Miami. Vendor's Principal Place of Business (State)
Miami. Dade County reserves the right to inspect the toilet installation prior to issuing a rebate.
Miami. Dade County Vendor Obligation to County Affidavit (Section 2-8.1 of/he Code of Miami-Dade County)
Miami. Dade County and the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust shall indemnify and hold harmless the Provider from any and all liability, losses or damages, including attorneys’ fees and costs of defense, which the Provider may incur as a result of claims, demands, suits, causes of actions or proceedings of any kind or nature arising out of, relating to or resulting from the performance of this Agreement by the Miami-Dade County and the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust or its employees, subject to the provisions and the limitations of Section 768.28, Fla. Stat., as it may be amended. Miami-Dade County and the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust shall pay all claims and losses in connection therewith and shall investigate and defend all claims, suits or actions of any kind or nature in the name of Provider, where applicable, including appellate proceedings, and shall pay all costs, judgments, and attorney’s fees which may issue thereon. Miami-Dade County and the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust expressly understands and agrees that any insurance protection required by this Agreement or otherwise provided by Miami-Dade County and the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust shall in no way limit the responsibility to indemnify, keep and save harmless and defend Provider or its as herein provided, subject to the provisions and the limitations of Section 768.28, Fla. Stat., as it may be amended.
Miami. If formed, the Venture will own 100% of all rights in each Amphitheatre constructed in any Optional City, except, possibly, the Amphitheatre to be constructed in Miami, if any. PACE represents that PACE and Bufman ("Bufman") each currently own a 50% interest in the Amphitheatre intended to be constructed in Miami. PACE will attempt to cause Bufman to sell his interest, but such is not a condition of this agreement or any Venture Agreement. However, PACE and MCA shall jointly determine how Bufman will absorb his pro-rata share of the costs of developing, constructing and operating the Miami Amphitheatre, and propose same to Bufman. PACE shall, immediately upon request by MCA, deliver to MCA a complete and accurate description of the principal terms of the agreement between PACE and Bufman with respect to an Amphitheatre in Miami. If PACE fails to cause Bufman to sell his interest, and provided Bufman agrees upon an equitable absorption of costs and expenses, the Venture, if formed, shall own 50% of the Miami Amphitheatre, if any.
Miami. Item Unit Price ---- ---------- Network startup equipment (one set required per outroute) Dual Rack $269,154 Single Rack $183,056 Baseband expansion rack $ 30,638 IF expansion rack $ 70,604 Inroute Burst Channel Demodulator (BCD) (one required per inroute) $ 17,741 Data Port Cluster (DPC) startup equipment (one set per DPC)(basic memory config.) $ 10,289 DPC startup equipment (one set for DPC)(X.25 extended session configuration) $ 14,697 Standard Line Interface Modules (LIMs) (Up to 4 per DPC) (RS-232, V.35, or RS-422) $ 5,007 Synchronous bit transparent transmission LIM $ 6,156 1:N redundant DPC (N=1,2,3) (Redundant DPC has 4 LIM's) $ 37,962 Startup LAN Cluster - Ethernet (including 2 LAN LIMs and I/Os) $ 44,650 Startup LAN Cluster-Token Ring (including 2 LAN LIMs and I/Os) $ 44,650 Startup LAN Cluster-Ethernet (including 4 LAN LIMs and I/Os) $ 62,700 Startup LAN Cluster-Token Ring (including 4 LIMs and I/Os) $ 62,700 Voice startup equipment (Call Connection Cluster - CCC) $ 11,714 Voice Port Cluster (VPC) (2 voice ports per VPC) $ 10,023 System IF distribution equipment (for 2 or more networks) $ 11,828
Miami. Miami absolutely, unconditionally and continuously agrees, promises and covenants that, (i) in the event that Compost and/or Bedminster engage, by act or omission, in any Event of Default, with respect to any such Indebtedness or Obligations, in whole or in part, for any reason, either when any such Indebtedness is or becomes due and owing or when any such Obligation is or becomes due or required to be performed, either by its terms or as a result of the exercise of any right, power or authority to accelerate, or (ii) upon the occurrence of any other Event of Default, by or on the part of, or that is attributable or imputable (under the CCF Agreement, the Credit Documents and/or the Definitive Supplemental Documents) to Compost and/or Bedminster, Miami, upon demand (by Lionhart, LHI and/or GEP, or their respective successors and assigns) and without further notice of dishonor and without any notice with respect to any matter or occurrence having been given to Miami (and/or Compost and/or Bedminster) previous to any such demand, shall immediately pay and discharge completely and fully any and all such Indebtedness and shall immediately perform and discharge completely and fully any and all such Obligations.
Miami. Right. Ours is by far the biggest mistake you made, and in case we didn’t point it out – people frankly have forgotten about LeBron at this point, and since you put the poaching moratorium back in place 25 years ago, it feels like we don’t have anything to show for the number 5 pick we keep giving Cleveland every year." Xxxxx: "I guess I can see how you might feel that way, but it seems like you all must have recognized at the time that the poaching and drafting rules might come and go or just change in some way, over the years, that might hurt or help either of your teams. In fact, I know that you all actually started your negotiations for LeBron during my previous moratorium.12, 13 One reason I know this is that your lead negotiator came down here and lobbied me about the proposed lifting of the moratorium and the new poaching rules that we were considering." Miami: "Sure we did. To tell you the truth, we discussed that stuff at length, and it's kind of the main reason we ended up with the forever clauses in the deal,16, 18 and it's why we got them to agree to a quality cap which is keeping us from having to give them a number 4 draft every year16 – but none of that changes the way we feel now." Xxxxx: "What if I re-allow poaching? Would that make you feel better? I’m probably going to have to do it sometime anyway, because the struggling teams need more ways to get marquee players to survive in their small markets."9
Miami. The Miami operation obtains water from a number of sources in the Salt River watershed. Statements of Claimants have been filed in connection with these water sources, each of which is subject to the adjudication and could be potentially impacted. Miami currently holds a CAP subcontract, although CAP water is not currently used at the operation. CAP water is not subject to adjudication; however, an exchange agreement has been executed to allow the delivery of this water to the Miami operation.
Miami. Well, that would make the other teams with a lot of marquee players, like we have, mad at us for asking for the change, so we wouldn’t want you to do that. Again, all we are asking is that, given the situation, you help out our bottom line a tiny bit, by sending us another lowly little number 7 pick every year.” Xxxxx: "You keep saying that the situation is hurting your bottom line, but isn’t it true that Miami is a thriving community full of wealthy people and businesses, with businesses continuing to sprout up everywhere, and yet you have not raised your ticket prices or skybox rates for years?"9 Miami: "That’s right – because some of our most vocal fans would be unhappy with us if we did that. In fact, we've lowered our rates some over the last few years to keep them happy. Nevertheless, we do want – and indeed our fans expect us – to enhance our team, and again, that’s where the extra number 7 draft picks would come in handy." Xxxxx: "Uh-huh. Isn’t it also true that not only have you not raised your rates for years, but you all are charging significantly less than Cleveland does, and Cleveland is a much smaller and less wealthy community than yours – and they have had significant financial struggles at times?"9 Miami: "That’s true, but what we need you to focus on is the issue about fairness to us. Like we told you, people have forgotten about XxXxxx, and the poaching moratorium is still on; plus, remember it's your mistake in not accounting for the agreement we made with Cleveland in your draft pick distribution formula." Xxxxx: "But wasn’t it your desire to get LeBron and permanent immunity from poaching, and isn’t the agreement with the forever clause the way you got him and the immunity?" Miami: "Right. And it might have started out as a fair deal, but now it’s not anymore. Xxxxx: "But you all have thrived, and the agreement helped you do that and gave your team critical stability for years, plus Cleveland never got LeBron back and never poached any of your other players." Miami: "What’s your point?" Xxxxx: "Well, I guess it just seems like you all got a real benefit from the agreement and you are in good shape to enhance your team without my intervention in your agreement. Also, even just forgetting about how you and the voters of Miami agreed to all this, it seems that Cleveland continues to struggle in its small market with fewer wealthy people and businesses, and therefore they need both the 5 draft pick you give them and the number 7 draft pic...
