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Management is transparent with decision making and is open to feedback and suggestions from employees. Everyone is focused on creating an excellent product and serving customer needs. There's a strong commitment toward the agile process and applying best practices in engineering. Industry experts are regularly invited to present to the entire company. There are plenty of opportunities for individual growth, development, and mentoring. Benefits are generous, and there's a mandate for everyone to live a healthy lifestyle.
Because its customer base consists of large enterprise companies, the schedule can become chaotic at times, which results in having to work longer hours on occasion.
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Keas is making key hires to support the growing list of customers and things are looking very positive. We closed out the year with 2 huge deals, putting us out even further ahead of the competition. Looking forward to seeing how successful Keas will be in the coming years!
Also, the kitchen is usually stocked with plenty of (healthy) snacks and drinks. =)ConsNone - I'm grateful for the opportunity.
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ProsHigh-performance environment. If you liked playing sports in high-school or college, or like team-based activities, you will love Keas. Probably the best business team I have ever worked with. Keasters are data-driven, results-driven, and outcomes-focused. They pull together in a passionate and driven way to win customers, serve customers, and keep customers.
Openness and directness expected and encouraged (and not for everyone - so if you are hyper-sensitive - probably not for you). Its often said "what is the alternative?" to not speaking hard-truths and being very direct with each other about performance. So true! Most folks appreciate direct and honest feedback. And even when feedback may be a bit harsh, the result of a brutally honest environment is no guessing where you stand, no office politics, and a focus on results, learnings, individual and team improvement.
The management team is always looking for ways to grow and improve, which is unusual, and inspiring. "Lifelong learning" is often shown and told iin weekly stand-ups when folks share stories about what they have learned and how they are using those learnings to evolve and improve the Keas strategy and business execution.
After many years "finding itself" as a start-up, a new management came in, set high standards, cleaned house, and brought in a new team showed by exampled how to live up to those standards. The bar of performance continues to get raised- as the team always looks to acheive "personal best" performance and record team performance. Keas is now a growth story that never could have happened without this cultural transformation. After many years at Keas, I am glad I stuck around for the "re-birth" of this company! :)ConsThe tough part of a sports-team or performance-team culture, is that when the weaker players get cut - it hurts on a personal level because the team is close, most people know each other, and everyone works intensely.
On the other hand, this approach is the same approach winning teams take in pro sports. While I would not describe the culture as "sports" focused - the parallels to running a pro-sports franchise are recognizable - you can't win games if you carry folks who don't want to play everyday to win...and who would rather play their own game than be on a team.
If you are a quieter, sensitive, person, or if you prefer to work more solo, or be "on your own" and be "left alone to do your own thing" Keas is probably not for you - because the culture requires individual performance and teamwork almost equally.
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Dr. June R. Tunstall graduated from the Meharry Medical College School of Medicine in 1974. She works in Surry, VA and 1 other location and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Tunstall is affiliated with John Randolph Medical Center.
Gender: Female
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December 26, 2006. That was our official first day as Bella Rose Bed and Breakfast. Finally our seven-year renovation was complete, the house was fully furnished, the sign was up and illuminated for the world to see, and even the beds were made with fresh, crisp sheets from Italy. We were done. We were ready. We built it and the now we needed the guests to come. How proud we were and how happy we were to finally realize our dream.
That was five years ago and it seems like yesterday. How could it be that it has been five years ALREADY? That's, like, half a decade! Amazing. Now, granted, even though we were done and ready to host, truth be told we didn't enjoy our first guest until the following April...April 10, 2007, to be exact. But, that's okay. We used the winter to enjoy our completed home before we no longer had the chance. We got the website up and running so people could actually find us. Little did we know that marketing takes time.... Uh, duh...right? Oh well. It didn't matter. We knew winter would end and business would start. In the meantime, we were done, we were open, and we were ready when spring woke people up. And, sure enough, it happened and there's been no looking back since. We're grateful we had a couple of months to enjoy the fruits of our labor. In hindsight, I wouldn't change a thing -- not even the fact that it took us seven years!
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Happy Anniversary you two. I have thoroughly enjoyed my stays at the Bella Rose Bed and Breakfast over the years. As beautiful as it is and as wonderful as your cuisine is, it is you that make it a home away from home. Keep doing what you are doing and you'll always be a step above the rest. May God Bless You and give you many more years of health and happiness!
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good Location and excellent staff and Food and value hotel good for families present my thanks to Hassan he is speaking English good and good man to guide you.
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great pool, clean water, sauna and turkish bath are excellent, very good medical massage by a professional masseuse from bali island. rich and delicious breakfast buffet. friendly staff.
A real family hotel from decor to friendly staff.the breakfast was great and room spacious.Beach front view is stunning.
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Wonderful food, nice rooms and Konyaalti beach is just great. I liked also hamam and sauna.
Great place that will see us again
Clean hotel. Rooms Working staff Breakfast buffet price & location
Directly facing blue-flagged Konyaalti Beach, Sealife is an extensive resort with facilities and activities for the whole family. It features pools with slides, a spa with body treatments, diving and snorkeling equipment.
Air-conditioned rooms at Sealife Family Resort Hotel all open out onto a private balconies, most with Mediterranean Sea views. Each is decorated with soft hues and contemporary furnishings. Modern appliances include satellite TVs.
Guests can choose among different restaurants, serving Italian and Mexican specialties. There are also a handful of bars, an in-house nightclub club and a bistro bar.
An underpass allows easy access to the beach. A team of professionals runs the kids club in a dedicated area and the hotel's grounds also provide tennis courts, a sauna and a traditional Turkish bath.
Antalya Old Town is 6 miles from the hotel resort Sealife Family and Antalya Airport is a 30-minute drive away. There is a shopping center and an aquarium within 2 miles of the property. Free private parking is available and an airport shuttle service can be requested.
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we have stayed at this hotel 4 or 5 times.the standard remains the same.very.good the frıendly staff...the choice of food......value for money. We stayed New Years Eve 2014 an Amazing Evening says ıt all really
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Tour manager has cheated us for tours .
Tour manager has cheated
They have offered us a car rental company which is terrible service.
Location is Perfect, near the Sea. Around good Restaurants and Cafés. Breakfast was very good.
good Location and excellent staff and Food and value hotel good for families present my thanks to Hassan he is speaking English good and good man to guide you.
good Location and excellent staff and Food and value hotel good for families present my thanks to Hassan he is speaking English good and good man to guide you.
great pool, clean water, sauna and turkish bath are excellent, very good medical massage by a professional masseuse from bali island. rich and delicious breakfast buffet. friendly staff.
nothing actually.
A real family hotel from decor to friendly staff.the breakfast was great and room spacious.Beach front view is stunning.
The bathroom was very small. Had to shower in bath Its a bit far from shopping area.
1) Staff were nice, especially the assistant manager who tried her best to make sure our stay at the hotel was of good quality. 2) Situation of the hotel is excellent, right on the sea side and all the shops and transport were close by. 3) We had one of the bast New Year's Eve (Gala) which we really enjoyed in every moment from variety of music to variety of food and good beverages and snacks to the fast service by staff. 4) Staff at front desk & Guest Relation were very good. 5) Variety of facilities were excellent especially Spa, Turkish Bath (Hammam), indoors Swimming Pool and Sauna & Steam Room. 6) Me and my wife would definitely re-visit and recommend the place to other people
1) Internet / WiFi was poor 2) Beverages were of very poor quality 3) Food wasn't of big variety 4) Beverages were served only at the small bar in the ground floor 5) Time between meals was only two hours which made us trapped inside the hotel, or miss a meal or two.
Food excellent,
rooms are noisy, traffic and big A/C units creat a kit of noisE Needs updating!!
Wonderful food, nice rooms and Konyaalti beach is just great. I liked also hamam and sauna.
The pillow was awful Shower not good They played old music in hotel and restaurant. Why not play turkish music instead. Tourists are coming to Turkey to learn about turkish culture, food and also need to listen turkish music. Be proud of your country and play turkish music instead! I am from Finland but when I go to Turkey I want listen turkish music and eat turkish food. I think many tourists have same opinion.
The hotel is definitely not 5 stars, and hardly 4 stars at all. Rooms are tiny, bathrooms are more than tiny, just as a middle-size cupboard. Everything around looks old, shabby and worn. Meals at dinner and breakfast are numerous, but tasteless. The restaurant looks like a soldier`s canteen.
Great place that will see us again
Poor wifi.
Clean hotel. Rooms Working staff Breakfast buffet price & location
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The hotel can not be 5 stars under any circumstances. The bathroom smell sewerage, bed are very uncomfortable, very noisy even we got a room in a high floor and far from the main street. Very bad isolation between the rooms, you hear the whisper I the next room. Double check ( all inclusive offer ) in order not to be cheated like us. Never ever will come back again to this hotel.
Sea view from window, breakfast
Prices are very high during season
Location is nice, food spread was good .
Staff behaviour was extremely bad. Especially a middle aged lady named Gul at the reception was very uncooperative and rude. No shampoo, no body lotion , no hair conditioner in bathroom. Drilling noise in the room and poor Wifi. Overall the service was pathetic making the stay a big disappointment.
Price was quite good Rooms are big enough
Interior pool is very small and not deep Clearness i will give 3.5 out of 5 Restaurant is small , and just few type of meals
Location was excellent near the beach and a lot of coffee shops, a very nice garden and park is in front.
Wifi is terrible, always disconnect, you cannot join more than 2 devices. The staff were very arrogant and not freindly at all, except one of them or two. We asked for sea view room, we have been given another on a street view. The room is so small, even to move, despite we got a family room so called. This hotel is mot safe for minor child, the balcony is insecure and the whole interior stairs are made of glass, making it dangerous if the kid is active.
There was too much noise,thats why i did not sleep the whole night.rooms are ok but i wouldnt recommend any body this hotel.because you will not sleep in the night.
Reception has Attitude problems, poor English skills, didn't say anything when we checked in other than giving us the room key. Need more training. Have no info for us either.
Close to the beach
Almost everything Staff is quite bad, no support and no smaily faces Services very bad, dirty matrice sheet, dirty towels , dirty toilets, poor air condition, Wifi, that is a different story, very slow and keep logging out, you just have to log in any time you enter the room, and each half an hour, you need to log in again. Once I found cockroach in the bathroom, and once I found a dead fly in the towel. Food is average. You request for any help and it will take a very long time. One story to share, I was having a piece of pomegranate in my room, some of its juice spelt on the matrice sheet, when the room service came in the following morning, they just re arrange the same matrice and hide the juice spot under the pillow . I wonder how they got five stars. It was a horrible experience. I will never go back to this hotel again
The location was perfect, restaurant services were awesome apart from absence of teaspoon for stirring hot drinks, the lobby bar was great. The reception guy , Ismail , was very friendly and helpful guy
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cytoman Posts: 9Toyota Highlander Mid-Size Car-Based SUV Premiers At 2000 New York Auto Show
April. 19, 2000 - New York - The world premier of the 2001 Toyota Highlander car-based, sport utility vehicle (SUV) took place today at a press conference held at the New York Auto Show.
"The thinking behind Highlander is simple," said Don Esmond, Toyota Division group vice president and general manager. "With more and more new buyers entering the segment from passenger cars, it makes sense to diversify our mid-size SUV offerings into two distinctly different products. Sometimes you feel like a truck, sometimes you don't. For buyers seeking the real-deal in traditional mid-size performance, with a bias toward multi-use, we have 4Runner. For buyers demanding the image and versatility of an SUV, but who prioritize car-like ride and handling, we will have Highlander."
Highlander will ride on a platform that is similar to the popular Camry sedan, but engineered for increased ground clearance, ride height, suspension travel and off-road durability. Its overall length, width and wheelbase dimensions will be larger than 4Runner. It will also have a slight edge in interior leg and head room.
Highlander will be available in both two- and full-time four-wheel drive, powered by either a four-cylinder or 220-horsepower V6 engine, matched to a four-speed automatic transmission. Both engines will carry LEV, low emission vehicle, certification. The V6 4x4 configuration is expected to be the predominant seller. Highlander will be offered in a single, well-equipped grade level. Options will include an upscale Limited Package.
Highlander will have a sales target of more than 50,000 in calendar year 2001, with an annual sales volume of approximately 72,000 units.
When it arrives in about a year, Highlander will become the fifth member of Toyota's comprehensive line-up of SUVs. With Highlander and RAV4, Toyota will be the first automotive division to market two car-based SUVs.
"The 2001 Highlander is an important new product and a key strategic element in Toyota's plan to take a leadership role in the North American light truck arena," said Esmond. "It is the product we needed to round out one of the broadest, most comprehensive lineup of sport utility vehicles offered by any first-tier manufacturer in America."
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ladyblue Posts: 326Please do not reprint articles or text on this board, as that may very well be copywrite infringement. If you could just refer everyone to the article in question, or provide a link if applicable, that would be appreciated. Simply providing attribution is not enough.
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bphd Posts: 9I went to the NYC autoshow on Saturday and saw the Highlander up close. IT was very impressive. There is no third seat but there was substantial room in the cargo area that could easily fit lots of stuff.
They claim that the fully loaded SUV will be substantially less than a fully loaded 4runner. Does anyone know what the cost of a fully loaded 4runner is?
Anyway, I was very impressed. It had a much more refined and sophisticated look than the new escape and tribute, while still looking small enough and agile.
I can't wait to see how this unfolds...
cytoman Posts: 9thousand for the limited. I too am excited about the Highlander. I just wish it had a third seat but who knows, maybe in a year or two a third seat would be an option. The Acura MDX seems to be a good deal for that option. Did any of the people in the autoshow say what the horsepower of the optional 4cyl. would be?
bphd Posts: 9Cytoman,
I just checked edmunds and it ranged from 32K-invoice to 35 MSRP... Are you talking canadian$$$?
Anyway, if Toyota's pricing model is going to w`ork, they need to be somewhere between the RAV4 and the 4runner...I would think that it would come in fully loaded at about 30-32K...
any thoughts?
porknbeans Posts: 464This seems like an absolutely reasonable response to me. I would even go so far as to say that if the pricing falls like you just described I'll be knocking on the door of the dealer when they roll them off of the delivery truck. But with manufacturers setting sales records all over the place there is no incentive for them to keep the prices in the 30-32K area. Unfortunately I would have a tendency to believe that they are going to be more 35K.
bphd Posts: 9Beanyman,
I would agree, in the first year folks will probably paying MSRP plus something. Remember what happened witht he VW Beetle....
I am currently leasing a Solara which will be due back to the dealer by 2002. I am hoping I can leverage that fact for a reasonable priced Highlander. If not, I would have to look pretty hard at the Escape, which fully loaded, would run around 25K.
Also, I am a bit leary of buying any car in its first year of manufacturing...
Finally, while at the car show, I got a single page document on the Highlander. It has a form to send back in to let the folks at Toyota know that I am interested. Hopefully, I will get some more info in the upcoming months.
porknbeans Posts: 464I was unable to get to NY (living in the Midwest) but would be interested to hear what Toyota has to say about the vehicle. There are only a couple of vehicles that I wouldn't be afraid of buying on their first year of production and Toyota is one of them. They seem to have the production nightmares that plague some other manufacturers solved. I called the 1 800 number for Toyota three times asking if I could get on the mailing list for the Highlander. I finally got the last operator I talked to, to write down my name and address but don't know if it will go any further.
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porknbeans Posts: 464I can't imagine hauling 5 people with their gear and running an AC in the Summer or the Defroster in the Winter with a 4cyl. Even if it is a 2.4L I'd have to think that it would only be 150-170hp but more importantly is what would its torque be. As Americans we always want to know the horsepower but what we really want to know is the torque.
agt_cooper Posts: 202Couldn't agree with you more on torque being important, especially when you get into heavier vehicles. Torque is what gets you going, and the more an engine can produce early in the rpm range, the quicker the vehicle will feel. Also, you'll put less wear and tear on the engine since you won't need to rev it so high.
My rule of thumb on a "truck-like" engine is that it should produce a higher torque number than horsepower. If it doesn't do that, it is not well suited to a heavy vehicle application, IMHO! -
cytoman Posts: 9came today. Nothing much that you can not find in their flyer of the High.
Thanks for the info LennieS. Do you think you could beat Heartland Toyota on a deal on the High when she comes out? Any news when the High is really coming out? Folks at Heartland tell me July. Sounds like hype to me....comments? -
wocao Posts: 2I HAVE READ SO MANY ARTICLES FROM SO MANY WEBSITES ON THE TOYOTA HIGHLANDER. THE ONE THAT I READ IN EDMUND.COM SAID THAT THE SUV WILL BE PRICED FROM LOW 30K TO 35K. I ALSO READ ANOTHER INTERESTING ARTICLE IN YAHOO.COM/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS, THE PRICE SHOWN THERE IS FROM LOW 20K TO MID 20K. OBVIOUSLY IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR SUCH CAR TO BE PRICED AROUND THE NEW FORD ESCAPE AND THE MAZDA TRIBUTE. WHAT IS THE REAL PRICE FOR THE SUV??????????????????????????????????????????????
wocao Posts: 2I HAVE READ SO MANY ARTICLES FROM VARIOUS WEBSITES ON THE TOYOTA HIGHLANDER. THE ONE THAT I READ IN EDMUND.COM SAID THAT THE SUV WILL BE PRICED FROM LOW 30K TO 35K. I ALSO READ ANOTHER INTERESTING ARTICLE IN YAHOO.COM/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS, THE PRICE SHOWN THERE IS FROM LOW 20K TO MID 20K. OBVIOUSLY IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOR SUCH CAR TO BE PRICED AROUND THE NEW FORD ESCAPE AND THE MAZDA TRIBUTE. WHAT IS THE REAL PRICE FOR THE SUV??????????????????????????????????????????????
md2002 Posts: 142In the world market, the RAV4 is aimed to continue against the Escape/Tribute, while the Highlander fits more between the Escape/Tribute and Explorer. Size and power being more higher end.
I have seen it posted by Toyota Salespeople on these boards that the Highlander is for the ON ROAD crowd who want a car like NO REAL OFF ROADING vs the 4RUNNER that is aimed at the OFF ROAD ADVENTURE side. In 2002 when they intro the 4th Generation 4RUNNER I am sure we will see upgrades to make it keep up with the PF, though
0-60 in x.x seconds is for sports cars and the current 4RUNNER is no slouch. A quick $33 part will help alot. A new air filter from Amsoil. See www.amsoil.com or read about it on Gadgets page @ www.gadgetonline.com.
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sense70 Posts: 8I love the RX, but the dealer around here want $41K for it. and they are all fully loaded, therefore you can't find one that you really want to pay for.
In the case of Highlander, I guess the 4 cyl one should cost about $25K for a 2WD, and a 6 cyl 4WD should be around $30K (Base). a Highlander Vs. RX should be around the same ratio of Camry V6 vs ES 300.
Does any one know when are the highlander suppose to be out? Next Spring/Summer or later this year?
About the Look, I agree it is far short of the RX looking, but who know what would happen when they finally arrive! afterall, Camry is not a good looking car either, but still it is the No. 1 seller. -
gpolt Posts: 113I viewed the Highlander at the NY Auto show. Whereas the new RAV4 is very stylish from the front, the Highlander appears more like an overgrown Subaru Forester with a few styling cues from the Land Cruiser. Shift column is a la RX300 (meaning it comes out of the dash). Show car certainly was not as pretty as an RX300 in terms of paint, shape or interior materials. Because the rear pillar is more vertical than that of the Lexus, it should have more storage room. One of the car magazines reports that the wheelbase and length are both several inches longer than that of the RX300. Representatives at the auto show stated that a comparably equipped Highlander should run about $5,000 less than the Lexus. If one considers build quality. dealership experience, shorter warranty and reduced re-sale value, that differnetial quickly loses its allure. Perhaps a fwd v-6 could be a sleeper. Will have to wait and $ee. Reps at show also said the car will be out in February. The 4 cylander will be the next generation Camry engine with VVT putting out approxinately 150hp. I've yet to see torque numbers. Having driven a Solara 4 cylander auto, I would imagine the Highlander to be anemic with the 4 cyl, and I doubt that the awd will be offered with anything but the V6 (assumed to be the RX300 / Avalon VVT technology). I too was anxiously awaiting the arrival of this car/suv, but if it arrives with non-descript looks and almost Lexus pricing, other choices (i.e. used or off-lease RX300) may become more appealing.
sense70 Posts: 8Thanks for the update, gpolt.
I agree with that if it is for $5,000, I would go for a Lexus. but from the Camry vs ES pricing, that is almost impossible. Plus, since it is so hard to find one RX without leather seat, and all the "good stuff", a 4WD RX become a $41,000 SUV like the Benz M. If the highlander ( V6, 4WD, Auto) cost $28K, that will make it simlar pricing to the Pathfinder.
When would the Camry be equipped with the VVTi Engine? for the 2002 model? -
jhaubner Posts: 6Thanks for the detailed info on the Highlander. Why wouldn't the the build quality and paint be as good as the RX300? I came close to buying the RX300, but was annoyed with having to buy all of the extras. Additionally the Lexus dealer is 150 miles from my home. So I anxiously await the arrival of the Highlander. Is there any chance that it would be sooner than February? Has Toyota had any official press information on the Highlander?
gpolt Posts: 113Let me preface my comments by saying that I don't have inside info, just what I read. Nevertheless, in response to your questions:
1) I recall speaking with Toyota National Cust Service and they said that all of their vehicles' engines will have VVT by model year 2002, so we can assume that the re-styled 2002 Camry will have the base 4 cyl appearing in the new Highlander.
2) I am disappointed in that the 3.0 V6 VVT currently in the Lexus, Avalon and upcoming Highlander will not appear in the 2001 Camry or Solara. Those buyers will have to wait until fall.
3) Pricing: being that a new decked out Avalon XLS stickers for 33,000, sadly, how can one expect an AWD vehicle with similar mechanicals to cost any less?
4) An expert in auto paints/body work has told me that Toyota and Lexus use identical paint and paint application techniques. And I admit that a Toyota in WHite Pearl (extra cost) looks similar to an SC 400 in that color. Nevertheless, the quality of Toyota leathers and cloth and their stitching, in my view, seem inferior.
5) From all of my contacts and sources, February appears to be the release date.
6) Toyota has released a one page official statement. Nothing more revealing.
7) Occasional viewer of this cite _ CLIFFY - may be able to shed some light. Of all sales people I've encountered (in person or via the web), he appears the most sincere.
8) For those interested and who can wait, Saturn (remember them?) should offer a similarly sized vehicle (not certain if they will offer AWD) for the 2002 model year. Saturn just signed an agreement with Honda to purchase 3.o V6/transmission combinations for an upcoming vehicle, ostensibly this new cross-over vehicle. The marriage of plastic door panels, Saturn's reputation for reliability and customer service, and the Accord's fabulous V6 should make for a wonderful automobile (and No, I don't work for GM either!, though I probably could turn that company around!). -
cliffy1 Posts: 3,581Thanks for the compliment. I try.
Your observations and information match everything I have heard but I do want to comment on your opinions of the paint and interior of the Lexus versus Toyota. We have the same paint processes and even the same exact colors but there is one difference. I believe that the Lexus brand undergoes one extra layer of paint. The diamond white Avalon you referenced actually gets this extra application which is why it costs more.
As to the interior, I don't know about the stitching but I do know that the leather itself is identical in grade. They are both "grade 10" which I am told is the top grade available to car manufacturers. When the '97 Camry came out, Toyota made a big deal to the salesmen about this and told us that even Jaguar uses a grade 7 and Lincoln uses something like a grade 5.


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Flybe appoints The Corner to £8m ad account
Flybe, the budget airline, has appointed The Corner to handle its £8 million advertising account.
Flybe: appoints The Corner to its advertising account ahead of spring campaign
The agency won the account after a competitive pitch process, which included Now and Leagas Delaney in the final stages. McCann was knocked out in an earlier round and Joint had talks with Flybe but declined to pitch.
The process kicked off in November, with pitches taking place in December.
New creative will launch in the spring, with a different positioning for the brand. Although the media plans are still being finalised, Flybe is expecting to invest in TV advertising. Digital, radio, press and outdoor are also being considered.
The Corner replaces leisure and travel specialist Souk Advertising. Flybe will continue to use Starcom as its media buying agency.
The process was led by Flybe's director of marketing, Simon Lilley. He said: "The Corner has a new agency hunger, but also demonstrated to us an impressive blend of major brand and big agency experience. They clearly understood our business challenges and backed this up with a superior customer insight."
In November, the airline reported pre-tax profits of £13.8 million for the six months to 30 September, compared with a loss of £1.6 million a year earlier.
However, Flybe also announced it would make 500 redundancies across the UK and proposed closing six bases (Aberdeen, Guernsey, Inverness, Isle of Man, Jersey and Newcastle) as part of an £85 million cost-cutting plan.
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This was a colorful. tasty and filling Father's Day meal. Made the day ahead and reheated for dinner - that gets the best melded flavors.
So good. I used canned chicken and too much chicken broth. It turned into a Mexican chicken soup with the heat of chili. It was fantastic!
This is a delicious recipe. I especially appreciated the lime flavor and the whole chunks of turkey instead of ground meat that one usually gets with chilis. Watch the size of your slow cooker though! The recipe says it's for a 3.5-6 quart and mine is 4 quarts but didn't hold everything and I had to pull some of the ingredients out.
I did everything except the jalapeno. Used cubed turkey vs leftover. Didn't kick it up too much because small children were indulging. I might add a touch more lime, but all in all it was tasty and filling. I will definitely do it again.
Prepared as written except that I substituted flour for the cornmeal. To answer the earlier question: using either of them thickens it. I added 2 whole dried arbol chiles instead of the jalapeno. That and the ancho powder gave it a nice bit of heat. It was noticeable but not overpowering.
Great use of the leftover Thanksgiving turkey. I didn't have the green beans but other than that, made it as written. It doesn't serve 10 however. Maybe 4-6 with small second helpings. Will definitely make again.
This recipe worked perfectly for me and the leftover smoked turkey I had in my refrigerator. The smokeyness of the turkey added some depth to the already full-flavored stew. I didn't add the cornmeal or the green beans, but I did use the chipotle peppers which also added just enough spice to give it a kick, but not be overbearing. Would definitely make this again, big hit with my husband. Garnished with cilantro and avocado and a squeeze of lime.


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Shailene Woodley Loves "Dancing Around With Hairy Armpits"
And here's more proof that Shailene Woodley is America's hippie sweetheart.
Speaking with Natural Health magazine, the Divergent star dives deeper into her love environmentalism, herbalism and all-things au naturel -- including growing out her armpit hair.
"I find myself living in two worlds sometimes -- being this person who can walk a red carpet in a huge, fancy-ass ball gown, high heels and mountains of makeup, but also being the girl at a hippie festival in the middle of the forest with war paint on my face, dancing around with hair armpits. I exist so well in both, and I used to feel like I had to choose one or the other," says Woodley. "I struggled with that up until doing The Fault in Our Stars. I have one life to live, and it could end any minute, so I'm going to appreciate every single moment. I'm going to own my day before my day owns me."
"Show up the way you expect others and the world to show up for you, and that's all there is to it," she continues. "Life is too fleeting, too unpredictable and too unfair to focus on anything else."
The 22-year-old, who is a fan of ingesting clay and sun-tanning her vagina, adds that being one with nature helps her become a better human.
"People have told me my thinking on this is kind of post-apocalyptic, but I think it's important to be a sovereign human in today's world because there are so many things we don't know. Take GMO foods -- I don't necessarily think they're great for us, but I could be wrong; we just don't know yet. Regardless, the fact that we are not allowed to know what's in our food is huge," she explains. "For me, having my basic necessities covered and being able to take care of myself is reassuring. If the power goes out, I know how to make a fire and where a water source is and how to find my own food."
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"A Wonderful Story-Teller Shows Off Her Skills"
What a fantastic book. Ms. Glass enthrals as she artfully and deftly weaves past and present, father and son, young and old into a single masterful "over-tale" of the circle of life and death and love and loss. The author's beautiful style and rich text seem effortless and her character development is amazingly real, not just believable or convincing but Real - so much that you find yourself disbelieving that these characters don't truly exist. The three dimensional textures in which she paints her cast are awesome and reason enough to have a read.
Complaints I've seen in other reviews of this book about the Scottish accent being too thick for understanding and confusion over timeline of events at first are typical of any book on tape with a well rendered reading such as this one. It will always be harder to understand a book on tape than a paper book as you cannot go at your own speed, but it's well worth it here for the incredible reading by the narrator. Each character is instantly recognizable by his / her voice, and the depth of emotion is worthy of an able actor.
If you, like one other reader / reviewer of this book, are a puratanical sort, offended or scared by the mere presence of a homosexual theme in a story, you may be scared by this book. However, if you are slightly to fully open minded you'll find that this element serves mostly to underscore the alienation felt by the main character from his family and is never exploitative, graphic, or overtly sexual in nature.
Well done Ms. Glass, Brava, we look forward to your next effort!
"Absolutely the best of everything--"
This is absolutely the best audio book I have ever heard! The narrator's ability to change accents and voicing to match characters brings them to life as well as any cinematic representation could ever hope to. This is a perfect example of an audio-book's superiority over a movie-interpretation. Not only does it not have to be edited, but it can unravel at the author's intended pace. That the book weaves time and isn't perfectly linear seems to confuse listeners who have no concentration; for me it was a delight to revel in the author's finely wrought story-telling and wonderfully constructed characters. I regretted that it ended. A fantastic experience. I have and will continue to recommend it to anyone who loves a beautiful story well told.
"Three Junes"
A wonderful book to listen to because of the different accents of the characters. (Much of it takes place in Scotland.) It's long, but with a complex interplay of stories and characters. A wonderful book.
"Three Comments on Three Junes"
1. The book gave a wonderful sense of the interplay of joys and regrets, loves and sorrows, and the randomness and interconnectedness of life.
2. The reader's voice brought out the personalities of the characters as well as the subtle humor of the book.
3. The only laugh I think I wasn't meant to have as listener, was the reader's John Wayne-ized version of an American accent!
"Tough to Follow But Worth the Listen"
Stopping in the middle was not an option. I was captivated by the characters immediately despite the tough listen. Moving back and forth in time made it difficult to follow but John Keating's Scottish accent added such an intriguing layer that I held out for more. Of the three parts, I was most engaged by the second June, Fenno's story, the longest part. I think it would benefit me to listen again to the first June, Paul's story. At the time I wasn't prepared for the mental alertness required and I might just pick up a few tidbits that would enhance my understanding. I recommend this book to the reader that likes a challenge.
"I wanted to like this book ..."
I really wanted to like this book. I had truly enjoyed Julia Glass' other book that I had downloaded from Audible ("The Whole World Over") and was sorry when it had ended. I tried listening to this book for the first time several months ago and could not get past about 15 minutes of it so I just stopped listening -- at the time I figured I had just enjoyed the previous book (The Company by Robert Littell) so much that I wasn't ready to embark on anything so divergent. So after listening to a few more books I gave Three Junes a try again today. After 75 minutes, I decided it was just impossible to complete -- a first for me. While I don't think the writing was up to the same standard of "The Whole World Over", what really killed the book was the narration. There was little differentiation between the characters, and when there was differentiation it made some of the characters sound unappealing; that would be OK if that was the author's intent but I don't think that was the case. The poor differentiation would have probably been tolerable, though, if it were not for the poor diction of the narrator. There was no pause at the end of some sentences and then some sentences would run into another with no pause. This made for a stilted, hard to follow listening experience. Hopefully this will be the first and only book that I can't finish.
Lynette Who
"Very difficult to follow"
I bought this title with high expectations. I was quite disappointed, and listened to the first CD five different times on my commute to work.
I agree with Kathy that it's very hard to follow. It jumps around from past to present unexpectedly and introduces too many characters at one time. I just could not keep up with the storyline or who was who.
The narrator reads with a heavy accent so perhaps this contributed to the audiobook being so hard to follow.
In any case, after listening to the first CD for the fifth time, I came to the conclusion that I really didn't care about the characters or the storyline and threw away the CD's and began listening to "The Cabinet of Curiosities", also available on Audible, and which I heartily recommend!
Love reading, hard to find the time! audible member since 2006
"I truly loved listening to this novel"
The characters were wonderful, the writing witty and touching, the reader just beautiful. My only regret - I wished the third part of the book was about the french wife, I think she would have made a very compelling story. But all in all, I loved it.
If I had not been trapped in a car on a 13 hour trip to Kentucky with no other Audible book available, I would never have finished this book.
It was so confusing that I listened to part 1 twice without realizing it until I was 20 minutes into it.
Some of Fenno's observations are delightful but they, sadly, do not make up for the rest of the book's lack of organization.
"Intriguing, Insightful, Rewarding!"
A delightful story about engaging, imperfect and lovable people. Many beautiful turns of a phrase and fresh, believable metaphors sprinkled throughout. Also,Keating's reading made the book so much more delightful than it would have been to sight read. His native burr and command of accents and styles of speech is wonderful. Never difficult to hear the content, however. I found the jumps between past and present always incorporated a clue to the time period quiickly after the jump. It kept this reader alert and involved in each unfolding event or recollection.


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Spartacus June 21, 2012 10:01 PM Last Edited 953 days ago Ben,It is time to face the music, let us hope that no moto2 youngster takes your ride next year. And I do not think it matters what nationality you are, I do not think anybody in motoGP (besides Karel Abraham) is there without working hard and starting from the bottom up. Reply Report abuse 1 agree 0 disagree
obamasrealbirthcertificate - Unregistered June 21, 2012 10:35 PM well the rookie rule worked well for spies and yamaha,if it had not been in place,spies may have had a works bike, and that would have meant that he would have wasted 3 years on a yamaha works bike instead of just two.bring on crutchlow,and some passion for racing hard, ya all come back now 1 agree 2 disagree
danny powell - Unregistered June 21, 2012 10:49 PM DREW dindnt you mean ben go back to world superbikes.i think ben is no good to be on a factory bike he is a disgrace 2 agree 3 disagree
Respect - Unregistered June 21, 2012 10:51 PM @Drew,Who was it that was leading the worlds fastest riders for 5 laps last weekend before blistering a sub-par rear tire.Pay attention *****! 4 agree 1 disagree
Respect - Unregistered June 21, 2012 11:03 PM Who is the "only rider" to have won a race for the past years that wasn't an Alien? Yeah, that's right, Ben Spies... And you idi0ts want to send him back to SBK...Brilliant 8 agree 1 disagree
obamasrealbirthcertificate - Unregistered June 22, 2012 12:07 AM awe some mericans just gettin all tetchy ,cos its just sunk in that their best rider spies,aint good enough in the big school,and the europeans just keep whoopin his butt,even guys on satt bikes too,yep another edwards,another ten yrs of mediocre performances,and a new libarary of excuses,poor yanks,what excuses will they come up with next for poor ben,ya all come back now yahear 1 agree 5 disagree
Vilas - Unregistered June 22, 2012 12:38 AM I bealive its a bit desapointing for some riders this rule drop so suddently when specially when its need, because of Marc Marquez.. But at the same way have to be honest i dont tinck that this could change to much the history.. Iven If Spies was him factory on the 1 year on Motogp the history will be the same.. aim not saying that Ben dont have the potencial to beat does guys because i bealive he can make better but we have to be honest to.. Spain is a great school of Motorcycling and the realaty is that most of the spanish riders at the momente are better... Marc marquez could have go to one semiofical bike but what would be the diferent for factory?? the Colors?? and the name of the Team?? because Marc will always run factory he is Repsol.. 0 agree 0 disagree
Vilas - Unregistered June 22, 2012 12:41 AM America allready rule Motogp him the past.. We have to give then the respect they deserve..!! American riders normaly are good but on recent Eras dont had been with the pace.. I dont like some of the changes of Dorna but today my friends money rules the sport and if Motogp whant to have Future they have to play with Marketing and with manufactors.. 2 agree 0 disagree


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CLEP will hold a mini-conference at the North Texas Community College Consortium on October 26th, 2012. Kent Seaver, director of Learning Resources/Testing at North Lake College will present a session titled "Roots of Success: Using CLEP to Achieve Student Success." We encourage higher ed professionals and test center administrators in Texas and other areas of the states to participate.
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Coolfire Studios PRO St. Louis
We are an entertainment development and TV production company based in St. Louis, MO focused on creating, developing and producing compelling original content. Production Company Credits Include: Weekend Fix (Esquire), Carvers (Syfy), Alternate Route (Esquire), Resale Royalty (Style), Hatfields &…
90 Degrees West PRO St. Louis & Kansas City
90 Degrees West is a full-service creative studio specializing in content creation and production management. Our team is made up of a select network of storytellers—including creative strategists, animators, editors, designers, producers and musicians. Our goal is simple. To impress, to surpass…
Preston Gibson St. Louis, MO
Motion Designer/Animator @ 90 Degrees West (Stl, MO) www.90degreeswest.com MFA in Motion Media Design @ SCAD
michael murdock Los Angeles
I'm a Virtual Reality director, game designer, and artist. Find out more about me here: http://mjmurdock.com/about.html My website is here: http://www.mjmurdock.com
Chelsea Ruholl Edwardsville, Illinois
Name a word. I can make a pun about it.
Littleflick Pictures Plus Buffalo NY
Littleflick Pictures is the production company of Jerry MacKay, a 20+ year veteran in the digital film industry. Jerry's productions cover a broad range of markets, including corporate sales and marketing, training and eLearning, commercials, short documentaries and fictional works.
Tom Guilmette PRO Boston, Massachusetts
Director of Photography, Cinematographer, and Editor. Website http://www.tomguilmette.com
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