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A few years ago, economics professor Alex Tabarrok walked into his colleague Tyler Cowen's office with an idea. Tabarrok suggested to Cowen, director of Mason�s economics research and outreach group known as the Mercatus Center, that they should write a textbook together.
However, Cowen had another idea: They should work together on an Internet blog. And that is how Marginal Revolution was born. Since its beginning in 2003, the blog has had nearly nine million visits. Cowen, who generally posts three to four entries a day, is often stopped in airports by total strangers who say they admire his daily blogs.
He says the site even helped him land a side job writing a monthly column in the New York Times.
"It is not an intellectual step-down," Cowen says of blogging. "I think a lot of academics do not feel that way. If you blog and make a mistake, the world lets you know in 10 minutes."
At least eight other Mason economics faculty members are regular bloggers. One of them, Peter Boettke, who blogs at austrianeconomists.typepad.com, says someone told him it seemed that two of every three economics bloggers were from Mason. Though that is an exaggeration, the Mason economists have made an imprint.
"We have a group that wants to reach a broader audience," Cowen says of his fellow economist bloggers. "Good ideas rise to the top and get more readers."
Donald Boudreaux, chairman of the Department of Economics at Mason, also has a blog he shares with professor Russ Roberts. The site is called Cafe Hayek, named for F.A. Hayek, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 1974 and "intellectual hero" to Boudreaux and Roberts.
Boudreaux gives his take on blogging: "It is not a diversion from scholarship. It is a complement to scholarship. When you blog, you see interesting questions [from readers] that can be potential topics for future research. "
He adds, "We have to be careful what we say. It is widely read. Because of that it makes us careful scholars."
Other Mason bloggers from the Economics Department include Bryan Caplan, who blogs with adjunct Arnold Kling at econlog.econlib.org, and Robin Hanson (OvercomingBias.com).
The economists' engagement with the public through blogs ties in nicely to themes raised in the 2005 bestseller, "Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything." The book was written by University of Chicago economics professor Steven Levitt and journalist Stephen Dubner.
The book analyzes diverse and controversial topics from an economic perspective. For example, the authors posit that Roe v. Wade may have helped reduce crime in the 1990s, and they present evidence that Japanese sumo wrestlers "throw" certain matches. They explain why crack dealers still live at home with their mothers and how real estate agents in the Chicago area make more money when they sell their own homes. They even examine how a child�s name may or may not play a role in their future success or failure.
"�If there is no unifying theme to Freakonomics, there is at least a common thread running through the everyday application of Freakonomics," the book's authors wrote in the epilogue. "It has to do with thinking sensibly about how people behave in the real world. All it requires is a novel way of looking, of discerning, of measuring. This isn�t necessarily a difficult task, nor does it require super-sophisticated thinking."
Cowen, whose most recent book is "Discover Your Inner Economist" and who has written about the economics of the arts and the economics of fame, has his own definition of Freakonomics: "using economics and data analysis to explore topics that are not normally talked about."
"That is very much in part what the Mason program has been about since it started: taking economics and applying it to law, taking economics and applying it to politics," adds Boettke.
Boettke says that looking for economic realities below the surface is an approach he's using in his current research project on underdeveloped countries, Enterprise Africa.
"One of the impediments to alleviate poverty is ill-defined property rights � these kinds of things that force people into the underground economy. That is like the Levitt chapter on why drug dealers still live at home," Boettke explains.
Recently, Boettke has made several trips to the Gulf Coast to study the emergency response to Hurricane Katrina.
"The civil society response � churches, volunteer associations, neighborhood associations � may have been under-appreciated in how robust they were," he says.
"Most of the computer simulations show that many more deaths should have occurred. We consider [the response to Katrina] a major public failure, but the number of deaths was very low."
Boettke adds, "Either it wasn�t a failure, or there was someone else that filled in the gap. I think the unwritten story there is the tremendous civil society organization. People bucked the system and got around, and the churches were the main vehicle for that.
"The real heroes of New Orleans are not the official responders. It is church leaders and yacht clubs that went in and got people out. It is an amazing story, and we want to document that civil society response."


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BHS students visit the nation's capitol
Photo by Mrs. Christine Morris
Noah Aberegg, Staff Reporter
While many students dreaded Tuesday, November 22, the final day before Thanksgiving break, social studies teacher Mrs. Christine Morris and a group of her students have been waiting for this day for weeks: their trip to the nation's capitol.
Boarding the bus at 4:40 a.m., long before the sun had risen, over fifty students prepared for an eighteen-hour trip to D.C. and sightseeing throughout the city.
"Waking up that early was worth it. It was so much fun," junior Madison Ripka said.
Following a four-hour bus ride, the students unloaded at the Lincoln Memorial where they took pictures with the memorial and at the Reflecting Pool before venturing to the Vietnam Memorial Wall and the World War II Memorial. On their walk, they also saw the White House and the Washington Memorial.
"It was shocking to see how many brave soldiers died in that [Vietnam] war. I appreciate their service and everything they did for this country," junior Josie Underwood said.
After the monuments, they had a choice to go to the Smithsonian National Museum of American History or the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. Within a little over two hours, the students got to experience the nearly 50 exhibits in the American History Museum and 22 in the Natural History Museum.
Within the American History Museum, students viewed exhibits featuring the Greensboro Lunch Counter, dresses of the First Ladies of the United States, and the original American Flag that hung over Fort McHenry during the War of 1812, inspiring Francis Scott Key to write the Star Spangled Banner.
"There was a Radium Girls exhibit which I really enjoyed because I was recently in the play based on the actual events of the Radium Girls, and it was very cool to connect that part of my life to something real," junior Kate Harman said.
In the Natural History Museum, students experienced a 52-foot-long model of a mega-toothed shark, an exhibit about mummies and Ancient Egypt, and an 11-ton African Elephant model.
"One of my favorite exhibits was the ocean exhibit because it showed all of the different ways the ocean and the animals evolved," sophomore Ava McNeal said.
After the Smithsonian museums, the students traveled to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, where they took a self-guided tour through the main Holocaust exhibit featuring historical artifacts, video footage, and personal stories.
"The most shocking part of the Holocaust museum for me was probably the room with all the pictures of people who lived in one town that was taken over by the Nazis. One moment they were happy and living their lives, the next they were being taken away to concentration camps or being killed," Josie said.
One of the last displays in the museum was a quote that stuck with many of the students. The quote is also displayed on a wall in the classroom of teacher Mr. Edward Fitzgerald:
"First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out – because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out – because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out – because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me – and there was no one left to speak for me." (Martin Niemoller).
Students also got to experience the interactive exhibit, Remember the Children: Daniel's Story, which was presented through a child's perspective. They also viewed the "One Thousand and Seventy-eight Blue Skies" exhibit, which features photographs of the sky from each of the 1,078 Nazi concentration camps and killing centers established throughout Europe during the Holocaust.
The final stop on their Washington D.C. journey was the Arlington National Cemetery. The students visited former president John F. Kennedy's gravesite and the Eternal Flame on the anniversary of his assassination. They also traveled across the cemetery to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where they witnessed the Changing of the Guard ceremony.
"I thought the Changing of the Guard ceremony was very interesting. It showed me how serious and how cautious the military is with protecting things it values. The actions the soldiers took were precise and without error," Josie said.
Then, after a nine-hour day in the heart of D.C., the students boarded the bus and departed back for Bellefonte High School.
"My biggest take away was that even though things from our history seem distant from our lives now, at least one piece of it connects with everyone, and it's really cool to see how it connects in your life," Kate said.
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Maison de Talleyrand-Périgord
 Maison de Talleyrand-Périgord
 Alexandre Angélique de Talleyrand-Périgord (1736-1821), homme d'Église et homme politique
 Boson de Talleyrand-Périgord (1832-1910), officier de cavalerie et dandy
 Charles de Talleyrand-Périgord (1821-1896), diplomate
 Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord (1754-1838), homme politique et diplomate
 Dorothée de Talleyrand-Périgord (1862-1948), aristocrate
 Hélie de Talleyrand-Périgord (1301-1364), cardinal
 Hélie de Talleyrand-Périgord (1859-1937), aristocrate
 Henri de Talleyrand-Périgord, comte de Chalais (1599-1626), conspirateur contre Richelieu, mourut décapité
 Pauline de Talleyrand-Périgord (1820-1890), marquise de Castellane

Toponymie
 Rue de Talleyrand, à Paris
 Rue de Talleyrand (Reims).

Voir aussi
Talairan

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It's been a while since I posted a recipe! I wanted to share this super simple and delicious cookie recipe. Every year at church we grab a cookie tin, fill it with cookies and return it, so that those cookies can then be delivered to people who are homebound during the holidays.
Kate and I got to work trying out this new recipe and made extras to have at home. I love teaching my kids about giving and Kate loves to be in the kitchen with me, so it's a definite win/win. These taste like chewy store bought cookies, and they did not last long at our house! It's also a good way to use up all those M&M packets from Halloween!
The thing that drew me to this recipe was the simple ingredients I always have on hand (besides the M&Ms). Thank you Lil' Luna blog for sharing!
2. Mix flour, baking soda, salt in a bowl.
3. In a separate larger bowl, combine sugars and butter. Then add egg, egg yolk, and vanilla.
4. Slowly add flour mixture to wet mixture.
5. Form dough balls and place on greased baking sheet (I spray mine with coconut oil spray).
6. Bake cookies until edges are done, around 10-13 minutes (check often!).
7. Set aside to cool and enjoy!
This recipe made about 2.5 dozen cookies. Tip: I always use a melon baller to get my cookies equal size.


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Committee Considers the Path Forward in Human Spaceflight
Press Release From: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology Democrats
(Washington, DC) - Today, the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology held a hearing to examine the future of human space exploration following the release of a report by the National Research Council's (NRC) Committee on Human Space Flight titled, Pathways to Exploration: A Review of the Future of Human Space Exploration. The report provided several key recommendations and findings on the future of the U.S. human space exploration.
The Committee heard testimony from the co-chairs of the NRC's report, former Governor of Indiana and current President of Purdue University, The Honorable Mitch Daniels and Dr. Jonathan Lunine, the Director of Cornell University's Center for Radiophysics and Space Research.
Ranking Member Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX) said in her opening statement, "As I said when the report was first released, the National Academies has provided the nation with an important 'wake-up call'. Their conclusions are clear. We are not going to have a human space exploration program worthy of this great nation if we continue down the current path. Failing to provide the resources needed to make real progress and failing to embrace a clear goal and pathway will keep us from achieving our goal."
The witnesses emphasized the need for sustained investments in the U.S. human space exploration program over multiple Congresses and Administrations in order to commit to a pathway approach and successfully achieve a human mission to Mars. Specifically, both Governor Daniels and Dr. Lunine emphasized that if budgets continue to only increase at the rate of inflation, the goal of landing humans on Mars will never be attained. The co-chairs also made it clear that regardless of the pathway that is adopted, there needs to be consistency over a long period of time that survives the changing U.S. political landscape.
In his prepared statement, Governor Daniels commented on what led his committee to reach a strong consensus in favor of a continuation of the nation's human spaceflight program saying, "Why did we come to that position? We did so because we became convinced through lengthy discussion and analysis that a combination of what we call the pragmatic and aspirational rationales, including the human impulse to explore and search for new knowledge in places we have never been, justifies the cost, risk and opportunities associated with sending humans beyond low Earth orbit--especially toward the 'horizon goal' we identified as Mars."
The members and witnesses also discussed the various pathways recommended by the report and the role Congress should have in developing a roadmap or other specific requirements, destinations, or milestones to achieve the goal of sending humans to the surface of Mars. In addition, the members discussed the NRC committee's conclusions on the need to work with international partners and how to ensure those collaborations are successful.
Ranking Member Donna Edwards (D-MD) of the Subcommittee on Space said in her statement for the record, "I am heartened that the detailed findings and recommendations from the panel mirror many of the key aspects of the NASA Authorization Bill recently passed by the House. Both identify Mars as a goal, the NRC panel calling it the horizon goal and both call for a specific sequence of intermediate accomplishments and destinations of increasing difficulty and complexity leading to the goal of a human mission to Mars. Both recognize that it will be a highly complex and technologically challenging endeavor. And both recognize the risks, such as space radiation, to our astronauts. Having converged on the what, the task at hand is determining how."
Dr. Lunine agreed with Ms. Edwards on many of these points. He said in his prepared statement, "Whether to pursue human exploration beyond low Earth orbit in a truly sustainable way is a decision that deserves careful consideration by our nation's leaders, stakeholders both favorable and opposed, and the public at large. And in making that decision it will be important to ask a question posed many times by us to those provided input to this study, 'What would a future be like where there was no expectation that Americans will go into space?'"
Ms. Johnson added, "As Members of Congress, the ball is now in our court, and we have choices to make. We can choose to continue to argue about which President or who in Congress is to blame for the current state of our human space exploration program, but I earnestly hope that we won't. We are where we are, and we can't change the past. Our focus needs to be on how we proceed from this point forward."


A decade before the FDA's 1997 initial approval of deep brain stimulation (DBS) therapy, the technique was developed in Grenoble, France. Alim-Louis Benabid, M.D., Ph.D., and Pierre Pollak, M.D., utilized the effect of high-frequency stimulation on a patient's tremor during an ablative brain surgery while using an electrode to identify the target area. The patient was sedated, but awake, as is often the case in brain surgeries. Instead of delivering 50Hz as he normally did, Benabid decided to increase the frequency to just below 100 Hz—and something unexpected happened. The patient's tremor stopped. Benabid repeated the experiment with other brain surgery patients and observed the same results.
Benabid performed the first DBS surgery in 1987. This time, he left the electrode inside his patient's brain. After retesting and confirming stimulation was effective in suppressing tremor, he implanted the wire under the patient's skin and linked it to a battery surgically placed in the patient's chest. During this same time frame, Mahlon R. DeLong, M.D., a neurologist at Emory University School of Medicine, had been doing experiments in animals to better identify the area of the brain responsible for uncontrollable tremor. Based on DeLong's work, Benabid, who had been implanting the electrodes in the thalamus of his patients' brain, instead began placing them in the subthalamic nucleus and achieved better results for other symptoms of Parkinson's disease in addition to tremor.
By the mid-1990s, a clinical trial for DBS surgery was underway in the United States.


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Britt McHenry, a Washington D.C.-based bureau reporter for ESPN, has been suspended one week by the network following the release of a video tape on Thursday in which she is seen berating a towing company worker. "I'm in the news, sweetheart," says McHenry on the video. "I will f------ sue this place." In what appears to be an edited tape, the woman at the towing establishment then threatens to play the video of the interaction. McHenry is shown on the tape responding.


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Justia Forms Business Contracts Atlanticus Holdings Corp Fourth Amendment to Purchase Agreement, dated January 23, 2020
Fourth Amendment to Purchase Agreement, dated January 23, 2020, among TSO-Fortiva Notes Holdco LP, TSO-Fortiva Certificate Holdco LP, Perimeter Funding Corporation, Access Financing, LLC and Perimeter Master Note Business Trust
Contract Categories: Business Finance - Note Agreements
EX-10.11N 15 ex_178513.htm EXHIBIT 10.11(N) ex_178513.htm
CERTAIN INFORMATION, IDENTIFIED BY [*****], HAS BEEN EXCLUDED FROM THE EXHIBIT BECAUSE IT IS BOTH NOT MATERIAL AND WOULD LIKELY CAUSE COMPETITIVE HARM TO THE COMPANY IF PUBLICLY DISCLOSED.
Exhibit 10.11(n)
FOURTH AMENDMENT TO PURCHASE AGREEMENT
This FOURTH AMENDMENT, dated as of January 23, 2020 (this "Amendment"), to the PURCHASE AGREEMENT, dated as of February 8, 2017 (the "Existing Agreement", as amended by the First Amendment to the Purchase Agreement, dated as of June 11, 2018, the Second Amendment to the Purchase Agreement, dated as of November 16, 2018, the Third Amendment to the Purchase Agreement, dated as of November 13, 2019, and as amended by this Amendment, the "Agreement"), among PERIMETER MASTER NOTE BUSINESS TRUST, a business trust organized and existing under the laws of the State of Nevada, as issuer (the "Issuer"), PERIMETER FUNDING CORPORATION, a Nevada corporation ("Perimeter"), as transferor (together with its successors and permitted assigns in such capacity, the "Transferor"), ACCESS FINANCING, LLC, a Georgia limited liability company, as assignee of Atlanticus Services Corporation, a Georgia corporation, as servicer (together with its successors and permitted assigns, the "Servicer"), TSO-FORTIVA NOTES HOLDCO LP, as Agent (the "Agent"), TSO-FORTIVA CERTIFICATE HOLDCO LP, as a Certificateholder and TSO-FORTIVA NOTES HOLDCO LP, as an Investor.
W I T N E S S E T H :
WHEREAS, the parties wish to amend the Existing Agreement as set forth herein;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants herein contained, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and adequacy of which are hereby expressly acknowledged, the parties hereto agree as follows:
1. Definitions. Capitalized terms used herein and not otherwise defined herein shall have the meanings specified in the Existing Agreement.
2. Amendments.
(a) Section 1.1 of the Existing Agreement is hereby amended by deleting the definition of "Target Proceeds Amount" and adding the following two definitions:
"Daily Target Proceeds Amount" means, for any date of determination occurring on or after December 1, 2019, an amount equal to [*****], in each case as of the day prior to such date of determination.
"Target Proceeds Amount" means, for each Monthly Period commencing on or after December 1, 2019 and occurring before December 1, 2020, an amount equal to the sum of the Daily Target Proceeds Amount for each day in such Monthly Period.
(b) Schedule A of the Existing Agreement is amended hereby by deleting the definition of "Target Proceeds Amount."
(c) Section 2.2 of the Existing Agreement is amended hereby by deleting the fourth sentence of paragraph (b) and inserting the following in its place:
The Issuer shall deliver no more than two such notices to the Agent in any calendar month, and each amount specified in any such notice must be (i) in an aggregate amount of not less than $1,000,000 and (ii) if the related Increase Date shall occur after February 8, 2021, in an aggregate amount, when combined with any Note Principal Balance Increase (as defined in the Series 2018-Three Supplement) occurring on the same day, of not less than $5,000,000.
(d) Section 2.2 of the Existing Agreement is amended hereby by deleting paragraph (e) and inserting the following in its place:
(e) Notwithstanding anything contained herein or in the other Transaction Documents, in the event the Issuer prepays all or a portion of the Class A Note Principal Balance during the Revolving Period, the Maximum Principal Amount shall not be reduced and the Issuer shall continue to have the right to request Note Principal Balance Increases on the terms and subject to the conditions hereof.
(e) Section 2.3 of the Existing Agreement is amended hereby by deleting paragraph (b) and inserting the following in its place:
(b) The Issuer hereby covenants that the aggregate of the Class A Note Principal Balance and the Class A Note Principal Balance (as defined in the Series 2018-Three Supplement) shall equal or exceed $[*****] at all times commencing on December 1, 2019 and prior to December 1, 2020. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the Issuer repays all or any portion of the Class A Note Principal Balance, at any time and from time to time during any Monthly Period commencing on December 1, 2019 and prior to December 1, 2020, in an amount that causes the aggregate of the Class A Note Principal Balance and the Class A Note Principal Balance (as defined in the Series 2018-Three Supplement) to be less than $[*****], the Issuer shall pay to the Agent on behalf of the Investors an amount equal to the Target Proceeds Amount in accordance with the Indenture Supplement. At any time on or after December 1, 2020, the Transferor or its designee shall have the option to purchase the Class A Notes from the Investors at an amount equal to the outstanding Class A Note Principal plus accrued and unpaid interest thereon and all other amounts due in respect of the Class A Notes under the Transaction Documents.
(f) Section 4.2 of the Existing Agreement is amended hereby by deleting paragraph (m) and inserting the following in its place:
(m) Additional Series. Notwithstanding anything contained herein or in the other Transaction Documents, the Issuer may issue additional Series of notes under the Indenture or any Indenture Supplement without obtaining the Agent's prior written consent.
(g) Section 4.2 of the Existing Agreement is amended hereby by deleting paragraph (jj) and inserting the following in its place:
(jj) [Reserved].
(h) Section 4.2 of the Existing Agreement is amended hereby by deleting paragraph (ll) and inserting the following in its place:
(ll) Transfer of Class B Notes; Class B Note Purchase Agreement. The Class B Notes shall not be transferred in whole or in part without the prior written consent of the Agent, which consent shall not be unreasonably delayed or withheld; provided, however, the Class B Notes may be transferred to an Affiliate of the Holder of the Class B Notes without the consent of the Agent. The Class B Note Purchase Agreement shall not be amended, restated or otherwise modified without the prior written consent of the Agent which consent shall not be unreasonably delayed or withheld.
(i) The following new Section is hereby added to the Existing Agreement as Section 4.6:
Notwithstanding anything contained herein or in the Intercreditor Agreement, the Agent hereby agrees, for itself and on behalf of the Investors, to consent to or waive any requested amendment or waiver to the Series 2018-One Indenture Supplement or the Class A Purchase Agreement (as defined in the Series 2018-One Indenture Supplement) requested by the Transferor or required pursuant to the Intercreditor Agreement to the following definitions of "Advance Rate," "Borrowing Base," "Class A Costs," "Class A Note Rate," "Excess Concentration Amounts," "Monthly Interest," "Net Eligible Receivables Balance" or any term used directly or indirectly in such defined term.
(j) Exhibit D of the Existing Agreement is amended hereby by deleting paragraph 7 and inserting the following in its place:
7. No draws under the Senior Supplement may occur unless before and immediately following such draw, the sum of the Class B Note Principal Balance and the Series Required Transferor Amount shall be no less than 10% of the sum of (i) the Note Principal Balance and (ii) the outstanding principal balance of the Senior Facility.
3. Representations and Warranties. Each of the parties hereto represents and warrants that this Amendment has been duly authorized, executed and delivered by it and constitutes its legal, valid and binding obligations, enforceable in accordance with its terms, except as such enforceability may be limited by applicable bankruptcy, insolvency, reorganization, fraudulent transfer, moratorium or other similar laws now or hereafter in effect affecting the enforcement of creditors' rights in general and by general principles of equity (regardless of whether such enforceability is considered in a proceeding at law or in equity). As of the date hereof, each of the Transferor, the Issuer and the Servicer, as to itself only and not as to any other, represents and warrants to the Agent, the Investors and the Certificateholder, that all representations and warranties made by it in Section 4.1 of the Agreement, with respect to itself, are true and correct as of the date hereof.
4. Agreement in Full Force and Effect as Amended. Except as specifically amended hereby, all of the terms and conditions of the Existing Agreement shall remain in full force and effect. All references to the Existing Agreement in any other document or instrument among the parties hereto shall be deemed to mean such Existing Agreement as amended by this Amendment. This Amendment shall not constitute a novation of the Existing Agreement, but shall constitute an amendment thereof. The parties hereto agree to be bound by the terms and obligations of the Existing Agreement, as amended by this Amendment, as though the terms and obligations of the Existing Agreement were set forth herein.
5. Limited Recourse; No Proceedings. Sections 6.10 and 6.11 of the Agreement are incorporated herein by reference.
6. Counterparts. This Amendment may be executed in any number of counterparts and by separate parties hereto on separate counterparts, each of which when executed shall be deemed an original, but all such counterparts taken together shall constitute one and the same instrument.
7. Governing Law. THIS AMENDMENT SHALL BE GOVERNED BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK (WITHOUT REFERENCE TO THE CONFLICTS OF LAW PRINCIPLES THEREOF OTHER THAN SECTION 5-1401 OF THE NEW YORK GENERAL OBLIGATIONS LAW).
8. Limitation of Liability. It is expressly understood and agreed by the parties hereto that (a) this Amendment is executed and delivered by Wilmington Trust, National Association, not individually or personally but solely as trustee of the Issuer, in the exercise of the powers and authority conferred and vested in it under the Trust Agreement, (b) each of the representations, undertakings and agreements herein made on the part of the Issuer is made and intended not as personal representations, undertakings and agreements by Wilmington Trust, National Association but is made and intended for the purpose of binding only the Issuer, (c) nothing herein contained shall be construed as creating any liability on Wilmington Trust, National Association, individually or personally, to perform any covenant either expressed or implied contained herein, all such liability, if any, being expressly waived by the parties to this Agreement and by any person claiming by, through or under the parties to this Agreement, (d) Wilmington Trust, National Association has not verified and has conducted no investigation as to the accuracy or completeness of any representation, warranty or covenant of the Issuer and (e) under no circumstances shall Wilmington Trust, National Association be personally liable for the payment of any Indebtedness or expenses of the Issuer or be liable for the breach or failure of any obligation, representation, warranty or covenant made or undertaken by the Issuer under this Amendment or any other document to which the Issuer is a party.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused this Amendment to be duly executed by their respective officers as of the day and year first above written.
PERIMETER FUNDING CORPORATION,
as Transferor
By: /s/ Bettie Lass
Name: Bettie Lass
Title: Treasurer
ACCESS FINANCING, LLC, as Servicer
By: /s/ Brian Stone
Name: Brian Stone
Title: President
PERIMETER MASTER NOTE BUSINESS
TRUST, as Issuer
By: Wilmington Trust, National
Association, not in its individual capacity
but solely as Owner Trustee
By:/s/ Nancy E. Hagner
Name: Nancy E. Hagner
Title: Assistant Vice President
[SIGNATURE PAGE TO FOURTH AMENDMENT TO PURCHASE AGREEMENT]
TSO-Fortiva Notes Holdco LP, as Agent
By: TowerBrook TSO GP (Alberta), L.P., its
By: TowerBrook Investors, Ltd., its General
By: /s/ Glenn F. Miller
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From the Author of 'BRAVO TEN', the explosive true story of some of the greatest secret operations of the Rhodesian SAS…. At the height of the cold war, the small landlocked country of Rhodesia found herself ranged against two powerful communist terrorist armies who, in turn, were backed by Soviet Russia and China.
The strategic aim of both backers was the installation of a regime friendly to their respective brands of communism and in so doing create a vital regional presence upon which they could then expand. For the terrorist organisations of ZIPRA and ZANLA, they had but one objective; to take control of one of the continent's most prosperous nations.By 1979 the Rhodesian bush war had been raging for over fifteen years. What had started with the murder of a white man by black nationalists in 1964 was to turn into the bloodiest war ever to have been witnessed in southern Africa.
This book focuses on the final year of the war, when the fighting was at its most intense and acts as a companion to Bravo Ten, covering some of the operations mentioned in that book in much more detail.The need for Special Forces to take the fight to the terrorists had never been greater. Fortunately for the Rhodesians, their military possessed a secret weapon which proved devastating in combat and the scourge of terrorists in Zambia, Mozambique and beyond; their very own Special Air Service regiment.
Operating deep in the unforgiving African bush, deploying by vehicle, helicopter or parachute, often isolated from help and facing overwhelming odds, the Rhodesian SAS Ranged far behind enemy lines to strike at the very heart of the enemy, wreaking untold damage to the terrorist machines of ZIPRA and ZANLA. Time after time the SAS regiment demonstrated to the world that the Rhodesian army possessed a Special Forces unit whose abilities were second to none.
The author presents the little known story of a truly elite band of Special Forces soldiers and places the reader at the very heart of some of their most daring missions. Join the Rhodesian SAS deep behind enemy lines and learn the secrets of 'those who dared'. This is the second book in the 'They Who Dared' series by Andy Ryan.Don't miss Andy Ryan's new book and the third in the 'They Who Dared' series. 'The Raid on St. Nazaire is the explosive true account of the greatest raid of WW2.
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The First Campaign Victory of the Great War: South Africa, Manoeuvre Warfare, the Afrikaner Rebellion and the German South West African Campaign, 1914-1915. The First World War moulded the global landscape and had a lasting effect on much of the World. Where the majority of international research focusses on the European theatre, Antonio Garcia explores one of the peripheral campaigns...


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A Day of Silents 2019
Fatty + Buster: The Comique World of Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton
Essay by Imogen Sara Smith
Good Night, Nurse (1918), The Cook (1918), and The Garage (1919)
Three shorts directed by and starring Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle with featured player Buster Keaton
One of the most consequential chance meetings in cinema history occurred on a rainy day in March 1917 in New York City. Or so goes the story Buster Keaton often told about walking down Broadway and bumping into an old friend, Lou Anger, who introduced his companion, Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle. A silent film comedian then at the peak of his popularity, Arbuckle invited Keaton, a twenty-one-year-old vaudeville veteran who had never set foot in a movie studio, to come by and do a scene in his latest two-reeler, The Butcher Boy. The thirty-year-old Arbuckle had recently been enticed away from Mack Sennett's Keystone Studio by producer Joseph Schenck, who offered him his own independent company. Keaton was at a turning point, too, having recently left his family's knockabout comedy act, The Three Keatons—fed up with the act's declining fortunes and his father's increasingly heavy drinking—and gotten his first solo gig in a prestigious stage revue, The Passing Show of 1917. But everything changed when he stepped in front of the camera—a moment we can still watch, since, as Keaton loved to boast, his first scene in The Butcher Boy was done in a single take. Arbuckle, impressed with his comic inventiveness and peerless gifts as a punching bag, promptly offered him a job. Keaton tore up his lucrative theater contract and never looked back.
Whether Keaton's Broadway encounter really was serendipitous (or whether, as some scholars have suggested, he was intentionally recruited), he was instantly smitten with filmmaking. Fascinated by the camera, he tore apart Arbuckle's Bell and Howell and reassembled it, not satisfied until he understood how every last gear, sprocket, and shutter worked. Movies clicked with Keaton's visual and mechanical genius and suited his innate perfectionism.
In the informal, rough-and-tumble freedom of Arbuckle's Comique Film Corporation (called "Cumeeky" by its members), Keaton became a performer, gag writer, stunt man, and assistant director. "I just watched Arbuckle do it," was his account of how he learned to make films. A deft and often elegant director, Arbuckle liked expansive backgrounds and self-referential jokes about cinema. He was also extraordinarily generous and ego-less, readily ceding space to his talented protégé. Over the course of their fourteen short comedies together, Keaton vaulted from third banana to equal partner, and the films themselves evolved from frenetic, Keystone-style anarchy to the cohesive plots, unhurried pacing, and elaborate, precisely-executed gags that became Keaton's trademarks.
Arbuckle once said that Keaton "lived in the camera," an insight that shows the deep understanding at the heart of their friendship. Roscoe and Buster were both gentle souls who loved practical jokes and making people laugh. They shared a birthplace (Kansas), a history as child performers, and difficult relationships with their fathers. Both emerged from vaudeville, the primordial soup of twentieth-century entertainment. A tough school in which survival depended on reliably making a hit with audiences, vaudeville honed its graduates into an invincible army of dancers, singers, actors, and comedians who went forth to conquer movies, radio, and television. Vaudeville, and its shameful cousin minstrelsy, also spawned a brand of humor that was surreal, absurdist, mined with irreverent spoofs and wild free-association, carried by the personalities and supercharged energy of the performers.
You can see this style at peak zaniness in Arbuckle-Keaton shorts like and The Cook and Good Night, Nurse (both 1918). Considered lost until a print was discovered in the attic of a Norwegian hospital in 1998, The Cook illustrates Arbuckle's usual formula: pick a setting (here, a restaurant) and milk it for all the gags it is worth; once they are exhausted, move to a different setting (here, a seaside amusement park) and start over. There is little if any concern for plot or character definition; Arbuckle can range within the same film from childlike innocence to sly, amoral naughtiness. His signature on screen is the startling contrast between his huge bulk and his nimbleness and dexterity, which he demonstrates in his role as the titular cook, casually juggling knives and flapjacks. (Off screen he hated to be called "Fatty," and Buster said his friend's avoirdupois was mostly muscle. Louise Brooks compared dancing with Roscoe to "floating in the arms of a huge doughnut.") The Cook's high point comes when Roscoe and Buster—the latter playing a flirtatious waiter—are infected by an "Egyptian" dance craze, burlesquing what was already a burlesque (via Little Egypt and other midway "hoochie-coochie" performers) of belly dance. Roscoe dons a colander headdress and saucepan bra and proceeds to conflate Salome (with a head of cabbage) and Cleopatra (with a string of frankfurters as the asp). Keaton, who was drafted into the army after making The Cook, spent much of his World War I career performing a similar act for officers in France as "Princess Rajah," dressed in a mess kit.
The Comique films resemble live-action cartoons, and the players—especially Keaton and Al St. John—fling their bodies around with such rubbery abandon that they look more like Looney Tunes than anything flesh and blood. St. John, who was Arbuckle's cousin, played the troupe's heavy (ironically, a skinny one), who typically incites a melee and winds up being chased off by Luke, Arbuckle's indefatigable, ladder-climbing bull terrier. Even leading ladies get in on the action—especially the vivacious, free-spirited comedienne Alice Lake, who plays a charming lunatic in Good Night, Nurse. Now and then the mayhem lets up long enough to allow for a bit of subtle underplaying, or a close-up that reveals how shockingly good-looking the youthful Keaton was. Those eyes, those cheekbones, that profile! To throw a sack of flour at this face (as Arbuckle did in The Butcher Boy) is like vandalizing a work of art.
Keaton, of course, never saw himself this way, and in these films he is game for anything, appearing as a woman with an umbrella in the opening scene of Good Night, Nurse and turning up later in the same film as a doctor in a bloody smock wielding a giant machete. One of the wackiest, most delightful, and delirious of the Comique films, Good Night, Nurseopens with Roscoe pleasantly soused on a rainy evening and ends with him sprinting in his scanties down a road littered with fainting fat men. In between, there is a blizzard-like pillow fight to rival the one in Jean Vigo's Zero de Conduite, an avant-garde operating-table point-of-view shot, and a bit where Keaton and Arbuckle, the latter in drag as a hefty nurse, start flirting and regress into an outrageous pantomime of cutesy-poo baby talk.
For Keaton fans, seeing Buster smile and laugh and mug in these shorts feels disconcerting, even vaguely taboo. But his joy is palpably genuine. Watching these guys horse around together, you can see how much fun they are having and how much they love each other. As soon as he started making his own independent films in 1920, Keaton imposed a far stricter artistic vision and unveiled his radical brand of serious comedy. In the last short he made with Arbuckle, The Garage (1919), many of the gags have his fingerprints all over them: the spontaneously disintegrating car; the Rube Goldberg device that whisks his and Roscoe's blankets and nightshirts off when they are called to their duty as firemen; their perfectly choreographed lockstep march down the street with Roscoe shielding Buster's exposed rear from a cop after he has lost his trousers. They make a fine team, but that was not their future. After The Garage, Arbuckle went to Paramount to star in feature films, while Keaton moved into his own studio, bankrolled by Schenck.
Both men suffered devastating falls from grace—Arbuckle in 1921, when he was accused of raping and causing the death of Virginia Rappe and subsequently shunned by Hollywood (despite his acquittal, after two mistrials, by a unanimous jury that issued him an apology); Keaton at the end of the 1920s when he lost control of his career at MGM and took to drink, putting skids on his personal and professional downslide. Knowing what lies ahead makes it precious to watch them romp through a primeval Eden, untroubled by rules or rationality, untouched by fatigue. They are young and free, and so are the movies, learning through play the way children do.
Presented at A Day of Silents 2019 with live music by Donald Sosin
DirectorRoscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
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International Property - Luxury house prices in Paris rise 22% in a year, rivalling the performance of Asian cities
Luxury house prices in Paris rise 22% in a year, rivalling the performance of Asian cities
Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index, Q1 2011 results
Key findings:
Prime property in Paris recorded the strongest price growth of all the cities monitored within the Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index: its prices rose by 22.2% in the year to March 2011, driven primarily by supply constraints and growing interest from overseas buyers
Moscow's prime residential market recorded the weakest performance, with prices declining by 8.0% in the year to Q1 2011; however, the rate of decline is slowing, with -0.7% recorded in the last quarter
A year ago there was a clear continental divide when it came to the performance of the world's prime property markets. Asian cities occupied the top rankings for price inflation while Europe and the US trailed far behind. A year on and the global picture is less clear cut
The gap between the performance of Europe and Asia's top cities has narrowed as efforts by Asian governments to cool housing inflation have started to take effect and European prime housing markets come out of the downturn
Overall, the cities in the Index recorded an average annual price growth of 6.6% in Q1 2011 compared to 12.7% a year earlier – this is largely attributable to the slower pace of growth in the Asian cities.
Liam Bailey, Head of Residential Research at Knight Frank, comments: "I am pleased to announce the launch of Knight Frank's Prime Global Cities Index. The Index will provide investors and owner-occupiers with a quarterly analysis of the performance of the prime property markets in key world cities.
"There is now an increasing divergence between the performance of the prime global cities and their wider domestic markets. Governed less by affordability and macro-economics and more by international demand as well as fluctuations in supply and changing tax rules, these cities compete at a different level in attracting the world's wealthy elite. The top end of the London and Paris markets, for example, are now sectors which appeal to wealthy international purchasers as much as to the domestic rich, meaning their price performance is capped by global economic and wealth trends as much as by national factors."
"Our first set of results provides some interesting findings. In Q1 2010 there was a simple sub-text to the global prime property market: Asian cities were witnessing double-digit price growth on an annual, and in some cases quarterly basis, while Europe and the US were occupying the bottom rankings. A year on and the scenario is less clear-cut. The rate of growth in Asia is more subdued but elsewhere supply and demand imbalances are fuelling prime property prices in cities such as Paris, London and Helsinki.
"In Asia, government cooling measures have started to impact on the prime housing markets in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing and Singapore. In Q1 2010 average annual price growth across these four cities stood at 54.6%, whereas in Q1 2011 this figure fell to 11.1%.
"In Q1 2011 the cities in our index recorded average annual price growth of 6.6% compared to 12.7% a year earlier – this is largely attributable to the slower pace of growth in the Asian cities. The weakest overall performance was recorded in Q2 2009 when the 15 cities included in our index saw the price of prime property decline by 9.7% on average, on an annual basis.
"Analysis of the latest quarterly price change arguably provides a better indication of the immediate direction of the local markets. St Petersburg recorded 8.1% growth in Q1 2011, Hong Kong 6.4% and prime central London 3.5%. There are also a number of cities experiencing negative quarterly price movements – Zurich, Singapore, Moscow and, most significantly, New York.
"The recent rise in Paris repeats the post-crash super-bounce in the central London market. These are the city markets where tight supply constraints meet high, and growing demand from an expanding international HNWI and UHNWI population. Global buyers in the London prime market make up 50%+ of the market; in New York (Manhattan) it is circa 15%, in Singapore 30%, and Hong Kong around 20%.
"In Paris's case, its strong performance can be attributed to burgeoning demand set against a backdrop of tight supply. Investors from the BRIC nations are increasingly looking to Paris as a safe haven to invest funds in a mature and high-performing market. Like London, supply is hindered by a paucity of new-build developments as the proportion of units allocated to social housing often makes luxury new developments unviable: the simple fact is that, with a few infill exceptions, the opportunity to build 'another Eaton Square' is almost non-existent. In Asia the story is less clear cut - there are lots of luxury addresses in Hong Kong or Singapore, but these are less established markets and there is still the scope for new prime localities to emerge.
"Our view is that the next property cycle - which has already started – will see the consolidation of an elite tier of global city markets, where the top addresses will become increasingly fought over by wealthy buyers as stores of value and long-term secure investments.
"Values will rise from here. It won't be a steady upward path, and there are some considerable risks out there - from sovereign debt in the West to asset bubbles and hot money in the East. But in the last two years the highest price achieved in the global market has breached the £6,000/sq ft (£557 per sq m) barrier. The £10,000/sq ft (£929 per sq m) barrier will be breached at some point this decade. My view is that it won't happen in Asia – the first market to break this barrier will be London."
Courtesy: Knight Frank
Liam Bailey, head of residential research, Knight Frank,
Tel: +44 (0)20 7861 5133, +44 (0) 7919 303148,
Kate Everett-Allen, global data coordinator, Knight Frank
Tel: +44 (0)7876 791630,
Rosie Cade, residential PR manager, Knight Frank,
About the Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index
This Q1 2011 edition of the Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index represents its first release and has been produced to provide investors and developers with the definitive means to monitor and compare the performance of prime or luxury housing markets in key global cities. Our definition of Prime is the top 5-10% of the mainstream housing market in each city, unless otherwise indicated. The index is compiled on a quarterly basis using data from Knight Frank's network of global offices and research teams. In some instances reliable indices from third-party sources have been used.


Seating is much more than putting together a chart for the reception. The first bit of wedding seating information to consider is for the ceremony. If you're planning an outdoor wedding you may need to rent chairs, or benches. We have a variety of chairs that can be used outdoors and are made for maximum guest comfort and minimal impact on the surroundings with bars preventing them from sinking into the grass. Folding chairs are ideal for outdoors because of the ease of transport, set up and take down. If you're planning an indoor wedding perhaps you're using the same chairs for the ceremony and reception. You will need to consider the time it takes to reconfigure the chairs in between.
Making a seating chart for the reception is one of the most tedious wedding tasks but it's imperative! Many factors come into play beyond simply dividing the families and friends. A couple of helpful tips include keeping elderly people out of corners where access to their seat might be difficult and putting your fun loving party friends near the dj where the music volume is not going to be uncomfortable. The easiest way to create a seating chart is with a large poster board and a pile of small post it notes. Each guests name can be written on the post it and you can rearrange them until you've found the perfect combination!
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Cons - operation, with its complications: anesthesia, incision, hernia in the incision, infection etc.
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Higher frequency of gall stones in eosinophilic cholecystitis in our population is a significant finding, which is contrary to western population.
For example, I remember a few years back, I was feeling sick and my friend, who is a naturopathic doctor, examined me and told me I had gall stones.
Marco's story: when is alternative: medicine an option?
He has lived with gall stone pain for two years and uses four boxes of paracetamol a month.
Ziauddin Hospital to remove the gallbladder of a woman diagnosed with gall stones.
The Tulkarem man is in Al Naqab Prison suffering from stomach injuries and gall stones.
I went to the doctor and then the hospital and they found I had three little gall stones.
The tumour was picked up from a CT scan that was initially to check for gall stones.
However, it can lead to anemia, which is the characteristic presenting symptom, and other health complications involving the spleen, gall stones, and heart failure.
Fatty livers, gall stones, psychological disorders, sleep apnea, are all increasing in children--these are related to their being overweight and obese.
Carole George, of Church Hill, Redditch, was admitted to Droitwich Spa Hospital on May 31, 2001 for a routine procedure to remove her gall bladder after she was diagnosed with gall stones.
But Jackie remembered her mum had had a similar problem when she suffered from gall stones, so went to the doctor the next day to seek advice.


I bought Bryan this sweater for Valentines Day and truly intended for him to wear it, but when he came home and took it off, it was too hard to resist. It just looks like a big ball of blanket ready to be cuddled in. We also went on a date to the movies and let me say...perfect movie sweater.
Hope everyone has a great and restful weekend!!


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Croatian Transparency Activist Marko Rakar Making Waves Again
BY Micah L. Sifry | Monday, November 28 2011
Two days ago, Marko Rakar, Croatia's leading transparency activist (and frequent PdF conference speaker), made front-page news there with a massive new data release: All the public procurement data for government spending since July 1, 2009, in easily searchable form. It's being called the "Croatian WikiLeaks." In all, there are about 58,000 individual contracts totally 80 billion Croatian kuna (or about $15-$16 billion) covering more than 13,000 companies in the database, which allows you to see which agency ordered what goods and services, and who received each contract. A search by contractors shows their overall procurement record (how many contracts, what type of contract, what amount of money is involved and to whom was sold goods and services). The database, which is modeled on FedSpending.gov but in some ways more detailed, also allows a user to see how dependent a company is on government contracts.
This information was theoretically already available on official government websites, but it was essentially useless. Customer names and supplier names aren't shown on the same page; you can't search by other criteria; and the data only goes back two months, after which it is removed. Rakar worked with colleagues to collect all the data going back 27 months, and then machine-processed and indexed them. So far, in its first two days, the site has had 56,000 unique visits (for a nation of two million internet users).
Rakar, who runs Croatia's largest political blog, Pollitika.com, and last made waves with his release of the country's fraud-ridden voter files, told me this new release is significant in several ways.
First it is easy to use the tool to understand how much money each agency spent and where (this site covers not only government and ministries, but also agencies, municipalities, public utility companies and basically all entities which are by law obliged to follow public procurement law). Furthermore, it is easy to track and identify "winners" in the public procurement field and it is really easy to spot highly unusual contractors; for example companies which do business with a single government entity, companies with a huge amount of their turnover that only do business with government, or companies which have unusually high profit rates.
We have found a number of companies which appear to be founded only to service a single government contract. Journalists have already found a number of companies which have a number of multimillion contracts and are at the same time huge donors to the ruling party. We have found a horse farm which bid on and won a contract to lay underground power cable, we have found a company which is related to the Speaker of the House which reports unusually high profit rates (50% and above) worth millions (both in Croatian and US currency) and which primarily deals with advertising in public spaces (schools, hospitals and similar). We have found one company which belonged to the Minister of Interior which also received multimillion security related contracts with the government (while he is still in the office).
Corruption in Croatia isn't a new story; if you search the WikiLeaks cables from the US Embassy there you will find many generic references to the problem. But Rakar is confident that increasing the transparency of government spending can help change things for the better.
My basic point is this; corruption is a hard catch because everyone involved has a huge incentive to keep quiet. Tools like this help find anomalies in the system which are not maybe visible on a case by case basis. Also, if we manage to create tools which will expose these shady dealings it will be much harder to make them [going forward]. Basic principles tell us that people will engage into illegal stuff only when the risk of discovery and penality is lower then potential reward. Hopefully, tools like this one shift the odds toward everyone else who is trying to make their money on a fair, honest and above all legal way.
Since being arrested last year on suspicion of releasing a database of war veterans that also demonstrated massive fraud (the government dropped the charges), Rakar formed an NGO that he has, in his inimitable manner, called the Windmill Association. "Windmill in croatian is vjetrenjaca," says Rakar, "and that is the link of my site Vjetrenjaca.org (public procurement is at nabava.vjetrenjaca.org)."
He adds, "It is named windmill because of Don Quijote. Somebody have to run against them. :)"
Marko Rakar


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Our Australian founding director, Marita Simpson first started working in Buliisa in 1999. She began teaching expatriate children whose parents were involved recording the Lugungu language, and Bible translation. She did this for 18 months.
In early 2009, after working for other projects across Uganda, and teaching in Australia, she returned to Buliisa to start a nursery school (kindergarten) for local children. With the backing of an Australian and a Ugandan board, Amari Community Development was registered as an NGO (non-government organisation) in both Australia and Uganda. In 2010 Amari purchased ten acres of land in Kisiabi, Buliisa, and in 2013 the community allowed the purchase of a further adjacent 30 acres.
The Amari-Gardiner Nursery and Primary School is named after Ken and Dorothy Gardiner (Life 4 Kids), who donated the funding for the first classroom. They chose to donate when Amari was basically still a dream. It was not yet registered in Uganda, had no land, and no children. It was this donation that helped keep the vision, and Marita's faith in God's calling, alive during the very frustrating first few months of trying to get Amari off the ground and registered.
Amari is 'growing' at the rate of one class a year. Currently (in 2016) our oldest class is Primary 4. Next year they will become our P5 class, and we will add a new class at Lower Nursery.
Begin a secondary school in 2020 (when our current P4 students will be Senior 1 students).


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Residency: Typically, registered agents must either reside in the state where they serve as a registered agent, or they must be a business approved to provide registered agent service in the state. Businesses providing registered agent service must maintain a physical address in the state.
Availability: Registered agents must be available to accept legal documents and official mail during normal business hours.
Consent: Agents must consent to being designated a registered agent. In many states, registered agents need to provide a signature proving they have accepted the responsibility. For example, Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Nevada, New Mexico, Washington and Wyoming all require registered agent signatures on your formation documents.
Do I need a registered agent?
Yes. Not only are registered agents nearly always required by state statutes, but they provide a systematic way to ensure a business can reliably receive official and legal notices (including service of process.)
What is service of process?
Service of process is the delivery of a legal notice (such as a summons or subpoena) to an individual or a business. These legal notices require a timely response and specific action from the recipient—such as producing documents, ceasing an activity, or appearing in court.
When the recipient is a business entity, service of process goes to the company's designated registered agent. For example, when a business is on the receiving end of a lawsuit, a process server will deliver a summons to the company's registered agent.
What is a statutory agent?
"Statutory agent" is another name for registered agent. Other names include "resident agent," "agent for service of process," and more. Why so many names for the same job? Each state has their own statutes—and often their own terminology—for business entities. Here are the terms most commonly used in each state:
Statutory agent: Arizona and Ohio
Resident agent: Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, and Rhode Island
Agent for service of process: California, Louisiana, New York, and West Virginia
Commercial clerk: Maine (for domestic corporations)
Registered office provider: Pennsylvania
Registered agent: The majority of states and DC
What is a national registered agent?
A national registered agent is team of registered agents—one in every state. When you hire a national registered agent, you get a local registered agent in every state where you do business, as is usually required by state law.
What is a USA registered agent?
A USA registered agent is a professional registered agent service that has registered offices (and can file documents on your company's behalf) in every state in the US. That means if you live in a different country but would like to start a company in the United States, a USA Registered Agent provider can help you by forming your business in whichever US state(s) your foreign business would like to expand to.
What is a BOC-3 process agent?
A BOC-3 process agent is a person or company that is designated on your application for Motor Carrier Operating Authority license (known as a BOC-3) to accept service of process on behalf of your business. Hiring one is mandatory in every state where you travel for work, but for more specifics you can refer to our BOC-3 Process Agent guide.
Can I use my registered agent as my business address?
Yes! Registered agent services provide their address on your public documents, helping keep yours private.
Why hire a registered agent service?
A professional registered agent service centers its business around being available to accept your documents, freeing you up to focus on more important things. They have other benefits as well. Registered agent services provide their address on your public documents, helping keep yours private. A good service should also scan and send you your documents the same day, provide you with reminders for state compliance reports, and provide you with easy access to forms and services to help you maintain your business.
Below are common situations in which it would be beneficial to hire a registered agent service:
You have locations in multiple states.
You don't have a physical address.
You plan to change your address as you grow.
You don't want the world to know your home address.
You don't plan to be in the office Monday-Friday, 9-5.
You want instant access to documents from wherever you are.
You want electronic scans of your documents for safekeeping or backup.
You want reminders for state compliance requirements.
You want a little more peace of mind.
How do I choose a registered agent?
If you plan to hire a registered agent service, there are a few key factors to take into consideration. Ideally, a registered agent service should provide all of the following:
Consistent pricing: Some companies have low introductory prices but exorbitant increases for annual renewals. A quick look at online customer reviews usually reveals if this is an issue.
Electronic document delivery: For time-sensitive materials, you don't want to wait for physical mail forwarding.
Same-day scans: Again, time is a critical factor, so your registered agent service should receive and scan documents right away.
Customer support: If you have a question or issue, you should be able to call and talk to a real person and get help.
Free resources: Your registered agent service should be able to provide you easy access to state forms and templates for essential documents, like operating agreements and meeting minutes. Many companies mark these up as expensive add-ons, so it's good to check if these kinds of resources are offered for free.
Additional business services: While you may only be looking for registered agent service at the moment, you never know when you'll need additional services down the road. It's a good idea to find a provider that offers additional useful business services such as mail forwarding, virtual office, annual report compliance and business formation.
How do I change my registered agent?
You can change your LLC or corporation's registered agent by filing paperwork with the state. Depending on your state, you may need to file a change of agent form, an amendment, or an updated annual/biennial report. Our guide on how to change your registered agent goes over processes, forms, and fees with links to step-by-step instructions for each state.
How do I resign from being a registered agent?
You can resign from being an LLC or corporation's registered agent at any time by notifying the business in question and (in most states) filing a statement of agent resignation with the state. The specific processes, forms, and fees for resigning as a registered agent can be very different for each state.
Top 9 Reasons People Use Our Registered Agent Services
1 Locally-Scanned Documents
We're the only national registered agent service that locally scans every document you receive.
When we receive a document at our local registered agent service office, that's where we scan it to your account.
Locally scanning every document enhances both quality control and customer satisfaction.
2 Your Own Corporate Guides®
Northwest's Corporate Guides2® will help you navigate the odd world of state bureaucracy.
Call and talk to someone who knows what they're talking about.
No automated operators. No reading from a script. Just answers.
3 Privacy by Default®
We never sell your data. Ever.
We list OUR business address on your public filings instead of yours—so you can better keep your personal info private.
You don't have to opt in or out to keep your data private. We practice Privacy by Default® with every service and every client, automatically.
4 Free Limited Mail Forwarding
As your registered agent, we accept state and legal mail. But we'll also scan normal business mail—up to 5 docs per year—FREE.
Clients and investors sometimes try to contact a company via its registered agent. We won't let these messages fall through the cracks.
Avoid "per document" fees for state mail, legal mail and limited business mail.
5 The Perfect-Sized Registered Agent Service
We're not so big that clients are just a number.
We're not so small that we have to hire other registered agents to do our job.
We're the perfect size to offer both personalized and reliable service.
6 Instant Service
Orders receive instant access to your account with all forms you'll need to file with the state.
All forms are pre-populated with our information for easy filing.
Your account is filled with filing tips, annual report help, and business maintenance help.
7 Free Online Tools
Enter your corporate data once, and the same data will populate every form you need to file.
Receive annual report compliance instructions and reminders.
Access online copies of all scanned items we've received on your behalf.
8 No Hidden Fees
Flat rates.
No sudden price increases.
Registered agent service rates:
1 to 4 states = $125/year
5 or more states = $100/year
9 We Do Business the Right Way
There are lots of companies providing registered agent service. None like us. We have no phone extensions, hidden fees, no gimmicks, and no sales staff using teleprompters to answer the phone. We give you free mail forwarding, protect your privacy, and offer unparalleled support—all without being annoying.
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The Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry is a bimonthly peer-reviewed scientific journal published by  Springer Science+Business Media on behalf of Akadémiai Kiadó. It was established in 1969 as the Journal of Thermal Analysis, obtaining its current title in 1998. The journal covers all aspects of calorimetry, thermal analysis, and experimental thermodynamics. The editor-in-chief is I.M. Szilágyi (Budapest University of Technology and Economics).

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Another great story from Jataka Tales. Once upon a time, there was a small dog who used to sneak in the royal shed to eat some food that was kept for the royal elephant. Since the royal elephant lived alone throughout the day in the shed, he also did not mind the dog visiting him daily and gladly let him eat his leftover food. Soon, the elephant and the dog became very good friends. They ate together, slept together and played together. A time came when they were almost inseparable from each other.
Then one day, a farmer who came to visit the elephant-keeper, saw the dog. He liked it very much and asked the elephant keeper to sell it to him. Although The elephant keeper did not own the dog, He took some money from the villager and gave it to him. The king's elephant became very sad after this incident. He missed his friend a lot and stopped eating, drinking and even bathing.
declaration, that whoever has taken the dog that used to live at the royal elephant's shed shall be penalised." The king did the same and the farmer who had taken the dog, quickly let him loose.
Once freed, the dog found his way to the elephant's shed easily. The elephant was so delighted to see the dog that he picked him up with his trunk and made him sit on his head. The king was content to see his elephant happy once again and suitably rewarded the minister for his wise judgement.
Both the elephant and the dog, lived happily thereafter.
The king was concerned about the well being of his elephant. He asked the minister, "How can we bring back the dog and make my elephant happy again?" The minister suggested, "Your Majesty, make a declaration, that whoever has taken the dog that used to live at the royal elephant's shed shall be penalised." The king did the same and the farmer who had taken the dog, quickly let him loose.


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Exeter Airport has announced the start of new flights to Dublin in Ireland from April next year, creating hassle-free onward connections to the USA.
Aer Lingus will provide the routes via its regional franchise partner Emerald Airlines. Flights to Dublin will operate five times per week, timed to provide onward connections with Aer Lingus to New York, Boston, Chicago, Washington and Toronto.
Dublin Airport includes a purpose-built preclearance facility that allows US-bound passengers to undertake all US immigration and customs checks before they fly. This means passengers can grab their bags and go as soon as they arrive.
Exeter Airport managing director, Stephen Wiltshire, welcomed the announcement, saying: "This is great news for South West passengers and opens up hassle-free onward travel to a variety of North American destinations, and the opportunity for business and leisure travel to Ireland.
"This announcement means Exeter Airport has 29 direct destinations in nine countries for 2022 and we're delighted to be welcoming Aer Lingus franchise partner Emerald Airlines to Exeter."
Conor McCarthy, Emerald Airlines CEO, said: "We're delighted to be able to commence operations under our franchise agreement with Aer Lingus. Our customer-focused schedules will offer choice, convenience and great value for both regional and transatlantic air travel."
Flights from Exeter to Dublin are available to book now with fares starting from just £38.99.
The full list of destinations reached directly from Exeter Airport in 2022 is: Cyprus (Paphos), France (Chambery), Greece (Corfu, Crete, Rhodes, Zante), Ireland (Dublin), Lapland (Enontekio, Pajala), Spain (Alicante, Gran Canaria, Ibiza, Lanzarote, Malaga, Majorca (Palma), Menorca, Tenerife), Turkey (Antalya, Dalaman). Plus Aberdeen, Belfast, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Guernsey, Isles of Scilly, Jersey, Manchester, Newcastle and Norwich in the UK.
Exeter Airport has partnered with Government-approved test provider GDPQ to provide a range of on-site Covid-19 tests for travel including pre-departure and UK arrivals tests if required.
Exeter Airport is owned and operated by Regional & City Airports (RCA), part of Rigby Group plc.
Find out more at https://www.exeter-airport.co.uk/flights-holidays/