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Source: Cape Cod Times, Hyannis, Mass.mini storageSept. 08--EAST FALMOUTH -- In the middle of summer, a short, white picket fence is all that separated a clean cut lawn and trimmed bushes from the gnarled grass, blowing in the wind of the lawn next door.A small gap between the fence and the street revealed in close contrast the line where the owner mowed his lawn and stopped just short of the foreclosed property next door.Austin Heath, who lives in the same cul-de-sac at the end of Paddock Circle in East Falmouth, said that the property, which is in foreclosure, hurts the value of his own home nearby, which he works hard to maintain."You're paying for someone else's house. You shouldn't do that," Heath said.Heath sent letters to state senators, state representatives and town officials, protesting how the property is not only an eyesore but also dangerous -- at that point, there was no fence around the backyard pool. The letters called for ordinances that would allow town code enforcement officials to step in -- without those, they have no legal grounds to force properties to maintain their upkeep beyond basic sanitary standards.Falmouth does not have any such ordinance at this time, but town officials said they are working on possibly putting together something soon on the issue."People call them all the time about it," said Ollie Fitzpatrick, assistant zoning officer for the Town of Falmouth. "I know more and more people are getting upset about it, but I don't know what the solution is."Heath said that he isn't asking for much -- just for owners to cut the grass, pull some weeds and keep the bushes somewhat trimmed. He said his other neighbors have come to him complaining about the state of the house on the cul-de-sac, which sticks out in the gated community, which Heath described as an upper-middle class neighborhood.Part of the problem with neglected, foreclosed properties is that it can be near impossible to track down who actually owns them, said Paul Spiro, Sandwich's building inspector. After that, even if the inspectors can find the owners, there is often nothing they can do. "My name is Paul, not King Paul," Spiro said, referring to the amount of control he has over the issue.However, Spiro doesn't think that adding ordinances requiring homeowners to maintain their properties is the answerself storage He said it would be almost impossible to enforce because it is so subjective. Some owners cut their grass a couple times a week, he said, and others complain because their neighbor cuts their grass too much and are annoyed by the noise. It would be difficult to create a set of guidelines that would please everyone."It's hard to come up with a solution because the solution comes from being a good neighbor," Spiro said. "The solution isn't going to be another regulation, the solution is going to come from the banks or the foreclosure companies or mortgage companies becoming a good neighbor."Bank of New York Mellon Corp., the bank that owns the property in Heath's neighborhood, according to Registry of Deed records, could not be reached for comment about the property.Of the 15 towns on the Cape, Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard that responded to calls, 11 said that they did not have official ordinances regarding property upkeep, but five were looking into such measures upon community request. Bourne is instituting a pilot program within the next month in the downtown area of Buzzards Bay, which includes mostly commercial properties, but also has some residences."After it was passed, people asked why we didn't do for the whole," Town Planner Coreen Moore said.Barnstable's Town Council recently approved a ordinance that would prevent trash, debris and pools of water from accumulating on properties. There is another ordinance under consideration by the Town Council that specifically addresses foreclosures. The ordinance, if passed, would require owners to keep the property in repair and register vacant property with the town, so there is a record of possible problem properties in the town. The ordinanceIn the meantime, in East Falmouth, Heath said someone has come to mow the lawn around the offending property and put up a fence around the pool, which makes it safer for the children in his neighborhood. However, Heath added that he wish it hadn't taken so long for the property to get fixed by the bank."It shouldn't be neglected for a year before they do anything," said Heath. "It's still kind of an eyesore, but it's better."Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Cape Cod Times (Hyannis, Mass.) Visit the Cape Cod Times (Hyannis, Mass.) at .capecodonline.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉

By Zhao Lei in Tianjinzhaolei@chinadaily.迷你倉出租com.cnHelicopters represent a massive growth area for China’s civil aviation sector, and the national aircraft manufacturer is ready to tap into this neglected market, according to industry insiders.There are about 30,000 helicopters in use around the world, most of them in the civil sector, said Xiao Zhiyuan, publisher of World Flight magazine.“However, the number of civil helicopters registered in China is only about 200, even less than that of the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo,” he said. “In contrast, the United States has more than 10,000 civil helicopters and Russia boasts of 3,000.”The shortage of helicopters for civilian use has become a prominent issue in China since the country was hit by a succession of natural disasters starting in 2008, when a devastating magnitude-8 earthquake struck Sichuan province.“Ninety-nine helicopters took part in rescue operations for the Sichuan earthquake, and nearly 70 percent of them were sent by the military. The lack of civil helicopters has since then attracted attention from authorities and the public,” Xiao said, noting that the government later requested the establishment of a national aviation emergency response and rescue system that mainly uses civil helicopters.The promotion of civil helicopters has since been substantially accelerated, with the government giving more investment and favorable policies to support the industry, he added.His words were echoed by Cai Yi, general manager of Avicopter, a subsidiary of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China, the nation’s dominant aircraft manufacturer.“Ten years ago, China produced less than 20 helicopters a year, and after a decade of development, the annual output has increased by 10 times, with nearly 200 being delivered to our clients last year,” Cai said at the Second China Helicopter Expo, held in Tianjin from Thursday to Sunday.Wide range of useCivil helicopters have been used in a wide range of roles, including law enforcement, forest fire patrols, the inspection on power lines and oil pipelines, as well as maritime rescue, according to Cai.Chen Ping, deputy head of the promotion center for emergency assistance under the Ministry of Civil Affairs, said almost 40 percent of people who die in accidents go into cardiac arrest before an ambulance arrives, and 10 percent on the way to hospital, showing the importance of prompt medical assistance.He said the fastest and most efficient rescue vehicle is a helicopter.“After the 迷你倉agnitude-7 earthquake struck Ya’an, in Sichuan, in April, four helicopters sent by the People’s Liberation Army made 132 flights and transported 385 injured people. They helped check several seriously hit townships that had been isolated from the outside due to destroyed roads.“Three civil helicopters also participated in the relief work by carrying medicine and patrolling power lines.”In Liaoning province, helicopters from the maritime rescue force of the Ministry of Transport assisted in the relief efforts after floods hit several areas in the province in August, airdropping 3.6 metric tons of aid supplies and relocating 104 residents trapped or injured, according to Chen.Chen’s center has set up a training base for aviation rescue professionals in Henan province in cooperation with a Guangdong general aviation company and plans to recruit 100 helicopter pilots and 50 medical workers by the end of this year, he added.Ten hospitals in Beijing have built landing facilities for helicopters, according to Fan Da, deputy head of Beijing Emergency Medical Center. He said the center has performed several operations in which injured people were transported to a hospital by helicopter.He noted that the center is negotiating with Beijing police’s aviation squadron on cooperation on a helicopter emergency medical service.“Helicopters have been used by Beijing police since April 2007, when the squadron was formed,” said Yang Dongfeng, chief of the aviation squadron under the city’s public security bureau.Sober attitude urgedTo boost the country’s civil helicopter sector, the Aviation Industry Corporation of China has integrated its three manufacturing subsidiaries and one research institute into Avicopter and is implementing a series of favorable policies to recruit talent, according to Lin Zuoming, chairman of AVIC.“We have established an after-sales service system that can cover the entire lifespan of our helicopter products,” Lin said, adding that the company will allocate more funds and resources to solve the heavy dependence on imported engines that has long haunted China’s helicopter industry.Though the prospects for China’s civil helicopter market are promising, Cai suggested that local governments and private businesses should take a sober attitude and avoid blindly investing in this field.“It seems like many local governments and companies can’t wait any longer to plunge into the industry, but it will lead to cutthroat competition and a waste of resources,” Cai warned.儲存倉

Source: Albuquerque Journal, N.迷你倉價錢M.Sept. 08--Let's face it, computers have become such a vital part of our lives that the prospect of losing valuable data, getting infected with a virus or crashing altogether is enough to make us consider doing things that we might later regret.Like giving a scam artist remote control of your computer, thereby allowing that person to access your passwords, credit card numbers and other personal financial information.The so-called "Microsoft scam" -- variations include individuals posing as Dell, McAfee and Norton employees -- has been around since 2010, which is when Microsoft became aware of it and began cautioning computer owners to be wary of these bogus calls.And based on recent media reports, it seems to be making a comeback across the country, including here in New Mexico.Just ask Judy of Albuquerque, who has become somewhat of an expert in fending off these calls over the past two years.By her count, she has received eight phone calls -- all from the Washington, D.C., area code -- from someone masquerading as a Microsoft Windows technician who insists her computer is infected.To make matters worse, based on the sound of his voice and general disposition, she is convinced it's been the same person every time.The first time he called, she says, she was sitting at her computer."I'm with Windows," he told her. "We're getting signals from your computer that there's a problem with a virus or something."At that point, he encouraged her to take a number of steps that would give him remote access to her computer in order to fix it.Judy was familiar with that process, having relied on a brother in Philadelphia to help her deal with problems in the past.So her initial thought was just that: He wants access to her computer to remove the virus."Then it dawned on me," she says. "Wait a minute. There's something phony here."That's when she decided to end the conversation."I said, 'I'm not going to do this. I don't think this is legitimate.'"End of story?That's what she thought until he called right back in what she described as "a very angry voice."The more they talked, she says, the more she realized it was a scam.But even that didn't prepare her for the half-dozen calls that would follow over the next two years.One time she told him she had three computers and wanted to know which one had the problem. Another time she said there just so happened to be a computer repairman at her home. Yet another time she told him she didn't own a computer.Each time, he responded just as angrily as the first."What puzzles me is why he keeps calling my number," she says.While Judy's experience may seem a bit extraordinary, that's not necessarily the case.The Sentinel of Carlisle, Pa., reported last month that an Upper迷你倉Allen Township woman received three phone calls within a 24-hour period claiming that her personal computer was susceptible to a cyberattack -- and that she needed to fork over $249 to fix it.Last fall, the Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint against six "massive" operations, most of them based in India, that were in the business of conning computer owners into buying services they didn't need or surrendering control of their computers and the sensitive data within them.In this case, the scammers promised their unsuspecting victims that they would rid their computers of viruses or malware for a one-time cost ranging from $49 to $450. Once they agreed, they were conned into visiting a website and downloading software that gave the callers remote access to their computers.How common is this scam?At the time of that complaint, the FTC reported that it was aware of more than 40,000 complaints -- though an official suspected the real number of victims to be "substantially higher" -- that may have resulted in consumer losses in the millions of dollars.So here are the two important things to remember if you get a call from someone posing as a Microsoft technician:Microsoft says it does not make unsolicited phone calls offering to fix your computer or seeking personal or financial information.If you receive such a phone call -- or an email message instructing you to click on a particular link -- hang up the phone or delete the message.No good deed goes ...Two weeks ago, you may recall, I wrote about a popular scam brought to our attention locally by Bill Ormerod of Albuquerque, this one involving scam artists who promise to lower the interest rates on your credit cards for a substantial fee.Suffice to say, they don't read the Journal .Ormerod called me recently to say that he had received yet another one of these bogus calls -- two days after the column appeared.And an Albuquerque woman called a few days later to inform me that she, too, had received calls of late offering to lower her credit card rates.Remember: If you want to lower the interest rates on your credit cards, call the customer service number on the back. It won't cost you anything, and you stand a better chance of being successful than paying some con artist to do it for you.Nick Pappas is assistant business editor at the Albuquerque Journal. Contact him at npappas@abqjournal. com, 505-823-3847 or on Twitter at @nickpapp if you are aware of what sounds like a scam. To report a scam to law enforcement, contact the New Mexico Consumer Protection Division toll-free at 1-800-678-1508.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, N.M.) Visit the Albuquerque Journal (Albuquerque, N.M.) at .abqjournal.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存

在外地工作的小陌收到表姐寄來的婚戀工具書，文件倉原來表姐是受父母委托，書其實是一紙“催婚令”。記者瞭解到，不少“愁婚”的家長希望孩子能從婚戀書中找到戀愛門道，督促他們快些坐上婚姻列車。記者走訪書市發現，婚戀工具書不僅種類繁多，不少還位列“暢銷榜。這些婚戀書有用嗎？父母忙著向孩子推薦婚戀工具書“男大當婚，女大當嫁”，社會中的大齡青年漸多，這可急壞了父母們。很多父母親自跑相親會為子女牽線搭橋，也有人發動身邊親戚“催婚”。近日，小陌更是遭遇“含蓄”催婚，父母托表姐寄來了一本婚戀書。小陌表示，表姐寄來的婚戀書名為《婚姻是女人一輩子的事》，書其實是“催婚令”。她對此很無奈，“又不是到了不可不婚的年齡，真是皇帝不急太監急。”記者瞭解到，不少“愁婚”的家長希望能從婚戀書中找到養分，使“剩男剩女”快些坐上婚姻列車。外甥女在給劉小姐打越洋電話時推薦了某婚戀書，還說：“姨，書里滿滿的正能量，你看完趕緊嫁出去……”婚戀書數量多 書名“猛”被視為“催婚令”的婚戀工具書銷售如何？日前，記者走訪廣州購書中心，發現婚戀工具書五花八門，不僅數量繁多，而且書名一個比一個吸引眼球。在購書中心一樓，“時尚男/女性”書架設有4個，充斥著兩性、戀愛、婚姻等關鍵詞，數量多達百種。此外，“熱門/暢銷書推介”的書架也被此類婚戀工具書占去了一部分位置。記者發現，這類“暢銷書”吸引了不少來往的顧客翻閱，其中既有年輕男女，也有年紀較長者。一名約30歲男士把兩本放入購書車，記者上前咨詢是否實用時，他說，“凡事都有兩面，不好的捨棄，好的吸納”。擺在暢銷書架上一本《真愛沒那麼累幸福沒那麼貴》因被翻閱次數太多，帶有明顯的褶皺和折痕。記者隨機翻閱發現，這類書籍的推介語堪稱“露骨”。一本《狠狠愛自己》聲稱“女人不‘狠’，地位不穩”，能“教你成為心狠手辣的新時代‘狠女’”；《其實你還不懂女人存倉標榜“剩男也能逆襲，法海也有春天”。現場有名女讀者表示，她翻了幾本書，發現這些書都是在教人如何耍心機、用技巧來俘獲異性的心，類似“會做家務的女人最性感”、“男人喜歡偶爾說髒話的女人”等戀愛小“計謀”策略，“覺得不可信”。談戀愛能教嗎？去年，一項在線調查(1750人參與)顯示，53.3%的受訪者認為，情感專家的指導對年輕人沒什麼意義；12.6%的人覺得“完全沒幫助”；對於一些被稱為“婚戀寶典”的情感、婚姻指導類圖書，僅19.2%的人覺得“有用”。婚戀書為何暢銷？日前，記者採訪了國家心理咨詢師培訓師、廣東省心理咨詢專業委員會副主任袁榮親，他認為婚戀工具書熱銷與我國傳統的家庭與學校教育中缺乏戀愛教育有關，“有些人在如何表達情感、與異性相處方面遇到了困惑，需要專業指導，這是此類書籍出現與熱銷的一個原因。”袁榮親也注意到，目前市面上戀愛工具書魚龍混雜，“有些作者缺乏專業教育背景與從業經驗，讀者閱讀時要保持一定的警惕性。”情場“秘笈”走熱的背後有一個龐大的受�市場，其中有等待愛情降臨的男女，有希望儘快入駐“圍城”的待婚男女，還不乏著急兒女婚姻的父母。在他們看來，這些書像一片“藥劑”，“先試再說”。工具書沒辦法“複制愛情”聲稱能“幫你解除婚姻木馬程序”的工具書到底有無實用性？記者隨機採訪的數名單身青年多表示“不會看”，因為“愛情沒辦法複制”。在校大學生小王感覺這類書籍“看多了只會讓自己更剩”。小王認為，愛情沒法教授，只能體驗。“成功人士出的致富書，又有多少人能從中開�成功之門呢？”大學生阿蕓則認為這反映了當下不少人急功近利的心態，“這種書最大的作用就是學會些戀愛技巧，但感情變得功利就不真實”。“剩男剩女，從某種角度來說，不是證明大家對愛情對婚姻還很矜持嗎？這不好嗎？本來就該靠緣分的。太刻意剖析愛情反而會阻止本會出現的緣分。” (廣日)迷你倉

【本報訊】內地電子商務龍頭阿里巴巴，自存倉早前推出的「餘額寶」服務，已被指為顛覆傳統銀行業。內地媒體《中國經營報》昨引述消息指，阿里巴巴旗下阿里金融，已向金融監管部門，正式提出設立阿里網絡銀行的申請，初步計劃註冊資本約10億元人民幣（約12.6億港元）。推「餘額寶」狂吸存款不過，由於網絡銀行實際上是虛擬銀行，在內地屬嶄新發展領域，估計從申請到完成批核，會有一段很長路程。據悉，阿里希望其網絡銀行，將是內地首間網絡銀行。而阿里擬成立的網絡銀行，服務範圍包括提供小微金融服務，亦會涉足傳統存款、迷你倉新蒲崗款及匯款等業務。網絡銀行的構思，是結合互聯網與金融活動的一次實驗，監管當局對這些利用電子平台進行的創新金融科技，亦�手研究相關監管規定，態度上是審慎支持。報道引述消息指出，去年度，包括人行、中銀監及發改委等八個部委，曾先後到訪阿里金融進行考察。近年阿里巴巴集團已不斷涉足金融服務領域，今年中推出另類存款「餘額寶」，不足三周便吸走逾60億元人民幣存款，搶錢力驚人。主席馬雲曾表示，「如果銀行不改變，我們改變銀行」，又指未來的金融服務有兩大機遇，一是金融業走向互聯網，另一端是互聯網走向金融。迷你倉出租

首批獲批的4款手機為三星GT N7108D、索尼M35t、華為D2 6070和中興通訊U9815早報訊近日，mini storage工信部發放了國內首批4G手機入網許可，獲得許可的4款手機均為TD LTE制式，它們分別是三星GT N7108D、索尼M35t、華為D2 6070和中興通訊U9815。隨著4G時代腳步臨近，國內運營商在試驗網建設等方面正在加快腳步。雖然4G牌照的發放日期仍無定論，但首批4款4G手機獲入網許可，可以看作是4G牌照發放的前奏。此前有傳聞稱，4G牌照將于“十一”前後發放，最晚不會晚於今年年底。而中國自主產權的TD LTE和國際標準LTE FDD是否都會在首批牌照發放之列，則一直沒有明確結論。此次4款首批入網手機均為TD LTE制self storage，或意味著TD LTE可能會領先于LTE FDD獲得4G牌照。目前在國內三家運營商中，中國移動是TD LTE網絡的堅定支持者。中國電信和中國聯通在3G升級到4G的過程中，選擇LTE FDD更符合兩者的利益。若TD LTE牌照先發，另外兩家不排除租用中國移動的4G網絡，或者與中國移動共建的可能性。不過，有業內人士指出，雖然4款手機已經獲得入網許可，但是4G的商用牌照還沒下發，4G語音業務也沒有完全成熟，消費者想用上4G手機估計還得等上一段時間，預計最快明年年初，消費者可以用上4G手機。此外值得注意的是，與3G時代TD SCDMA制式手機匱乏、初期缺少國際廠商參與的情況不同，首批獲得入網許可證的4G手機就包含了三星和索尼兩大國際廠商。迷你倉

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為吸引金融企業人駐，文件倉《細則》明確了很多優惠措施。●給予互聯網金融企業一次性開辦補貼，主要用于企業辦公場地裝修，標準為經審計的實際裝修費用(不含辦公家具)的20%，最高不超過50萬元。●對互聯網金融企業前兩年利潤所得形成的相關貢獻給予全額扶持，對增加值、營業收入形成的相關貢獻給予減半扶持。●企業在黃浦區域內購置自用辦公用房的，給予購房總價1.5%的補貼。●企業當年通過金融創新支持小微企業融資或提供金融服務比例達到75%以上的，經認定後予以獎勵。經濟措施●對企業高管(2-5名)和核心骨幹人力資源成本形成的相關貢獻給予全額或部分獎勵。●企業正式員工符合《黃浦區關於外灘金融集聚帶建設人才公寓實施辦法》規定的，可經審核同意入住“黃浦區人才公寓”，解決上述員工階段性居住需求。●推薦符合條件的企業高管和核心骨幹參加“千人計劃”、領軍人才等方面的選拔。人才措施早報記者陶寧寧以“外灘”為名的新金融家族即將誕生。昨天發佈的《黃浦區關於建設外灘金融創新試驗區的實施意見細則(暫行)》(以下簡稱《細則》)明確規定，外灘金融創新試驗區內的企業，經黃浦區政府認可，其企業名稱可使用“外灘”字樣。已有企業開始工商註冊今年7月20日，黃浦區正式對外發佈，外灘金融集聚帶將建設以互聯網金融和民營金融為主體的外灘金融創新試驗區。時隔一個多月，黃浦區副區長吳成在昨天舉行的外灘金融創新試驗區新聞通氣會上表示，《黃浦區關於建設外灘金融創新試驗區的實施意見》發佈後，“很多企業和機構上門或者來電咨詢具體政策，地域範圍幾乎遍及全國各主要省市。據我們不完全統計，目前僅區金融辦接觸的與互聯網金融和民營金融有關的機構就有40余家，按工作日計算的話達到日均2家以上，有些機構已經反複溝通了多次。”吳成透露，大約有近10家企業已明確表達了設立公司參與外灘金融創新試驗區的意向，部分企業已經開始進入工商註冊流程。冠名“外灘”有門檻昨天，新聞通氣會還發佈了《黃浦區關於建設外灘金融創新試驗區的實施意見細則(暫行)》。《細則》明確了不少吸引互聯網金融與民營金融的有利條件，而最創新大膽的莫過於允許一些符合條件的企業在名稱中使用“外灘”字樣，這意味著一個以“外灘”為姓氏的存倉金融家族即將應運而生。吳成表示，近期接觸的很多相關企業都希望能夠獲取一些業務牌照或資質，同時希望在設立過程中能夠獲得便利服務。對此，《細則》中明確，“協助符合條件的投資主體爭取金融監管部門和其他相關部門支持，以發起新設或參股合資方式組建自擔風險的金融機構”(第五條);“建立專業支持體系，發揮‘組團式服務’優勢，協助企業申請互聯網支付、基金銷售、融資租賃等新金融業務資質”(第六條)。同時，《細則》還拿出了冠名“外灘”的機會作為“招賢納士”的資本。“這是一個重大的創新突破，因為大家知道外灘作為全球知名的地標區域，一般不允許在企業名稱中使用。”吳成稱，這是為了表明黃浦全力支持金融創新的決心。不過，吳成表示，“外灘”這塊金字招牌“門檻”並不低，“首先必須是在行業中有規模的龍頭企業，同時具備領先、創新和有潛力這幾個條件。另外，必須經過市工商局的審核通過。”早報記者瞭解到，目前申請以“外灘”冠名的金融企業已有3家，正在認定的過程中。今年“十一”之前，首家獲得“外灘”金字招牌的企業將遴選而出。據黃浦區透露，其也很可能成為第一家落戶外灘金融創新試驗區的企業。支持與徵信機構合作對於企業頗為關注的防範金融創新風險方面，《細則》指出，“支持互聯網金融企業加強與徵信機構的合作，不斷完善互聯網金融信用體系，防範金融創新風險”(第四十條);“本區域內企業經營業務涉及信貸中介等業務的，除應遵守第四十條要求外，應主動在符合條件的本區銀行設立‘風險準備金’賬戶，根據撮合交易合同金額的1%撥備，合同履行完畢後可返回至企業賬戶”(第四十一條)。據業內人士介紹，央行在黃浦設立的上海資信有限公司已建立了針對互聯網金融的徵信體系，該體系將與在外灘金融創新試驗區落戶的金融企業展開對接，“企業上傳自己的信用情況至該徵信系統，而銀行則可以通過徵信系統查詢該企業的信用情況，決定是否給與貸款、貸款金額多少等。”該業內人士解釋，徵信系統除了能讓銀行更真實地瞭解到企業的信用和能力等情況外，也可督促企業自覺維繫良好的信用。不過，企業是否與徵信機構合作並沒有強制規定，完全出于自願。該業內人士表示，加入徵信系統的企業會獲得更多發展機會，對很多企業都很有吸引力。迷你倉

Source: Cape Cod Times, Hyannis, Mass.自存倉Sept. 07--Seemingly out of left field, a committee that has been holding up the casino compact reached between the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe and Gov. Deval Patrick for more than four months has finally scheduled a vote on the deal.The Joint Committee on Economic Development and Emerging Technologies is slated to vote Tuesday in executive session on the compact, which would pay the state anywhere from 0 to 21 percent of gross gambling revenue from a Taunton casino based on the level of competition in the commonwealth, Eileen Brooks, a spokeswoman for state Rep. Joseph Wagner, D-Chicopee, co-chairman of the committee, said Friday.The committee heard testimony at a daylong hearing in May. The compact -- the second of its kind for the tribe and Patrick -- was filed with the Legislature in April. The first compact, signed in July 2012, was rejected in October that same year by the federal government.If the committee votes favorably on the new compact, it still must win support of the full House and Senate. That could be a tough sell, since the first compact reached would have paid the state 21.5 percent of gross gambling revenue no matter the level of competition.That deal was rejected by the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs for being too lucrative for the state without enough concessions to the tribe.State Rep. Randy Hunt, R-East Sandwich, said the compact faces stiffer odds now that the Massachusetts Gaming Commission is accepting applications from commercial companies to bid for a license in Southeastern Massachusetts. The deadline for applications is Sept. 30."The more time that passes, the more opportunity these commercial proposals have to put together their numbers," Hunt said. "We're going to see an especially stout defense against the 迷你倉新蒲崗ompact by the South Coast reps and senators. Now they can point to other things that are promising to come along that could be more advantageous to the state."State Rep. Robert Koczera, D-New Bedford, an outspoken critic of the compact and a member of the committee that will vote Tuesday, could not be reached for comment Friday.Proponents of the compact are likely to point out that if the tribe succeeds with getting its land in Taunton and Mashpee taken into trust by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, it could open a casino and provide no revenue to the state, Hunt said.The Gaming Commission has gotten "several inquiries" in Southeastern Massachusetts, known as Region C, for the commercial license, spokeswoman Elaine Driscoll said. The commission does not expect to receive any applications or the $400,000 fee until the deadline, she said.At least one company, KG Urban Enterprises, is on record as saying it will apply to build a casino on the New Bedford waterfront.Meanwhile, the tribe has reported no progress on its federal process in months, even though it proclaimed loudly in May that a key decision was imminent in the first half of 2013.Judith Goetz, a spokeswoman for the tribe, wrote in an email Friday that Mashpee Wampanoag leaders would have no comment on the legislative committee's coming vote.Once a compact is approved at the state level, the Bureau of Indian Affairs has 45 days to act. Both Patrick and tribe leaders have said they received guidance from bureau officials in crafting the revised compact.Tuesday's committee vote is being held at Western New England University in Springfield, Brooks said.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Cape Cod Times (Hyannis, Mass.) Visit the Cape Cod Times (Hyannis, Mass.) at .capecodonline.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉出租

By XU XIAOxuxiao@chinadaily.自存倉com.cnThe movies of Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan have helped to kindle a global fascination with Chinese kung fu.Now, tourists will get a chance to take a closer look at where it all began.Planet Travel is launching a new tour of Shaolin Temple in Henan province, the birthplace of an important school of mar-tial arts, for the coming Nation-al Day holiday in October.Normally, Shaolin Temple’s practice space and living quar-ters are not open to visitors, so most travel agencies in the country only allow travelers to learn martial arts outside the temple.However, Planet Travel now is providing a chance for visi-tors from China and abroad to stay in the temple, eat with the disciples, practice kung fu and be far from the madden-ing crowds during the holiday.In a word, visitors can expe-rience what the life of a martial arts disciple is like.They may not become a mas-ter of Shaolin martial arts at the end of the journey, but at the very least they will come closer to understanding the meaning of real Chinese kung fu.Even without the martial arts training, the three-day holiday option is worth con-sidering as an opportunity leave behind bustling cities for a bucolic refuge like the Shao-lin Temple, said executives of the travel agency.Every morning, visitors can learn from the Shaolin disciples about a Shaolin box-ing art, which is specifically designed for beginners.Th迷你倉新蒲崗 learners may even have the chance to have one-on-one coaching from Shaolin masters.Several foreign disciples have trained or are training currently in the temple.Thus, participants to the Planet Travel’s martial art campaign can have a chance for cultural exchanges.During the three-day holi-day, the participants are not allowed to leave the Shaolin Temple. This might sound a little strict, but gives a chance to breath fresh air.In addition, waking up early in the morning and taking a walk in the mountains that surround the temple will fill visitors with a strong atmo-sphere of martial arts learning because young Shaolin martial art disciples and foreign kung fu fans are almost all over the mountain.Accompanied by Shaolin disciples, the learners can have a visit around the Shaolin tem-ple and its renowned cultural relics, including the hall for 500 arhats and the stone statue of the Bodhidharma.During the visit, the learn-ers can get some knowledge of the Shaolin Temple’s origin, history and architecture.In the evenings, when the Shaolin disciples practice martial arts near the liv-ing quarters of the learners, visitors can join them or just watch and learn.The learners will also watch a live kung fu stage show, with the local landscape as a back-ground and nearly 10,000 per-formers taking part. The pro-duction is made possible by an investment of more than 100 million yuan ($16.3 million).迷你倉出租

Source: Cape Cod Times, Hyannis, Mass.mini storageSept. 07--SOUTH YARMOUTH -- Dennis-Yarmouth pulled off the shocker of Week 1 of the high school football season, putting a 37-9 nonleague spanking on 2012 Division 1 Super Bowl finalist Barnstable and thrilling the D-Y portion of the big Alan Carlsen Field crowd on Friday night.It was sweet revenge for the Dolphins, who, coming off a 2011 Super Bowl title, were handed a 55-14 pasting by Barnstable last season."We didn't mention that once," said D-Y head coach Paul Funk. "We've beaten (Barnstable) three of the last four years. We had one hiccup last year. This was just a great effort all around."No denying that. Senior quarterback Spencer Tyler served notice this will be his season, shredding Barnstable for 251 passing yards and two TDs and running for 118 yards, including a 50-yard score with 38 seconds left in the second quarter that sent D-Y to the locker room with a 23-7 lead.Tyler also said the coaches may not have mentioned last year, but to the players it was front and center."We used last year as motivation a lot," Tyler said. "In the locker room we talked about it. Even at halftime, we said we had to remember what they did to us last year. Use that as motivation not to let up in the second half."I knew it was going to be a battle tonight. But we worked hard in practice and all over the summer. We expected to win. We prepared to win."The Dolphins defense dominated Barnstable, not allowing an offensive point. Barnstable scored on a Derek Estes 47-yard interception return for a score in the second quarter to tie the game at 7, and was given a safety when backup QB Michael Dunn intentionally ran out of the end zone on fourth down with 5:08 left in the game to make it 37-9.It was a game of big plays for the Dolphins, one of the biggest coming on Barnstable's opening third-quarter drive. Red Raider senior quarterback Hayden Murphy broke free and streaked 29 yards, but Dunn stripped him from behind and senior linebacker L.K. Metz recovered at the D-Y 29. It was the punch to the gut that knocked Barnstable to the canvas, never to recover."We were starting to do what I feel we're capable of doing (before the fumble)," Barnstable coach Chris Whidden said. "This doesn't make me think we're a bad team. We just had a bad night. Hopefully this is our wakeup call."Murphy, who rushed for more than 1,000 yards iself storage 2012 from the halfback position, played quarterback Friday night. He was held to 28 yards on 13 carries and threw for only 48 yards while completing five of 11 passes and having one intercepted."I told them, everything we do is being re-evaluated," Whidden said. "Every kid who is playing certain positions is being reevaluated. (Hayden) is one of our leaders. We gave him the shot to take the reins. If that's what we think we need to do, he'll continue to do that. He's not the only one who didn't play great tonight. It's everyone involved, me included."Barnstable senior Justus Chaffee rushed for 118 yards on 13 carries.D-Y had a TD called back on the game's opening drive, the 31-yard scoring pass to Jake Pawlina nullified because of a chop block. The Dolphins punted, the defense forced a Barnstable punt, and on D-Y's next series Tyler connected with Mike Anderson for a 20-yard scoring play."It was big," Tyler said. "We need the momentum. When you get a call like that it puts you down a little bit but we just bounced back and got the touchdown back."Tyler called the pick six he threw early in the second quarter a "bad throw." The Dolphins came right back to get a 27-yard field goal from Drew Tardiff. After the D-Y defense forced yet another punt, Tyler hooked up with Pawlina on a 24-yard TD toss with 1:44 left in the half and a 16-7 lead.Barnstable went for it on fourth-and-9 from the D-Y 37, but Liam Matheson broke up the pass play.Tyler hit Anderson for 13 yards to midfield, and Tyler struck again, this time running 50 yards for a score and a 23-7 lead.Tyler went out with leg cramps in the third quarter, but backup Dunn came in and scrambled 55 yards for a touchdown and a 30-7 lead with 3:11 left in the third. A little over a minute later, after a Drew Smith fumble recovery, Cory Desimone ran 26 yards for another touchdown. Tardiff's fourth extra-point kick made it 37-7 with two minutes left in the third.Ballgame.It's only Week 1, but beating a Division 2 team will certainly boost Dennis-Yarmouth in the new playoff ratings, while losing to a Division 4 team will hurt Barnstable.D-Y is at Plymouth North next Friday in a game moved to 4 p.m. Barnstable has a bye next week.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Cape Cod Times (Hyannis, Mass.) Visit the Cape Cod Times (Hyannis, Mass.) at .capecodonline.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉

Source: The Philadelphia InquirerSept.迷你倉新蒲崗 08--ATLANTIC CITY -- Leaving Boardwalk Hall's West Hall for the Tropicana, the brigade of Miss America-loaded jitneys headed down Pacific Avenue.It was, on the streets of Atlantic City, a spontaneous reception."People were standing on the streets waving," said Miss Indiana, Terrin Thomas. "That was cool."OK, so what if the people waving were the drunks on the porches and other miscreants hanging outside at that particular hour on a notorious stretch of Pacific Ave. anchored by a liquor store, low-rent strip club, and a lot of people drinking out of paper bags on a warm post-Labor Day afternoon.There they go!"They thought it was the Rose Parade," one observer remarked. And, in a way, it was.Let it be said: Last week, Atlantic City from top to bottom, powerful to powerless, winners to losers, Borgata to Atlantic Club, penny slots to strip-club bouncers, was all on the same side of the line: Miss America, she's ours again."She's like a little Queen of the State," said Lisa Arrigo, 25, a self-described entrepreneur, "up all night, sleeping all day."Friend Diana Simmons, 30, said: "When they look at you, they point at you. It's nice. It makes you feel good. They're like little princesses."The return of the long-lost ladies of the pageant and their appreciative Instagram diaries hit this town like an IV hookup in the ER. And there's still another week before the Sept. 14 parade and the ABC-televised pageant Sept. 15 at 9 (good seats still available).Small town that this is, the Miss America adrenaline shot through the entire town, restoring bonds honed over the first pageant life span in Atlantic City, which stretched from 1921 until 2004, when the Las Vegas idea was born of desperation and high labor costs. Now, back in A.C., everyone was doing the high-heeled hustle.The town, as it had always been, was all in.Once again, police officers were reporting to work and finding their assignment was to hang out with a small group of very beautiful women. In 2004, an A.C. police officer protected Miss Massachusetts and ended up marrying her. He's still an A.C. cop. She lives in Absecon and plays kickball."What're your guys' first names?" asked the young officer hopefully, of two Miss A's in his charge. "Or do we just refer to you by your state?"First names were provided -- who are we kidding?Health-care administrators like Tony Boccaforni of Egg Harbor Township were taking two weeks off work to do volunteer security for the pageant, herding the contestants like kids on a field trip.Bartenders at Chickie's & Pete's were lining up Shirley Temples, waters, and unsweetened ice teas for a line of tiaras sidled up to the bar, where the contestants pregamed for an equally sober outing to Boogie Nights.They got noticed on Pacific Ave. and beyond.Nell Bawer, an 84-year-old tourist from South Carolina who happened upon the Miss America traveling show during their freebie-blitz at the PierShops at Caesars was moved to tears -- tears! -- after finding Miss South Carolina, Brooke Mosteller, at the entrance to the Brookstone Store. (Others stood transfixed by the site of the uninhibited contestants trying out massage chairs, their tiaras jiggling right out there for all to see.) They shared hugs. "It feels like family," Mosteller said generously."My mother has not been as alive as she was last night in ages," Carol Bawer said.One person was heard bragging that he was in the presence of the "Miss Pageant People thing."Do those tiaras really have such magic powers?Will this group of pretty, young, ambitious, friendly, grateful, and poised women now clad in True Religion jeans, who represent something relatively positive and wholesome, make a difference in a town where 300 people were laid off from two casinos even wh迷你倉出租le the Miss A's discovered crab fries?Put another way, can Miss Arkansas, Amy Crain, save Arkansas Avenue or just learn to pronounce it like a native (ar-KANsas)?Last week, they seemed like the town's true religion."It's like a 500-ton weight hanging over Atlantic City has been lifted," said loyalist Pinky Kravitz. "Everything is so bright."But is the faith in this group of typically uninhibited 19- to 24-year-olds obsessed with their phones a little overstated? Recovering from Sandy and Snooki, has the town rushed back in to throw good money after, well, what? Does anyone really care?On the barricades watching the Boardwalk arrival ceremony Tuesday, Colleen Nash of Blackwood brought her two children, daughter Dylan, 7, and Jimmy, 4, to see. But to see what, exactly? "I've been trying to explain."At the PierShops, Joseph Siuda, 11, of Bergenfield, was ecstatic when Miss Hawaii and Miss Kansas signed autographs. "I'm so lucky," he said."They're not just beauty," his mom, Sheila, wanted him to know. "They're brainy. They have good things to say."But the locals' faith in the trifecta of swimsuit, evening wear, and STEM scholarships is unwavering. The state and other authorities are propping up the pageant with $7.3 million over three years. They predict 200,000 parade-watchers, $40 million in economic impact.Needy merchants at the struggling bank-owned luxury PierShops, those still in business anyway, kicked in more than $50,000 in freebies in a public-relations Hail Mary to get the social-media reverberations from the gang with the free Michael Kors sunglasses.Tourists like Doug and Darlene Winch of King of Prussia would certainly vindicate them. Lured by the pro volleyball tournament in town, they were tickled by the tiaras. "Miss Louisiana, how are you?" Doug called out as she exited True Religion."Better now!" she answered."We're 30 seconds from a casino in Valley Forge," said Winch, who works for a computer company. "Based on what I've experienced, I'd rather be here."If nothing else, the historic return to Atlantic City was a reminder of this: There is at least one place where the Miss America pageant still matters. It tried to move on, but never did.On the island, if you're not singing in the parade, the contestants are showing up at your gala fund-raiser or in your jitney. This year, it was a clambake at Trump Plaza beach bar sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Back in the heyday, the interns at what was then Atlantic City Memorial Hospital were stationed at the foot of the runway: on guard for any Miss America falls or twisted ankles.It's all so close together. Go to dinner at Angeloni's and at the table next to you, law enforcement are discussing pageant security over pasta. There is a long history of the pageant as the winning trick, of all-in for Miss America."Atlantic City is and should be a full menu of entertainment," advised an approving Josh Oliver, a bouncer outside Delilah's Den on Pacific Avenue behind Boardwalk Hall, as he waited for the police-escorted jitney parade to pass by once again.Nearby on their porch, Abu Rasheed, 20, and his sister Zakiyyah, debated whether the temporary touchdown of Miss America would make a true dent in their city. Rasheed had seen the waving the day before as the tiaras passed by in the windows of the jitney. But noting the more loosely organized daily parade of sketchy street characters they watch from their porch in the shadow of Boardwalk Hall, Zakiyyah wondered: "What is Miss America compared to what goes on here?"Contact Amy S. Rosenberg at 609-823-0453 or arosenberg@Phillynews.com. Follow on Instagram and Twitter @amysrosenberg.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Philadelphia Inquirer Visit The Philadelphia Inquirer at .philly.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉