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reviews for: listing #97904 - Corolla, North Carolina Condo rental
- bedrooms 3
- pool yes
- type Condo
- baths 2
- hot tub no
- community Indian Summer
- sleeps 8
- pets allowed no
rates (USD)
$950 - $1,775 /wk
$1,500 - $2,500 /mth
Grammies Place
Review submitted: September 16, 2013 Date of arrival: September 7, 2013
This is a very lovely beach home. From the great carport with parking for 2/3 cars, the convenience to shopping and attractions, the homey touches including a fully furnished kitchen, spacious bedrooms and bathrooms, the privacy of an end unit, and more, this place was fantastic. The owner was pleasant to work with, and she had LOTS of informations and coupon books on local attractions. The rates were reasonable and the atmosphere was wonderful. I would highly recommend this cleaned, well maintained, well ventilated and charming property.
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, romantic getaway
Owners response: Thank you for your lovely review and we are so glad you enjoyed the house, location and amenities. We look forward to seeing you again next summer!
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good location in a great area of the outer banks
Review submitted: August 20, 2013 Date of arrival: August 4, 2013
We stayed here for a week with our family of 5 and another couple and had a wonderful experience. The keys were there when we arrived and we had no problems getting settled in. The rooms were nicely furnished and the beds were all very comfortable. The living area is not the most spacious for a three bedroom, but the large couch helped! The walk to the beach is nice - a short boardwalk stroll. The vegetation is a little grown up around the board walk and my kids had a couple encounters with sticker bushes just walking down the walkway. It is certainly not the owners fault, but a call to the neighborhood association to request some landscape maintenance is recommended. This section of beach was not very crowded and there's a lifeguard nearby. The community pool is right inside the complex and very close but not so close you hear any noise from it. The pool was so nice for our kids (ages 6,4,4) as almost 1/2 the length of the pool was 3'6" which gave them a very large area in which to play. The pool was not very crowded either. I was disappointed to find out there is no longer a hot tub by the pool as advertised. The location in Corolla is excellent as it is close driving distance to Harris Teeter/Duck Donuts (YUM!), mini golf, go carts, the lighthouse - overall a great stay and a lovely home. Thanks!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: We are so glad you enjoyed your stay at Grammie's Place this summer. The wide beaches are some of the best in OBX and we like the safety of Ocean Sands lifeguards. The Ocean Sands HOA does major landscaping along the boardwalk every spring and fall but sounds like they need to spruce and we'll let them know. Our home is definitely designed for small families or two couples; it's cozy and close. The hot tub is open seasonally in May and October; the pool stays open throughout our rental season and with the decks and gazebo makes it great for kids. Thanks for choosing Grammie's Place; you are welcome back anytime.
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Grammie's Place
Review submitted: September 24, 2012 Date of arrival: September 16, 2012
We were a party of two couples over 65+. Stayed during early September. Wonderful accomodations. Felt like home. Was funrnished with everything in the kitchen. Very neat and clean. Experienced a need for washing machine repair. Property manager very attentive to our need and repair man came at our convenience. Fixed same day. Pool was beautiful. Ocean was only 1 block from condo easy walk. Beach chairs were furnished and the beach was empty. Seemed like our own beach front. Weather was high 70's and low 80's. Fantastic week. Was close to grocery & eateries etc, food was always excellent, even the deli fish places. NOt very congested this time of year with tourist. That was lovely to have no traffic congestion. WE will return. Loved the fact that much of the beach front north of our beach area was undeveloped. Owner was very accomodating and accurate in description of condo and location. Would definetly recommend to others. Vacationers from Ohio.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, tourists without a car, romantic getaway
Owners response: Thank you for this lovely review and glad everything worked out! So glad that you enjoyed the beach - September and October are great times to be there for fabulous weather and miles of open beach. We hope to see you next year.
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Helpful votes: 3 / 3
Perfect family vacation place; perfect location!
Review submitted: August 26, 2012 Date of arrival: August 19, 2012
To stay at Grammie's Place was a last minute decision for me and my children and we found it to be the absolute best place we have stayed on the NC Coast. The condo was immaculate, well equipped, and perfectly located. The owner was more than willing to be flexible with dates and was extremely open to communication. My children and I are already planning a longer stay next year.
This is a perfect place for families - I particularly like the "quiet" time between 10 PM and 10 AM that is enforced.
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing
Owners response: We look forward to seeing you all again next year! So glad your family enjoyed the OBX and our home!
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Helpful votes: 2 / 2
We LOVE Grammie's Place!
Review submitted: July 21, 2012 Date of arrival: June 17, 2012
We had such a nice vacation at Grammie's Place. The owners have thought of everything to make your stay relaxing, comfortable and convenient. We especially liked the "starter kit" of soap, paper towels, toilet paper etc. and the lock box with the key. The condo is a 5 minute walk to the beach and is also close to grocery shopping, restaurants & shopping and fun activities. What more could you want? The condo is cozy- love the outside picnic table for card games, hanging out and ordering in seafood. The property was clean and well maintained and even had chairs, umbrellas and boogie boards for our use. There are tons of fun places to eat like Bad Bean Taqueria, Sunset Grille on the Sound, Grammy B's Ice Cream and Tomato Patch Pizza. We also enjoyed shopping at Timbuktu and the Corolla Lighthouse. Everyone took a turn on the tennis courts- not something we usually get to do! We highly recommend Grammie's Place!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: Thank you for your lovely review and so glad you enjoyed your time at our home. We love sharing it and glad that it brought your family the joy that it has brought ours over the years. Thank you!
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Great Vacation Place
Review submitted: July 11, 2012 Date of arrival: July 1, 2012
My family and I had a great vacation!!! The place was larger than we expected, very clean and well equipped. The pool was great for relaxing and the beach was only a short walk, loved the ocean and the little sand crabs. We loved sitting out on the deck. Very close to grocery stores, mini golf and restaurants.
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway
Owners response: I am so pleased that you enjoyed your vacation at Grammies Place. The Outer Banks has been a special place for our family for many many years and we are glad that you have discovered it.
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Helpful votes: 1 / 1
Great location for quiet getaway!
Review submitted: July 3, 2012 Date of arrival: June 28, 2012
We had a great time at Grammie's Place. The property was well maintained and very nice. The owner provided excellent service. All the beach gear we needed was provided and in OK condition. The area was less crowded than other OBX areas I have stayed in the past. It was great for a quiet getaway. Very close (~1.5miles) to Tim Buck II and other attractions. The only negative comment I can think of is the fact that there is only one tennis court and it was very popular in the morning and afternoons. Otherwise, everything was great. Will recommend!
Recommended for: families with young children, families with teenagers, sight seeing, romantic getaway
Owners response: We are so glad that you chose Grammie's Beach house for your vacation and that you found plenty to do!
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Helpful votes: 1 / 1
Perfect Place
Review submitted: May 21, 2012 Date of arrival: May 18, 2012
Grammie's Place was perfect! It made our trip for a wedding over the top. Everything is right there. The beach, the pool, the hot tub, the shopping. The condo was the best, very clean and very comfy - just like home. Internet, DVD player, board games - just what you want. The kitchen was FULLY stocked with every item you could think of and more. So easy to find. On top of all the great inside stuff you have access to the storage closet with beach chairs, coolers, boogie boards. If we ever make it down to Corolla again we know where we are staying.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing
Owners response: I am so glad that you enjoyed your stay at Grammies Place. Our first trip to the Outer Banks was thirty years ago but we felt the same way you did and have been going back ever since. We hope that you will too.
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In Villa Dining
Too busy relaxing by the pool or soaking in your private spa to even conceive of cooking? Then let our dedicated and discreet chef prepare a feast for you in the comfort and privacy of your own villa. Perfect for special occasions including intimate candlelit dinners for two and group dinner parties, our in-villa menus will tempt your tastebuds and satisfy your senses. Choose from our delicious two-course set breakfast or one of our tantalising three-course dinner options that take decadence to new heights. We also offer luscious pastry boxes, fresh seafood platters, mouth-watering sushi assortments and sweet options including a chocolate fondue platter and Bella Rosa gelato pack, all delivered to your door. Bon appetite!
- In Villa breakfast –Gourmet 2 course menu prepared and served by our chef in the privacy of your villa - from $55pp (48 hours' notice is required) contact reservations for current menu
- In Villa dining – 3 course menu prepared and served by your own personal chef. Prices start from - $135pp (48 hours' notice is required) contact reservations for menus options
- Seafood Platter- Freshly caught Australian seafood, the selection may vary depending on the daily catch. For 2 – from $160.00 For 4– from $270.00
- Authentic Japanese Sushi Platter – Choose from three mouth-watering sushi platters. Vegetarian Platter (48 pieces) $55 – Deluxe Mixed Platter (38 pieces) $85 Supreme Mixed Platter (48 pieces) $120 (24 hours' notice required)
- Chocolate fondue platter – Seduce your tastebuds with our decadent fondue accompanied with strawberries, honeycomb, banana & marshmallows – $75
- Bella Rosa gelato pack – Choose from over 30 indulgent flavours and fill a takeaway pack with 3 of your all-time favourites – $40
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If you're worried about mortgages, negative equity, and house prices here at home, one interstellar organisation has a solution. Move to planet Mars! And we hear about an interesting venture, where you can anonymously buy a coffee for someone in need...
Suspended Coffee is a worldwide movement where you can leave a hot drink or a meal 'behind the counter' for a person in need.
It has just come to Ireland in the last two weeks, and Dublin woman Aoife Ryan is the woman behind bringing it here. She has set up the 'Suspended Coffee Ireland' page on Facebook (www.facebook.com/pages/Suspended-Coffee-Ireland) as well as a Twitter account (@SuspenCoffeeIre), spreading the good word to cafes and restaurants nationwide, and she joins Derek in studio to chat about why she became involved.
And Colm Flynn goes to meet Moira Graham, the owner of Soulful Bistro in Stoneybatter in Dublin – one of the businesses signed up to the 'Suspended Coffee' scheme - to find out how it's working for them...
Captain Kirk, Spock and the rest of the gang on board the Starship Enterprise boldly went where no man went before! However, they never made it to Mars. But that's television for you! Reality is a lot stranger.
By 2013 it's hoped that man (and woman) will not only set foot on the Red Planet, but set up camp there.
A not-for-profit organisation based in Holland, called Mars One, plans to make the seemingly impossible a reality. Bas Lansdorp is co-founder and General Director of Mars One. He's on the line from the Netherlands to explain all about the project...
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Section 40 of the Wildlife Act, 1976, as amended by Section 46 of the 2000 Act, provides protection for hedgerows by providing that it shall be an offence for a person to cut, grub, burn or otherwise destroy hedgerows on uncultivated land during the nesting season from 1 March to 31 August, subject to certain exceptions. It is important that, where possible, necessary work to hedgerows is carried out outside this period.
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The Steve Dunlap Memorial Time Trial (to be held Sunday, 06 June 2010), promoted by the Davis Bike Club Race Team, is now open for registration. Registration is through SBO at the following link:
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Same course as the past two years in South Davis.
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Global surface temperatures have increased about 0.74°C (plus or minus 0.18°C) since the late-19th century, and the linear trend for the past 50 years of 0.13°C (plus or minus 0.03°C) per decade is nearly twice that for the past 100 years. The warming has not been globally uniform. Some areas (including parts of the southeastern U.S. and parts of the North Atlantic) have, in fact, cooled slightly over the last century. The recent warmth has been greatest over North America and Eurasia between 40 and 70°N. Lastly, seven of the eight warmest years on record have occurred since 2001 and the 10 warmest years have all occurred since 1995.
Recent analyses of temperature trends in the lower and mid- troposphere (between about 2,500 and 26,000 ft.) using both satellite and radiosonde (weather balloon) data show warming rates that are similar to those observed for surface air temperatures. These warming rates are consistent with their uncertainties and these analyses reconcile a discrepancy between warming rates noted on the IPCC Third Assessment Report (U.S. Climate Change Science Plan Synthesis and Assessment Report 1.1).
An enhanced greenhouse effect is expected to cause cooling in higher parts of the atmosphere because the increased "blanketing" effect in the lower atmosphere holds in more heat, allowing less to reach the upper atmosphere. Cooling of the lower stratosphere (about 49,000-79,500 ft.) since 1979 is shown by both satellite Microwave Sounding Unit and radiosonde data (see previous figure), but is larger in the radiosonde data likely due to uncorrected errors in the radiosonde data.
Relatively cool surface and tropospheric temperatures, and a relatively warmer lower stratosphere, were observed in 1992 and 1993, following the 1991 eruption of Mt. Pinatubo. The warming reappeared in 1994. A dramatic global warming, at least partly associated with the record El Niño, took place in 1998. This warming episode is reflected from the surface to the top of the troposphere.
There has been a general, but not global, tendency toward reduced diurnal temperature range (DTR: the difference between daily high or maximum and daily low or minimum temperatures) over about 70% of the global land mass since the middle of the 20th century. However, for the period 1979-2005 the DTR shows no trend since the trend in both maximum and minimum temperatures for the same period are virtually identical; both showing a strong warming signal. A variety of factors likely contribute to this change in DTR, particularly on a regional and local basis, including changes in cloud cover, atmospheric water vapor, land use and urban effects.
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Reviews by markaberrant:
Saskatchewan (Canada)
2.53/5 rDev -20.2%
A - pale copper, brilliant clarity, pours a thick bubbly head that recedes to a thin creamy cap
S - typical Big Rock sweet malt aroma, smells sorta like a toasty amber ale, no hops,
T - sweet malt, slightly spicy, carboard metallic blood-like finish
M - ok I guess
D - tastes ok, until you swallow it
Pretty much a generic Big Rock beer with an awful aftertaste.
04-19-2011 02:41:46 | More by markaberrant
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3/5 rDev -5.4%
So they brought this back and included the word rye or it is a new recipe? Sometimes they stay mum on this stuff to try and get you to just try the beer and find out. It works.
Pours a slightly dusty yellow of dark proportions, like a very light copper. Has a pale malt aroma, not much caramel. Just kind of that empty feeling when you describe bready when nothing else makes itself apparent.
Taste, metallic, something that I figure is rye, doesn't have the usual identifiable texture or 'spice' component. At this point, this seems to push me over the edge to say that this is in fact a different recipe than the one I drank in the 90s. Some sweetness to it. Not really a memorable beer, seems kind of expensive, especially when you can get SN's rye for less and it is so much better. Worth a try, but hardly likely to be a repeat visit anytime soon.
02-18-2012 03:45:56 | More by Beerandraiderfan
Alberta (Canada)
3.88/5 rDev +22.4%
One of a few selections from Big Rock's back catalogue, currently being resurrected on a smaller-scale brewing system at the brewery. Served in an old-school Big Rock pint glass, the sort of which I still have a neglected cupboard full...
This beer appears a clear pale copper colour, with one finger of soapy off-white head, which leaves a thin wall of painted lace around the glass as it quickly wisps away. It smells of pale malts, a bit of sweet bread, and some mild peppery spice. The taste is grainy, bready malt, a subtle, but noticeable rye edge, more mild black pepper, and soft leafy hops. The carbonation is a bit high at first, the body medium weight, a bit obviously tingly, and it eventually becomes smooth enough. It finishes a bit off-dry, the understated malt dealing with a pushy, drying, spicy, hoppy nuance.
You can sure taste the rye, which makes it as near as good as I can remember - it at least did a stellar job of transporting me back to 1995, in beer sense/time.
12-14-2010 00:39:55 | More by biboergosum
Alberta (Canada)
3/5 rDev -5.4%
07-16-2012 00:49:29 | More by Alberta_Beer_Guy
Alberta (Canada)
3.61/5 rDev +13.9%
Draft pint,I have missed out on thi local beer until now.
Clear, pale copper colour, alot lighter color than I was expecting. Short head of large bubbles, thin, wispy lace, not very long lasting foam. It smells more malty than hoppy, slightly bready, some peppery hints. The taste has some bready malt, a bit of spiciness from the rye. Mild pepper notes, then some earthy hop to finish. Good level of carbonation, medium body and mouthfeel, dry finish.
I like it, will drink again.
01-20-2013 05:42:29 | More by BigBry
Saskatchewan (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +2.5%
11-07-2013 01:15:57 | More by Tom_Servo
British Columbia (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev +2.5%
05-11-2012 00:18:12 | More by bumchilly25
3/5 rDev -5.4%
12-28-2011 15:23:54 | More by cdwil
British Columbia (Canada)
2.4/5 rDev -24.3%
A: Crystal clear, golden bronze with a white head, very thin ring of retention, no lace.
S: Light spicing with plenty of caramel and toffee.
T: Plenty of sweetness in the flavour: sponge toffee & caramel; there's a nice rye spicing, but unfortunately it's not very bready, just too much residual sweetness. Slightly earthy, modest bitterness. As it warms, the macro-like floral hopping comes forward.
M: The residual sweetness is a little much; moderate body.
O: Definitely brewed for the mainstream consumer, with plenty of sweetness. When I think of rye, I think of bread. When I drink this rye, I'd rather eat bread.
02-18-2012 03:24:10 | More by Derek
Ontario (Canada)
2.8/5 rDev -11.7%
A - Pours a crystal clear golden colour with a copper hue, no head, no lacing.
S - Wheat and bready scents dominate, sweet caramel comes through on the finish. The rye/peat scents are detectable, though are quite suppressed.
T - The up front flavours are a bit of a let down, leaving me reminded of a mix of their grasshopper (wheat) and warthog (caramel) offerings, however, the flavours that come through on the finish recover slightly for this. Some bitter hop notes, caramel and toffee and a touch of peat and rye do surface.
M - Pretty heavily carbonated, making a bit full bodied going down and slightly prickly, though the finish is nice with a touch of dryness.
D - Overall, I had higher expectations for this particular offering, but ultimately was rather disappointed. Again, props for the attempt, but you'll have to try a bit harder to get back to your grassroots.
04-21-2011 00:32:52 | More by andrenaline
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +18.3%
07-20-2012 17:56:59 | More by Sbekolay
Alberta (Canada)
4.47/5 rDev +41%
Appearance: Dark golden colour, almost hints of copper in tone with a thin head.
Smell: Rye grain, wheat, almost a sweetness - perhaps honey.
Taste: Well-balanced with flavours of wheat, honey, and grain. Has a nice, light breadiness to it. Slight bitterness at end, but palatable.
Mouthfeel: Smooth and bubbly. Nice texture that goes down easy.
Overall: A nice session brew that Big Rock has revamped and reintroduced to the market. Hope to see this one stick around all year and stay on the shelf with other well known Big Rock brews.
10-09-2011 02:49:18 | More by leaddog
Alberta (Canada)
3.23/5 rDev +1.9%
341ml bottle poured into pint glass 19/7/11
A clear golden bronze with loads of bubbles of all sizes floating up to a thin film of head that's gone in seconds leaving nothing behind
S grainy spicy honey and that's about it
T more peppery spice then I could smell but that's not saying much, I thought it would be spicier but its OK
M light with plenty of bubbles, its a little refreshing with a bit of an aftertaste
O pretty basic beer, nothing offensive but I was hoping for more
I'm just excited Big Rock has something new to offer, well revived an old beer anyways new to me at least
07-19-2011 19:51:57 | More by wordemupg
British Columbia (Canada)
3/5 rDev -5.4%
11-28-2011 06:51:33 | More by EskimoDave
2.9/5 rDev -8.5%
Big Rock Brewery Magpie Rye Ale: On a trip to Calgary, I picked up a six pack of Big Rock Brewery IPA. Someone had swapped out two of the IPA's for a pair of Magpie Rye Ales in my six. (Honestly, I did not do it!) Anyway, I got to try the Magpie. Never having had a rye ale, I was not sure of what to expect. The head was pretty thin, and the beer a light brown in color. The aroma did have something different to it, must have been the rye. Likewise the flavor, there was the taste that must have been rye. I liked the unique flavor, and overall it was a decent beverage. Not enough wow factor to make it a must have beer, but nice to try something different.
09-01-2011 15:11:19 | More by iSip
Alberta (Canada)
3/5 rDev -5.4%
11-15-2011 05:35:02 | More by tonyf55
2.25/5 rDev -29%
05-21-2012 14:12:33 | More by TJMcScmeebs
Alberta (Canada)
3.75/5 rDev +18.3%
11-10-2012 07:17:45 | More by schnarr84
Big Rock Magpie Rye Ale from Big Rock Brewery
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- 1 small onion, finely chopped
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- 1 teaspoon milk
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- Remove cream cheese mixture from pan; cut in half widthwise. Stack one on top of the other on a serving plate. In a small bowl, beat milk and remaining cream cheese until smooth. Spread over cube. Cut olives in half; arrange on top and sides of dice. Serve with crackers. Yield: 3 cups.
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It's a guilty verdict for five of the six Richmond middle school students accused of beating up their bus driver. The Albert Hill middle students faced felony charges for the attack, but those charges were reduced to misdemeanors Wednesday.
Prosecutors say they couldn't see these 12 to 14-year-olds with no previous criminal histories facing felonies, especially after reviewing surveillance video. But they agreed something had to be done to teach the teens a lesson.
"Do you think he learned a lesson from this?" we questioned one of the parents leaving court, but she kept quiet.
With their parents by their side, all six of the students accused of beating up bus driver Gregory Davis last Fall left the courtroom.
Five of the students plead guilty to misdemeanor assault and battery charges which prosecutors reduced from the felony charges the teens originally faced.
"Are you pleased? This could've ended a lot worse," we asked another parent Robyn Allen.
"It could've but I left it up to God," she said.
Allen's son was the only teen to get off the hook. The state says the video didn't prove he did the crime. Allen says she's glad it's all behind them.
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"It's fair to say the juveniles that were on that bus acted appropriately and it's certainly safe to say that the bus driver acted inappropriately that day.There was a lot of blame to go around but at the end of the day the children should not have assaulted the bus driver and that's why they were found guilty of that charge," said Assistant Commonwealth Attorney Edward Nickel.
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The five students were ordered to have no contact with the bus driver and to remain on good behavior in and out of school as a condition of their probation. Prosecutors say there will be a status hearing in a year to see how they're doing.
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Take a look at the documentation that's included with IDM. Additionally check out the tutorials, how-to's and other guides found here: http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-8397, you should consider all of them important.
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Please start with IDM 7.2 Central SAP Note 1498369
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Hemlock Semiconductor in Montgomery County announced Monday they will be laying off 277 of its 400 workers starting in March.
Citing "significant economic challenges," the company said the layoffs will occur over a two-week period beginning on March 18.
The plant had become one of the biggest construction projects in the state, but the company announced in November they were postponing three of the four phases of their plant project.
Hemlock officials had said the Clarksville facility would eventually employ 500 workers.
The layoffs are "in response to significant oversupply in the polysilicon industry and the threat of potential tariffs on its products sold into China," said Company Spokesman Jarrod Erpelding.
"This is a difficult but necessary decision to enable Hemlock Semiconductor to navigate the volatility in the polysilicon and solar industries," said Andrew Tometich, president of Hemlock Semiconductor in a news release. "The unresolved trade disputes among the U.S., China and Europe are a major factor in Hemlock Semiconductor's actions as the threat of tariffs on U.S. polysilicon imported into China has significantly decreased orders from China, which is home to one of the largest markets for our products."
The $1.2 billion plant near the Kentucky border was scheduled to begin production of polycrystalline silicon. The compound is used in solar energy panels.
Tometich said the plant will be utilized and the company looks forward to production. Asked if the layoffs mean the plant might not open this year, he conceded that is possible.
The company said they are also laying off 100 workers at their facility in Michigan.
"There's no doubt there's a huge disappointment in the state," said Gov. Bill Haslam. "We were hoping for big employment numbers there. The only consolation is that they did make the capital investment they said they would in the state. They themselves have invested north of a billion dollars."
Haslam said there are still hopes the company will build to their original plan when market conditions allow.
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During Hemlock's construction, Austin Peay State University even unveiled a Hemlock Semiconductor Building where students could enter a chemical engineering technology program. University officials hope the news about Hemlock doesn't discourage students from entering their program, saying two thirds of the more than 100 students who have studied in the Hemlock Semiconductor Building have actually gone to work for other companies.
"They've learned skill sets that qualify them to pursue jobs in other companies that produce all sorts of things," said Bill Persinger of Austin Peay. "That includes jobs in the oil and gas industry, the coal industry, and power industries such as TVA."
News of Hemlock's troubles come a short while after polysilicon plant Wacker delayed the opening of their Bradley County facility for 18 months. During Gov. Phil Bredesen's time in office, the state offered incentive packages to solar companies. Haslam said he hasn't given up on them.
"I think both Wacker and Hemlock would both say this book isn't finished yet," said Haslam. "We're sitting where we are today where two folks have made really big investments in the state, but the employment and growth hasn't happened."
Copyright WSMV 2013 (Meredith Corporation). All rights reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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I wish I photographed my own work! I carry a tiny digital camera everywhere I go, but schedules are so hectic that I hardly have a chance to take really great shots. My advice: find a professional photographer that likes your work, and be sure they know what your working on. I have two great photographers who shoot a variety of my work pro bono, and their pics look 10 times better than mine, but be sure you always get permission from the company.
Chad R. Jung, lighting designer
Fort Worth, TX
Photographing my lighting design and special effects is essential. It allows me to not only save my work for my portfolio, but also allows me to refer back to old productions in a visual manner for research. I shoot most of my shows with a Canon Powershot A80. Its four mega pixels give me enough clarity in a package small enough to throw in my gear bag. Also, its basic video mode allows me to capture complex moving light programming and visual special effects. Utilizing Apple's .Mac and iWeb services, I can easily upload my photos to my virtual online portfolio. The iWeb program seamlessly interfaces with iPhoto's organizing brilliance, automatically creating all of the site's HTML code. The simple publish command places all of my content on the web with a simple, respectable URL short enough to place on a business card.
Nick Van Houten, lighting/special effects designer
Glendale, CA
I represent design and rental company, GRODA. I upgrade our web page, and thus all the company photos are processed by me. Most of the pictures on our web page (www.groda.pl) are taken by our lighting designers, operators, or technicians, depending on who is free. When taking photos, we often change little things in the lighting scene, in order to make it look good in the pictures: stop the movement of a lamp to avoid blur, reduce the brightness to minimize over-exposition, change the lighting scenes quickly to capture all the changes in the design in short time. It is good to have someone in the crew who will concentrate on this one task or to find some time after the show to capture all that was interesting or worth remembering. The camera that we bought recently for our company picture documentation is the DIGITAL 600 from Olympus.
Malgorzata Ostrowska, GRODA
Warsaw, Poland
I photograph all my own designs. In addition to that, this year I was contracted to make archival photos for all productions of The Dallas Opera. I use a Nixon D70 digital SLR camera with an 18-70mm lens and a tripod. I also have an IR remote for triggering the shutter. This allows me to get full stage shots in the typical low light conditions of theatre with a maximum of clarity. I catalog them and do minor processing with Picasa, a freely downloadable program from Google. If any more extensive processing is desired for special effects, I use Adobe Photoshop. This is only for non-archival purposes. I highly recommend a digital camera, as it frees you from worrying about how much film you are using. Since I usually only get one performance or rehearsal to shoot, I have to make sure I get all the shots I need the first time. Of course, it also means you can trash the bad stuff without feeling that your wasting money, film, etc. Each show's photos get burned onto a disk along with all related paperwork, plots, etc. and filed for easy retrieval.
Laura McMeley, freelance lighting designer/resident lighting coordinator, The Dallas Opera;
associate professor, CCCCD and SMU
Dallas, TX
I have photographed my own work for 25 years using a 35mm Canon AV-1 with Kodak Ektachrome 160T professional film. It's color balanced for tungsten lighting. More recently, I've been using a Sony Mavica FD92 digital camera. It takes great shots, but I don't think quite as balanced as the Ektachrome film. Plan ahead, pick your shots, and take shots both at photo call and a dress rehearsal. Always try to get shots of your work. You never know who's going to ask to see examples of your work. It might just get you that next job.
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It was an incredible week in Atlanta for Final Four fans, but all good things must come to an end. Tired Louisville and Michigan, whether by car or plane, fans are heading out of town on Tuesday. The game ended late Monday night with Louisville coming out on top.
After the eruption inside the Georgia Dome with confetti, cheers, and even tears, fans poured outside, and Louisville fans were feeling good about the outcome.
"Today's game was awesome. Best game I've seen all Final Four. Both teams played great. Pulled out all the stops, Louisville just had the better team," said fan Auzzie Freeman.
On a normal day, Atlanta's Hartsfield Jackson airport sees about 40,000 people fly out. They expect to see about 65,000 make their way through the gates on Tuesday.
Airport official Louis Miller says the huge increase in travelers is 100 percent due to Final four travelers leaving town. He says for the next eight to night hours a constant flow of people are expected at the airport.
For all who attended the Final Four, the weather was great, and Atlanta had a ton to do over the last four to five days. So whether you're a Michigan fan or a Louisville fan, most people will be leaving Atlanta with good memories.
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A beloved coach is hanging up his whistle and running shoes. He's taught generations of students in Laveen schools.
Kids listen up when Coach Harry Taylor speaks. He's the physical education teacher at MC Cash Elementary.
"Kids have been the number one priority for me."
He's a legend at the school, teaching P.E. for 38 years. But he also gave them lessons in life.
"I wanted to make sure that kids in this area know that even though they may lack certain things they could still survive and succeed," says Taylor.
He's taught the parents of many kids in his classes today. It's like family for him.
"I just really enjoyed working with kids and staff in this community and that's why I've stayed here all this time."
But he feels it's time to go. He will be missed but not forgotten.
For decades there was no gymnasium at this school, but the coach was able to work around it. And it came as a big surprise when they finally did build it -- they dedicated to him.
Now Coach Taylor will always be remembered.
Coach Taylor will officially leave his job in May, but will come back once in a while as a substitute.
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It's 2012, and you're probably not a fan of pitcher wins. They're the statistical equivalent of hiding under a school desk in the event of a nuclear attack: a quaint and nostalgic look at the useless things we used to take seriously.
But I don't want to get into that one-sided debate on the Internet. If you're really interested in a defense of pitcher wins, you can check out what one of my favorite baseball writers has to say about them. But they still tell you things about a team, about a bullpen and, yes, sometimes about a starting pitcher.
It's almost May, and there are 26 pitchers who have made at least two starts without picking up a win. One of them is Chris Volstad, who just allowed a double while you were reading this. Another one is Francisco Liriano, who just walked Chris Volstad while you were reading this. You can see why they don't have a win.
There are three others, though, who don't deserve this fate. They've been pitching well. Not just well enough to win a game -- well enough to win a Cy Young if they were to maintain the same level of performance throughout a full season. A quick look at their travails:
0-2, 2.66 ERA, six starts
Most egregious no-decision or loss:
Easily the 10-inning masterpiece he pitched against the Giants in April. Ten innings, seven runners, one no-decision. The game was decided on a Ty Wigginton error that set up the winning run.
Proof that the bullpen hates him for being such a big-shot fancypants:
May 15, when he went eight full innings, allowing just five hits, walking one, and striking out 10. Chad Qualls pitched the ninth because $50-million man Jonathan Papelbon pitched the previous three nights, including the night before when the Phillies entered the bottom of the ninth with a four-run lead. Qualls muttered, "Screw you, Cliff Lee, all fancy-like!" under his breath as he threw hanging sinker after hanging sinker. The Phillies eventually won the game. Lee got a no-decision.
Quote from someone who thinks Jack Morris should be in the Hall of Fame:
"See, that's his problem. He left after the eighth like a nancy-boy! Jack Morris would have bit his manager's nose off if he tried to bring in a reliever. Literally. Look it up. Sparky Anderson has a prosthetic nose because of the Willie Hernandez Incident of 1985, I kid you not."
0-2, 1.84 ERA, five starts
Most egregious no-decision or loss:
May 7, when he allowed four runners (and no runs) over seven innings on just 73 pitches against the Mariners.
Proof that the bullpen hates him for being such a big-shot fancypants.
Fister was pulled after 73 pitches that game because this was his first start off the disabled list. Octavio Dotel allowed three runs in the ninth inning to blow the lead and the game. He threw fifteen pitches, walking Brendan Ryan (first walk of career) and Ichiro (third walk of career, including his Pacific League statistics) on nine pitches. They both scored after a wild pitch, a passed ball, a double, a bunt, and a fly ball. There was literally one thing that the Mariners did on their own.
Quote from someone who thinks Jack Morris should be in the Hall of Fame:
"He went on the DL with a 'trunk strain'? A problem with his costochondral? I once watched Jack Morris remove his own costochondral with a shoehorn and a Gatorade jug in '85, and he got the win as he staunched the blood with a rosin bag glued to his side."
0-2, 2.28 ERA, seven starts
Most egregious no-decision or loss:
May 3, when he allowed three hits and a walk over eight innings, and left with 101 pitches after eight innings.
Proof that the bullpen hates him for being such a big-shot fancypants.
Same game. Carlos Marmol allowed the exact same number of base runners, just with 24 fewer outs. That was the last game Marmol would close. Rafael Dolis, the ostensible new closer, came in, blowing the save and taking the loss.
Quote from someone who thinks Jack Morris should be in the Hall of Fame:
"A goatee? Ryan Dempster has a goatee? Oh là là. Guess we'll just grab a baguette and some brie and chassé up the Rhine to watch this game. Hope the game doesn't end in an extra-innings surrender. A goatee. Come on. WHAT IN THE HELL IS WRONG WITH A NICE, CLEAN, AMERICAN MUSTACHE??"


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Strong critics of U.S. foreign policy often encounter charges of "anti-Americanism." Even though vast numbers of people in the United States disagree with Washington's assumptions and military actions, some pundits can't resist grabbing onto a timeworn handle of pseudo-patriotic demagoguery.
In a typical outburst before the war on Iraq last spring, Rush Limbaugh told his radio audience: "I want to say something about these anti-war demonstrators. No, let's not mince words, let's call them what they are — anti-American demonstrators."
Weeks later, former Congressman Joe Scarborough, a Republican now rising through the ranks of talking heads, said on MSNBC: "These leftist stooges for anti-American causes are always given a free pass. Isn't it time to make them stand up and be counted for their views, which could hurt American troop morale?"
Today, in an era when the sun never sets on deployed American troops, the hoary epithet is not only a rhetorical weapon against domestic dissenters or foreign foes. It's also useful for brandishing against allies. Oddly, in recent months, across the narrow spectrum of U.S. mainstream punditry, even European unity has been portrayed as "anti-American."
An extensive article by Andrew Sullivan at the outset of the summer, in the mildly liberal New Republic, warned that "with the unveiling of a new federalist constitution for a 'United States of Europe' in June, the anti-American trend will be subtly but profoundly institutionalized."
Sullivan added: "It's past time that Americans wake up and see this new threat for what it is."
Similar noises have come from right-wing outlets such as The Weekly Standard. Under the stern headline "America needs a serious Europe policy," a contributing editor declared that "the anti-American drift of the EU is cause for concern. At a minimum, it should lead Washington to rethink its traditional enthusiasm for greater European integration. Much as British entry into the euro zone might make life easier for American businesses (and tourists), it is sure to make life more difficult for American diplomats." And, the article could have added, for American war planners.
The elastic "anti-American" label stretches along a wide gamut. The routine aim is to disparage and stigmatize activities or sentiments that displease policymakers in Washington. Thus, "anti-American" has spanned from al-Qaida terrorists, to angry Iraqis tiring of occupation, to recalcitrant German and French leaders, to Labor Party backbenchers in Britain's House of Commons.
Any Americans gauged to be insufficiently supportive of U.S.
government policies may also qualify for similar aspersions. (During a debate on CNN International this year, a fervent war supporter proclaimed me to be a "self-hating American.")
The officials now running Washington are intoxicated with priorities that involve spending more than $1 billion a day on the U.S. military.
Meanwhile, the media support for de facto empire-building is tinged with sometimes-harsh criticism — without urging forthright resistance to a succession of wars largely driven by the USA. In many cases, the fear of being called "anti-American" seems to match tacit enthusiasm for visions of pax Americana.
A few weeks before he became the New York Times executive editor, Bill Keller wrote in a June 14 essay about the Iraq intelligence debacle:
"The truth is that the information-gathering machine designed to guide our leaders in matters of war and peace shows signs of being corrupted.
To my mind, this is a worrisome problem, but not because it invalidates the war we won. It is a problem because it weakens us for the wars we still face."
"The wars we still face" are chronically touted as imperatives. In the months and years ahead, many commentators will keep equating opposition to military actions with "anti-Americanism."
But the fog of such rhetoric cannot hide destructive agendas. A lengthy mid-summer report in the Los Angeles Times concluded that top Pentagon officials "are studying the lessons of Iraq closely — to ensure that the next U.S. takeover of a foreign country goes more smoothly."
A special assistant to Donald Rumsfeld was upbeat. "We're going to get better over time," said Lawrence Di Rita. "We've always thought of post-hostilities as a phase" apart from combat, but "the future of war is that these things are going to be much more of a continuum. … We'll get better as we do it more often."
While political commanders plan to "do it more often," those of us who oppose them can expect to hear that we're "anti-American."
Norman Solomon is co-author of "Target Iraq: What the News Media Didn't Tell You." For an excerpt and other information, go to:


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Welcome to Earth! It's a planet having an iron core, with two-thirds of its surface covered by water.
Earth orbits a local star called the Sun, the light of which generates the food supply for all the millions of species of life on earth.
The dominant species on Earth is the human being, and you're one of the six billion of them! Humans have iron in their blood, and their bodies are composed of two-thirds water, just like the planet they live on.
The physical composition of the Earth, its people and everything on it contains an electro-magnetic field which is not yet fully understood.
Theories and legends about the origin of Earth, people and life itself abound, however they are not commonly discussed. The bulk of earth's people spend their time immersed in daily activities, leaving the big questions for later.
"Who are we? Where did we come from? Where are we going? How will we get there?"
Many religions and philosophies have attempted to answer these questions over the years, but so far none has given an answer that everyone on the planet can accept.
In contrast to all the disagreement, the similarities among people on earth are far, far greater than any differences.
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We're trying to install Telligent Community ver 184.108.40.206272 and we're getting the following error... So far we just put the site on IIS 7 and windows 2008 R2 running framework 4.0 with recommended patch.
Server Error in '/' Application.
The requested page is not a part of the current theme.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: Telligent.Evolution.Components.CSException: The requested page is not a part of the current theme.
Source Error:
An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below.
Stack Trace:
[CSException: The requested page is not a part of the current theme.]
Telligent.Evolution.Controls.ContentFragmentPageBase.OnInit(EventArgs e) +1672
System.Web.UI.Control.InitRecursive(Control namingContainer) +508
System.Web.UI.Control.InitRecursive(Control namingContainer) +250
Any ideas on what's causing this?
Thank you
Can you verify your centralized filestorage location is writable?
In reply to Luke D:
Yes it is writable. We even temporarily added "everyone" to permissions as this is on dev env.
In reply to rbaranov:
Fresh install or upgrade?
Which page are you trying to hit? Default?
Can you see if you have any files located here:
Fresh install. Default. Content of folder "7e987e474b714b01ba29b4336720c446" Folder and two files in folder: 0c647246673542f9875dc8b991fe739b.xml and c6108064af6511ddb074de1a56d89593.xml
Can you hit the control panel?
No. Get same error as original post.
Taking shot in the dark here as I have had this issue in the past, but don't recall the problem.. Just trying to see if your site can read from filestorage.
Can you hit this:
I have seen this error when I have added a new URL to siteurls_override.config, but it doesn't get written to the proper XML file in the themepages
It seems like that file is corrupt or not readable as i'm guessing the default and common/login.aspx pages both are triggering the same error.
Also, did you completely follow all of the installation steps, created the db and created the new site with the proper sproc etc??
When trying to browse to "/cfs-file.ashx/__key/themefiles/h-c-s-7e987e474b714b01ba29b4336720c446-stylesheetfiles-c-c-c/screen.css" I get:
Server Error in Application "TELLIGENTEVOLUTION"
Internet Information Services 7.5
Error Summary
HTTP Error 404.0 - Not Found
The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.
Detailed Error Information
Error Code
Requested URL
Physical Path
Logon Method
Logon User
Most likely causes: •The directory or file specified does not exist on the Web server.
•The URL contains a typographical error.
•A custom filter or module, such as URLScan, restricts access to the file.
Things you can try: •Create the content on the Web server.
•Review the browser URL.
•Create a tracing rule to track failed requests for this HTTP status code and see which module is calling SetStatus. For more information about creating a tracing rule for failed requests, click here.
Links and More InformationThis error means that the file or directory does not exist on the server. Create the file or directory and try the request again.
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Its a fresh install so we did not modify any files besides connection string. We have followed that guide and done all parts in DB and Web parts. We get up to "Check that you can access your Telligent home page. "
would it be possible to zip up your filestorage folder and add it as an attachment to this thread?
Luke, there is 1024Kb limit so I had to break it into 3 parts. Please check first three posts for attachments.
Any other ideas? or suggestions we can try? thanks
I opened up filestorage.part3 and the factorydefaultpages is empty for me
its under the first file. Just download all 3 and extract them into same folder. thank you Luke
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Two bouts have officially been selected for broadcast on the "UFC Prelims" special for UFC 137. The one-hour preview will spotlight a lightweight contest, Donald Cerrone (16-3) vs. Dennis Siver (19-7), and a featherweight contest, Bart Palaszewski (35-14) vs. Tyson Griffin (15-5), live on Spike TV. MMAJunkie.com first reported the news.
Cerrone enters the card as a late replacement for Sam Stout, who withdrew for undisclosed reasons. The 28-year-old former-WEC contender aims to get his fourth straight UFC win after notching victories over Paul Kelly, Vagner Rocha, and Charles Oliveira since transferring into the promotion earlier this year.
He faces Siver, a 32-year-old German striker who has won four straight UFC bouts of his own, and seven of his last eight. The Taekwondo black belt has developed a fearsome reputation for exciting performances inside the cage and is one of the few men to collect all three UFC post-fight bonuses, having won 'Knockout of the Night' (twice), 'Submission of the Night,' and 'Fight of the Night.'
Meanwhile, Palaszewski looks to make his Octagon debut after a successful run inside the WEC's lightweight division. The 28-year-old Polish veteran recently had a four-fight win streak snapped after suffering a narrow split decision loss to Kamal Shalorus at WEC 53.
He will battle Griffin, a fan-favorite with a reputation for delivering non-stop action. The 27-year-old Xtreme Couture representative has won four 'Fight of the Night' bonuses and recently snapped a three-fight losing streak by defeating Manny Gamburyan in a return to the featherweight division.
UFC 137 is slated for October 29th at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The card is headlined by a bout between Georges St. Pierre and Carlos Condit for the UFC welterweight championship.


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The Houston Rockets pulled out all the stops at their meeting with Los Angeles Lakers free agent Dwight Howard as free agency began in the wee hours of Monday morning, using former Rockets greats to sell Howard on the organization's championship history, according to Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski.
The Rockets have reportedly emerged as the frontrunners to land Howard, and the two parties met at the Hotel Bel-Air at the outset of free agency. In addition to Rockets owner Les Alexander, general manager Daryl Morey and coach Kevin McHale, the team also brought along former greats Hakeem Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler to vouch for the franchise. Yao Ming was even involved in the presentation, as he checked into the meeting from China via Skype.
Current Rockets James Harden and Chandler Parsons also delivered their pitch, telling Howard that they would love to have him as a teammate and that they would immediately become championship contenders if he chose Houston.
The belief is that Howard's biggest priority in this free agent process is winning, and the Rockets did all they could to sell him on that. McHale also told Howard that he would build his system around him and that the team is searching for complementary players to properly surround the center.
Howard is set to meet with the Dallas Mavericks, Golden State Warriors, Atlanta Hawks and of course, the Lakers in the coming days. Lakers general manager Mitch Kupchak did have a brief face-to-face meeting with Howard before the big man met with the Rockets, which was first reported by Dave McMenamin of ESPN Los Angeles.
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A Democratic Senator and a Republican Congressman have demanded, in separate hearings with General Motors executives, that GM drop its claim in federal bankruptcy court of civil immunity for injuries suffered from defects prior to the filing. GM's lawyers have recently asserted that in its 2009 bankruptcy filing, the sale of its assets to the government-backed "New GM" results in protection from liability arising from safety defects occurring before the filing, a claim which would prevent victims from exercising their constitutional rights to compensation.
During a hearing on the GM defects issues of the Senate Commerce Committee on July 17, Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) asked GM General Counsel Michael Millikin whether GM would drop that claim. After trying to duck the question, Millikin replied, "We will not."
That follows the questioning of GM President Mary Barra by Rep. Morgan Griffith (R-VA) on June 18 during a hearing of the House Energy and Commerce Committee. You can see that segment of the hearing on Rep. Griffith's YouTube page. He asked, "Ms. Barra - why are your lawyers still trying to seek protection in the bankruptcy court?" She refused to agree to drop the claim of immunity filed in bankruptcy court.
After the hearing, Rep. Griffith issued a statement with this: "GM may be entitled to bankruptcy protection, but don't tell us that you are going to take care of victims while simultaneously seeking a shield from the bankruptcy court from those same victims and their families. If GM truly wants to fully and fairly compensate everyone that's been harmed as a result of safety defect issues, GM's lawyers ought to stop asking the bankruptcy court for protection, and let these matters work their way through the normal channels."
Sen. Blumenthal and Rep. Griffith were experienced attorneys prior to entering public service, and Sen. Blumenthal officially represented the people of Connecticut as the state Attorney General. Here we have bipartisan agreement, from a conservative Republican and liberal Democrat no less, that the Americans who suffered from GM's dangerously defective cars should be entitled to exercise their constitutional right to bring their claims before a jury without GM hiding behind a change in corporate form. These two men realize that the civil justice system designed by the Founding Fathers is the appropriate forum for GM's victims to seek compensation. Hats off to them.