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Access to Mayor Email Correspondence Varies in North Florida
By Michael Pappa Jr. and Ethan Magoc on December 20th, 2013 | Last updated: December 20, 2013 at 11:36 am
Of 24 towns contacted in North Central Florida, 18 sent their mayor's emails free of charge to WUFT. The others posed fees, lack of archived emails and other problems when confronted with a request for the public records.
Politics Tagged Alachua, Barbara Petersen, Belleview, Christine Dobkowski, Crescent City, Crystal River, First Amendment Foundation, florida's office of the attorney general, Garth Nobles, High Springs, jenny parham, Jim Farley, John Gill, Joint Committee on Information Technology Resources of the Florida Legislature, Kent Guinn, Live Oak, Mayo, Newberry, Ocala, pat gleason, Patrick Kennedy, records request, sandi mckamey, Trenton Leave a comment
Why A Highway 301 Small Business Pays A $1,000 Monthly Electric Bill
By Ethan Magoc and Zak Dahlheimer on December 19th, 2013 | Last updated: December 19, 2013 at 6:44 am
Linda Gowens' electric bill is usually $300 or $400 a month. This time of year, though, it generally triples as part of the cost of doing business at Linda's Yard Arts on Highway 301 near Lawtey.
(Updated) Who Stole Hawthorne's School Buses?
By Casey Liening and Ethan Magoc on November 18th, 2013 | Last updated: November 18, 2013 at 4:05 pm
In the end, the school buses stolen in Alachua and Flagler counties earlier this school year essentially just switched places. Now, after a two-month absence, they're back where they belong.
Rachel Carson Biographer William Souder To Speak At UF
By Ethan Magoc on October 24th, 2013 | Last updated: October 24, 2013 at 3:06 pm
Rachel Carson's newest biographer, William Souder, will visit UF at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. He spoke with WUFT News about his book on Carson, the craft of biography, and his next project: a biography of John Steinbeck.
McDonald's Banner Plane Crashes At UF's Flavet Field Before UF-Arkansas Game
By Ethan Magoc and Yancey Cook on October 5th, 2013 | Last updated: October 26, 2013 at 9:26 pm
A plane crashed behind the University of Florida's Flavet Field on Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. Multiple witnesses at the scene say the crash was quiet, likely indicating a low fuel issue. After the crash, all were reported safe, including the pilot.
Why Some Florida Big Cat Owners Disagree About Breeding, Public Contact With Cubs
By Zach Abolverdi and Ethan Magoc on September 30th, 2013 | Last updated: December 5, 2013 at 12:14 am
A petition to the U.S. Department of Agriculture from several animal rights groups is seeking a federal ban on licensees who allow the public to have direct or physical contact with big cats, bears, or nonhuman primates of any age, as well as breeding them. Not every Florida big cat owner agrees with the proposed regulations.
Three Bodies Found At Home In Brooksville In Apparent Murder-Suicide
By Associated Press and Ethan Magoc on September 6th, 2013 | Last updated: October 26, 2013 at 9:23 pm
According to a news release sent Friday morning, a concerned citizen called deputies Thursday evening and requested a welfare check at the home, which is in the Hernando Oaks Subdivision.
UF Health Opens $45 Million Clinical And Translational Research Building
By Ethan Magoc on August 12th, 2013 | Last updated: August 16, 2013 at 8:44 am
Sen. Bill Nelson was on hand Monday as UF opened its new building. One half of UF Health's new structure houses the Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI), the other half is the Institute on Aging.
Two Alachua County Movie Theaters Use Kickstarter To Fund Digital Projectors
By Ethan Magoc and Lindsey Zionts on July 25th, 2013 | Last updated: July 25, 2013 at 6:07 pm
Alan and Janet Alligood used Kickstarter in High Springs during April and May, raising more than $87,000 to fund renovations and a new projector at the Priest Theatre. The Hippodrome also began fundraising Monday, as both theaters need to transition from film to digital projector units.
UF Removes Aaron Hernandez's Name From Heavener Complex Stone And Other Spots
By Ethan Magoc and Shane Chernoff on July 25th, 2013 | Last updated: December 10, 2013 at 2:03 pm
Workers with All Seasons Planning, Inc. hammered, chiseled and sawed out the stone Thursday morning bearing Aaron Hernandez's name in front of the Heavener Complex at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.


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Jul 23
Passion, hope and endurance. Qualities of any good marathon runner. But for Oklahoma City FedEx Express operations manager, Kevin Hayes, these are words that define his commitment to support the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon.
Jul 02
As the United States is preparing to celebrate its 233rd birthday, I'm reminded of all the great reasons that make this country great. Baseball, Apple Pie and Cracker Jacks come to mind, but also all the men and women who have served and are serving our country at the local, state and national level. I'm also reminded of a great event that took place a little less than a year ago in Austin, Texas. The Texas Military Forces Museum needed a special delivery of some historical World War II artifacts.
Jun 01
June 1 marks the first day of the 2009 hurricane season. FedEx provides relief and lifesaving aid to victims of disaster. We work with global nonprofit organizations to assist in relief, recovery and disaster-preparedness planning. FedEx and American Red Cross collaborated to develop an emergency preparedness checklist for small businesses.
Apr 29
What better way could you find to celebrate Earth Day than to spend a beautiful spring day outdoors making a difference at a beloved New England institution? Almost 40 FedEx team members in Boston did just that when they volunteered at the Green Apple Festival Volunteer Action at the Stone Zoo in Stoneham, MA on April 17.
Apr 17
Two years ago, I never would have considered myself an environmentalist. I took long showers, threw most everything in the trash and found fuel efficiency to be secondary to speed. Now I haven't given up red meet or bought a Terra Pass, but I do make a more conscious effort to be good to my planet. Since I have moved to New York City, I ride public transit almost 95% of the time, recycle half of my trash and have shortened my showers. All small steps to lessen my impact. But, is there more I can do?

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McClure Construction has been the leading earth aggregate producer in southeastern Connecticut for the past 35 years. Owned and operated by Eugene McClure, the company now has two locations: 61 Miner Lane in Waterford, CT, and Gate 18 on Buddington Road in Groton, CT. From these two sites, McClure Construction is able to produce a wide variety of products ranging from topsoil, crushed stone and processed gravel, to sand, bank run and recycled gravel, along with many others.
Welcome To McClure Construction
After opening its second location in Groton, McClure Construction positioned itself uniquely amongst its competitors. The addition of the Groton location gave McClure Construction the capacity to handle even the largest commercial orders, while at the same time, still being able to serve homeowners and the local community from its Waterford location.
Our customers always get "The very best quality, at rock bottom prices." Whether you need thousands of yards of screened loam or just a few yards of stone, McClure Construction is here for you.
We are a proud member of www.topsoildirtcheap.com
Who Is McClure Construction
Our Company Mission
To provide the highest quality earth products and exceptional customer services to all of our customers.
The McClure Construction Philosophy
We strive to get the job done right the first time! When the rare issue does arise, our customers can count on us to make it right.
The McClure Construction Promise
Whether your project is large or small, residential or commercial, McClure Construction promises all our customers we will be there when you need us.
We Can Deliver On Projects
Very few companies can say they have been around for more than 35 years. We can because loyalty to our customers always comes first!
A little of what we do
McClure Construction produces sand from our wash plant at our Groton location.
No matter what size gravel you need for you project we have it in stock at one of our two locations.
Asphalt and Concrete Recycling Yard
Need to get rid of asphalt or concrete? Call us today for a disposal quote.
Crushed Stone and Topsoil
We can make just about any size crushed stone and have the best topsoil in the area.
Material in stock 100%
Meet Our Team
Gene has over 40 years of experience in the sand and gravel industry and is the founder of McClure Construction Co. Inc.
James first started working for McClure Construction in 2006. He currently oversees the sales and marketing for the company.
Daniel has worked for the company since he was 15 years old. He currently oversees equipment operation at our Waterford location.


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2006 Chevrolet Corvette User Reviews
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Displaying 1 - 10 of 41 2006 Chevrolet Corvette reviews.
BikerJoe writes:
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Review
Fastest thing on the road. Hot looks and styling. Great gas mileage. Unbelievable cornering capability. Weight distribution is exceptional. Can be a daily driver if you want.
It is definitely not family friendly.
Literally A Supercar At A Modest Price — The Corvette Z06 is, without a doubt, the most fun car to drive I have ever driven, and I have driven many different kinds of sports cars. The 7.0L engine puts out massive amounts of torque and power making it a blast stoplight to stoplight. Additionally, the handling and cornering capability are second to none. What is really hard to believe is the fact that this car can be used as a daily driver and doesn't need a pit crew to keep it running. I have never had a single problem with the car and have loved every moment driving it.
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Ashton writes:
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Review
Acceleration, Looks, Price, Sound, Performance.
Cheap interior, flimsy body work, rattles from targa top, steering.
Don't Forget To Wave To Other Corvette Drivers. — Flashy and fast is the Game that the 2006 Corvette plays. This car like those that came before follows the fast car at a reasonable price. With a 6.0 400 hp V8 that replaces the 5.7 350 hp V8, the Corvette stays relevant in the performance car market. Measuring 0-60 is no longer relevant, it is better to measure 0-100 instead. Although I never got the liberty to take this car on a twisty mountain road, it still is satisfying to drive as long as your not in traffic or have the misfortune of following a cop. The Car I drove was fitted with the 6 speed Automatic with paddle shifters. While the Slush box is able to keep the acceleration close to that of the 6 speed manual, the paddle shifters are not as quick at shifting as a standard manual transmission. This corvette was fitted with Borla exhaust and it is guaranteed to turn heads when you stomp on the throttle. Like all corvettes, the bargain price creates some compromises. Although the interior is improved from the C5, it still is not fit for a car that cost about $55,000. The seats are still terrible, and when pinned in the seat due to acceleration, you can feel the framework behind the cheep padding. The steering also feels to synthetic and makes you feel sort of isolated from the road, but no worries Corvette lovers, because I believe they have addressed this in the 08' model. While the Composite body saves weight, the rear bumper feels, well… flimsy. And when you take the car to the dealer because the targa top is rattling, pray that they don't back the car into a Suburban. There is certain Corvette educate that one must follow when driving, always wave to other drivers of Corvettes. Secondly, never drive the Corvette like you are driving a Cadillac, You are supposed to drive this car as if your 21. The owner of the corvette I drove is 87, and he still drives it like he is 21, fortunately it has not been impounded…Yet.
Micah writes:
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
Fast, sleek, handling, reliability
It isn't cheap to modify or buy, there is a lot of plastic, fiberglass isn't the easiest stuff to repair when chipped.
It Just Keeps Going And Going — This is my fastest ride to date and given the way oil prices are going it may be the last of its kind. It has more power and torque than I know what to do with, can corner like its on rails, and a liberal application of the right pedal makes all but the baddest cars on the road become distant blips in the mirror. The car looks great and drives great, I only wish I could learn to harness the full potential of all those ponies.
TRich writes:
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Review
All around GREAT vehicle, extremely RELIABLE!
Low to the ground
Head Turner — I LOVED driving this car, I chose this particular car because it was my dream car, and I always admired Corvettes. I'd recommend this car for anyone who loves a well made American made vehicle. Some people say the interior could have been made better, but I thought it was well made. I was definitely surprised at how good the gas mileage was.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Gunny2525 writes:
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Review
Bang for the Buck
Almost a fair weather only car.
vette84475 writes:
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible Review
Fast, handles well.
Brushed aluminum wheels pit on the inside and don't polish.
Bad Ass C-6 — I have been a Corvette for over 35 years. I've owned most all of the different body styles. This is my first C6 Corvette I This stock C6 is much faster than any of my previous Corvettes. The paddle shifter is an awesome option..
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
zenospeed1 writes:
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
I'm a Happy Man ,lol.
Great — Like everything dislike nothing ,lol. Owned 4 C3's and 2 C4's. 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1983-84, and a 1984-84. Since then, after experienced this one , they have come a very long way. Loving every time I have to go somewhere .
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
mgm111 writes:
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
It did surprise me alot
I cant drive it enough
Very Impress T — I love this car at first when i got it i thought there goes GM trying to compete with the big dogs later on i saw that the power and handling in this pearl is unbelievable.Great car for the once that love power and know how to use it. Drive Safe
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
northamx15 writes:
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Review
Unable to let my nephews ride in it.
rbell25 writes:
2006 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe Review
Great MPG
Handling, Not a bmw.
C6 Corvette From A 26 Year Old Point Of View — I have owned three c6 corvettes ranging from a 2006 manual, 2006 auto and 2007 auto both with paddle shifters. Cool design with plenty of power and great MPG. The c6 corvette are reliable cars at a great price. I am looking forward to the c7.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
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2014 Chevrolet Corvette Reviews
All Muscle And So Much Fun To Drive!
It's hard to say anything bad about this car! My first sports car could not have been a better fit! I have a need for speed and this was the perfect car for me! Things I love - heads up display, hi... Read More
A true winner! Latest version of corvette brings back some of the traditional design elements of earlier models. Car is very responsive in all areas. The interior is a major step up from older mode... Read More
2013 Chevrolet Corvette Reviews
2013 60th Anniversary Corvette. Performance, Classic Corvette Styling
The 2013 Grand Sport is a fantastic car with a Classic Corvette look. Tremendous acceleration, superb handling and braking. Comfortable daily driver. The Grand Sport interior is good quality with nice... Read More
Exciting, Fast, And Fun - But A Daily Driver Nonetheless!
Seating was very comfortable - acceleration, braking, excellent - handling requires attention and experience - I felt in control of the car once I realized the power - It is a BLAST to drive a Z06! T... Read More
2012 Chevrolet Corvette Reviews
I Am Extremely Impressed With The Car.
If looking for a performance car that is also a great daily driver, you can't beat this car. For a car with 430HP the mileage of 19-24MPG is excellent. Outstanding cargo capacity with the hatch rea... Read More
2012 Corvette Gs Coupe
I dreamed about having a Corvette my whole life. I came from somewhat meager beginnings and it finally happened a few years ago. It was like dream. I almost cried upon delivery. It a gorgeous car that... Read More
2011 Chevrolet Corvette Reviews
Only Drivin To Car Shows
This is an outstanding example of a Grand Sport. The color which is Supersonic Blue draws your attention. In fact, I've been told it's one of the most attractive colors of that model year. I get a lot... Read More
My Daily Race Car
This car is stock and kicks the butts of other Z06's with modifications!! This car, with one simple performance Dyno Tune is running stronger than all other stock Z06 C6 Corvettes!! I've had four Z06'... Read More
2010 Chevrolet Corvette Reviews
Best Vette Yet
I waited for years for Chevrolet to produce a C6 wide body convertible. The 2010 Grand Sport was the first C6 offering. The look of this car leaves no question as to what it is......Corvette. A pe... Read More
Loved It
This car is a legend. The best bang you can get for your buck. This is the kind of car the kids give you thumbs up when you pass them. Kind of car you hear coming from down the street. Read More


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Want, Need, Wear, Read, Make, Do, Share, Feed: My Holiday Baby Wish List
With Hanukkah beginning just three weeks from tonight, my husband and I are in hardcore gift-buying mode… the holiday has really snuck up on us this year. We're especially excited since this is Judah's first Hanukkah and we can't wait to build wonderful holiday memories each year. Since Judah will only be six months old for the holiday, it's not like he needs a ton of presents.
I recently discovered a gift giving wishlist guide that features four main gifts: Something I Want, Something I Need, Something I'll Wear, Something I'll Read. Since Hanukkah is eight days long, I decided to expand it out to include four more categories: Something I'll Make, Something I'll Do, Something I'll Share, Something I'll Feed.
Take a peek at Judah's Hanukkah wish list (really, his Mommy & Daddy's wish list for him) to see how we're taking a new spin with gift giving for our baby's first holiday… and get inspired for your own holiday baby wish list!
Something I Want
Judah has made it perfectly clear that he's ready for solids: he grabbed a strawberry out of my hand this week! As we introduce him to new tastes and foods, this Mickey Mouse Teether by Sassy will make it both easy and fun!
Something I Need
It's gotten cold here in New England and our winters are no joke. Even though he's not walking, Judah needs more than just the many socks I've been putting on his tootsies. These fun, funky boots modeled after Sully from Monsters, Inc. will help keep his toes warm during our late autumn strolls outside.
Something to Wear
Judah is certainly not hurting for clothing (thank you Nana and Obachan!) but it can't hurt for him to bundle up with his own warm jacket as the temps get colder. I love the personalization option available for this cute Mickey jacket!
Something to Read
We want Judah to grow up to be a good reader with a love for books, so every gift-giving opportunity we have for him, we want to make sure we get him something to read. He already has the Guess Who? book in the "it's a small world" series, so the "Hello World!" book would be a great addition!
Something to Make
"Something to Make" is the first new category I added. I like the idea of Judah growing up with crafts and other activities where he can roll up his sleeves and get creative. Since he's so little, we figured we'd start him with some blocks, like these soft Mickey & Friends blocks.
Something to Do
While physical gifts are nice, we value the importance of experiential gifts: these are the kinds of gifts that build memories. We're thinking of getting a membership to the Boston Children's Museum for Judah so we can visit whenever we like, then meet up with Daddy downtown after work!
photo by The Linen Lavoir via Flickr
Something to Share
In Judaism, there's an important concept called "tzedaka," meaning charity. Just because Judah's getting gifts for Hanukkah, it doesn't mean he can't give and share with others. We hope to instill a Hanukkah tradition where Judah gets to pick out toy to donate to Toys for Tots.
photo by rusteek via Flickr
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The Traditional Music Forum has three main aims:
To be
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- visible
- and valuable
We work closely with Creative Scotland as a key resource for information and advice on Scottish traditional music of every kind. We aim to represent as wide a range of traditional music organisations in Scotland as possible and to lobby for things that matter to our members. We want to exchange information, make new contacts, provide mutual support, enhance learning, and advocate Scottish traditional music to government, local authorities and other public institutions.
The more organisations that join us, the louder and stronger our voice. So why should you join?More...
Promotion – the TMF has an active communications policy which means we are constantly informing members, official bodies, and the public of our members' activities and events through social media, newsletters, the blog and news page on our website, the general media, and any other method necessary.
Find out what's going on – the TMF aims to provide a hub for information about what's going on in the traditional music sector and beyond, keeping our finger on the pulse of Scottish music and cultural policy.
Be represented – the TMF is recognised as an important voice for traditional music.
Make some noise – increase your profile in the sector and make sure people know who you are. By participating through the blog and contributing organisation profiles to our newsletter, you can enhance your visibility and make sure your voice is valued.
Make alliances – come to our networking events and build exciting collaborations with other people working in your field.
Talk to each other – we provide a central platform for the like-minded music groups in Scotland to communicate with each other. Why not arrange a folk club exchange? Or share ideas about the most effective ways to promote your gigs? Or pool resources?
Membership is open to organisations working in the field of traditional music in Scotland and costs £20 per year (running July-July).
When you join you'll be added to our mailing list so you can get our Newsletter, and receive a log-in so you can access the members' area of the site.
Please fill in the online Membership Form (opens a new window). You will then receive an invoice (in the post) together with payment instructions
As a Member you can advertise your events for people to view on the calendar via the website, and access the library – a source of TMF documents, reports and relevant publications in our field. We'll promote you in our newsletter, and you can contribute to the blog.
We'll also connect with you on Twitter and Facebook to make sure we can start to promote you. Don't forget to keep us abreast of what you're up to, though!


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Possible ammunition found in school bathroom toilet
Officials have increased security at the Concord High School after possible ammunition was found in a school toilet.
Authorities say the school will have an extra police presence on Wednesday.
A student on Tuesday reported finding something that looked like ammunition in one of the school's toilets. When the school resource officer went to inspect it, it was gone.
Police say they also found threatening graffiti directed toward staff members in the bathroom last week.
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food & beverages
Raising the bar: How Drew Davies created Kubarz, a $1.5 million mobile bar franchise
Drew Davies always thought his mobile bar business had the potential to be a great franchise network. But it took the 35-year-old Sydneysider almost 10 years to get there.
The smell of success: How Gavin Gam is taking Aroma Coffee to the masses
Gavin Gam believes all businesses have a responsibility to give back to the community - a philosophy holding the 48-year-old Sydneysider in good stead as he ramps up the expansion of Aroma Coffee.
Chinese restaurant considers legal action after newspaper claimed it charged non-Asian customers higher prices
A Chinese restaurant in Sydney is considering legal action after a newspaper published a story which claimed it charged higher prices for non-Chinese customers.
Black Swan deal worth $115 million for new owner Monde Nissin
Filipino food powerhouse Monde Nissin Corporation's acquisition of Australian dip producer Black Swan was worth $115 million.
Fish and chip shops struggling to net good trading conditions
The humble fish and chip shop could be in trouble as consumers flock to alternative take-away options.
Urban Burger business flipped to unknown buyer, some stores close while others rebrand
The Urban Burger fast food chain has been sold to an unnamed burger franchise operator, as a number of Urban Burger stores close their doors.
Melbourne businessman creates retail platform for local producers to cut out the middle men
Local wine, cheese and olive producers are the first to start using a direct-to-public online store designed by Melbourne technology entrepreneur John Cameron.
ACCC cracks alleged egg cartel wide open
The ACCC has scrambled the plans of an alleged egg cartel, launching legal action yesterday against the Australian Egg Corporation Ltd and several of its directors and associated companies.
Rich List family behind Australia's 7-Eleven snaps up Starbucks
The wealthy family behind Australia's 7-Eleven convenience stores, the Withers, have scooped up the 24 struggling Australian Starbucks stores for an undisclosed sum.
Sour milk: what your business can learn from Parmalat's PR campaign to discredit rival A2 Milk
Italian-owned milk company Parmalat hired a Sydney-based public relations firm to discredit New Zealand company A2 in a bid to stop the rival's growing market share in Australia, according to news reports.
Four key tips for running a successful social enterprise
A growing number of businesses in Australia are now social enterprises, created to solve social and environmental problems. With the number of such ventures booming by 37% in just five years, here are four ways to ensure they're sustainable.
Organic sales to hit $1 billion: How SMEs are digging in
The appetite for organic products continues to increase in Australia with industry revenue forecast to reach $980.6 million by 2018-19.
Big Sister bakes last cake for now as 69-year-old food manufacturing company collapses
A NSW food manufacturing company that has operated since 1945 has collapsed.
Why Heston Blumenthal stuck knife into local Melbourne café: Fat Duck to open in Melbourne
Chef Heston Blumenthal is closing his famous UK restaurant The Fat Duck for renovations and relocating the restaurant and its staff to Melbourne for six months.
New Zealand burger chain scores $5.9 million US investment
New Zealand burger chain BurgerFuel Worldwide has secured a $NZ5.9 million ($A5.5m) investment from US company Franchise Brands.
Crying baby at Michelin star restaurant Alinea sparks debate – should they be allowed?
An eight-month-old crying baby at three Michelin star restaurant Alinea in Chicago has sparked debate about whether small children should be allowed in dining venues.
Business groups call for moderation on minimum wage increases
Business groups are calling for a cautious approach to minimum wage rate increases this year, reflective of the tough economic conditions still faced by many sectors.
Burger ad banned for being "exploitative and degrading"
A magazine advertisement by Bondi-based Goodtime Burgers featuring a burger in between a woman's bottom cheeks has been banned for being "exploitative and degrading".
Victorian pubs and bars least compliant, amid hundreds of thousands of dollars in back-pay awarded nationally
Victoria is the least compliant state when it comes to workplace practices in pubs, bars, taverns and accommodation businesses, the Fair Work Ombudsman has found.
How I sold Crust for $41 million: Costa Anastasiadis's eight lessons
Last year, pizza chain Crust was sold to Retail Food Group for $41 million, but it wasn't an easy road. Founder Costa Anastasiadis shares his eight best lessons for success based on 12 years in business.
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Months after the Egyptian Revolution started, toppling President Hosni Mubarak, the turmoil continues. People in the first line of the revolution explain the start, the clash for Tahrir square and its spirit. Video essay by Raul Gallego Abellan. (Nov. 10)
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Class features seven from Texas
2013 (Freshman):
Appeared in one match in her first season on campus... played nine minutes in TCU's 3-0 win over Central Arkansas on Sept. 22... took a corner kick for the Horned Frogs in the match.
High School:
Was a two-time letter winner at John Cooper High School after transferring from Webber Academy in Calgary, Alberta... earned all-conference accolades as a junior and senior... honored as the Offensive MVP of her high school team as a junior... combined to score 25 goals in her John Cooper career... was a co-captain as a sophomore at Webber Academy.
Parents are Bruce and Sandra... has three siblings, Taylor, Makenna and Malle.


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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Timberwolves have kicked off their annual pre-draft summit, an event that hosts executives from across the NBA to watch workouts of draft prospects.
The two-day event started on Tuesday night with two workouts of players that are projected to be taken in the second round or have a chance to sign as undrafted free agents next month. Wisconsin forward Jared Berggren, a native of Princeton, Minn., was among the players to workout on Tuesday night. He says it would be a dream come true to be drafted by his home state Timberwolves.
Michigan State's Derrick Nix, Florida's Kenny Boynton and USC's DeWayne Dedmon also worked out.
The summit will conclude on Wednesday with two more workouts. Minnesota's Rodney Williams is scheduled to attend.
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Lost: Via Domus
Review: Latin for "the way home". We wish it'd go there
Review: Latin for "the way home". We wish it'd go there
Pair of videos from the TV spin-off... that may or may not be complete rubbish
90 seconds of island mystery
New shots of Ubisoft's series tie-in inside (and the hatch makes an appearance, too)
Preview: Will Porter taps the same material into a computer day-in day-out for no discernible reason, brother
Mystery island
The team behind Assassin's Creed on tv's most famous island
Plot, flashbacks and fitting in with the show - first details in next Xbox World 360
A mystery revealed as Ubisoft finally shows its game based on the TV series


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Here was 30 minutes from another vantage point. Yesterday I left for work early and had a half hour or so to kill from Fort Wadsworth. Seeing Ital Laguna and CMA CGM Matisse leaving together convinced me to stop there. Meanwhile a larger and
smaller fishing boat arrive. I recognize this boat, although I don't know its name. See it the last foot here.
First Coast moves in from somewhere beyond Norton's Point.
Rays now rake across the top of the manifold on Freja Nordica as it enters the Narrows and
passes an outbound Franklin Reinauer.
Recognize the profile?
It's Ellen. I've no horse that shakes harness bells to suggest I move along, but I know I have –if no promises to keep–then . . work to do, appointments to meet.
All fotos by Will Van Drop.
As you know, I'm on the road in Georgia, but thanks to some good friends here are some fotos for your Boxing Day. Back on the first day of winter, December 21, I got these fotos from Ashley Hutto: Responder towing Ellen through the Kills. Who knows . . . maybe this was a solstice version of Kills do-si-do?
Here from a few years back is a post featuring both Responder and Ellen.
And from Rod Smith, who labors on the site Narragansett Bay Shipping whenever he's not working for bread-n-butter, here's a shot by Rod in the wee hours of the same day, Haggerty Girls first trip to the sixth boro. If you click here, you'll see how Rod documented almost every week in the construction of this newest vessel in the sixth boro, taking almost 500 fotos over parts of three years starting from the time that two plates were laid down and joined. Bravo, Rod, on this ongoing work. That's Matthew Tibbetts looking on. Here's more info on Haggerty Girls.
Many thanks to Ashley and Rod.
Here was 3 in the series. The sixth boro is indeed a huge fuel transfer port, and I need to make a more concerted effort to learn which transfers are imports and which . . . exports. Meanwhile, a look at the variety of vessels involved in just a few days shows Energy Century,
Aurora N with Crystal Cutler on the far side of a fuel barge in the distance,
Trans Trader,
Zachery Reinauer,
Patrick Sky passing the bow of Summit Europe,
and finally, passing a Laura K. Moran docking SCF Pechora, it's Diane B with barge John Blanche.
Cold and snow do not slow this trade; in fact, it's when the temperature drops that this trade speeds up.
The link here may show the first glimpse I had of Balder. Let me share my getting better acquainted, but first . . . the foto below I took 13 months ago. Note the different colors of salt, reflecting
different provenances, as explained in Ian Frazier's New Yorker article below. Buy a copy to get the rest of the story.
Without this vessel, all of us who drive the roads or walks the sidewalks and streets within the metropolis surrounding the sixth boro would be at greater risk of slipping and crashing. Framed that way, Balder could not be better named. Here's what Kimberly Turecamo looks like from Balder's bridge.
On the far side of the channel, that's Dace.
Here's what has come forth from Balder's belly, a bit of the Atacama Desert on the KVK. Huge tractors load the trucks that come to a highway department near you today.
This 246′ arm, reaching nearly to Richmond Terrace, offloads at the relatively slow rate of 8oo tons per hour.
And here's the hold just emptied, one hold of five. Notice the ladders and the tracks at the base of the hold.
Click here to see the unloading machinery in action.
Navel, perhaps?
Here's what gets even the last pound making up the nearly 50,000-ton payload onto the salt dock.
All fotos by Will Van Dorp. Thanks to Brian DeForest of Atlantic Salt and the Balder crew for the tour.
I'll start here for a reason. This 1941 vessel built in Stamford, CT, was originally YTL 169, 61′ loa. In November 1997 she was called Spuyten Duyvil and used to transport the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree from Stony Point to the East river. I've mentioned this before, but although I've searched high and low, by letter, word-of-mouth, and electronically . . . I've located NO fotos of that event. None!! Can this event have completed eluded the photography crowd? If you know of a foto, please get in touch. Click here for a foto of this tug–I believe–I took almost 8 years ago now.
Ever Decent . . . foto taken 10 days ago, here being passed by Evening Star, is already well into the Pacific Ocean.
Turecamo Girls, here in the KVK, was waiting on the outside of the Amtrack Prtal Bridge last week, but of course I didn't have a camera.
Amy C McAllister slings in a Bouchard barge, and
McAllister Sisters does the same with a Reinauer barge.
Bering Dawn moves another dredge scow out to sea.
Bob-tailed B. Franklin heads back to her barge, and
Eastern Dawn heads west into the Kills.
So, does anyone know of a foto showing Spuyten Duyvil with the 1997 Rockefeller Christmas tree heading south from Stony Point?
All fotos except the top one by Will Van Dorp.
Barney Turecamo with barge Georgia and
Buchanan 12 light, under the same wintry sky. The last time I saw the 12 was back when tugster last took a swimming day. I'd love to see the high and dry hulls of Barney and Mary.
Franklin Reinauer and Taft Beach leaving Erie Basin and
Franklin here refueling with Ruth M.
Robert E. McAllister, passing where warehouses are being transformed into park equipment and
Passing the cranes at the former Military Ocean terminal it's Mary Gellatly and headed the other way
Marjorie B. McAllister.
Joyce D. Brown westbound past IMTT and here a few minutes later Joyce with
Meredith C. Reinauer right behind.
Shelby slings some barges and
magnificent Maryland –as seen from a low angle–made to the dock.
A Vane unit . . . I don't recall and can't identify . . . a few minutes after sunrise.
All fotos taken the past month by Will Van Dorp.
As I scrambled away from the train, Meredith C. Reinauer ruffled the glassy calm of the river at the Rondout Light. Here long ago the Delaware and Hudson Canal completed its 108-mile journey from coal country to what was then the fast river transport to sixth boro coal market.
And here waiting for me was my flesh-and-blood sister and brother-in-law and their Maraki, which they sailed around the world in the 1990s. See their newly-inaugurated blog here.
This was an opportunity, to rediscover the Hudson Valley with them, after all we never see or step into the same Hudson twice. I've seen Esopus Meadows light many times before, but
have never passed the volunteer boat.
When last I saw this "castle," it was a Redemptorist retreat center, but now it's something different.
It was gratifying to see the pilotboat John E. Flynn on station at Norrie Point.
The last time I recall seeing this house in Hyde Park I'd not sensed it would rival the other mansions there, like the Vanderbilt and the FDR (currently closed because of the shutdown! !@!@##) homes.
Maraki and Grande Caribe had last crossed paths on the Erie Canal. More large sightseeing vessels on the Hudson soon.
Maraki had sailed under this first bridge when it was still a disused rail structure.
!@#@! ? pirate canoe club?
OK . . I had to put up another foto of Patricia.
The Hudson Valley is a spectacular place. More soon. A version of it . . . in print . . . check out T. C. Boyle's World's End.
All fotos by Will Van Dorp.
All fotos here from yesterday . ..
Liberty Service as you may never have seen her. Here (third foto in this link) she was four years ago.
Ditto Huron Service. Repainting on Huron seems farther along than that on Liberty. Here's how Huron Service looked a year and a half ago. Get ready for Genesis Energy.
In the past year, this Pegasus has sprouted an upper wheelhouse; compare with here.
Welcome to the waters around Houston. Well . .. I do mean the 118,000-barrel barge married to Linda Moran. Uh . . . do tugs and barges ever get divorced?
Trucks on the water pushed by Shawn Miller.
I realized only later that–had my conveyance lingered here–I would have seen Catherine C. Miller push past with FIVE trailers/tractors on a barge. See her in the distance there beyond the bow of RTC 83.
Reinauer Twins waits alongside RTC 104 with a faux lighthouse in the background.
Lucy Reinauer–earlier Texaco Diesel Chief built in Oyster Bay NY–is the push behind RTC 83.
pushed (ok, will. . . open eyes. thanks for the correction.) moved alongside by Taurus. See some of my previous Taurus fotos here and here.
And thanks to wide-eyed bowsprite, a vessel I've not seen before pushing stone. It's Patricia. She reminds me of a vessel I spotted along the road a few years back . . . Hoss.
So, this is the "plus" in the title, the group-sourcing request portion of this post: what company is operating Patricia?
And another question . . . from an eagle-eyed upriver captain. Notice the weather instruments on this channel marker just off Bannerman's Island (I am planning to do another post on this unique location north of West Point.) And . . .
here are more weather instruments on this federally-maintained channel marker off the Rondout. Questions: who's responsible for these and is there a website where the data collected can be monitored?
All fotos by Will Van Dorp, except for the last three, which come from bowsprite and Capt. Thalassa.
Speaking of bowsprite, today she's running Radio Lilac and I'll be there tending bar. Here's something of the inspiration. Come on by if you have the time. Teleport in if you're otherwise out of range.
Here was ASB 2. There might be eight million stories in the naked city, but in its primary boro aka the sixth boro at least half again that number of other stories could be told . . by the collective whoever knows them.
Captain Zeke moves with the diverse stone trade past folks waiting below our very own waving girl and
all those folks waving and taking fotos from the ferry and every other water conveyance.
The 1950 Nantucket's back in town . . for the winter.
Yup . . . no one could have predicted these . . .
back when Shearwater was launched in 1929.
A cruise ship shuffles passengers as Peter F. Gellatly bunkers.
Kristy Ann Reinauer stands by a construction barge.
Mary A. Whalen . . . is a survivor from another time.
A barge named Progress has returned to South Street Seaport Museum, here between Wavertree and Peking.
Emerald Coast is eastbound on the East River.
Two views of Adirondack, one with WTC1 –or is it 1 WTC or something else–and
another with the Arabian Sea unit.
And Sea Wolf heads north . . . .
All fotos by Will Van Dorp.
All these fotos–except the ones identified as flashbacks–I took while resting yesterday. The indomitable Helen Parker, intrepidly westbound among giants. I believe she was last on this blog a year ago here.
I believe this is Coastline Bay Star. If so, when did she get the reconfigured exhaust route?
Also squeezed between giants, James Turecamo, who has appeared on this blog possibly more than any other tugboat. James was launched in greater Waterford, NY late in 1969. Click here to see James tailing Caddell's new drydock back in May. More on this flashback later in this post.
Hunt Girls, which I haven't seen in a while.
AT IMTT Bayonne Dean Reinauer and RTC 106, which appeared on this blog last week, configured differently. Dean is so new that if you go back to that link with the foto of James tailing, you'll see the upper house of a Dean which at that time had never yet floated!
Here are two flashbacks from Port of Albany last week . . .
as Dean spun around to head south.
Dorothy J eastbound yesterday morning
and as seen in mid-May 2013 . . . with her former name–Angela M–visible.
Arabian Sea's angular sides are mimicked by the building in the distance.
Quenames heads out of the Kills pushing
Bunker Portland.
And check out the stack on St Andrews. Maintenance or . . . something more?
All fotos except for the flashbacks . . . Will Van Dorp took yesterday.


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WotLK Profession Specific Bonus Perks Summary
Blizzard will be continuing the trend of giving each profession it's own perk with special abilities and BoP enchants, item enhancements, and items. Here is a summary of what we know so far:
Alchemy Profession Bonus Perks
- Mixology
- WotLK Flasks get 32 itemization points, elixirs get 16 points. Doubles duration on all flasks and elixirs.
- Using WotLK Flasks, gives 37 spellpower, 64 attack power, 13 MP5, or 320 health
- Crazy Alchemist's Potion
- Alchemists can still transmute items on a daily cooldown
- Endless Mana Potion, Endless Healing Potion, and Endless Rejuvenation Potion
- Indestructible Alchemist's Stone, Mercurial Alchemist's Stone, and Mighty Alchemist's Stone
- Alchemy discoveries are on a weekly cooldown – Northrend Alchemy Research – Spell – World of Warcraft
Leatherworking Profession Bonus Perks
- New WotLK drums are not in the spell database at the moment Current drums are unusable at level 80.
- Reduced cost on leg armor – does not give a special bonus
- Fur Lining – Enchantment on bracers. – fur lining – Wowhead Search – Gives a large stat boost over the equivalent enchant (+40 spell damage, +82 attack power). There's also a stamina one for 90 stamina, but no stamina enchant yet. There is also resistances for fur linings, for an additional 60 resists.
Skinning Profession Bonus Perks
- Master of Anatomy – Spell – World of Warcraft
Mining Profession Bonus Perks
- Toughness – Spell – World of Warcraft
Herbalism Profession Bonus Perks
- Fire Leaf
- Fire Seed
- Lifeblood – Spell – World of Warcraft
Enchanting Profession Bonus Perks
- Enchant Ring – Assault – Spell – World of Warcraft
- Enchant Ring – Greater Spellpower – Spell – World of Warcraft
- Enchant Ring – Stamina – Spell – World of Warcraft
Jewelcrafting Profession Bonus Perks
- Dragon's Eye gems – dragon's eye – Wowhead Search
- A Jewelcrafter can have up to three Dragon's Eye gems equipped. They can be the same or different. They act like every color of gem for socket bonuses and metagems.
- Ruby Hare, Emerald Board, Sapphire Owl, Twilight Serpent, and Monarch Crab
- Gem Perfection – Spell – World of Warcraft — A chance to craft green-quality gems into slightly better cuts. The gems produced will be in between uncommon and rare in stats.
- Jewelcrafting has its own set of dailies, with which rare gem recipes (5 tokens), metagem recipes (8 tokens), and Dragon's Eyes (1 token) can be purchased. – Dalaran Jewelcrafter's Token
Inscription Profession Bonus Perks
- Shoulder enchants – master inscription – Wowhead Search – Effectively a bonus of +37 spell power, 64 attack power, or 32 dodge rating over the epic version
- Tarot cards – can make cards to get items from the Darkmoon Faire. Implementation not yet known
- Inscription discoveries are on a daily cooldown – Northrend Inscription Research – Spell – World of Warcraft and Minor Inscription Research
Tailoring Profession Bonus Perks
- Lightweave Embroidery – Spell – World of Warcraft – 50% proc rate with 45 second cooldown
- Swordguard Embroidery – Spell – World of Warcraft
- Darkglow Embroidery – Spell – World of Warcraft – 35% proc rate with 75 second cooldown
- Four epic flying carpets and one regular version – carpet – Wowhead Search – acts exactly like a mount – Swift Flying Carpet
- Frostweave Net
- Reduced cost for spellthreads on armor
- Three transmutable cloths – Spellweave, Moonshroud – Spell – World of Warcraft , and Ebonweave – Spell – World of Warcraft
- A Guide to Northern Cloth Scavenging
Engineering Profession Bonus Perks
- Hand-Mounted Pyro Rocket – Spell – World of Warcraft
- Hyperspeed Accelerators – Spell – World of Warcraft
- Flexweave Underlay – Spell – World of Warcraft
- Nitro Boosts – Spell – World of Warcraft
- Personal Electromagnetic Pulse Generator – Spell – World of Warcraft
- Belt-Clipped Spynoculars – Spell – World of Warcraft
- Various goggles – Armored Titanium Goggle, Charged Titanium Specs, Electroflux Sight Enhancers, Greensight Gogs, Truesight Ice Enhancers, Visage Liquification Goggles, and Weakness Specrtalizers
- Bombs and decoys – Explosive Decoy, Saronite Bomb, Cobalt Frag Bomb, and Goblin Thermal Sapper Charge
- Gnomish Army Knife
- Trinkets – Gnomish Lightning Generator, Noise Machine, and Sonic Booster
- Portable mailbox and vendor – MOLL-E and Scrapbot Construction Kit
- Wormhole: Gadgetzan Group portal to Gadgetzan
Blacksmithing Profession Bonus Perks
- Smelt Titansteel – Spell – World of Warcraft (20 hour cooldown transmute)
- Socket Gloves – Spell – World of Warcraft and Socket Bracers – Spell – World of Warcraft
- WotLK Leatherworking Recipes
- WotLK Northrend Daily Quests & Profession Token System
- Best Professons for Arena
- New WotLK Enchants
- Inscription Shoulder Enchants


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Footpath 91,000 miles (146,000Km) 78%
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Bridleway 20,000 miles (32,000Km) 17%
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Restricted Byway 3,700 miles (6,000Km) 3%
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Hi Elaine - you are welcome anytime. We are an informal group and no reservations required. We look forward to running with you.
Hi - I'm in the process of moivng back to the Richmond area after living in the midwest for the last couple of years. I'm a slower (and older) runner looking to pick up my speed a little bit. Can I just show up on a Tuesday night once I am back and settled in?
Hi Nick, yes we are an informal group and it doesn't cost anything to run with us. We are not members of the fitness center but we meet at their front door. We would love to have you run with us anytime. We meet at 6pm every Tuesday in front of Midlothian Athletic Club.
Hi everyone. My wife and I just moved to the Midlo Turnpike area and Ive been trying to find a group to train with for a few years now. Is this group an informal group unassociated with the fitness center? Is there a cost? I'm a pretty competitive runner with consistent 5K times in the upper 18/low 19 range.
You are welcomed to come out and run with us and see if you like it. You never know until you try. WE welcome all runners regardless of ability.
Hi I was wondering if you are a beginner looking to just speed up a bit for a 5K pace if you can participate in this group? I am new to running and just ran my first 5K this morning. I hate running alone so I was wanting to join a group. Is this OK, or do you need to be a bit more advanced/capable to join?
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GOSHEN (AP) — Three teenagers have been convicted on murder charges stemming from their accomplice being shot to death by a northern Indiana homeowner during a break-in.
Many in the packed Elkhart County courtroom sobbed as the verdicts were announced late Thursday against 17-year-old Blake Layman, 18-year-old Levi Sparks and 19-year-old Anthony Sharp Jr. They could face felony murder charges under state law because they were taking part in a crime during which 21-year-old Danzele Johnson died.
Jurors deliberated more than five hours before reaching their verdict in the case regarding an October break-in and shooting in Elkhart, about 15 miles east of South Bend.
Defense attorneys pointed to the teens' ages and maintained they didn't expect to break into an occupied home, The Elkhart Truth reported.
Angry relatives and friends criticized the prosecutor for pressing murder charges against teens who didn't kill anyone.
Family friend Jennifer Szabo said after the verdict that the homeowner didn't need to fire numerous shots.
"I wish there would have been a different outcome because they did not commit a murder, they did not pull that trigger," Szabo told WNDU-TV.
Elkhart County Prosecutor Curtis Hill said he believed pursuing the murder charges was the correct action.
"When we filed the charges we believed it was appropriate that when someone commits a felony, and a person dies as a result, Indiana law is very clear," Hill said.
Hill cleared the homeowner, who wasn't injured, of any wrongdoing.
A fourth person who entered the home, 17-year-old Jose Quiroz, pleaded guilty in December to felony murder charges and was sentenced to 45 years in prison.
A Sept. 12 sentencing hearing was scheduled for the three teens, who face possible prison terms of 45 years to 65 years.


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WHITLEY CITY, Ky. (Tiffany Wilson) -- Local firefighters gather to mourn one of their own Tuesday.
Lieutenant Arlie "Pooh" Hill died Saturday, two months after sustaining burns to 90 percent of his body. He was from Whitley City, Kentucky but was treated at UC Medical Center. Local 12's Tiffany Wilson shows us that state lines don't matter in the firefighting family.
Firefighters never want to see the purple and black flag flown. It comes out only to honor a firefighter who dies in the line of duty. Tuesday it was raised for Lieutenant Arlie Pooh Hill, a man who risked his life hoping to help another.
"The greatest thing he brought to us was his sense of humor, he always found the right words to lighten the mood."
On August 30th, while off duty, Lieutenant Hill saw smoke and rushed into a neighbor's home without hesitation or gear. The fire flashed over and burned 90 percent of his body. Doctors transferred him to the UC Medical Center which is about 200 miles away from his home near the Tennessee state line.
As soon as local firefighters heard, they set up a 24-hour vigil providing constant food, water and support to Hill's family. They were never left alone so it was a task, but it was a task of love.
He would probably be the first one to consider himself unworthy, but at the same time if it were someone else he'd be the first one there.
Hill was a fighter, overcoming a childhood accident that made him an amputee below the knee. He wasn't handicapped at all, he was a firefighter. He had no limitations. He battled the burns for two months, but on Saturday his body surrendered.
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January 17, 2014
A standard benefit of American Express Platinum cards is the $200 per calendar year airline fee credit. The stated purpose of this credit is to reimburse the traveler for "incidental air travel fees" such as checked bag fees. American Express' terms & conditions explicitly exclude certain charges from this benefit:
- Airline tickets
- Upgrades
- Mileage points purchases
- Mileage points transfer fees
- Gift cards
- Duty free purchases
- Award tickets
Many blogs have written that, despite the explicit exclusion of gift cards, you can still get reimbursed when purchasing them. For example:
- How Can I Spend The $200 Airline Reimbursement From The Amex Platinum Card Before It Expires At The End Of The Year? (The Points Guy)
- American Express Platinum $200 Airline Fee Credit (One Mile at a Time)
A nice twist is to use United's gift registry:
- Using the United Gift Registry to Get Your $200 Amex Platinum Reimbursement (Online Travel Review)
- Final Results of Buying United Gift Certificates via Amex $200 Platinum Credit (Mommy Points)
Award fee reimbursements
Given how often I write about gift cards it's a bit ironic that I prefer not to buy gift cards to get my $200 credit. Instead, I know that I'll book lots of awards anyway, so why not use the credit to reimburse those award fees?
I can't guarantee that this works with other airlines, but I've been using my $200 reimbursements each year to pay for the fees associated with booking Delta awards. Many awards cost only $5 in fees, but to certain destinations (e.g. England) or with certain Delta partners, larger fees come into play. In my experience, Amex will reimburse most of those fees as long as Delta is your chosen airline and you pay for the fees with your Platinum card. By obtaining my credits this way, I achieve the same savings without having to deal with gift cards.
Finding the fee price point
Last year I discovered that a very large award fee ($386) was not reimbursed [Don't cry for me: I ended up canceling that award anyway and got all of my money back from Delta thanks to my Platinum status]. This is consistent with gift card findings: with each airline there is a different price point above which Amex will not reimburse gift card purchases (for details, see these FlyerTalk threads: Alaska, American, Delta,Southwest, United, and US Airways).
With two Platinum cards in-hand (mine and my wife's), I set about trying to determine the price point at which Delta awards would be reimbursed. Here were my initial findings (including results from prior years):
- $59.30 (yes)
- $82.30 (yes)
- $105.30 (yes)
- $133.20 (yes)
- $163.70 (yes)
- $258.70 (no)
- $386 (no)
Note with the above results that the total reimbursements within a calendar year never exceed $200 (per Amex Platinum card). So, when I say that a certain fee was reimbursed, it might not have been 100% reimbursed. For example, if I already was reimbursed for a $150 award fee, then I would only receive $50 reimbursement for the next $150 award fee within the same calendar year.
My guess from the above findings was that Amex would reimburse Delta award fees as long as they were less than $200. So, I found and booked an award costing $200.90 in fees. I expected that it would not be reimbursed. Result:
- $200.90 (yes)
The fact that a $200.90 award fee was reimbursed proves that my "less than $200″ guess was wrong. Instead, I'm now thinking that the rule may be that award fees under $250 get reimbursed. Unfortunately, I've already used up my $200 reimbursements for this calendar year so my personal experiments are at an end for now. If you try booking an award with fees above $200.90 and less than $258.70 please let me know the results!
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One award that I booked last year cost $133.20 per person, and I booked three people on the same itinerary. Surprisingly (at least to me), Delta charged $133.20 three separate times rather than combining the charge. This was great since it meant that the charges came under the cap.
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11 Responses to "Award fee reimbursements: searching for limits"
I bought the same amounts of United gift cards this year and last and was only reimbursed last year. I think there is a manual coding variable with the airline.
I always get billed separately from UA for award fees. Even when they are on the same confirmation. I bought 1 $200 gift certificate last year from UA and this year I thought I would not push it and bought 4 $50 certificates. Now to cancel the card.
@Corky, based on my research United gift cards don't work anymore, but United's Gift Registry program does. I loaded $200 in one shot to my gift registry in late Dec and was quickly reimbursed.
@Sajer Guy, what you said is both right and wrong. My own experience mostly agree with you and corky: while I bought a single $200 UA GC last year and got reimbursed, I didn't get the same reimbursement this year (exactly the same product, $200 UA GC). As both you and corky said, after waiting for more than a week, I bought a $200 GR, it was reimbursed in 3 days. But what you are wrong is that in flyertalk, people did show if you only buy $50 GC, you still can be reimbursed. I read it somewhere in this post: http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/american-express-membership-rewards/1300452-200-airline-fee-reimbursement-reports-ua-only-14.html. Note to other readers: I am not advocating to buy those $50 GC even if you can. Actually a $50 GC is really inconvenient (you can only use one GC per reservation), so it may not be a wise idea to get lots of $50 GC.
@frugal guy, think you may be looking at old posts in that FT thread. Recent posts indicate reimbursement for Gift Registry(GR) but not Gift Cards(GCs). Coding likely changed in the Nov/Dec timeframe.
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I think this is it! My 2ww has turned into a 2ww plus 3 days...
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|Mon, 10-01-2012 - 12:40pm
So, been trying for about a year. Last month my AF was 2 days late, so that was a tough blow. Though I look back on it, and nothing was "different" about the 2ww from previous months. cp was low, cm was creamy white, breasts were incredibly painful right after O up until AF.
I told myself that next time, i'm not going to go crazy and THINK i'm pregnant when I see the same signs: low cp, creamy cm, breast pain...
So what happens this month? Well my breasts never got sore. Some sensitivity in nipples and along the outside - but nothing like they used to be. This was very odd for me - no breast pain!? Another strange thing this month: instead of cm going right to creamy white, i had a day of stretchy-like opulecent cm. And usually my cp is low - it's been mid to high the whole time - and yesterday, i couldn't even touch it.
So no breast pain, no low cervix, stretchy clear, wet cm?
I took a test on the day my AF was due - negative. my cm was actually very wet, slippery and my cp was high.
I'm now on day 3 of a missed AF. So since last month i was late 2 days, i am a little more hesitant to think that this is "the real deal" this time. But day 3 and no sign of AF( tmi - i can usually see blood on my cervix the day before my AF is coming - like a "head's up" - but nothing yet)
I've also been incredibly tired for almost 2 weeks now. I am getting enough sleep but i wake up and i feel like i still want to sleep. I had been working overtime so i just thought i was tired from that, but still tired now. Yesterday I felt sick, like everytime i was standing, my body didn't like it, so i had to keep sitting.
Also, yesterday i had to go pee about 5 times within probably 3 hrs. Since i generally only go maybe once every 3 hrs, this was strange. Maybe it was because i was so thirsty! I drank a lot of water yesterday. I also didn't feel like eating dinner, though after i ate, i was feeling better - enough to eat pumpkin ice cream which i was craving! This morning i woke up at 3:30, then 6:30, then went to the bathroom again at 7:30, 9, 10 and 11:30. If i do drink before bed, i do tend to wake up once before i'm actually supposed to get up. But to go at 3:30 then get up again at 6:30 and then go again...?
Wednesday is my 2yr wedding anniversary. Although incredibly hard, if i don't get my AF by then, I am going to hold off in testing again until that morning. Because if i find out i am pregnant before then, there is no way i can keep it a secret and make it an "anniversary surprise"! haha
The wait is killing me. I am starting to think that this may really be it. Why would my body be so different this month ya know. And, why would i be so tired, and get sick sometimes if it wasn't because i was pregnant?
I worry that since it WAS late last month, that maybe it is taking its sweet time this month, too
I've had my AF be late for up to 2 weeks - how mean that would be, right! haha
It worries me that my 1st pregnancy test did show up negative on the day of my AF was to be due-- it was a cheap dollar store one, but still. I do have an expensive e.p.t. one that i am holding off in using until Wednesday...
Although each hour my AF doesn't show up, i really want to re-test! haha
I'm in limbo "to test or not to test"....
|Wed, 10-10-2012 - 7:48pm
|Wed, 10-10-2012 - 2:20pm
SO... no AF yet. BFN this morning
Called and spoke with GYNO office. She said urine tests are pretty accurate and that I should just consider it an anovulation cycle - missed period -- and move on to concentrating on this month's period.
My periods have been pretty regular for awhile now - i think I only missed a period one other time -but it wound up being very late. So i don't know why I didn't ovulate this month. I wasn't stressed at all, and my DH and I BD perfectly during O time.
Seeing how I have NO IDEA now when I'm going to O again - or even if it will happen -- I'm pretty much shooting blind here. She said I should start BBT charting now even though I don't have a base temp to go by. She also suggested I just BD every other day until I get my period.
It is very frustrating, sad, confusiong, disappointing -you name it -- to have tried for over a year and think we finally got pregnant only to find out i didn't ovulate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????????????????????????????????????
I mean, 99 out of 100 times if you miss your period and you are TTC, you are PREGNANT!!!! But nope, leave it to me to be abnormal -- once again-- and not even O. I really do not know why nothing in my life is "normal".
|Mon, 10-08-2012 - 9:14pm
still no af. bfn this morning. i cant talk to gyn until Wed and prob wont get appt until end of week.
if i'm supposed to be going on 7 weeks pregnant, i think i aught to have plenty of'symptoms by now' but nothing has changed much- nipples have gotten more senstive and sore-thats probably the only thing i can really say.
still high cp, and cm either is wet with little mucus, or mucus is somewhat stretchy- also noticed tmi- that it doesnt have much of a smell, when it usually does.
just so confusing and frustrating being in limbo!
|Sat, 10-06-2012 - 11:31pm
|Thu, 10-04-2012 - 2:26pm
~6 days late; ~19dpo. BFN yest. a.m. no AF in sight.
Cervix is still pretty high. Still getting some stretchy, wet cm. Yesterday, and then today i noticed that i have tons of bumps on my cervix. I read that they could be nabothian cysts... this is the first time I have had them-- and I've been checking my cervix for almost a year now ~
Maybe they have appeared because I have been checking my cervix too often? Or could they appear because maybe my finger wasn't as clean as I thought it was...? Maybe I am irritating it too much? Or maybe I have an abundance of cm so cysts formed?
I read that "Some women notice they appear and disappear in relation to their menstrual cycle" -- does that mean that my AF IS on it's way and that i am NOT pregnant? Or can they also appear in early pregnancy?
Or do I actually have something I need to worry about?It is just bumpy - maybe 4 or 5 small bumps, and not painful.
If they go away on their own, how long does it usually take? If they are still there in a few days, do I need to worry? Or do they stay for weeks...?
I find it odd that the bumps are there when they've never been there before..?
(and btw, had a pap smear on the 10th, and even though the bumps were not there yet, i would expect if there was anything wrong, it would have shown up then)
Thanks for your input!
,,,My DH said for me to wait until Monday to test again and to call my Gyno for an appt if I still don't have my AF -- but i can't wait that long! haha
|Wed, 10-03-2012 - 10:27pm
|Wed, 10-03-2012 - 4:25pm
Haven't done BBT, no OPK., i had gone to the OBGYN. I told her I was starting to ovulate, and would expect to O in a few days. She confirmed that it looked like i was starting. So I wouldn't imagine that once she see's it is starting, it would take more than a week. That was on 9-10 and i expected to O on 14 or 15th.
TMI - 9-12 i had some ewcm. 9-14 my dh said i was very hot. 9-15 no ewcm. I am figuring i O'd on 14th or 15th.
With a 14day luteal phase that i read never changes, i should have had af on 9-28 or 9-29.
Unless i didn't have a successful O.
My cm was creamy white this morning, but in the afternoon, it was back to a stretchy-like white lotion.
From what I have read, cm should never be stretchy at all after O - (unless a short burst shortly after, but not when your af is to be due)
So I am just very confused! haha
|Wed, 10-03-2012 - 10:13am
So, tested at 6:30am - negative!? NEGATIVE!?
what the heck...?
It was negative on my expected AF on 9-28, and now negative on 10-3.
If I were pregnant, I think it would be positive by now.
What are the chances of being pregnant if I am 4-5 days late and BFN?
And why hasn't AF come if I am not pregnant?
And why have changes in breast pain and cm/cp this month than prior months if it wasn't due to pregnancy!?
I can't believe that after a year of trying, my body would continue to screw with me.
Why can't I just get my AF and be disappointed officially - or get a BFP - no, it has to play this stupid game.
Last month, it was late 2 days so i got my hopes up. This month, 5 days late and still counting?!
I can't fathom that I'm 5 days late without being pregnant - so it doesn't make sense that the test was negative.
And if I do turn out to be pregnant, why the heck is my body torturing me like this!? Why can't it just be NORMAL.
I mean, maybe the test was bad? Maybe I did it wrong (it says 5 sec pee, but i was nervous and couldn't get enough out, so only a small amount got on the stick, and had to wait a little longer-- would that affect the test?)
This is very confusing, and I am getting frustrated and depressed.
What do you think? Pregnant or not pregnant?
And this sucks because it is my 2yr anni. today and i wanted SO MUCH to surprise him with a BFP!!!
|Tue, 10-02-2012 - 9:38pm
no af yet. will take a test tomorrow morning- my 2yr anniversary. hope i can surprise my dh with an awesome present!
|Mon, 10-01-2012 - 1:53pm


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Dáil Éireann - Volume 472 - 04 December, 1996
Written Answers. - Flood Relief.
Mr. Creed Mr. Creed
80. Mr. Creed asked the Minister for Finance if his Department has completed a survey on flooding in the Dunmanway area of County Cork; and if his Department intends making funds available for the drainage works on the Bandon and Caha rivers. [23456/96]
Minister of State at the Department of Finance (Mr. Coveney) Minister of State at the Department of Finance (Mr. Coveney)
Minister of State at the Department of Finance (Mr. Coveney): It is expected that work on design proposals, including cost benefit analysis and environmental impact assessment for a scheme to alleviate flooding in Dunmanway, County Cork, will be finalised in the coming weeks. The Commissioners of Public Works will then have documentation for this scheme prepared in accordance with the arterial drainage legislation. It is envisaged that the scheme will go on public exhibition early next year with a view to works commencing on site in late spring 1997.
The works proposed comprise mainly construction of embankments along parts of the Bandon River which abuts Dunmanway. No drainage works are planned for either the Bandon or Caha Rivers. Funds for the implementation of this scheme will be included in the Estimates, subhead L2 of Vote 10, Office of Public Works, in 1997.
Dáil Éireann 472 Written Answers. Flood Relief.


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