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Microsoft once ruled the world. So what went wrong?PUBLISHED: 19 Aug 2012 10:46:28 | UPDATED: 20 Aug 2012 10:15:23PUBLISHED: 20 Aug 2012 PRINT EDITION: 20 Aug 2012
Microsoft chief Steve Ballmer is a reminder of the company's early days AP
John Naughton
Here's a question you don't often hear asked: whatever happened to Microsoft? To many people, it will seem a silly question. Microsoft, they point out, is still around – with a vengeance.
It's a huge company worth $US250 billion that employs 94,000 people worldwide and earns vast profits. (OK, it made a loss last quarter for the first time in its history, but that's because it had to write off $US6 billion it blew in 2007 on a company called aQuantive which turned out to be a turkey.)
Microsoft dominates the market for PC operating systems and Office software, products that are still licences to print money: its Xbox game console sweeps all before it; its server software is a big seller in the corporate world. In 2012, the company's net revenues totalled $US74 billion.
Sure, there are some flies in the ointment. Microsoft's search engine, Bing, has failed to break Google's stranglehold on search. The company's repeated attempts to break into the smartphone market have been failures, and its new partnership with Nokia hasn't changed that.
Its effort to get into the music business with the Zune player (remember that?) turned out to be an embarrassing farce.
As far as social networking is concerned, Microsoft's modest shareholding in Facebook represents its only successful foray into that territory. It has zero presence in the tablet business (though it's been making brave noises about a forthcoming product called Surface). And its share price has been flat for as long as most can remember.
But when you set all these failures against the money pumps that are the Windows and Office franchises, it's hard to avoid the conclusion that Microsoft's doing just fine. Besides, its products are so deeply interwoven with the IT systems of governments and corporations round the world (just think of the 750,000 Windows machines in the NHS and UK government departments, for example) that Microsoft is one of those enterprises that is – to borrow a phrase – too big to fail.
So why does it bring to mind General Motors around the time that Toyota arrived in the US automobile market? This thought was triggered by an astonishing statistic in an article by Kurt Eichenwald in Vanity Fair. It is this: Apple's iPhone now brings in more revenue than all of Microsoft's products.
In the quarter ended 31 March 2012, the iPhone had sales of $US22.7 billion. In the same period, Microsoft earned $US17.4 billion from everything it sold. So a single Apple product, which didn't exist five years ago, had higher sales than everything Microsoft has to offer.
Cue the predictable storm of protests that this is a misleading comparison: apples and bananas and all that. Smartphones are not office systems, you can't run the NHS on iPhones, blah-de-blah. All true. But don't let those soothing rationalisations distract you, because implicit in the statistic highlighted by Eichenwald are two salutary, general lessons.
The first is about the speed of change in this industry. It's not just that the iPhone (and the iPad) came from nowhere and created a market that nobody, including Microsoft, took seriously, it's that it happened in under five years. And that it propelled a company (Apple) that was a corporate zombie 15 years ago into the most valuable company in the world, with a current market cap of $US590 billion.
The second lesson is about how hard it is for dominant companies to stay innovative in such a fast-changing environment. Microsoft, remember, was once an incredibly rich, smart, agile, innovative, competitive and aggressive company. Today, only the cash reserves and the aggression, personified by its current CEO, Steve Ballmer, remain.
The question Eichenwald set out to answer was this: how did Microsoft change from being the lean, mean machine created by Bill Gates and Paul Allen into the sleepy behemoth it is today? In seeking an answer, he interviewed a lot of ex-Microsoft employees. They told a dismal tale of opportunities missed, innovations squashed and talented people demotivated by the corporate ethos of a maturing organisation.
What it basically came down to is this: in the start-up phase of a tech company, people are collaborative and technically innovative because a successful IPO means that they'll all get rich. But once the share price flattens out and the company grows, stock options become less valuable (or even worthless) and then the only way to get on is to play managerial games and organisational politics. Bureaucratisation takes hold and innovation takes second place. Eventually, the point is reached when everything is designed or decided by committee, and... well, you can guess the rest.
And – to return to the original question – that's what became of Microsoft.
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How to Make Your Hair Do What You Want: Hair Styling 101
Get schooled on the basics with our mane-styling guide. From heating tools to how-tos to hair products, weve got you covered with tips that will make your locks turn heads.
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Chapter 3: How to curl
If your stick straight mane is craving some oomph, consider curls. First, purchase a curling rod with a barrel of 1 ½ inches that has a heat setting gauge (the smaller the barrel, the tighter the curls). Fine hair doesn't require as much heat compared with coarse hair. If you have a heat setting that spans between 1 and 10, set it to 6 for fine hair and 10 for coarse hair.
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Judy's StoryThis is my very favorite breakfast casserole. It has a kick to it with the Rotel tomatoes and lots of cheese topped with eggs and more cheese. What could be better? It truly is a protein packed, hearty breakfast with lots of flavor! It's worth getting up for!
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bag frozen oreida diced hashbrowns with onions and peppers
1 can(s)
rotel tomatoes
8 oz
velveeta cheese, cubed
12 large
eggs, beaten
2 Tbsp
2 c
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salt and pepper to taste
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1In 12" skillet, cook sausage until no longer pink. When done, lift with spatula and drain on paper towels, saving fat in skillet.
2Next, add the hasbrowns with onions and peppers to skillet and cook until slightly browned.
3Add the sausage back to skillet with hashbrowns. Mix well.
4In a 3 qt. baking dish that has been sprayed with Pam, add the mixture of meat and potatoes. Level well.
5In a large microwave proof bowl, add Velveeta cheese cubes and Rotel tomatoes together and microwave several minutes until melted. Stir together until smooth and cheese is all melted.
6Pour cheese sauce over the potato mixture. Set aside.
7Beat eggs with a little milk and the salt and pepper. Pour over the cheese sauce covered potato mixture.
8Cover with foil and bake in a preheated 350 degree oven until puffy and set, about 45 min.
9Remove foil and continue baking until eggs are no longer wet.
10Top with shredded cheddar and return to oven just long enough for cheese to melt.
11Let cool for about 10-12 min. Cool on rack. Cut into squares and serve.
12Refrigerate leftovers. This also freezes well. I wrap individual servings in Saran Wrap and freeze. When needed, I just microwave in the Saran Wrap and serve.
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I recently read a study that says affirmations can be bad news for some folks. It seems those with low self-esteem who cling to a declaration hoping to benefit are going to be sorely disappointed. It appears that many of us don't believe the affirmations we're using. When we say them, they ignite a […]
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The memory came back to me like a summer squall, blowing into my psyche bringing up stormy feelings and leaving debris in its wake. It was about the time a co-worker called me out for a job she thought I'd done poorly. The complaints were personal, loud and public – in front of my co-workers at […]
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My deadline was fast approaching and I was still waiting on feedback from another guy. So far it hadn't come through and until I heard from him, I couldn't finish my job. That put my deadline and my paycheck in jeopardy and that, ticked me off. So I got all blaming and judgy, which of […]
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This week is one of those everything-happening-at-once kind of weeks. Lots of work deadlines, personal demands, and physical stress so I'm taking extra care to stay aware and grounded. I don't want those critical inner voices to run away with me, nor do I want to create drama, or add stress to my circumstances, so, […]
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When my daughter told me Saturday that she was going to raise millipedes I had a ton of thoughts race through my head. None of them started with "yea millipedes!." But, unlike other times when I react with emotion-by-default instead of awareness, I didn't flip out. Didn't roll my eyes. Didn't say anything. I nodded […]
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What if we are here, not to learn, but, to remember who we are? That was the question asked by Sr. Jenna, during the America Meditating Retreat I attended at Peace Village in the Catskill Mountains of New York a couple of weeks ago. And it resonated with me immediately. We know who we are. […]
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Last week I attended a meditation retreat at Peace Village Learning and Retreat Center in the Catskill Mountains of Southeastern New York. And I fell in love with silence all over again. The value of deliberate quiet cannot be overestimated. It is a way to access our essence, to connect with self, and become aware […]
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We've all felt the debilitating effects of stress. It can slow us down, make us moody and upset, batter our hearts and immune systems so we get sick more often, and run roughshod over our productivity. But, stress can also be good for us. When managed the right way, it is motivating. It can fire […]
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Last night I had the perfect bite. A gooey taco with some beans and spicy meat and a little cheese, a tad of tomato and avocado and melding into this moment of sensory perfection. And I waited it out. Seriously, I didn't just jam the next bite into my mouth. I sat enjoying that first […]
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Two men were pinned between a car and truck after a crash in Rochester. Now the driver who police say caused the crash is charged with DWI and driving without a license.
We are told the victims, 54-year-old Stanley Mayoski and 32-year-old Miguel Dejesus both of Rochester, were trying to jump start a pickup truck on Lake Avenue around 11 p.m. Sunday. Police say they were standing in between the two vehicles when a car driven by 37-year-old Michael Gonzalez rear ended the truck, pushing it into the victims.
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3D webcams for 3D video chat with 3D glasses is a bad idea
Toshiba's latest 3D laptops are insane — both the Toshiba P770 and P775 pack dual webcams for 3D video chat. If the awkwardness of video chat hasn't already put you off, being forced to wear 3D glasses for 3D video calling will.
3D webcams would make sense if the display was glasses-free. Unfortunately, the screens in Toshiba's newest laptops aren't — they still need the user to wear 3D active shutter glasses. So what good is video chatting with your beautiful significant other if you both can't even see each other naturally because your eyes are obscured by tinted frames? I'm sorry Toshiba, but did someone at the labs really think this would be a good idea? Why not go with those "naked eye" 3D laptops shown last fall? Sure, they'd probably be expensive as hell, but we already knew 3D gadgets come at a premium.
We're sure 3D webcams would make live video "reach right out" of the screen, but how fun could it be when you look like a borg? No thanks. Wake me up when laptops arrive with 3D webcams that are glasses-free.
For the record, Techradar notes that most popular video chat clients like Skype don't support 3D video chat yet, so technically, if you want to get all anal, the 3D webcams could be used to prance around to make the next YouTube viral sensation — in 3D. And that wouldn't require the need for glasses, but for the sake of a webcam's main purpose — as a video communicator, I repeat 3D webcams for 3D video chat with 3D glasses is a bad idea.
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Tottenham moved one point clear at the top of the English Premier League on Saturday as Manchester City and Manchester United suffered shock defeats.
Tottenham held off a Chelsea fightback as the two sides drew 1-1 at White Hart Lane but City was upset 3-2 at Aston Villa and champion United was humbled 2-1 at home by West Bromwich Albion.
Gylfi Sigurdsson scored Tottenham's goal but John Terry equalised and though Fernando Torres was sent off late on for a second yellow card, the two sides settled for a draw.
But the shocks came for the two Manchester clubs as City and United were both beaten.
Chelsea moved up to third while City is fifth and Manchester United dropped to 12th.
City led twice at Villa Park but two goals in three minutes from Leandro Bacuna and Andreas Weimann secured victory for the home side.
United looked set for a comeback win when Wayne Rooney equalised Amalfitano's opener for West Brom but the visitors won it when Saido Berahino rifled in the winner on 67 minutes.
At White Hart Lane, Gylfi Sigurdsson put Tottenham ahead in the 19th minute but substitute Juan Mata set up Terry to head the equaliser for a galvanized Chelsea side in the second half. Torres, who was outstanding in the second half, was sent off for a second yellow card after he was adjudged to have jumped into Jan Vertonghen with his elbow. Jermain Defoe forced a late save from Petr Cech and Sigurdsson went even closer but Chelsea hung on.
The results: Aston Villa 3 (el Ahmadi 51, Bacuna 73, Weimann 75) bt Manchester City 2 (Toure 45, Dzeko 56); Fulham 1 (Ruiz 45) lost to Cardiff 2 (Caulker 12, Mutch 90); Hull 1 (Brady 12-pen) bt West Ham 0; Manchester United 1 (Rooney 57) lost to West Brom 2 (Amalfitano 54, Berahino 67); Southampton 2 (Osvaldo 47, Lambert 49) bt Crystal Palace 0; Tottenham 1 (Sigurdsson 19) drew with Chelsea 1 (Terry 65).
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A note on final projects/exam
Everyone must come to the final exam time on May 12th at 2:00pm in our class room CIT 241!
If you are completing a final project, this counts as your 'final exam' and 25% of your grade as in the syllabus.
If you are not completing a final project, you will be implementing BLAST as Homework 8. We may give an option of implementing Ukonnen's algorithm instead. Either of these homeworks which will count as the final exam as far as requirements, but be weighted as a regular homework assignment. The BLAST assignment is already uploaded but we will give full details on Tuesday including extra notes on BLAST. It will be due on May 12th giving you 2 full weeks to complete it.
View the previous class's detailed course topics for a sample of teachings for this year's course. Please note that from year-to-year the amount of lectures and homeworks dedicated to specific chapters varies. This year, the course devotes a large amount of time to the topics of (in decreasing order of time spent): (1) algorithmics and statistical theory of genome assembly, (2) BLAST statistical theory, (3) efficient algorithms and data structures for mapping sequence reads, genes, and genomes to genomes, and (4) combinatorial and statistical theory of the DNA sequence regulatory architecture of genes. This is an intensive software coding class for computational science students; as an example, you will build your own genome assembly, BLAST algorithm, HMM for finding CpG islands, and suffix trees. Life science students who are not as familiar with coding will still advance their computational experience through appropriate assignments.
View the CSCI1820 Pillar Course Summary Slides.
YOU. The class is open to biologists and computer scientists, applied mathematicians, undergrads and grad students alike. The assignments will be adapted to your skillsets and interests.
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CIT 241 The Swig Boardroom nestled into the far corner of CIT's 2nd floor. The whiteboard and presentation amenities are superb, and you can enjoy guest speakers and refreshments on most Wednesdays.
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Computation and biology is a fundamental pairing and most biological research today has a computational component. To put it concisely, computation is a structure that applies mathematical method and logic to problems. Computation benefits from rigorous proof and the capacity to solve complex problems through iteration and/or recursion.
Biology is perhaps the most suitable science for computational understanding since it consists of many discrete (they either happen or they don't) events occurring in rapid time. Biology needs good statistical approaches and inference methods for discovery and verification of its findings.
Why Computational Biology?
This one requires a small history lesson and a summary of the field today. Computational Biology takes on very practical dilemmas such as interpreting sequences, modeling molecules, and making statistical prediction. It complements the vast amount of biological data being produced today with a means to make sense of it all. The sequencing of the human genome has given Computational Biology new relevance over the past decade: all of biology is presumed to be explainable from the genetic code.
If you are a computer scientist, you get to code sequence alignment and genome assembly programs just like the biology gods — and you'll be solving deep math problems that are very rewarding. If you are a biologist in the class, you will get an appreciation of algorithms (the beautiful, fundamental unit of computer science). And you will be able to bring back new tools to the laboratory. The course focuses on these topics: probability (aka "how to lie with statistics"), sequence analysis, achievements in molecular biology, Hidden Markov Models, the assembly of the human genome, and the study of evolution and mutation.


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I applied online, and two weeks later I got a call for an interview. I went in and they asked me basic questions like "Why do you wanna work for sears?" And such. After that they asked my availability and told me they'd like me to start as soon as possible.
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Cashier InterviewInterview Details
Was most like any other interview. All the normal questions. It was a four step process. Face to face interview, drug test, came in for computer questionaire and finally had a sit down with th asst mgr and loss prvention person before finally getting the job.Interview Questions
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I applied online. The process took 3 days – interviewed at Sears in November 2014.Interview Details
Applied online. At the end you get to schedule an interview time. The interview were basic questions that you'll find in every interview. What I mean by that is I didn't feel like there were trick questions or they were trying to trick me. Made a point to emphasize selling credit to customers as one of the main jobs.Interview Questions
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- "Describe a time" questions. Why should we hire you? How would you deal with a difficult customer? Answer Question
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Cashier InterviewApplication Details
I applied online – interviewed at Sears in October 2014.Interview Details
I had a two-part interview and they both asked a lot of specific questions and examples are listed below. There was over 35 questions that was almost all experience related and majority had very difficult words in them. For example, "impenetrable", so make sure you're good at vocabulary or they will surely make a fool of you. Other than that, it went well.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThey are not willing to negotiate. $7.93 is the only pay they will give and if you want another position then you can start over from square one.Accepted OfferNeutral ExperienceDifficult Interview
- Have you ever had a difficult situation at school or work? If so, how did you deal with it? Answer Question
- Have you ever had to sell something? If so, were you successful? Answer Question
- Have you ever done something wrong and admitted your error? Answer Question
- When was the last time you had great customer service? Why would you consider that great customer service? Answer Question
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Cashier InterviewInterview Details
Applied online at Sears after the application there is an assessment test. It is very easy to apply online rather than going to the store. After about one week or so they contacted my through phone call. The interview was a few days after. At the interview it was a simple interview. The interviewer was very nice, but it was unorganized. They did not know I was coming in for an interview. Other than that it was a regular interview. It took about ten minuets and there were no other interviewee.Interview Questions
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- Explain a time you provided excellent customer service. Answer Question
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I applied in-person. The process took 4 days – interviewed at Sears in October 2014.Interview Details
I initially started the hiring process by walking in to an open interview job fair. I had a quick interview, I was told about sears programs and asked one question. I was offered a second interview right away. The second interview was a group session we were asked about 5-7 questions. The session was about 30-40 minutes. I was hired on the spot. However, I was offered a different position than what I applied for but I'm still happy with my offer as a merchandiser. To give a quick time frame: First Interview "Friday", Second Interview "Tuesday" = Hired. Drug Testing & Orientation Next, we're scheduled for orientation based on how quickly we finish our paperwork.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsEveryone was asked what position, they preferred but not everyone was offered their desired position. They offered opportunities based off where they felt you would fit best. "take it or leave it".Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
- Tell me about a time you achieved a goal? Answer Question
- There's only one position and everyone in this room is competing for it, why should we hire you? Answer Question
- Tell me about a time you helped someone with technology?
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Cashier InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took 6 days – interviewed at Sears in September 2014.Interview Details
I applied online and got a call for an interview the next day. My interview was the following day.The interview was like 20 minutes. All we talked about was asking customers to apply for the credit card and how sears was know for their appliances not their apparel. I got an offer right there. I got an email to complete the drug test and background check 2 days later. I went the next morning to do my drug test and by the morning after that I got a welcome aboard e mail to fill out hr documents online. Total time- applied Thursday,called for interview Friday,interview was Saturday, got e mail for background and drug test Monday, did drug test Tuesday, welcome e mail on Wedensday. Fastest interview process for a retail store ever.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsNo negotiations. I didn't even ask bout the pay. Completely forgot.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
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There were 2 interviews,I had to call in many times previously to make sure they noticed me. Both interviews were really easy due to the fact that they were low on employees, so they really just need more peopleInterview Questions
Accepted Offer
- what would you say to someone to get them to sign up for a sears credit card Answer Question
Cashier InterviewApplication Details
I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Sears in September 2014.Interview Details
Applied, that same day got a phone call saying they wanted to meet me. I did two interview the same day with two different people, questions were easy a lot of questions were they ask for an example for a personal experience.Interview Questions
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- Give me an example of a time you had to provide great customer service. Answer Question
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I applied online about 4 or 5 hours later I got a phone call from the HR manager to come in for an interview the next day. I went in for the interview. I had to wait for a few minutes because there was an issue with a customer. He took me in sat me down and just asked the regular questions. And we kinda just chatted. He told me what the job entailed asked me if I was ok pushing credit. All of which I was used to I had worked at Sears before so it was nothing new. After the interview concluded he said did I have more time to sit and talk with the operations manager I did have time however the manager did not have the time. He said to come in the next day for the interview and to bring my drivers license and SS card because he felt I was going to get a job offer right then. So I went in the next day and the operations manager was a little more of a business interview and it lasted longer. She said she was going to talk to the HR manager she left for no longer than 2 minutes came back and said that they were offering me the job. I filled out all the paperwork right there and that afternoon they called and set me up for orientation.Interview Questions
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- There weren't any hard questions. They just asked if I was ok with asking people for credit applications several times. Answer Question
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Her abuser, who was jailed for 12 years at Londonderry Crown Court on 8 January when he pleaded guilty to 19 charges of sexual abuse, can now therefore be named.
He is 44-year-old Rodney Joseph Campbell, from Sperrin Road, in Limavady, Co Londonderry. His victim, who can now also be named, is Laura Forest. In court on Monday morning, her solicitor Paddy McGurk told sentencing Judge Philip Babington that Ms Forest had instructed him to apply for the anonymity order in relation to her to be lifted.
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In his sentencing comments earlier this month, Judge Babington said Campbell had treated the girl "as his own personal plaything and subjected her to gratuitous violence of the very worst type". He said Laura Forest, who had previously been in a relationship with her abuser's teenage son "had been moved to secure accommodation from a children's home and it seems then that nobody bothered with her apart for the defendant.
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good central location, plenty of good eating places, close to monkey world etc amazing breakfast. House clean and friendly, nice big room, big comfortable bed, slightly inconvenient not being en-suite
poor or no mobile coverage in all the area, poor or no parking, and all very expensive, very off putting to visitors.
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The owners were very friendly and accommodating. Cheriton House was clean and comfortable, the breakfast was excellent, and a perfect location in proximity with Monkey World, which was the reason for our visit.
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Bed was great. Wifi worked well. Great quality B&B.
We had a wonderful one night stay and could not have been made to feel more welcome. The room was lovely, breakfast was awesome and Andy and Tara were superb hosts. We can't wait to go back.
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We had a lovely spacious room with a private bathroom (not en-suite). The breakfast was excellent.
The room was located on the front and right on the road (traffic noise) There was only one comfortable chair while there was room enough for another seat
Perfect place to stay. Wonderful food and very comfortable bed and pillows. Large airy room and nice big shower. Lots of handy tips given on the area and where to park for sightseeing. Peaceful pretty village and lovely food at pub, 5 minutes walk away. Very pleasant host, made you feel very welcome. All in all a real good find.
No lock on bedroom door
Personal attention to detail.
Very friendly, nothing too much trouble, beautiful and clean, breakfast at a time to suit you and made to feel like royalty, highly recommended :)
Cheriton House is a lovely and comfortable b&b, in a picturesque location. The owners are very welcoming and accommodating. We had a lovely trip. Will be staying there again.
Excellent facilities, Friendly reception, superb breakfast.
The Staff were more then helpful with everything. the place was lovely, and the recommendations of places to eat couldn't have been better. fantastic weekend.
Having passed by several times, and admiring the property, we were delighted to find that it was a b and b. The house is beautifully decorated, and obviously loved. Our en suite room was super. The bed was so comfy, we overslept! The shower was easy to use, large, and easy access. The breakfast was plentiful, and well cooked.
Very friendly reception.
The friendliness of Andy and Tara Nothing was too much trouble
A wonderful welcome , comfortable, facilities beautifully done and original features an added bonus. Tara and Andy are wonderful as hostess and host. It was wonderful to be able to stay as a guess, I would highly recommend Cheriton house as the place to stay and relax. The best night sleep I have had when away from home.
There is nothing you could not like or want for
Lovely house with very welcoming and charming hosts. Beautiful, big room, of period character. Nice bedding. Good quality tea/coffee/biscuits and sweety jar. Great breakfast.
Come and go as you please, andy was available, but not in your face, very knowledgable about the area.
Andy and Tara were great hosts and made us feel very welcome. The accommodation was very comfortable, relaxed and in a quiet location but within easy reach of tourist attractions. All this as well as a great breakfast!!
There was nothing not to like.
The owners Tara and Andy could not have been more friendly or helpful, Lovely bright room, and spotless bath room.
Just a minor issue. The room could do with a dressing table, some where to sit and make up and dry ones hair.
A very enjoyable stay in a beautiful house - Andy and Tara made us very welcome. All in all, great location and hospitality.
Tara and Andy are friendly and A very warm and friendly welcome. Attention to detail very good, little extra's in room like fresh flowers and sweets. Breakfast extremely good and plentiful, will visit again.
There was nothing not to like about this couple and establishment.
The owners were extremely friendly and helpful; willing to put themselves out to make guests comfortable and meet needs. Breakfast was excellent.
Bit of a nuisance not taking credit cards but they let me know in advance so I could get to the cashpoint.
Lovely place would defiantly go back
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IRVING – Don't look for the Cowboys to return to training camp at the Alamodome as long as Jason Garrett is their coach. That's been my belief for a long time, and comments Garrett made Wednesday bolstered it. Like Bill Parcells, Garrett would much rather hold camp in Oxnard, Calif., rather than San Antonio. Garrett […] [Read More]
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IRVING – When safety Will Allen walked into the Pittsburgh Steelers locker room for the first time in the spring of 2010, he quickly found himself surrounded by three hard-hitting defensive backs eager to indoctrinate him into the defense's punishing style. "The first thing they said to me was, 'If you don't stick your face […] [Read More]
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After months of side-stepping the play-calling drama that has enveloped Valley Ranch since the end of last season, Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett tackled the subject head-on Tuesday, admitting for the first time publicly that Bill Callahan will handle the chore in 2013. Garrett was caught off guard last week when owner Jerry Jones all […] [Read More]
Brent is in trouble again after allegedly testing positive for marijuana
Josh Brent is in trouble again with the law. The troubled Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle tested positive for marijuana while awaiting trial for vehicular manslaughter in the death of teammate Jerry Brown, the Associated Press reported Thursday. According to the AP, prosecutors asked a judge to revoke Brent's $100,000 bond and issue a warrant for […] [Read More]
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Eric Frampton, who started two games at safety for the Cowboys last season, signed with the club on Wednesday, the team announced. To make room for the 29-year-old Frampton, Dallas cut defensive tackle Rob Callaway, who recently had surgery. Frampton played in 13 games last season. The Cowboys signed him after safety Barry Church suffered […] [Read More]
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Outspoken Giants safety Antrel Rolle suggested in an interview with the NFL Network that the Cowboys are being held back by owner Jerry Jones and coach Jason Garrett. Speaking Tuesday on "NFL Total Access," Rolle said he's looking forward to facing the Cowboys, who some analysts believe will contend for the NFC East title this […] [Read More]
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Democrats insist that the two discussions â¿¿ tax breaks on the one hand and an overhaul on the other â¿¿ are not exclusive of each other and can be held in concert.
"It's a big picture," Sen. Debbie Smith, D-Sparks, said at a news conference with other Senate Democratic leaders."We've seen from the recent downturn in our economy that we cannot simply expect one or two industries to sustain the majority of our jobs base," said Senate Majority Leader Mo Denis, D-Las Vegas. "The bills we've introduced provide immediate remedies to our unemployment rate while implementing a long term vision for a diverse economy." Geoffrey Lawrence, deputy director Nevada Policy Research Institute, a conservative think tank, called the Democrat's plan a "retread of stale and failed government programs." "None of the items introduced by Senate Democrats addresses the core factor that hinders economic growth â¿¿ the obstacles that Nevada government places in the way of private entrepreneurship," Lawrence said in a statement. Proposals outlined include a bill co-sponsored by freshman Sen. Aaron Ford, D-Las Vegas, and Assemblyman Paul Aizley, D-Las Vegas, to provide tax breaks to the film industry to lure motion picture and television productions. It's an idea Steve Hill, executive director of the Governor's Office of Economic Development, earlier said was not a priority because most states these day offer incentives to the film industry, a factor that often leads to bidding wars and little return on investment. Lawrence agreed and cited the opinion of the Tax Foundation, a nonpartisan research group, that said such credits fail to live up to their promises.
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Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. (NYSE:JEC) announced today that its subsidiary, Jacobs Projects (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., has signed an option agreement with Suzhou Han's Chemical Engineering Co., Ltd. (SHCE) in China in which Jacobs has the opportunity to acquire SHCE upon the satisfaction of certain conditions.
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I wish we could do that in schools here. There would be A LOT less problems if teachers could actually lay down the law and get some support from the parents.
If the pain is lacking so is the discipline...
"the only 911 call I need is chambering a round" - Mr. Muller, MO car dealer
I remember the days of going to the High School Office for having too long hair for school regulations, for the 2nd time. Received 3 hits with the paddle (this paddle had holes in it).
The most scary words in high school were from the disciplinarian. "Bend over, grab your ankles with your left hand, and protect your valuables with your right hand." Hopefully you could then get one of the hands up to keep you from going head first into the wall.
I definitely did not go home and report that. Probably would have just got a re-inactment.
When I was in high school "guidance counseling" meant the football coach bounced your head of the locker a few times, told you to get your ass in your hand and shape the f--k up.
They did away with spanking in my school when they found out the Principal was gettin his jollies off from spanking little boys.
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Celebrate Cash with 'The Greatest' series
Johnny Cash dominated so much of popular music for so long that new collections of his massive body of work will be coming along for many years.
But since, as far as I've been able to find out, there aren't any "lost" recordings locked away in some forgotten vault, the new releases will just be repackaged material from his long and incredibly productive career.
Because of that, this will be the last time any new Johnny Cash collections will be discussed in this space. It's just time to move on.
We'll miss him for a long, long time. But his music will also be with us for a long, long time, whether it gets commented on here or not, so we'll always have the music — and the unforgettable personality behind that music.
(Unless, of course, I'm wrong, and there really are unreleased songs by John R. just waiting to be rediscovered and issued.)
The new "The Greatest" series from Columbia Legacy is probably the most comprehensive career retrospective available, and I heartily recommend all of these CDs.
'The Greatest: Country Songs'
A 14-song collection of country classics Cash loved, "The Greatest: Country Songs" includes songs he wasn't known for, such as "Long Black Veil," "I'm So Lonesome I Could Die," "I'm Ragged But I'm Right," "The Gambler," "Wildwood Flower," "Ghost Riders in the Sky" and so on, delivered in the trademark JC style.Next rating: B+
'The Greatest: Gospel Songs'
His "Daddy Sang Bass" was a gospel classic, but it and the other 13 titles on "The Greatest: Gospel Songs" explore what Cash often referred to as his "complicated" relationship with Christianity.
"The Great Speckled Bird," "Amen," "Suppertime," "An Old Account," "There'll Be Peace in the Valley for Me" and his immortal recording of "Were You There When They Crucified My Lord" (with the Carter Family) show why his songs were always welcome in church houses.Next rating: B-
'The Greatest: Number Ones'
Nineteen chart-topping hits fill out "The Greatest: Number Ones."
"Ring of Fire," "I Walk the Line," "A Boy Named Sue," "Sunday Morning Coming Down," "Folsom Prison Blues," "Guess Things Happen That Way" and "There Ain't No Good Chain Gang" (with Waylon Jennings) and "Highwayman" (with his quartet pals) bring back some fine old musical memories.Next rating: A
'The Greatest: Duets'
Everyone who was anyone wanted to sing with Johnny Cash. But, unlike Willie Nelson, Cash kept his duet partners to a minimum.
"The Greatest: Duets" includes 15 of the best of his outings with other singers.
"Crazy Old Soldier" (with Ray Charles), "Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine" (with Tommy Cash), "Girl From The North Country" (with Bob Dylan), "I Got Stripes" (with George Jones) and songs such as "If I Were a Carpenter," "Jackson" and "Long-Legged Guitar Picking Man" with June Carter Cash are unforgettable.Next rating: A-Thanks for the music, John R.
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