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It is common for a lease to be extended on a "holding over" basis, which normally the tenancy to a periodic tenancy on a month by month basis.

It is also possible for a tenant, either expressly or impliedly, to give up the tenancy to the landlord. This process is known as a surrender of the lease.

I just wondered if you could give me your opinion on something. I am currently writing my University on the effects of the Bribery Act 2010. My final point is that a restrictive defence similar to that under the US FCPA allowing minor facilitation payments should have be into the 2010 Act as UK commercial organisations will now be subject to a competitive disadvantage. Would you agree that this would have been a better option than leaving facilitation payments to prosecutorial discretion? I appreciate that it is now unlikely that such a defence will actually be

Thanks

But at a more fundamental level, facilitation payments are bribes. In my opinion, they should be illegal.

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on a home is a structured payment. A loan balance be paid over 30 years and is broken down in installments as monthly payments.

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I can only speak to our HVAC system. Our roof top units bring in a fresh supply of air. On those roof top units we have double filters which are on a maintenance schedule. We also have just recently cleaned out the plenum for the entire building. The other thing that we did was add filter media on each of our VAV boxes to remove from the air stream. You can keep indoor air quality good if your building has a good maintenance schedule. The other thing that going to up is “green cleaning” but a whole different topic.

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I would only point out that the name stood for National State Socialist… and now that we are a socialist economy not surprising that their would be similarities in the socialist rhetoric.

Oddly enough, my neighbor (aeronautic engineer – masters) & spouse are planning to move to South America (somewhere near the equator, I forget where). My Mercedes mechanic ( from Germany ) is talking about selling his business and heading to Brazil with his Brazilian wife. My spouses childhood friend moved to Chile a few years back.

So now thinking “Argentina, Chile, Brazil, ???” Leaning toward Chile due to the Mediterranean climate and wines… OK with Spanish (it was my first second language and can of read (close enough to Spanish, French, Esperanto, etc. to make good guesses) but the sounds are still hard for me to track. Then there are the French and English speaking islands and former colonies. Decisions decisions…

Folks with money and skills looking to get out of Dodge…

So Adolfo, you live down that way… You have any suggestions? (No, I mean “stay home” Any ideas where all us US Expatriots (to be) would be most at ease? (My money is already invested in Brazil, so not worried about the dollar any more…) Anybody down there need experienced computer programers or project managers? Professional teachers with US credentials and poor/accented Spanish? Retired guy with

I give it about another 3 months for the wheels to come of or for POTUS to moderate. not holding out for moderation…

The good news is that at the present rate he will be saddled with a very republican house in 2 years. The bad news is that it will take 2 years…

re: allowances for historic sites & museums: I know what the law is. I had fully expected to see better accessibility than what was there, though. Very surprising to me.

I think it is to distinguish — and maybe this is too subtle — a historic building that is architecturally significant, and one that is just historic. We have both kinds in our area. I think the average visitor to the second type could easily understand that yes, that (tastefully coordinating) ramp over there is a contemporary accommodation, just like that light switch, that cool air you feel all summer,etc.

(And honestly, I have cared so much about the big AC unit sitting in the garden, if it an obvious reminder of care about this, but not

Whereas we have some houses were the whole point of preserving the home was to show off the work of a famous architect. To the point that they pulled off all the later additions in order to strip it down to the original work. And then hid the HVAC in the fireplaces so it was invisible. So there, I think you have an understandable, and consistently applied, exception.

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Something else I wanted to say, but remember what now. Ah well.

Given that HVAC systems engage recirculation of air for as long as they can get away with it (to conserve energy), I see how it is to use paints, furniture, etc. with minimal potentially hazardous emissions. It may not be possible though to control the type of furniture and office supplies (printer dust, etc.) that tenants bring in. Has anyone been looking into HVAC systems that effectively filter outside pollution (let’s say you’re on a busy intersection) to provide an options of airing the building out whenever possible?

Pomegranates – take a a pair of food scissors cut four arcs from top to bottom and quarter.

You know much more about investing than I ever will, but I may know some things about the Brazilian economy that you do not know (news that make it out of the country). We may want to have that beer sooner rather than later.

glad to hear you say that there are allowances for historic sites that really be accommodated. The historic buildings that I served in my college years are difficult to adapt. Especially the 180 year old three story church- nowhere to hide an elevator. SOP was to give the entire tour on the first floor, and then take a quick swing through the upper levels.

And the HVAC being visible? ugh.

Besides, ADA laws be in effect for that museum?

You know much more about investing than I ever will, but I may know some things about the Brazilian economy that you do not know (news that doesn’t make it out of the country). We may want to have that beer sooner rather than later.

Your on! got my number & email. Pick it. (Gordon B. is nice in Palo Alto…)

FWIW, largely in the PBR Petrobras oils and CZZ (sugarcane, land, alcool – bought for about the price of the cash they had in the bank at the time). And some metals / miners. The “Drop it on your foot it paradigm… But facts on the ground are always valuable. My biggest concern is some socialist taking over and nationalizing things and running the money out of the country and … oh wait, wrong country

As I said in my I am in no way advocating huge payments. But, the truth is that these athletes are going to be tempted, and it is easier to resist temptation when their is already a better, fair offer on the table.

You have a lot of thought provoking information on your sites. They have inspired the following:

1) Does the solo 401(k) have income taxes at the corporate level (the business level prior to dividend payments to the qualified plan)?

2) Can the solo 401(k) purchase/create/operate an LLC in the plan level without the services of a trust-type intermediary?

3) Can the business transact business with an LLC (which is also fully owned by the solo 401(k) plan) without creating a PT?

Thanks….

The Executive-Post wrote an interesting post today. Here is a quick excerpt by Joel Javer; CFP™.

Medical care and tuition payments are either direct payments to a health care provider for the medical care of another person; or direct payments of tuition to an educational institution for another person and are not [...]

The lone tally of the 1st period came at the 8:44 mark of the stick of Andrew Sneider when he ripped a rebound of a Dave May point shot past HVAC netminder Josh Larrabee to give Da Bears a 1-0 lead….Larrabee and Peebles would shut the door the rest of the period: 1-0 Bears after 1…..

At the 11:14 mark of the 2nd period, Wilkinson would score the goal of the year, pushing the face-off forward walking past two D man and ripping a shot up and over the glove of Peebles of the cross bar and into the back of the net to knot the score up 1….Larrabee and Peebles would again shut the door for the rest of the period: 1-1 after 2….

1:26 into the 3rd, Wilkinson would take a feed from and rip a shot up and over the glove of Peebles and into the back of the twine to give HVAC a 2-1 lead…..Larrabee and Peebles put on a show until the 9:08 mark, when Chris Deroche would cut in from the point and one time a feed from Cam Provencer of the near post and into the net to knot the score up 2…..It looked like we would be headed to a shootout but with just 1:01 left in the game, Travis Dunn would take a feed from Provencer and rip a shot up and over the glove of Larrabee and into the back of the twine to give Da Bears a 3-2 lead….Just 11 seconds later, Taylor Bishop would pick off an errant pass and rife a shot five hole on Larrabee to put the game on ice of Da Bears: 4-2…..

Box Score

Score

Da Bears 4 HVAC 2

1st Period

Goals

1-0 DB Andrew Sneider 8 ( Dave May) 8:44

Penalties

None

2nd Period

Goals

1-1 HVAC Dave Wilkinson 13 (Unassisted) 11:14

Penalties

None

3rd Period

Goals

2-1 HVAC Dave Wilkinson 14 1:26

2-2 DB Chris Deroche 4 ( Cam Provencher, Andy Barris ) 9:08

3-2 DB Travis Dunn 22 ( Cam Provencher) 12:59

4-2 DB Taylor Bishop 8 (Unassisted) 13:10

Penalties

DB Travis Dunn 2 Rough 7:16

HVAC Jim Duest 2 Rough 7:16

Goalies:

Da Bears Preston Peebles ( 28 shots, 26 saves): HVAC Josh Larrabee ( 32 shots, 28 saves)

Team Records

Da Bears 13-2 26 points: HVAC 8-7-1 17 points

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Please JB come to Brazil …!

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4:13 into the game, Jaime Ward would tip a beautiful cross ice pass from Choiniere past the outstretched pad of HVAC netminder Josh Larrabee and into the back of the net to give Atlantic an early 1-0 lead….At the 7:52 mark, Wilkinson would pick off an errant pass walk past a D man and rip a shot up and over the glove of Parker and into the back of the net to knot the score up 1 after 1…..

At the 8:21 mark of the 2nd period, Choiniere would take a pass from Mike Lombardi and rip a screen shot up and over the blocker of Larrabee and into the back of the net to give Atlantic a 2-1 lead….Just over a minute later, Caswell would take a rebound of a Andrew Moore point shot and fire the puck up and over Larrabee to give Atlantic a 3-1 lead….With just 28 seconds left in the 2nd, Wilkinson would slip a pass up to Rob Campbell who would rip a shot past Parker and into the back of the twine to make it a 3-2 game after 2….

6:15 into the 3rd, Kyle Hamel would pick off an errant pass a jam a shot side past Larrabee and into the back of the net to restore 2 goal lead: 4-2…..With 1:57 left in the game, Wilkinson would take a break-out pass from Charlie Elwell walk over the blueline and blast a shot up and over the blocker of Parker to make it a one goal game: 4-3…..Parker would make a key save in the last minute and Caswell would slid the puck into an empty-net to ice the game for Atlantic 3 straight W: 5-3….

Box Score

Score

Atlantic 5 HVAC 3

1st Period

Goals

1-0 ATL Jamie Ward 1 ( Josh Choiniere, Bryon Williams) 4:13

1-1 HVAC Dave Wilkinson 11 (Unassisted) 7:52

Penalties

ATL Josh Choiniere 2 Trip 10:45

2nd Period

Goals

2-1 ATL Josh Choiniere 10 ( Mike Lombardi, Jake Hall ) 8:21

3-1 ATL Ben Caswell 2 ( Andrew Moore, Keegan) 9:36

3-2 HVAC Rob Campbell 12 ( Dave Wilkinson , Adam Bear) 13:32

Penalties

None

3rd Period

Goals

4-2 ATL Kyle Hamel 12 (Unassisted) 6:15

4-3 HVAC Dave Wilkinson 12 ( Charlie Elwell) 12:03

5-3 ATL Ben Caswell 3 (Unassisted) 13:23 en

Penalties

ATL Kyle Hamel 2 Trip 6:45

Goalies:

Atlantic Joe Parker ( 18 shots, 15 saves): HVAC Josh Larrabee ( 33 shots, 29 saves)

Team Records

Atlantic 8-6 16 points: HVAC 8-6-1 17 points

Put them inside the garage, in your back yard, inside your house, or have the contractor store them.

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In the last couple days gotten 2 and 1/2 feet of snow which is highly abnormal for A} This time of year and B} this area.

So today was spent trying to salvage what we could of our two hay barns(basically the costco modified a bit) and trudge our way through yuck and muck. Its been *fun*

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