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(a) "Villa" and "Shelter" are used solely with the understanding that the property is offered as a single unit and that the residence is a single unit; This notice of sale was distributed through the mail to all prospective purchasers, who were not preregistered.<|endoftext|>A young man was shot by police and later died Monday morning after an argument over a $6.95 bill at a restaurant in San Bernardino, authorities say. He was in critical condition, authorities say. The dispute began around 2:30 a.m. when an employee at a Red Robin restaurant got a $6.95 bill and noticed $3.98 on it, according to San Bernardino County Sheriff's Lt. Dave Coleman. The employee thought it might have been a mistake by the restaurant and asked the man to return the $1.93. The employee then went off with the other man, but when the employee returned the $3.98, the group began to argue. One of the men returned to the cashier, Coleman said, and that's when the dispute became physical. The group then fled out a rear exit but returned after a short time. Deputies, who were there in response to a domestic violence call, were eventually called and confronted the group, Coleman said.<|endoftext|>A bill has been introduced to the U.S. Senate, aimed at protecting the privacy of Canadian smartphone users by blocking their government from forcing companies to hand over data stored on their devices without a warrant, if the request is based on a mere terrorism investigation.The bill also allows for a person to make a request to have the police and intelligence agencies to disclose the information without first going through the courts. The bill's support is still being collected, so its exact details are not yet known.The move comes after Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien said in December that his office found evidence that some companies are violating rules around privacy, and in December of 2014, the Supreme Court of Canada said it was wrong to give police an order to gain access to private information stored on cell phones.The bill was initially offered by Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR), but has since been endorsed by other Senators including Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), Mike Lee (R-UT) Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and Rand Paul (R-KY).Wyden, in an interview with Digital Trends, said, "This is not a perfect piece of legislation, but it's not a piece of legislation that we wouldn't support because

Hi everybody I'm Sharon McNamara, and I am from Boston Connect real estate and what I'm going to do today is just a little tutorial on how to put an offer and I thought that this would be a fun little venture and one of my little Diaries that I would do for you so in front of you can see that I have a contract to purchase real estate and this is the Massachusetts Association of Realtors this is a standard form here, so this is where I would put the buyers name and information and this is where I would put the owners' information, but I'm just going to keep that blank for now for training purposes I just really don't want to get too much into that this section here the buyer offered to purchase the real estate described as this is where I would put the address, so I'm just going to say 1 2 3 Main Street even though that is not the address, but that is where it would go generally speaking what I also write in there is like more fully up next as the city and street but what I would put up here sorry about that up here I might write something more fully shown in book and page so more fully shown in book 1 to page 1 2 3, so we are usually able to fit that in there and I sort of maneuver things around as I'm doing this, but I always put in there more fully shown in booking page that way there people are able to specify exactly what property we're talking about this also is where you would put whether what it's I have been introduced to this property and this is where you would put the company so obviously it's Boston Connect real estate and for training purposes I'm not going to put in whom the other company is that I'm going to be working with but we're going to be submitting this offer to another company locally and that's where their name would go to the purchase price of the property so this is where we put in what the offer is going to be and so just for training purposes on going to put in a certain number and let's just say that that purchase price was three hundred and ten thousand dollars we would put that there generally speaking when you're putting in an offer in order to let the buyer I mean to let the seller know that you're really putting your best foot forward and you're really interested in their property you put down a deposit to bind to the offer so generally speaking we see about a thousand dollars for that so that deposit is money that you would put down again to go with the offer if the offer isn't accepted then the check is never cashed if the offer is accepted then it's cached immediately so that money goes into the escrow account so the other company that I'm working with they're the listing agent so that thousand dollar deposit would go directly to that company the check is made out to that company so let's just say it's ABC royalty the check is made out to ABC royalty for $1,000 when the offer is accepted that money is held in ABC royalties escrow account so that's where that money goes so that money cannot be commingled with...

This form is used to make a written offer to purchase real estate. To be enforceable any offer to purchase real estate must be in writing and signed by both buyer and seller. This amendment can be used to change or amend the terms of the Offer to Purchase after it has been accepted by both parties.