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Welcome. We buy around 100 homes a year in Inner Melbourne for clients. We are buyer advocates or buyer agents or property finders. We can provide a specific service such as negotiate only or full services such as find, assess, value and negotiate for buyers. We only work for buyers.
Craig knew that we had the deal team to make this decision. Dear Kris and Mal,
I am in utter amazement at the manner in which your team executed this process. Brenda and I keep going over the boardroom auction experience and your every move was calculated and definitive. That final $10k just blew the other bidder out of the water.
I just looked at you and nodded and the next thing we had it! The support given by you (Kris, Adam and Mal) was immeasurable.
You all made a highly stressful, strategic and sensitive process transparent and powerful (and ultimately outstanding).
I cannot express my gratitude strong enough. We have the most amazing house and Craig knew that we had the deal team to make this decision.
Thank you thank you thank you. Cindy
Cindy & Craig
Thank you for your consistent service, thorough research and honest advice over the last 15 months. Dear Mal, Kristen, Adam and Gina,
Thank you for your consistent service, thorough research and honest advice over the last 15 months.
We are thrilled with our new home, happy with the price we paid and, thanks to your team, the whole process of buying the home was relatively stress free!
Right from the start, we were very comfortable working with you and appreciated your "up front" and professional approach.
Our only frustration has been the modest supply of homes on the market that fitted with our ideal, but I'm pretty sure, even though you have a huge influence in the real estate game, even you can't influence that!
Narelle and Nick
Nick and Narelle
We truly appreciate the way you managed the negotiation and purchase strategy with the real estate agents. Dear Guy, After 4 years overseas it was good to be able to rely on the services of James Buyers to provide a balanced view of the tangible and intangible aspects of purchasing a family home in the Melbourne market. The rating system and review process certainly managed to provide increased clarity to our search and allowed us to narrow the potential targets.
Heather & Chris Davis
The value of James was the patience and knowing in negotiation that I don't think other advocates would have, it helped us to secure a favourable price in an ever changing market. The property we were interested in was passed in at auction, James stepped in, and the first thing they did was make sure we were really interested in acquiring the property, not from just an emotional point of view, but that it would really suit our growing family. They then engaged in an extremely patient and well informed negotiation with the agent on our behalf. We love the property and couldn't be happier. The value of James was the patience and knowing in negotiation that I don't think other advocates would have, it helped us to secure a favourable price in an ever changing market.
Lisa & David
surrey hills
We would never have managed to buy the property so stress free without your help! Hi Adam and Mal,
We really appreciate your guidance, invaluable knowledge and support shown to us in buying our new home.
We would never have managed to buy the property so stress free without your help!
Kind regards
Gillian and Lewis
Gilllian and Lewis
hawthorn east
It was Pauline's first conversation with Gina on Monday night that helped convince us that buying so quickly was actually possible Hi Gina and Mal,
We just wanted to drop you a note to thank you for helping us to buy yesterday. We couldn't have managed it without you and we were very impressed with your research, support and of course, work at the auction itself.
The week was full of different emotions for us and you both helped us manage those emotions in different ways.
It was Pauline's first conversation with Gina on Monday night that helped convince us that buying so quickly was actually possible and that perhaps we weren't as crazy as we first thought. Mal's explanation of his bidding tactics and what might happen on auction day was impressive and gave us as much comfort as we could possibly have given the unknowns of the day itself.
You both worked very well together to convince us that the property was "…worth fighting for…" and that we should be prepared to dig deep if needed on the day.
Thanks again,
Pauline Lee James Harris
Learning when to say no to seems more important than what to say yes, and you helped us figure that out. Kristen & Adam, we have really appreciated your honesty. It really helped us. Learning when to say no to seems more important than what to say yes, and you helped us figure that out. Thanks for finding the extra time to give us your valued opinions too.
Tanya & Campbell
Mal and his team were well worth the investment; we have a beautiful home in a great location and at a good price. Living overseas and purchasing property (not just any property - our first home) is quite a daunting prospect. We couldn't rely on online photos and didn't want to put pressure on family and friends helping us out (what if they got it wrong?). The process and guidance that Mal and his team provided meant that we didn't rush into something that wasn't quite right for us. With being such a long way from home, we were concerned that we wouldn't know a good deal from a bad deal. Mal and Kristen made this analysis a lot easier, providing their experience and good comparatives to ensure we knew what constituted a good deal and what would be to high a price to pay. On auction day the team prepared well, used their experience and the result turned to our favour. After the auction Mal and Kristen took care of the paper work and ensured there were no irregularities and continue to ensure that we are doing everything we are meant to.
Kate & Brook Logan
We just didn't expect that today Dear Kristen & Adam G,
Thanks for everything. We have given this everything we have and we just didn't expect that. We are both VERY HAPPY.....
There's no way we would have been confident enough to buy this property within this ridiculous time frame without being able to trust and rely on your judgement. Thanks Mal, Adam and Simone for all your help over the past few days. It has been a whirlwind process from engaging you Wednesday, to inspecting the house we wound up wanting Thursday and then buying the property at auction on Saturday. Not quite the 4-6+ month timeframe we were expecting!
The locality and property insights you gave us were first rate and there's no way we would have been confident enough to buy this property within this ridiculous time frame without being able to trust and rely on your judgement. We really appreciated your openness, patience and honesty during this time.
Your assistance in getting all the due diligence (building, pest, council checks etc) and legals sorted plus arranging and assisting with a hugely thorough look through the property in record time was invaluable. You really helped us focus on whether this was the right purchasing decision for us and took away the other pains.
Your estimates for where the auction price could get to were absolutely on the money and we're incredibly pleased that we were successful on the day! It made an incredibly nerve wracking process far more enjoyable with a lot less surprises. It was also great seeing Mal in action - swaggering around in his grand hunting suit controlling the flow of the auction.
Am very glad we got the area with the buzz we wanted plus the house, garage, tennis court and pool all with the feel that we wanted at the lower end of our budget. Am sure the kids will love growing up here and it will prove to be an amazing family home for us - this type of place was certainly my childhood dream. Thanks again for all your help in making it happen.
We love the house and we're so glad we got it - for a great price too!We always felt we were in safe hands, and your depth of knowledge and attention to detail gave us confidence throughout the process. We especially appreciate your willingness to go the extra mile, and the professional level of service from yourself and the team. ...
Anna & Josh Read more testimonialsHello at James Buyer Advocates we buy homes, mainly $1m and above, in Inner Melbourne for clients only.
Why Use a James Buyer Advocate is a question we are often asked.
Or you can read the following;
Here are 6 reasons why buyers engage us to buy homes for them.
- We're In the Market on a daily basis and we have been for decades.
- Last year we rated 2000 homes; reported on 1200 auctions but we only bought 80 homes for clients. We're picky and you should be too!
- Day in and day out we are there at the coalface. You can see proof of that in our market news auction reports, our results, our testimonials, our ratings and the number of homes we have bought.
- You may have seen us in our orange jackets and hats at opens and auctions.. We usually cover 50 a week and have been doing so well into our second decade - that's a lot of data on tap for our clients.
- Good decisions. Our perfect clients – the ones we want to work for and those that seem to engage us – are buyers who want to make good decisions
- Buyers that want to achieve good long term emotional and financial outcomes.
- Being an architect, Adam can explain that there are big differences between good and bad homes.
- Home Match system. We have a unique system that puts you in control of comparing all your options.
- We open doors for you to access off markets, over priced homes that can be better negotiated, left field and pre market properties - before and post auction homes.
- Anybody can find a home on the internet but do they understand if it is any good and if it is the best one for you?
- Patented Home Ratings system. When we first developed this all those years ago – some people thought it was quirky. It's a scientific and independent way of expert assessing all homes and in fact, with 600,000 visits per year to our ratings site, James Home Ratings has become the industry standard.
- James Home Ratings allows you, the client, to be fully informed about all aspects of the property; not just the advertised aspects.
- Only our clients get full use of this powerful tool that can give indicative advice with regards to:
- Price
- Growth to market
- Bidder Strength
- Good homes from bad homes
- James Control Price. Here we use a double-check value system that gives you the real range of what a home could be worth – this is a lot more reliable than an agent quote and allows you to fully prepare to negotiate
- It's critical not to overpay on an uninformed basis.
- It's critical to know what level you may need to get to under certain circumstances.
- Our Negotiation skills – this is more than our unique James Negotiation Block tool – it is our people
- Years of experience of knowing when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em.
- When to bid at auction and when to not.
- Our agent relationships, number of homes bought (over a 1000) and our daily market intel means you always remain in control of your decisions through the negotiation process.
- We understand the real risks v the real rewards during the negotiation process.
In summary, engaging a James Buyer Advocate is about lowering stress and saving money and protecting your privacy (eg. make an unsuccessful offer and you are an open book on the next deal) but it's also a lot more than that.
Engaging a highly trained James Buyer Advocate is about making the first good decision in a solid process.
At our first meeting we can tailor a way for you to buy a better home for a better price through a scientific and proven architect and advocate process.
Contact us on +613 9804 3133 during business hours.
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Let's talk extreme personal pressure?
We provide that buffer – no-one needs to know who you are until you sign the contract for sale.
Will you zig when the right thing is to zag? We provide a barrier for that sometimes excruciating pressure and, whether or not you thrive under pressure,everybody can benefit from the sanctuary of time that we can give you. When others are trying to invade your time and space we can be the difference between a good decision and bad decision.
Do you understand how clouded many deals are with smoke and mirrors? While you are looking at your reflection someone else is doing to you what you needed to do to them? We won't let that happen.
Sure, anybody can bid at auction – but even in good markets it's still less than 1 in 3 that are bought under the hammer and then the most common Bidder number is – yep – One - You. You are bidding all by yourself.
Not sure what we are talking about – it's another one of the unknown knowns – for instance, a vendor lays out a trail in deciding who to use in selling that home – along the way there are casualties – if you can find those casualties then you can gain valuable insights into the vendor's disposition and dreams.
When negotiating you should only be concerned about two others; the vendor and the highest other bidder – if you know "stuff" then that is an advantage to you.
We recently completed a four-month off-market private sale negotiation of a Bayside home with an asking price of $3.5 million for under $2.8 million. On that saving of $700,000 our fee was less than $60,000.
Our biggest saving was negotiating a $31 million asking price down to just over $12 million in 2006. We can show you the address and the reference – we were hired by the government - to negotiate the deal.
Our longest negotiation was 14 months in 2007 and our shortest between meeting a client and buying their new home was 3 hours.
Our boardroom auction strategies have secured homes at $2m, at $4m, at $8 million –when other buyers were convinced they had it. We had the same money.
Our edge is trust, our relationships, our experience and our objectivity.
And we can talk can't we, sorry!
But we can also listen and understand your needs.
If you would like to talk to us about buying a better home for a better price through a scientific and proven architect and advocate process then please contact us – we are keen to hear what you want.
Phone and ask for Elle on +613 9804 3133
Good Luck.
We thought your case studies for off-market purchases only happened to "others", so to go through the process ourselves in a hot market and get a great result has been quite an extraordinary experience.Dear Adam & Gina, We would like to express our sincere thanks to you both for assisting us with our property purchase in Kew. From start to finish we had the the utmost trust and confidence in you to deliver a result for our family. We thoug...
Claire & Peter Taitoko Read more testimonialsA list of what we buy can be found here.
Now you are looking at the big blocks, big homes and big prices.
Apart from some Bayside suburbs this covers Melbourne most expensive areas. You have the freeway, leafy green wide streets, an incredible tram network, many diverse religious and non religious private schools; parks and some of Melbourne best shopping strips.
The East is a lovely place to be and there are also many smaller quaint period homes - they are not cheap - nothing is - but they have stood the test of time. These Victorian and Edwardian cottages are great first homes for the children, "almost last homes" for downsizers and we often recommend these as solid to investors.
Bit of Trivia - even though our first office was in Brighton we have bought more $2M+ homes in this area than Bayside.
Kew (fair amount off market as well), Hawthorn (fair amount off market as well), Balwyn, Canterbury (fair amount off market as well), Surrey Hills
1. Drive around the Sackville St area (bigger money) Kew - Elgin St area (smaller money) Hawthorn and have a coffee at Osso's at 80 Burwood rd Hawthorn.
2. Then go up Power St for a drive around Linda, Chrystobel, Kinkora Roads for (bigger money) Hawthorn and get some chocolates from Haig's - 715 Glenferrie Road - big shopping strip.
3. For Canterbury go to Maling Road (really lovely shopping strip that takes you back in time) and Browns has the best coffee, although a couple of doors up is another great chocolate shop serving coffee. Maling Road to the North is one lot of Canterbury. Another part to get a feel of Canterbury is the go towards the CBD along Canterbury Road from Balwyn Road and drive north up and down roads between Canterbury and Mont Albert. You need to have multiple millions to be buying anything in these areas.
4. Surrey Hills at its best is away from the CBD along Canterbury Road until you get to Union Road. Turn left at Union, (coffee at the purple cookbook shop on the left first) over the railway line and then take any street for the next ten streets on the left. These are great streets in Surrey Hills.
Now you are looking at the big blocks, big homes and big prices.
Apart from some Bayside suburbs this covers Melbourne most expensive areas. You have the freeway, leafy green wide streets, an incredible tram network, many diverse religious and non religious private schools; parks and some of Melbourne best shopping strips.
This is Establishment Melbourne having some of Melbourne's earliest developments (mid to late 1800's). However it is also New Melbourne because many of its larger blocks have been turned into multi million dollar townhouses and low rise apartment set ups. There are many jokes about lawyers (almost as many as about buying and selling agents) however in these areas they have done a good job keeping many developments in line with the surrounding neighbourhood character.
Toorak (fair amount off market as well), Armadale (fair amount off market as well), Malvern (fair amount off market as well), Malvern East (fair amount off market as well), Glen Iris
1. Toorak - let us show you but if you want a quiet lunch - try The Rose Gallery - Rose St Armadale - just off Beatty Ave - Hawksburn Railway Station - its quirky.
2. Malvern, Armadale - If you must be seen and we must then Oska Whytes (best sandwiches) on High St (nth side) couple of doors up from Kooyong Rd corner. Malvern and Armadale and what it is; can been seen by driving north, south, east and west for about a kilometer from here. You need to have a few million to a lot to buy in this area - even the single fronted cottages are well over a million.
3. Malvern East - Central Park - Wattletree and Burke Road corner is the lead into the Gasgoine Estate - take a footy and have a kick in the park and then drive around area surrounded by Wattletree, Tooronga, Waverley, Darling, Malvern Roads. We like having a bruschetta and coffee at Neills in Burke Road next to Central Park.
For a completely unbiased view on living by Port Phillip Bay don't read this because we love it here and we have the "blinkers" on when it comes to how good life is.
6 months of the year swimming (longer if you are an iceberger). Rail transport that is safe and regular and an abundance of quirky restaurants, shopping strips and interesting places.
Port Melbourne, Albert Park and South Melbourne, Middle Park, St Kilda, Elwood
1. Port Melbourne - Café Zest - interesting breakky and lunch menus. 55 Beach St Port Melbourne. Watch the Ferries come in. Get a feeling for the High Rise and then compare to Docklands - at this stage we think Port Melbourne has more going for it. Traditionally a lot cheaper than neighbouring Albert Park - no longer the case.
2. Albert Park - Go to Bridport St - south side on the weekend is packed with the go set. However the highlights are Andrews Hamburgers (round the corner from the Hocking Stuart office) and Jocks Ice Cream - go the Turkish delight - which is on Victoria Avenue (an extension of Bridport St running down towards the sea)
3. Middle Park - Go to Armstrong St food store and take a good walk in all directions - everything any good is over a million and most home are period. We have bought a lot of home over the years in Middle and Albert Park.
4. Going South along the Bay try Fitzroy St and Acland Streets St. Kilda - if you don't like it here forget these suburbs and also Elwood but hey what is wrong with you. Only joking - these suburbs are "alternative".
Actually all these above suburbs are more orientated towards younger couple and probably no kids. But they are great places to spend your 20 and 30's in or as we are increasingly finding your later years after the children have left home.
For a completely unbiased view on Bayside living don't read this because we love it here and we have the "blinkers" on when it comes to how good life is.
6 months of the year swimming (longer if you are an iceberger). Rail transport that is safe and regular and an abundance of quirky restaurants, shopping strips and interesting places.
Can't afford the big money of Brighton or inner Bayside then you really have to look at Black Rock, Beaumaris, Mentone, Parkdale, Mordialloc.
Cycle "nuts" will love Beach Road and we often take our families fishing on the little putt putt boats out from Mordialloc pier. Black Rock is home of the best golf courses in Melbourne - make that Australia - actually the world. Beaumaris has a few transport issues but has really come on in recent times
Brighton, Hampton, Sandringham, Black Rock, Beaumaris
1. Brighton - One of Melbourne's Jewels. Pricey - yep but that is because there are lot of people wanting to get in and only a few wanting to leave. Try Pod or Italy on the Bay in Bay St for great coffee or even a quick meal at Vivace - all near the railway line. Something a bit more upmarket then Church St and you have some classy alternatives at either end. Down the beach end anybody who is anybody has to be seen latteing at the Pantry or for a great formal atmosphere try Vera's near the railway line (but you will have to book for dinner) Finally next to Brighton Beach Railway Station is our favourite comfort food coffee shop - BLOSSOM and VINE on South Road.
2. Hampton and Sandringham - Brown Cow at the southern end of the Hampton Street Shops and Limoncello in the middle of the Sandringham shops serve the best coffee in these areas.
3. Black Rock - Balcombe Road shopping strips.
4. Beaumaris - The Concourse Shopping Strips.
5. Mentone - A lot of really good cheaper units around Mentone.
6. Parkdale and Mordialloc - We really like lunch at Windows on the Bay. Take the kids out on one of the putt putt boats or walk along Mordialloc pier.
These are real family suburbs with areas such as Caulfield and Elsternwick having strong Jewish influence and Bentleigh, Ormond and McKinnon being regarded almost as cheerleaders for preservation of Calfornian Bungalows (style of house).
Good sized blocks, good schools (public Mckinnon Secondary College as well as many private such as Caulfield Grammar). Being slightly cheaper than neighouring Brighton and Malvern has seen strong demand for family homes resulting in major infrastructure improvements to such an extent that house demand now regularly (each weekend) sees houses over a $1million in all these suburbs.
A quick comment on Carnegie and Murrumbeena - if you can't afford Malvern then buy in these suburbs and be patient and enjoy the shopping and other amenities that are already there because these suburbs are fast becoming like Malvern East, Glen Iris.
Caulfield, Elsternwick, St Kilda East and Balaclava, Ormond, Bentleigh, McKinnon, Carnegie, Murrumbeena.
1. If you are a bit quirky like a lot of us then try Balaclava shopping strip either side of the railway bridge on Carlisle St. Too many great little bistros to name but the "Whole in the Wall" coffee shop one back on the corner of Nelson and Balaclava serves great coffee. Lots of single fronted workers cottages either side of Carlisle St. Lower end budgets.
2. Elsternwick and Caulfield is best checked out via a long walk along Glenhuntly Road perhaps starting at the Classic cinema near the railway and working your way east for as much as a couple of kilometers.
3. Go East far enough and you will run into Carnegie and Murrumbeena. We think the Koornang Roads shops have not quite caught up with the sophistication of the area - but here you can find good 600-800sq m blocks with some quality homes built in the 30's and 40's. Sure many under a million need work but if you do it well then you will join the many homes over a million.
4. Bentleigh, Ormond and McKinnon is best understood by coffee at quite a few places in Centre Road and then drive up and down the streets running of Centre Road between say the railway line and Nepean Highway.
If you want to see the full range of smaller North Melbourne Property We Buy period homes in cosmopolitan and alternative inner Melbourne then you must look at Carlton and Fitzroy (5 mins to city). Want the Mediterranean influence? Then have a look at Brunswick and surrounds. Still want to be north and near the Airport and in a grander period and new home - think Essendon.
Moonee Ponds
Parkville (fair amount off market as well)
1. We love Rathdowne St shops in Carlton - back in time.
2. Brunswick St Fitzroy anywhere but try Marios - near corner of Johnston St..
3. Take a walk around the Edinburgh Gardens in Fitzroy
4. For Essendon and Moonee Ponds we suggest you go with somebody who knows the areas or give us a ring.
We love buying homes in Fairfield, Ivanhoe and Alphington and till 5 years ago we could buy them at very good value.
The world however has woken up to these suburbs that lie along the Yarra river and have beautiful period homes interspersed with some "groovy" townhouse developments. We are often asked is this a couple or a family area - truth is - its both and that is what makes it lovely to live here.
Fairfield, Ivanhoe, Alphington, Clifton Hill
1. Station St Fairfield - near the pedestrian lights are 3 or 4 places. Walk around the streets to the West or left hand side of your directory page.
2. In Upper Heidelberg Road Ivanhoe there is this great coffee shop near the traffic lights on the east side - very classy presentation. Take a car from here and go for a drive south and east to get a feel on the area.
Sorrento (fair amount off market as well), Portsea (fair amount off market as well), Torquay, Queenscliff
1. Best way to get a feel about all these places is to take a trip from Melbourne - about an 1 to 1.5 hours down to Sorrento and then onto Portsea. Back to Sorrento and take the car ferry (runs hourly) across to Queenscliff and then the fast improving Torquay. Make it a full day trip.
2. We have bought many fantastic holiday homes in these areas - and most have had a view. However please note holiday homes can provide great happiness but they can also be financial disasters. The market in these areas is flat for a lot longer than the Melbourne markets and while the agents will tell you of all the "whopper" sales they won't tell you about the hundreds that don't sell. By all means buy the lifestyle but lets buy it smart.
3. We are happy to send you a detailed email that outlines what you need to look for in a great holiday home and how you should negotiate and buy in a "flukey" price market.
Your professionalism and approach to the whole processDear Kristen, Karen and Mal, Thank you very much for getting the deal (and me) over the line. I was very impressed with your professionalism and approach to the whole process and really appreciated the assistance. I look forward to moving in and enjoying the house and the neighbourhood. Thanks again, Brett ...
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They pursued and purchased a landmark propertyThank you so much. We were thrilled with the dedication and professionalism and most of all enthusiasm of Mal, Gina and Adam. They pursued and purchased a landmark property for us in Northcote against the odds on a very super Saturday. We would not hesitate to use their services again. Louise....
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February, 27, 2013
AP Photo/Cal Sport MediaPatrick Kane leads the Blackhawks with 24 points.
Chicago Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville said he believes Patrick Kane's success this season has been partly due to his maturity on and off the ice.
"I think every year he's gotten more mature I think as any individual and as a player," Quenneville said Wednesday on "The Carmen, Jurko & Harry Show" on ESPN Chicago 1000. "They've gone hand in hand. I think every kid wants to have fun, and I think there's nothing wrong as a young kid wanting to have fun. I've been there. We've all been there. It's all part of it.
"I think he's learned that there's some things you can and cannot do. But I think this year, he's got the right focus and right attitude. I think he's been a real big part of our success. I like the consistency of his approach as well."
The Blackhawks are riding a NHL-best 19-game points streak to start the season, and Kane has been a factor in nearly every game. He leads the Blackhawks with 24 points, which has included 10 goals and 14 assists, and has registered a point in 16 of 19 games.
The 24-year-old Kane's off-the-ice behavior has made news in previous years. Most recently, he was photographed last year while publicly partying in Madison, Wis.
Kane said in July that he was embarrassed by the photos and didn't like the image it created of him.
"It's in the past for me," Kane said in January. "I'm not worried about that. I'm a different person now, and I've changed a lot."
Quenneville said he and Kane have discussed his conduct previously, and the coach believes Kane has learned from his own mistakes and from others.
"There have been times where we've had discussions," Quenneville said. "I think as a young kid there are parts you learn on your own, you learn from your family, you learn from your teammates, you're learning from the organization, the coaches. I think that's all part of it.
"This is all Kaner's doing here. He should be commended for the approach and what he's done and the commitment that he's making and the improvement in his overall game and contribution."
Another reason Kane is off to his hot start could be from playing in Switzerland during the lockout. He scored 13 goals and had 10 assists in 20 games for EHC Biel in the National League A.
"I think it was nice he started playing a little bit over in Europe there," Quenneville said. "I think he might have prepared himself very well. I like his focus. He's had a great attitude since Day 1.
"Whether he's got something to prove, I just find with Kaner every year he's gotten better. He's improved his strength. He seems like he's faster than he's ever been. He's shooting the puck better than he ever has. He wants the puck. You got to like him game in, game out that he's preparing and focused. He wants to be the best."
EHC Biel coach Kevin Schläpfer told ESPNChicago.com in January he was impressed by Kane on and off the ice as well.
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Obyknovennoye chudo (An Ordinary Miracle) (1978)
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Adapted from a fairy tale by Yevgeny Shvarts, this story is about a magician (Oleg Yankovsky) who is concerned because his wife (Irina Kupchenko) has become rather bored -- and he decides to do something about it. He goes out and finds a bear, and with some "abracadabra," he changes the bear into a handsome young man (Alexander Abdulov). Then he says to his wife that "It has been foretold that a bear (in the guise of a handsome young man) will meet a princess and fall in love with her -- but as … More
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Houston-based GTT North America (GTT NA), U.S. subsidiary of French engineering and technology company GTT (Gaztransport & Technigaz SA), has received an Approval in Principle from DNV GL for the design of a 2,200 cubic meter liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunker barge. The distinctive design incorporates GTT's proven membrane Cargo Containment System (CCS), which is utilized in roughly 70% of the global LNG carrier fleet and nearly 90% of LNG carrier projects on order. "This Approval in Principle from DNV GL, the world's largest class society and well known developer of technology enabling LNG as fuel for short sea shipping, is a major step forward in demonstrating the suitability of the GTT membrane systems for LNG storage and transportation within North American waters. The robust and highly competitive GTT solutions for the North American market complement the on-going price quotation with local shipyards," said Aziz Bamik, GTT NA General Manager. "The GTT membrane system provides more choice than just the Type C tank containment systems. It allows for better volumetric efficiency, which is a concern for ship types where sacrificing revenue-earning space for bunker is often a show-stopper," commented Tony Teo, DNV GL's Houston-based technology and business director. The CCS selected for the barge is GTT's proprietary Mark III Flex system, an enhancement of the Mark III system that allows for improved thermal and structural performance of the CCS. GTT said the Mark III membrane CCS consists of a cryogenic liner directly supported by the vessel's inner hull, which allows for maximum volumetric utilization of the available cargo space. This liner is composed of a primary metallic membrane fastened atop a prefabricated insulation panel that includes a complete secondary membrane. gtt.fr dnvgl.com
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Yemen on Friday lifted force majeure on liquefied natural gas (LNG) deliveries from its Balhaf plant, trading sources with knowledge of the matter said. Reuters reported last week that the 6.
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Vikings' injury report: Matt Asiata out, Matt Kalil should play w/Photo
... to welcome the high-octane Green Bay Packers to TCF Bank Stadium. Wide receivers Greg Jennings (ribs) and Jarius Wright (hamstring) are expected to play Sunday's game despite being hampered this week. Running back Matt Asiata (concussion) is out. ... Comment?
Greg Jennings Returns To Practice For Minnesota Vikings w/Photo
... is unable to go, the Vikings would have had a problem on their hands at wide receiver. Young pass catcher Jarius Wright is currently listed as questionable for Sunday's contest and is dealing with a hamstring problem. If both Greg Jennings and ... Comment?
Vikings teammates understand Adrian Peterson's thoughts of moving on w/Photo
... season without any further financial obligation. "(Peterson) understands this is a business," wide receiver Jarius Wright said. "It's about the guys upstairs making the call (on a possible return). We don't really know where they're leaning or what ... Comment?
Vikings: Floyd, Jennings, Wright, Kalil questionable for Sunday's game vs. Packers w/Photo
The Minnesota Vikings will head into Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers with four of their starters listed as questionable, but most of the players in question -- Greg Jennings , Jarius Wright , Matt Kalil and Sharrif Floyd -- seemed optimistic they would play Sunday. Who's out? Who's good to go? Who's questionable? We've got all the latest injury news from around the NFL. Comment?
Vikings receiver Charles Johnson making most of opportunity w/Photo
... the four games he played. Then, in last Sunday's 21-13 loss at Chicago, with wide receivers Greg Jennings and Jarius Wright battling injuries, Johnson grabbed a career-high six passes for 87 yards. "When the opportunity presents itself, when I'm ... Comment?
No Asiata, Floyd, Kalil at Vikings practice today w/Photo
... have not seen him since. We have, however, seen crutches next to his locker. Wide receivers Greg Jennings and Jarius Wright both practiced today. Jennings missed the previous two practices with a rib injury. Wright sat out only Wednesday with a ... Comment?
For Vikings WR Johnson, there's always room for improvement w/Photo
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Asiata, Jennings, Floyd miss practice w/Photo
... about Floyd, Zimmer said the big fella "has a bruise" and it's "nothing serious." Limited in practice: WR Jarius Wright (hamstring), RB Jerick McKinnon (low back), OT Mike Harris (ankle) and LB Anthony Barr (knee). Wright and McKinnon didn't ... Comment?
... Robison said. Robison was talking about making the playoffs when the Vikings were 2-4, and wide receiver Jarius Wright did the same when they were 2-5. But at 4-6, none of that talk seems to be heard. "You can still go out on top with a winning ... Comment?
Vikings: On Cordarrelle Patterson's changing role as WR w/Photo
... base offensive package -- '12' personnel, or one running back, two tight ends and two wide receivers -- but Jarius Wright was on the field with Greg Jennings instead of Patterson. In fact, the only time the Vikings used Patterson in a two-receiver ... Comment?
Vikings: 'Our backs are to the wall' ... with red-hot Packers up next w/Photo
... Robison said. Robison was talking about making the playoffs when the Vikings were 2-4, and wide receiver Jarius Wright did the same when they were 2-5. But at 4-6 none of that talk seems to be heard. "You can still go out on top with a winning ... Comment?
Vikings receiver Charles Johnson has career day w/Photo
Jarius Wright's second-quarter hamstring injury Sunday opened the door for unheralded receiver Charles Johnson to have a career day in Minnesota's loss to the Bears. Johnson caught six passes for 87 yards, including a 24-yarder that was quarterback Teddy Bridgewater's longest completion of the day. Comment?
Vikings' Captain Munnerlyn laments missed interception chance w/Photo
... It could have changed the whole game." Also Sunday, Minnesota had two receivers bogged down by injuries. Jarius Wright was lost in the second quarter due to a hamstring problem. Greg Jennings went out with a rib issue but soon returned early in the ... 1 comment
Vikings halftime: Minnesota's quick start awakens sleepy Bears w/Photo
... late in the quarter. Minnesota Vikings tight end Rhett Ellison (85) celebrates a touchdown with receiver Jarius Wright (17) as Chicago Bears cornerback Kyle Fuller (23) walks off during the first half of an NFL football game Sunday, Nov. 16, 2014 in ... Comment?
Pleased to Meet You: Week 11, Minnesota Vikings w/Photo
... touchdown of his own. Elsewhere, the Vikings' receiving corps isn't a bad unit - Cordarelle Patterson and Jarius Wright play a second and third fiddle behind Greg Jennings, and all three have just over a thousand yards combined, especially without ... Comment?
Vikings return to work fired up about second half of season w/Photo
... we can come into this second half of the season and really have a chance to make some noise," wide receiver Jarius Wright said. Players made plenty of it during their indoor practice, welcoming each other back with smiles, hand slaps and ... Comment?
Vikings return to work fired up about second half of season w/Photo
... we can come into this second half of the season and really have a chance to make some noise," wide receiver Jarius Wright said. Players made plenty of it during their indoor practice, welcoming each other back with smiles, hand slaps and ... Comment?
Cordarrelle Patterson Struggling in Misplaced Role in Vikings Offense w/Photo
... as a receiver than others of a decent sample size, of which the Vikings have only two. Both Greg Jennings and Jarius Wright stand above Patterson in yards per target, mostly as a result of better completion percentages when targeted. Those two ... Comment?
Another missed Bridgewater-Patterson deep connection raises questions w/Photo
... and work on getting that communication with each other." Meanwhile, fellow wide receivers Greg Jennings and Jarius Wright and tight end Chase Ford, who started the season on the practice squad, all caught more passes than Patterson in those games, ... Comment?
Mid-day talker: The Bridgewater/Patterson connection is broken w/Photo
... at the Vikings WR stats this season and you'll see Greg Jennings has 35 catches on 58 targets (60 percent), Jarius Wright has 26 catches on 41 targets (63 percent), while primary RBs and TEs are generally 65-70 percent. Patterson has 26 catches on ... Comment?
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Creative Ideas Die Messy Deaths in Ad School's 'Dumb Ways' Parody 'Be safe around meetings'
It's a bit surprising that no one's done this until now, but here it is—a parody of the megaviral "Dumb Ways to Die" train-safey video showing various ways in which creative ideas die ignoble deaths in the ad business.
Some of the joke writing feels a little off, or perhaps just lost in translation—the video was made by Young & Rubicam Brazil for Miami Ad School/ESPM in São Paulo.
Still, it's decently produced and comically relatable—every ad creative has a story about a dumb way in which his/her flash of brilliance was ruthlessly extinguished.
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We will have spent 4 days in Rome on the front end of our cruise and we'd like to do something different rather than going back into Rome for 2 nights, 1 day. Any place around that's beautiful, different, and interesting hotels or inns in the country side? etc?
dock Civitavecchi Fri, fly home Sunday: what to do?
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There are threads here that have recommended a particular country hotel or inn near the airport for someone who didn't want to return to Rome but was flying out from there. You might search for something line "rome" "aiport" "hotel" here.
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This recent link has some good ideas in the higher price realms. But in a less-lofty range, there are quite a few good-looking properties in the Frascati/Castelgandolfo area. There is another link with info on these; let me know if you cannot find it and are interested.
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Here is the thread I was thinking of; it mostly deals with inland Lazio, but has a few ideas for the Castelli Romani area near the city of Rome and with easy access to the airport.
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