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The Secrets behind Hotel Fees
Tuesday, June 25th, 2013
When you check out of a hotel, you may see additional line items detailing hotel fees. This is not a new concept that has been implemented by hotels. In fact, hotel fees have always existed but within the last few years it is more common to see the fees separate from the room rate on hotel charge summaries. Separating the extra fees from the room rate allows consumers to customize their stay and choose which amenities they want to use and not be charged for amenities they are not using. One thing you can do to prepare yourself is calling the hotel before the stay. Ask what fees they charge outside of the room rate and tax. Asking questions will prepare you for unexpected charges and help you save money. Learn more about hotel fees below:
- Early check-in and check-out or cancellation fee: You may run into these fees if your lodging plans change at the last minute. As a CLC Lodging customer, when you stay in our network hotels, you can take advantage of 24 hour length of stay and last minute cancellation so you will not experience this fee.
- Minibar items: Most people know that items in the minibar aren't free, but you may also run into a restocking fee. Ask the front desk before you grab something from the minibar if you want to avoid these potential fees.
- WiFi charges: Many hotels have free WiFi but some have tiered WiFi charges. Check with the hotel on their internet policy to determine if you will be charged to use high speed internet versus basic internet access.
- Gym fee: There may be a fee for the use of their gym. If you are staying with a hotel for an extended period of time, it wouldn't hurt to ask for a discount on your gym use.
- Baggage holding: Some hotels have a baggage holding fee for each bag you want to leave at the front desk.
As aCLCLodging customer, you are only charged for the room rate, tax, and fee when you hand the front desk yourCLCCheckINN card. Any additional fees or charges must be charged separately. This feature gives business owners an advantage of paying for the room rate and not the extra amenities.
Interested in seeing how your company could benefit from CLCLodging's hotel management program? Request more information today.
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CLC Announces Hotel Locator iPhone app – Coming Soon!
Friday, August 10th, 2012
Workforce travelers and administrators – business lodging with CLC just got even easier. CLC Lodging is proud to announce its Hotel Locator iPhone app – available for free through Apple's iTunes store in Q4 of 2012. With its hotel search tool using iPhone's built-in GPS capability to instantly map CLC hotels to a traveler's current location, CLC hopes to ease the hectic business travel life of many of its customers.
The Hotel Locator mobile app takes full advantage of iPhone technology – allowing users to:
- Easily search from CLC's broad network of hotels using current location orcity, address or ZIP
- Map hotels using GPS technology and get directions in seconds
- Fine tune hotel searches by distance and rate ranges
- Toggle hotel search results quickly between a hotel list and map view
- Filter by breakfast, high speed internet and truck parking
- View hotel details, amenities and photos
- One-tap dial to the hotel to make reservations
- Access CLC's 24-hour Traveler Support Center support line
An Android version of the Hotel Locator app is in development. It will offer the same features and functionality as the iPhone app and will be available this coming September.
Not a CLC member yet? Call (866) 857-9783 or e-mail: email@example.com. Smaller companies can receive free membership by using the key code "APPNEWS" during registration at www.clclodging.com or by calling 1-866-857-9747, Option 1.
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Free Wi-Fi? Do Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth
Wednesday, May 16th, 2012
Many workforce travelers look forward to a free Wi-Fi connection to when staying in a hotel for business travel. Whether they're checking work email, catching up with friends and family, looking for transactions in their bank accounts or just surfing the net after a long day, Wi-Fi is a definite plus when spending time on the road. Unfortunately, hackers also enjoy the service, making the idiom "don't look a gift horse in the mouth" a falsehood. You should definitely look at these horse choppers and purchase some bite insurance.
According to Business Travel News, hackers are using free hotel Wi-Fi to load malware in the form of software updates onto your smart phone, computer or Ipad. A warning was issued by the Internet Crime Complaint Center (ICCC) after several instances were reported by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other government agencies. As if road warriors didn't have enough to worry about, now you need to be doubly cautious and ensure your data and hardware is protected.
Malware, short for malicious software, is software designed to disrupt computer operation, gather sensitive information, or gain unauthorized access to computer systems. Malware includes computer viruses, worms, trojan horses, etc.
What does this mean for the business traveler? There are a variety of possible outcomes depending on the type of malware. Slow load times, loss of personal data and computer failure are all possibilities. What can you do to protect yourself? The ICCC recommends that you check digital certificates of all updates, perform software updates before you travel and only download updates from trusted vendor websites while on the road.
Tags: business travel, business travelers, CLC Hotels For Workforce Travelers, Workforce Travel, workforce traveler
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Hotel Pet Peeves – And How to Solve Them
Friday, March 23rd, 2012
Apparently, this experienced workforce traveler isn't the only one who's exasperated when there aren't enough outlets next to the bed to charge my cell phone or laptop. In a recent article by USA Today's Barbara De Lollis, former press secretary for President Bush, Dana Perino tweets about her hotel pet peeves.
Her laundry list of tweets include: coffee-flavored hot water and stubbing her toes moving the heavy bedside table to get to an outlet. A few of my pet peeves are dirty towels and cigarette smoke in a non-smoking room.
How to solve them:
Power outlets
- Pack a compact, travel sized power strip in your lap top case
- Ask the front desk if they have a spare power strip
Coffee-flavored tea water
- Pack a coffee urn cleaner packet in your luggage
- You'll only need 1/3 of the packet due to the smaller size of hotel coffee makers
- Go to Starbucks
Dirty Towels
- Call the front desk and ask for replacement towels
- Invest in a micro-fiber travel towel – it will dry in a few hours and it's eco-friendly
Cigarette Smell
- Report the smoke smell to the front desk
- the previous occupant may incur a fine for smoking in a non-smoking room
- Request a room-change
- No non-smoking room available?
- Whip out your travel spray to mask the odor
Above all, make sure you make the effort to fill out customer surveys or talk directly to the hotel manager. Hotels take customer feedback seriously. Another great way to avoid frustration is to make your next workforce travel hotel stay a CheckINN Direct stay.
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CheckINN Direct Saves Your Company Time, Money on Hotels
Thursday, February 9th, 2012
Got employees who travel to do their work in boots, not suits? Construction crews, tower erectors, drivers, field reps, installers, inventory teams and others who stay in economy and mid-scale hotels?
- Higher occupancy — Forget recent years when your travelers could bargain for a cheap rate at the front desk. Now the lodging industry recovery is well under way. According to Smith Travel Research, hotel occupancies rose to 67 percent last year from 2010 occupancy of 64 percent.
- Steadily climbing rates — 2012 is on track to continue last year's rising occupancy trend, and higher rates go along with it. Last week the U.S. hotel industry saw average occupancy gains of 5.5% to 51.7%, reports Hotel News Now. Last week's average daily room rate across the country went up 3.1%.
Possibly exceeding your travel budget — Travel planners surveyed by Carlson Wagonlit Travel admit to worries over ever-increasing costs, especially since many travel planners found they'd exceeded their travel budgets before 2011 was over. Business demand was mandating travel, but costs were higher than many companies planned for. This year they want to optimize their hotel spend to stretch their lodging dollars, more than 50% of respondents told Carlson pollsters.
If your company is ready for an easy way to save time and money on workforce travel, there's no need to wait.
Tags: business travel discounts, CheckINN card, CheckINN Direct, CLC Lodging, Company hotel discounts, corp lodging card, Corporate Lodging Consultants, corporate lodging rates
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Rx for Workforce Travel Health Emergencies
Sunday, February 5th, 2012
Workforce travelers, it's American Heart Month. Would you recognize the warning signs of a heart attack in yourself or others? What about CPR – can you perform it?
It's smart to be prepared for medical emergencies on the road, and the American Heart Association (AHA) offers a variety of tools to help you. CheckINN Direct provides these tips to help keep you safe and heart-healthy wherever your workforce travel takes you.
Put Your Smartphone to Work
The Pocket First Aid and CPR App not only helps you know what to do if someone isn't breathing, but also if they've been biten, bruised or burned. The app includes videos from the American Heart Association to show you how to do CPR and handle medical emergencies. It is available from the iTunes App store for the iphone and from Android Market for Android phones, and costs $3.99.
Learn To Perform CPR
AHA offers an online tool to help you find CPR training that's convenient for you. Find a CPR class.
Start Thinking Healthy
Or, if hearing about American Heart Month serves as a timely reminder about eating better and moving around more, check out the Getting Healthy section of the AHA website.
Go Red for Women
You may be seeing "Go Red for Women" banners around your travel areas all across the country this month, too. That's the AHA's annual focus on heart health for women, who often suffer heart symptoms that are different from the classic heart attack signs seen in men. Find out more.
Get Heart-Smart & Hotel-Savvy
With your job keeping you on the road frequently, you know it's smart to have a company lodging plan (like joining CheckINN Direct). Now you can be just as savvy about overcoming – or better yet, preventing – health emergencies on the heart health on the road as you are about using CheckINN Direct to save you 20-40% off hotel room rates.
Not yet a member? Sign up today.
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Turn Your Smartphone into Hotel Remote Control
Tuesday, January 31st, 2012
Here's an exciting new innovation for workforce travelers (almost as good as CheckINN Direct saving you 20-40% off hotels). Now a new smartphone app lets you control the TV remote in some hotel rooms when you're traveling for business.
That's great news for frequent company travelers who may consider in-room remotes as germ magnets.
USA Today reports that travelers staying in hotels that get in-room TV entertainment from LodgeNet can use its free app for iPhones, iPads and Androids.
Here's how it works:
Download the app, called LodgeNet Mobile, from your mobile device app store
Follow the directions on how to link to a specific hotel TV
Use the app to control free TV channels, pay-per-view movies and on-demand TV shows
Pay-per-view selections can be charged to your hotel bill or you pay for them separately with the app
Download Before Traveling
Be aware that before you hit the road, you may need to download the app via a computer since its size makes it too large to immediately download on an iPhone, for example.
Currently, LodgeNet has updated its TV systems in about 2,000 hotels for its new app, so it may take awhile before you can put it into practice at your specific workforce lodging. But since LodgeNet can be found in around 500,000 hotel rooms, the app eventually will be useful in many more locations.
You'll also find that adult-only selections aren't accessible through the app. But in addition to channel surfing, you can use it to control the TV volume, program guide and TV menu.
Just another convenience for workforce travelers – just like CheckINN Direct from CLC Lodging. When you're a CheckINN Direct member, your business travel is discounted at more than 10,000 hotels across the U.S. and Canada.
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Business Travelers: Are You Paying Too Much for Hotels?
Monday, January 30th, 2012
Saving money on your employees' hotel stays is what CheckINN Direct from CLC Lodging is all about. We're talking discounts of 20-40% off hotels' lowest published rates, thanks to the negotiating power CLC leverages from its purchases of more than 10 million room nights a year for clients.
Not surprisingly, CheckINN Direct's deeply discounted rates are exactly what our customers love most about the program. After all, who isn't looking for ways to cut company costs?
Here's what one CheckINN Direct advocate told us after saving nearly $7,000 on employee lodging in just six weeks:
"At one hotel, I had negotiated a rate of $100 a night. Your rate is $55 plus tax. That's really noticeable…I can look at your Web site and instantly see which hotels are within my price range, so I no longer need to call around to get rate quotes."
In other words, if you've got drivers, installers, construction crews or other employees frequently on the road, you can pay less for hotels AND save yourself time finding hotels and negotiating rates.
Not bad, huh? Particularly when CheckINN Direct requires are no contract commitments or annual minimum usage requirements.
2012 is just getting started, but there's no need to waste any more time paying more for a hotel room than you have to. You easily can make 2012 the year that you get your company travel costs under control. In fact, you can sign up immediately.
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CheckINN Direct Members: Tips On Electronics Ahead
Thursday, January 12th, 2012
Not many CheckINN Direct members likely make it to the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES), held in Las Vegas in 1.86 million square feet of exhibit space. But it's always good for small businesses like yours to keep up on the latest electronic gadgets that are showcased at the show so you'll know what's coming soon — and what it might mean for your company.
So what was hot at this year's show, wrapping up this week? John Brandon's report for Inc. identifies key trends: including:
Expect 4G signals to become the norm for your next smartphone. They'll bring lightning quick speed to video downloads and make video conferencing smoother than previously possible. You'll be able to move swiftly across the Web and Internet back-ups will be easier than ever.
Smart phones also are going to be working harder on your behalf, including for productivity like word processing and online accounting. They'll be more like notebook computers than ever before, complete with full-size keyboards. One version on CES view, the Astrix 4G, uses a docking station to connect to a desktop monitor and keyboard.
Electric cars are moving from concept to reality. Ford chose CES to roll out its electric Ford Focus. In recent weeks, the Chevy Volt has been arriving at dealer showrooms. As Brandon notes, businesses may want to start considering the idea of electric fleets to lower fuel costs.
Hope you're already on top of keeping your workforce travel costs low. That's what CheckINN Direct is all about. No need to get to Vegas to find out how it works – read all about it now.
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Workforce Travel Tip for Commercial Drivers: Put Down Those Cellphones
Monday, January 2nd, 2012
We know a lot of CLC Lodging clients drive commercial vehicles, so here's a heads-up: Put down that cellphone!
Starting Jan. 3, 2012, commercial drivers are prohibited from using handheld cellphones when behind the wheel on highways.
The new government mandate was created in the name of transportation safety – any drivers distracted by dialing or reaching for a phone are more likely to be involved in accidents.
Failure to comply with the new regulation could result in a $2,750 fine per offense, and you could lose your license for repeat offenses. Commercial truck and bus companies that allow handheld cellphone use face a penalty of up to $11,000. Even if your CLC Lodging Savings Card gets you big discounts on hotels when you travel, those fines are serious money.
Workforce travelers won't be completely incommunicado, though. Use of speakerphones and headsets are allowed – anything that makes your phone usage hands-free is still available to commercial drivers.
Exceptions are based on common sense. Drivers can use a handheld phone to alert authorities of an accident or impaired driver. The rules exclude brief periods of two-way radios or walkie-talkie use when needed for critical communications by specialty haulers, school bus operators or utility workers.
The cellphone fight for commercial drivers may not be over. The National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Motor Carriers Safety Administration's Advisory Committee want to ban hands-free mobile phone usage for CMV drivers, too. So far they have failed to get that restriction approved.
Tags: CheckINN Direct, CLC Lodging, CLC Workforce Lodging, Corporate Lodging Consultants, distracted driving, highway safety
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Anyone else having issues with the Save for Web in Illustrator CS6? I am on a Windows 7 system and now that the APPLY button is gone Save for Web is not working.
Put in a new size and nothing happens. If I fiddle with random buttons for 5-10 minutes I can finally get the image to refresh to the size I want, but it's all random and doesn't work the same everytime.
Makes a 3 sec job take 15 mins which is terrible. Going to go back to CS5 if there's no fix for this.
It is really hard to help you guys when you don't tell us about your system, platform etc.
But besidess the prefrences you should e ttrashing the settings folder not just the preference file and there is a save for the web preferences folder as well that can go also and if on a mac then you want to also get rid of the com.adobe.illustrator.plist which i think also exists on windows. I do not think you have to reinstall.
for the Mac
1. Quit Illustrator.
2.Go to User/username/Library/Preferences/ Adobe illustrator CS6 Settings and trash the settings folder, the whole folder not just the contents of the folder..
3. Start Illustrator. Illustrator creates a new preferences file.
For the PC.
1. Quit Illustrator.
2. Rename the AIPrefs file (for example, to AIPrefs.old) in the Users/(user)/AppData/Roaming/Adobe/Adobe Illustrator CS6 Settings folder.
3. Start Illustrator. Illustrator creates a new preferences file.
Top post says Windows 7 but thanks for trying to help. I'll try your solution as it's the best suggestion I've gotten yet.
On phone with support for 90 mins so far and no help. Person I got didn't even comprehend the issue, asked to see the problem "Document". Asked for supervisor and was told one would call me back in an hour or I could call back again and be on hold for another 50 mins. Sorry for rant.
Got rid of the Prefs and the Save for Web Prefs. New Prefs were created when I reopened Illustrator but still no luck.
Save for Web just sits there when you try to resize. Screen doesn't refresh. It WILL refresh if you hit the link porportions button beside the size fields but it won't automatically refresh. Wonky.
Thanks for all the help but for some reason it's still not working on my system.
So, just to make sure it's not user error. If I put 350 px in the Width field and then hit tab tab the image should refresh to the 350 px right?
It doesn't, it just stays the original size.
If I hit tab 3 times (so Art Optimized is highlighted) then my Width field that I changed to 350 px goes BACK to the original px size automatically. 350 px is changed back to the original 285 px and the image never refreshes to a larger size.
It would be nice if it were user error so let me know if I am missing something.
Extra note: if I put in a MUCH smaller or larger px size than the orginal image say 10px from an original 285 px, or 600 px from an original 285 px it works perfectly. If I put in 350 px from an original 285 px it works like 1 out of 14 times??? Honestly, I counted.
It's like it notices a large size change but most of the time it doesn't respond to a slight size change. Am I missing something?
If I put in 10px and it works. Close it out, go back in then the 350 px works (right after the 10 px sucessful resize). Close again, try 350 px and it doesn't work, nor does it work at 350 px again for the next 10-12 times, it just changes right back to 285 px as soon as I tab 3 times.
That seems crazy to me.
Thanks again for trying to help.
Same issue here. EXTREMELY frustrating. I may do some video captures of what's going on and post it up on youtube or try to find a way to send it to Adobe. Today I had to save out about 6 different logos in Save for Web, each in a JPEG, GIF, and PNG formats, so that was 18 different saves, and it's a complete pain in the butt. I usually have to hit the "Clip to Artboard" setting a couple of times before it will catch and the image refresh. I've tried tabbing from number to number, and clicking on different fields, and the Clip to Artboard setting seems to be the only thing that I can toggle that will change it nearly 100% of the time, but having to toggle it on and off trying to get it to catch is ridiculously stupid. It's basically like kicking the dashboard in your car to get the air conditioner to work...rather than actually having it fixed and working the way it should. Hey Adobe....I'm sick of kicking the dashboard in CS6 with all of these bugs (this is one of many I've seen)
Just put the stupid "Apply" button back, Adobe. It wasn't broke, why the crap did you think it was necessary to "fix"? Did you really think it was that much of a hassle for us to hit the "Apply" button to refresh the settings? I never once said to myself "Hitting this stupid Apply button is so cumbersome! I wish they would just take it out and auto-update everything as I type!" It's like you guys were just reaching for petty little things to jack with instead of actually trying to create nice new features. Stroke width adjustment=good new idea. Messing with basic fundamental features that perfect as they were=dumb.
Yes it is. I've just gone back to CS5 for now.
FYI, I've have a support case open with Adobe and supposidly they have decided that it IS a bug and say they will get it corrected in an update however they did tell me that it was only happening to SOME people so it probably wouldn't hurt if you made some noise about it as well.
I too am having this problem and have just resorted to "Exporting" the file as a jpeg from illustrator.. The only way I could get it to resize was to change from "Text Optimization" to either "None'" or "Art Optimization". At least it has quite changing the value when I typed 500 pixels in the sizing box. It used to automatically change it to 50 and I'd have to do it multiple times.
noddinghead posted the same solution I'm using...
1: when ready with your "export" click save for web
2: UNCHECK the "chain icon" to disable proportions in the Image Size box.
3: enter your correct width or height (one or the other, not both)
4: click the Chain icon to activate proportion resizing
5: enjoy your image resizing.
It's very annoying that "tabbing" does not activate the change like it has in every single other adobe progam.
This is incredibly frustrating, especially as it relates to an absolutely essential piece of functionality. I am on Windows 7 64 bit and I have found (though it seems that results may vary with any of these solutions) that if I change the values in the width and height fields, and then change the value in the Optimization dropdown, that it convinces Illustrator to resize the image. You can then reset the optimization to 'none', if that is what you actually require, and the new dimensions maintain. This seems to work irrespective of whether or not the porportion lock is activated .
I can't believe that Adobe would overlook something so integral, and I expect this to be resolved soon!!
Hi checked if you resize document and choose donebut it will not work eachtime. Follw these steps deffinaly it will work. ---
To resize the document from "save for web"
1. input size or precentage and press white color box from below
2. color window will open wait for resize document automatically
3. Now cancel the color pannel and save it.
2. done.
This is totally erratic for me. I too couldnt get it to resize consistently. Thanks to the advice here i trashed preferences and indeed it worked ok the first time, then not the second :-( so i tried clicking into the size boxes after and it was working but then again not always, so i've been using the color box option. Thanks for that.
just to update - again erratic, as now none of the clicking in boxes, or choosing color boxes works consistently. what is happening consistently is the '4' in '714' pixels keeps dropping off every time i click out to try and resize. So this is now driving me mad, after trying some of the fixes here...

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Two of the most important superlatives (best team and best division) are thus accounted for, but surely every team must be the best at something. With that idea in mind, I mined data at Baseball-Reference.com and STATSPASS to find a first-place ranking -- or first in futility (also known as last-place) -- for each major league club.
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Jefferson's Dante Price led the Cougars and all Class AAA boys as top-point scorer. Price, a Virginia Tech commit, won the 100, 200, 400 and anchored Jefferson's winning 4x200 relay.
In Class AAA girls, Emily Godwin, of Buckhannon-Upshur, dominated in equal fashion as Price by winning the 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles, long jump and high jump. Like Price, Godwin, who's committed to the University of North Carolina, led her team to first place, with Morgantown second and Washington third. Winfield placed fourth as the top Kanawha Valley team. Barkley Castro captured Winfield's lone title by winning the 800.
The dominating efforts didn't end there on the girls side. In Class AA, Frankfort's Bria Walker won four events (100, 200, 400 and 300 hurdles), while teammate Katie Jan claimed first in the 800, 1600 and 3200. The teammates led Frankfort to victory past Bridgeport for their efforts.
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In Class A boys, Buffalo's 4x800 relay won for the third consecutive year, as senior Dylan Rich and junior Isaiah Robinson have ran on each championship relay. Individually, Rich, committed to the University of Kentucky, won the 800 and 1600 as well. Behind Rich's effort, Buffalo finished third in the team standings. Doddridge took first, with Williamstown second.
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Northeast Ohio's big cities -- from Cleveland to Lorain -- report a higher rate of people lacking health insurance than the state and national averages, according to U.S. Census Bureau data released Monday.
This is the first year the Census bureau has released a breakdown of health insurance coverage by city and county. The numbers track only cities with populations of 65,000 or more. The statistics are from surveys conducted in 2008, just months after the economic recession hit in December 2007.
Emily Campbell, a policy and planning associate with The Center for Community Solutions in Cleveland, said that unemployment is contributing to the higher rates of uninsured in the region because most people get their coverage through employers. The Center's work force study shows that Cuyahoga County has a higher unemployment rate than the state as a whole, she said.
The center's annual survey of uninsured released in March shows that males in area counties are more likely to be uninsured than females, while younger adults are the largest segment to be uninsured.
In addition, racial disparities in health coverage persist, with African-American adults estimated to be twice as likely to be uninsured as whites, the center reported; however, racial disparities don't exist among children under age 18.
According to the Census data released Monday, Cleveland has 7,953 youngsters, or 7.6 percent, under the age of 18 without insurance. Parma has a 7.2 percent rate of uninsured youths, Lorain has a 7.1 percent rate and Akron has 8.2 percent.
Children in urban areas across Ohio fared better than those in rural areas, according to the Census. While the statewide average of uninsured youths was 7.2 percent last year, it was only 6.7 percent in urban areas and 8.8 percent in rural.
That number is expected to drop even more in the next year as a $15 billion Medicaid expansion announced in February takes effect.


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Location: Champeau-en-Morvan is situated in the Cote d'Or (Burgundy region) in the eastern-center of France at 68 km from Dijon, the department capital. (General information: Champeau-en-Morvan is 221 km from Paris).
Note: The photo above was taken in Saulieu at 7 km from Champeau-en-Morvan
Popular places to visit nearby: these include Saulieu at 7 km and Morvan Regional Park at 7 km . For more places to visit nearby and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
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Some places that we or our contributors have visited and reviewed and can recommend close to Champeau-en-Morvan. Note that all distances shown are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater.
See France This Way travel guides for Cote d'Or (this department) and Burgundy (this region) for more travel ideas in the area of Champeau-en-Morvan.
If you are planning a visit we suggest you see our hotel search (from a leading hotel agent and with a great selection of hotels and a best price promise).
For a longer visit popular choices include holiday apartments - we suggest holiday villages in France
Below we show places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Champeau-en-Morvan and wondering what to do next! Positions of each of these attractions is shown on the map below.
Grand sites of France Alesia (39km); Bibracte-Mont Beuvray (40km)
Heritage sites Vézelay basilica St Madeleine (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (37km); Vezelay (37km); Asquins église St Jacques (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (37km)
Most beautiful villages in France (see also beautiful French villages) Chateauneuf-en-Auxois (38km); Flavigny (39km)
National Monuments Bussy-Rabutin Chateau (43km)
Regional Natural Parcs Morvan (3km)
Churches or other religious monuments Basilique de Saint Andoche (Saulieu) (6km); Eglise de Saint Barthélémy (Cervon) (30km); Cathédrale Saint Lazare (Autun) (39km); Abbaye de Fontenay (Montbard) (41km)
Remarkable gardens Parc de Saint-Léger (0km); Jardin de la Chaux (9km); Jardin du moulin de Athie (33km); Potager du château de Lantilly (35km); Parc et jardins du château de Sully (39km); Jardin du château de Limanton (44km); Parc et jardin du château du Chatillon en Bazois (44km)
Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé) (see also historical French towns) Autun (37km)
Sites of natural beauty Siège d'Alésia (39km); Bibracte (40km); Cirque du Bout du Monde (50km)
Commune: Champeau-en-Morvan
Canton: Saulieu
Arrondissement: Montbard
Department: Cote d'Or
Region: Burgundy
Postcode: 21210
from Dijon (local prefecture): 68 km
from Paris: 221 km
from Calais: 441 km
from Nice: 466 km
from Bordeaux: 454 km
from Strasbourg: 305 km
We have 4 other places listed nearby (within 6 kilometres of Champeau-en-Morvan): Gouloux, Saint-Agnan, Saint-Brisson and Saint-Didier.
Cote d'Or is in the eastern-center of France. Most visitors drive from one of the channel ports such as Calais or Dunkirk, a drive of about 6 hours, or fly into one of the Paris airports and hire a car. For driving distances to Champeau-en-Morvan from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.
This page in French: Visitez Champeau-en-Morvan


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You have sinned.You will die...
You will be absorbed.
No more god,
Safe at last...
Embrace the abyss.
The dark is warm,
Welcome to the fold.
Close your soul,
Turn your heart,
Let us prey
On the weak.
Feed the dark
With their flesh;
Orgiastic disembowelment.
Wretched birth,
Cursed by life,
Now the way is shown.
Skyclad flagellants.
Bask in the
Caresses of the scourge.
There is no
Sacrifice too great.
Let us prey...
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"I am filth,
Born of shit,
And I am
Beloved of flies."
In the eyes of all that is holy,
We know who and what you are...
We've learned your name, we know your
Your only designs on the living
Are to oppress and possess;
To make them cry, to make them die.
"As I arose,
Heaven wept,
For I am
Beloved of flies."
Moonlight bloodbath...
The gore runs as black
As their unclean hearts;
Goat cult rite.
Gore-soaked virgin,
In bleeding frenzy,
Parts with her maker
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NFL 2011: 5 Changes Roger Goodell, Owners Should Consider Now
By Barry Shiller ,
Goodell (above right) ought to worry less about overseas expansion and more about some basic rules
At times, the NFL seems to succeed in spite of itself.
Hideous prime-time games. Rules defying (evident) logic. Dumb broadcast guidelines.
Don't get me wrong; we all know the "F" in NFL doesn't stand for "forward-thinking." The league clings to standards that may have made sense years—or decades—ago (the non-sellout blackout rule, for one).
Increasing the league's global brand is a nice touch; perhaps, it's smart strategy.
But not at the expense of glaring deficiencies, on the field and off, that go ignored.
In the spirit of making a great game even better, here are five changes NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and his owners ought to pursue without delay.
Fans of booming kicks can find a Premier League match on another cable channel
Problem: Sometimes—horrific prime-time games (see past weekend as evidence).
Solution: Agree to switch some prime-time games (subject to a limit and advance notice to teams and fans) based on events beyond the league's control—like a career-threatening injury to a marquee quarterback or teams falling way short of expectations.
Context: Nothing against Jacksonville Jaguar kicker Josh Scobee—the guy tied an NFL record Monday night by nailing three 50-plus yard field goals in the Jag's 12-7 win over Baltimore—but Premier League soccer is available on basic cable for anyone interested in watching guys kick a ball around.
For Sunday or Monday night NFL games, it seems reasonable to expect competitive, entertaining contests between good teams.
We got neither last weekend. The Saints' 62-7 thrashing of Indianapolis was simply embarrassing (to all but the Saints' grateful fans). And the Jaguars-Ravens scrum on ESPN? I've seen Pop Warner teams execute their offenses more effectively.
Scheduling isn't always someone's fault; no one could have predicted the Colts' collapse when schedules were finalized last spring.
But why would Jacksonville—8-8 in 2010—have been tabbed for two Monday nighters this season? And who decided to schedule the Rams at Seahawks for a Monday nighter in December?
No matter; get ready for a healthy dose of the Eagles, Giants, Vikings, Cowboys, Jets and Patriots on Sunday nights (based on this schedule you'd think the NFL had no teams west of the Mississippi).
ESPN's slate is a bit more egalitarian, if not competitive. (can't wait for Vikings-Packers and Chiefs-Pats next month)
Meantime: no sightings of the 49ers, Bills, Bengals or Lions in prime time, although the Niners and Lions do appear on Thanksgiving. As will Miami at Dallas, a turkey of a game if ever there was one.
If the league can trundle teams to London annually, it can surely figure out how to switch a few prime-time games in November and December.
Meantime, be sure not to schedule holiday parties for December 4-5. Wouldn't want to miss Colts-Patriots or Chargers-Jaguars, would we?
Harbaugh's successful challenges against the Jaguars weren't rewarded
Problem: Successful use of replay challenges by coaches is not properly rewarded.
Solution: Revisit two-challenge per-game limit.
Context: During Monday's Jaguars-Ravens game, Baltimore coach John Harbaugh utilized two challenges, both successfully. As a reward, he was "allowed" one additional challenge.
That's illogical in the extreme. Other problems with the challenge system aside (see next slide), the "no more than two" rule penalizes coaches who utilize the rule selectively and successfully.
There are several ways to fix this:
—Modify the limit restriction (a successful challenge earns you another)
—To protect against frivolity, add a five-yard penalty for every failed challenge. If that doesn't work, raise it to 10
NFL replay has other imperfections. Read on.
College coaches like Saban needn't worry about refereeing the refs; neither should his NFL brethren
Problem: NFL replay rules fail to assure that errors by field officials will be reversed.
Solution: Adopt a system similar to that used for the college game, in which every play is reviewed by a booth official.
Context: The NFL deserves to be commended for having taken steps—inadequate, to be sure—to minimize errors by game officials.
If the NFL truly wants error-free contests, replay needs further refinement.
If the college game has every play reviewed by a dispassionate official seated in a booth with multiple video angles, why would the NFL—a faster, more violent, harder-to-officiate game—not do the same?
Politics, egos and heaven-who-knows-what-else has stymied NFL-style replay from being further refined. It's time to check egos at the door and implement a (more) fail-safe system.
Before the colleges adopted their replay system, there was ample teeth-gnashing; the theory was that game officials might freeze, knowing their calls would be second-guessed anyway.
Don't know about you, but I can't recall a single instance where this has occurred.
Given the egos of NFL owners and coaches, one imagines there could be hesitance to adopt a version of the college system simply because the NFL didn't think of it first.
That's foolish and small.
Johnson's non-catch in 2010 illuminated an absurd rule; it should be abolished
Problem: Touchdowns aren't touchdowns unless the scoring player clings to the ball until he's returned to the locker room (well...not quite). Aggressive hits by defenders are presumed to be personal fouls unless proven otherwise.
In short, the game has become grossly over-regulated.
Solution: Difficult to quantify. A good first step would be agreement that this is a bigger problem than the league wants to acknowledge.
Context: Football once was a simpler game.
Touchdowns were elemental. Guy with ball crossed goal line or caught ball in end zone. Zebra raised hands. Fans cheered (or booed).
Playing defense was pretty basic, too. There were personal fouls, sure, but hard hitting was regarded as good. It was the idea.
Nothing's simple now.
Touchdown? Not until officials confer and seven camera angles are scrutinized. Did the elbow touch the ground before the ball crossed the plane? Were both feet down with the ball clearly possessed? Did the runner/receiver continue to possess the ball through his movement to the ground? Whew.
Defense? Shoulder-to-body hits are flagged every week. I'd hate to be a defensive back. C'mon—admit it: nowadays, don't you expect a flag after every big hit? I do.
Let me be clear: This is not an argument against regulating over-the-top, gratuitous violence. Player safety—including the long-term effects of repeated blows to the head—is and must be paramount.
This is an argument for a return to common sense.
Palmer's Oakland debut came close to being blacked out in the Bay Area
Problem: NFL broadcast rules haven't caught up to contemporary market realities.
Solution: Eliminate absurd blackout and home-market rules that prevent games from airing in many markets.
Context: For all of its technological advances, the NFL's telecast policies remain in the dark ages.
I live in the San Francisco Bay area. With basic cable, fans here can watch virtually every Giants, As, Warriors and Sharks contest, home and away, live. Every one.
But not pro football. If the Niners play a late game (1 pm PT), home or away, the local CBS affiliate isn't permitted to air an AFC game. If it's the Raiders playing a late game, this market can't see a second Fox NFC game.
Ridiculous. As, of course, is the ancient yet still-in-effect blackout rule that precludes airing telecasts of home games that aren't sold out three days in advance.
No telling if or when the wretched national economy might depress ticket sales or subscriptions to NFL Sunday Ticket. The league's owners, awash in cash, surely aren't worried—yet.


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Travel Blogs from Seekonk
Meeting up with Borts
Arrived last night in Seekonk and met with my long-time camp buddy Alex Borts. It was actually his birthday and we celebrated it in a restaurant in town. It was a good night although my boys had some trouble with the language barrier, as one can speak english, but to be fluent in a casual conversation is something else. Today (saturday) is a slow …
My Rubicon
... Steve and Julie (reminder: our captain and chef) had had enough and decided to leave on the spot. They packed their bags and off they went. Well, I cannot explain the mix of emotions I had then, and since then. As a yachtie, things took place after that which would NEVER happen in the yachting world, e.g. the owner's wife cooking dinner for her guests in the galley (crew area), the owner taking Andy and myself provisioning (he ...
One Day Grand Tour of Newport
... cottages" such as The Breakers. Since we were at The Breakers, we decided to check out the Cliff walk. It is world famous as a public access walk that combines the natural beauty of the Newport shoreline with the architectural history of Newport's gilded age. Hurricane Sandy had impacted a key section of the Cliff Walk resulting in a closure in the ...
Boston - feels like home
... place feels like home. Here I can relax more than in a house of a person I barely know. So we spent the day doing our laundry, looking for a car, playing basketball, going for a swim. We went to the lake in a nearby Park. Unfortunately, swimming in that lake is only permitted with a Park's membership, which is about $500 for a person per year. So we had to give up on the swimming idea, at least this time.
Christmas Eve Flurry!
... will people think? I told them to 'get over it' …. it's not a fashion parade! Papa Bear was not keen on any major driving expeditions today so we ruled out Boston noting from our Googling that there was Goodwill, Salvos and Target in Foxboro and Attleboro which were only 10-15 mins away. Perfect!
So we left our wonderland of an RV Park to shop on Christmas eve somewhat uncertain of the closing times for shops today. The traffic was heavy but we were on a mission. ...


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In 1858, twelve-year-old Sallie Fox and her family leave Iowa in a wagon train, dreaming of California. They follow the Santa Fe Trail to New Mexico, and then strike out due west across the bleak desert. Suddenly Indians attack the pioneers, driving off their cattle and oxen. One hundred people—many sick and injured—become stranded in the searing summer heat, five hundred miles from civilization. Yet, through grit, determination and luck, Sallie and the others survive to reach California, though not without paying a heavy price.
This lightly fictionalized account of a true story, drawn from diaries, memoirs, letters, and many other historical sources, offers a child's-eye view of life on the Santa Fe Trail and Arizona's Beale Wagon Road. Most of all, it tells the heartwarming story of a plucky pioneer girl who learns that through courage and the love of her family, she can overcome any adversity.
"An exciting, well-paced story..."~School Library Journal
128 pages, 5-3/8" x 8-3/8", full-color cover, map, 5 photographs, 15 illustrations, 1995.Published by Tomato Enterprises. ISBN 0-9617357-6-7 trade paper
"...a heart-pounding saga of a 12-year-old girl's journey west in a covered wagon . . . Leland has a knack for relating history from a child's point of view." ~Sacramento Bee
"This extraordinary author has done her research well through diaries, memoirs and letters to keep the story authentic while sensitively taking you full-tilt in the life of this real pioneer girl." ~News from the Plains, Journal of the Oregon-California Trail Association
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American Dippers by Mary F. Willson & Katherine M. Hocker
Exploring Eastern Sierra Canyons: Bishop to Lone Pine by Sharon Giacomazzi
Backyard Beekeepers of the Bay Area by Judith Adamson
Hiking the California Coastal Trail—The Complete Set by Bob Lorentzen and Richard Nichols
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California Trip by by Richard P. Blair & Kathleen P. Goodwin
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Howzit! (common South African greeting)
I think it finally just hit me today! This morning when I went outside to eat my apple and piece of toast! The sun was shining, there was a cool breeze, and I was staring at the giant mountain right in front of me. It didn't look real; it should have been in a painting. At that moment when I opened the gate to the street and looked both ways and saw life happening all around me...it got real. I am on a completely different continent across the world from where I learned everything about me and my life from. My world is upside down, and I love seeing it from the view I have here. I haven't even been here 24 hours! South Africa is a 3rd world country and in the next 3 weeks, I am privileged enough to live comfortably and see the immense gap between the rich and poor. I will be in both worlds at different times and experience each. I get to see...learn...feel...experience. I can't explain how ready I am to take it all in with an open mind and grow. I was standing on the opposite side of the road from my group waiting to go grocery shopping when a homeless old man came up and started talking to me. He was too poor to even live in a metal shack. I see homelessness in the United States even on the block I live in the cities, but this was different. It was desperation...and it was heartbreaking. I haven't even gone into the townships yet. I have so much to learn a head of me. When I got into the grocery store, nothing was familiar. Taxis and cabs are 2 different things here. Taxis are mini buses that drive crazy and holler out the window at you to see if they can give you a ride! I will take that ride at some point, but it is recommended to take a cab after 7pm for safety. They drive on the opposite side of the rode and car. Every shop is unique....I haven't even been downtown Cape Town yet. Well friends, it's that time to get ready to go out to eat somewhere for a friends 21 birthday! I will write as much as I can while I am here for those of you that want to live vicariously through me while I am this journey. Tomorrow, I will be going on a retreat for 3 days...when I return I will write all about it! Ta-ta for now!
Love Shauna <3
This is Real.
I've never been to South Africa but I'd love to. I've hears a lot about it - and like you say it's completely different world there.


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Imaster - 11:51 am on Jul 7, 2004 (gmt 0)
Btw, I even don't mind paying Google a monthly fee for seeing results beyond the first 1000 results while seeing backlinks. That would take care of the computing resources issue, and would make Google a one-stop destination for seeing backlinks, right now we have to go to various search engines to check backlinks.
Whats in it for Google to waste computing resources in providing all the backlinks of a site to webmasters?
- I understand that while serving results for normal queries, Google would have to compute a lot of things to actually serve good relevant results. But while just displaying backlinks for a site, I doubt if there is too much to compute. If Google really wants to save computing resources, why not turn off this feature alltogether? My point is, if they are making the feature available, they might as well let us see all results.


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Avery Madilynn Gastoncelebrated her first birthday March 17, 2013.
She is the daughter of Tia and Scooter Gaston of Shelbyville.
Grandparents are Steve and Rhonda Bradley, Patti Gaston, all of Shelbyville, Don and Wanda Gaston, Ala.
Sean Michael Chandler and Nina Marijanovic were married May 24, 2013, in a private ceremony in Bowling Green.
Parents of the bride are Ankica and Mladen Marijanovic of Bowling Green, formerly of Zenica, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Bob and Maurita Chandler of Bagdad.
Chandler is a 2004 graduate of Shelby County High School and a 2008 graduate of Centre College and is completing an MBA at the University of Kentucky's Gatton College of Business and Economics after working for several years in international education.
Winners of the baby show at the Shelby County Fair baby were 6- to-12-month boy, Liam Eversole, and girl, Addison Taylor; 12-to-18-month boy, Peyton Ryan Smith, and girl, Kaleeha Marie Bailey; and 18-to-24-month boy, Bryce Gentry, and girl, Maiya Payton.
2012 winner of the Shelby County Fair Pre-Teen pageant was Anneli White. Sarah Dutton was the first runner-up.
Winners of the Tiny Tot pageants were 2-year-olds Ronzelle Mumphry Jr. and Carrie Stewart; 3-year-olds, Donald Lowry Wright and Madison Barr; and 4-year-olds, Vance Michael Boyd and Kaelyn Rose Whitehouse.
The winners of the Little Miss and Mister pageant were Lucy Woods and Grant Roadcap.
During the local American Cancer Society's Relay For Life, which begins at noon Saturday at Shelby County High Schools, participants will have the chance to remember loved ones and honor those battling cancer.
After sunset at each of the Relay For Life events nationwide, luminaries decorated with the names of those who have battled cancer are lit and left glowing throughout the night to remind everyone of the incredible importance of their contributions.
Rochelle Arnold Jr. and the former Catherine Chambers were married May 6, 1963, in Shelbyville.
Her father, the late Rev. James R. Chambers, performed the marriage ceremony. Her mother is the late Genevieve Brown Chambers. She graduated from Lincoln Institute in 1961 and received a Bachelor of Science in computer information systems from Athens State University. She retired from AT&T in Birmingham, Ala., after 33 years of service.


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Made this for my daddy for Christmas. I'm his only child. He loves guns, I love flowers hahaha. I wasn't ever quite the baseball catcher he wanted me to be.
SOMETIMES I BEGAN TO UNDERSTAND WHAT THE OLDERS ALWAYS MURMURING ABOUT AS IF THEY'VE HOLD UP WHOLE SKY AND SWEPT ALL THE CROWDS SO CERTAIN ABOUT EVERYTHING THEY WERE MEMTIONING AT LEAST ACTING AS IF REMEMBER THE TIME WHEN I CAN NOT COMMUNICATE WITH THEY ALMOST TOTALLY "WE TRY TO TALK BUT THE WORDS GET IN THE WAY" WHEN WE LEARN TO USE THE LAUGUAGE YOU USED IT TO WASH MY WORLD UNTILL I'M CONFIDENT ENOUGH TO PROTECT OUR LOGICAL SYSTEM GRADULLY I BECAME MORE AND MORE FIRMLY BELIEVED IN THE COMMOM TRUTH THAT I WILL FINALLY UNDERSTAND U WHAT U'VE DONE WHAT U'VE SAID IT IS ONLY BECAUSE I'M SUFFURING THE SAME AS U AND BEHAVED JUST THE SAME AS U'VE DONE WHAT IF U FAILED SOMEHOW I REALIZED ALL ABOVE BUT I STILL CAN NOT FIND THE PROOF SO CLEARLY IS IT BECAUSE IT IS AN ENDLESS CIRCLE WITHOUT THE "FINALLY"Understand finally?
A pic for a friend.Not a assigntment at all. The course Water color ended this afternoon. I suddenly realized i've lost two things since when. When i can't share the time with the sun at 10o'clock. Simply staring at crowds receded. Bathed in the sunshine. One sentence forever,wow,sunny day. Still sleepy at 10am.Or rush for a lecture feeling depressed. Guilty. Courses ends when somgthing begin. Freedom to love all this. Hurted but remianed happy.Please. Please,not so much as they always talk about. Pure love for what i've done.


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