Salvage auction buyer's identification card.http://www.asp.state.ar.us/divisions/rs/pdf/salvage_auction_statute.pdf. (a) On and after January 1, 2006, sales of motor vehicles at a salvage auction in the State of Arkansas shall be open only to persons who possess an Arkansas salvage auction buyer's identification card issued under this section. (b)(1)(A) The salvage auction buyer's identification card authorizing persons to bid or buy motor vehicles at a salvage auction shall be available to any person, business, or corporation, or an employee thereof, that: (i) Possesses a valid new motor vehicle dealer license under § 23-112-301, a used motor (B) Salvage auction buyer's identification cards shall be issued by the department on a form prescribed by the department and shall contain at a minimum: (i) The name, address, driver's license number, any dealer's or wrecker's license numbers, physical description, and signature of the applicant; and (2) The department shall issue the salvage auction buyer's identification card at a fee not to exceed: (A) Thirty-five dollars ($35.00) (3) A person or entity who is a cardholder under this section shall be limited to no more than two (2) salvage auction buyer's identification cards under this section. (4) The salvage auction buyer's identification card shall be renewable each year for a fee of the same amount. (5) The fees collected under this subsection shall be remitted to the State Treasury, there to be deposited as special revenues to the credit of the Department of Arkansas State Police Fund, to be used to offset the administrative costs for issuance of the salvage auction buyer's identification card under this section. (c)(1) The owner, manager,

Please find attached our auction registration packet that will allow you, once approved, to buy cars at the auction.http://www.carmaxauctions.com/Portals/0/DealerRegistrationPacket.pdf. Also, once you are registered with CarMax Auctions, you may participate at any of our Dealer Only auctions throughout the country. Cash/Certified Funds or AFC Floorplan – Only: (see page 2) Our Cash / AFC Express form is a quick and easy way to register and can be done the day of the auction. Attn: Auction Services We currently run Dealer Only auctions at most of our CarMax stores throughout the country. We are proud of our 97% sales rate and feel that our auctions can be a great source of vehicles for you. Once again, thank you for your interest and we look forward to seeing you at a future auction. The following is a list of all states in which CarMax has auctions. Please indicate in which states you will attend auctions. After you satisfactorily complete this form and provide the documents listed below, you will be entitled, through the authorized agents listed below, to purchase at CarMax auctions. Also, by providing your fax number above, you give your express consent to receive CarMax’s auction runlists via facsimile. CarMax uses the information sought herein solely for purposes associated with the Dealer’s activities relative to the auctions, including, but not limited to, the completion of tax forms and vehicle transactions. CarMax Auction Policies: By executing this Agreement, Dealer on behalf of itself and the Dealer Parties, agrees to be bound by the CarMax Auction Policies, which policies are posted and/or distributed at CarMax Auctions and which may be amended from time to time by CarMax. A

The silent auction begins at 6pm and closes at 8pm; dancing continues until 9:30pm.http://www.virginia.edu/artmuseum/PressReleases/pr2006holidayartauction.pdf. This year’s theme, I Got Rhythm, invites guests to swing to the 1930s sounds, sip on a Bacardi O Sidecar, build one’s art collection, and support the Museum’s educational programs. The auction will also include something new: a Kids’ pARTy for children ages 5 to 15, hosted by the UVa Student Docents at the Virginia Arts of the Book Center, also in the IX building. This event, held annually on the first Saturday in December, has blossomed over the years to become one of the most-anticipated social and cultural events of the season. Through sponsorships and the silent art auction, the Holiday Art Auction has raised invaluable funds in support of the Museum’s family and youth educational programs, including Summer Arts, a unique summer arts academy that offers youth entering grades 4-12 the opportunity to work with professional artists and explore a wide variety of projects incorporating the visual and performing arts. Nearly half of all Summer Arts participants receive full, need-based scholarships, thanks to foundation, endowment, individual and auction support. Last year’s record-breaking auction generated over $25,000! Among the art featured this year are approximately 50 works in the General Auction, generously donated by nationally known artists and local rising stars. Starting bids range from $50 to $300. Jewelry and a few surprise items will also be available for silent bids. The event now draws both the sophisticated collector and the young enthusiast, with something for every eye and budget. Sponsorship opportunities are

Heavy Haul Trucks & Trailers 2001 WESTERN STAR 4900E & < Inspection Begins Monday, September 20, 8:00 A.http://www.vihn.net/auctionbrochure/6264.pdf.M. to 5:00 P.M. SIDEBOOM CATERPILLAR 572D CRAWLER PIPELAYER, s/n 21A00310: SIDEBOOM CATERPILLAR 572D CRAWLER PIPELAYER, s/n 21A00139: CATERPILLAR 572D CRAWLER PIPELAYER, s/n 21A00138: SIDEBOOM CATERPILLAR 561C CRAWLER PIPELAYER, s/n 92J00840: DIRECT SIDEBOOM CATERPILLAR 561C CRAWLER PIPELAYER, s/n 92J00839: DIRECT SIDEBOOM CATERPILLAR 561C CRAWLER PIPELAYER, s/n 92J00425: DIRECT SIDEBOOM CATERPILLAR D7 CRAWLER PIPELAYER, s/n 7M03802: DIRECT SIDEBOOM CATERPILLAR D7 CRAWLER PIPELAYER, s/n 4T06576: DIRECT SIDEBOOM CATERPILLAR D7 CRAWLER PIPELAYER, s/n 4T02925: DIRECT The Auctioneer makes no warranty or guarantee, expressed or implied of any kind. All of the equipment in this auction is being sold “AS IS” with all its faults.

The Auctioneers Association of Maryland's new website at www.http://www.auctionzip.com/aucphotos/associations/newmd.pdf.mdauctioneers.org has special features that can be used by the members of the association to increase the impact of their marketing campaigns for their auctions and businesses. These features include a new auction calendar and member profile, and access to the AuctionZip Auction Hub which allows auctioneers to send auction listings to other websites at the click of a button. To post auctions on the auction calendar and update your member profile there are two easy ways. 1. For those members that already use AuctionZip.com, you may post your auctions at the AuctionZip.com website and manage your profile and information through that website. 2. For members wishing to post their auctions and manage their profile through the mdauctioneers.org website, here are the simple steps required. C. You will now be taken to your Member's Home Page where you will have the options: "Submit A New Auction Listing", "Edit Current Listings", "View Completed Listings", and "Edit Registration Info". To add a new auction to the auction calendar click on "Submit A New Auction Listing". This will bring up the auction listing form which is identical to the format used by AuctionZip.com. Fill out items 1-7 completely and type or copy and paste your listing into the box in section 8. Click the submit button and your auction is posted. Once you hit the submit button, you will be taken to the Auction Hub where you will have the opportunity to send your auction listings to other auction websites including the NAA website auctioneers.org. Adding Photos to your auction This will bring up a list

Live auction industry revenue grew for the fourth consecutive year, rising to $257.http://www.auctioneers.org/core/contentmanager/uploads/PDFs/AuctionIndustryResults/2007IndustryResearchMidYearReport.pdf.2 billion in 2006. If this trend continues, live auction industry revenues would reach $264.8 billion for 2007. Both growth rates and distribution of total sales for major auction specialty areas are highlighted. A recap of Harris Interactive’s earlier study provides some valuable insights on consumer attitudes, behavior, and motivations for attending live auctions. ADVERTISING BY AUCTION COMPANIES Only 9% of auction companies advertised on television. A CONSUMER PERSPECTIVE OF THE AUCTION INDUSTRY As part of its industry research initiative, NAA contracted with Harris Interactive in 2004 to analyze the behavior and attitudes of U.S. consumers toward the auction industry. Other findings from the 2004 Harris Interactive study include: Ninety-two percent (92%) of consumers held a very favorable view of the auction profession Consumers spend an average of twice as much at live auctions ($988) than at Internet auctions ($475) According to Harris, “fun” is the number one reason consumers attend live auctions. Consumers who participate in Internet auctions are more, not less likely, to participate in live auctions. Of consumers attending live auctions 92% bid, and 87% make a pur chase The greatest barrier for consumer participation in live auctions is lack of information. with another 36% having some college own their own firm cite the auction business as their sole source of earned income employ only a single professional auctioneer are sole practitioners and 11% are partners Charity auctions are the fourth-fastest growing segment of the auction

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF HISPANIC AFFAIRS AUCTION DONATION FORM Tax ID # 95-1644-037 PLEASE PRINT ALL INFORMATION AND LIST ONLY ONE DONATION PER FORM A.http://www.pepperdine.edu/hispaniccouncil/content/auctiondonation.pdf. Donor’s estimated value of gift: $ ______________________ * A general value for your donation will be assigned (Example: $1), if a proof of value is not provided. B. Description of contribution to be printed in Auction Catalogue: _________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ *Please be aware that this item may be packaged with other items. C. List all conditions or restrictions. Any restrictions not listed are invalid. E. If Auction item does not sell donor requests either: ____return item or ____allow Hispanic Council to use in future fundraising event.

References: Please list any other auctions you attend This agreement will remain in force until terminated by the undersigned in writing to Midwest Auto Auction.. The undersigned and all named representatives have read and agree to be bound by the policies and procedures of Midwest Auto Auction. The undersigned further guarantees full payment of any debts of dealer to auction including all checks issued by dealer or any dealer representative, together with any collateral expense or loss incurred by auction including collection and attorney’s fees. This instrument shall bind the respective heirs, executor and assigns of the undersigned and shall endure to the benefit of Midwest Auto Auction, its successors and assigns. Please release credit information regarding my business accounts and lines of credit balances to Midwest Auto Auction as they request it. The original of this document is on file at Midwest Auto Auction. I hereby authorize Midwest Auto Auction, LLC and/or its employees to act as my agent to sign my name to any titles, papers, documents or release my interest in any vehicle, that may be required for the sale and title transfer of any vehicle that is registered or consigned with Midwest Auto Auction for the purposes of buying or selling. The consignor shall indemnify and hold harmless Midwest Auto Auction or its employees from any loss or damages arising from the execution transfer of ownership of any vehicle. A blue light above the auctioneer means there is an announcement on the vehicle. If you miss an announcement ask auction staff before bidding. Auction guarantee applies only to vehicles selling for over

The monies raised from this auction are to be prorated as cash bonuses in the 2013 Incentive Fund.http://www.augustafuturity.com/2008/stallionauction/08Stallion_InviteConditions.pdf. Auction advertisements in the Cutting Horse Chatter, Quarter Horse News, on the Augusta Futurity web site (augustafuturity.com), and the NEW acchacutting.com web site. Auction catalogue to be available in information locations and at the Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction Booth (BLACK TYPE information to be provided by stallion donor). Stallion promo video presentation shown at the Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction Booth (video to be provided by stallion donor). PA announcements during the Augusta Futurity promoting the auction and stallion services donated. Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction Conditions Stallion Services (one breeding per stallion) are donated to the Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction and the donated services will be offered for sale through the Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction. Information on donated stallions will be published in the Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction Catalogue, listed on the internet at augustafuturity.com and acchacutting.com and published in other cutting horse publications. A photocopy of the breeding contract should also be returned to the Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction with this donation contract. If the stallion is sold anytime before the Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction, the donor of the stallion breeding must immediately notify the Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction; the service donation contract will remain in effect and transfer to new owner. Once the breeding has been sold, Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction will notify the stallion owner and breeding facility. The Augusta Stallion Stakes Auction

May 22, 2007 - The Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA), working on behalf of its member company Symantec Corp.http://www.siia.net/press/releases/AuctionLitigationSettlementRelease-5-07.pdf., announced today that it has settled claims for infringement of Symantec’s copyrighted software in the case of Symantec, et al. v. Chan et al. in the Central District of California. The defendant will pay $205,000, as well as agree to other confidential terms, for sales of unauthorized software over eBay. The lawsuit was among the first filed under SIIA’s Auction Litigation Program, which is working to stop a major source of illegal software distribution. The program involves monitoring popular online auction sites, identifying individuals or groups selling pirated software, and suing on behalf of the association’s member companies. “The sale of pirated software through online auctions is a growing problem that hurts buyers, sellers and the auction sites themselves,” said Keith Kupferschmid, SVP of SIIA’s Software Anti-Piracy Division. “Consumers are getting duped, legitimate businesses are losing money and the credibility of eBay and other sites is under attack. With existing auction site tools doing little to curb the problem, SIIA has stepped up its efforts to aggressively pursue software pirates.” This case, like others in the SIIA Auction Litigation Program, demonstrates both the ease of circumventing eBay’s current fraud prevention protocols and the many traps for unwary consumers buying online. “Through our Auction Litigation Program, we are working to identify and pursue these individuals and their sources distributing all varieties of pirated software – whether counterfeit copies

June 10, 2004 – New York, New York - Only steps from the Titanic Memorial at New York City’s South Street Seaport Museum, preparations are well underway for a remarkable June auction focusing on the fabled ocean liner, the Titanic.. In what may well be the most exceptional assemblage of Titanic material ever to be offered at auction, this unprecedented event will be further enhanced by the inclusion of additional artifacts from other great ocean liners including the Normandie, the Olympic, the Andrea Doria and the Lusitania. The auction is being produced by Guernsey’s, a firm long known for unique sales including the largest auction in history the contents of another great liner the S.S. United States. Three privately owned collections have been merged to create this event with many of the lots being offered without minimum reserve. Highlights of the hundreds of items to be sold include: Highly coveted original menus - amongst the rarest items of interest to collectors have been original menus from the Titanic. With the belief that there are likely to be no more than twenty-five original menus in existence, this auction has a remarkable five examples! Each one is different representing the different classes and dining rooms from the ship. White Star Line china begin to give a sense of the depth of an event that should thrill enthusiasts. Property from the Luxury Liner - A name plaque from a Titanic lifeboat, A deck chair and A Titanic life jacket Rare photographs, autographs and other ephemera Several important Marconigrams The entire John William Gill Collection (a Titanic victim). A strong array of

7th Annual Silent Auction & Expo Ann Arbor Center for Independent Living Housing Bureau for Seniors For the Benefit Of: Silent Auction Sponsorships GENERAL BENEFITS for exhibitors include 6-foot table and chairs for up to two representatives, Silent Auction “Hell Notes” (to purchase drinks or to apply towards purchase of auction items, two per representative), free food, recognition via signage, Silent Auction program and the e-Source.http://www.aaabor.com/downloads/Events/SilentAuctionExpo/sponsorshipform.pdf. Auction & Expo on 7th Annual Silent Auction & Expo Silent Auction Donations & Sponsorships Form ____ I’d like to donate an item for the Silent Auction Item: ____ I’d like to be a Silent Auction Sponsor with EXPO Space Count Dracula ($500) ____ I’d like to be a Silent Auction Sponsor _____ ____ Yes I/we will participate in the Silent Auction Expo There are two levels of sponsorships that qualify for Expo participation. GENERAL BENEFITS for exhibitors include 6-foot table and chairs for up to two representatives, Silent Auction “Hell Notes” (to purchase drinks or to apply towards purchase of auction items, two per representative), free food, recognition via signage, Silent Auction Headstone (Program) and the e-Source. Sponsorship/Expo Registration Deadline: October 5, 2007 Donated auction items are due at the Board offi ce by: October 5, 2007 For additional information, contact Angella O’Keefe at (734) 761-7340 or AngellaOKeefe@AAABoR.com

Teams are required to participate by bringing a Silent Auction donation.. Items should be at least $15.00 in total value. Items should not have a school name or logo. Items should be related to healthy lif estyles or fitness activity promotion. The “Silent Auction” format is paper bidding of items on display; each “shopper” outbidding the prior bidder. No live critters, but plants are accepted. Your bidding participation is the key to the success of this event! The winning bidders must pay and cl aim items when auction is closed. Teams may drop off items at the following times and place (please be sure to attach a Silent Auction Bid Sheet to each donation): Tuesday, May 29, 2007 at Registration in the Community Center from 8:00 to 11:30 a.m. (Auction staff will be available at these times to check-in your items and store them) Please check these sheets to see if you have won! Winners may pick up and pay for the silent auction items from 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. All winners must take items at time of payment.

The first day auction was held on September 5th 2006 at 9 PM in Cipta Mulya Village Convention Centre.http://www.worldagroforestry.org/sea/W-New/datainfo/rupes-eepsea.pdf. Forty six farmers from this village participated in the auction. On the first session, Rachman as the host, introduced our team (Lei, Sita, Iron, Yana, Mulus, Eva and Rachman himself) continued with a brief explanation of RUPES schemes. After introducing, all of the farmers were divided into four groups and enumerators started to explain about Risk Aversion Game. The auction game started with Rachman explaining about what auction is and elaborating the auction steps. On this first day White color of blooming coffee flowers auction, number of rounds was not mentioned and winners were welcomed our arrival to Sumberjaya. For two announced by their ID numbers. There were 8 rounds played in this days, ICRAF-RUPES team held a field activity auction. The auction game finished at about 1 PM, and in the end we known as experiment auction. This is a gave the auction winners a shovel. Thursday, September 7th was the second experiment auction day, continuation from the last EEPSEA activities held in Gunung Terang Village Convention Centre and also started (student simulation) but with a different target at 9 PM. From total of 46 farmers that was invited, 43 of them which is upland farmers in Cipta Mulya and attended this auction. The objective of procedure was conducted here by having this initial experiment auction is to playing the risk aversion game first design an auction in revealing willingness to and then the auction game, except accept of an individual farmer in doing certain that on this day, number of rounds are However,

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