What is the columbia coat guarantee?
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Never heard of this.  Check with where coat was purchased.  Take to alterations shop and have repaired.
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I conducted a couple of searches but couldn't find any information on Columbia basin job corp conservation center. I tried a few permutations, but couldnt find it.\n\nHere is the source I used:\n\nhttp://www.freeerisa.com/default.asp\n\nThis source, by the way, is highly successful, so perhaps they name of the business needs to be modified.  In any case, you can get three free searches through them.\n\nSorry I can't help more!
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Columbia House?\nAmazon.com?\nBest Buy.com?\n\nGood luck!
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http://www.costco.com//Service/FeaturePageLeftNav.aspx?ProductNo=10045086&cm_re=1-_-Right_Nav-_-Employment
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1952.  \n\nHere's the whole history.\n\nhttp://www.coatsandclark.com/our_company/history.htm
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Your coat is healthy and shiny\nIt smells nice\nBecause you are worth it\nSplit ends? Not any more\nworks best with Dove Conditioner.
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Guarantee and warranty.\n\nActually they originally meant the same thing - and come from the same root (came into English at different times) - meaning 'forty' [days] in Spanish.  The idea was that an item you bought was safe from defects for forty days.\n\nIn modern English they have diverged in meaning in a legal/technical sense.  A guarantee or warranty on an item you buy can still mean the same thing.  However, a warranty is the only one you would sometimes pay for.  Also, in law, you may be asked to 'guarantee' a loan given to someone else, but not to 'warrant' it.
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http://cookeinsurance.com/html/in_hail.htm\n\nhttp://www.canhail.com/\n\nhttp://www.state.mn.us/mn/externalDocs/Self-Certification_for_CROP_HAIL_-_Pilot_Program_052803020316_certcrophail.pdf#search='crop%20hail%20insurance'
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More detail?  ok, mine is blue, and was issued in  Washington D.C.  I have used it 7 times and will expire in two years.   Is that what u needed to know?  Is that enough detail?????
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This is a guarantee seal applied to 'securities' in the process of transfer, by member institutions of the Medallion program.\n\nThis Medallion seal certifies that the signature is genuine and has legally binding authority. Furthermore the guarantor of the seal assumes any financial responsibility.\n\nHowever being an abundant caution you must get its authenticity verified that those are genuine.
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Expedition FG\nMolded / Aluminum / 210 - 250
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A balaclava is a one-size fits all head and face warmer (kinda like a ski mask but with only one bigger opening for eyes, nose, mouth) that is most welcome on cold days. You don't need a Polartec fleece balaclava, just a thinner one would do in the DC area. Usually less than $25 at bike shops or sporting goods stores. Or you can also get a skullcap if you want.\nhttp://www.nashbar.com/profile.cfm?category=137&subcategory=1219&brand=&sku=17483&storetype=&estoreid=&pagename=Shop%20by%20Subcat%3A%20Accessories%20%2D%20Cool%20Weather\nhttp://www.coloradocyclist.com/common/products/displayproductlist_v2.cfm?&CGRFNBR=421&CRPCGNBR=421&TextMode=0&CI=1,259\nAnother cheap gift is a roll of handlebar tape. The tricky part is that color and taste have to be taken into consideration. This is the easiest and cheapest way to give a bike some pizzazz.\nhttp://www.cbike.com/bartape.htm\nAnother cheap gift is a pair of water bottles. You have to determine if dad is a gadget type or wants to look like a racer. \nGadget type: Sigg water bottles (aluminum insulated and fancy looking)\nhttp://stores.ebay.com/Edward-James-Stores_Sigg_W0QQcolZ2QQdirZQ2d1QQfsubZ14QQftidZ2QQtZkm\nRacer-type bottle\nhttp://www.ital-tecno.com/shopexd.asp?id=452\nHappy holidays!
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Well you should definelty have GL and probably Cargo... i know the insurance we write has a $7,500 ded. for pharmaceuticals.  Also you might as well just go for the whole package policy meaning you get coverage for GL, Crime, Cargo, and property.
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Here is a good place to start:\nhttp://www.co.columbia.ga.us/asp/tax/\n\nHope this helps!
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Your Homeowner insurance policy contains a provision that states something to the effect of in the event of a covered loss we(insurance company) have a duty to protect the mortgage company's interest.  That being said, your interest in the home is for the mortgage amount less what is owed to the bank or lender.  If you only owed $20k on your mortgage then your insurer should have issued you a check for $40k and to you and the mortgage company for $20k.  Now that the check was issued in a 2 partied form to you and the mortgage company they will require that you sign it, send it to them certified/insured so that it can be traced and they will cash the check and issue you a check from their bank most likely for a 30%-50% of the repair estimate.  Once you have 30%-50% of the covered repairs completed the mortgage company will send the next 30% or 50% and so on.  They will send an inspector out to verify that the repairs were done and done at least in accordance to the insurance company's estimate. This is legal and in fact your insurance company can be forced to pay the $60k again if they did not do this and you say, took a vacation to Brazil with the $60k.
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I don't know, but I know how to find out. Contact the outdoor advisers at www.rei.com and they will know. (BTW, if you had bought your products at REI, they'd have an unconditional lifetime guarantee, so you'd never be "out" money for inferior products.) This not-for-profit supplier of gear will give you advice without caring or even asking whether you are a member, whether you have ever bought anything.
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http://www.houseofnames.com/coatofarms_details.asp?sId=&s=Benjaman