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mechagalaxy · 3 years

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Sten Hugo Hiller - 627184: Mountain Climbing Mecha Combat #1356

(By Sten Hugo Hiller - 627184) Mountain Climbing Mecha Combat #1356 Brought to you by ANN Highlighting the October 3364 Laser Blast Chrono The Gaming Authorities finally gave us an event where all Mechs were legal again. And they threw in a couple bonuses as well: Firstly: All Lasers would dish out 80% additional damage. Secondly: They made it a Chrono. Was I pleased or not? Mostly pleased. Admittedly, there is not enough Mechs, Equipment and Weapons in my hangar to make a top weapon-type formation of any kind. But I suspect most of the other Commanders have the same problem.... The fact that it was a Chrono might be helpful as it would be the score over a three-digit number of scorerounds that determined the winner, not a last minute scramble. Yeah, I have won some hair-raising furballs in my time, but I have lost many more. And since we were to compete on K3, where all the regulars had higher licences than us, odds of succeeding in such a furball were low. So the formation were sent to the mountains, and we were among the first who arrived. The number of contestants were less than a handfull, so a spot on the slopes were guaranteed, and the points started trickling in. But so did the opposition, and several of the hardest opponents I ever face was among them. Not to say anything bad about the rest of those who were on the top, but the top quartet (KiloTone Recoil from Brotherhood of Arcane Dragons, + Ken Fuchs, roward and David Sifford from Northwind Dragons) were in a class of their own, and none of the rest of us had any realistic chance of beating them. Which left the last slope position up for grabs. It was three of us competing for it; Ales Hasala of Black Star Lycan Rangers, Chris Zimmer from Northwind Dragons, and yours truly. Of the trio, Zimmer was undoubtedly the strongest, but Hasala and I was the most active. The positions changed frequently, and many a time it took me dozens of failed strikes against Zimmer before we managed to take the spot. -Just to be ambushed by Hasala and sent exhausted back to the foothills again. But preservance, wakefulness and bloody-minded stubborness carried the day, and after the light flashed we were given a spot in the second row during the award ceremony. The crew had also worked dilligently, and gotten enough footage for me to discover the highest scorers in the event had been: Div 1 356+ (30 Commanders): Fabio Favaro, Warlocks HQ (+6720) 2: Claude Poirier 3: Roy Cheah 4: Bernard Johnson 5: Jeff Haas 6: David Buchanan 7: Gary Muenzel 8: Shawn Wretham 9: Ben Rail 10: Sal Vezzosi Jr Div 2 -355 (14 Commanders): George Warren, Warlocks HQ (+110) Div 3 -264 (20 Commanders): David Sifford, Northwind Dragons (+20370) Div 4 -193 (15 Commanders): Jelloshots Succeddown, T.B. BlackWatch (+13580) Div 5 -152 (32 Commanders): Spike Shepard, T.B. BlackWatch (+9400) Div 6 -107 (18 Commanders): Spartia Mechapoulos, T.I.o.M.T. (+5540) Div 7 -80 (29 Commanders): Kyle Mardon, Renegades (+19880) Div 8 -54 (14 Commanders): Matthew Le Gassick, R.V. (+12670) Div 9 -36 (13 Commanders): Cathy Goetz, I.N.A. (+31080) Div 10 -25 (16 Commanders): Restlessmech, I.N.A. (+16750) Div 11 -17 (16 Commanders): Iaiskottelu, RED AXE (+19210) Total Contestants: 217 Total medals claimed: 161 (of 165 possible) This event attracted fourty-four more Commanders than the previous one. Unfortunately, there were still some imbalance between the tops, and as a result four Bronzes (from a trio of tops) ended unclaimed and had to be returned for resmelting. Highest score achieved in this event was on K11 where Iaiskottelu from RED AXE held the top against all comers for all the 113 scorerounds and ended at 141 250. Biggest gap to the runner-up was on K8 where Indo Nusa Alliance`s Cathy Goetz won by 31 080 (more than most competitors had in total). Lowest hanging medal this time was on K2, where a Bronze was given to a late entrant without even a single point scored. Five of the Golds were decided by margins of at least 16 000, but we also had a close-drawn fight where the final difference was just 110. So, was this an exiting and close fight on most of the tops then? Hard to say, but we can answer partway by looking at the differences between the medal tiers in this event: ..Silver to Bronze....Bronze to nothing Div 1 ....19550......…….......300 Div 2 ....15860...…..............N/A Div 3 ......5180...…..............180 Div 4 ......7900...…..............N/A Div 5 ........920...…..............680 Div 6 ....17750...…............2280 Div 7 ........740...…............1020 Div 8 ......8030...…..............N/A Div 9 ....23900...…..............N/A Div 10 ....4300...…............4080 Div 11 ....7900...…..........11220 We had some big and some really impressive walls here. But also, three of the seven contested Bronzes and two of the silvers were determined by less than 1000. Could it be the differences were from who signed up first? Something to keep in mind when the next Chrono is announced. Three of the clans claimed a double Gold in this event. Warlocks Headquarters on Mount Olympus + K2, The Brotherhood BlackWatch on K4 + K5 and Indo Nusa Alliance on K9 + K10. There were no unaligned winners this time, and the sole repeat winner was Spartia Mechapoulos from The Isle of Misfit Toys on K6. Upcoming event: Banshee Here we get another split event. On the lowest top (K11) they have an unlimited event. On all other tops the sole legal Mech model is the Unification derived 30 ton Banshee. But dont despair. Even if you should be without any such Mechs you can still compete. After all, -if the one you challenge is also out of stock, you will win by default. Event ends november 1 between 0030 and 0100 New York Time

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treemist5 · 5 years

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Markets Live: Monday, 10th September 2018

11:06 am

Good morning, welcome, hi. You might've noticed a ghost session appear briefly where the headline claimed it was Friday.

11:07 am

.............. so ................... let's ignore all macro and overview and stuff to get straight into plastics.

RPC Group PLC (RPC:LSE): Last: 824.80, up 141.2 (+20.66%), High: 857.40, Low: 800.00, Volume: 3.27m

11:09 am

So. Bloomberg did a ...... story? Let's call it a story? on RPC over the weekend about it considering strategic options including a possible sale,

Which as you'll remember followed Standard Life Aberdeen, 10% shareholder, telling the Sunday Telegraph that the company is “highly vulnerable” to a takeover

11:10 am

That story also mentioned sector peer Berry Global ..... which, yeah, okay.

So today, we get .... confirmation? Let's call it confirmation.

11:11 am

The Board of RPC Group Plc ("RPC" or the "Company") notes the recent media speculation and confirms that preliminary discussions are taking place with each of Apollo Global Management and Bain Capital which may or may not result in an offer for the Company.

"Media speculation" ........ heh. Good. Fine. Words don't mean anything anymore, so fine. Good.

So ................ the backdrop here is that RPC's been kicked for 18 months solid.

11:13 am

Largely on the idea that it's a rollup that uses acquisitions to fudge bad and deteriorating cashflow.

However! We have two potential bids out there! Apparently!

11:15 am

For a company whose core business doesn't really do cashflow generation in any demonstrable way and is already levered at 2x. Classic PE target, clearly.

Okay, so reversing out of my cynicism a little and starting at the top -- RPC's cheap against peers.

11:16 am

RPC’s international peers trade on a FY1 EBITDA multiple of 9.9x and an FY2 EBITDA multiple of 9.1x. Putting RPC’s FY19E EBITDA of £613.9 million on 9.9x and using FY19E net debt of £1,065 million implies a per share equity value of 1,262p, an 85% premium to the last close. The peers in our universe are Amcor, AptarGroup, Berry, DS Smith, Pact Group and Silgan.

And also note the bids all over the sector recently.

There have been a number of M&A transactions in international packaging in recent months. These include Amcor's offer for Bemis at 11.7x EBITDA pre-synergies, Transcontinental's offer for Coveris at 9.7x EBITDA pre-synergies and AptarGroup’s bid for CSP Technologies for 13.0x EBITDA presynergies.

11:18 am

Peel Hunt makes similar arguments about valuation ......

The right price and what the offer will be are not always going to be the same (Tomkins’ shareholders might remember what happened in 2010). Applying the Amcor/Bemis maths for its August approach. the implied Bemis price was $57.75, which was a PE of 20.7x and an EBITDA multiple of 11.7x, which fell to 8.9x post synergies. The Bemis price at Friday’s close was $49.80, so a current PE of 17.8x and an EBITDA multiple of 10.1x. If we crudely overlay the current Bemis valuation onto RPC we get to 1,330p on a PE basis and 1,230p on an EBITDA basis. This compares to RPC on a PE of 9.1x and EBITDA multiple of 6.4x.

There's a couple of important caveats to all that though.

11:19 am

First, it's difficult to think of a buyer for RPC other than private equity.

(Some might argue that it's difficult to think of a buyer for RPC including private equity. But I said I'd wind back the cynicism a bit.)

PE's trickier to make the numbers work.

11:20 am

Amcor’s ongoing bid for Bemis would seemingly rule them out while Berry Global, with a current market capitalisation of $4.5bn, is probably not big enough unless it possibly joined up with a private equity player to generate hard synergies. It would not be a surprise to see additional private equity players appear.

The next month will be pivotal for RPC. If there is no bid, the bears will take hold, while if there is a bid we expect it to come at a healthy premium to Friday’s close of 684p but accept that the Bemis read across is ambitious given the lack of hard synergies available to the private equity bidders.

11:20 am

Something about this one reminds me of FirstGroup-Apollo ............

As in, you had PE interest in a company sending out obvious distress signals

11:22 am

That leaked very, very early in the process.

Though it did result in a second indicative offer, albeit one management couldn't accept.

... and that was followed by reports last week of interest from elsewhere, which the market completely dismissed as soon as it crossed the tape.

11:24 am

FirstGroup PLC (FGP:LSE): Last: 98.87, up 4.07 (+4.30%), High: 99.40, Low: 93.45, Volume: 2.42m

.... anyway, Northern Trust Capital Markets is sticking to its guns here.

RPC (Sell): Still view a buyout as unlikely, an opportunity to sell

11:25 am

Concerns are mostly repeating previous stuff about cash conversion and phantom profit growth

Limited synergies, cost savings programmes coming to an end: RPC is the largest EU plastic packaging manufacturer, with 5% market share.

11:26 am

While the company has been investing increasingly outside of Europe (ex-EU is 23% of sales up from 6% when Vision 2020 strategy started), it is largely a European business and the largest in the region.

Most of the cost savings programmes [e.g. plant closures] have happened in Europe and the most recent and largest cost saving programme is coming to an end in FY19.

11:27 am

.............. with existing assets, we think

11:28 am

................ the ability for private equity

................. to increase operating margins further from here

...................... without incurring large cash costs is limited.

11:29 am

(Apologies that I had to quote it like that. The ludicrous ML spam filter kept rejecting the final sentence, for no apparent reason.)

As we have stated, a takeover/buyout is the main risk to our sell thesis. That risk is higher today given RPC is in early discussions with two buyers. However, given the importance to buyout firms of cash generation and stable profit growth, our central view remains a detailed look at the cash generation at RPC will not lead to an acquisition.

There, Mr McGuire. Rather more than one word on plastics.

11:30 am

Debenhams PLC (DEB:LSE): Last: 10.83, down 1.97 (-15.39%), High: 12.14, Low: 10.34, Volume: 11.47m

11:30 am

The gist being that they're looking at a CVA to exit shops and restructure debt.

11:33 am

The Times version of the same story adds that credit insurers have reduced cover to suppliers by 1/3, having already reduced cover by 1/3 in July.

Quick line from Liberum, one of the few brokers that still follow.

Liberum view: The company has not made any comment, at this stage, in relation to the press reports, although if the rumours are true it would not come as a great surprise to us. On the negative, it would suggest Debenhams' turnaround strategy to date has not been enough to improve its financial performance to help alleviate the ongoing pressures that have led to three profits warnings and a greater than 50% cut to consensus over the past 9 months. The group continues to rank poorly when looking at a variety of quality metrics – three year forecast EPS CAGR -25%, fixed charge cover (EBIT basis) 1.2x, operational gearing of over 20x and net debt:EBITDA 2.0x. If a positive were to be taken from this newsflow, we believe it is that management is now potentially looking at much more drastic action, which could bring about a more appropriately sized store estate and cost base quicker. This is exactly what we think is required for any successful turnaround to set the business on a path to achieve long-term sustainable profit growth.

11:34 am

And since we've reached the midpoint of today's ML, you're going to have to indulge me in an anecdote.

So. I was in Westfield Shepherds Bush yesterday, on the hunt for school shoes.

And since it's September, needless to say, every school shoe rack in every decent shop had been picked over. That led us to Debenhams.

11:37 am

They had some on the shelf! And since the shop was completely deserted, we had time to find a left and a right that were the same size (which was less easy than you'd assume; it was a lot of orphan shoes).

So ....... success ............ went to the till.

And waited 15 minutes as the lone till jockey signed up the people in front to a loyalty card.

11:39 am

Then, finally, getting to the front, they ring through at a third less than the ticket price.

Why? "Dunno." Is there any kind of promotion going on? "Dunno."

So, fine, super. Not going to argue. And without even paying the extra 5p they're packed up in a big plastic bag that says Merry Christmas from Debenhams.

11:41 am

It's this kind of flawless execution that has made Debenhams what it is.

Anyway, we're now at the stage of looking at secondary effects.

11:42 am

Intu Properties PLC (INTU:LSE): Last: 149.90, down 0.1 (-0.07%), High: 150.75, Low: 148.35, Volume: 816.97k

Reits have been running pretty poor all month

And you have to imagine that rent negotiation won't be easy from here. Westfield, as mentioned, is allegedly your AAA-rated mall ....

11:44 am

...... but it has about a fifth of its blocks fallow and is anchored on the South side by a Debenhams and a House of Fraser. If that's your AAA-rated, what's happening at the B and Cs?

Caz wrote a bit about this last week.

We remain of the view that it is unlikely prime mall portfolios will see negative like-for-like rental growth in a benign economic environment. However, we acknowledge the asymmetric risk in the direction of rents, and now see investor expectations of rental growth as the main driver of yield shift and valuation changes, even if positive rental growth is recorded. Using DCF analysis across four rental scenarios, we have revised down our capital growth for UK shopping centres from an average of -1% to -4% pa for our five-year forecast period. NAVs come down by an average of -9.5% for each year in the same period and PT’s come down by an average of 12.5% for those companies exposed to UK retail.

11:45 am

In terms of UK exposure ......

Close to 100% exposed Intu sees a downgrade of -20.5% to 175p and 100% exposed CapReg -24% to 57p. More diversified BLND sees a downgrade of just 2.7% (715p) and LAND -6.7% to 1120p. We remain OW LAND, HMSO and CapReg, Neutral Intu and BLND.

11:47 am

(@hornblower: nah, don't think we'll bother.)

Well done to Ben on shaking out Revolution.

11:48 am

Revolution Bars Group PLC (RBG:LSE): Last: 123.50, down 3.5 (-2.76%), High: 135.00, Low: 122.00, Volume: 643.35k

Why confirmation took until shortly before 6pm on Friday is anyone's guess.

11:49 am

And the shares were already up, what, 11% by Friday's close

Here's Canaccord to talk us through where things stand.

At last, it looks like there's been an outburst of common sense in the RBG boardroom. It's a shame it's taken another 12 months to get to this stage following the collapse of Stonegate's opportunistic bid for Revolution last year. We retain our BUY recommendation and 190p target price.

11:50 am

You'll remember the Stonegate bid was 203p and failed to get 75% acceptances.

Stonegate then ruled itself out of returning, though I don't think that's binding in any technical sense should they change their mind.

11:51 am

Since then RBG's share price has virtually halved, we downgraded our RBG forecasts in June and we expect trading to have continued to be poor after a difficult summer. After nine months without a CEO, RBG has just appointed Rob Pitcher from M&B and the prelims in October could have been a baptism of fire for the new bar-tender without the helpful distraction of talks with Deltic.

There are merits to putting the businesses together. In brief there are (1) c.+£7m of synergies to be captured, (2) RBG can use Deltic's cashflow to build out the bars business, (3) both businesses are too small and (4) Peter Marks, CEO of Deltic, is well-placed to become CEO of the enlarged business.

RBG is valued on a PE of 11.1x, an EV/EBITDA of 5.3x and FCF yield of 14.2% for FY18E changing to 8.7x, 4.6x and 17.3%, respectively, for FY19E. Our 190p share price target is based on an EV/EBITDA of c.7.5x and a c.10% FCF yield for FY18E. We do not strip out pre-opening costs from our EPS (Dil. Adj) forecasts as (1) we view them as an ongoing cost of business and (2) this treatment is consistent across our universe of stocks. Last year, we wrote that Stonegate's 203p/share offer valued RBG on a trailing exit EV/EBITDA multiple (including pre-opening costs added back) of 6.4x. Assuming £7.7m of synergies identified by Deltic then the exit multiple drops to a measly 4.4x.

11:52 am

A sensible, fair approach to the process could create a c£35m EBITDA business with an enhanced management team, c0.5x net EBITDA and good growth opportunities.

Peel notes fewer synergies this time around but argues that it still makes sense to stick the businesses together, as three-quarters of Revolution's sales happen pre midnight.

Which makes it vertical integration, in a sense.

11:55 am

Also notes trading's likely to have been garbage for both through the summer.

We expect both RBG and Deltic had a difficult summer, without which both companies should be growing profitability. Late-night businesses tend to suffer during heatwaves, but typically only c20% of annual profits are earned between June and August.

11:55 am

Both boards are displeased that RBG has been forced to make this statement. This is disruptive for the staff, as it was last year. After last year’s events, the last thing either company needs is for this to be played out yet again in the public arena.

............... ah well. Tiny violins at the ready.

As RBG is potentially acquiring Deltic, this transaction could occur without altering Stonegate’s lock up, which expires on 17 October 2018. However, this is early days, and RBG’s shareholders need to be on board. Then, the transaction should effectively be an equity merger, with the three main decisions being: equity split; management split; and head office location. After last year’s events, this needs to be simple, and low cost, and without further leaks.

11:57 am

@Rabbit: sorry, I know nothing about Allied Minds.

Allied Minds PLC (ALM:LSE): Last: 79.50, up 5.9 (+8.02%), High: 79.50, Low: 75.00, Volume: 91.23k

11:59 am

They're up on three subsidiary announcements, which I'll summarise here.

· Federated Wireless announced two important milestones in commercializing shared spectrum: the submission of its proposal for Initial Commercial Deployments on the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum band to the FCC, and the introduction of a new training program for Certified Professional Installers (CPI) of Citizens Broadband Radio Service Devices (CBSDs)

· BridgeSat raised $10.0 million in Series B financing led by Boeing HorizonX Ventures, proceeds from the transaction will be applied to accelerate the build out of BridgeSat's optical ground station (OGS) network

· HawkEye 360 completed second closing of its Series A-3 funding round raising aggregate proceeds of $14.9 million, led by Raytheon Company, the Series A-3 round included participation from the Sumitomo Corporation of Americas, Razor's Edge Ventures, Shield Capital Partners, Space Angels, and Allied Minds

Delayed H1 due September 28th, isn't it?

12:00 pm

Not sure why anyone would want to take a view before that.

And while in smalls, Abcam

12:00 pm

Abcam PLC (ABC:LSE): Last: 1,273, down 211 (-14.22%), High: 1,384, Low: 1,009, Volume: 2.14m

FY beats but 2019 margin guidance amounts to a soft warning.

36% EBITDA margin in 2019 is 2-3 percentage points below consensus

12:02 pm

Not huge downgrades as a result. But when you're at 45 times 2018 and 2019 it doesn't need huge downgrades

(@vv75: yes. Anything sub FTSE 250 is a small cap.)

12:03 pm

we make less than 1% changes to our 2019 and 2020 EPS forecasts, and believe that investors should take the strong revenue guidance positively. However, with consensus margins having drifted higher than management had previously intimated, we expect consensus EPS to fall into line with our forecasts, implying a c3% reduction for FY 2019. We reiterate our Buy rating and 1,640p price target.

And a bit more detail on the cut.

New guidance is for 11% constant currency growth in FY 2019 (including more than 20% growth in recombinant antibodies and immunoassays) and low double-digit growth in the mid-term (previously 9-11%), with the gross margin expected to continue to rise gradually. The company had previously indicated that operating leverage would be reinvested in the business, and it has now been more explicit, guiding to a 36% EBITDA margin in FY 2019. This is 2-3ppt lower than consensus, and likely to offset the stronger revenue outlook in the near term.

12:04 pm

Having encountered setbacks in its ERP system, Abcam is now taking a more phased approach, but this means a further £16m cost in FY 2019, and additional expenses in FY 2020. With an additional £12m of payment for Spring Bio in FY 2019 that we had failed to model, our period-end net cash estimate falls to £108m, from £138m.

The downgrade at EBITDA level's about 10%, note.

Oh, hang on, Panmure say exactly that.

12:05 pm

We expect changes to estimates to reduce EBITDA consensus by around £7m, taking circa 10% from EPS. The fall in expected profitability is due to increased investment in the ERP system, beyond what that previous forecast, as a slower phased rollout of the system is planned for 2019. In addition, further investment in stocking and manufacturing systems is expected, aiming improve the rate delivery of product to customers; an area where Abcam has consistently been weak.

In our view Abcam is trading at a level which required outperformance in FY2018, rather than just in line, and guidance at least meeting FY 2019 consensus. We expect the disappointment in the numbers to result in a rapid fall in the shares.

12:07 pm

Abcam shares trade at very elevated levels on 44.7x FY19 P/E compared to peers on 33x FY1 P/E, a 35% premium. We believe the expected downgrades to FY19 and FY20 numbers will cause a contraction in this premium

.... or were, but are now under review.

12:07 pm

Okay, that'll do for today.

12:09 pm

Which reminded me that Sackler was a nomination in last year's Person of Interest awards -- https://ftalphavil...2017-the-longlist/ ............... And we're happy to have contributed even slightly to the tarring and feathering of his family name.

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Source: https://ftalphaville.ft.com/marketslive/2018-09-10/

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avanneman · 5 years

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Rod Rosenstein, exiting ignominiously. And the National Review didn’t even notice!

Nothing, it may be said, became Rod Rosenstein’s career at the Department of Justice so little as his manner of leaving it—that is to say, in his resignation letter, Rosenstein abandoned the last shred of the professional decency and honor that he had fitfully displayed during his two years as deputy attorney general under Donald Trump, engaging in an ankle-grabbing display of self-abasement that will live in infamy, and presumably get him a job as chief legal counsel for Fox News. Some people, I suppose, were not surprised to hear Donald Trump praised for his “humor and courtesy”, but I was not one of those.

I have in the past given “mixed” reviews to Rod’s career, noting his highs and lows with some bewilderment, but his departure from Justice seemed to liberate poor Rod from all sense of shame (and honor)—“Yes! I love sucking Donald Trump’s cock! God! It feels so good just to say it!”

Both Jennifer “Rod Rosenstein is leaving as a diminished man and shamed lawyer” Rubin and Jonathan “Rod Rosenstein Embodies the Republican Surrender to Trump” Chait have limned Rod’s abysmal exercise in self-abasement in more measured terms, though I can’t say that they have squeezed out the last drop of sycophancy and hypocrisy, for that would take a volume rather than a column, and no mean one at that. But what I find as the cream of the jest is that the National Review, aka “The Totally Not Anti-Trumpers Digest”, found Mr. Rosenstein’s departure entirely unworthy of remark, almost as if they felt Rod's career to be an embarrassment. Best to let sleeping toads lie, eh, NR?

Afterwords I surprised myself by spelling “sycophancy” correctly right off the bat, so much so that I decided that I needed to know the origin of this rather cacophonous group of letters.1 The results are a bit of a shocker. “Sycophancy” goes back to the ancient Greeks, which I might have guessed if I had tried. It means literally “showing the fig”, a gesture that means literally/figuratively “fuck you”, accomplished by placing the thumb between two fingers while making a fist, “sykon” meaning both “fig” and “vulva”. According to “etymonline.com”, in ancient Greece it was beneath the dignity of prominent men to show their scorn for each other with obscene gestures, but they had underlings who would do the job for them. Now, no one, with the possible exception of Rod Rosenstein, would say that Donald Trump possesses any dignity at all. He’s his own sycophant, making Rod, I guess, a sycophant’s sycophant.

To get back to figs, the gesture persisted into the Middle Ages, as readers of Dante know, for in Canto XXV of the Inferno, Vanni Fucci of Pistoia makes the gesture to God himself and was swarmed by serpents in punishment.

“Sycophancy” and “cacophonous” are not at all related. “Cacophony” means “bad sound”, from “kakos” (“bad”) and “phone” (“sound”). ↩︎

#Rod Rosenstein #Donald Trump #National Review

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torentialtribute · 5 years

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Watford made decision to sack manager Javi Gracia last week after club’s top brass called a meeting

Watford decided last week to dismiss manager Javi Gracia after the club's club meeting convened

Javi Gracia was fired Saturday as Watford manager after his bad start

The Hornets announced Quique Sanchez Flores as his replacement shortly after

Gracia led Watford to their highest finish in the Premier League last season

By By Sami Mokbel for the Daily Mail

Published: 22: 37 BST, 8 September 2019 | Updated: 22:37 BST, 8 September 2019

The fate of Javi Gracia was sealed on Thursday after Watford & # 39; & # 39; s top buyer convened a meeting to ax the besieged Spaniard.

Sportsmail revealed on August 31 that Gracia's position as Watford's boss was in serious danger after a bad start to the season – and news of his departure was confirmed Saturday & noon with former boss Quique Sanchez Flores installed as its replacement.

And Gracia's resignation was virtually assured on Thursday when the conversation between prominent members of the club's hierarchy was to take place on Saturday morning to recall the 49-year tenure on Vicarage Road.

Javi Gracia was fired as Watford manager on Saturday after his poor start of the season

But it is assumed that the internal confirmation of the exit from Gracia and the arrival of Flowers was taken on Friday evening, which means that the meeting was eventually canceled.

Nevertheless, while Watford employees knew well that Gracia's job was in serious danger – news about governance changes still came as a shock on Saturday afternoon.

Gracia, who gave the football staff the weekend off, followed the regular training on Friday, but showed no signs that it was burdening his last session.

[1 9459023] The former Malaga boss has maintained the support of the team, so much so that Gracia plans to meet members of his back room team to say goodbye in the coming days.

Quique Sanchez Flores was named for the second time after the exit from Gracia

appointed as Gracia's boss for the second time But in the end there is an acceptance that the results were not good enough.

Watford has lost nine of their last 13 top flight races, although that bad series was tempered by their run to the FA Cup final, where they eventually lost to Manchester City 6-0.

Members of the highest brass club often visit the club's headquarters, but it is said that in recent weeks they have been troubled about their current situation of leaders, culminating in the exit from Gracia.

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Bitcoin investors, plans to exit the market at the first opportunity

Fortune’according to news, bitcoin’s an uptrend while price increased 33 percent in the month of April instead of waiting in the hope of some Crypto currency traders decided it was time to come out.

Bitcoin’s dollars over the next six months to reach 20 thousand in the month of December it’s been a little while. During this time, 70 percent in the crypto money’s testing the patience of investors and the ongoing bear market decline-especially in the last days of purchasers of the past year.

in the world of Crypto currency, investors often each other, the coin’s not selling the meaning of ‘Co’ they call. However, the new data, this decline of belief in the principles of the investors.

The San Francisco-based Bank initiative Chime’according to private data from us’s largest Crypto currency exchanges, which Coinbase’s customers in the month of April drew more money than we put in.

Coinbase’withdrawing from the amount of money, since the price of bitcoin has reached 20 thousand dollars in the month of December was always under the amount invested. But in the month of April Coinbase’withdrawing money from, the money for the first time exceeded. At the same time captured the month of April was the month where the money deposited exceeds the money only. For months, investors in Coinbase‘they pulled more than 37 percent from the deposited money. For every $ 1 invested $ 1.37 withdrew.

again the amount of money withdrawn more than the amount invested in the month of May was only 10 percent, but the margin between the two’du.

Analysis, Chime’s age, which is between 25-25 based on the behavior of approximately 500,000 active customers. Therefore Coinbase’s may not reflect exactly the activity of 20 million users. This behavior of bitcoin investors are still in the month of April’to recover they are too pessimistic and not trusting a sign that they are to exit at the first opportunity.

commenting on the subject, Chime’s CEO’Chris Britt, the overall cash flow of investors states that market timing is bad. Britt, “unfortunately, these investors usually buy high and sells at low prices. Bitcoin’s value while you can’t predict the future, we think it’s a great time to get the current prices.” he said.

? bitmex the CEO of BITCOIN ‘FOR 50 thousand dollars in 2018’ forecast explained the cause of

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Different Types of Liability in a Restaurant or Bar

Running or owning a restaurant can be a really fun experience. It can also take up a lot of your time and require your full responsibility. Not only for your actions, but the actions of others. If you run a restaurant or plan to buy one in the future here are a few liabilities you will want to consider.

DUIs

One of the most common types of liability in a bar or restaurant are those that revolve around DUIs. Somewhere around 30% of the traffic fatalities that happen each year are due to DUIs. But, don’t think that regular automobiles like cars and trucks are the only thing to look out for. If you have an establishment, for example, in the mountains that allows snowmobile drivers or people on ski-lifts to get off and come in your restaurant, these people are also a liability.

Make sure that you purchase a Liquor Liability Policy if you plan on having liquor or alcohol in your establishment.

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Activity Hazards

At first thought, you might not be able to think of any activity hazards that might happen in your establishment. But, here are a few to get your brain moving:

– Mechanical Bulls – Falling from Chairs – Bar Fights – Burns from the bartenders flaming alcohol trick – Making bananas foster or other food items in front of tables

These hazards aren’t just for your patrons either. They cover your employees as well. In order to properly be covered for Activity Hazards in your establishment, you need to write down exactly the types of risks involved and put them on your insurance application so that the agent can give you the right amount and type of coverage.

Missing Exit Zone

If you do not have an exit zone in your establishment OR you do but the light on the sign is broken or out, you could be asking to get sued not only by anyone in your establishment that might get hurt because of an emergency, but family members of anyone who is killed in the event of an emergency. This light should always be on and should never be blocked.

Flammable Decorations

In the same way, you need to recognize possible injury for activity hazards, you also need to recognize the possibility of flammable decorations and injuries as well. Burns are painful, but they also can disfigure a person so not only would you be paying for an individual’s medical treatment, but also pain and suffering which can be incredibly high.

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Decorations such as Tiki torches are a great example of flammable decorations. They look great, they might add to the atmosphere or theme of your establishment, but is that really worth possibly injuring someone and then, in turn, getting sued for it?

Probably not. Tiki torches aren’t the only flammable decorations, so are outdoor heaters, fireplaces, Chinese lanterns, etc.

When looking for insurance for your establishment, make sure they have loss control inspections. This enables a Risk Management professional to come in and tell you which areas or processes in your building might be problematic.

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Essentially they are your go-to person for figuring out what items, activities, or even food items in your establishment carry the most risk. (i.e., a mechanical bull. It may seem like a fun thing to put into a bar, but without the proper insurance and proper forms for your patrons to sign, you could be in big trouble if someone gets injured.)

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Different Types of Liability in a Restaurant or Bar

DUIs

Make sure that you purchase a Liquor Liability Policy if you plan on having liquor or alcohol in your establishment.

youtube

Activity Hazards

At first thought, you might not be able to think of any activity hazards that might happen in your establishment. But, here are a few to get your brain moving:

– Mechanical Bulls – Falling from Chairs – Bar Fights – Burns from the bartenders flaming alcohol trick – Making bananas foster or other food items in front of tables

Missing Exit Zone

Flammable Decorations

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Probably not. Tiki torches aren’t the only flammable decorations, so are outdoor heaters, fireplaces, Chinese lanterns, etc.

youtube

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If you are here, you probably have a business law issue you need help with, call Ascent Law for your free business law consultation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

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Sten Hugo Hiller - 627184: Mecha Combat #987 - September 3347 King Chrono

(By Sten Hugo Hiller - 627184) Mountain Climbing Mecha Combat #987

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Highlighting the September 3347 King Chrono

The pounding I had taken in the Double Rainbow while trying to beat Ken Fuchs had me quite dizzy, so my formation was a bit late in leaving the arena. Just as we were to exit, the following event was announced: An unlimited Chrono.

The key to get (good) prizes in a Chrono is to sign up ASAP. In addition one should get in correct formation soonest, be reasonably strong and get back to the arena from time to time to improve the standing. I turned around, and after registration was done the top spot was mine since none other had signed up yet.

Few contestants showed up at first, and my team stayed on the top for quite a while accumulating points at the highest possible rate. This state of affairs could of course not last, but when the serious opposition showed up, my score was quite high already. Of course, staying on the top when big names like myeponym of Death`s Revenge, Jelloshots Suckeddown of the Northwind Dragons, Colin Toenjes of the Heroes in addition to roward and Russ Painter of the Black Star Lycan Rangers show up is close to impossible, -at least for me.

My teams position changed quite a bit over the event. A few times we managed to get the top, other times we were sent to the foothills. But mostly we managed to stay on the slopes. As the end neared we held the lowest slope, but the early points we had gotten gave us enough of an edge to outscore the rest.

The highest scorers in this event was:

Div 1 343+ (20 Commanders): Dexter Berry, Warlock (+26160) 2: Bernard Johnson 3: Fabio Favaro 4: Ben Rail 5: Terry Cole 6: Jeff Haas 7: Gary Muenzel 8: David Buchanan 9: Claude Poirier 10: Don Davis Div 2 -342 (16 Commanders): Mike Wach. B.o.A.D. (+40) Div 3 -224 (7 Commanders): David Sifford, Northwind Dragons (+22320) Div 4 -180 (22 Commanders): Sten Hugo Hiller, Star League (+7380) Div 5 -144 (29 Commanders): Spike Shepard, T.B. BlackWatch (+10320) Div 6 -104 (25 Commanders): Markus Eisenhand, Black Star Bandits (+770) Div 7 -78 (28 Commanders): Map Chap, Brigade of Patrol Smurfs (+25460) Div 8 -60 (29 Commanders): Douglas Rainey, Renegades (+29150) Div 9 -39 (16 Commanders): David Anderson, *R.V.* (+13540) Div 10 -23 (19 Commanders): Enigma, *R.V. 2.0* (+16270) Div 11 -14 (12 Commanders): MinisterBob, Zato`s Shaolin Scouts (+28400)

Total Contestants: 223 Total medals claimed: 154 (of 165 possible)

Compared to the recent Double Rainbow we saw an increase of fifty-one fighting formations in this event. But the imbalance between the tops, (and the curse of K3) resulted in 8 Bronzes from K3 and 3 Bronzes from K11 ending unclaimed and being returned for resmelting. [The turnout for K3 was 25%. 47 Commanders invited, 19 of them currently inactive]

The highest score achieved in this event was 110 000. The only Commander who managed to stand on the top for all the 88 score rounds was MinisterBob from Zato`s Shaolin Scouts on K11. Highest margin to the runner-up was on K9 where Renegades` Douglas Rainey was 29 150 ahead. Lowest score needed for a medal was 5760 for a Bronze on K3.

Seven Commaders won by a margin of at least 12 000, while two won by less than a thousand. The closest Gold fight was decided by only 40 points this time. Makes one wonder how close the struggles for the rest of the prizes was. To find out, we take a look at the differences between the medal tiers in this event:

...Silver to Bronze..Bronze to nothing Div 1 ......5350......…….960 Div 2 ......5660..........10180 Div 3 ....62760......…….N/A Div 4 ......5580......…..1640 Div 5 ......4310......…..4760 Div 6 ....10530......…..6520 Div 7 ......9840......…….840 Div 8 ......8620......…….610 Div 9 ......1560......….18380 Div 10 ….1880......…….600 Div 11 ….9240......…….N/A

Some really impressive walls here, but we also had four of the nine contested Bronzes decided by less than 1000. This shows again that signing up ASAP and getting some early points might well be the difference between getting a prize or not.

The clans had been restored to their Pre-Toshiko membership, but even so none of them managed to secure more than one Gold each. None of the unaligned Commanders managed to outscore their competitors, neither did any of the Double Rainbow winners.

Upcoming event: Missile Command

This is an unlimited event, with a twist. In the weapon enhanced events like this, one class of weapons get a modest boost of 80% to the damage they deliver. Here the pampered weapon class are the Missiles

Event ends May 29 between 0400 and 0430 New York Time

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Different Types of Liability in a Restaurant or Bar

DUIs

Make sure that you purchase a Liquor Liability Policy if you plan on having liquor or alcohol in your establishment.

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Activity Hazards

At first thought, you might not be able to think of any activity hazards that might happen in your establishment. But, here are a few to get your brain moving:

– Mechanical Bulls – Falling from Chairs – Bar Fights – Burns from the bartenders flaming alcohol trick – Making bananas foster or other food items in front of tables

Missing Exit Zone

Flammable Decorations

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Probably not. Tiki torches aren’t the only flammable decorations, so are outdoor heaters, fireplaces, Chinese lanterns, etc.

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Different Types of Liability in a Restaurant or Bar

DUIs

Make sure that you purchase a Liquor Liability Policy if you plan on having liquor or alcohol in your establishment.

youtube

Activity Hazards

At first thought, you might not be able to think of any activity hazards that might happen in your establishment. But, here are a few to get your brain moving:

– Mechanical Bulls – Falling from Chairs – Bar Fights – Burns from the bartenders flaming alcohol trick – Making bananas foster or other food items in front of tables

Missing Exit Zone

Flammable Decorations

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Probably not. Tiki torches aren’t the only flammable decorations, so are outdoor heaters, fireplaces, Chinese lanterns, etc.

youtube

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If you are here, you probably have a business law issue you need help with, call Ascent Law for your free business law consultation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

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Barclays FA Women’s Super League season preview

All eyes are focused on the Barclays FA Women & # 39; s Super League this weekend, while top-class action returns with great match-ups on Etihad on Saturday and Stamford Bridge on Sunday.

The renewed interest in the ladies game, ignored by the lionesses' ability to capture the imagination of the nation in France has seen the competition as a main sponsor, bumper marketing deals and free online match streaming platform by The FA

But the biggest challenge the competition faces this year is getting fans through the gates on seats, week after week, something that the Division 1 Female in France despite a home cup failed

Here, Sportsmail Previews of the 2019-20 Barclays FA WSL season …

Arsenal won the Super League last season and will be pushed hard while fighting to keep it

Large stadiums organize major games after the opening weekend of the season

With the opening of showpieces, including the Manchester derby and Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur, played in the Etihad and Stamford Bridge, respectively, it was only a matter of time before other clubs followed.

Spurs announced that the Women & # 39; s Super League & # 39; s first derby will be played in North London in November at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. West Ham then followed by revealing their plans to organize their game against Spurs at the London Stadium with 60,000 seats later this month.

Etihad Stadium in Manchester City will host the Manchester derby on the opening weekend

Can Arsenal successfully

Joe Montemurro continue to be the main focus this season, despite the fact that Arsenal has been hunting for the UEFA Champions League trophy for the first time in more than five years.

Dutch defender Dominique Bloodworth left North London to join Frauen-Bundesliga, Wolfsburg this summer, but that remains their only major departure.

Although the Gunners still have set favorites this season, you can guarantee that they will be pushed hard by last season's runners in Manchester City who have reached a top two finish in their last five WSL campaigns. .

Although Nikita Parris made the switch to Lyon, Nick Cushing & # 39; s double-winning party added firepower with the arrival of Lethal England striker Ellen White from Birmingham City.

Arsenal has to contend with a Champions League campaign under Joe Montemurro

How will the Newly promoted teams rate in the top flight?

Casey Stoney has played the title chances of Manchester United despite smart summer recruitment and the support of one of the world's largest football clubs

But let's not forget that only 15 months ago the United Women & # 39; s Women & # 39; s team did not even exist. Promoting promotion for the top flight champions in their inaugural season was an achievement, but only lost once – although they were the only full-time team in the competition.

Second place Tottenham Hotspur, who made the leap from part-time contracts, now play their home games at The Hive.

Head coach duo Karen Hills and Juan Amoros won nine new signings, in particular the 32-year-old English winger and four-time WSL title winner Gemma Davison. For a party that went toe-to-toe in a tight title race with United last season, everything less than a mid-table finish would be disappointing.

United have backed up for the summer and are ready for their inaugural top flight season

Which teams are most likely to be involved in a relegation battle?

Only four points apart Brighton and Everton at the bottom of the table last season and they only missed narrowly demotion by the Yeovil Town 10-point penalty for entering the administration

Everton , who won only three games last season, is undergoing some rebuilding, with manager Willie Kirk preparing for his first full season. After shipping seven players and registering six, making this squadron click could be a big challenge for Kirk.

Who were the biggest surprises in the transfer window?

Casey Stoney, the boss of Manchester, has admitted that Lyon & # 39; s last-minute dive for club captain and first choice left back Alex Greenwood surprised them.

On the blue side of Manchester, city wing Claire Emslie made the switch to the National Women & # 39; s Soccer League side Orlando Pride. The Scottish international now plays alongside six-time world player of the year Marta and double world cup winner Alex Morgan.

Alex Greenwood from England made a last minute move to Lyon in one fell swoop for Manchester United

THE BARCLAYS FA WOMEN SUPER LEAGUE: SIX PLAYERS TO WATCH

1. Jackie Greens – Manchester United

The Dutch central midfielder was Casey Stoney & # 39; s first major signing this summer prior to their debut season in the Women & # 39; s Super League and could prove to be one of the smartest things in this transfer window

The 24-year-old judo champion and, who became a member of FFC Frankfurt, returns to English football four years after leaving Chelsea. Jackie Groenen also scored in particular the goal that Holland scored this year in the World Cup Final.

2. Vivianne Miedema – Arsenal

After becoming top scorer last season, with 22 goals in 20 games, the productive Dutchman of Arsenal confirmed her name in the history books to be summer by its top scorer of all time.

Vivianne Miedema is only 23 and already has three career competition titles to her name plus a winner's medal of Euro 2017 and a silver medal of the World Cup in France.

Vivianne Meidema enjoyed a successful summer and once became Dutch top scorer of all time

3. Erin Cuthbert – Chelsea

Chelsea striker Erin Cuthbert led Scotland this summer to their very first World Cup and pulled out despite their dramatic exit the 21-year competition worldwide attention.

Known for her ability to score spectacular goals from a distance, her semi-volleyball match against Lyon in the Champions League semi-final last season was chosen as the goal of the tournament.

4. Jordan Nobbs – Arsenal

The England's captain scored from his first shot in a pre-season win over Tottenham Hotspur last month after turning nine months tilted with an earlier cruciate ligament injury.

Jordan Nobbs successfully helped the Gunners to retain the WSL title in 2012, and with so far 12 trophies won in her nine-year career in North London, the midfielder could play a crucial role in the attempt by Arsenal to defend their title.

England Deputy Captain Jordan Nobbs scored from his first preseason shot win Spurs

5. Melissa Lawley – Liverpool

Securing Melissa Lawley's services is a letter of intent from Liverpool boss Vicky Jepson . In her two and a half year spell in Manchester City, the 25-year-old midfielder won two FA Cups, the Continental Cup, and reached the semifinals of the Champions League.

After being called up for the England squadron this month to replace the injured Jade Moore, Lawley will set her sights on becoming a more regular face in the side of Phil Neville with the 2020 Olympic Games and home Euro & # 39; s coming in 2021.

6. Maeva Clemaron – Everton

The international midfielder of France, who was trained at the Lyon Academy for a year, made the move to Merseyside FC Fleury after he had been called Corinne Diacre & 23's player World Cup Team

Given that she competed with decorated skipper Amandine Henry, it is no surprise that Maeva Clemaron did not manage the starting line-up of the to reach the host country. The 26-year-old is one of the external players to watch.

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Different Types of Liability in a Restaurant or Bar

DUIs

Make sure that you purchase a Liquor Liability Policy if you plan on having liquor or alcohol in your establishment.

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Activity Hazards

At first thought, you might not be able to think of any activity hazards that might happen in your establishment. But, here are a few to get your brain moving:

– Mechanical Bulls – Falling from Chairs – Bar Fights – Burns from the bartenders flaming alcohol trick – Making bananas foster or other food items in front of tables

Missing Exit Zone

Flammable Decorations

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Probably not. Tiki torches aren’t the only flammable decorations, so are outdoor heaters, fireplaces, Chinese lanterns, etc.

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Different Types of Liability in a Restaurant or Bar

DUIs

Make sure that you purchase a Liquor Liability Policy if you plan on having liquor or alcohol in your establishment.

youtube

Activity Hazards

At first thought, you might not be able to think of any activity hazards that might happen in your establishment. But, here are a few to get your brain moving:

– Mechanical Bulls – Falling from Chairs – Bar Fights – Burns from the bartenders flaming alcohol trick – Making bananas foster or other food items in front of tables

Missing Exit Zone

Flammable Decorations

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Probably not. Tiki torches aren’t the only flammable decorations, so are outdoor heaters, fireplaces, Chinese lanterns, etc.

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If you are here, you probably have a business law issue you need help with, call Ascent Law for your free business law consultation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

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Different Types of Liability in a Restaurant or Bar

DUIs

Make sure that you purchase a Liquor Liability Policy if you plan on having liquor or alcohol in your establishment.

youtube

Activity Hazards

At first thought, you might not be able to think of any activity hazards that might happen in your establishment. But, here are a few to get your brain moving:

– Mechanical Bulls – Falling from Chairs – Bar Fights – Burns from the bartenders flaming alcohol trick – Making bananas foster or other food items in front of tables

Missing Exit Zone

Flammable Decorations

youtube

Probably not. Tiki torches aren’t the only flammable decorations, so are outdoor heaters, fireplaces, Chinese lanterns, etc.

youtube

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If you are here, you probably have a business law issue you need help with, call Ascent Law for your free business law consultation (801) 676-5506. We want to help you.

Ascent Law LLC8833 S. Redwood Road, Suite CWest Jordan, Utah 84088 United StatesTelephone: (801) 676-5506

Ascent Law LLC

4.9 stars – based on 67 reviews

Helpful Business Law Articles

Business Lawyer in Utah

How to Screw Up Your Bankruptcy Discharge

Financial Planning for Beginners

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Dismissal After Passing Chapter 7 Means Test

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