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anyone got this card recently ?
01-20-2010 02:26 PM - edited 01-20-2010 02:26 PM
I applied for a similar card (same category as prestige requiring "Excellent" credit).
Capital One publishes this information related to who the card is intended for:
This card is for people with Excellent Credit
I have had a loan or credit card for at least five years
I have a credit card with a credit limit greater than $10,000
I have never been more than 60 days late on a credit card, medical bill or loan payment
I have never declared bankruptcy
Personally, I like some of the other cards better, unless you are looking for CapOne's best APR. Prestige has the lowest published APR at 11.9% V, but also has a 3% Transfer/Cash fee. It also has no rewards.
A couple of the other cards have no Transfer fees and offer rewards and is 13.9%.
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Thanks txjohn !
I wonder how high is their initial credit line, for the cards requiring excellent c.h
I heard that they pull all CB, what if 2 of the 3 are under freeze, would they budge ?
01-20-2010 02:46 PM - edited 01-20-2010 02:52 PM
Well, I app'ed the CapOne Professional Ultra and only received a $3k CL.
In hindsight, I should have waited a few months before applying for it. At the time I applied, $10k was my highest CL, and I only had 1 card at that level. At the time of app I had:
- BoA $10k
- Chase $3.5k
- CapOne $1k
- Orchard $750
- Juniper $2k
- Macy's $1.3k
- Macy's $1k
Fast forward several months and I have CL's at up to $25k. I think that had I applied end of year I might have gotten a better CL.
IMO, you need to have 1 or more CL's above $10k that have some history. Most of my major cards only went back 3 to 4 years and my oldest account was Macy's at 20 years.
So, these cards rely heavily upon your past history of other major accounts with high CL's
I can attest that once you finally get high CL's, this opens the door to other high CL's. IME, I was stuck at $10k (Alliant and PenFed both matched my BoA with $10k). But NFCU gave me $25k. After that PSECU gave $20k, USAA gave $20k, Care Credit gave $14k (my requested CL), etc.
The real issue with CapOne is that once you app and are approved, whatever you get is what you get and you don't get consideration for your improved credit after the fact. It is best to app once you have the "credit profile" that you want to have for them.
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i applied fo the card they pulled TU ( EX & EQ are frozen ) and got the 7 -10 message....is it a NO ?!!
Not necessarily. CapOne prime cards often require further processing. They may contact you for more info. And once you are notified approved, you have to wait till the card arrives before you know your CL. If you call CS, they tell you they don't know and you have to wait till it arrives.
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thanks txjohn
i just called them and the cs told me i should wait at least 48 hours, because it s not a pre-qualified offer..i wonder if they will approve it without having to check the other 2 reports.
01-21-2010 03:40 PM - edited 01-21-2010 03:47 PM
crap1 is the only company that does not charge fees for using thier cards outside the usa.
thats the main reason i wanted the card for . + hopefuly a high cl
if i dont get a cl > 5k i m gonna cancel the acct right away
01-21-2010 05:14 PM - edited 01-21-2010 05:14 PM
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The NFL has asked all home teams to observe a moment of silence before games on Sunday following the tragic school shootings in Newtown, Conn., on Friday.
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Surrender Dorothy (1998) Movie Review
When a maladjusted introvert named Trevor crosses paths with a heroin addict named Lahn, he figures he can finally get the woman of his dreams if he converts Lahn from boy to girl -- assuming he'll go along with it if Trevor provides the drugs. First Trevor makes him shave, pluck his eyebrows, and put on a dress. Unhappy with those results (and with Trevor's attitude), he then starts giving him female hormones and then plans to castrate the lad. The mind games worsen and worsen as the film spirals toward a massive conflict between the two.
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New for 2015! Sharpham House Retreats
29/10/2014 12:32 pm
For over 25 years, the renowned Sharpham Barn Retreat has offered life changing retreats based on the Buddhist tradition. Now, Sharpham House itself is opening its doors to a whole new secular range of themed mindfulness meditation retreats for 2015.
Our new retreats offer the opportunity to learn and develop mindfulness meditation and then mix it with calming yoga, creative cookery, qi gong energy exercises and techniques or outdoor walks in the hills and by the sea to help you de-stress and re-energise your body.
While Sharpham's Barn Retreats integrate meditation into mindful work and community, the retreats at Sharpham House are different in that they are fully catered and include house staff who will support the retreat co-ordinators and teachers in the running of them.
Sharpham House Retreats will suit anyone, at any time in their lives looking to take a break from the everyday routine to restore, rejuvenate, relax, de-stress and reconnect with themselves and others in a tranquil, natural environment.
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Save £1000 on your wedding at our breathtaking venue here at Sharpham House.
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*Offer not available on previously confirmed bookings or transfers of date.
Apple Pressing Day and the Autumn Festival on Sunday 19 Oct
08/10/2014 10:25 am
While the days are still warm but the nights are crisp, come and celebrate apples and the season's variety and richness at Sharpham's annual Apple Pressing Day on 19 October from 10.30am-4.30pm. This free fun event includes a community apple pressing, apple-themed activities for all ages and an organised bike ride with our partners, Sustrans, starting from Dartington.
If your trees have borne more fruit than you can handle, bring your surplus along for a traditional pressing and take home bottles of apple juice but please don't bring windfalls from orchards grazed with animals in the last six weeks. We will also provide clean, plastic bottles and, in return, we ask that you donate half your apple juice to support the work of the charity.
Take the fresh air route to get to us! This year, volunteers from our partner, Sustrans, will lead a cycle ride to Sharpham so bring your bike to join others on two-wheels. The Sustrans-led ride is around 4.5 miles either way along Route 2/28 of their National Cycle Network, and will start from Dartington Car Park next to the Primary School at 9.30 am to head along the riverside cycle path to Sharpham. The ride is free to enter but booking is essential as numbers are limited, though donations to Sustrans will of course be welcomed.
Sustrans volunteer, Kathy Taylor, said, "Cycling can help you get fit, save money and enjoy the great outdoors.
"We've planned a ride, suitable for accompanied older children and adults which will give you a chance to fall in love with your bike all over again – as well as the opportunity to see more of the area."
Book here for your free cycle ride ticket .
After all that exercise, you'll have worked up a thirst for a cup or two of fresh apple juice, which will be on sale, along with soup, jacket potatoes, cakes and other refreshments in our House Café.
If you still have energy to spare then use some up at our Apple Olympics and compete on our apple-themed course. If that's all too energetic, then you can have-a-go at our different nature crafts, listen to apple tales while you stroll with a storyteller, watch an apple pruning demo, go foraging for free autumn food, collect seeds to replant, create miniature fantastical worlds from natural stuff, or just sit and enjoy the autumn colours of the gardens. All activities are free.
If you are not cycling, then leave your car at home and for a small donation ride Bob the Bus. A shuttle service will run between Sharpham and Totnes all day.
If you do bring your car then there will be field car parking at Sharpham available for a £4 per car charge.
We are sorry but we do not allow visiting dogs.
Spring to life is relaunched
03/09/2014 10:54 am
Following a successful funding bid, the Spring to Life project, is being relaunched from 8 October. This innovative outdoor approach, run by the Sharpham Outdoors Project, aims to help young people, aged 16 – 25 years, who are experiencing mental distress, recover by encouraging them to participate in activities outdoors.
Christine Carol from Ambios, partner of the Sharpham Outdoors Project, said: " Spring to Life has been running for three years and during that time over 100 young people have benefitted. The project, a ten-week programme, combines outdoor and natural history activities with mental health support from qualified staff and peer volunteer help from people who have had direct experience of mental health distress.
"Based in the beautiful environment of the 500-acre Sharpham estate, the programme combines our specific awareness approach, called Take A Moment, with activities to allow participants to fully experience the natural world around them, which then helps them through their difficulties."
The national mental health charity MIND states that introducing just five people with mental ill health to this kind of project (known as ecotherapy) saves the state more than £35,000 each year in medication, Jobseekers allowance and healthcare.
A survey conducted by Ambios showed that half of a group of 16 participants studied had progressed from the project onto employment and volunteering, and still used the outdoors as part of their self supporting coping strategy. The South Hams alone has around 78,000 people aged 18-64 with diagnosed mental ill health and this project has become recognised locally as a beneficial and positive health care referral option for young people with mental distress.
Christine added: "For one day a week over the course of ten weeks, participants learn new skills, help conserve the natural environment or simply enjoy the surroundings and take time out by the outdoor fire with others. They work towards achieving the John Muir Award, a recognised and certificated environmental scheme focused on awareness and exploration. On completion of the programme, they are able to continue with us as wildlife volunteers."
"Programmes are designed in consultation with a mental health specialist and other young people, and delivered by our trained staff team alongside volunteer mentors who have direct experience of mental health distress. To assist with practicalities, we are able to provide lunch and some travel costs.
"It's encouraging that, because of the funding, we can continue this vital project for another two years."
On the trail of cheeses
20/08/2014 11:23 am
With the help of the British Cheese Board, Clare Bourke looks at some of the county's cheese producers including Sharpham and Ticklemore and discovers why this humble food will always be a firm favourite.
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Learn to Knit a Raglan Cardigan with an Easy Tutorial by Staci from Very Pink Knits
November 13th, 2014
Today, we're very excited to share a garment knitting tutorial with you. With the temperatures steadily dropping, it's the perfect time to start knitting… sweaters!
Staci from the YouTube Channel Very Pink Knits is a great instructor who makes knitting a garment look like a breeze. Check out the tutorial below as she explains and shows you how to make Lion Brand's Cropped Raglan Cardigan pattern in Wool-Ease®. After viewing the tutorial, many of you who've previously shied away from garment knitting may feel quite confident about giving this one a try.
Tell us what you think about the tutorial in the comments, we hope you're inspired!
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November 12th, 2014
Writer, illustrator, and knitter Franklin Habit joins us for his monthly column featuring humor and insights into a yarncrafter's life.
When winter returns to Chicago, you have two choices: fight or flee. If that sounds overly dramatic to you, you have never spent a winter in Chicago.
Winter in Chicago is Mother Nature's way of saying that she hates you, and would like you to die. More than that, she would like to kill you herself. Hypothermia while waiting for a train? Frostbite while walking to the grocery store? Sleet poisoning? The method matters not, so long as you are reduced to a dry, frozen dust by time June slinks back into town.
For those who cannot flee, warm clothing is the first line of defense. If you're newly arrived and unsure of what is meant by warm, there's a rule of thumb. Let's say you're shopping for a winter coat and find one that might do. Try it on in front of a mirror. If it looks pretty cute, and makes you feel like you can't wait for the snow to fall, the coat will not be warm enough for February.
By February, Chicagoans have ceased to care what they look like when they go outside. Cut, style, color, fit? Not important. If it takes pairing filthy construction boots with a safety orange arctic exploration jumpsuit; then accessorizing those with two knitted hats, an army surplus balaclava and three pairs of gloves to get you to the opera with all your limbs intact, that's what you put on.
This is why if you pass me on the street in midwinter and don't say hello, I will not be offended. You won't recognize me. You'll think, "Did that raggedy pile of battered winter clothes just wave?" and keep going.
I wish I could tell you honestly that after more than decade of survival on the western shore of Lake Michigan I have grown accustomed to this annual renunciation of vanity. But no. The sight of winter ads from British tailors celebrating the elegance of classic overcoats and sleek leather gloves push me to the edge of rage. I live in Chicago, the city whose motto ought to be We Just Can't Have Nice Things.
Winter hats are the worst, because as a knitter I should be able to make any sort of winter hat I like. A universe of colors, weights, and fibers awaits my pleasure. I could design my own. In fact, I have done so.
The immutable fact is–and I here I lay bare my great personal tragedy–that I do not have a "hat face."
If you're not familiar with that term, possession of a "hat face" means you are able to put anything on your head–from a masterpiece by Lily Daché to an empty shopping bag–and carry it off. You know who has a hat face? My sister. You know who doesn't have a hat face? Me.
I have tried every standard and most non-standard forms of knitted hat and the results are never anything but unfortunate.
See for yourself.
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14 Easy and Stylish Designs to Make without Needles or Hooks: Finger Knitting by Mary Beth Temple
November 11th, 2014
For the past year and more, we've all been raving about the simplicity of arm knitting and how the technique makes it so easy to create beautiful, chunky, oversized knits for the winter – but, did you know there are also plenty of projects that can be made with just your fingers?
Mary Beth Temple's newest release, Finger Knitting, highlights some cool and creative projects that can be made using just your hands. From home decor to funky accessories, there's a project in this book to suit every style. I personally love the necklaces designed with beads – yes, you can even incorporate beadwork similar to traditional knitting! Take a look at some of Mary Beth's designs below.
We're proudly carrying Mary Beth's Finger Knitting book at 20% off the retail price! Mary Beth's book comes with detailed, full-photo instructions on how to get started with your finger knitting, and of course, she's got a great selection of projects to work up.
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Make a Mini Pom-Pom Gift Topper in 5 Easy Steps!
November 10th, 2014
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Pom-poms are easy, fast, and fun — add a couple of mini ones to your packages for a whimsical touch! This week we're showing you how to make a Mini Pom-Pom Gift Topper
For this gift topper, you'll need several colors of yarn (the example below uses Lion® Cotton in Turquoise and Lion Wool® in Dark Teal*).
*Editors' Note: Lion Wool® has been discontinued since this article was originally published. Try a color-changing yarn like Amazing® and Vanna's Tapestry or use the leftover yarn from the handmade gift inside.
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More Than Just Knitting: The Autumn Lace Afghan
November 9th, 2014
This story is from our newsletter called Pattern Journal which brings a warm-hearted, wholesome story to your inbox to read every month. If you enjoy it and would like to subscribe, click here.
When Jessie thought about her life, it was as a series of moments. Sometimes these were big events, like holidays, but often they were small—a bluebird's late-winter visit to the garden, the way her husband smiled as she approached. Sometimes the moments were sad, like when she'd had the diagnosis, and when she'd begun chemo and radiation.
Of course family and friends had been there all along, but she'd needed a steady diversion from the symptoms and side-effects. Knitting had kept her anchored and calm. Knitting had let her feel capable even when she'd hit her lowest point.
The pattern was called Autumn Lace Afghan—beautifully textured, with a kind of embedded story in every repetition. Each knitted diamond framed a stylized tree of life and connected to another diamond and another tree; the border was seed-stitch, symbolic of growth and hope. The yarn, an autumnal Hazelnut shade of Wool-Ease® Thick and Quick®, was meltingly soft, and became a fabric both durable and comforting. To make the knitting magic last, Jessie knitted mindfully, just a few rows every day. Thus she managed to stretch the project over several months.
By then the treatments were over. Slowly she felt more vibrant, and increasingly grateful. The afghan was beautiful, but was so much more than that. It was a knitted diary of all those moments—when she'd felt awful, when she'd known for sure that the worst was over, when she realized her health was restored. And when she draped the completed afghan over her shoulders, she felt lovingly protected by its warm, inspiring embrace.
All characters appearing in this work are fictitious. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
A story by Selma Moss-Ward.
Selma Moss-Ward writes and knits in Rhode Island. You can find her work on our blog, as well as Lion Brand's monthly newsletter, Pattern Journal, which you can subscribe to here.
Quick Quiz! How Do Knitting and Crochet Make You Feel?
November 8th, 2014
We've heard so many stories of how knitting or crocheting has helped people feel better. Now's your chance to weigh in and be counted. In this quick quiz you can tell us specifically what crafting with yarn has done for you. We're looking forward to hearing from you and to sharing what our community thinks.
If the form below does not work for you, please click here for the link.
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David Babcock the Knitting Runner Achieves his New York City Marathon Goal!
November 7th, 2014
As featured in the the New York Daily Post, the New York Times and the Good Men Project, we're proud to share the news that David Babcock completed the New York City Marathon on Sunday, November 2nd with a great time of 3:56. All of us here at Lion Brand are proud of the #KnittingRunner! We're especially proud that David achieved his goal of running the marathon in under four hours.
While David was in New York last week, we took some time to sit down with him to discuss how he came to be a knitting runner and the challenges he's faced and overcome. Please enjoy and share widely.
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David ran the marathon to raise funds for the free care and support programs provided by the New York City Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association. You can donate to David's team up until November 30th and the best part, Lion Brand will match your donations until David reaches his fundraising goal of $3500. He's almost there – every dollar counts, so please give what you can.
Make a Woven Wonder Gift Topper in 5 Easy Steps!
November 7th, 2014
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Turn any package into a mini loom! If you teach the recipient how to tie off the edges, they'll have a little coaster or place mat in addition to the gift inside.
For this gift topper, you'll need two types of yarn (the example below uses Wool-Ease® Thick & Quick® in Citron and Lion Wool® in Dark Teal*.), tape, and a tapestry needle, in addition to your wrapped gift.
*Editors' Note: Lion Wool® has been discontinued since this article was originally published. Try a color-changing yarn like Amazing® and Landscapes® or use the leftover yarn from the handmade gift inside.
Step 1
Tape the end of the first yarn to the back of your package. Wrap yarn around package lengthwise, keeping strands close together (aprox ¼" apart). Wrap about 20 times for a coaster, 50 for a placemat OR any even number of times. Once wrapped, cut yarn, remove the tape holding the other end of yarn and tie the two strands together, being careful not to distort the front lineup. Trim tails.
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Crochet a "Quick and Comfy" Cowl in Wool-Ease Thick & Quick with Kara from Petals to Picots!
November 6th, 2014
#Scarfie = A selfie with a scarf!
Get your crochet hooks out − because today, we've got another wonderful pattern from a blogger who participated in the #scarfie challenge! Kara, from the blog Petals to Picots, has created a beautifully textured cowl in the ever-popular Oatmeal colorway of Wool-Ease Thick & Quick. She even adorned her cowl (which only requires two balls) with a few metal buttons for a more rustic look, and we love it!
Check out Kara's pattern here: Quick and Comfy Crochet Scarf Pattern
For all the knitters, Kara has also created a lovely knit version of her cowl with the Barley color of Wool-Ease Thick & Quick: Quick and Comfy Knit Scarf Pattern
P.S − We thank you for continuing to share your #scarfie projects with us on Twitter and Facebook, it's so fun to see everyone getting in on the action. Read more about our #scarfie campaign here.


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A team from the cultural authority in Italy's Lazio region have discovered an underground complex of nine reinforced concrete tunnels while carrying out restoration works in the Medieval Palazzo Venezia, a grand building once destined for high-ranking members of the clergy and subsequently used to house Venetian ambassadors.
During the Second World War, the dictator Benito Mussolini set up an office in the building and made many of his wartime speeches from the small front balcony overlooking the main square. The tunnels, located beneath his offices, were built by the dictator as a hideout when the course of the war began to turn against him. The tunnels have now been restored and will serve as an exhibition space, but are yet to open to the public.
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Palo Alto, CA (Law Firm Newswire) October 15, 2013 – Attorney Michael Gilfix, of the estate planning firm Gilfix & La Poll Associates, is presenting estate planning options to the public on October 21, 2013 in Palo Alto, California, at the Crowne Plaza Cabana.
Due to overwhelming demand, two seminar sessions are available, from 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Members of the public are invited to this very special Gilfix Seminar on long-term care planning, asset protection planning and special needs planning. The discussion is to include asset protection and Medi-Cal issues when facing the cost of long-term care, and on special needs trusts for autistic children and other children with special needs.
"At Gilfix & La Poll, we focus on long-term care planning, asset protection planning and special needs planning," said Palo Alto estate planning attorney Michael Gilfix. "We find these seminars are of particular use to our clients who may wish to consider how to protect their assets when home care or skilled nursing care is needed. It also allows them to look at Medi-Cal coverage, long-term care insurance and veteran's benefits."
Individuals concerned about their own long-term care solutions, about their care needs, about aging parents, caring for disabled children, or who have concerns about a diagnosis for themselves or a loved one of dementia, Alzheimer's or Parkinson's, may find this seminar particularly useful. There is no charge for attendance. Mr. Gilfix's Special Needs Trust Management and Creation Guide is also available to attendees at no charge, while supplies last.
Gilfix & La Poll is a leading law firm in estate planning, special needs trust planning and Medi-Cal planning. Attorney Gilfix is frequently asked to speak about estate and asset protection and long-term care planning at seminars throughout the Bay Area.
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If rule-making at the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration continues this fall the way it's been going, the agency may need electronic on-board recorders to keep track of its own legal team.
A full slate of regulatory initiatives and programs is creating a new array of court challenges as the agency approaches deadlines for key measures that, taken together, would remake important segments of trucking operations.
The agency already is engaged in a legal battle with the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association over its attempt to require some carriers to install electronic onboard recorders on their trucks. Now the agency is the target of a Teamsters lawsuit attacking its cross-border trucking deal with Mexico.
Looming is an even bigger battle over what is arguably the FMCSA's most ambitious regulatory goal: truck driver hours-of-service reform.
The agency is almost certain to face a legal challenge from the trucking industry or labor and safety advocates when it releases its final HOS rule in October.
The conflict could wind up in Congress this year, as it did in 2000, when Republicans killed a Clinton-era driver HOS proposal by stripping funding for the rule-making from the then-new FMCSA. In 2004, Congress again stepped in to keep the 11-hour HOS rule in place while the FMCSA drafted a new court-ordered rule.
This time, Republicans may add the FMCSA's driver hours rule to a growing list of federal regulations they claim kill jobs by imposing higher costs on businesses. President Obama included the HOS proposal in an Aug. 30 letter to Speaker of the House John Boehner, R-Ohio, listing pending regulations that would cost businesses $1 billion or more. The final HOS rule also could become embroiled in the fracas over federal transportation spending and the reauthorization of a multiyear transportation bill, which could prove an attractive vehicle for language limiting the FMCSA's rule-making reach.
Nearly 150 members of Congress already are on record opposing the FMCSA's proposal to drop the daily driving limit from 11 to 10 hours and eliminate the provision that allows truckers to reset their weekly clocks after 34 hours off-duty.
The American Trucking Associations is urging the Office of Management and Budget to bring "a very high level of scrutiny" to the FMCSA's final rule, arguing the proposed rule released last year would reduce wages for drivers and raise costs for trucking companies, adding up to billions of dollars in lost productivity.
"These inefficiencies and costs would deal a serious and sustained blow to the huge 'tangible goods' economy that trucking supports, affecting not only shippers of freight but ultimately consumers," the association said in a letter to Cass Sunstein, administrator of the OMB's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
The debates over hours-of-service and electronic on-board recorders, or EOBRs, are closely linked. The FMCSA wants more carriers to use on-board devices to electronically log driver hours-of-service, eliminating paper logbooks and, presumably, creating records of driver activities that are more detailed and reliable.
An EOBR mandate of some type has been under consideration since 2003. The FMCSA's goal is to reduce or prevent the falsification of driver records, increase compliance with the rules and improve safety. But OOIDA argues mandating the use of EOBRs violates drivers' privacy rights and could lead to harassment by dispatchers. "Companies can and do use technology to harass drivers by interrupting rest periods," said Todd Spencer, OOIDA's executive vice president. "They can contact the driver and put on pressure to get back on the road to get the most of his or her on-duty time, regardless of how fatigued a driver may be."
The potential for harassment was behind the Aug. 26 decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit overturning a limited EOBR mandate the FMCSA introduced last year. That rule would require carriers found to have more than 10 percent of their driver logs in violation of the HOS rules to install EOBRs in all of their vehicles. The FMCSA has ordered some carriers to install EOBRs.
But the appellate court found the agency didn't do enough to meet its legal obligation under the 1988 Truck and Bus Regulatory Safety and Regulatory Reform Act to ensure the devices "are not used to harass vehicle operators."
"The word 'harass' appears only once in the entire rule-making," the court said in its decision. "The agency should have revealed how it drew the line between legitimate measures designed to assure productivity and forbidden measures that harass."
The court suggested a study comparing companies using EOBRs with others that don't to "measure any effect that requiring EOBRs might have on driver harassment."
The EOBR decision echoed the FMCSA's legal struggles over the past decade as the agency changed its hours-of-service rules. Federal courts struck down the FMCSA's new rules twice, and another challenge ended in a settlement with the Teamsters union and Public Citizen and the agency's current rule-making.
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We faced some new challenges today and took some new risks. We made our deepest dive yet with the ROV to 1,170 feet. We also did our first night dive.
After sunset we dove the ROV to 600 feet at Daisy Bank. The area is currently protected from bottom trawling as an "essential fish habitat conservation area" as a result of Oceana's 2005 proposal to the Pacific Fishery Management Council. We are now proposing expanding the area to include additional sensitive habitat features adjacent to the current site.
What we saw on the night dive was absolutely incredible. We've never seen such a close relationship between rockfish and sponge. Hundreds of individual rockfish were nestled down in the folds of giant glass sponges or tucked away inside barrel sponges as if snuggled in a sleeping bag for the night. To see and document such a clear and direct association between hundreds of fish and sponges is staggering. In some cases there were four or five rockfish all taking refuge under and in one sponge. We saw many darkblotched rockfish, giant yelloweye rockfish, large skates, crabs, hundreds of shrimps, and huge lingcod.
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Good Sam is offering to donate its 30-unit assisted living facility to the Pelican Valley Hospital District, according to The Press in Pelican Rapids.
The facility, valued at $2.32 million by the Otter Tail County Assessor's office, was recently transitioned from a skilled care facility to assisted living over the past year.
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A sub-committee of the Pelican Valley Hospital board has been formed to research the feasibility of the transfer and was to make a recommendation to the full hospital board Dec. 17.


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Snowmobile club volunteers kickstart NH's economic engine
Snowmobile clubs and their volunteers are being credited with helping bring in $586 million a year to the state's economy.
There are 114 such clubs in the state, which groom and maintain a massive trail network of over 7,700 miles, according to a report released by the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association.
The study was prepared by Dr. Mark J. Okrant, and Dr. Daniel S. Lee of the Plymouth State University Institute of Studies and was recently presented to the state's Executive Council.
"This is an industry in the state of New Hampshire that is run by volunteers," noted Chris Gamache, who heads the state Trails Bureau. "It is all funded by user fees by people who love their sport."
He gave the example of nine miles of new trail the Colebrook Ski-Bees will groom this year between Colebrook and Stewartstown. The club removed the rails and ties on the abandoned, state-owned rail corridor.
"In the past we could use the corridor only when there was lots of snow," Gamache said. "But now that the rails and ties are gone, we can use it with just a few inches."
That could extend the season in that area up to a month, he said.
While the state kicked in $40,000 for contractors to remove the rails, Gamache estimated $12,000 to $15,000 worth of volunteer hours went into the project.
The amount of money available for projects depends on the number of registered vehicles. Registrations pay for the maintenance and upkeep.
There were 56,645 registered sleds between May 2010 and April 2011, according to the study. That is down from a high of about 70,000 over the past decade.
The study relied upon surveys mailed to a representative sample of license holders. More than 1,000 who answered indicated average spending per day at $79 for in-state and $114 from out-of-state travel.
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Gail Hanson, executive director of the statewide organization, said clubs are now busy with chain saws and heavy equipment preparing for the season.
The trail system officially opens Dec. 15 statewide, but there has already been some limited riding in the far north.
Other trail projects being completed include a three-mile route through Bridgewater and a three-mile section through Rumney, which had to be moved to the west to avoid the new Groton Wind park, Gamache said.
At a recent meeting of the Governor and Executive Council in Northfield, outgoing commissioner of Resources and Economic Development George Bald noted that the Trails Bureau and the clubs have a wonderful partnership that helps tourism.
"New Hampshire is regarded nationwide as having one of the best trail systems," Bald said.
Bald said there are twice as many miles of snowmobile trails in the state as highway miles.
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Hanson noted that a trail completed by volunteers along Route 3 in Coos County will allow for all-terrain vehicle use. The state now has over 1,000 miles of ATV trails, Gamache said.
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Fforde Management – London, England
The role is focused on trial execution from planning to close out stage. You will be expected to perform Co monitoring in this position; however this… Reed.co.uk
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Clinical Research Associate II
Index Recruitment Ltd – London, England
will include managing clinical monitoring activities in addition to the ownership of investigator sites, including investigator/site selection… Reed.co.uk
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Project Coordinator 3 year contract - £28
Gordon Yates Limited – City of London, England
will be across a cycle for the projects, which may include: • Developing/revising standards; • Developing approaches and instruments to enable… Reed.co.uk
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Laboratory Operations Manager
Harris Lord Group – London, England
Our client is a leading CRO and has grown rapidly over the last two years. Based in Central London with new sites across the UK, they offer a… Reed.co.uk
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Data / Database Manager Pharma, Scientific, clinical research
Understanding Recruitment – City of London, England
The Data Manager / Administrator will be working on importing, exporting, manipulating, extracting data from a bespoke database built for the… Reed.co.uk
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Clinical Manager
Skills Alliance (Pharma) Limited – South East England
- clinical operations - clinical trial manager - clinical project manager -… Jobsite.co.uk
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Junior Clinical Trial Project Manager in Oncology
Theradex (Europe), Ltd. – Crawley, West Sussex, South East England, England
You should have previous experience as a Senior CRA or Junior Project Manager in a health care or science related field but preferably oncology or… Reed.co.uk
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Clinical Research Assistant
Reed Scientific (NEW) – City of London, England
The Research Facilitator/ Governance Officer will play a key role in supporting the research community in developing research activity and strategy… Jobsite.co.uk
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