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|Just a warning for those of you out there...we recently utilized our home warranty and had to pay a $100 deductible to a heating/cooling company to come out and inspect our broken air conditioner (lived in house 4 months).
The home warranty people (seperate from the heating/cooling company) then told us that what was wrong with the air conditioner wasn't covered by the warranty! (it has rusted out, basically). The rep read the "fine print" part to me.
They then told us that the heating/cooling company could replace everything for $5500.
As you can imagine, we are furious!
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|What was the "fine print"? Did you read it yourself? Make sure that fine print is actually IN your warranty.
|Sounds like your home warranty company is HMS...
- Posted by lovingroyaloak (My Page) on Fri, Aug 4, 06 at 13:05
|How did you know? It is HMS. Have you also had a bad experience with them?
- Posted by quirkyquercus (My Page) on Fri, Aug 4, 06 at 14:28
|Last week I had a roof leak. The house is now out of the builder's warranty but under the 2/10 Company warranty. They don't cover roof leaks conveniently and have heard from a neighbor that something they needed to have done wasn't covered either. Luckily the builder fixed the problem for me anyway free of charge and fixed it quickly at that. But I'm convinced those warranty programs aren't worth the paper they're printed on.
- Posted by durango118 (My Page) on Fri, Aug 4, 06 at 16:17
|First time poster. We just closed on our house June 8th. Within two weeks the air-conditioner bit the bullet. Dragged out the home warranty (house was only 5 yrs old). Mind you, we live in Las Vegas and it was 112 for the entire week. Monday I called warranty co, they gave me two numbers of local repair places that they use, first woman said couldn't get someone out for 4 days, second co says can't give you an exact time or day when we can get out. I was furious. I mean I expected a day or two, not four days. To save ourselves the aggravation we called our own guy and had the system replaced the next day. Home warranty = waste of $$$$.
|The buyers threw in a home warranty when we purchsed this house. Since the house and it's systems were 12 yo, we were due for some problems. We had 2 appliances, gas furnance, and AC go out in the first 18 months. Sure, we had to pay a $50 service call fee but parts alone would have been several hundred dollars plus labor.
The tradeoff is sometimes you have to wait for service, which you do anyway unless you have a prior relationship to the repair company. Other times, I've had a service call made the same day I called.
|We had to use our home warranty the first year we moved in with some electical wiring. I started reading the fine print on ours and it was ridiculous! It almost seemed like it said "unless your problems happen on a Tuesday while it's raining on even months, it's not covered" Luckily ours was covered (don't know how that happened!) and we just had to pay the $50 service fee. I don't think they're worth the paper they're printed on either.
- Posted by nancy_in_mich (My Page) on Fri, Aug 4, 06 at 20:16
|We needed a new water heater because the unit was not putting out enough water for a single shower. Poor 90 yo father-in-law would freeze! So we read our warranty and learned that the working parts have to stop working for the warranty to work. In other words, low hot water output does not qualify as "not working". We replaced it ourselves.
Last week I heard a waterfall sound from the basement and checked it out. The sound was coming from inside the cabinet of the furnace/air conditioning cabinet. DH called the next day and got the name and number of their contract HVAC guy and he came out the next day. Only a plugged drain. The tech only charged $70, instead of the $95 the HMS the warranty called for. I guess I can be happy that the unit did not need major repairs. At least DH learned that there is a drain, it can plug, and where it is!
|We've had home warranties on our last two houses. Service call was $45. We had several major repairs made and really had not problems with it. The biggest problem was on our dishwasher parts (not labor) were still under the dishwasher warranty so we had to order those parts and then home warranty installed. That was a big delay.
|We also had problems with our home warranty (AON) but luckily the seller's agent worked with our buyer's agent to get what we needed. Our A/C went out about two weeks after we moved in. It took two weeks to get someone to look at it. They claimed to have fixed it. Then a month later, the A/C broke down again. Another two weeks before someone could look at it. Different A/C company. They fixed that. Two weeks later, A/C breaks down for the third time (!). This time the technician came the next day. He told us he couldn't fix it because it was a maintenance issue !! Charged us the deductible anyway. My husband called AON to complain and they then allowed that if the A/C isn't working then it had to be fixed so they called yet another A/C company to look at it. This one said the A/C had to be replaced. AON said they could replace it but they only covered about $800 so we had to fork over $3500!!
That's when the RE agents got involved. Two weeks later, AON said they would cover all the costs of replacement IF we went with their stuff or we could get cash. We grabbed the cash.
I'm just grateful that the agents on both sides of our home purchase transaction went to bat for us. I don't know how common that is. It certainly got things going for us
|Well, I was convinced our home warranty, thrown in by the sellers, would be worthless.
I was wrong!
Our a/c broke (crack in the evaporator coil pan) and I carefully checked the fine print and it wasn't clear about whether it was covered or not, so I called them and asked if it was covered. Turns out it was.
I paid 45 dollars to have their guys come out and take a look at it. As it turns out, I didn't like the guys that came out and I called the warranty company back (American Home Shield) and said, they're idiots, I don't want them in my house (I have a rudimentary knowledge of HVAC).
They said, "Oh, would you like the cash option?" I said "heck yeah!" (I had no idea there was a cash option). They told me how much they'd pay the idiot to come out, and that they'd send me a check in that amount, and to fax them the invoice from my ac guys once it was fixed.
So, it ended up costing me money, but I got the repair done with the people I wanted to use, and from my perspective got a big discount on it because of the warranty.
Some tips:
1. Call the company first and ask if it's covered before they send someone out.
2. Ask if there's a cash option because they use the cheapest idiots to do the job.
- Posted by wingnaprayer (My Page) on Tue, Aug 8, 06 at 22:30
|I just had a new hot water heater put in by AHS, but I really had to work for it. Took them several times to come out and try to piece it together, but overall, I think I'm still in the black with the whole home warranty thing. I just had to pay extra to bring it up to code, but I can see why they wouldn't cover that. I've always been a little leary about the heater/air conditioner thing, but I hear as long as you have it serviced regularly, they will honor their end of the bargain.
I don't like the way they won't finish plugging up holes that their plumbers make. They left a pretty good mess on one plumbing visit and it took me a while to fix it between the baseboard and the spackling. They only do "rough finish" work.
Here is a link that might be useful: http://hmsfraud.com
|Wait a minute--that link hmsfraud doesn't work and the guy just joined. What's that all about?
|I've heard several complaints about HMS. I've never had a problem with AON myself. AHS gave me a little bit of trouble but eventually I got them to see my side. They will usually deal with RE agents because if they are bad for customers, they will definitely not get any recommendations from us.
Here is a link that might be useful: Home Warranty Reviews
|He sounds disgruntled.
I always found the home warranties to be more trouble than they're worth with the problems I had, but when I moved into my new place and we couldn't get the furnace started, they did manage to get someone out there on a Saturday on short notice. (We got it escalated to an "emergency" because we had a baby and it was cold.)
Even so, they were a pain in the rear to deal with...but we got our short-notice Saturday repair, and the service fee was still slightly less than the motel room.
|Here are some other Home Warranty Companies. I'm not affiliated or have any interests in these companies, FYI only.
- Posted by Jim P(firstname.lastname@example.com) onThu, Jan 29, 09 at 23:31
|A couple not agree more. I had my Hot water heater go out and it took 20 days to get it fixed. I have 2-10 as my company, sellers of the house gave it to us with the sale. Nice thought, bad pick. I did find a good source of help in fighting with them while I was working through this. Site was www.homeshieldscam.com. Site focuses on trying to keep these companies honest by educating consumers. Link to the 2-10 page that I used is attached below, they have info on a lot of other companies though, so hunt a little if you can't find what you are looking for.
Here is a link that might be useful: 2-10 Home Warranty Scam Link
|I myself have had very good involvements with Home Warranty Companies..Central Mass Home Warranty has helped my wife and i for the last 3 homes we owned..Not only are they service friendly But they also have a Claims Limit of $5000. this saved us one year when our well pump died and we needed the whole thing replaced..They changed it out within 5 days at $3800 bucks....Most warranty companies Claims Limit is less than $1500..
Here is a link that might be useful: Home Warranty
|They are not actually warranriews, but tightly written service contracts.
Many of the companies will repair over and over if it is cheaper than replacing.
The contract then expires and the owner is still left with replacement costs.
They are (at best) a marketing gimmick.
| I disagree as a 'Marketing Gimmick'..I do agree there are 75% of these companies cant afford to pay their rent ..BUT the other 25% of these companies are legitimate corporations in which some are accredited by the BBB..The top 30 companies all have something(atleast 1 good thing) about them...If they are not accredited by the BBB and with atleast some good reviews then i would never chance a contract withg them...
Any one loking for a quality warranty shall most certainly google the company name for complaints and or scams ...
Here is a link that might be useful: Quality Home Warranty
|Calling a maintenance contract a 'home warranty' puts it well into the area of gimmickry.
If "75% of these companies cant afford to pay their rent" that is pretty bad odds for getting anything truly useful.
They are a gimmick to try and create an appearance of safety for the buyer.
| The 75% Of this type of company are relatively new companies coming on board to try and open a new very large growth company in a very short period of time..Suprise!
Here is where things get complicated for them and sometimes can put them behind the 8 ball prior to having any customer growth..
First they have to obtain a 'Certificate Of Authority' In each and every state they decide to do business in or to sell warranties in.In order to get this document a corporation has to show proof of relatively high Liquid asset.Then have to also show Proof that they can operate efficiently and provide proper service to their customer base.They also have to have multiple other proof of operations and history of such. This Documentation has to be presented to the Division Of Insurance.The head Man himself has to sign this document personally. There is also a period of time before they can get this document(atleast 90 days)Then of course there is a FEE for this document .A non refundable $3500(approx)..
Large providers that are Nation Wide can usually support their call to action for service calls on account of the shear size of the corp.To begin with..The smaller providers with in 2-3 states are usually the ones to be careful of...Im not saying any of the Big or Small companies are Good Or Bad.I am trying to stick only to the facts here..
Here is a link that might be useful: home Warranty
- Posted by bethesdamadman (My Page) on Thu, Mar 10, 11 at 8:55
|brickeyee: "They are (at best) a marketing gimmick."
As I wrote in the other thread about home warranties, I used to think so too, until I received a check for $2,714 last month from one for a 20-year-old wall oven that they couldn't repair because parts were no longer available. And I had already had several other items repaired or replaced during the course of my first year of ownership of this house. I'm glad the previous owner sprung for the $599 policy as part of the closing. My out-of-pocket expenses were limited to $55 service call fees.
|"As I wrote in the other thread about home warranties, I used to think so too, until I received a check for $2,714 last month from one for a 20-year-old wall oven that they couldn't repair because parts were no longer available. "
And for every repair that costs them more than the premium there are multiple others that are done in the cheapest way possible to avoid payouts.
These are money making companies, just like the rest of the insurance industry.
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Thu, Mar 10, 11 at 16:12
|I'd heard that we were supposed to call them service contracts, too, but I just looked at a brochure from one of the biggest ones, & it says "XYZ Warranty".
I love those things;
If you have a loss that would be covered by your insurance, by all means turn in the claim;
Depending on the company, you may also be able to add coverage for refrigerators, washers & dryers, pool equipment, etc.
but broken air conditioners, water heaters that wear out or overheat & burn out, termite infestations, broken dishwashers & ranges are not covered under your insurance policy.
If you have a warranty/service contract, you call in a service request, & a contractor will come out & repair or replace the item or, if you request, the company will write you a check for what they would have paid, & you can replace the item with a better-quality one if you wish.
The service fee, usually $60 to $75 in this area, is all the homeowner pays.
Years ago, when our Association first began urging us to place warranties (as they were always called then) on every home we sold, I had mixed emotions.
However, the very first time I placed one, the buyer dropped into the office in less than a year to thank me & the seller;
- Posted by bethesdamadman (My Page) on Thu, Mar 10, 11 at 20:09
|brickeyee: "And for every repair that costs them more than the premium there are multiple others that are done in the cheapest way possible to avoid payouts. These are money making companies, just like the rest of the insurance industry. They have to collect enough money across ALL the customers to have any chance of surviving the few big payouts."
You're statement that they have to take in more in premiums than they pay out is true, of course. Just as it is true with auto, home, and health insurance companies.
So, what's your point?
- Posted by bethesdamadman (My Page) on Thu, Mar 10, 11 at 20:31
|sylviatexas: "they are not insurance, as they don't replace like with like but with builder-grade (if you have a 50 gallon, $800 water heater, you'll get something like a $400 one)...."
That wasn't my experience. As stated previously, they offered to replace my 20-year-old wall oven with a top-of-the-line KitchenAid appliance or the cash equivalent ($2,714). They also replaced a 20-year-old toilet that couldn't be repaired with a Kohler one-piece, low-profile fixture that also definitely was not builder grade.
|My daughter's recent experience with AHS, and mine throughout several years, have always been positive. She's had a troublesome 4 year old LG french door fridge. This fridge had replaced a 1 year old LG fridge that LG replaced - long common story - fire in the fridge. So...this replacement fridge had several service calls through AHS - finally it was determined that the part needed was no longer available - on a 4 y.o. fridge!! AHS offered to replace it in kind - that is, a current model stainless french door fridge, or the equivalent in cash. My daughter took the cash and purchased her own new fridge - only adding money because she went up to a 36" in size. NOT an LG!!
We've had several experiences with our HVAC system - AHS has always come through. When we had a problem with a room thermostat they replaced it with a very upscale digital model.
NAYY....just a very satisfied client of AHS.
|"You're statement that they have to take in more in premiums than they pay out is true, of course. Just as it is true with auto, home, and health insurance companies.
So, what's your point?"
That they are NOT in any way or shape a 'warranty', and marketing them as such is at best misleading.
If you want to sell 'repair insurance' under the guise of a maintenance contract, call the product what it is, a maintenance contract.
Sale would probably be less, and that is why the misleading name continues.
Just like the original name for Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs) was 'prepaid medical care'.
It did not market well so HMO was coined.
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Sat, Mar 12, 11 at 10:49
You were very fortunate to have gotten upgrades, but I have a feeling it may have been somewhat accidental;
- Posted by bethesdamadman (My Page) on Sun, Mar 13, 11 at 21:30
|No, the contractors didn't have "extras on the truck." In fact, the contractors couldn't have immediately provided me with replacement equipment even if they wanted to. They both had to report the issues to the home warranty company and wait for the warranty company to authorize the replacements. And as I stated previously, in one case I took the money rather than the appliance.
But let me be clear: I did not get upgrades. What I received were replacements of equivalent value. I'm sure that if I had builders' grade equipment/appliances in the house, then that is what I would have received. My point is that the warranty company did not replace a top tier appliance with a builders' grade appliance.
I just pulled out my policy and here is the language contained therein:
"REPAIR/REPLACEMENT/UPGRADING: We have the sole right to determine whether a covered system, appliance or component will be repaired or replaced....We will not upgrade any covered item...We reserve the right to provide cash in lieu of repair or replacement...We are responsible for providing installation of equipment comparable in features, capacity and efficiency, but not for matching dimensions, color or brand."
As noted above, the policy states that they will replace equipment/appliances with comparable -- not lesser--equipment.
I don't know whether this language is unusual; all I know is that I was pleasantly surprised when I was offered my choice of either $2714 or a brand-new KitchenAid combination wall oven for my 20-year-old dinosaur.
- Posted by oldasdirt123 (My Page) on Thu, Aug 18, 11 at 0:50
|Being forced to use the Home Warranty's "authorized servicemen" is one of the main problems I've encountered. It seems to be a major issue with many of the complaints I've read, and in my own personal experiences as well.It appears this type of company has an excellent eye for picking from the bottom of the barrel when finding their service contractors.
For instance: the authorized AC "engineer" who had been assigned to my home operates from 45 miles away and has either tried to dodge my phone calls, kept me in limbo, missed appointment times etc for the last few months. On August 16th, he finally found the time to drag himself down to my house to install my new outside unit that had been ready for pick-up since August 5th. When I arrived after he'd left, the unit was leaning at a 25 degree angle, was placed about 2" away from our house, one end on the dirt, and the other on the concrete pad, was connected to the fuse box without a cap and the bare split wires exposed, plus he'd used higher powered electrical wire (60) connected to two different size and much smaller fuses! There was no insulation on the connecting pipes, and several other major issues, plus the cardboard box, the wood pallet, and all wrapping debris was all over my yard. I knew enough that from what I saw that it looked all wrong. After taking numerous pictures, I contacted my City Inspectors and they came out and said it was in no way up to code and was dangerous.
Come to find out, the "authorized" service tech hadn't even applied for a license in our City to do anything, and had no intentions of doing anything else until the next day (on 8/18 - two days later) - UNTIL - I told him that I was going to contact the State of Alabama Board of Heating & Airconditioner Contractors. The man was down in less than 30 minutes...
I'm ill with these people now because they have been patching (they call repairing)this unit since May, and we have been without airconditioner all summer long. I'm hot, I'm old, and I'm not putting up with this foolishness any longer.
Take good pictures of work these people do - before and after - call your city for license checks, check with your State to see if shoddy AC/electrical work can be reported -write or email the BBB and file a complaint and follow through, and make sure the work they do is up to code in your State. If the Home warrenty people continue to force "their authorized repairmen" down our throats then at least make sure these repairmen do it right.
Here is a link that might be useful: www.hvac.alabama.gov
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Everyone laughed at C.C. Sabathia's opt-out clause in his seven-year deal, but in three years he turned that clause into even more money. Could Prince Fielder follow the same path with his reported contract with the Tigers? Buster Olney said maybe:
Let's wait for the fine print before assessing the Fielder deal. Key question is if/when Fielder can opt out? One year? Two?
Jayson Stark quoted a GM who was pretty sure:
One GM predicts length of Fielder's deal (9 years) will turn out to be irrelevant: "He'll have opted out by then anyway. Probably twice."
He might have even opted back in just to opt out again. Boras and all. But Jim Bowden claims to know the real answer:
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Prince Fielder will be with the Tigers until 2020. Unless he's just so good that Detroit will get all sorts of trade offers, or unless the Tigers eat tens of millions of dollars at some point, Prince Fielder ain't going anywhere. He'll be there for a long, long time.
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Infiniti Q50 review
The new Infiniti Q50 saloon rivals the BMW 3 Series with a hi-tech and comfortable interior
The Infiniti Q50 is a replacement for the old G37 – a car that barely sold in the UK because of its high price and thirsty engines. But the Q50 is a lot more UK-friendly, featuring a four-cylinder diesel engine borrowed from Mercedes or a 359bhp flagship Hybrid model.
It has to compete in a segment with excellent cars like the BMW 3 Series and the Audi A4, but its hi-tech approach and refined, comfortable drive should ensure the Q50 finds a certain amount of niche success.
Our choice: Infiniti Q50 2.2d Premium
The Q50's bold grille and sweeping lights might not be to everybody's taste but it does at least have some character. Next to cars like the BMW 3 Series and Audi A4 it's a genuinely striking design, and one that will be made all the more eye-catching by its rarity.
A stylish set of 17-inch alloy wheels come as standard but these can be upgraded to 18 or 19 inches for a price. The interior is relatively classy and looks pretty hi-tech thanks to the dual touchscreens mounted in the centre console. It's a shame that there are some old cheap-looking Nissan buttons dotted about the place – it lowers the feeling of quality a little.
The big-seller in the UK is set to be the 2.2d model – confusingly powered by a 2.1-litre diesel engine borrowed from Mercedes. With the auto gearbox it can accelerate from 0-62mph in 8.5 seconds but feels punchier than that because of its impressive torque.
The engine is quiet and smooth on light throttle – and refinement in general is very good – but if you're going for all-out acceleration then it begins to sound rough, unpleasant and noisy.
The Hybrid model is far quicker and far smoother but does cost around £10,000 more. The handling is reasonably good, with barely any body roll and a generous amount of grip.
The big problem is the steering, which offers next-to-no feedback, making it difficult to put your trust in it. The Direct Adaptive Steering – an £800 option on Premium models and standard on Hybrids and Sport Q50s – has even less feedback. You can also change the amount of resistance and the quickness of the steering but making it any faster than the standard mode can make it feel really twitchy.
Infiniti is a bit of an unknown quantity in this respect but you can at least take solace in the fact that the engine has proved itself in many Mercedes models before being used here. A lot of the electricals have been developed in conjunction with Nissan so they'll also have gone through the same stringent testing process and are unlikely to go wrong.
As for safety, Euro NCAP hasn't yet tested the Q50 but it has an impressive array of gadgets that should see it secure a five-star rating. There's a camera system to detect front and rear collisions as well as an optional system that can steer you back in to your lane if you begin to drift.
The Q50 is the longest car in its class and it also has the longest wheelbase. That means there's an impressive amount of space in the interior, including generous rear legroom.
The boot has 500 litres of space, though that goes down to 400 litres in the Hybrid, but has a bit of a lip to lift bags over. Not all models come with a boot release on the lid itself so you can end up getting out and walking round to the back before realizing the button to open it is next to the steering wheel. Make sure you specify this feature to avoid the annoyance.
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Those figures are competitive and should help in the company car market. The Hybrid, meanwhile, returns 45mpg and emits 144g/km of CO2 at its cleanest. Considering the 0-62mph time of 5.1 seconds, that's actually pretty good – and without the 3% diesel BIK surcharge for company car buyers there is a solid case for buying a Hybrid as a company car.
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Another "review" carried out where the outcome is determined before the car is even driven. If it was driven at all.
Laughable that yet again "Cheap looking Nissan buttons" are mentioned.... If this is such an important issue for AE, why do we never read the same when they wax lyrical over an Audi which shares many many buttons with a Seat, Skoda, etc, etc
Sorry, but did I just read you complain about, how AE don't mention Audi/VAG buttons, but in the Q50 they criticize its buttons? Nissan's interior is not very good compared to VAG cars, like it or not. So I seem to be missing your point here..?
Just checked your previous comments, and its mostly whining about AutoExpress reviews. Perhaps you should find a different car-media to whine at.
I'm sorry you've missed my point.... Having reviewed my post I'm come to the conclusion that I couldn't really have made it any clearer. I'd probably suggest in future you just ignore my posts otherwise you might miss the point of those too. Alternatively if you want me to use smaller words and sentences then I can try that. Let me know what works best for you. Cheers.
I just started using my new Q50S Hybrid and I can't see any cheap looking details inside. In fact the Nissan-style buttons is all you will find on Audies, some BMWs and even Mercedeses C. As for the steering, it has several settings, put it on "fast & heavy" and you will get a fair amount of feedback not to mention a response rate second to none in this segment. And it isn't twitchy at all, you can store it on your personal settings (together with gear reponse, seat position etc) linked to the ignition key ID. I suspect car journalist are sworn to follow cliches lijke "BMW ubber alles".
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I haven't played Mortal Kombat, but I'm subscribed to to Youtube channels for competitive fighting game videos - primarily for Marvel vs. Capcom 3 and Super Street Fighter IV, but I've checked out some Mortal Kombat videos. From what I have observed, and along with the commentary in the videos, the "counters" (or breakers, as they are more commonly referred to) and powered up attacks are not useless at all, and are actually more useful than the X-Rays. Many characters are capable of doing 30% to 50% combos with non-X-Ray juggle combos, making X-Rays a bit less useful, while making breakers a bit more useful so you can avoid this damage. Also, powered up moves aren't always just increased damage. They have special properties. For example, Kabal's powered up Flash cannot be stopped by projectiles, which is a huge difference. I think some others, like Reptile's run, allows him to get a combo instead of just a single hit.
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Just one week after competing in the Florida Gator Invitational, the JU track & field team is headed back to Gainesville on Sunday for the Jimmy Carnes Invitational.
The Dolphins return to a familiar venue where they have experienced much success in the past. This will mark the fifth straight year that JU has participated in the annual meet put on by the Gainesville Sports Committee. Over 700 collegiate and independent athletes are registered to partake in the competitions. At last year's meet, the 4x400-meter relay team consisting of sophomores Courtney Walker, Shanique Walker, Shadaey Campbell and junior LaTonya Payne won the event in a time of 3:50.96.
"The goal for Sunday is to show small improvements over last weekend," said Dolphin head coach Ron Grigg. "We had a nice meet last weekend, but there is room for improvement. Athletes will be competing in their primary events on Sunday and will give us a good indication of our standing within the conference."
JU started off the season last week with a strong performance including five individual wins.
The highlight of the meet came when Shanique Walker won the 55 meter hurdles and broke the school record held by former All-American Natasha Harvey with a time of 7.98.
Senior distance runner Joane Pierre turned in a dominant performance as well in the mile posting a time of 4:57.46 to beat the field by over 11 seconds.
With less than a month left before the Atlantic Sun Championships, the Dolphins will look to build off their strong start to 2013 and continue their bid towards a record eighth straight conference title.
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A state appellate court has upheld a 27-years-to-life state prison sentence for a Lincoln man who was convicted by a Placer County jury in 2008 of driving under the influence.
Jeffrey Charles Wren, 38, had appealed the sentence, contending that one of two previous strikes in his criminal record should be stricken and that the lengthy prison sentence was unconstitutional because it represented cruel and unusual punishment for a drunken driving offense.
However, the Third District Court of Appeal stated that Wren had three prior convictions for DUI, that he was out on bail when his last offense occurred and that he was convicted in 1991 on two felony counts of child molestation.
While on probation in 1992, the defendant was found intoxicated and passed out in the restroom of a Folsom restaurant. In his pocket was a loaded handgun, the court noted.
While the case was pending, Wren fled the state, violating probation, and he was apprehended in 1995 in Montana on a DUI case. Returned to California, Wren received an eight-year prison sentence and was warned by the court that any future felony conviction would result in a prison term of 25 years to life, the appeal court judges wrote.
Since then, Wren has continued to get into trouble, the court indicated.
In 2000, he failed to register as a sex offender. In 2001 and 2002, he violated parole for alcohol-related incidents. He was also convicted for DUI in 2003, 2004 and 2006 in Lake and Plumas counties and of hit-and-run driving in 2004 in Plumas County. He was driving on a suspended license in three of those incidents.
In June 2006, Wren was arrested on a felony charge of possessing methamphetamine. He was out on bail when arrested four months later by the California Highway Patrol for a DUI incident near Lincoln, according to Placer County Deputy District Attorney Todd Kuhnen.
Because Wren had three prior DUI convictions within 10 years, the newest DUI offense was charged as a felony, Kuhnen said. In addition, his two prior strikes made the DUI case subject to the three-strikes law, which calls for a 25-years-to-life prison sentence, Kuhnen said.
After Wren was convicted on the DUI charge, he pleaded out on the drug offense, which added two years to his minimum sentence because the DUI occurred while he was out on bail for the drug charge, he said.
The appellate court judges wrote that the trial court judge in the DUI case stated that the defendant had a 20-year history of "repeatedly engaging in behavior that only by the sheerest happenstance did not result in death or personal injury."
Kuhnen said the defendant's sentence may seem like a harsh penalty for a DUI, but "based on his repeated criminal conduct, he posed a great danger to society with his drinking and driving."
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The play, which will officially open Oct. 20, has the distinction of being the first-ever Grisham property to be adapted for the stage. Ethan McSweeny will direct. Additional information, including the complete cast and creative team, will be announced shortly.
In association with Roth, Arena Stage in Washington, DC, gave Holmes' adaptation its world premiere in May 2011. McSweeny directed there as well.
"For almost a quarter of a century, 'A Time to Kill' has captivated readers with its raw exploration of race, retribution and justice," said Grisham in a statement. "It was my first book and the first that I have allowed to be adapted for the theatre. Rupert Holmes did an excellent job of translating it from the page to the stage, and I am happy that not only my loyal readers, but a whole new audience will be able to experience this story in live theatre. I am looking forward to opening night on Broadway!"
A Time to Kill, the popular courtroom drama, "tells the emotionally charged, now-iconic story of a young, idealistic lawyer, Jack Brigance, defending a black man, Carl Lee Hailey, for taking the law into his own hands following an unspeakable crime committed against his young daughter," according to press notes. "Their small Mississippi town is thrown into upheaval, and Jake finds himself arguing against the formidable district attorney, Rufus Buckley, and under attack from both sides of a racially divided city. This drama is a thrilling courtroom battle where the true nature of what is right and what is moral are called into question."
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The Tigers opened the scoring in the third, first with a single by Magglio Ordonez that scored Curtis Granderson from second base. Miguel Cabrera then sent a deep drive off Twins starter Scott Baker into the center-field seats, putting Detroit ahead, 3-0.
Seventh inning: Twins 4, Tigers 3
After the Twins climbed to within a run after being down, 3-0, shortstop Orlando Cabrera put Minnesota ahead with a two-run homer off Detroit reliever Zach Miner.
Twins closer Joe Nathan entered the game in the eighth inning and faced a jam in the ninth, with runners on the corners and nobody out after allowing a leadoff bunt by Ramon Santiago and a Granderson single that advanced Santiago to third. But Nathan then struck out Placido Polanco looking and got Ordonez to line into an inning-ending double play. Ordonez's liner was caught by Cabrera, who fired to first base to double up Granderson.
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After Detroit knocked in a run in the 10th inning on a Brandon Inge double, Twins third baseman Matt Tolbert tied the game with a single up the middle to score Michael Cuddyer, who had led off the inning with a triple. "It didn't win it, but it got us tied up," Tolbert said. "I'm just glad I could get him home." 12th inning: Twins 5, Tigers 5
Minnesota reliever Bobby Keppel ran into trouble in the 12th, loading the bases to bring up Inge. Keppel appeared to hit Inge's jersey with an inside pitch to start the at-bat, but home-plate umpire Randy Marsh ruled that the ball never touched Inge's jersey. Inge and Tigers manager Jim Leyland both argued the call. "It hit my shirt, period," Inge said after the game. "I want a hit as much as the next guy, but when it's that important, it hit my shirt. I'm not going to lie. I don't lie about things like that. I'm not going to try to weasel my way on base." "The ball hit him," Leyland said. "I'm not going to spend a lot of time on that, because it sounds like sour grapes. Still, the fact of the matter is it did hit him, so it's a huge play." 12th inning: Twins 5, Tigers 5
After appearing to get hit by the first pitch of his at-bat with the bases loaded, Inge grounded to second baseman Nick Punto. Instead of trying to turn an inning-ending double play, Punto threw home to catcher Joe Mauer to get one out and save a run. "It's one of those things -- it's a split-second decision," Punto said. "I didn't feel like we could get a double play right there, so I tried to get that out at home plate with Miguel Cabrera running to just get us another chance -- just get us one more chance to get a guy out." "We didn't get the ball to the outfield, and Punto made a heckuva play," Leyland said. "I've watched him do that for several years on the high chop. He threw it off balance and threw it on the money." 12th inning: Twins 6, Tigers 5
With runners on first and second, Alexi Casilla drove in the run that won the game -- and the American League Central. Casilla entered the game as a pinch-runner in the 10th, and in his only at-bat in the game, he delivered the biggest hit of his career. Carlos Gomez led the inning off with a single to left, and advanced to second on a groundout by Cuddyer. The Tigers intentionally walked Young to get to Casilla, who singled on a 1-1 pitch from Fernando Rodney to clinch it. Of all the big plays in the game, the biggest was a no-brainer to Cuddyer. "That last one, when we scored the winning run," Cuddyer said.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
A man wanted for punching and kicking a woman early Monday morning died in a single-vehicle crash while fleeing a pursuing deputy, authorities said.
The crash happened just before 2 a.m. on Founders Road, approximately four miles east of Pelion.
Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts says Ellis Scarborough, 46, was wanted in connection with an
assault on a 47-year-old female acquaintance.
Metts said Scarborough severely hurt the woman by punching and kicking her in the face at a home at
275 Clermont Lakes Drive. Scarborough also threatened to kill the woman, the sheriff said.
After the assault was reported to authorities, deputies encountered Scarborough driving on
Clermont Lakes Drive and attempted to stop him. After Scarborough refused to stop, the
patrol supervisor started a pursuit, Metts said.
During the pursuit, Scarborough ran off the left side of Founders Road and struck a
utility pole, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol. Scarborough was later pronounced dead.
Metts said the patrol supervisor
was not involved in the collision.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol
and Lexington County Coroner's Office are investigating the incident, Metts said.
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Juventus have officially announced the signing of Uruguayan defender Martin Caceres from Sevilla, eighteen months after he struggled in a year-long audition with the Serie A side. The deal's been in the works for a few days, but Caceres has now passed his medical and been presented as a Juventus player:
Technically, this is a season-long loan deal with a mandatory option to buy at the end, which is for all intents and purposes a sale with a contract re-negotation for Caceres this summer. While Juve might not necessarily have needed a shakeup in defence - they're undefeated and have conceded a league-low twelve goals - they've very low on depth, are carrying a passenger in Giorgio Chiellini and Caceres has the talent to make this worthwhile. If the rumoured eventual fee of €9.5M is anything like correct, it looks like the Turin side have gotten themselves a bargain here.


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Verbolten, Busch Gardens' newest roller coaster, features five ride vehicles, each painted a different color and uniquely detailed with classic race designs inspired by vintage sports cars. Guests will experience a multi-sensory dash through the Black Forest that ends with a terrifying 88-foot plunge toward the Rhine River. This multi-launch coaster features environmental-theme elements, sound and light effects, high-speed turns and a low 48-inch height requirement.
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And a dog-gone good one!
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Cute, My black cats sleep on my seats when i'm not running them.
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May 4, 2008
JACKSOVILLE, Fla. - The hits were abundant, including a 4-for-5 effort by senior shortstop Matt Lopez, but not at the right time for the Dolphins as the JU baseball team fell to North Florida, 8-3, Sunday afternoon in the SunTrust River City Rumble series finale at Harmon Stadium.
JU (24-24, 13-17) tallied a game-high 15 hits in the contest but left a runner on base in all but one inning (a game-high 14), had a runner thrown out at the plate in the first inning and grounded into two inning-ending double plays.
UNF (26-20, 15-12) retains the SunTrust River City Rumble Wooden Barrel after jumping out to a 5-0 lead in the first three innings and getting a strong pitching performance from starter John Atteo.
"It's not often you have 15 hits in a game and only manage three runs but that's the way it went for us today," said JU head coach Terry Alexander. "We had several opportunities to get back into the ballgame but you have to tip your hat to UNF."
Senior Matt Dobbins (4-5) was tagged with the loss after allowing five runs (four earned) on nine hits with three walks and a strikeout in seven innings of work.
Atteo (5-2) earned the win after allowing only one run on nine hits with a walk and two strikeouts in six innings.
Along with Lopez, who finished 8-for-12 with six RBI in the series, sophomore first baseman Alex Martinez finished 3-for-4 with an RBI to also lead the Dolphin offense. Junior left fielder Kyle Fleming, junior catcher Jeremy Gillan and freshman third baseman Jamaal Hawkins also chipped in with multiple hits.
Chad Knight and Travis Martin each finished with three hits to lead the Ospreys.
The Ospreys took a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first when Preston Hale drove in a run with a grounder to short and Martin hit an RBI single through the right side.
UNF increased the margin to 4-0 in the bottom of the second when a run scored on a fielding error in the outfield and T.J. Thompson hit an RBI grounder to second.
The Ospreys made it 5-0 in the bottom of the third when Martin hit a solo home run to left field.
The Dolphins cut the margin to 5-1 in the top of the fifth when junior right fielder Thomas Myers hit a solo home run to left-center field. For Myers, it was his team leading eighth round tripper of the season.
JU cut the deficit to 5-2 in the top of the eighth when Lopez hit an RBI single. Sophomore Alex Martinez led off the inning with a single to right and then advanced to second on the play when the ball bounced passed Hale. With one out, Lopez hit a ball back up the middle to score Martinez.
UNF pushed the lead to 8-2 in the bottom of the eighth when Andy Warren hit an RBI single, Mike Smith drew a bases-loaded walk and Thompson hit a sacrifice fly to center.
The Dolphins pushed a run across in the top of the ninth when Martinez hit an RBI single. Fleming was hit by a pitch to lead off the inning and then stole second base. With one out Gillan moved Fleming to third with a single through the left side and then Martinez followed with a chop single through the left side.
JU will begin a four-game non-conference road trip this week beginning with No. 3 Florida State on Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Dick Howser Stadium. The contest will be broadcast live on 1010XL with Barry Milligan calling all of the action. The game can also be followed on GameTracker on JUDolphins.com.


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Luke Stancil of Corinth Holders High School won this year's Rotarians Against Drugs speech contest.
Also advancing to the district level contest in Raleigh were Cassie Creech, Smithfield-Selma High School, second place; Walton Colby Godwin, North Johnston High School, third place; Mark Fang, Neuse Charter School, fourth place; and Josiah Evans of Cleveland High and DaQuan Williams of South Johnston High School, tied for fifth place.
Other contestants were Noah Merkousko, West Johnston High School; Tyrell McLean, Early College; Mary Jones, Princeton High; Amber Winstead, Clayton High; and Courtney Dhillon, Middle College.
Creech, the Smithfield-Selma student, was the top Johnston County finisher on the district level, placing third. That contest drew students from Johnston, Wake, Durham and Chapel Hill-area schools.
"My speech was really personal, so I am very excited that I had this opportunity," Creech said.
She went on to finish sixth at the multi-district competition in Raleigh.
The speech contest encourages students to:
• Consider the extent and seriousness of using mood-modifying drugs, including alcohol.
• Learn of current efforts to reduce and prevent drug abuse.
• Increase concern for fellow students.
• Prepare to inform peers of this dangerous problem.
• Listen and speak out against drugs and in doing so gain self-confidence and increase self-esteem.


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Southminster: Our girl is lucky to be alive after accident (From Maldon and Burnham Standard)
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Southminster: Our girl is lucky to be alive after accident
9:00am Wednesday 20th February 2013 in Local News
A concerned family are campaigning for a crossing after a little girl needed 20 stitches in her head after being hit by a car.
Five-year-old Katie Barker ran out of a shop and into the road, where she was clipped by a car, causing her to smash her head on the ground and suffer a gash down to her skull.
Her aunt Jodie Barker, of Queenborough Road, Southminster, was coming out of the Nisa Local store with Katie when the accident happened last Wednesday between 5.30pm - 6pm in North Street, Southminster.
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Goomynuts says...
Surely only the restraining hand of an adult could have prevented this nasty accident.
I'm sorry that Katie was hurt & hope she has now recovered from her pain and terrible fright - but I fail to see how a 'crossing' would have made any difference in this case .....
4:15pm Thu 21 Feb 13
Grumpy36 says...
That is so true, the accident would not have happened if the child had been properly supervised.
No-one can blame the traffic, or parking in North Street for this.
The only person to blame here is the supervising adult!
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LeBron James is so excited about the Super Bowl. If the 49ers win, he'll have the hottest ticket in Miami ... and Cleveland.
49ers win the SuperBowl we having a HUGE champions party with @dontewhitner @tedginnjr_19 and Me in Miami and of course in Cleveland!!— LeBron James (@KingJames) January 20, 2013
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Boys' basketball
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Seton Catholic at Moriah, 5:30 pm.
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Peru at Saranac, 5:30 pm.
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012, 8:00 pm
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Production Orchestre 21
Two concertos and two premieres in the space of two hours: the Orchestre 21 hasn't got cold feet. Paolo Bellomia will conduct Sokolović's concerto — introspective, "simply human" music — as well as Debussy's, showcasing the talented Jimmy Brière. Also on the programme, a never-performed tale in music by Debussy, and a premiere by Leclair. In short, a large-scale undertaking for a fearless orchestra! The production is supported by the CALQ.
Ana Sokolović, Concerto pour orchestre (2007)
Commission: Montreal Symphony Orchestra, with support from the CCA
Claude Debussy, Fantaisie pour piano
Claude Debussy, Le Diable dans le beffroi
Hugues Leclair, Mille choses à la fin (2011) (premiere)
Commission: Orchestre 21
Directed by Paolo Bellomia, Orchestre 21 has always maintained a mission to encourage new Québécois music. Inspired pianist and sought-after chamber player, Jimmy Brière is a regular performer on both the local and international scene.
The SMCQ has been moving in step with the lively rhythms of new music for almost fifty years. With its regular concert season, its Série hommage (Homage Series), an international festival, and a young listener's programme, the society has served both as a platform for today's composers and as a window on creative works for everyone.
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I'm interessed by the nokia c3-00 for it's wifi capability.
I'm new in the "nokia world", so I understand that the S40 is a little "obsolete" plateform (even if it's the most used in the world)
And as I see here: http://wiki.forum.nokia.com/index.ph..._Nokia_devices
the c3-00 doesn't support "native" VOIP (SIP protocole)
I would like to use a SIP client in Wifi mode when wifi is available (at home, in public hotspot etc ...)
Is there a possibility to do that with this phone ?? An added APP buy on the ovi store ??? Or a native built-in SIP client in the phone ???


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PEORIA, Ill. -- Some Peoria grade school students were sent home with an extra bit of reading material.
Kindergarten through 4th graders at Charter Oak Primary School were given the opportunity to pick out a book for their very own collection.
The program called, "Look, It's My Book," and it aims at making sure every Peoria elementary school student has books to read at home.
Since beginning in 2008, the program has given out more than 60,000 books, all of which were hand-picked by the kids.
"The most important thing to motivate children to read is that it is in an area of their interest and that's why we have the children pick rather than just take one book and give the same title to everybody," said Founder, Look. It's My Book! Founder, Janet Roth.
Roth said if anyone is interested in donating books or time to the program just visit lookitsmybook.org for more information.