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How is "In particular, the Committee is concerned about:" said in French?
En particulier, le Comité juge préoccupant:2016: ART31 meet Zoielogic
When ART31 met Zoielogic Dance
bOing! kicked off for real back in January 2016, when we had the fabulous Zoielogic Dance Company with us for a week. Zoie and the team were working on a new piece being co-commissioned by Gulbenkian for bOing!2016.
We took the Canterbury ART31 group to see what stage this work was at and found Zoie and 3 dancers getting to know the main character in the performance….an old Ford Orion car. The group got to see how the car flips up on side and opens up and to quiz the performers on how they gradually work out new ways to playfully create movement around this amazing ‘prop’.
Here is a very short film of what happened…..It's a great grooming shaver. Good for getting under the moustache and around all hairlines, especially if u have a goatee. Excellent job of shaping, or carving your beard Great for around the ears too, and the flip up trimmer part works great for individual hairs and nose hairs. Unfortunately, Norelco does not make this model anymore, and I know of no other product that is even close to it. Also known as the Norelco Definer. Maybe u can get one on eBay. I have had it for many years, and the foil part does wear out over time. Since it is a discontinued model, I have to assume also that spare parts, such as the foil, will become more difficult to obtain.Results of a poll obtained by a reliable source show Minden Physician John Fleming with a seven point edge over nearest rival Shreveport businessman Chris Gorman and a 13 point lead over Shreveport attorney and GOP favorite Jeff Thompson. More results after the jump.
What is the Sales Tax Holiday?
The Louisiana Sales Tax Holiday provides an exemption from state sales tax on the first $2,500 of the purchase price of most individual items of tangible personal property for non-business use. The state sales tax is payable on the portion of the purchase price of any individual item in excess of $2,500.
The holiday will apply to the 4 percent state sales tax, but will not apply to the sales taxes levied by parishes, municipalities, school boards, and other political subdivisions of the state.
The 2008 holiday will be from 12:01 a.m. on Friday, August 1, through 12 midnight on Saturday, August 2.
What items are eligible for exemption?
The exemption will apply statewide to all consumer purchases of tangible personal property, other than vehicles subject to license and title and meals furnished for consumption on the premises where purchased, including to-go orders, provided that the property is not for use in a business, trade, or profession.
What items are NOT eligible for exemption?
In addition to the specific exclusions in the Act for vehicles and meals, the state sales tax holiday will not apply to purchases of taxable services (hotel occupancy; amusement, recreational, and athletic admissions; repairs to tangible personal property; laundry, cleaning, pressing, and dyeing services; vehicle parking; the furnishing of cold storage space; printing services; and telecommunication services) or to leases or rentals of tangible personal property.
What are the conditions for exemption?
He/she places an order for immediate delivery, even if delivery must be delayed, provided that the customer has not requested delayed shipment.
There has been a lot of confusion in forums in The Times and on various websites as to whether or not a notary public must witness your signature when you sign an oil & gas lease.
In most cases, one of the people who witnesses your signature acts as a subscribing witness. This means that he or she presents the document to a notary public, verifies their identity as a witness, and state that they were present and saw you sign the document.
For more information and to see copies of actual documents go to Haynesville Shale Newslink.
The Haynesville Shale Landowners Association is headed up by Walter Johnson. A native of Mansfield, Louisiana, Mr. Johnson is a Shreveport attorney with over 30 years experience in oil and gas and property law.
Check our link in the right sidebar and click on Hayneville Shale Newslink for updates on other local meetings.
Haynesville Shale: $50,000 per acre?
Haynesville, Do I Hear $50,000/Acre?
Think $25,000 an acre is top of the market for the Haynesville play? Don’t stop there.
She estimates for the play a base case of $14-million per-well net present value, incorporating an industry-standard 10% discount rate.
We touched on the difficulties that Jeff Thompson had with the FEC filings. LaNewsLink has an article today with a link to Thompson's 'apology' letter to the FEC.
Thompson waited until the last minute to file the report and was unable to because he did not have a password to get onto the website. We mentioned in our earlier post that this didn't look good for Jim McCrery's handpicked choice to succeed him in office.
Read the entire article here and link to the letter.
The Times in an editorial today says that the relationship between Fortress Management, Okki Industries, Chesapeake Energy and the people of Mansfield may yet work out, but still advises caution.
In reading Times reporter Vickie Welborn's first account of the controversy, the description of the July 17 Fortress-sponsored town gathering as a revival-style meeting sent up a red flag. Certainly the promises of riches could elicit a "Hallelujah!" from even the most jaded — but first, cool heads, keen ears and a few phone calls would have been wise....
Two local bankers who met with The Times Editorial Board last week worry about area residents who have never handled large sums of money falling prey to bad advice, bad investments and bad people.
Thanks to CenLamar for running this. I didn't know it was out yet. Makes you wonder if the case of Brolin et al being drunk, unruly, pepper-sprayed, tased and arrested is a case of life imitating art imitating life.
I wonder if the Shreveport Police videos of the incident are as interesting as this trailer? They could be better, but if it's up to Mayor Glover and Chief Whitehorn we'll never know.
Fortress Management LLC has published an alert on their website that they do have a written offer from Chesapeake Energy through Okki Industries LLC. Okki Industries authorized Fortress to solicit leases for Chesapeake.
A copy of an email to Fortress from Okki is linked, authorizing them on behalf of Chesapeake to offer leases at $24,000 per acre and 1/4 royalty on a 5 year lease. This offer applies to about 1,500 acres that Fortress is working. Read the entire alert and the email by clicking on the link.
1. sign away a percentage of your royalties.
2. take advantage of the elderly.
3. mislead or deceive the misinformed and uninformed.
4. go it alone.
5. sign anything without reading every word.
6. disparage your neighbors for holding out.
7. act in haste.
8. remain uninformed.
9. blame others for your bad decisions.
10. claim oil companies are thieves because you signed for a lower rate 2 years ago.
A ride down Texas Street and Texas Avenue and back downtown to the music of Jelly Roll Morton playing his 'Shreveport Stomp'.
The Houston Chronicle reports that the oil & gas rig count is up by 29, 14 of them in Louisiana.
People in Mansfield just learned that the check may not be in the mail. More than 400 people in DeSoto Parish who believe that they will recieve a check for at least $24,000 next month may be disappointed. Fortress Management, a Shreveport company led a'revival style' meeting on July 17th that was attended by up to 1,000 Mansfield residents and promised payments from Chesapeake Energy.
"Fortress Management does not represent Chesapeake Energy Corporation. It is not an authorized representative of Chesapeake," said J. Kevin McCotter, Chesapeake's Louisiana corporate development director.
Tom Turnbow, Jr of Fortress Management said that they are authorized by Chesapeake, through an arrangement with OKKI Industries of Oklahoma.
Gerard Bowen, Jr., Independent for Congress, introduces himself to the voters of the 4th District. Find out more about Gerard at his website.
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