Department of Justice? A diary?"
O'Keefe went on to assert the investigation "smacks of politics" however that Project Veritas will "not back down."
Political activist James O'Keefe poses for a photograph as he attends the New York screening of the Mike Cernovich movie "Hoaxed" in Manhattan in New York City, U.S., December 9, 2018. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly
Fox News authorized analyst Gregg Jarrett appeared on "Hannity" Friday and careworn there is a "huge difference" between what Ashley Biden's lawyer has alleged that her diary was stolen versus what O'Keefe alleged about it being left behind in a room, saying "one's a crime and the other one isn't."
"Project Veritas did the right thing," Jarrett instructed Fox News' Sean Hannity. "They didn't publish this because they couldn't verify the authenticity of the documents, but the other conservative website did publish it but they claimed they did verify it. What is so bewildering about this is why in the world would the feds even involved in it."
Jarrett insisted that even when the diary was the topic of a theft, it could be a "state crime" relatively than a federal crime and that the investigation, which allegedly started underneath Attorney General William Barr, has turn into an "enormous conflict of interest" with President Biden now in workplace.
"A journalist cannot be criminally prosecuted for publishing stolen material unless the journalist himself or herself is involved in the theft. There's no indication of that," Garrett mentioned. "And the same is true of leaked classified information. Journalists have never been prosecuted for that, although the leakers have when they're identified. So we don't know a whole lot about this story, but it's deeply troubling. They would barge into the homes of two journalists armed with a search warrant signed off by a federal judge and the Department of Justice, presided over by Joe Biden, this smacks of a political investigation and potential prosecution."
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"From Idealism to Imperialism": Canada's Dark History of NGO Funding
Interview with the co-author of "Paved with Good Intentions"
By Julie Lévesque and Nik Barry-Shaw
Global Research, February 20, 2013
Region: Canada
For many years Stephen Harper's Conservative government has been heavily criticised for its ideological management of aid funds. Known for its ties to right-wing religious groups and its unwavering pro-Israeli stance, the Harper government has cut the funding of organisations such as KAIROS working to promote, among other objectives, Palestinian human rights.
The Conservatives recently decided to review the funding of projects in Haiti, arguing there was a "lack of progress".
We will recall, however, that "progress" in Haiti was greatly hindered when the US with the support of Canada and France orchestrated a coup d'état against Haiti's very popular and democratically elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
Aristide was to implement measures to improve the living conditions of most Haitians, a move feared by the Haitian elite and their foreign partners making profits from the slavery-like conditions of most Haitians.
A Conservative government would have probably acted just like the Liberals did at the time.
Both the mainstream and alternative media suggest that the Harper government has scrapped the well-established and neutral institution of foreign aid, which was not prone to being influenced by the ruling party's political and financial interests:
"The issue here is the reversal, by Stephen Harper, of a 60-year consensus shared by all previous governments about the central role of civil society in Canada. Every previous government has funded civil society groups and NGOs even when they espoused policies that contradicted the government's own. Governments might have done so grudgingly and not as generously as some of us hoped. But it has been one of the quiet glories of Canadian democracy that our governments have often backed groups that criticized them or had competing priorities.
No more. With Stephen Harper, you either buy the party line or you get slapped down." (Gerry Caplan, Kairos case is a reminder of the real Harper agenda, rabble.ca,February 20, 2011.)
To say that "every previous government has funded civil society groups and NGOs even when they espoused policies that contradicted the government's own" is an incorrect statement. The book Paved with Good Intentions – Canada's Development NGOs from idealism to imperialism "uncovers the darker side of the role played by NGOs."
Like most developed countries, Canadian development NGOs have in fact served Canada's foreign and domestic interests, and it is not only since the present Conservative government took power that NGOs have served Canadian as well as US foreign policy objectives.
Global Research met with one of the authors of the book, Nik Barry Shaw, who explains the origins of development NGOs in Canada and how they are serving political interests.
Here is the first part of the interview.
How and when did you discover the influence of government funding on NGOs?
It started as a conjecture. We were involved in Haiti solidarity activism in the early 2000s and heard many sources criticising NGOs. We knew that their position in Haiti was a hundred per cent in line with the foreign policy interests inCanada. This influence obviously happens behind closed doors and it is hard to demonstrate.
In the late 60s and the 70s, with the antiwar movements and the influence of the liberation theory, a handful of NGOs tried to go in a radical direction doing things which activists nowadays should be doing: criticise Canadian foreign corporate interests in the Global South, in South Africa, Guatemala, the mining interests in Chile, Canada's foreign policy alignment with the US empire, etc. That criticism became an important part of their work and lots of projects were influenced by what they called the 'ideology of solidarity', which was saying to Canadians: "We need to fight on the side of the oppressed in these countries."
From the beginning, the funding of the NGOs was governmental; it started out as a creation from government and they were looser with the control. They probably did not expect anything to go off the rails, like CUSO – an NGO founded by Keith Spicer and other people who had ties to universities, and the Liberal Party of Canada. They went to Lester B. Pearson and appealed for funding, and a lot of NGOs did the same. CUSO was the first NGO funded by a government. The largess that it received from the government pushed others to ask for funding and that spurred the creation of a matching grant system.
It started as a governmental creation explicitly as a way of winning over ordinary Canadians to the idea that Canada has to be up on the world stage, and that our duty in the Cold War was to develop the Third World, and that NGOs would create that human connection with Canadians and the aid program because otherwise it wouldn't exist and would have no real relevance for ordinary Canadians
But it's funny that a handful of them, including CUSO, the biggest NGO at the time, ended up doing the opposite! They made a case against aid and Canada's foreign policy and went at the root of the issue which was that the corporations dominated the world economy, and the foreign policy of Western governments played a role in that domination and furthered it and were impoverishing the Global South. That, of course, was unacceptable.
So this led to increasing tensions between NGOs and the government, which started increasing control into the funding, eventually cutting it all in the case of CUSO in 1979. They were told they were not getting money until they reorganised their whole structure. Up until this time, under the influence of the more radical elements, they had been pushing toward a more democratic direction, giving more influence to the people in the field, decentralising and allowing programs to be developed by people outside the head office.
The government said, "We are getting rid of the democratically elected board of directors, replacing them with a bunch of people flown from the outside and we're going to recentralise decision making power back in the hand of the home office." They wanted someone that was accountable to them not accountable to people in Tanzania they had been working with, for example. So we discovered that there were very clear and very public instances of where the government stepped in and really imposed its agenda on organisations that received government funding.
In the past few years, cuts from the Harper government, related for example to NGOs defending Palestinian human rights, have given the impression that agenda-driven NGO funding is a new trend initiated by the Harper government when in fact government funding has practically always been aligned with foreign policy.
Yes, the first example in the book is in 1970-1975 when CCIC (Canadian Council for International Cooperation) had their funding cut after they organised a delegation to a UN conference in Rome on the food crisis at the time. Look how things change! They criticised very strongly the Canadian government's position and that echoed back home and led to a pretty big overhaul of the food aid program, which in some ways ameliorated it, but the main impact was that the Liberal government, run by Trudeau at the time cut their funding.
There is definitely a parallel between what was happening internationally with development NGOs and what was happening domestically with community organisations. Trudeau wanted to create a participatory society so a lot of money was given to those orgs but always with conditions and strings attached. In Marxist terms it's building the hegemony, the idea that the ruling class will appropriate the initiatives and ideas of oppositional movements and turn them into something that is harmless and defends the existing order. So it may seem like the rulers are willing to reform when in fact they absorb the oppositional elements, neutralize them and use them to defend the status quo.
It is basically what we call manufacturing dissent?
Yes. And it's been going on for a long time.
How did you get the idea of writing about the inner workings of NGO funding?
Through my involvement in Haiti solidarity and the conflicts we had with development NGOs throughout 2004-2005. We expected these organisations who are for democracy and human rights to obviously be opposed to what was happening [the US-French and Canadian coup d'état] in Haiti because it was so blatant, how could they not? [To read more about Haiti and the coup d'état against the first democratically elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, see our file here.]
Do you think these NGOs defended the military intervention deliberately or that they got caught in the propaganda against Aristide?
It's complex. At the time we were just a bunch of anglo kids with some connections to the Haitian community that was opposed to the coup and we lacked experience and credibility. So we got in touch with other people, tried to build allies in the struggle, and they would tell us, "Well, I know someone at Development and Peace or Alternatives and they've been working on this issue for years and they're good people and they say you're completely wrong, so – end of discussion."
It was difficult because they would not look at the facts, but would decide on the basis of their contacts. And if you told them, "You took all this money from the government and have this position on Haiti because of Canada's implication in the coup, you are sold out, you're a tool," they would reply, "No, we're not a tool, we were faithfully reflecting the position of our partners in Haiti." And it's true, they were.
Alternatives worked with a group called The Haitian Platform to Advocate Alternative Development (PAPDA), headed by Camille Chalmers, an economist at the state university in Haiti, and regroups a bunch of left leaning, anti-neoliberal NGOs and it's true they reflected their position. But the next question is why were they getting funding? Who were the groups that were getting funding? How come you were working with them and not some pro Lavalas groups [President Aristide's party]? How come there is not one NGO in Canada that was working with the government, that happened to support the government or at least was not vehemently opposed to Jean-Bertrand Aristide and his Lavalas movement? And we're talking about a movement that had 50-60 per cent support, and overwhelmingly amongst the poor.
So are these NGOs being dishonest? I think a lot of it is that you buy into your own thing, especially for the left NGOs. They'll say, "We're working with the grassroots, we're working with the civil society, with the people who are really struggling to change things." You need to believe that if you're going to do the work. But it's not true. Who is Camille Chalmers? Who's PAPDA? Who's SAKS and all the NGOs they're working with? They're middle class Haitians! University educated, very far from the base, living a comfortable life, they have air-conditioned offices, they are set apart on a class basis from the rest of the society and their positions reflected that.
In the second coup it was overwhelmingly the tiny middle class and the bourgeoisie with members of the former dictatorship against the rest of society, against the government and its supporters in the slums and the countryside.
But the NGOs don't see that because these groups give up on class analysis and can't acknowledge the fact that the groups they are working with are not actually that grassroots and are not that connected to ordinary people, because that destroys the whole lies of NGOs, because they're supposed to work directly with the poor people, the grassroots and social movements or whatever the buzzword they use at the time. They see themselves as working directly with the people, whereas the big, official aid agencies are working with the governments; they are big, top-down institutions and we, the NGOs are bottom up. That's the appeal, and fundamentally it's false because they end up creating a lot of little top-down structures and hierarchical relationships throughout society within Haiti and between organizations in Haiti and their relationships with foreign NGOs.
A good example of the lack of interest of NGOs in grassroots organisations is the one you mention at the beginning of your book, where you explain that it is the Haitian grassroots NGOs which initiated the downfall of the Duvalier dictatorship and instead of associating themselves with these organisations, the international NGOs replaced them or linked themselves with NGOs run by the Haitian elite.
In some ways it's an unconscious and inevitable process. A lot of international NGOs, after the first coup in 1994, went there to try to work with the popular organisations. But the way they are structured and the amount of bureaucracy there is and paperwork there is to fill out and the expectations of the donors who fund the Canadian NGOs have – all of this makes it impossible to work with someone who is genuinely poor working class. You need people who are university educated, who are from the relatively privileged elite, who can talk the talk to get the funding.
It doesn't automatically mean that they are unrepresentative of the rest of the population but you tend to work with people who aren't necessarily connected with the grassroots, and if there is no strong accountability between the middle class people at the top getting the funding and the people at the bottom, the grassroots that you claim to be supporting, then sometimes what happens is the organisation becomes a vehicle for the person at the top. And the funding has a tendency to erode the accountability to the bottom and I think that's what happened to a few organisations in Haiti. They received large amounts of funding after 1994 and they were very militant and very pro-Lavalas for a time, and with more funding it centralised power in the hands of the people who were able to get that funding and made them dependent on continuing to please the donors.
Copyright © Julie Lévesque and Nik Barry-Shaw, Global Research, 2013
Articles by: Julie Lévesque and Nik Barry-Shaw
Julie Lévesque is a journalist and researcher with the Centre for Research on Globalization (CRG), Montreal. She was among the first independent journalists to visit Haiti in the wake of the January 2010 earthquake. In 2011, she was on board "The Spirit of Rachel Corrie", the only humanitarian vessel which penetrated Gaza territorial waters before being shot at by the Israeli Navy.

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W reprezentacji Danii Beck zadebiutował 31 maja 1995 roku w wygranym 1:0 spotkaniu przeciwko Finlandii. W 1996 roku Richard Møller Nielsen powołał go na mistrzostwa Europy. Na imprezie tej Duńczycy zajęli trzecie miejsce w swojej grupie i odpadli z turnieju. Na angielskich boiskach Mikkel wystąpił w zremisowanym 1:1 meczu z Portugalią oraz przegranym 0:3 pojedynku przeciwko Chorwacji. W 2000 roku Beck znalazł się w kadrze swojej drużyny narodowej na kolejne mistrzostwa Europy. Podopieczni Bo Johanssona na Euro przegrali wszystkie spotkania i zajęli ostatnie miejsce w fazie grupowej. Mikkel na boisku pojawił się w meczach z Francją oraz Czechami. W barwach drużyny narodowej Beck rozegrał łącznie 19 pojedynków, w których zdobył 3 bramki.

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Reprezentanci Danii w piłce nożnej
Piłkarze Boldklubben 1909
Piłkarze SC Fortuny Köln
Piłkarze Middlesbrough F.C.
Piłkarze Derby County F.C.
Piłkarze Nottingham Forest F.C.
Piłkarze Queens Park Rangers F.C.
Piłkarze Aalborgu BK
Piłkarze Lille OSC
Uczestnicy Mistrzostw Europy w Piłce Nożnej 1996
Uczestnicy Mistrzostw Europy w Piłce Nożnej 2000
Urodzeni w 1973
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Edmunds calls the Town Car Lincoln a "very old design"; indeed, except for the rounded, more streamlined look, it isn't very different from the Town Car of a decade ago. According to Cars.com and Motor Trend, there have been no appreciable outward design changes since 2003. What this source calls the Town Car Lincoln's "formal appearance" starts with a "vertical-bar grille [and] a stand-up ornament," mounted at the front of the hood--shades of the 1970s! In fact, it goes back further: Motor Trend says, "Stylists have squared off the Town Car's body, to better reflect upcoming designs that will hearken back to the classic sharply chiseled 'suicide door' Continentals of the early 1960s." This source also adds that the stand-up hood ornament "helps drivers navigate parking spaces."
The interior of the Lincoln Town Car features "a touch of the white-light and satin-nickel interior trim," which since 2003 has made "a big splash" in other Lincoln models, according to Motor Trend. Cars.com describes more interior touches such as "seats are trimmed in premium leather," while "panels with burl walnut appliqué decorate the instrument panel and doors."
Car and Driver also reports that the 2008 Lincoln Town Car is the "last traditional American luxury sedan," as does Jalopnik, which reports that it is to be sent "to the gallows" this year. Edmunds advises that the Lincoln Town Car, which has "outlived its usefulness," will appeal mainly to those who long for "the good old days of large American luxury sedans." It may have a slight advantage for paparazzi and other celebrity hounds: Edmunds adds that those driving the Lincoln Town Car are frequently flagged down at airports by those looking for a limo.
The 2008 Lincoln Town Car has underwhelming power, decent fuel economy, and old-fashioned handling.
The 2008 Lincoln Town Car is underpowered and has little in the way of "road feel," according to reviews from around the Web.
Edmunds says the Town Car Lincoln's "thirsty V8" is "less powerful than many V6 engines." The 4.6-liter V-8 powerplant puts out a mere 239 horsepower, less than many smaller V-6 engines; Car and Driver sums it up as "tepid." ConsumerGuide notes that it is "quick enough," but "trails [rival] Cadillac DTS for overall performance."
ConsumerGuide adds that the "transmission hesitates to kick down for passing, but is otherwise responsive and smooth." This, according to Edmunds, is "a four-speed automatic transmission" from which you can "expect a 0-60-mph time in the mid-8-second range."
Despite its sluggish acceleration, the Lincoln Town Car gulps down an average of one gallon for every for 17.5 miles of travel. ConsumerGuide agrees that fuel economy is a definite "con," considering the 2008 Town Car Lincoln's mediocre levels of performance. AutoMedia damns with faint praise by saying that it is "not especially fuel efficient -- though not all that bad" at EPA estimates of 15 mpg city and 23 mpg highway.
ConsumerGuide advises that the 2008 Lincoln Town Car "leans more in turns than import-brand rivals" and says the steering is "slightly overboosted, but has good accuracy and road feel." Braking is reported on ConsumerGuide as "short and stable" for a heavyweight, but emergency stops tend to cause some nosedive. AutoMedia says that the "big disc brakes bring its bulk to stable stops without drama or noticeable fade...in normal driving." Edmunds is especially critical of the Lincoln Town Car's "antiquated suspension system," which causes the rear end to "jiggle and shake like a bowl of lime Jell-O placed on the head of Carmen Miranda" over broken pavement
Cars.com has a different take on the Lincoln Town Car, praising its "good connection with the road." On the other hand, Edmunds, while acknowledging that performance and power "should be adequate for most buyers," adds that the 2008 Lincoln Town Car suffers from "sloppy dynamics" and is "certainly lacking compared to similarly priced luxury sedans" and if you "like to feel connected to the road in any way, forget about it."
The 2008 Lincoln Town Car's notion of comfort and quality may be obsolete, but the interior space can't be denied.
TheCarConnection.com researched reviews around the Web for opinions on the 2008 Lincoln Town Car's comfort levels. Editors also drove the Town Car—and were ferried around in the backseats of many Town Cars in airports around the world. Most reviews, and TheCarConnection.com's editorial experience, find plenty of room inside the car but not much in the way of supportive seating or high-end luxury fittings.
The first thing you notice about the 2008 Lincoln Town Car's interior, according to Edmunds, is its sheer magnitude. Its "generous interior" will seat six full-grown adults in relative comfort. This source uses some nautical adjectives in its description of the Town Car Lincoln's ride. On one hand, under Pros and Cons, Edmunds puts "nautical ride" in the Cons column; on the other hand, the reviewer says that the Lincoln Town Car is "comfortable, in an on-the-high-seas sort of way," adding that seats are "La-Z-Boy comfy without any of that side-pinching lateral support." Cars.com reports that "interior space is abundant, and rear legroom in the extended-length L sedan is massive...seat bottoms are fairly long and well cushioned," but adds that "support could be better."
ConsumerGuide says that with the Town Car, Lincoln earns above-average marks for comfort, but cautions that, in front, the "middle rider must straddle transmission hump" (this is the last of the rear-wheel-drive luxury cars, after all), and the rear row "isn't as sofa-comfortable as it looks." Nonetheless, there is "abundant head room and outboard leg room."
Trunk space is "massive," according to Edmunds, furnishing 21 cubic feet of storage space. Car and Driver reports that the Lincoln Town Car's trunk "can swallow enough golf clubs to supply the tour or enough bodies to ensure an acquittal." The downside to the trunk's nearly bottomless depth is that it makes moving heavy objects around dangerous for one's chiropractic health.
As for fit and finish, "materials approach those of some costlier import-brand rivals," says ConsumerGuide, and Cars.com advises potential buyers that the material used for seats isn't just your run-of-the-mill leather; the Lincoln Town Car features "seats...trimmed in premium leather." As one would expect in a stately car of this type, excessive road noise is not on the menu. ConsumerGuide reports that the power plant is "muted even at full throttle" and that they noticed tire thrum "only on very coarse pavement." They add that "wind rush rises above 60 mph, but doesn't intrude."
Five-star safety is a key strength of the 2008 Lincoln Town Car.
The 2008 Lincoln Town Car may lack modern flair, but its safety features and performance are unparalleled.
This year's Lincoln Town Car is the first car in automotive history to receive a five-star crash-test rating in all five categories of testing by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Vehicles are tested for front and side impacts and rollover resistance; the 2008 Lincoln Town Car received perfect scores across the board. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) also gives the 2008 Town Car Lincoln top marks for occupant safety in offset frontal impacts.
In addition to the Lincoln Town Car's standard safety equipment reported on Cars.com (dual-stage front airbags, side-impact airbags, and anti-lock brakes with electronic brake-force distribution), AutoMedia mentions the Ford Motor Company's Personal Safety System, which is "one of the most comprehensive driver and front-seat passenger restraint systems available," incorporating pre-tensioners for the seat belts and energy management retractors. ConsumerGuide reports a rear-obstacle detection system, a tire-pressure monitor, and cornering lights among the standard equipment available for the Lincoln Town Car. This is a good thing, since this source also mentions that "over-the-shoulder visibility [is] hampered by thick roof pillars."
The one troubling omission as reported by Edmunds is the Town Car Lincoln's lack of head curtain airbags all around.
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The 2008 Lincoln Town Car has all the standard and optional features one would expect in a luxury vehicle of this type.
TheCarConnection.com found plenty of standard and optional features here--and one or two that have been removed from the 2008 Lincoln Town Car.
Two Lincoln Town Car trims are available. As reported by Cars.com, these are the "Signature Limited and Signature L," and do not include limousine versions. Standard base-model equipment includes "power-adjustable pedals and memory system (driver seat, mirrors, pedals), heated power mirrors w/driver-side automatic day/night, power windows, power door locks, remote keyless entry, keypad entry, AM/FM/cassette w/in-dash 6-disc CD changer, universal garage-door opener, automatic day/night rearview mirror, compass, variable-intermittent wipers, illuminated visor mirrors, rear defogger, automatic headlights, floormats," as well as a "theft-deterrent system [and] cornering lights," according to ConsumerGuide. The Lincoln Town Car Signature L adds 6 inches to the wheelbase, in addition to amenities for rear seat occupants.
The Town Car, Cars.com and AutoMedia report, also offers eight-way adjustable seats and adjustable pedals that actually allow the user to save settings for two different drivers. AutoMedia reports that with the Town Car, Lincoln offers additional driver conveniences, including a keyless entry pad, power mirrors with heating and automatic dimming, and a power trunk lid. Security features include the SmartLock anti-lockout system and a passive anti-theft ignition key system.
Optional equipment for both Lincoln Town Car trims is limited and includes a trunk organizer, xenon headlights, and chrome alloy wheels. For audiophiles, the THX audio system provides 300 watts of power, nine speakers, a six-disc in-dash CD changer, and Sirius Satellite Radio.
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I was lucky enough to meet Erin, blogger at Island Bell and author of Japonisme when I was back in London for a fleeting fortnight. I was invited along to her book launch at, Katsute 100; a Japanese boutique and tea room in Islington, where we spent a delightful afternoon trying a selection of tea and treats and learning all about the art of finding contentment, Japanese-style.
I've since dipped in and out of this lovely book, to find out more about everything from forest bathing (shinrinyoku) and connecting with nature, to the delicate art of flower arranging (ikebana) which encourages a mindful state of being, to the practicality of bento boxes. It's definitely put Japan high up on my travel bucket list, but for now, simply reading about this mystical country will have to suffice. The lovely Erin has been kind enough to share with readers of The Literary Edit some of her favourite books based in Japan, so read on if you want to get a taste for all things Japonisme.
It was so difficult for me to choose my favourite Murakami, but I really love this one – I particularly enjoy the Storm Trooper character, and how incredibly it captures the messiness and uncertainty of youth.
These books are small, but are full of beautiful quotes and philosophies from Jiro Ono, renowned sushi chef. The documentary about his life, Jiro Dreams of Sushi, is one of my favourite films, and I think these little books give a lovely insight into what drives him, and the relentless pursuit of his art.
This one is definitely a guilty pleasure, and is such a good holiday read – about high school students in a fictional dystopia who are forced to fight to the death (it predates The Hunger Games by over 10 years).
The themes and writing style of Kazuo Ishiguro has always resonated with me, perhaps because of the English and Japanese influences in his work. I think An Artist of the Floating World captures a really interesting time in Japanese history, and definitely one to consider if you want to learn more in a more easily digestible way.
I hope that my book, Japonisme, would be useful reading for those thinking about going to Japan – I write about different philosophies and practices, like kintsugi (repairing pottery with gold), tea ceremony, forest bathing, and food!
Click here for an exclusive recipe from Japonisme, which is published by Harper Collins and available to buy from all good bookstores.


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Meet Elisabeth Munabo-Sanders, a Cameroonian native raised in Dallas, Texas. Elisabeth was professionally trained at Paul Mitchell the school Dallas where she mastered the field of cosmetology. Born with a vehement infatuation for hair and makeup, Liz's calling became apparent when she was 5 years old as she started going on monthly hair braiding appointments. Every time she arrived home she was eager to braid the hair of every living thing in the house, until her parents were forced to buy her dolls to practice on. Elisabeth has been exploring the beauty industry since she was 11 years old. The young artist started off as her older sisters' personal hairstylist and makeup artist in which she has now amplified her skills to the talented and versatile artist that she prepared herself to be. Since then, her passion for the beauty industry grew into not only a hobby but into her desired career field.
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I'm a mom of 2 girls, 4 & 1!
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For 5 years, I was working side hustle after side hustle trying to find what felt RIGHT! I'd known since high school that I didn't want the "typical" lifestyle! 9-5 just didn't sit well with me. I had always wanted to inspire and empower everyone I meet and it just so happened to come naturally! That being said, my multiple business attempts may have "failed", but the relationships and connections I made were something I would always hold onto.
1.5 years ago, I was let go from my dead end office job while 6 months pregnant with my second child and was FORCED to get uncomfortable and find something new! This was it, I knew it. My chance to do something bigger. My chance to impact others lives and make myself and my family proud! With a lot of soul searching and networking, it clicked that I was meant to mentor women just like myself! Fast forward to today, I'm building a community of ambitious moms & empowering them to do the same- MAKE AN IMPACT through their chosen business!
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The crowd waited in excited anticipation to finally hear the winner of the
Women In Business Pageant 2017 called: Charlotte Robinson!
The event that took place July 7, 2017 & July 8, 2017, in Clearwater, Florida, at Fort Harrison Hotel, highlighted women doing amazing things as entrepreneurs.
The Women in Business Pageant was created to empower Women Entrepreneurs, all the ability to have their company promoted, and give them the opportunity to network with like-minded Women. Although I had already started my company the winning of the competition really lit a fire under me to move forward and focus more on my dreams.
"Winning the pageant meant overcoming adversity and becoming a winner. I have beat cancer, domestic abuse, and single motherhood, Charlotte Robinson so eloquently states."
Charlotte, a native of New Jersey who currently lives in Newark, DE, is the Owner of A Design By Diva and has been sewing for the past 10 years.
The mission of a Design By Diva is that "we focus on all types of people. We believe that a person should be able to dress, look and act sexy regardless of size. We plan to help accent the features that you have with the look that you love." A Design By Diva features designs that are specifically catered to women. In the future, she plans to expand her brand to include clothing for male patrons, as well as, a jewelry line.
Conquering many of my goals and aspirations later in life has lead me to launch a blog Diva2DivaTalks that is bridging the gap for women of a seasoned age that need and want a sister's keeper. As we enter different phases of our lives at different ages it's always good to know that someone, somewhere has your back and can stand up in it with you when and how you need it!


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Muche was one of the youngest Bauhaus masters. The Haus am Horn, based on his designs, was in fact the "dream house" he had designed for himself and his young wife El.
Portrait of Georg Muche / Photo: Lucia Moholy, around 1926.
In 1913, Georg Muche left secondary school in Fulda early in order to study painting in Munich at a school of painting and graphic arts run by Paul Weinhold and Felix Eisengräber (and Anton Azbè before them). After being rejected by the Königliche Bayerische Akademie der bildende Künste (the royal Munich art academy) in 1914, Muche moved to Berlin in 1915 and continued his painting studies in Martin Brandenburg's studio. He established contact with the art group Der Sturm through Herwarth Walden and participated in their exhibition Neue Kunst (new art). From 1916 to March 1920, Muche taught painting at the group's art school. From 1916 to 1918, he had three joint exhibitions at the gallery Der Sturm with Paul Klee and Alexander Archipenko. In 1918, after a year's military service, he participated in an exhibition at the gallery Dada in Zurich.
Application for a Building Permit for the Haus Am Horn. draft: Georg Muche, 1923.
In 1919, Walter Gropius appointed Muche to the Staatliches Bauhaus Weimar, where he became its youngest master. He was initially involved with organisational issues and the development of the school's curriculum. From 1919 to 1925, he was the head of the weaving workshop as master of form. From 1921 to 1922, he was also the director of the preliminary course. In 1922, he married the Bauhaus student Elsa (El) Franke. In spring of 1923, he alternated with Johannes Itten as the head of the preliminary course and had his first encounters with the Mazdaznan cult, which proclaimed a worldview that spanned diverse religions and philosophies and had a large following at the Bauhaus. That same year, he took over the direction and organisation of the first major Bauhaus exhibition, held in 1923, and designed the experimental Haus Am Horn. In 1924, a study trip took him to the United States. Muche also worked in Dessau from 1925 to 1927 as the director of the weaving workshop. In 1926, the Metal Prototype House on the Dessau-Törten estate was built according to plans designed in collaboration with the architecture student Richard Paulick. After internal conflicts, Muche left the Bauhaus in 1927. Until 1930, he taught in Berlin at Johannes Itten's private school of modern art, which had been founded in 1926.
Georg and El Muche and the Haus Am Horn, author: Farkas Molnár, 1923.
In 1929, he was director of the departments of abstract and constructive design and architecture for the exhibition 10 Jahre Novembergruppe. In 1931, he received a professorship at the Staatliche Akademie fur Kunst und Kunstgewerbe (state academy of art and applied arts) in Breslau, directed by Oskar Moll. After being summarily dismissed from his post by the National Socialists in 1933, he returned to Berlin and was able to continue teaching until 1938 at the Schule für Kunst und Werk (school of art and workmanship) in Berlin, which was directed by the architect Hugo Häring. In 1937, works of Muche's in public ownership were impounded. Two of these were displayed in the exhibition Entartete Kunst (degenerate art) in Munich. In 1939, Muche became the artist director of the master class for textile art at the textile engineering school in Krefeld. He also worked with Oskar Schlemmer and Willi Baumeister at the Institut für Malstoffe (institute for painting materials) in Wuppertal. He continued to direct the master class at the textile engineering school in Krefeld until 1958. In addition, he received numerous commissions for frescoes (Zyklus at the Haus der Seidenindustrie in 1948/49, fresco in the building of Landtag, the legislative assembly, in Düsseldorf, 1948). After being given the title of professor emeritus, he moved to Lake Constance.


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How to Put a Bad Credit Report on a Business
by John Hewitt
A business loan allows companies to purchase necessary items on credit.
1 Set Up a Line of Credit Account in Quicken
2 Report Consumer Credit
3 Delete an Account in Outlook 13
4 Change the Asset Account in QuickBooks
Reporting a negative or delinquent credit account with a business requires that you sign up for a business subscription with one of the major business credit reporting bureaus (Dun & Bradstreet, Experian Business or Equifax Business) and then submit the details of the account to the bureau. To prove the bad credit, you'll need to send copies of bills sent to the business and a copy of the original agreement that opened the account.
Gather all documentation related to the account with the business. This includes your copy of the original account agreement, copies of any contracts modifying the original agreement, bill payment records and all records of communications with the debtor business. Make copies of all this material and prepare to send it to a credit bureau for verification.
Sign up for a subscription with one or more of the major business credit reporting bureaus if you don't already have one. You need to have a subscription in good standing in order to report accounts of any kind to the bureau. If you have already have an active entry with the company in question, the reporting process will be greatly simplified.
Fill out the forms requested by the credit bureau you are reporting to and include all relevant documentation supporting the report of bad credit behavior. You are not obligated to provide reports on all credit accounts, but the law requires that you provide accurate information to the best of your knowledge to the bureaus.
Wait for the account to be verified by the credit bureau that you have a subscription with. Once it sends you notice that it has verified your report of the negative account, order a credit report of the business in question to confirm that it has been updated.
Entrepreneur; The ABCs of Business Credit; David Gass; March 2005
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John Hewitt began freelancing in 2008, writing about subjects ranging from music to stock trading, the energy industry and business. His ghostwritten work has appeared all over the Web. He attended New York University, pursuing a bachelor's degree in history.
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MTSU vs. North Texas football: 5 things to watch
Teams that are similar in many ways, MTSU and North Texas both enter this game in need of a bounce-back win.
MTSU vs. North Texas football: 5 things to watch Teams that are similar in many ways, MTSU and North Texas both enter this game in need of a bounce-back win. Check out this story on dnj.com: https://www.dnj.com/story/sports/college/mtsu/2019/10/17/mtsu-blue-raiders-north-texas-owls-football-preview/3972081002/
Joseph Spears, Murfreesboro Daily News Journal Published 11:12 a.m. CT Oct. 17, 2019 | Updated 4:23 p.m. CT Oct. 17, 2019
After its most frustrating loss of the season against Florida Atlantic, Middle Tennessee State (2-4, 1-1 Conference USA) will look to get back on track in a road meeting with North Texas (2-4, 1-1) at 3 p.m. Saturday.
North Texas is coming off a 45-27 loss to Southern Miss last weekend.
This is the 16th meeting between the programs, with North Texas leading the series 8-7. MTSU won 30-13 in the most recent game between the teams in 2016.
Here are five things to watch:
Gallery: MTSU football vs. FAU
MTSU coach Rick Stockstill meets with his son Brent Stockstill ahead of the Blue Raiders game against FAU on October 12, 2019. MT Communications Department
MTSU's Jarrin Pierce (86) is tackled by FAU's Ahman Ross (5) during the Blue Raiders 28-13 loss to FAU on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU coach Rick Stockstill watches on from the sidelines during the Blue Raiders 28-13 loss to FAU on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU's Jimmy Marshall (83) rises up only to have the ball knocked away by an FAU defender during the Blue Raiders 28-13 loss to the Owls on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU quarterback Asher O'Hara (10) dives between a pair of FAU players during the Blue Raiders 28-13 loss to the Owls on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU receiver Ty Lee (8) runs past an FAU defender during the Blue Raiders 28-13 loss to the Owls on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU's Asher O'Hara fires a pass down the field during the Blue Raiders 28-13 loss to FAU on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU kicker Crews Holt (18) kicks off following an MTSU touchdown against FAU on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU's Jovante Moffatt (7) and Brett Shepherd (43) tackle FAU's Malcolm Davidson (20) on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU's Malik Manciel (93) attempts to break through the FAU offensive line on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
Four MTSU players come in to tackle FAU's Deangelo Antoine (17) on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU's Chaton Mobley (44) runs through FAU's Zyon Gilbert (24) on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU's Band of Blue performs during MTSU's game against FAU on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
MTSU's Jimmy Marshall (83) goes up for a reception over FAU's Quran Hafiz (9) on October 12, 2019. Nathan Wallach/MT Athletics
Similar teams on opposite sides of the division
Both teams enter this game with the same record and both enter off painful losses. What MTSU does well by having a strong defense, North Texas can counter with a high-powered offense. While MTSU's offense has struggled recently, North Texas' defense has given up an average of 45.5 points over its past two games.
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Slowing down North Texas' offense
North Texas' Mason Fine is the NCAA FBS active leader in career passing yards with 10,925, and he has 1,508 yards with 14 touchdowns this season. He leads an offense averaging 32 points per game this season; in its two wins, it has averaged 48 points.
North Texas' Mason Fine is the NCAA FBS active leader in career passing yards. (Photo: Jerome Miron, USA TODAY Sports)
Fine has plenty of weapons to go to. Tre Siggers is second in the conference in rushing with 100 yards per game. Jaelon Darden is Fine's favorite target and leads the team in receiving with 35 receptions for 350 yards and six touchdowns.
In short, North Texas can put up put up points, and it can do it fast.
Bounce-back game for Asher O'Hara
After playing fairly clean football through the first five games of the season, quarterback Asher O'Hara struggled against FAU. He threw for more than 300 yards, but his three interceptions took away any shot of a comeback.
Going against a North Texas defense ranked 72nd of 130 FBS teams in passing defense (227.8 ypg), he'll look to get back into a rhythm.
Form an identity with the running game
Besides O'Hara, running the ball has been an issue for the Blue Raiders. Against Marshall and FAU, MTSU ran the ball well in the first quarter but went away from it for the rest of the game.
Should MTSU make it a priority, running the ball against North Texas could prove successful. The Mean Green defense ranks 92nd in the country, giving up 181.2 yards per game.
Is the MTSU defense for real?
Early in the season, it looked like MTSU's defense regressed after giving up an average of 38.8 points over its first four nonconference games. Entering conference play, a switch seemed to flip.
The defense led the Blue Raiders to a win over Marshall with four turnovers and played well enough to win the game against FAU, MTSU coach Rick Stockstill said. Of FAU's 28 points, 23 came off mistakes made by the Blue Raiders offense.
Led by an experienced quarterback and plenty of talented skill players, North Texas' offense will be the biggest challenge that the Blue Raiders' defense faces in conference play.
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A First In International NASCAR Racing: European And Canadian Driver Exchange
For the first time in NASCAR history, two international series, the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series and the NASCAR Pinty's Series run in Canada, will exchange two drivers for one race in each other's championship later this season.
For the first time in NASCAR history, two international series, the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series and the NASCAR Pinty's Series run in Canada, will exchange two drivers for one race in each other's championship later this season. This exchange will take place at the Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières (GP3R) in August (Aug. 10-12), and in October (Oct. 19-21) at the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series season Final at Zolder in Belgium.
"This exciting idea creates an opportunity to showcase two major initiatives that were implemented in 2017: Spectra Premium's commitment as a manufacturer and sponsor of motorsports, and its recent launch into the European market. Earlier this year, we reached new milestones in the development of a competitive high-performance radiator that helps in bringing teams to victory lane, and now we are turning to this driver exchange program to bolster our visibility in Europe," said Jason Best, senior vice president, aftermarket, Spectra Premium Industries.
The European driver who will race at the GP3R will be determined by the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series regular season standings following this coming weekend's Oval World Challenge in Tours (France).
For the first race, the Dumoulin Competition race team will welcome the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series ELITE 1 regular season points leader. The European guest racer will drive a Spectra Premium team car on the famous Canadian GP3R street course on Aug. 12.
"Among the goals we set with for the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series, providing this kind of opportunity for our drivers is a very important one, so I am particularly happy to see our points leader cross the Atlantic to race at Trois-Rivières. It reinforces the great relationship between NASCAR Series at an international level and gives our drivers one more chance to shine. Adding this fantastic opportunity in Canada to the races in the U.S., we add important recognition to our Championship and Trophy winners. This development confirms that the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series is definitely one of the most attractive championships in Europe for every kind of driver," said Jerome Galpin, NASCAR Whelen Euro Series president and CEO.
On Oct. 20, Canadian driver and Spectra Premium Ambassador Jean-Francois Dumoulin will compete in the ELITE 1 Division in the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series final event for 2018 at Zolder, the historic Belgian track, and the second race of this driver exchange.
"We started discussing the possibilities of this exchange project five years ago, always looking for realistic ways to make it happen. I thought it was a great idea and really wanted to be part of it. As Ambassador for Spectra Premium, building relationships that would help us move successfully into the European markets was always at the forefront of my thinking. As a driver, hosting the ELITE 1 points leader of the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series at the Trois-Rivières Grand Prix is an honor for our team as well as for Spectra Premium. We all feel the same way about our visit to Zolder, the famous Belgian track, for the NASCAR Whelen Euro Series Final, a major event for all concerned. This marks a notable first for both NASCAR Pinty's and NASCAR Whelen Euro Series, and the start of a sound business venture for Spectra Premium," explained the driver of the #04 Spectra Premium car.
Spectra Premium, which has developed high-performance radiators for several stockcar series and recently launched its automotive parts for the European market, made this driver exchange possible.
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Statement from GCC Board Chair on the Death of Rev. Kenneth A. Dodd
Genesee Community College Board Chair Charles R. Ruffino made the following statement after learning about the death of Trustee Kenneth A. Dodd on Friday, May 27, 2011: "Rev. Kenneth A. Dodd served with distinction as a member of Genesee Community College's Board of Trustees since 1992.
Genesee Community College Board Chair Charles R. Ruffino made the following statement after learning about the death of Trustee Kenneth A. Dodd on Friday, May 27, 2011:
"Rev. Kenneth A. Dodd served with distinction as a member of Genesee Community College's Board of Trustees since 1992.
"Ken was deeply loyal to the College, and a passionate advocate for students. He spent countless hours at college events, and in his quest to continually learn about Genesee, he even enrolled in several classes himself. His colleagues will always remember his ethic of service, his perceptive questions, and his sense of humor.
"We are deeply saddened by Ken's death. Our College has lost one of its tireless advocates. We know, however, that Ken's service and generosity has made a powerful mark on the lives of our students, and their successes and accomplishments will, in some measure, always be a tribute to Ken."


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Keen-Summit Capital Partners Sells Two Assisted Living Facilities in Virginia Totaling $19,000,000
10601 Barbara Lane, Richmond, VA – $11,500,000 / 1807 Jamestown Road, Williamsburg, VA – $7,500,000
Keen-Summit Capital Partners LLC, September 7, 2016
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – On behalf of New Dawn Assisted Living Holding Company DIP and its affiliates, Keen-Summit Capital Partners LLC is pleased to announce the $19,000,000 sale of two assisted living facilities in Virginia. On August 30, 2016, New Dawn sold its Richmond, VA facility to New Dawn Acquisitions, LLC for $11,500,000, and New Dawn sold its Williamsburg, VA facility to WMD Jamestown, LLC for $7,500,000. Both sales were approved by an Order of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona dated August 5, 2016, approving the sale pursuant to Section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code, as well as by an Order of the Bankruptcy Court dated August 11, 2016, approving New Dawn's First Amended Plan of Reorganization.
New Dawn Assisted Living was the owner, operator and developer of assisted living memory care facilities located in Arizona, Colorado and Virginia. Construction on its Richmond and Williamsburg VA properties abruptly halted after financial irregularities were discovered and the lender failed to release late phase construction draws at each property. The properties were left unfinished without a certificate of occupancy and therefore no ability to get licensed in the Commonwealth of Virginia. In November and December 2015, New Dawn and its affiliates filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Phoenix, Arizona.
Before the Richmond and Williamsburg Virginia properties could be sold, Harold Bordwin, Keen's Principal and Managing Director, as sell-side advisor to New Dawn, noted that New Dawn had to eliminate, on each property, a springing purchase option in favor of New Dawn's senior secured creditor. In early March 2016, New Dawn and its senior secured creditor reached a global settlement that, among other things, provided for the release of such purchase options so long as the sale of the Virginia properties was accomplished by means of a plan of reorganization. With that settlement in place, Keen commenced marketing the Virginia facilities in mid-March 2016. New Dawn established an April 27, 2016 bid deadline for offers.
At the bid deadline, New Dawn received multiple offers for the properties. After contract negotiations with several parties hit roadblocks, New Dawn successfully negotiated to sell the Richmond property to New Dawn Acquisitions, LLC for $11,500,000 and the Williamsburg property to WMD Jamestown, LLC for $7,500,000. On July 6, 2016, New Dawn filed a motion with the Bankruptcy Court to sell the Richmond and Williamsburg properties to New Dawn Acquisitions, LLC and to WMD Jamestown, LLC, respectively. That motion also sought to designate the contract vendees as "stalking horses" and to provide them with standard bid protections. Following a long evidentiary hearing in Bankruptcy Court on July 20, 2016, the Court entered an Order approving the contract vendees as stalking horses, approving the bid protections, and approving an auction process. The auction process required the submission of qualifying overbids by August 1, 2016. No overbids were submitted and, following a Bankruptcy Court hearing on August 4, the Court entered the sale approval orders on August 5, 2016.
"In addition to enabling New Dawn to effectuate its plan of reorganization," Bordwin added that "the sales were particularly noteworthy for the prices achieved. Selling unopened, non-income producing, non–licensed facilities for $198,000 per bed is an exceptionally favorable outcome. We were able to accomplish this by means of our proprietary marketing techniques, which yielded over 100 signed confidentiality agreements and multiple competitive offers per property."
Séan P. O'Brien, Esq., Kent Cammack, Esq., and Laura Sever Blanco, Esq. attorneys with Gust Rosenfeld, provided legal counsel during the transaction and served as bankruptcy counsel to New Dawn.
About New Dawn
New Dawn Assisted Living Holding Company and its affiliates provided skilled healthcare services. The company was incorporated in 2008 and is based in Aurora, Colorado. New Dawn is liquidating in accordance with its confirmed First Amended Plan of Reorganization.
About Gust Rosenfeld
Gust Rosenfeld is a full service law firm established in 1921 with offices in Phoenix, Tucson and Wickenburg, Arizona. The firm is known for the quality of its lawyers and legal advice as well as its creative insights and practical solutions in business, public and civil law. Visit http://www.gustlaw.com for more information.
Since 1982 – for 34 years – Keen's professionals have been successfully executing real estate and M&A transactions for financially challenged businesses and their creditors. With more than 150 years of combined experience (covering more than 3 billion square feet of real estate, constituting over $3 billion in transactions and encompassing more than 27,000 properties), the professionals at Keen offer their clients best-in-class lease restructuring services, real estate disposition, M&A and capital markets solutions. For more information about Keen-Summit Capital Partners LLC, call 646.381.9222 or visit www.keen-summit.com.


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How to download Super Mario Bros for PC [Free]
Deepak GuptaJanuary 13, 2021
Want to know how to download Super Mario Bros for PC? You must know therefore that we are undoubtedly talking about one of the most important games in history, and that is why we want to show you all the details about it.
Thanks to the next step, you will then have the opportunity to enjoy this classic on your computer, for free and extremely simple.
The first thing to consider in this case is that Super Mario Bros is not installed by default on Windows computers, which is why, as with mobile phones, we have to download it manually. Next, we want to show you how to proceed in this type of case, so that you have the ability to install Super Mario Bros on computers without any problems.
But before teaching you step by step about it, we believe it is essential to take into account, in this type of situation, that we will teach you to have the computer version of Super Mario Bros. 3, which is the most recent version that We can find this title now. So let's go with the details you should keep in mind then.
Before teaching you how to download Super Mario Bros for PC, you should know that some of the basic differences that exist between the third installment of the game and the previous ones, mainly concern the graphics. As for the topic, meanwhile, it's about saving Princess Peach from the clutches of the evil Bowser, so it's pretty similar to previous versions, of course.
Learn to download Super Mario Bros for PC for free.
Of course, then this Super Mario Bros has absolutely all the elements that have always distinguished this franchise. And we are talking about having to overcome all the difficulties that arise in these cases. There are eight worlds in total that we must leave behind by removing obstacles, taking advantage of both the character's virtues and our elements in favor.
Finally, if at this point the last thing you need is to learn how to download the famous Super Mario Bros on your computer, you need to know that it is really simple and we will leave you to step by step about it. In particular, we will tell you not only how to install the game, but also how to run it whenever you want to have fun for a while quickly and easily.
Download Super Mario Bros for Windows from this link.
Run the downloaded file on your computer.
Whenever you want to play, click on the new icon of the generated game from the desktop.
Have you been able to download Super Mario Bros on your PC with this step by step?
Super Mario Bros is one of the most mythical games in history, one that not only enjoyed many of us youngsters, but probably also our parents and, in some cases, even children. For that reason, it's one of those titles that we almost should have installed on our computer, and in this case, we'll teach you how to do it quickly and easily.
In fact, there are few who are already enjoying the most updated versions of Super Mario Bros for the most popular operating systems on the planet, including of course Windows. If you want to follow all the movements Mario has to make to overcome the difficulties, don't doubt that this game meets your expectations.
In particular, and to be clear, we must say that we are talking neither more nor less than the computer version of Super Mario Bros. 3, the latest hit or delivery game of this popular saga. For many, this Super Mario Bros is one of the best that has ever existed, as the adventures and platforms are fully represented, a great tribute to the NE game of the 90s.
Super Mario Bros, a game not to be missed
If you are wondering about the different features that we can find in Super Mario Bros. 3, you must know that you bet to take full advantage of the virtues of the games of both platforms and adventures. Likewise, the purpose of this particular title has to do with rescuing Princess Peach from the clutches of our intimate enemy, who is none other than the evil Bowser.
To this we must add that every time we want to overcome all the difficulties of the game, we will have to overcome the eight available worlds, so as you can see, the fun is really guaranteed for a long time. As we overcome the enemies and obstacles that appear on the road, we will discover virtues such as the ability to throw fireballs, fly, and so on.
So, the storyline of the game is what most probably know from previous Super Mario Bros installments to the extent that Princess Peach was kidnapped by Bowser, so we have to save her. Likewise, it's a good chance to relive a true video game classic that, although time passes, doesn't go out of style, so you can feel like a fun young man again.
So if you want to download the famous Super Mario Bros on your computer, just ensure that you've followed the link mentioned in the above steps. And in a short time, you will have the executable on your PC. You run it of course, and after a few seconds of installation, you will enjoy the adventures of Mario and company in style on your computer, as many times as you want, without limits.
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The History of Nepal is characterized by its inaccessible position in the Himalayas and its two dominant neighbors, India and China. Even though Nepal's heart land was independent through most of its long history, its territorial boundaries have varied greatly over time and internal mosaic of kingdoms modernized often: right from the period of Mahajanapadas, through Greater Nepal to the British Raj.
Due to the arrival of disparate settler groups from outside through the ages, it is now a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-lingual country. Its population is Mostly Hindu with significant presence of Buddhists, who were in majority at one time in the past. Nepal was split in three kingdoms from the 15th to 18th century, when it was combined under a kingdom. The national language of Nepal is called 'Nepali', a name given - long after unification of Nepal - to the language called Khas Kura. Nepal experienced a failed struggle for democracy in the 20th century. During the 1990s and until 2008, the country was in civil strife. A peace treaty was signed in 2008 and elections were held in the same year.
Many of the ills of Nepal have been answerable on the royal family of Nepal. In a historical vote for the election of the constituent assembly, Nepalis voted to oust monarchy in Nepal. In June 2008, Nepalis ousted the royal household. Nepal was formally known as the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, when it became a federal republic.


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