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Now, the Bulldogs are one win away for playing for the title once again.
With the quarterfinal win, No. 5 Piedmont (12-1) advances to the semifinals where it will play host to third-ranked Hamilton, a 34-14 winner over Madison Academy, for a berth into the Super 6 at Auburn University's Jordan-Hare Stadium.
"It might not have been what people expected when you don't come out and dominate on both sides of the ball every play," said Piedmont coach Steve Smith, who has guided the Bulldogs to the postseason each year he's been at the helm. "But I told our guys, 'There's no such thing as an ugly win in the third round of the playoffs.'"
The Bulldogs jumped out to a 14-0 lead but were up by only a score at the break after allowing a long touchdown right before the half.
While the Bulldogs offense might've sputtered at times, committing an uncharacteristic three turnovers, its defense flourished. Piedmont held Plainview to just 139 yards of offense and gave up just 26 in the second half while forcing a pair of turnovers on interceptions during the game.
"They made it so we had to throw it on first down," Plainview coach Dale Pruitt said. "Everyone talks about how good they are up front but their secondary is pretty good, too. They can man you across the line of scrimmage and they get good penetration."
Piedmont running back Derrick Jackson led all ball carriers with 140 yards on just 11 carries. He scored on a 20-yard run right up the gut that put the Bulldogs up 7-0 with 3:46 left in the first following a successful point after attempt by Chris Strott.
A Jamaal Johnson interception early in the second quarter gave Piedmont the ball on the Plainview 47-yard line. Strott found receiver Noah Willis — who also had an interception on defense — on a 43-yard pitch and catch. Strott then floated a beauty across the middle to Johnson to put Piedmont ahead two touchdowns with 8:49 remaining in the second.
It looked as if Piedmont was on its way to burying the Bears (8-4).
Hamilton showed it wasn't dead when senior Tyler Dickers broke three or four tackles on a 40-yard romp to the end zone 2:12 seconds before the half to put cut Piedmont's lead to 14-7.
Earlier in the week, Smith said his team lines up in a new-school formation but they run old-school plays when commenting on his team's commitment to running the football out of its spread offense. Smith said they ran less misdirection plays and took their chances lining up their offensive linemen mano-a-mano against the Bears in the second half.
Four of their first seven running plays went for 12 more yards, capped off by a 35-yard gainer for a score by Jamie Major who went off tackle behind a made by a pulling Clay Dent at the 7:31 mark of the third quarter. That gave Piedmont a 21-7 advantage.
"I just wanted to hit the guy as hard as I could. If I couldn't hit him hard, I at least wanted to clear him out as much room as I could," said the 5-foot-10, 180-pound Dent. "We stepped up a lot in the second half. It's a challenge. You've just got to impose your will on them. It doesn't matter how big they are."
Major carried the ball eight times for 54 yards.
Piedmont could've broken the game open early in the fourth but a fumble on handoff exchange between Strott and Jackson at the Plainview 13 with gave the Bears another shot, down 14 with a little more than 10 minutes left to play.
But Piedmont shut them down. Johnson broke up a pass in one-on-one coverage on a fourth-and-3 play that killed any hope Plainview might've had.
It was a fitting end to an all-around performance by Johnson, last week's state defensive Player of the Week, that included two rushes for 20 yards, a pair of catches for 12 yards, the aforementioned interception and a jarring hit on defense.
The Bulldogs took the ball over on the Bears' 26-yard line and Strott eventually hit 6-6 receiver Sloan Garner on a jump ball in the corner of the end zone for the game's final score with 5:26 to play.
Strott completed 9 of 16 passes for 108 yards including two touchdowns and two interceptions. Willis had three catches for 67 yards.
"At halftime they really got into us," Major said of his coaches. "They said we were playing with no effort, no heart and no passion. It really lit a fire under us. We've got to come out focused, have practices Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and be ready for Hamilton Friday."
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In mid-December, the upcoming release of the seventh version Red Hat Enterprise Linux ("RHEL") arrived for public testing. With the last major release of RHEL arriving in late 2010, a lot has changed in the world of hosting Drupal sites. The final release of RHEL 7 will likely come just after Drupal 8 is released, so by the time Drupal 8 sites begin to be launched, RHEL 7 will become a serious consideration in your hosting decision.
The United States Government has shutdown — for the first time in 17 years — on October 1st, 2013. According to estimates, some 800,000 government employees were furloughed on that day. For those people, the shutdown created an incredible amount of uncertainty and financial pressure. As one of my friends who is among the furloughed said, "… [it] doesn't mean the mortgage and car loan payments aren't still due."
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Developing and deploying web sites is best accomplished using a methodology called Continuous Integration (CI). By working in small batches, testing constantly, and automating all testing and deployment tasks, you can avoid big surprises and painful deployment experience. However, achieving a true Continous Integration development process requires building and maintaining a highly automated infrastructure. You can build such a system yourself, or with Acquia Cloud you can be up and running in a few minutes.
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We're hosting two events in 2014! The Big Traveling Potluck on April 25-27 will be in sunny Southern California, and our fifth East coast Big Potluck will be, as always, in Bucks County, PA later in the year. Come join us!
The Big Potluck: Food, inspiration, and big time community. An open door, a seat at the table, a voice in the discussion. Come hungry, leave full---in every way.want to know more?
It was a foodbloganza on an intimate scale. We mingled, we ate, we listened, we learned.Nancy Kohler
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Cookbook author, freelance food writer, and blogger Cheryl Sternman Rule has had her work featured in various print and digital media, including Cooking Light, Serious Eats, Vegetarian Times, Women's Health, The Kitchn, and various others. She was awarded the 2012 IACP New Media and Broacast Award for Outstanding Culinary Blog. Prior to her culinary career, she also worked for the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C. and spent two years in Eritrea, East Africa as a Peace Corps Volunteer.
Cheryl lives with her husband and two sons in Silicon Valley. She has long been a favorite of ours and we love her blog 5 second rule. Her writing inspires us and we're so glad to have her at Big Traveling Potluck.
Aran is a rock star in the blogging world. You'll be hard-pressed to find a food enthusiast who hasn't heard of her blog Cannelle Et Vanille. Her blog has the elegance and beauty that many other bloggers aspire to and her recipes are every bit as spectacular as the photographs look. She is a native of Basque and has been living in the US since 1998. She is the proud mother of two (a boy and a girl) and in her blog she shares not just recipes but precious life stories. Her first cookbook Small Plates and Sweet Treats was released late 2012.
Aran has been a finalist twice (in 2012 and 2013) for the James Beard Award for Best Individual Food Blog. Like we said, rock star. And she's coming to Big Traveling Potluck.
The two-time James Beard Award-winning Food and Travel editor of The Washington Post, Joe Yonan is author of Serve Yourself: Nightly Adventures in Cooking for One, which Serious Eats called "a truly thoughtful, useful, and incredibly delicious book." Before his 2006 move to Washington to edit the food section of The Washington Post (and write the monthly Cooking for One column and occasional feature), he was the food writer and Travel section editor at The Boston Globe.
His work from the Globe and Post has appeared in three editions of the "Best Food Writing" anthology. On leave from the Post, Joe spent 2012 in North Berwick, Maine, to learn about growing and homesteading from his sister and brother-in-law and to work on more book projects, including the upcoming Eat Your Vegetables: Fresh Recipes for the Single Cook (Ten Speed Press, August 2013).
Jeni Britton Bauer has honed her ice cream-making skills for more than 15 years and is the author of The New York Times best selling Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams at Home. In its eighth printing, the cookbook dubbed the "homemade-ice cream-making Bible" by The Wall Street Journal recently earned Jeni a James Beard Award, America's most coveted honor for those writing about food and the culinary arts.
Jeni opened Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams in 2002 in Columbus, Ohio's North Market, and now her company operates nine shops in Ohio and one in Tennessee. Pints and ice cream sandwiches are also available at more than 400 American groceries, as well as through Jeni's home-shipping business. From creating the ice cream flavors and descriptions of them, to packaging art and design, store environments, and service, Jeni and her team are responsible for the entire customer experience. Jeni's ice creams have been praised by Time ("America's best"), Cooking Light ("deadly delicious"), and Saveur ("revolutionary"), while Food & Wine stated, "No one makes ice cream like Jeni Britton Bauer."
When Jeni isn't developing new flavors or art directing new campaigns, she devotes time to Local Matters (the fresh-food-for-all non-profit she co-founded in Columbus), serves on the boards of the Wexner Center for the Arts and Columbus College of Art & Design, and gets into trouble with her husband and two children at their home in Columbus.
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Ree is also the wife of a cattle rancher (and she's a mighty fine gate opener and closer, too) and mama to four lovely children, all of whom are homeschooled. She's a dear friend to many bloggers and yes, she's really coming to Big Traveling Potluck!
Matt Armendariz.
Oh boy. Where do we begin? He's been recognized by so many publications, including Martha Stewart Living, The New York Times, Bon Appetit, Saveur Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, The New Yorker … if we tried to list them all, we'd run out of space. His client list is equally impressive, including such brands as Food Network, Time Magazine, Food + Wine, Coca Cola, Whole Foods Market, Cooking Light, and Coastal Living. He's done TV, radio, and if the Starship Enterprise had its own cable channel, we're sure he'd be on it too.
Matt blogs at Matt Bites (named one of the 50 World's Best Food Blogs by The Times Online), where he shares his obsession with food, drink, and everything else in between. Although Matt has been blogging for about 7 years, his experience in the food industry spans decades, from graphic design to art direction. He's authored two books: a cookbook titled On A Stick!, and one on photography titled Focus on Food Photography for Bloggers, featuring tips and tricks for everyone. He conducts food photography workshops at schools, colleges, and conferences, and he participates in intern programs with Art Center in Pasadena and Long Beach Community College.
He has a big smile and a bigger heart. We're so glad to have him at Big Traveling Potluck.
Joy Wilson is so well known as the blogger, Joy the Baker, that some people have incorrectly (if appropriately) believed her name to be Joy Baker. Her blog has been named the 'Best Baking and Dessert Blog' by Saveur and Foodbuzz and has been nominated for 'Best Food Blog' by the Bloggies and 'Top Fifty Food Blogs in the World' by the London Times. She has been featured in Sunset and Food & Wine Magazine.
She describes herself as self-taught / family taught / taste buds taught baker whose love for sweets began at an early age with her father, a fanatical pie baker, and her mother, a cake decorator. Her obsession was honed as a Ben and Jerry's cake decorator, and professional (crack of dawn) baker in various bakeries in Los Angeles. Joy has made everything from biscuits to wedding cakes … but her favorite thing in the world is a tall stack of pancakes.
In her first cookbook Joy the Baker: 100 Simple and Comforting Recipes, Joy illustrates that muffins are best served warm, bread should be studded with chocolate, and even avocados can be made into cake. It's a simple celebration of butter, sugar, and flour.
Joy also the co-founder of Homefries, a destination for fun, high-quality podcasts, covering food and wine, parenting, and simple living, and entertaining.
While pursuing a screenwriting career and making a living in the restaurant business, Brooke Burton-Lüttmann went on a life-changing trip to Italy where she witnessed the bounty of a friend who had followed her passion as a baker. Standing in her friend's kitchen she had a life-altering realization: this world famous baker built an empire and a beautiful life with just flour, water, and a lot of passion. It was then that Brooke saw the equation for a happy life:
Love + hard work + simple joy = success.
Brooke returned to the states resolute to change the course of her life by focusing her career on the things she really loved. Shortly thereafter, she started her literary food blog, Food Woolf (inspired by Virginia Woolf) and delved into the world of service and hospitality. She is now a Service Consultant in Los Angeles where she teaches hospitality, leadership skills, and assists businesses to create a clear vision and plan for success. Brooke has worked with award winning restaurants and chefs such as Nancy Silverton, Mario Batali, Suzanne Goin, Karen and Quinn Hatfield.
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On Sept. 15, I attended the dedication of a beautiful monument in memory of the 29 victims from Waterbury who were lost in the flood of Aug. 19, 1955. It was long past due.
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To make a long story short, we bought an '82 GMC C20 3/4-ton diesel truck … with a shortbed and a 350ci small-block. Someone had swapped in a gas engine, cut the frame, added a shortbed, and done a clean job of the conversions to boot. For $900 we purchased a cool 2WD truck with no emissions testing requirements and an engine that "needed work."
We were told by the third-party seller that the owner had run it low on coolant and blown the head gaskets. Upon getting it home, transferring the title from two owners prior, adding a battery and little fuel, we were able to get the truck running and confirmed blown head gaskets without any leakdown test.
With only $900 into this unique 3/4-ton shortbed, bad engine heads were no big deal. Right from the get-go, we planned on building a 350ci V-8 in some boxy Chevy truck. Purchasing the exact truck we did was just a lucky find, as we really were looking for the right motor and price more than a unique truck to start with.
Dreams of small-block building came after rifling through a Summit Racing catalog and finding that we could make more than 350 horsepower out of a 350ci V-8 for less than we'll eventually spend on tires for this truck. Summit has a number of top-end kits for both small-block Chevys and small-block Fords that come with loaded aluminum heads, a cam, an aluminum intake manifold, a timing chain set, and the necessary gaskets.
We called the hotline and went about ordering the kit when our Summit phone sales rep intervened and suggested a different kit that was actually a little less expensive and had a better powerband for what we wanted. For about $1,300, we got the SME-K-355-400 Top End Kit coming to the office that makes power from 1,500 to 5,000 rpms. If we could build a 350-plus-horsepower truck for less than $2,500 (including the truck), we would be winning.
We waited to tear down the original engine in the truck because it could still move itself around the yard, even with a blown head gasket. When the parts arrived from Summit a few days later, we pulled the truck into the garage and started in.
A couple hours later, we had the engine torn down enough to find evidence of more than just head warpage and blown gaskets. Unfortunately, there was some scarring and even a little pitting on the cylinder walls. Our rare find had just gotten more expensive than we wanted, but not so much so that we'd scrap the project and use the Top End kit for something else. Instead, it was time to scour Craigslist to see if we could find a nice replacement short-block for our budget Mighty Mouse motor. Rebuilding this block would take more time than we wanted, and we're going to see if we can find a loaded short-block that's already been rebuilt and someone doesn't want anymore.
We'll find a block, have this Summit Top End kit installed, and get this unique truck running soon enough!
03. The Summit aluminum heads (SUM-162109) included in the kit come assembled with valves and springs in place. All you'll need to add are your original or new rocker arms and pushrods once the heads are bolted in place. They have a 170cc intake runner volume, 69cc exhaust runner volume, 62cc combustion chambers, standard-location rectangular intake ports, and D-shaped exhaust ports. It's worth noting that these aluminum heads have a CARB E.O. number and are street-legal on '95-and-older vehicles. If you were to buy these heads alone, you could put them on a pre-'95 Chevy V-8 and still be smog legal.


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India: Dispatch 13 from Extraordinary Cultures TourWednesday, April 1st, 2009
Richard Kurin is the Under Secretary for History, Art, and Culture here at the Smithsonian Institution. He is a cultural anthropologist specializing in the study of knowledge systems, folk arts, museums, and development. He is currently Study Leader on our Extraordinary Cultures – An Epic Journey Around the World tour, and will be blogging periodically while traveling. This post is thirteenth in a series. To see the other posts, click here.
Dateline: Agra, Part I
It's always great to see the Taj Mahal—even if you've seen it a dozen times before. I saw it first in 1970, and it still takes my breath away. The Taj is a UNESCO World Heritage site, annually attracting millions of visitors; our tour takes us through the gardens into the mausoleum and onto the terrace overlooking the Yamuna River.
The Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, who ruled much of northern India in the mid-17th century, had the Taj built as a memorial for his beloved wife Mumtaz, who died giving birth to her 14th child. The Mughals had enormous wealth and strongly supported a varied musical, culinary, artisanal, and religious culture still with us today. Shah Jahan used native materials and craftsmen, but also brought in those from Persia and Central Asia. He built an architectural wonder out of white Makran marble, with a bulbous dome and flowing ornamentation of inlaid precious stones. Well positioned with surrounding gardens to simulate paradise, it is remarkable for its proportion and for its exact symmetry—save for one feature. It was built by Shah Jahan to house only one grave at its center—that of Mumtaz. Shah Jahan was overthrown by his zealous and fanatical son Aurangzeb, held under house arrest, and later buried alongside his long departed wife. His added grave throws off the symmetry of the memorial!
The Taj has long been under threat of the deleterious effects of urban pollution, of opportunists prying out the inlaid stones, of visitors defacing the building and grounds, and of too many tourists wearing down the stone work. A number of steps have been taken over the decades to protect this world treasure—reducing pollution, allowing only electric powered vehicles near the site, and so on. Everyone who has visited the Taj Mahal and might visit it in the future will applaud such measures. We have too little beauty and too much ugliness in the world; we need to preserve what beauty there is, and encourage its ongoing creation.
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Voyager Knife - Medium Tanto Point
Manufacture ID: 29TMT
Cold Steel's Voyagers are ounce for ounce far stronger than 99.9% of Cold Steel's competitor's folders. And this is a fact not an idle boast. Each knife features precision made parts with a stiff spring and the incomparable Tri-Ad lock mechanism which is arguably the strongest most reliable low maintenance lock in the world!
The thick extra wide blades are made from Japanese AUS 8A steel and meticulously ground to a thin edge for maximum shearing potential. This thin edge also allows us to hone each blade to astounding sharpness. And because of the high carbon content of the steel and their near perfect heat treatment you'll find this sharpness last a surprisingly long time.
The Voyager Series also offers all the other latest refinements in lock-back construction including lightning quick one-handed opening state of the art mechanical fasteners massively oversized pivot pins that are fully adjustable and properly hardened and dual stainless steel pocket clips for ambidextrous carry and deployment.
The Grivory handles feature 6061 heat treated aluminum liners for the utmost in strength and stiffness and are ergonomically designed to afford a wide array of grip options including the palm reinforced forward grip for which they are particularly well suited.
- Blade Length: 3"
- Blade Thickness: 3 mm
- Overall Length: 7 1/4"
- Steel: Japanese AUS 8A Stainless w/ Stone Wash Finish
- Weight: 3.2 oz (Approx)
- Handle: 4 1/4" Long Grivory
- Pocket Clip: Stainless Pocket / Belt Clip
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I worked at Bridgepoint Education full-time for less than a year
Pros – Decent starting salary and benefits package
Enjoyed my coworkers
Cons – Everything else
The pay and benefits have to be good because nearly everyone hates working there.
Management was hilariously inept. I had 3 managers in 8 months and didn't learn a thing from any of them. Directors are only about the bottom line and will overlook employees breaking federal laws as long as their enrolling "students".
Admissions Counselor is the most misleading title ever. They use sales tactics and teach you how to guilt people into enrolling into a school that is going to fail them.
I was repeatedly asked if I was interested in moving up to management, then inexplicably laid off in their last "10% cut" without any concrete reason.
Advice to Senior Management – Get out before the DoE shuts down the school and prosecutes for breaking federal regulations.
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200 W Absecon Blvd, Absecon, NJ | Directions 0820139.426311 -74.503284
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the chicken is dry like the desert – the decor was lovely, the service was fair for a slow night. Being a local person I often like diners because of the complete meal, bread, soup, salad and the entree and i'm not one for fast food. I had eaten there on a few occasions in the past and was very disappointed this trip I had french onion soup, salad and the roasted chicken with dressing. all was pretty good except the roasted chicken... it was over cooked and extremely dry, the wing and leg portion was as hard as a rock and was uneatable. I brought this to the waitress' attention and she said it was nothing that could be done. so..... instead of making a big deal, I've opted not to dine there again. Very expensive also.
Awesome Diner – Phoenix Diner is a clean diner with great service. its open 24/7 all year round and all holidays. The food is great especially breakfest. The management is very good, the service is awesome. The desserts are very appealing and taste great. Baking is done on premises. The diner is inexpensive with all sorts of good foods. Breakfest lunch and diner is served all hours of the day. This is the place for anyone who wants to go out and eat. The view in the side room is awesome. its the best diner ive been it
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Posted by Capnrico on 02/02/2007
Many time I have tried to book a flight to many different destinations. Rarely do they have any seats for the routes with $335 companion fare. Finally I got one from PWM to SAN 3/12/07 to 3/20/07 for $540+. When I searched through Travelocity the fare was $240 each person. This company is BAD!
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Posted by Anonymous on 2007-02-02:
I wouldn't say they are bad, just taking advantage of people who don't do the leg work first.
Therefore search Travelocity or Orbitz first. Then go directly to the airline web page to find a better fare and book it.
Posted by CATFISH DUNKLEBURGER on 2007-04-22:
I tried 14 different scenarios....all were "not available, didn't qualify...or were available for $502.00 for a $340.00 flight" (which are available through the airlines for $289.00) We got this through Bank of America....what a joke!!!
Posted by walnut on 2007-11-10:
I got a voucher from an American Express offer. I have tried numerous random dates some as far as 10 months out (tuesdays, wednesdays & saturdays as they suggest), but every flight search comes up none available. Even if I could find a flight the savings would most likely be minimal given the numerous blackout dates.
the voucher was essentially free - just a complete waste of my time.
Posted by pingel on 2008-07-15:
I got one of these Vouchers throught American Express. Tried to use it, and ran into the same issue. The company pretty much changes the price to twice the price of a ticket, and then if you are "stupid" enough to accept the price, not only do you use up the voucher, but you also pay for two tickets.
I tried just as an experiment to see how far out I had to book it in order to get the original promised rate, and I had to book it 4 month out !!! So it is possible to actually use it, but ...
I have learned so far: If you sign up for anything that will promise a voucher for a free airline ticket or a free companion ticket - only do that if you are interested in what they are offering - don't do it for the ticket. It is absolutely not worth your efforts and frustration.
Posted by Steve from Albany on 2009-08-22:
This company divides the country into zones and presets the price for travel within and between the zones ... for example: Flying from NY State to Tampa Florida (Zone 1 to Zone 7) is preset at $406 (August 22, 2009) ... however, to fly the same route via Southwest costs $218 round trip(online lowest price) ... adding in all the taxes etc. using the companion voucher would save a grand total of $10 ($466 vs $475) ... Yippee ... imho, what a ripoff !!!
Posted by Anonymous on 2009-08-22:
Steve from Albany? Wow, do you know Eileen? (JK)
Posted by Heidi from AZ on 2013-03-14:
I have a voucher I'm trying to use. The biggest issue is, I usually fly Delta and get free checked bags with my American Express card. So If I could actually find a flight that was even $10 or $20 less, it would still cost more after paying the baggage fees. So my voucher will likely go unused.
Posted by maria from orange county on 2013-06-13:
its a total scam!!!!!!! Stay away
Posted by Janet from Morgan Hill, CA on 2013-06-27:
This company is a scam. I have tried to book travel using the voucher. the cost is either more or the same as buying 2 tickets on your own and if routes and times available are always very inconvenient. DO NOT do business with this company!
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Posted by Dangus00 on 10/13/2010
This is for a "buy one/get one free" deal where you buy an airline ticket and get a second one for free. This is very misleading as they jack up the price for the one ticket to the price of basically two tickets. For example: I was trying to fly from Louisville, KY to NYC - you can get one ticket online for like $229 roundtrip. At Companionbooking.com it cost me about $450 for one ticket. Oh, that's great - I get the second one free! I hate this company - I wish I hadn't gone to all the work to get this.
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Posted by Anonymous on 2010-10-13:
Thanks for the warning.
Posted by Hopeful on 2013-03-15:
I agree that this is misleading "Two tickets for one low price". When I was searching to go to Vegas which is a trip that I supposedly won, I was offered this travel voucher. When searching for flights and pricing, it seemed very high and I compared them to other travel websites such as Orbitz and priceline and found that companion booking was not discounted. Their prices were very similar, if not more than the other travel sites. It was disappointing and am convinced that this is very misleading.
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Posted by Russ1000 on 01/07/2011
Companion Booking is a scam, don't fall for it. The deal is that you receive 1 free companion airline ticket when booking a full price ticket. This problem... is that that the cost of one full price ticket is MORE than the cost of 2 airline tickets directly from the airline. I'm not saying the cost of one airline ticket is through companion booking is the same amount as 2 tickets through the airline, I'm saying it's literally MORE than the price of 2 tickets. I've checked about 10 different vacation locations and dates, each of which is MORE than double the price of 2 tickets through an airline. The sad fact is that this was offered to me through American Express. I thought I was a loyal customer, but any company that purports to assert that the companion ticket is free is deceptive and misleading. I'm personally commencing a small claims case for $50 just for principal. Russ
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Posted by Skye on 2011-01-07:
Thanks for letting others know. The time to shop around for the best prices, should be before you make the final purchase, not after.
Bottom line, "Buyer Beware".
Posted by Anonymous on 2011-01-07:
Your complaint confirms what those who say book directly with the airline, hotel, etc. That is always the route to go. It is sometimes more to keep track of than booking all services on a travel website, but ends up saving the consumer money.
Posted by Ben There on 2011-01-07:
You can also buy full fares directly from the airline... that is what you get when you tick the boxes saying you want a flexible ticket.
People who want flexibility in their travel like business travelers or those that travel last minute often get full fare tickets. However, if you are the type of traveler that only flies a few times a year, don't need flexibility and plan far in advance, the price of a full fare ticket compared to advance purchase fares can be surprising.
American Express does a lot of business travel, so probably a lot of customers are used to full fares.
Posted by dan gordon on 2011-01-07:
I know Alaska airlines cc offers a companion ticket for $99 and there are no restrictions on fare basis. Delta started offering that on domestic tickets as well.
Posted by bob wolf on 2014-03-03:
I have to disagree with some of the comments stated. I am trying to take a trip to the west and,I found a round trip to my destination for over $700.00 with a discount of over $200.00 for a total of around $567.67. No problem here, maybe those people are from other travel sites.
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Not As Advertised-Blackouts No Matter When
Posted by Paris!!! on 02/05/2008
I have tried several times to make reservations and no matter what the date or place, it is always blacked out. This company falsely advertises and it is nothing but a scam!!! There is no way to get what you need at all.
Do not believe any ads for this company.
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Posted by Travels4fun on 05/06/2013
AGUORA HILLS, CALIFORNIA -- Upon receiving a voucher for BOGO from campionbooking. com from a company I deal with, I thought it would be nice to use to take a special vacation. However, If you read the restrictions on the voucher and what it does include and not include, there is a section on the front that says the "fare includes and estimate of all mandatory taxes, fees and surcharges", but in their terms and conditions it says many times you are responsible for those items. False advertisement. That is what got my attention, so I tried anyway just to see what would happen. After weeks of calling everyday to see if they had a flight available for my destination to no avail like most of you, I decided to look up the company to find an address or phone number. As rookie on the computer I stumbled on to this information and this how I found it. For those of you who is the IP look-up the first IP address is labeled for private internet access only. Here is the correct one that takes you directly to Geo info and you can go from there. 207.178.197251 or, you can use the following:
Look up companionbooking in Agoura Hills, Ca.
Click on companionbooking. com DA-Whois should be 6th header down.
This should take you to a cite the gives you the Domain info.
They are registered under Network Solutions LLC
Click on Whois and under companionbooking. com the Geo. info lists Internet Specialists Inc. Bankruptcy Info. You can see the docket filed, case number, assets, liabilities, judges name etc.
Then go to Internet Specialities lawsuits and read how in the past they were sued for fraud. I know legal writing is boring but this is extremely interesting and informative. Companion Booking is hidden with a Domain name of Network Solutions LLC and the parent company is Internet Specialities West Inc. It was a challenge for me, but, I did learn how to look up an IP address during this search.
So, if you can't seem to get a flight you want or the prices are cheaper on the internet now you know why. They don't want you to use the voucher because they can't afford it! I rate this company a big ZERO! Need I say more? Happy surfing!
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Posted by Pachie on 04/15/2014
Buy one get one free is a lie, the prices are doubled....a waste of time.
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IFOAM is the only organization compiling data about PGS. In this session we offer facts and figures about PGS around the world, through a map and an online database.
Browse through these sections to find specific information on PGS about your own country or about different areas of the world.
IFOAM has also developed a logo for PGS initiatives that obtain official recognition after an evaluation by IFOAM and the PGS Committee. The PGS that are recognized by IFOAM can be easily identified on the Global Online Database. Are you part of a PGS that would like to be listed in this database? The process is simple and it starts with a voluntary questionnaire for your PGS: the Self Evaluation Form (SEF). It is available in English, Français, Español and Português.
Besides being on the database, is your PGS also interested in obtaining official IFOAM recognition and use the PGS Logo? Please contact the IFOAM PGS coordinator at pgs [at] ifoam [dot] org
This database is provided by IFOAM to help PGS stakeholders and everybody interested in PGS to connect, share and collect information.
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The last time you made a necklace, it probably involved macaroni. Here's an idea inspired by a project on the blog Cucumbersome.com. Turn an old shirt into a piece of wearable art that's quite grown-up.
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T-Shirt Necklace How-To
1. Lay the shirt on a flat surface; cut off the hem and discard. Then cut the body of the shirt horizontally into strips approximately 3/4 of an inch long. (They will actually be loops.)
2. One at a time, pull the loops open and stretch until the fabric starts to curl. Stack the loops on top of one another so that all the T-shirt side seams are in the same spot.
3. Once you have the thickness you desire, wrap the seams with a scrap piece of fabric (about 6 inches long) from the same shirt. Tuck the end of the scrap under itself.
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Dancers of all ages can mix and match styles with a series of classes, which include the dramatic musical theater, the percussive rhythms of tap dance, the swinging-waltzing-fox-trotting of ballroom dance, hip-hop, Irish step dance, ballet, modern dance, parent-toddler dance (18 months to 3.5 years), and nurturing baby (baby). Rediscover a favorite form from memories past or try a style that's gone untapped with classes scheduled throughout the afternoon and evening seven days a week. Unlimited enrollment lets you get greedy with your rhythmic workout and add an entire arsenal of moves to your leg bones.
The black-belt instructors of Warhorse Martial Arts believe that developing character on the inside matters as much as learning to defend oneself on the outside. That's why throughout their classes, they emphasize principles such as modesty, integrity, and perseverance to help pupils overcome the conflicts that can't be resolved through traditional coup d'ètat. For the times when those skills are needed, they prepare students by training them in in a mix of styles such as Kenpo karate and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Through progressive classes for kids as young as 6 through adults, instructors drill participants in both unarmed and armed self-defense. For those interested in developing defense skills for the ground, they teach Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. This focused approach, along with its sponsorship of charitable organizations such as the Junior Diabetes Research Foundation, has won the academy many accolades. Warhorse Karate has won Krem's The Best of Spokane contest in 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013 in addition to taking the top spot in the Inlander Best of the Inland NW awards.
The Dive & Adventure Travel Expo 2013 will connect scuba and snorkel enthusiasts with some of the industry's top experts, brands, and innovations. More than 50 seminars scheduled throughout the weekend will showcase the diving deftness of speakers from across the country, enabling attendees to net information on such topics as underwater photography and safety. ReefID founder and editor John Fifer will host two of these gatherings, sharing ways his online database of diver-captured photos is helping raise awareness for marine life. Fifer will also play host to the expo's signature Saturday Night Film Festival event at 7 p.m. alongside 3D photographer Mark Blum and other presenters.
In addition to engaging activities, the Dive & Adventure Travel Expo 2013 is also home to the best in dive-related gear and information. Approximately 140 exhibit booths connect attendees with purveyors of international adventure from global hotspots including Palau, Yap, the Virgin Islands, and Fiji. In addition to resort representatives, booths also house all of the equipment needed for undersea excursions, with new products ranging from snorkel and scuba innovations to travel accessories and luggage. During face-to-face conversations, dive skills clinics, or snorkel sword fights, expo-goers can get travel tips or plan dive vacations around the globe. While parents research, younger visitors can decamp to a youth section filled with interactive attractions designed for youngsters aged 8–12.
Attendees who come for the education should probably stick for the prizes; the expo plans to give away over $50,000 in door prizes, including a massive grand prize: a full set of dive gear including a drysuit, Weezle undergarments, ScubaPro G260 regulator, Aqua Lung BCD, a TUSA mask, fin, and snorkel set, an Oceanic dive computer, and trips including weeklong Philippine dive adventure from the Marco Vincent Resort.
From the outside, the nonprofit, 100% volunteer-run Kids Cooking Corner has the whimsical appearance of a fairy-tale cottage, its white siding accented by baby-blue paint and surrounded by fresh flowers and topiaries. The interior of the century-old house is equally exciting to youngsters, though not because of a prince or fairy godmother willing to do all of the heavy lifting. Children work hard at The Kids Cooking Corner, but the work is disguised in fun and rewarded with tasty snacks. Instructors warmly welcome foster children and children with special needs into their classrooms.
Helmed by chef, health enthusiast, and mother of three Heidi O'Connor, the volunteers at The Kids Cooking Corner strive to educate whippersnappers on nutrition, food safety, and food prep, often helping picky eaters try new foods along the way. Instructors incorporate math, science, and reading into curricula, teaching real-world applications for kids' school-sourced skills. Children definitely get their hands dirty, however: in spring and summer, they spend time in The Kids Cooking Corner garden, getting firsthand experience working with ingredients from seed to plate. Brightly painted walls, a playful party room, and a fully stocked kitchen provide a safe, exciting environment for kids to get crafty with edibles during each class, as well as during summer camps, parties, and peaceful games of food baseball.
The inside of ViaVita Café & Wine Bar traces the timeline of a single day. Floor-to-ceiling windows cast morning light onto a display case of pastries and cheeses—an addendum to the counter that bears morning coffee orders. Nearby, granite-topped tables sit far enough apart to suggest an open, Parisian patio, but close enough together to support a cross-stream of chatter over lunchtime sandwiches. The day ends on the other side of a semicircular wine bar. There, walls wearing distressed paint encapsulate a rustic alcove, where hanging plants and Greco-Roman-style pottery evoke the dining room of a hillside villa.
The decor and seasonal menu at ViaVita Café & Wine Bar champion a European-flavored escape, where diners can stop at any time for a meal, a snack, or a glass of wine. From the crepes and omelets of brunch—served with duck-fat potatoes and chocolate-orange butter—to afternoon paninis and dinners of pan-seared Alaskan salmon, meals realized by imaginative chefs spark and fuel long conversations. Imported and domestic beers, as well as wines from small vineyards on multiple continents, complement the diverse bouquet of flavors and pair especially well with cheese and charcuterie boards. During special events, guitar music acts as a soothing soundtrack for bites, and sommelier seminars instruct patrons on how to age libations without sending them to PG-13 movies alone.
On a childhood fishing trip with his dad in the San Juan Islands, Shane Aggergaard noticed a group of orcas swimming toward his boat. Rather than steering clear of human contact, they swam directly under the boat—one even looked Shane right in the eye. It was a moment of whale-human connection he never forgot, and nowadays tries to approximate through Island Adventures. The whale-watching tour company, which Shane founded with his wife, Jennifer, brings passengers into close contact with the aquatic mammals of the Pacific Northwest.
Depending on the season, wilderness-savvy guides—who've led more than 6,000 collective wildlife tours during their careers—can introduce passengers to minke whales and the San Juan's three resident orca pods, migrating gray whales, or humpbacks. Their 101-foot vessel, The Island Explorer 3, boasts a large bow pulpit and a viewing deck with more than 400 feet of railing, ideal for seeing whales in their entirety, from their tails to their trusty sets of water wings. The team backs each tour with a whale-sighting guarantee and strives to ensure future sightings by making sustainable choices, from its ecofriendly cleaning products to the boat's cabin floor made from recycled tires.
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Covering all the basic questions a young child may have about the who, what, why, and especially the how of everyday things, this reference focusses on how things are made, built, refined, and used by people. Provides kids with simple, accurate explanations, entries include books and guitars; structures such as bridges and roller coasters; resources like electricity, and vehicles.
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The 2014 Marywood High School Math Contest, sponsored by the Math Club, SEMI-Group, was held on Saturday, March 29th from 10 to 11 a.m. in the Liberal Arts Center.
There are two versions of the exam for our annual contest:
Prizes are awarded to students with the top three scores in each level. In case of ties, the corresponding prizes will be evenly split with a minimum of $10 per student.
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The 1st place winner in the Level II contest also receives a $2,000 annual scholarship if he/she enrolls at Marywood within two years of the contest date. The 2nd place winner in the Level II contest receives a $1,000 annual scholarship, subject to the same conditions as the 1st place winner. Scholarships are renewable for up to four years, if the student makes satisfactory academic progress.
Students with the top 10 scores on the Level II exam are eligible to be members of this year's Northeast Pennsylvania ARML (American Regions Mathematics League) team, coached by Dr. Chaogui Zhang.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 26, 2010 – Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack today announced that USDA is providing loan guarantees to 15 businesses in 10 states to provide economic opportunities and create jobs. The funding, which is made available through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act), was announced on the Secretary's behalf by Judith Canales, administrator of USDA's business and cooperative programs.
"Today's announcement is an example of how the Obama Administration is working to create jobs and rebuild and revitalize rural America to ensure that working people in communities throughout the country have a brighter future," Vilsack said. "The loan guarantees we are announcing will help businesses grow, create jobs and promote economic opportunity in rural America."
For example, the JBT Grain Company, LLC, in Middleton, Mich., has been selected to receive a $9.9 million guaranteed loan to construct a new feed mill and pellet plant. The loan will create 16 jobs and allow the business to remain in the community.
Elite Quality Care, Inc., in Manchester, Tenn., has been selected to receive a $1.8 million loan guarantee to provide permanent financing to build a 48-unit assisted-living facility. The company has already generated 22 new health-care-related jobs and will expand contracts with local partners in Manchester.
The loan guarantees announced today will create or save an estimated 1,359 jobs. Recovery Act funds support 15 projects for $60.5 million. USDA Rural Development's Business and Industry Guaranteed Loan Program received $1.57 billion through the Recovery Act to help rural businesses stimulate their economies and support their communities. Eligible applicants include private businesses, cooperative organizations, corporations, partnerships, non-profit groups, Federally-recognized Indian tribes, public bodies and individuals. The funds are targeted to create and retain quality jobs and serve difficult-to-reach populations and areas hardest hit by the economic downturn.
More information about USDA's Recovery Act efforts is available at www.usda.gov/recovery. More information about the Federal Government's efforts on the Recovery Act is available at www.recovery.gov.
A list of borrowers receiving loan awards is shown below. Funding is contingent upon borrowers meeting conditions in the loan agreement.
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President Obama signed The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 into law on Feb. 17, 2009. It is designed to jumpstart the nation's economy, create or save millions of jobs, and put a down payment on addressing long-neglected challenges so our country can thrive in the 21st century. The Act includes measures to modernize our nation's infrastructure, enhance energy independence, expand educational opportunities, preserve and improve affordable health care, provide tax relief, and protect those in greatest need.
USDA, through its Rural Development mission area, administers and manages more than 40 housing, business and community infrastructure and facility programs through a national network of 6,100 employees located in 500 state and local offices. These programs are designed to improve the economic stability of rural communities, businesses, residents, farmers and ranchers and improve the quality of life in rural America. Rural Development has an existing portfolio of more than $142 billion in loans and loan guarantees.
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BOISE-- The Boise State softball team gave up two runs in the seventh, and five in the eighth, as the Broncos fell, 8-5, to Nevada in eight innings.
The Broncos were in perfect position to take their second straight win over Nevada, leading 3-1 going into the final inning. But the Wolf Pack was able to get two runners in scoring position in the seventh. With two outs, Karley Hopkins, the Mountain West Conference hits leader, singled to left field and scored both runners to tie the game.
Boise State could not manage to score in the bottom of the seventh, and the game went to extra innings.
Nevada came out with hot bats in the eighth, including a three-run homerun, and managed to take an 8-3 lead into the bottom half of the inning. Boise State could only manage two runs in response, and lost the game.
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Help Us Reach Our Fundraising Goal for the CRWG Dissertation Award Endowment
Visit GIVE TO CRWG and select "Center for Research on Women and Gender Dissertation Award Fund."
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NEW! Congrats to Kris Zimmermann in Winning the CAPE Award! The CRWG congratulates assistant director Kris Zimmermann on being named a 2013 recipient of the Chancellor's Academic Professional Excellence (CAPE) Award. The annual CAPE Award honors excellence demonstrated by academic professional employees in the areas of leadership, teamwork, contributions to the employee's department and to the University, and contributions to the employee's community and professional field.
NEW! 2013 Dan Dissertation Award Winners Announced! The Center for Research on Women and Gender is pleased to announce the 2013 Alice J. Dan Dissertation Research Award winners. The first place winners are Amy Brainer and Rachel Allison from the Department of Sociology, and Camille Quinn from the College of Social Work. The second place award was given to Smita Das from the Department of English. The annual Dan Dissertation award encourages original and significant research about gender and/or women by UIC doctoral students. Recipients are awarded monetary support to assist with their research. To learn more about the Dan Dissertation Award, visit Dan Award.
NEW! CRWG Director Discusses Postpartum Hemorrhage Prevention
In a recent talk at Northwestern University, CRWG Director Stacie Geller used her research on international prevention of postpartum hemorrhage as an example of translating research into policy in the developing world.
NEW! Policy change is necessary to improve global women's health
CRWG director Stacie Geller's work to reduce global maternal mortality is described in the Women's Health Research Institute blog. Visit the article at http://blog.womenshealth.northwestern.edu/2013/06/policy-changes-save-the-lives-of-pregnant-women/
CRWG Research Director Interviewed on Today Show! Pauline Maki, professor of psychiatry and psychology and CRWG research director, was interviewed for a segment on the Today show about her recent study that found menopausal women with more severe, frequent hot flashes performed poorly on memory and thinking tests. The segment is available at: http://www.today.com/video/today/52019642#52019642
Work/Life Balance Seminar Video Now Online
On April 25, 2013, our Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women's Health (BIRCWH) program welcomed Susan R. Johnson, M.D., M.S., Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at University of Iowa, for a discussion of work-life balance, organizing time, keeping lists and calendars, and planning for the day and week. The video of her presentation is available for viewing at: http://www.tinyurl.com/women-uic.
Veronica Arreola Honored by New Leaders Council!
Congratulations to Veronica Arreola, CRWG assistant director and WISE director, a 2013 "40 Under 40 Leadership Award" honoree! Each year, New Leaders Council presents the 40 Under 40 Leadership Awards as a way to honor the work of young, professional leaders who have exemplified our organization's ideal of political entrepreneurship. The awards recognize achievements in political leadership, media leadership, advocacy, and entrepreneurship. http://newleaderscouncil.org/40-under-40/
CRWG Director Stacie Geller Named a UIC Researcher of the Year!
Each year, UIC honors outstanding researchers, innovators and inventors in the basic sciences, clinical sciences, the humanities and natural sciences/engineering. Dr. Stacie Geller was named this year's Distinguished Researcher in Clinical Sciences for her research to reduce global maternal mortality and morbidity. http://news.uic.edu/stacie-geller-distinguished-researcher-clinical-sciences.
Fall 2012 Building Research Connections 20th Anniversary Edition Newsletter is Available!
The new Building Research Connections (BRC) newsletter is now available. Read it here!
CRWG WISE Program Receives Presidential Award
The CRWG's Women in Science and Engineering (WISE) Program received the 2011 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring. The award, announced by President Obama January 21, 2011 honors WISE's mentoring initiatives and includes a $10,000 grant for continued mentoring work. The Presidential Awards for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring recognize the crucial role that mentoring plays in the academic and personal development of students studying science or engineering - particularly those who belong to groups that are underrepresented in those fields.
CRWG Director Honored for Work in Ghana
In a ceremony held on January 24, CRWG Director Stacie Geller was installed as Development Queen Mother of the Manso Nkwanta Traditional Area in Ghana by the Queen Mother and King of Manso Nkwanta. She is now known in the area as Nana Akosua Kannin I. The King asked Stacie to contribute to the area by helping to improve education and decrease teenage pregnancy. Congratulations, Stacie!
CRWG Programs
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