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Fences outro against me white cross tour jan 28th 2011 – Video - October 11, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

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Swanage FC celebrates sponsorship deal - October 11, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

A JUNIOR football team from Swanage is celebrating after receiving a new sponsor for the season.

Swanage Town & Herston FC Under 10s have received support from BH Electrical Dorset Ltd, a new company set up earlier this year by electrician, Ben Harris, which serves the Dorset area.

Ben has supported the team since they formed in the past two years, as the father of one of the players.

He said: I have been heavily involved with the team over the past two years helping out with subs collections, refreshments for home matches & assisting with general organisation & lifts whenever possible.

I am please to volunteer my company to this seasons official sponsor for the Under-10s.

The team meets every Friday and is led by coach, Mark Carter, and assistant coach, Ian Cole.

For more information, Swanagefc.com

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Car stolen from dealership, owner stuck with $4,000 bill - October 11, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (WJBK) - When Michael Barnhard took his car in for service at Southfield Chrysler, he assumed his car was going to be taken care of.

When his Chrysler 300 turned up stolen, he assumed since it was under the dealership's care it would be responsible.

Instead, Barnhard said the incident has cost him about $4,000 with insurance after the vehicle was damaged, recovered and impounded.

"Sept 12th I took it in for warranty issues and then the next week they called me and said they couldn't find my car and they believe it had been stolen," Barnhard said. "I asked where are my keys and (I was told) the keys were gone with the car and they think it might have been an inside job."

Barnhard filed a police report and two days later his car was found and an arrest made - but not before $11,000 in damage was done to the car.

"They had driven through the fence and one of the windows was smashed in," Barnhard said. "There was interior damage where they ripped out the center console and the tires and rims were gone as well."

Barnhard says he had to pay to get his car out of the impound, rent another car, and pay for the repairs.

Barnhard is a firefighter in Harrison Township on a fixed income. He said he is loyal to his department and the Chrysler brand.

"I can't believe it that this is how they treat their loyal customers, he said, adding that he shouldn't have to shoulder this burden alone.

"They were negligent," Barnhard said. "No different if I didn't shovel my sidewalk and someone tripped on it. I wouldn't say you got health insurance so good luck. No I would be held liable for that."

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Permit pileup: Following the paper trail for Ashevilles growing food economy - October 11, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

Nicknames like Beer City USA, Foodtopia and Paris of the South all acknowledge Ashevilles increasing significance as a food and drink haven. But for city development officials, keeping pace with the permitting needs of a burgeoning food industry has been a hard bite to swallow.

THE RESTAURATEURS HOLY GRAIL

A certificate of occupancy must be obtained and displayed prominently in commercial establishments, but for some restaurateurs, the legal document also serves as a battle scar of sorts. In business settings, the CO states that a building is fit to be occupied by a certain number of customers, and this human-safety aspect makes it more troublesome to acquire than most food and alcohol licenses.

In the simplest terms, the quest for a CO consists of two phases the planning stageand the build-out and the approval of both can require smaller prerequisite permits and months of collaboration between city officials and a restaurateurs team.

Although Ashevilles business development-related services were consolidated into one building years ago, departments continued to operate in functional silos. Over the summer, City Manager Gary Jackson created the Development Services Department a new one-stop shop aimed at streamlining the fragmented permitting process. Despite major strides, his efforts havent placated everyone just yet.

PERMITTING ROUNDTABLE: IS THE CITY KEEPING PACE?

We had a very difficult time in the permit process during plan review, says Hole doughnut shop co-owner Caroline Whatley. Typically, plan reviews are facilitated by a single reviewer, but in Whatleys case, a sudden reassignment added more than 20new items to Holes to-do list, tagging anextramonth onto the plans-approval process.

The process is slower than it has ever been, says Thirsty Monk owner and general contractor Barry Bialik. He feelsthe consolidated approach causes a bottleneck, since many processes are initiated by the handful of employees running the permit desk. Everyone I know calls it the time warp, he says. You pretty much have to budget, for the most minor thing, that youre going to be there for 45 minutes to an hour.

Still others are satisfied with the citys pace. Catawba Brewing co-owner Billy Pyatt says his Biltmore Village tasting room came together pretty quickly, thanks to the helpful guidance of the city staff who handled his beverage permitting. And Vortex Doughnuts co-owner Ron Patton echoed those sentiments, stating that inspectors were thorough but fair and worked with him over a fairly normal term.

Still, crossing the planning hurdle is a fleeting victory for those who face more challenges during round two on-site inspections.

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Barry Darsow (Demolition Smash): Why I Quit WCW {NWA} Wrestling – Video - October 11, 2014 by Mr HomeBuilder

Barry Darsow (Demolition Smash): Why I Quit WCW {NWA} Wrestling
Barry Darsow (a.k.a Krusher Khruschev, Demolition Smash, Repo Man, Blacktop Bully) was part of one of the top heel tag teams in the NWA. During the mid-late ...

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