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為了吸引居住在海外的印度人到印度投資，儲存倉印度政府透過多方面的推廣，發放有關各種投資氣候及機會的信息，向潛在投資者介紹有關的投資政策更是重中之中，其中非居民印度人(NRI)更是政府大力游說的對象，希望他們到印度投資。在投資定義上，NRI就是那些居住在印度以外的印度公民。印度一向採取自由及透明的外國直接投資(FDI)政策，對NRI更提供特別優惠。透過「自動路線」投資計劃，NRI可投資印度的大部分行業，印度政府提供一系列的外匯管理條例(FEMA)計劃，讓NRI作出投資選擇。在FEMA的第一項計劃，NRI可100%投資在城鎮建設、房屋、基建及建築發展計劃，當中包括商業樓宇、酒店、度假村、醫院、教育設施、市級至區域級的基建等等。此外，透過「自動路線」投資計劃，政府給予特許權，讓NRI100%投資在航空服務、地勤處理服務。此外，在FEMA20的第一項計劃中，NRI可對印度公司的股票/可兌換公司債券進行直接投資。在組合投資計劃(PIS)中，NRI可以透過任何印度的註冊經紀及認可交易所，對以上印度公司的股票/可兌換公司債券進行買賣。NRI的個人投資上限為每批可兌換公司債券的發行資本的5%，而所有NRI的總投資額也不能超過公司資本的1%。不過，如果得到有關公司的董事會及特別股東會通過的話，這上限可調升至24%。另一方面，在FEMA20的第五項計劃中，任何NRI可無限的迷你倉沙田買政府有期證券、國庫券及本地互惠基金、在印度註冊的企業不可兌換公司債券、基建債務基金的債券、印度銀行發行的永久債務工具以及公營界別企業的股份。為了吸引更多的資金流入印度，政府銀行業更向NRI提供一系列的優惠。印度銀行可自由決定儲蓄存款及一年以上的定期存款利率。 戶口分為兩類，第一類為外來非居民(NRE)戶口，另一類為普通非居民(NRO)戶口。NRE的戶口持有人只可以是NRI，而NRO的戶口持有人則可以是NRI或印度居民。此外，透過NRE及外幣非居民戶口(FCNR)計劃，銀行更可向戶口持有人或第三者進行國內盧布貸款或印度境外的外幣貸款。為了幫助NRI在FCNR進行多種貨幣交易，自2011年10月起，FCNR戶口允許以任何可自由兌換貨幣開設，再者，自2011年9月起，NRI更可與印度居民共同開立NRE/FCNR。再者，印度工業政策推廣署與印度商工會聯合會二機構合作，成立了「投資印度」聯營公司，旨在建立一結構性機制，為投資者提供一方便營商的窗口單位。另一方面，海外印度事務部也成立了海外印度促進中心(OIFC)，讓海外的NRI及企業團體更加容易到印度投資。OIFC已在不同國家舉行投資推介會及路演。另外，OIFC每年在印度及海外舉行的「海外印度人日」上舉行「市場」活動，成為促進全球印度人交換投資心得的一個重要平台。 (以上譯文謹供參考，並不負上任何投資上的責任。)迷你倉價錢

【香港商報訊】繼央行放開貸款利率市場化管制之後，迷你倉沙田市場對存款利率市場化的進程眾說紛紜。據悉，央行已考慮在銀行間市場嘗試發行同業存單，並擇機推出相關政策，以此掀起存款利率市場化改革的前奏。 同業存單發行契機已到 一位接近央行的人士對《經濟參考報》記者透露「存款利率市場化不可能一蹴而就，存款利率本身還不具備全面放開的條件，但現在，在銀行間市場先推出同業存單是一個比較好的時間窗。央行為此做過調研，對同業存單的定義、發行及交易對象、期限及定價方式、核准程序及金額、發行、流通、轉讓方式、監管歸屬問題等關鍵要素，進行了詳盡研究和充分論證，並且還摸索了同業存單等替代性金融產品的發行與交易。不排除在今年內或者明年初先發行同業存單和交易試點。」 今年以來，監管層一再警示銀行間市場同業業務期限錯配的風險，在一系列嚴格的監管政策影響下，銀行不得不重新配置同業資產，不少股份制銀行買入返售業務有所收斂，但是，縱觀銀行間市場，同業存放業務依舊十分活躍，並且線下交易也很普遍，這給央行帶來監管難題的同時，也提供了試點發行同業存單的契機。 同業存單之後擬發大額存單 對於銀行間市場同業存放業務，央行副行長李東榮曾指出，「近年來，銀行的同業存款等線下業務發展較為迅速，在優化銀行間資源配置、促進資金有效使用等方面起到了積極的作用迷你倉價錢但同時也存在信息不透明、惡性競爭等問題，一定程度上影響了中長端Shibor的報價質量。為此，央行決定研究通過創新發展同業存單等替代性金融產品，進一步加大對同業存款等線下業務的引導，並以此為中長端Shibor合理報價提供更多參考信息。」 如今，隨著利率市場化改革提速，考慮到同業融資市場的發展以及同業融資利率基本上實現了市場化，央行將推動發展同業存單等代替性金融產品的設想納入到計劃中。 根據央行的規劃，在取消貸款利率管制之後，下一步將逐步簡並存貸款基準利率的期限檔次。在具體路徑設計上，央行則希望從允許合格審慎機構在銀行間同業市場上發行同業存單入手，豐富金融機構市場化負債產品。在同業存單取得成功經驗後，再發行面向企業和個人的大額存單。 商銀不良貸款創4 年新高 【又訊】中國銀監會14日提供的數據顯示，截至二季度末，中國商業銀行不良貸款餘額為5395億元人民幣，連續7個季度上升，並創下自2009年6月末以來的新高；不良貸款率為0.96%，與一季度持平。 此外，國家反壟斷局局長許昆林在央視財經《對話》節目中表示：發改委反壟斷調查的下一個目標會跟老百姓密切相關。石油、電信、汽車、銀行都在調查視野之內。 他特別提到銀行，如果在利率市場化改革推出以後，銀行間一起商量存款或者貸款的利率，就將會被反壟斷調查。迷你倉庫

Source: The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.迷你倉Aug. 14--Classroom tours are continuing this year at Yuma Union High School District campuses beginning Aug. 16.During the 2012-2013 school year, 61 community members took part in the tours, the most being at Kofa High School at 26.2 percent and second at Gila Ridge High School and Cibola High School, both at 21.3 percent.Ages of visitors spanned from 12 to 70 years of age, with 19.7 percent being from the ages of 12-17, 23 percent being from the ages of 30-39, 13.1 percent from the ages of 40-49, 9.8 percent from the ages of 50-59 and 29.5 percent being 60 years of age or older."The purpose of the tours is to share the great work teachers and students are doing through Ready Now Yuma, Career and Technical Education classes, Advanced Placement classes and elective programs. The district realizes that many of their constituents do not have school-age children. Expectations of students have changed with advancements in the world. Yuma Union High School District expects every student to graduate prepared for success in college and career," Superintendent Toni Badone said."We believe that our students are the future, and that the economic future of our community depends on our work in educ文件倉tion. Many community leaders are champions of education, but we need every community member to be a champion. We hope they will come see first-hand how hard our teachers and students are working toward a bright future for Yuma County."To allow the public an opportunity to visit local high school classrooms, YUHSD has announced upcoming tour dates for district schools to be held every other Friday throughout the school year.To sign up for a tour, visit tinyurl.com/ldrbuzg to register. Prior registration is required so schools can appropriately plan for the number of tour guides needed. Tours last from 45 to 60 minutes, and after the tour participants will be sent a survey via email.Members of the public interested in attending a campus are asked to arrive five to 10 minutes early on tour dates to allow time to get a visitor's name tag and meet the tour guide, who could be an administrator, teacher, staff member or student. Tours will begin at 9 a.m. at Cibola, Kofa, San Luis and Yuma high schools; 9:30 a.m. at Gila Ridge High School; and 8 a.m. at Vista Alternative High School.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Sun (Yuma, Ariz.) Visit The Sun (Yuma, Ariz.) at .yumasun.com Distributed by MCT Information Services存倉

Source: Dayton Daily News, OhioAug.迷你倉新蒲崗 14--CINCINNATI -- The second episode of the Cincinnati Bengals Hard Knocks series aired Tuesday night, and here are the top five highlights.Backup battleIt wasn't the play of backup quarterbacks Josh Johnson and John Skelton that made for great television, it was the coaches' candid comments about their struggles.That inside access is why Hard Knocks has been so successful. Fans would never get that kind of insight through traditional media reports. No coach would ever tell a reporter one his players was horrible.But Marvin Lewis said it about Johnson while watching film."I've never seen so many incompletions. His accuracy is just horrible."After one bad pass, offensive coordinator Jay Gruden told Johnson, "I'm going to start bringing a shot class to practice. You're driving me to alcoholism."Gruden had Johnson for one year in Tampa Bay, so he knows the terminology. John Skelton, on the other hand, is struggling with that, which again is something a coach would never come out and say."He's slow calling the plays, he's slow getting to the line," Gruden said of Skelton. "John's a laid back guy by nature. Sometimes it feels like he's so nonchalant about things that you just want to kick him in the rear. John needs to be smart to win the job."Skelton blamed his struggles with the offense on being new to the roster, but he was signed April 3, just 10 days after Johnson on March 23.Focusing on the negative was a way to set up their strong performances in the preseason game in Atlanta. It's just good storytelling. But the better part was hearing the coaches' unfiltered assessments.Harrison's humanityThe series played up Harrison's gruff nature and displeasure with Hard Knocks in general in the first episode, and it's likely to be visited again next week after his comments Tuesday about the show.But Tuesday night we got to see the side of Harrison that his teammates have insisted is there but is rarely seen. When Marvin Lewis called rookie defensive tackle Terrence Stephens to the front of the room to sing, Harrison reacted with surprise and genuine appreciation as soon as he heard the first few a Capella notes to the song "Superstar."Stephens not only melted away the scowl from Harrison's face, he drew rousing applause for the performance. He also was seen earlier in the episode singing "End of the Road" with Marvin Jones and a few other teammates in the hall of the hotel.Sibling rivalryIt was cool the way the show edited together the clips of Jon Gruden calling plays in Tampa Bay and Jay calling them during camp as they focused on how similar the terminology is to set up their reunion in Atlanta.With the Bengals opening on Monday Night Football, it gave Jon, who is the color analyst for the ESPN broadcast, to catch up with younger brother Jay. And prior to Jay's arrival at a production meeting, Jon told a story from their childhood when he knew his athletic career was never going to be what he wanted it to be."I would always go out and lift weights, throw balls and run, and he would lay on the couch," Jon said. Finally I went in there and said 'You're nothing.' And he said 'Do you want to 迷你倉出租ace? Do you want to race?' I'm playing quarterback at Dayton. I said 'Yeah, I'll race you. Let's go, lazy ass.' There was a 1.2 mile run I did every day, must have done it twice a day. He hadn't run all summer. The backstretch is three-tenths of a mile. We're even. He took off. He beat me by 500 yards. He stood in the driveway, a sophomore (in high school), and he did the Rocky Balboa thing. I cried. I said I know I'm never going to be good enough. He went on to be all-state, went to Louisville, played for (Howard) Schnellenberger, was the all-time leading passer and I'm a dirt-kicker at Dayton. Ham-and-egg backup."Hunt highlightedThe feature stuff on Margus Hunt was funny, from a few of his teammates (including Trotwood-Madison High School graduate Roy Roundtree) thinking he was from England instead of Estonia to defensive line coach Jay Hayes realizing he can't use the phrase "he's playing possum" because Hunt has no idea what he's talking about.Even better than the humor was the quote from defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer while the defensive coaching staff was watching film."He does some good stuff for not really knowing much about football," Zimmer said. "I hate to say this but he kind of looks like J.J. Watt on some of this (stuff)."That obviously drew a reaction from the other coaches, which led Zimmer to follow up with, "I'm not saying he's that good, but he's a big, good athlete."Hue gets realThe show focused more on the backup quarterback battle than it did the competition at fullback, where veteran John Conner, a Lakota West High School graduate, is going against Orson Charles, a second-year converted tight end.Charles was listed as the starter on the initial depth chart, but running backs coach Hue Jackson gave him a thick dose of reality in one scene.Charles walks into the room, and before he even sits down Jackson lets loose with this:"I'm not going to bull (crap) you. You run, you stop your feet, you don't block the right people, you stand up. You can't play football. I mean you've been hearing this from Day 1. This is not a hard transition for you. I'm just being honest with you. You've got to (expletive) do it, or you won't be here. That's just the truth. I'm just being honest with you. I've stuck you out there all the time being first. I can't stick you out there for first anymore. I can't say to John Conner, 'Hey, John, you've got to sit behind that and he's the starter.' I'm not giftwrapping anything. I stuck you first like I told you I would because I'm trying to give you the opportunity to take this thing and run with it. Now you have to go do it. And you're not doing it."Charles says he'll start working on it right after practice and then thanks Jackson as he's leaving.Jackson gives a mumbled "Yeah" without even looking up from his phone.It would have been interesting to see a camera follow Charles out of the room to see his reaction.It had to be hard to hear. But it was great television. It was the essence of Hard Knocks.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 the Dayton Daily News (Dayton, Ohio) Visit the Dayton Daily News (Dayton, Ohio) at .daytondailynews.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存倉

Source: The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.迷你倉沙田Aug. 14--After announcing plans last year to build what would be Spokane's biggest downtown hotel near the Convention Center, developers Karen and Walt Worthy say they're ready to start the first phase of the project.Over the past two weeks, the Worthys landed a number of concessions from city officials to help defray some costs of the project, proposed for an open block across the street from the INB Performing Arts Center and near the Spokane Convention Center.Matt Jensen, a spokesman for the Worthys, said ground tests and field analysis will likely begin today as a first step in determining if the rest of the project will continue.That step follows formal approval on Tuesday of agreements between the Worthys and the Spokane Public Facilities District. The PFD, which owns the land where the hotel is planned, signed a purchase and sale agreement to sell the land to Worthy's company, but a final price won't be decided for up to 60 days.The Worthys, who successfully redeveloped the Davenport Hotel and have since built and acquired other downtown hotel properties, have said they plan to build a hotel with at least 700 rooms and 900 parking places. Three-hundred of those spaces will belong to the PFD and will provide yearly payouts from parking revenue.The hotel would have 70,000 square feet of meeting space and a 20,000-square-foot ballroom. The main part of the hotel and meeting spaces would have 600,000 square feet of space and the parking garage 300,000 square feet, Jensen said.No cost estimate has been set for the full construction, Jensen said.The PFD also signed a developer's agreement that gives the Worthys 60 days to decide if the project moves forward. That time gives both sides the ability to conclude a number of final agreements, including a final price of the property.An initial valuation pegs the land's price tag at roughly $6.7 million. A final assessment is due in roughly two weeks, said Kevin Twohig, CEO of the Public Facilities District. If the Worthys don't back out, the purchase gives the developer title to the land.The Worthys' decision to move forward was accelerated by incentives offered by the city of Spokane.Those include an agreement to pay some迷你倉價錢of the cost of ground remediation, a commitment to provide new sidewalk and streetscape improvements, and a waiver of obstruction permits that would have been needed to close a lane of traffic along Bernard Street during construction.Scott Chesney, the city's director of planning and development, said the largest incentive will be bearing some of the cost of ground remediation; the site is likely to have significant contamination, in part from its past use as a place for burying debris from the Great Spokane Fire of 1889, Twohig said.The amount the city will provide is still uncertain, Chesney said. "We'll have to wait until Walt has tests done and finds out what the costs will be. There will be an upper limit" on how much the city will offer for remediation, he added.Two months ago, the PFD approved two incentives for the project: $500,000 for ground cleanup and paying the roughly $2 million to build a skywalk connecting the hotel and the Convention Center. Twohig said one initial estimate he's seen suggests the Worthys would face a ground cleanup cost of roughly $900,000 beyond what the PDF will spend.The cleanup cost, if the hotel is built, would be considerable, since initial plans call for excavating roughly 10 feet below ground to provide for lower-level parking and other services.Money for the incentives will come from $65 million in general obligation bonds approved by voters in 2012 to pay for expansion of the Convention Center.Any funds the city provides for the project, Chesney added, will be repaid out of taxes generated by the project.Twohig and others have said the building of a large headquarters hotel near the Convention Center will increase Spokane's ability to draw conventions and meetings.Mick McDowell, chair of the PFD, said the hotel, if built, and the expansion of the Convention Center will be a "game-changer" for the area.McDowell said the agreements on Tuesday establish that "the PFD is ready to sell and that Walt is saying he wants this to happen."Said McDowell, "Walt looked me in the eye and said, 'Let's go for it.'"Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Wash.) Visit The Spokesman-Review (Spokane, Wash.) at .spokesman.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉庫

Source: The News & Advance, Lynchburg, Va.迷你倉Aug. 14--The noise downriver begins as a low and gentle rumble, before it amplifies to a pulsing roar and, finally, ends like a thunderstorm on a sheet-metal roof."OK, everybody, helmets on," asserts raft guide Graham Story.The force of the current on the lower half of West Virginia's New River swiftly pulls our boat of eight downstream. But, for a moment in the slack water above one of several imposing rapids, the raft hangs suspended. Then, with the speed of a roller coaster, it quickly enters the sleek, sharply tapered tongue -- a sliver of smooth, green silk unfurled before the churning white water. The seconds seem like hours as we plunge toward the mighty abyss.Imagine a piece of flotsam caught in a whirlpool; the boat rocks freely from side to side. Those of us onboard are plastered by the wall of colossal foam, as we eagerly paddle forward, in unison, at the urging of Story, who barks his orders with urgency to keep us from being washed into the rocky depths below.We endure the intense pounding unscathed, only to find ourselves begging for more.The day began a little after 10 a.m. with an introductory session aboard Adventures On The Gorge's roughly 20-minute bus ride to the launching point in Thurmond. It's about 10 miles from Fayetteville, which sits on the precipice of the New River Gorge, a 500-meter-deep trench carved out by the raging New River through the Appalachian Mountains of southern West Virginia.Our trip leader Brian "Squirrel" Hager, who's been rafting this white water wonderland for more than 30 years, spoke to the fidgety crowd, trying to calm everyone's nerves and elicit a few laughs.He exposed us to the possible dangers, noting that heavy rainfall has made the water level high -- eight feet above normal, to be exact."There are going to be massive waves today," Squirrel said. "And if for some reason I've scared you to death, that is not my intent. This is good family fun [laughs]. It might not sound like it with me up here talking. But on any river trip you do -- anyplace, anytime, anywhere -- there's always potential for injury, serious injury or, even, death. There's no way to sugarcoat that."After arriving at the put-in, enthusiastic hoots and hollers echoed through the valley on the riverbank while our outfitter's crew readied the gear and a half-dozen boats for the day's adventure.The Class VI guides promised us a rafting experience that was much more than a mere roll down the river. They're an intriguing bunch, a cross between burly Southern gents and genuine adrenaline junkies, who motivate their clients with open-mouthed smiles and pep rally cheers.We donned our helmets and life jackets, an oar resting in the hands of each brave and bold rower. The weather was primed for takeoff: skies were crystal-clear, with temperatures hovering in the mid-70s.While the other boats filled up, we drilled Story with an arsenal of questions: "How long have you been working for this company?" "How many times have you tipped over?" "What should we do if the raft does tip over?" "Could you possibly try to keep this thing from tipping over today?"Once all the rafts were in the water, there was a brief rehearsal. We spent a few moments discussing the techniques Squirrel explained to us on the bus: "high-siding," when you jump to the downstream side of the boat to prevent flipping, and pulling a "long swimmer," or a person who has fallen overboard, up to safety.At this point, there was no turning back. The foaming, growling chaos was upon us. We braced for the worst, clenching our plastic paddles like swords before a medieval battle."Let's go forward-five," shouted Story, as he steered the boat from behind and through the gushing insanity. "Now three more. And three more. And go, go, go."The first surge hit the raft with a strong uppercut, then lifted us just above the waterline and danced the boat over a train of consecutive waves at a rapid appropriately named Surprise. Water flooded our peripheral vision. The boat tossed and turned, until we were spit back out into the calm."Whoa, that was awesome," declared Kent Belan, who made the trip to West Virginia from Georgia with his daughters, Kelsie and Lynsie. "Oh, man."In addition to racing white water, the area surrounding Fayetteville offers outdoor enthusiasts one high-octane thrill ride after another, from tree-top canopy tours to cat-walking beneath the New River Gorge Bridge, 850-feet above the rapids, to ATV excursions over mountain trails with stunning vistas.It takes about three hours to get to Fayetteville from Lynchburg, a splendid drive that showcases the lush green horizons and rolling hills of these two states' picturesque countrysides. Just take Virginia 130 west off of U.S. 29 north and, after short stints on U.S. 501 and I-81, you'll hop on I-64 for roughly 100 miles. Then, it's a 20-minute ride, on West Virginia's U.S. 19, right into town.If you're hungry, the Secret Sandwich Society has a selection of uniquely designed grinders, like the POLK (roasted chicken breast, served with the restaurant's signature bacon jam and aioli) or the COOLIDGE (roasted pork loin, topped with homemade pimento cheese spread, oven dried tomatoes and onion). The words incredibly delicious come to mind.Back in the water, our group was gearing up for an afternoon of ripping swells after our Class IV adventurists fed us a superb meal -- included in the price of the tri文件倉 -- along a sandy stretch of the riverbank."I'm so excited," Lynsie Belan said. "I want to get thrown out of the boat."There still were plenty of rapids left to tackle, like the Middle and Lower Keeney, Double Z, Greyhound Bus Stopper and Miller's Folly.The sound of water barreling over the submerged boulders that hide beneath the surface continued to increase. Suddenly a boiling, spray-laden vortex of rocks and fluffy white ferocity loomed ahead. It was the untamed, rugged beauty we'd been waiting for."When I say row," Story softly muttered, "you all row as hard as you can."Other commands and instructions soon followed, making it crystal clear that these had to be taken seriously.The five boats in front of us changed into four, then three, and so on at regular intervals. They didn't just disappear. First, the body of the raft did and, for a split second, you could only see the top torsos of the rowers above the waterline.Seconds later, these, too, were gone and the body of the next raft was out of sight. It was as if the whole string of our boats was heading down a giant escalator, tossing like leaves down a huge, slippery stairway.Hair-raising action, constant motion and a bit of risky business summed up the second half of our trip, but the group, all grinning from ear to ear, immediately started talking about the next time."The rapids, like the third one before the end, where we got smashed, and [Kelsie] knocked into me, that wave just slammed us, boom," said Cody Jetton, a North Carolinian who also braved the waters of the explosive Toro River on a recent trip to Costa Rica. "That didn't happen there. This had some harder waves. It was like, bam. I'd do it again. We might make it an annual affair here."------THE SITESAdventures On The Gorge, 1 Ames Heights Rd., Lansing, W. Va., (888) 406-4679, .adventurewestvirginia.com; rafting trips start at $79Gauley River National Recreation Area, Victor, W. Va. (turn off of U.S. 19 onto U.S. 129 toward Summersville and follow the signs), (304) 465-0508, .nps.gov/gari; open year-roundThe Mystery Hole, 16724 Midland Trail, Ansted, W. Va., (304) 658-9101, .mysteryhole.com; open from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday and 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday (last tour is at 5:30 p.m.)New River Gorge National River, New Haven, W. Va., just north of Fayetteville off of U.S. 19, (304) 465-0508, .nps.gov/neri; open year-roundTHE SHOPSMarathon Bicycle Company, 104 E. Maple Ave., Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-2337, .marathonbikes.com; open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. SundayMountain Art Glass, Hinkle Road, just off U.S. 19, Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-1859; open from noon to 5 p.m. Wednesday through SaturdayNew River Antique Mall, 100 High St., Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-4680; open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. SundayStudio B Art Boutique Wine & Beer Gallery, 309 Keller Ave., Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-9100; open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 11a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. SundayWater Stone Outdoors, 101 Wiseman Ave., Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-2425, .waterstoneoutdoors.com; open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through SundayTHE EATSCathedral Cafe, 134 S. Court St., Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-0202; open from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and SundayDiOGi's Mexican Grill, 312 N. Court St., Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-3647, .diogismexicangrill.com; open from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and SaturdayDirty Ernie's Rib Pit, 310 Keller Ave., Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-4822, .dirtyernies.com; open from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and noon to 9 p.m. SundayGumbo's Cajun Restaurant, 103 S. Court St. Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-4704; open from 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday through SundayPies & Pints Pizzeria, 219 W. Maple Ave., Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-2200, .piesandpints.net; open from 11:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and SaturdaySecret Sandwich Society, 103 1/2 Keller Ave., Fayetteville, W. Va., (304) 574-4777, .secretsandwichsociety.com; open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday and Monday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and SaturdayUPCOMING EVENTSNew River Gorge-ous Trail Run & Walk is set for 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 24 in Minden, W. Va. There are three race options: a 13.1-mile (half marathon) run, a 7.8 mile-run or a 5-mile walk. All of the courses wander through deep hardwood forests and offer spectacular views of the New River and the historic town of Thurmond. For more information, call (800) 787-3982 or visit .aceraft.com/trail.Bridge Day is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 19, in Fayetteville, W. Va. The 876-feet tall New River Gorge Bridge serves as the launch point for what's billed as six hours of safe, legal B.A.S.E. jumping. This is the only day of the year that traffic is shut down and spectators can safely walk across the world's second longest single-arch bridge. For more information, call (800) 927-0263 or visit .officialbridgeday.com.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The News & Advance (Lynchburg, Va.) Visit The News & Advance (Lynchburg, Va.) at .newsadvance.com Distributed by MCT Information Services存倉

Source: The Atlanta Journal-ConstitutionAug.新蒲崗迷你倉 14--A UPS cargo plane crashed on approach to the airport in Birmingham at about 6 a.m Wednesday, an FAA spokeswoman confirmed.The two pilots on board died, April Odom, director of communications for Birmingham Mayor William Bell, confirmed to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution at 10 a.m."The crash of UPS Flight 1354 occurred about one-half mile north of Runway 18," Kathleen Bergen, FAA spokeswoman, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution at about 8 a.m. "Local authorities will release information about the conditions of the flight crew."The Airbus was en route from Louisville, Ky. to Birmingham.United Parcel Service is based in Sandy Springs. It is the second biggest company in Georgia and the world's largest package delivery company.The company has a fleet of more than 300 airplanes, including the Airbus A300. The A300 is described as a short- to medium-range widebody jet airliner.According to the flight-tracking website, flightaware.com, the plane landed at the UPS hub in Louisville around midnight after a flight from Acapulco, Mexico, and took off again at 5:04 a.m. for the 45-minute flight to Birmingham.The airplane crashed in the vicinity of Airport and Huffman roads near Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, the Birmingham News is reporting.Bergen said the National Transportation Safety Board is in charge of the investigation and will determine probmini storageble cause.In a statement, NTSB said it is launching a full Go-Team to investigate. Senior Aviation Investigator Dan Bower will serve as investigator-in-charge.UPS issued a statement shortly before 8 a.m., saying: "At this time, we are still determining the details of the incident. We will release more information as it becomes available. As we work through this difficult situation, we ask for your patience, and that you keep those involved in your thoughts and prayers."In a statement, Airbus said the company "regrets to confirm" the crash.The aircraft involved in the accident was delivered to UPS from the production line in 2003, Airbus said.The aircraft had accumulated approximately 11,000 flight hours in some 6,800 flights. It was powered by Pratt & Whitney engines, the company said.Airbus will provide full technical assistance to the French BEA, as well as to the authorities who will be responsible for the accident investigation, Airbus said.A team of specialists from Airbus is being dispatched to Alabama."The concerns and sympathies of the Airbus employees go out to the families, friends and loved ones affected by the accident of Flight 1354," the statement concluded.Staff writer Mike Morris contributed to this report.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, Ga.) Visit The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, Ga.) at .ajc.com Distributed by MCT Information Servicesself storage

Source: AME Info, Abu Dhabi, United Arab EmiratesAug.迷你倉沙田 14--MY-HD TO LAUNCH 9 ROTANA CHANNELS IN HIGH DEFINITION: Satellite pay-TV platform, My-HD is set to shortly expand with nine HD Rotana Channels, five of which do not exist in standard definition (SD) today, Saudi Gazette has reported. This will bring the total number of My-HD channels to 41 premium channels including 35 in HD. Current subscribers will get the additional channels at no extra cost, said My-HD.FACEBOOK ACQUIRES SPEECH TRANSLATION SOFTWARE FIRM: Facebook has acquired Mobile Technologies, a 迷你倉價錢ompany that specialises in speech interpretation and translation software, in a bid to help the social networking website better connect its users across the globe, PC World has reported. "We believe this acquisition is an investment in our long-term product roadmap," Facebook product management director Tom Stocky, said in a blog post. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 AME Info (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates) Visit AME Info (Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates) at .ameinfo.com Distributed by MCT Information Services迷你倉庫

新京報訊 （記者蘇曼麗）昨日，儲存倉央行在公開市場上進行了逆回購操作，但中標利率高于二級市場利率，加上周一央行到期續做了三年期央票，雙重打擊下，市場普遍認為資金面將維持在“緊平衡”水平。逆回購利率超市場利率昨日央行在公開市場上進行了110億元的7天逆回購操作，中標利率3.9%。上周二央行7天逆回購操作的中標利率為4%。雖然本周二的逆回購利率下降了0.1個百分點，但下降幅度明顯不及上周，上周逆回購利率下降了0.4個百分點。與此同時，昨日的逆回購中標利率3.9%還顯著高于昨日二級市場同期限的收盤加權利率3.6827%。這一結果公佈後，市場利率也快速上揚，Shibor（上海銀行間同業拆放利率）隔夜利率隨之上揚26個基點至3.2253%。同樣打擊市場的還有央行周一晚間的續做央票的公告。央迷你倉沙田周一晚間稱，周一央行在公開市場上到期續做了755億元三年期央票，中標利率為3.5%。這並非是央行首次續做央票，早先央行在7月份曾兩次續做三年期央票。央行“鎖長放短”思路明顯多名交易員認為，央行正明確地告訴市場參與者，對中長期流動預期不能樂觀。其實央行對於流動性的態度早先已經亮明，即凍結長期流動性，提供短期流動性。“把凍結長期流動性和提供短期流動性兩種操作結合起來，其對流動性影響的綜合效果總體上是中性的，同時兼顧了穩健貨幣政策下保持流動性適中水平和維護貨幣市場穩定的雙重要求。”此前，央行曾在第二季度的貨幣政策報告中表示。上海證券研究報告指出，央行公開市場操作“鎖長放短”已經常態化，一方面是維護短期資金價格穩定，同時管理中長期通脹預期；另一方面則側重于降低商業銀行資金錯配的動力。迷你倉價錢

本報蘭州8月13日訊(記者徐愛龍)省委書記、省人大常委會主任王三運，存倉省委副書記、省長劉偉平今天下午在蘭州會見了交通銀行董事長牛錫明一行。王三運對牛錫明一行表示歡迎，並簡要介紹了我省經濟社會發展情況。他說，甘肅總體上仍屬欠發達省份，目前的最大矛盾是發展不足、最大機遇是政策疊加、最大希望是開放開發、最大責任是富民安民。在去年召開的省第十二次黨代會上，我們提出了建設幸福美好新甘肅的奮鬥目標。今年春節前夕，習近平總書記視察我省時明確要求，要加快建設經濟發展、山川秀美、民族團結、社會和諧的幸福美好新甘肅，努力到2020年與全國一道全面建成小康社會。當前，全省上下正在認真貫徹落實習近平總書記重要指示精神，深入推進“334自存倉”項目工程等重大發展舉措，為進一步加快全面建成小康社會進程而不懈奮鬥。希望交通銀行一如既往地關心甘肅、關注甘肅，在金融信貸方面給予更多支持，在加快自身發展的同時助推甘肅實現轉型跨越發展。劉偉平說，甘肅目前面臨許多難得發展機遇，這為雙方進一步加強合作提供了廣闊空間。希望交通銀行在我省大力發展村鎮銀行，不斷擴大信貸規模，積極參與扶貧開發，努力實現互利共贏發展。牛錫明對省委、省政府給予交通銀行的大力支持表示感謝。他說，甘肅正處在實現轉型跨越發展的關鍵時期，正在成為我國承接產業轉移的重點地區，交通銀行將傾注更多的精力關注和支持甘肅，努力為推動甘肅加快發展做出積極的貢獻。省委常委、省委秘書長李建華，副省長冉萬祥參加會見。迷你倉新蒲崗

Source: Tulsa World, Okla.迷你倉新蒲崗Aug. 13--The Oklahoma Corporation Commission voted unanimously Tuesday to dismiss AEP-PSO's case seeking pre-approval for costs eventually incurred by the utility's compliance with federal regulations on coal-fired power generation plants.The state regulatory panel's 3-0 vote focused on the Environmental Protection Agency's part trying to force upgrades in Oklahoma power plants operated by AEP-PSO and Oklahoma Gas & Electric. American Electric Power-Public Service Co. of Oklahoma has entered into a tentative agreement with the EPA and Sierra Club that will end up closing two coal-fired units in Oologah by 2026.Corporation Commissioner Patrice Douglas, the panel's chairwoman, expressed frustration with the EPA and President Obama over "heavy-handed tactics" against utilities. The federal government and Sierra Club has sued OG&E over its opposition to air-quality mandates that may cost billions to meet."This case is nothing more than EPA arm twisting," Douglas said in a statement. "The Washington bureaucrats at the EPA are pressing Obama's agenda, and they targeted one迷你倉出租of Oklahoma's utilities to do it."Whether Oklahoma was a focus because not even one county supported the EPA's commander in chief, or for some other reason, we may never know," she added. "PSO was in the horrible position of being forced to negotiate in order to avoid the incredibly over-reaching mandates."AEP-PSO's compliance plan is currently under federal review and may not return to the Corporation Commission agenda on recouping costs until early next year. The plan calls for one of its coal-fired units in Oologah to be shuttered in 2016, while the other is upgraded and then closed 10 years later.Utility spokesman Stan Whiteford has noted previously that his company opted for this plan because it was cost-effective in the long run. Opponents have argued that the resulting rate increases could cost customers billions of dollars."We don't get to pick and choose what is overreach," Whiteford said Tuesday. "We have to comply with regulations."Copyright: ___ (c)2013 Tulsa World (Tulsa, Okla.) Visit Tulsa World (Tulsa, Okla.) at .tulsaworld.com Distributed by MCT Information Services儲存倉