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Chevy's choice: Stick with Noel or pursue Vigneault
NO one but GM Kevin Cheveldayoff and members of his inner circle know how the Winnipeg Jets feel about their coach Claude Noel right now. But if Alain Vigneault finds himself on the street in the coming days, the mystery may end.
Cheveldayoff needs to determine whether Noel has overachieved with a subpar roster or held back his team with poor coaching. At this point, the answer is not clearly evident.
But if the Vancouver Canucks do what many think they will and fire Vigneault, keep an eye on Cheveldayoff to see if he makes a play.
Under normal circumstances, one would expect the Jets organization to exercise patience with Noel and let time reveal his exact worth. But if the Canucks — ousted from the Stanley Cup playoffs in the first round for the second straight season — get twitchy and fire this established and tremendously successful coach, Cheveldayoff will at the very least have to consider taking a run at Vigneault.
Cheveldayoff was asked at season's end if Noel would be back running the Jets and he would not say yes.
"The answer is, that everybody that is under contract is under contract," said Cheveldayoff. "It's one of those things when you talk about a coach at this point in time, if I say something one way or say something the other way, it's always misconstrued. There should be no interjection or expectation that Claude Noel is not the coach. The question then leads to, 'Well, then you must be signing him to an extension.' There's a process in place to deal with these things.
"It's a question that has to be asked. Claude Noel is the coach of the Winnipeg Jets. He is under contract and as we move forward the processes will unfold."
Cheveldayoff could easily have said he wanted Noel back. The extension question could have been handled by saying it hadn't been discussed yet. But Cheveldayoff, for his own reasons, left the door open. Maybe he doesn't want to tip his hand prior to negotiations. Maybe he wants to bring Noel back on a short leash. Or maybe he wants to replace him.
The only thing known for certain is that when given a chance to say his coach would be back, Cheveldayoff demurred.
Noel was hired to coach a hockey team with a group of core players that had never made the playoffs together. They still haven't. The core has not dramatically changed. In fact, Cheveldayoff subtracted from the roster to collect draft picks at the 2012 trade deadline, and at the same juncture in 2013, did nothing.
All moves of a GM who has repeatedly stressed the need for patience while he restocks the organization's player pool.
The coach could make the argument the GM has done little to help him, that he's been doing his job, patiently waiting for the program to kick in and supply him with a roster both talented and deep.
The Jets were woefully shallow at forward this season and the blue-line featured a lot of youth. In the end, the Jets were a middling roster, achieving similar results.
It's true Noel hasn't had a lot to work with but one might also argue he hasn't been able to get this group to take the next step. It's all perspective and Cheveldayoff's on the matter is both unknown and all powerful.
Noel has coached the Jets to a 61-56-13 record over two seasons and missed the playoffs both times. To say he's had a fair shake would be inaccurate but pro sport isn't about what is fair. If Cheveldayoff has come to the conclusion Noel isn't the coach to lead the Jets and someone he feels better suited for the job is available and attainable, he'll make the change.
Kill or be killed is the law of the jungle.
Noel had to supervise the transfer of a franchise from Atlanta to Winnipeg, hire a coaching staff, put a program in place and become familiar with an entire organizational roster in his first season. This season's labour dispute robbed him of a training camp. No question, there have been plenty of cards stacked against Noel in his first fulltime NHL head coaching position.
Has he proven himself to be a successful NHL head coach? Not really, says the record. Has he been given the tools and opportunity to make that case? Again, not really.
Vigneault — and there is no guarantee (should he be fired) Winnipeg would be able to secure his services— is an elite NHL head coach.
Two Presidents' Trophies, a Jack Adams Trophy, six Northwest Division banners and Game 7 of a Stanley Cup final are all on Vigneault's resumé. Many NHL teams would want him as their head coach.
Vigneault did all this with a superior roster. Could Noel have matched his results with those same players? Good question but the answer is elusive. Noel doesn't have the NHL track record to lead to a conclusion one way or another.
If Cheveldayoff could land Vigneault, who will cost around $2 million per year and want as much as a five-year deal, it would be difficult to argue against the move.
But it would also fly against everything the Jets have said they stand for in terms of patience and development.
Perhaps the lure of landing a fish as big as Vigneault could move the Jets off their organizational principles. Cheveldayoff, if he is unsure of Noel's future with the organization, might determine he can't pass on the opportunity to hire a coach like Vigneault while waiting to find out if Noel is indeed the right man.
Asked to bet, I'd have to put my money on Claude Noel being back and likely given a one-year extension. With what he's had to work with and the circumstances surrounding the situation, he deserves more time.
But deserve and fair aren't in the pro sports dictionary.
So no one should be surprised, given the opportunity to bring in a known quantity, if Cheveldayoff pulls the trigger.
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Connecticut Route 40
|Route information
|Maintained by ConnDOT
|3.08 mi[1] (4.96 km)
|1976 – present
|Major junctions
|South end:
|I‑91 in North Haven
|North end:
|Route 10 in Hamden
|Highway system
Route 40, also known as the Mount Carmel Connector, is a 3.08-mile (4.96 km) spur route from Interstate 91 (at Exit 10) in North Haven, Connecticut connecting I-91 and Bailey Road in North Haven to Route 10 in the Mount Carmel neighborhood of Hamden. Route 40 is a 4-lane freeway with one intermediate exit leading to/from U.S. Route 5 in North Haven. It crosses over Route 15 (Wilbur Cross Parkway) but does not have an interchange with it. This is the only place in the state where two freeways cross without an interchange.
Route description[edit]
Route 40 begins from northbound I-91 in North Haven as the Exit 10 off-ramp. The designation runs for 0.5 miles (0.80 km) along the exit ramp. The expressway then proceeds northwest and is joined by on-ramps from Bailey Road and southbound I-91. The I-91 interchange includes an overpass over the Quinnipiac River and railroad tracks. About 0.3 miles (0.48 km) past the I-91 interchange, the road crosses over another set of railroad tracks, then has an interchange with U.S. Route 5. Access to and from US 5 is via Dixwell Avenue (SR 717) or Devine Street (SR 720). The road then continues through a rock cut where it crosses over the Wilbur Cross Parkway without an interchange about 0.6 miles (0.97 km) from the US 5 junction. The road soon enters the town of Hamden, where it crosses over the Mill River and closely parallels Route 22 for the rest of its alignment. Route 40 ends at the traffic lights with northbound Whitney Avenue (Route 10). At that intersection it also, down the road, junctions up with CT Route 22, no trucks on both east and west routes. [1]
Special designations[edit]
Route 40 in Hamden is also known as the Edward Armeno Memorial Highway, named after a Hamden police officer.[1]
Plans for the Mount Carmel Connector first appeared in Tri-State Transportation Commission's recommendations of 1962. This was not acted upon for several years until the Connecticut Highway Department put up the proposal again in 1967.[2] Originally the Mount Carmel Connector was to be part of the expressway relocation of Route 10 to exit 29 of I-84 in Southington. These plans were never implemented, however.[3]
The Mount Carmel Connector was opened in 1972 from I-91 to Dixwell Avenue and State Street (US 5) in North Haven. It was first given an unsigned designation of State Road 724. The expressway was extended north to Whitney Avenue (Route 10) in Hamden in 1976, at which time it was given the designation Route 40. Originally, Route 40 was planned to extend further southeast beyond I-91 to connect with I-95 in Branford.[4]
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The entire route is in New Haven County.
|North Haven
|1N: I‑91 north – Meriden
1S: I‑91 south – New Haven
|Signed as exits 1N (north) and 1S (south)
Trumpet interchange
|US 5 – North Haven, New Haven
|Route 15 (Wilbur Cross Parkway) – Wallingford, Woodbridge
|Unnumbered exit, proposed interchange
|4N: Route 10 north – Mount Carmel, Cheshire
4S: Route 10 south – Hamden
|Signed as exits 4N (north) and 4S (south)
Trumpet interchange
|1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
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Disenchanted by the very few idiots in the profession, extremist views, overconfidence in their own ability, defensive nature created by unions and a general lack of forum etiquette.
I don't even get angry about those kinds of posts anymore, my girlfriend is a primary school teacher and I have the upmost respect for her profession and what she does. I think it's a shame that some people have to be outspoken and look for fights with other members of staff who just wish to bring their skills to the table. I don't think I have ever really met anyone like that idiot in all the schools I have worked at, which is a significant number having consulted in Nottingham for a couple of years.
Let us all pat him on the back, say "chin up and all the best" while we strive for I.T perfection
Seriously folks ... it is a vampire thread! The fact that the lazarus capabilities of certain threads on TES Forums didn't break when TES moved it to their new, funky interface amazes me. I thought that we would end up with threads that got locked if not responded to after 30 minutes!
There are some good folk over there but I wouldn't get to bothered about it all. The same people that feel that you are not a professional unless you are a teacher are also the group that look down at nurses because they aren't doctors, look down at aerospace engineers because they are not astronauts and look down at little pussy cats because they are not big, menacing tigers! (ok ... might have made that last bit up).
All you can do is educate them, get your policies and procedures right and then hit them where it hurts ... by delivering a good service day in, day out ... people like that hate nothing more than someone doing a good job that they cannot pick fault with.
Smile a lot ... document your work ... share good practice with other schools ... and remember that they are the minority and usually not worth stressing out over.
Work with those teachers in your school who *do* value you and your work ... and then let those teachers defend you.
You are never going to win everyone over ... I know PE staff that look down at Art / Drama / Music staff just because they think they are not physically fit ... until a drama/dance teacher ran a training session for them and beasted them into the ground!
Smile ... if nothing else, because you are more likely to be the independent learner that they are trying to get students to be, because you are flexible and adaptable and what they are trying to get students to be, you have a decent work ethic which is what they want students to have, and you are part of a helpful community that shares good practice in ways that is sometimes hard to find in the teaching profession.
But try not to gloat about how good you are too much ... it is a tad unbecoming!
Some might find this odd given my usual nature, but these sorts of threads don't annoy me.
Why? Because there are morons in every walk of life, and teaching is no exception (nor is IT for that matter). After accepting that, the important thing is that the morons are not near me.
Personally I would only worry about all this rubbish if it was the attitude in the school I worked in. I couldn't give a rat's behind what someone in another school thinks of my profession, or how important I am to the school.
I sincerely believe that most teachers work very hard, but the very fact of their careers and CPD being laid out for them in the way it is (and for very good reason) they don't need to scan the horizon for future developments in the way they will soon be teaching their pupils to do. It should be an interesting experiment.
I read this TES thread with growing disbelief...
The notion that a support member of staff should not be part of the SLT/SMT is nonsense. The poster in question really needs to learn about how most organisations work. A factory may make rubber ducks, but it's IT Director will still be on the board and expect to be part of the decision making process, regardless of how much he knows about rubber ducks. Ducks aren't the only things discussed, and alternative viewpoints are valuable. You wouldn't have a board of just manufactoring directors, would you ?
My school has ICT as one of its 'specialims' and our team of five get a lot of respect from all staff, including teachers. So too do our science technicians, admin staff and site management people. Our business manager is certainly part of the SMT and rightly so.
All schools have the odd bad egg, though. I remember a few years ago when we were told in a staff briefing that the school would be employing a human resources manager and one particular teacher (and not a senior one, either) actually said that he couldn't understand why the HR Manager was being paid more than he was.
But I'm lucky. I like my school and (nearly) all the people that work in it.
And Dos_Box, you gave a measured and calm response that does all of us credit. Ta.
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A person with industry experience is a valuable asset - said person should be able to bring the know-how and experience of running a mission critical network 24/7 ( most schools would be happy with 8 - 5 / 5) which I would've thought would be brilliant.
Just a shame I'm too lazy to register...
evidently Grumbledook, you are the voice of reason if it was to be personified.... I'd say johnbrown is TES' resident vampire...
The funny thing is that there are also groups of teachers out there in groups like this one ... starting of as a minority and trying to influence change in small bits, being innovative, trying new things out and experimenting ...
Microsoft's Innovative Teachers' Network
Promethean's teachers' forum
Toshiba's excellence group (if it is still called that)
Apple Distinguished Eduactors
TeachMeet attendees ...
SSAT's Innovation Unit
And these groups often hit the same brick walls we do, with poor tech staff, some with stuck-in-their-way teachers, some with recalcitrant senior manglement ... it is a fact of life.
If some of the moaning folks on TES (A minority admittedly) got out a bit more ... mix with others ... then perhaps it would be better. Instead they spend their life on a computer, ranting on forums, using pseudonyms, have avatars rather than show their real face ... erm ...
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Made a response ... put enough suitable material in there so that if certain people want to troll they can do, but I'm really not bothered about what they say or think. They really aren't worth it.
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Economic efficiency of solar hot water policy in New Zealand
AbstractNew Zealand has recently followed the path of several other countries in promoting solar hot water (SHW) systems in the effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, yet the economic efficiency of large-scale policies to encourage SHW remains a pressing question for policymakers. This paper develops an economic framework to examine policies to promote SHW in New Zealand, including the current information, training, and subsidy policy. The economic framework points to environmental, energy security, and average-cost electricity retail pricing market failures as motivation for SHW policy, with the global climate change externality the most important of these. The results indicate that domestic SHW systems are close to being financially attractive from a consumer perspective, but a more substantial subsidy policy would be necessary for SHW to appeal to a wider audience. Such a policy is far more likely to have positive net benefits than a policy of mandating SHW on all homes or all new homes in New Zealand, and could be justified on economic efficiency grounds under reasonable assumptions. However, this result reverses under an economy-wide carbon trading system that internalizes the environmental externality.
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SHINAGAWA, Tokyo, IP Japan, May 18 /PRNewswire/ -- Customer Tezzaron(R) Semiconductor has implemented a core from intellectual property (IP) provider CAST, Inc., using patented wafer stacking technology to produce the first three-dimensional integrated circuit (3D IC) processor.
Tezzaron's 3D IC processor uses the vertical connections and precise stacking of their FaStack(R) process to place 128 Kbytes of SRAM memory above the 8051-type processor and bind the two layers into a single device. Using a 160 nm technology, the resulting 3D IC runs up to ten times faster and requires only about 1/10th the power of a typical 8051. The core, CAST's R80515, uses a reduced instruction set and other features that make it an effective and efficient embedded processor or controller.
"We wanted to demonstrate our technology with a workhorse processor that's still used in thousands of products and devices around the world," said Robert Patti, Tezzaron's chief technology officer. "CAST proved to be a great partner-easy to work with and providing excellent support-and implementing their core was painless and straightforward."
Tezzaron has delivered the 3D processor to several potential customers for evaluation. More information on both the processor and the FaStack(R) technology is available on the company's web site at http://www.tezzaron.com/. The 3D processor will also be running in a demonstration in CAST's booth at the upcoming Design Automation Conference (http://www.dac.com/).
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A divorcee with a teenage son and a temazepam addiction is the hardbitten detective in this new take on the classic crime thriller. Jenny Cooper is the title character: an ex-family lawyer who relocates to the Bristol countryside for a quiet life as the city's coroner. What she gets, though (along with a hunky gardener knocking at her door) is a caseload of deaths that look covered up by her predecessor, who died suddenly, mid-investigation. The plot's heavy on paperwork and light on knocking skulls, but Hall's heroine is believable enough to care about, and it's good to see a novel niche being carved in the crowded realm of whodunits. Perhaps it'll do for coroners' courts what CSI did for forensic science.
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Rhinelander again welcomes American flag downtown
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Today was the third attempt to get a flag to fly on the downtown cell tower.
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The flag flew for about 15 minutes, then caught on itself and tangled.
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Rhinelander High School held their freshman orientation Thursday. New students got the chance to do team building, get their Chromebooks and tour the school.
Juniors and seniors were there to help the freshmen.
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Are marketers thinking on their feet fast enough to catch up to the changes that are taking place in marketing? Said Aghil Baaghil poses some tough questions.
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What is the one thought that leads everything in marketing?
Isn't it brands?
It seems everything revolves around the concept of the brand, or at least the head of marketing and of the organisation work to serve the brand.
Has the practice of marketing changed since the days of the marketing mix, when that idea was first introduced during the AMA conference in Chicago, Illinois in 1967? And how does advertising communicate through all these changes the marketing industry is facing? These are just a few of the millions of questions that CEOs and shareholders are asking themselves every day.
Today, it's not about competitiveness in marketing; it's about innovation, creativity and strategy, while still maintaining the basic principles of marketing. All these things are the most fundamental drives. In the past decade we have even noticed that the marketing mix, which used to be only the four Ps, has now extended to encompass more ideas, more 'Ps'. As industries change, the market environment changes and so does the target audience.
With the focus of the company being the brand, which drives almost everything before it, marketing has also changed from being a set of generic processes to encompassing a range of additional essentials to support the brand. For this reason, the field of marketing has many professional specialties beyond the basic practice of generic marketing.
For example: brand marketing is part of marketing but focuses more on the brand aspect instead of the generic trade aspect applied in many industries. I still believe the trade aspect is as important as the brand, because it's the basic process that supports the brand and allows it to flourish, but again the objective of sales today is to secure brand performance in the minds of the target audience.
I have raised some important questions here which I won't be able to address now, but these thoughts can flirt with our minds, and perhaps prompt us to envision the future of marketing and extend the support that marketing can get from the advertising and public relations industries.
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IT was a bit disingenuous of Irish Socialist Party leader and recently-elected MEP Joe Higgins to call the guarantees concerning the Lisbon Treaty achieved by the Irish government in Brussels last Friday 'red herrings' when it was people like himself, Libertas, Sinn Féin and a motley assortment of anti-European Union zealots that put many of them there in the first place during last year's referendum campaign. By doing this, they caused so much confusion by sowing seeds of doubt in people's minds that - apart from those who used the referendum as a protest vote against the government's handling of the economy - many who hadn't fully made up their minds about the value or otherwise of the Lisbon Treaty chose to vote no at the last minute, rather than endorse something that they did not fully understand.
This was also, it must be said, an indictment of the pro-Lisbon Treaty side as they failed to explain it clearly - with a number of prominent establishment figures admitting that they had not even read it! - and, therefore, were unable to allay the genuine fears of ordinary people confused by much of the misinformation that had been put out by those on the no side.
Apart from Joe Higgins, who seems intent on biting the hand that now feeds him - although he is entitled to his anti-EU views, notwithstanding that the majority do not agree with them - the other prominent campaigners against the Lisbon Treaty got their comeuppance at this month's European Parliament elections. The biggest casualty was the high-profile Libertas founder Declan Ganley, who failed to get elected in the North West constituency, while the party's other two candidates in Ireland, Caroline Simons and Raymond O'Malley, were rejected even more decisively in their respective constituencies.
Ganley had hoped for Libertas to become a pan-European political force, but suffered a huge reversal abroad, when two of three sitting MEPs he had persuaded to stand for the party failed to get re-elected. To his credit, Ganley walked away from politics after his rejection by the voters, opining that he at least recognised that no means no.
Meanwhile, in Dublin, Sinn Féin vice-president Mary Lou McDonald, who was her party's most prominent anti-Lisbon campaigner, also lost her seat in the European Parliament. In Munster - while she did some very good work campaigning on rights for vulnerable people - Kathy Sinnott's anti-Lisbon stance was probably the factor that tipped the balance against her, as she narrowly failed to get re-elected.
Even though the rejection of the Lisbon Treaty should not have happened in the first place and set the tone at the start of what was to be a disastrous first year as Taoiseach for Brian Cowen, to his credit - and also that of Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheál Martin - a root and branch review of why people rejected the Lisbon Treaty here last summer was carried out and people's concerns about this most important issue were elicited and addressed by the government. Would that they could be that good with the other pressing areas of concern that they need to deal with!
At the end of November, the Oireachtas Sub-Committee on Ireland's Future in the European Union reported its findings in the wake of the rejection of the Lisbon Treaty. The comprehensive report explored the challenges facing Ireland in Europe, especially in the context of meeting the concerns expressed by the Irish people last June, concluding that Ireland's place is at the heart of the European Union.
The Irish people's concerns about the Lisbon Treaty were brought to the EU summit in December and guarantees sought in the areas such as the right to life, family and education matters, our corporate tax regime, the perceived threat of conscription to an EU army, Ireland's neutrality and the retention of an EU Commissioner for each of the 27 countries. Then EU president Nicolas Sarkozy promised a protocol to allay all such fears Irish citizens had about the Lisbon Treaty and, even though the presidency has been held for the first six months of this year by the mercurial Czechs, Brian Cowen held his ground in insisting that the promise of a protocol be honoured.
A declaration by all member states, or by some, may be made in conjunction with a treaty, but does not have legal force as it just expresses a political intention, whereas protocols attached to the various treaties have exactly the same legal status as the treaty itself. To achieve the enshrinement of the guarantees requested by Ireland in a protocol involved some brinksmanship by the Irish government, as there was opposition to it, especially from British prime minister Gordon Brown, who was afraid he would have to go before his own parliament to have the Lisbon Treaty ratified again.
However, Brian Cowen held his nerve to gain what was probably his biggest and most important political achievement since becoming Taoiseach by getting the agreement of the other 26 EU leaders to the protocol that should allay all the fears expressed here about the Treaty of Lisbon. This protocol will be attached to the next EU treaty, subject to the ratification of the Treaty of Lisbon in the second referendum on it next October in Ireland.
The protocol will not contain the change in the treaty reversing the proposal to have only fifteen EU commissioners for the 27 member states. Our expressed desire to continue to have one for each member state will take the form of a political decision, which has been agreed, subject to ratification of the Lisbon Treaty by all the member states.
With the global economic downturn having got much worse since the first Lisbon Treaty referendum here just over twelve months ago, the reality has dawned on many people who voted no then that we need the European Union more than ever, as our economic fortunes will not even begin to recover until the rising tide of the bigger players' recovery starts to lift our boats. Also, the EU is forcing our government to adhere to strict borrowing guidelines of an agreed percentage of our GDP as we try to regain control of our finances, thus heading off any temptation that a government might have to borrow and bedamned in order to court political popularity.
There are many other areas where the European Union is of benefit to Ireland, especially as a big player in international negotiations with the world's superpowers such as the United States, China and Russia. EU influence is vital if there is to be any meaningful global response to address the calamity of global warming brought about by climate change and there are areas such as human rights where it can also exert influence on its member states' behalf.
Ireland has been a net beneficiary of the European Union since we joined almost forty years ago and even though there were areas where we sold some of the family silver - such as access to our fishing waters - we can thank EU structural funds, for example, for having helped kick start the Celtic Tiger economic boom. That we blew it through greed is solely our own fault.
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I made a reservation on 7/14/2013 to fly round trip from Las Vegas to Syracuse departing Oct. 19 and returning on Oct. 27. Flying out, we volunteered to be bumped from Dulles to Syracuse and received two $400 vouchers, a hotel room and meal vouchers.
Returning, I reconfirmed our flights, which even had seat assignments. I reconfirmed again on the morning of departure. When we got to the airport, we had been DELETED from the flight. However, we were still on the connecting flight from Chicago to Las Vegas. I'm not sure how they thought we were going to catch the second flight? After seeing the paperwork showing that my husband and I had confirmed reservations with seat assignments, they said, sorry, but we are not on the flight! They called someone and we spent about 45 minutes in angst, as we HAD to get home that night! Finally, we were placed on an American flight, leaving later, arriving home much later.
I wrote to United, complaining about being deleted! A week later I received a letter from Jesse Ramos from Customer Care, offering us each 3,000 frequent flyer miles as a "goodwill gesture".
I find that to be a slap in the face. 3,000 miles is only 12 percent of most airline tickets.
We had volunteered to be bumped and received two $400 voutures, hotel and food, and they delete us and offer us 3,000 miles?
In the past we have flown United quite often, but this clearly makes me believe the level of incompetence and inconsideration, brings flying United again into question.
After the lame 3,000 mile offer, I wrote back to Mr. Ramos and expressed my dissatisfaction and dismay with their dismal offer, and have been rewarded with no response whatsoever.
So, buyer beware, you may have reservations with seat assignments, but that doesn't mean you will fly!!!
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I made a reservation on 7/14/2013 to fly round trip from Las Vegas to Syracuse departing Oct. 19 and returning on Oct. 27. Flying out, we volunteered to be bumped from Dulles to Syracuse and received two $400 vouchers, a hotel room and meal vouchers.
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I've had this happen to me before on both AA and UAL when my initial flights were disrupted and I was rerouted. In both cases a gate agent made changes to the reservation by somehow overriding their normal systems, and my future legs got all screwed up.
After this happened the first time I am diligent about confirming with the airline either by phone or online that my future reservations are indeed intact.
It really sucks to find out your tickets have been cancelled as a results of their own systems screw ups.
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I don't think , according to their contract, that they owe you anything, so accept the "goodwill gesture". However, you don't state how "much later" you arrived at your destination so I can't be sure.
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That's really rude, which happened with you both and after all this, they are sending you a 'goodwill gesture'. How strange it is !
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Yes, UA was in error with the deletion but they seemed to have adequately made it up by putting the OP on the AA flights.
Whether they were much later or not probably is covered by the lack of guarantee as to arrival times. An airline cannot be responsible for someone not getting home when they wanted.
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Just confirms my belief that they take your money and then take no notice of your needs. I won't be flying with United again - see my post below.
Having just flown to Orlando here are a couple of airlines to avoid if you are travelling with a baby and/or small children. This is because they do not appear to care about you at all even when it was booked a year in advance so here goes:
Air Canada had no bassinet although one was requested and also travelling with a 5 and a 3 year old we were allocated seats in 3 separate rows meaning that my 5 year old was seated on his own for this overnight flight; flew out with United Airlines and again no bassinet available although we believed it was reserved.
Here is a part of the email received from them about this: "United Airlines offers bassinets on select international and transcontinental flights for infants weighing 22 pounds (10 kg) or less. A request for bassinet can be made when reservation is made, but please understand bassinet requests cannot be confirmed. Please visit united.com for more details."
So even if you believe you're booked one it is not confirmed thus making it difficult for you to know what will happen on the flight. I really think that if you reserve one then it should be confirmed, or you are told that sadly there are only 2 available on each flight and these are already booked. I least then you know where you stand.
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We had a portion of our ticket deleted on United recently. We ended up being 20 hours late. They gave us some vouchers. The whole experience was a nightmare. I now have no faith that having a boarding pass means anything.
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We had the exact same thing happen to us!!! We volunteered , didn't need to give up seats in the end. Biput they had deleted our last leg of our flight and had is flying back to where we just came from. Wow, I thought it was a rare issue.
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None of these situations is at all unique to United. Unfortunately, it's the same on all the major airlines.
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TMZ broke the story ... Davy died last week from an apparent heart attack, which the singer suffered at a ranch near his Florida home, where he was visiting his horses.
Davy has not been cremated yet, and the family is still discussing what to do with his ashes. Funeral plans for the singer are also still up in the air.
RIP Davy. I'm a bereaver.
RIP David Jones
If we recall correctly, Davy wrote in his autobiography that he was thinking about being buried in Manchester, England - he actually laid down on his father's grave, testing it out! So cremation is not surprising, to allow transportation of his remains to England, if that's the family's plan. Florida seems a strange place for him to be buried to us fans, because he really lived in Pennsylvania, but called England home. RIP Davy. And we hear that the other 3 Monkees won't be attending the Florida funeral to avoid a media circus - classy, that.
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suspect he has already been cremated -- or sure hope so. sounds like there might be a little issue as to where those will be spread or buried. how 'bout some in england, some in pa. and a wee bit in florida. sounds like his real home was in horse country in pa. did he move to fla. after he started seeing the 3rd wife?
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Davy Jones was actually at a Thoroughbred racehorse training center called Payson Park. He was a huge racing fan.
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I, too, have been shocked, devistated and heartbroken about his passing!! I've have loved him all of these years! He is gone much, much too soon! ;'(
There goes the evidence!
"Davy has not been cremated yet, and the family is still discussing what to do with his ashes. Funeral plans for the singer are also still up in the air."
Since he loved horses so much, why not spread them throughout the ranch?
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Research Article
Spatial–temporal variations of methane emissions from the Ertan hydroelectric reservoir in southwest China
Article first published online: 15 NOV 2010
DOI: 10.1002/hyp.7903
Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Hydrological Processes
Volume 25, Issue 9, pages 1391–1396, 30 April 2011
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How to Cite
Zheng, H., Zhao, X., Zhao, T., Chen, F., Xu, W., Duan, X., Wang, X. and Ouyang, Z. (2011), Spatial–temporal variations of methane emissions from the Ertan hydroelectric reservoir in southwest China. Hydrol. Process., 25: 1391–1396. doi: 10.1002/hyp.7903
Publication History
- Issue published online: 13 APR 2011
- Article first published online: 15 NOV 2010
- Manuscript Accepted: 20 SEP 2010
- Manuscript Received: 25 AUG 2009
Funded by
- National Nature Science of China. Grant Number: 50639070
- National Key Basic Research Program of China. Grant Number: 2009CB421105
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