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SEATTLE, WASHINGTON -- Alaska Airlines (at least during meal service) would include small Old Testament verses (Psalms, if I remember correctly). I thought it would be interesting to see how their service holds up to examples from the Bible.
1. In scripture, Jesus returned from the dead on the third day.
In Seatac, Alaska returned my baggage on the third day.
2. My prayers to the almighty about lost baggage are met with silence.
My calls to Alaska about lost baggage are met with busy signals.
3. The Good Book says 'seek and ye shall find'
Alaska: "are you sure you tried carousel 12"?
4. Book of Revelations "and there was silence in Heaven for about half an hour".
Alaska Baggage service: Hold music and something about heavy call volumes, 41 minute
wait times...
5. Jesus: 'I will come like a thief in the night". - so do the neighborhood kids.
Alaska suggests leaving baggage on my doorstop in the middle of the night.
6. David slew scores of Philistines with the jawbone of an ass.
Does anyone know what happens to traveler suggestions to airline management?
7. On the Day of Pentecost, disciples were granted the gift to speak in many tongues.
I could have used this gift when speaking to representatives trying to track down my suitcase.
8. Jesus: "suffer the little children".
Hey - at least THEY will have leg-room.
... and I knew Sunday School would pay off someday.
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1. Instead of the food, which was supposed to be included (due to the ticket) a piece of toast was offered for $5.
2. The same flexibility as the one connected to providing services was NOT observed by check-in. For only two kilos of overweight I was charged $25.
3. Toilets were stinking in the cabin.
4. There was shortage of blankets and pillows in the cabin. The pillows which were there, were dirty.
5. The temperature in the cabin was varying over the flight so much that people were wearing jackets and caps in one moment and short-sleeve T-shirts in another. My boyfriend got a cold after the flight.
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Endless Delays in Boise
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BOISE, IDAHO -- Alaska used to be one of my favorite airlines, but Alaska/Horizon are my definition of the bottom of the barrel. A group of us flew from San Jose and Seattle to meet in Boise in December 22, 2006. Both flights were late; the San Jose one was over 11 hours late. The Alaska/Horizon personnel are so used to this that they don't even talk about 'scheduled' times, they say "target" times as if being on schedule is an unexpected event. It is.
Making matters worse, the Alaska staff makes it clear that there really is little they can do for you, so they don't even pretend to try. They're always late, so why care? That's the attitude that come across.
On the next leg of the trip to Seattle, we were told after we checked our bags that the plane would be late by four hours, but maybe not really because the replacement plane was in maintenance, and it might not really be available or it might arrive early. I had to wait in line for an hour to obtain that "information." I tried calling the 800 number and was told that for them to help me, there would be extra charges.
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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA -- On April 7 2006 flight 228 leaving Los Angeles to Cancun after arriving to my destination in Mexico I found out my video camara was stolen from my check-in lugagge. I complain to Alaska airlines, TSA and also made a police report. What upsets me the most is the arrogance, defensive attitude and poor treatment I got from Alaska employees. Not only do they denied any responsabilities for stolen electronics, but are very fast to put the blame on TSA. I got far better traetment from the TSA employees including the supervisor in LA. To make things worst another passenger from the same flight got his laptop stolen, when he got back to L.A. he was told he had to go back to Cancun and file a complain with Alaska airlines in Mexico since he found out it was gone when he arrived there.
Yesterday I e-mail them and got a response saying that because of the high volume of e-mails I will not get an answer for at least 8 weeks.
I will wait and will post a review with the outcome when they respond back.
On the mean time I will tell everyone to avoid them like the plague.
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Hope the trend continues
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My last two flights on Alaska Airlines went very well. I had to check a bag on my last flight to Newark. On both the outbound and return (SeaTac), my luggage arrived quickly on the carousel.
On my last flight to Las Vegas, both the outbound and return flights departed on time. The flight crews did a great job getting people on board and ready.
I hope this trend continues.
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Great Service/good flights
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ALASKA -- I should preface this comment, I do not work for or have family who work for Alaska Airlines. I live in Alaska and take Alaska flights quite often for business and pleasure. My flights are always pretty close to on time (except for weird weather), never lost my luggage, and only have had darn nice people helping me on the phone and with customer service.
I am sure there can be issues, as I read them here, but I think you'll probably have a good trip to Alaska with this airlines.
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SANTA ANA JOHN WAYNE AIRPORT, CALIFORNIA -- Had a terrible experience! My husband was not allowed to board the plane without purchasing a second ticket for $1100.86! Even though the first ticket was fully paid, and I showed the counter personnel the receipt marked paid. Then they lost my parents luggage.
Now I cannot get a refund, I have been trying for 5 weeks. Flying with Alaska was a expensive mistake and a endless hassle.
Resolution Update 02/03/2009:
Yes we did finally get a refund, but it was a ton of work to get there.
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All-Time Customer Service Nightmare
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SEATTLE, WASHINGTON -- Buckle your seatbelts for this one! I started in Orange County and our plane was delayed four hours. Finally get on the plane and make it to Seattle. Then in Seattle, Alaska made an error and I had to take another flight. The other flight was delayed another four hours, also the gate was changed 7 times (no joke). I was trying to get on other flights as standby but to no avail. The employees were very rude. To go from Orange County, CA to Spokane, WA took over 18 hours. I will never fly with this airline!
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RENO, NEVADA -- Alaska Airlines/Horizon Air cancelled our flight from Reno to LAX. The ticket agents both at the gate and at the ticketing area seemed to have no idea how to handle re-ticketing and re-routing the passengers.
We stood in line at the ticket counter for over an hour without moving, because the ticketing agents were so flustered and unsure what to do.
After observing the utter lack of organization, it seems this airline hadn't adequately prepared the ticket agents for problems. There was no manager present at any time during our five hour dilemma.
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Stolen Items
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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA -- Dateline Aug 9 2005.
Lax to King Salmon Alaska. Arrived to find my six weeks worth of gear missing and the parts necessary to put my kayak together. Had no choice but to get on the next flight back to Los Angeles. If I order the kayak parts from Russia today I should have them by Dec so I can buy another ticket to kayak in the snow. Hope everyone at Alaska Air got a share of my stuff. P.S. I'm sorry that they didn't get my fly rod it was in my carry on luggage. Noww that I think about it I almost feel as if I cheated them
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Materials 2013, 6(5), 2007-2025; doi:10.3390/ma6052007
Characterization of Natural Dyes and Traditional Korean Silk Fabric by Surface Analytical Techniques
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Abstract: Time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS) and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) are well established surface techniques that provide both elemental and organic information from several monolayers of a sample surface, while also allowing depth profiling or image mapping to be carried out. The static TOF-SIMS with improved performances has expanded the application of TOF-SIMS to the study of a variety of organic, polymeric and biological materials. In this work, TOF-SIMS, XPS and Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) measurements were used to characterize commercial natural dyes and traditional silk fabric dyed with plant extracts dyes avoiding the time-consuming and destructive extraction procedures necessary for the spectrophotometric and chromatographic methods previously used. Silk textiles dyed with plant extracts were then analyzed for chemical and functional group identification of their dye components and mordants. TOF-SIMS spectra for the dyed silk fabric showed element ions from metallic mordants, specific fragment ions and molecular ions from plant-extracted dyes. The results of TOF-SIMS, XPS and FTIR are very useful as a reference database for comparison with data about traditional Korean silk fabric and to provide an understanding of traditional dyeing materials. Therefore, this study shows that surface techniques are useful for micro-destructive analysis of plant-extracted dyes and Korean dyed silk fabric.
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That's why in the white man the desire for having a tan continues.a little more baking. And baking powders are available, baking lotions are available; put on those lotions and powders and lie down naked under the hot burning sun. This desire is because they were pulled out of the bakery a little too soon. God said, "My God, I have committed another mistake."
That's why the Indian is in-between. That is the third person he baked, just right, neither a little more, nor a little less. But more than that, there is not any difference.just a little more sun, a little less sun.
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Football Notebook: Speed Merchants
By John Antonik for WVUsports.com
February 25, 2013 03:38 PM
Watching Tavon Austin running at yesterday's NFL Combine got me thinking about the fastest guys in Mountaineer football history. So, just who are the fastest guys?
The old-school coaches always used to tell me that Kerry Marbury was the fastest player they had ever seen in pads, and after watching the old film of him blowing past all those Penn State guys during his 100-yard kickoff return in that '72 game in Morgantown, that's tough to argue.
Before coach Bobby Bowden brought in speed guys like Marbury, Danny Buggs, Marshall Mills, Snake Blake and Marcus Mauney, West Virginia was always better known for fielding big and slow football teams. Don Nehlen, too, began adapting to a faster style of play in the late 1980s when his Florida recruiting really began to take hold.
Rich Rodriguez and Bill Stewart both recruited fast guys, as is Dana Holgorsen today. So, who are West Virginia's burners?
Here is one guy's list of the 10 fastest players to wear a Mountaineer football uniform:
10. Tommy Pridemore
Looks can sometimes be deceiving, but make no mistake about it - Tommy Pridemore could fly. Former defensive coordinator Chuck Klausing once told me a story about going down to the West Virginia high school track and field championships and watching Pridemore win the 110 hurdles without clearing a single hurdle – he just plowed right through all of them and still easily won his race. Another time, in a game at Cal, he ran down world class sprinter Wesley Walker from behind and stopped him from scoring a sure touchdown. Now that's fast. Further proof are the three interception returns Pridemore had of 80 yards or longer during his Mountaineer career, including a 100-yard return up at Penn State when he broke nine tackles in one of the most memorable plays in school history.
9. Pat White
I have always been enamored with guys with long, graceful running strides and Pat White certainly fit that bill. Go back and watch his games and count the number of times he was caught from behind – rarely, if ever. Plus, he averaged 6.5 yards every time he ran the ball as a QB. Bill Parcells drafted him in the second round solely for his speed as a Wildcat quarterback, so that's good enough for me.
8. Kerry Marbury
Just like Willie Drewery a decade after him, Kerry Marbury wasn't the biggest guy on the football field but he had the afterburners needed to get into the end zone. He took the game's opening kickoff against Penn State and returned it for a 100-yard touchdown; a year before that he had an 83-yard touchdown run against Temple. Clocked at 9.6 in the 100, Marbury was a two-time West Virginia sprint champion in 1968 and 1969.
7. Harry Blake
Bobby Bowden's West Virginia teams of the early 1970s were built on speed and Harry "Snake" Blake was one of the fastest football players in the country during that time. In fact, Phil Elmassian once told me that West Virginia and Arizona State were the two fastest programs in the country during that era, thanks to guys like Snake Blake. More of a track guy than a football player, Blake was the first trackman in school history to own seven school records at the same time and he twice clocked 9.5 in the 100-yard dash. Blake also ran a leg of the sprint medley relay that won the prestigious Penn Relays.
6. Artie Owens
Another 9.5 sprinter, Artie Owens had that extra gear to get away from traffic and in to the end zone. Owens has two of the longest scoring plays in school history – an 85-yard touchdown run at Virginia Tech and a 95-yard kickoff return for a TD against Penn State. In track, Owens was a member of the school-record setting 440 and 880 relay teams.
5. Willie Drewery
One of Don Nehlen's fastest players, Willie D electrified Mountaineer fans with his coast-to-coast returns in the early 1980s. Perhaps his most memorable was a weaving, 74-yard punt return up at Pitt when everyone else on the field seemed to be standing still. Drewery was able to parlay his sub-4.4 speed into a long and productive NFL career with the Houston Oilers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
4. Danny Buggs
Danny Buggs was so fast that state sportswriters took to calling him "Lightning" (a nickname he hated) when he played for the Mountaineers in the early 1970s. Like Pat White, Buggs had a long, graceful running stride that chewed up yardage in bunches. Buggs could high-step faster than everyone else; if you don't believe me just go dig up the '73 Maryland highlight film. During his sophomore year, in 1972, he averaged almost 21 yards every time he touched the football, scoring TDs three different ways. In 1973, Buggs recorded the fastest time in the East in the 440 and once held the national intramural record in the 100-yard dash with a 9.5 clocking. Buggs still has the longest touchdown reception in school history: 96 yards at Penn State in 1973.
3. Steve Slaton
Before Steve Slaton "bulked up" prior to his junior year in 2007 to impress the pro scouts, there was nobody in the country who could catch him from behind on the football field. Just ask Georgia safety Greg Blue, who spent an entire night watching the back of Slaton's jersey in the 2006 Sugar Bowl, or Pitt's Tommie Campbell, a high school sprint champion who was supposed to "shadow" Slaton during West Virginia's game against the Panthers in Pittsburgh in 2006. Campbell did such a good job of shadowing Slaton that he
held him
to just 335 all-purpose yards and four touchdowns. Speed kills and Slaton definitely had it, especially when he was healthy early in his Mountaineer career.
2. Tavon Austin
Tavon ran an unofficial time of 4.25 in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine on Sunday, showing the rest of the country what all of us here in West Virginia already knew – he is one really fast dude. Austin had 33 plays of 40 yards or longer during his Mountaineer career, including 21 from the line of scrimmage. Austin was so fast that Dana Holgorsen ran out of ways to get him the football at wide receiver, so he put him at running back against Oklahoma and Austin ended up running for a school-record 344 yards against the 13th-ranked Sooners.
1. James Jett
I can't remember the game (it might have been against Pitt) but there was an instance when Jett had the football in his hands on a kickoff return and was stumbling faster than the rest of the players were chasing him. That's when you know a guy is really fast. Jett was a track guy who was also a good football player, accumulating 3,076 career all-purpose yards at WVU before parlaying that into a 10-year career in the NFL with the Oakland Raiders. Jett is one of the few humans on planet earth to run a sub-20 in the 200-meter dash, and he ran a leg of the 4x100-meter relay at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona to earn a Gold medal. He was also the NCAA runner-up in the 100 and 200-meter dashes at the 1992 NCAA outdoor championships. Tavon Austin is clearly one of the fastest players that I've ever seen, but I'm not even sure he could hang with Mr. Jett's jets. Plus, can a guy with the last name Jett really be slow?
Some other burners:
Grantis Bell, Antonio Brown, Mark Burke, Noel Devine, Carl Hayes, Chris Henry, Leon Jenkins, Undra Johnson, Pacman Jones, John Mallory, Rasheed Marshall, Marcus Mauney, Marshall Mills, Bobby Moss, Adrian Murrell, Reggie Rembert, Nate Terry, Shawn Terry, Fulton Walker, Robert White, Terry White, Amos Zereoue.
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It makes the most sense to add built-ins when you own a place, but you can still do it as a renter on a budget with simple materials and a little elbow grease. Carving out a little work niche between the closet and window was a great use of space. Painting the shelves the same color as the wall, but having the desk top match the wicker on the closet ties the whole room together.
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Creating a nook with a deep wardrobe/shelf.
Double doors on broom closet
this would work for any space, not just office
Coin bureau dans chambtr
burlap covered doors
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Office Nook.
fabric in bifold doors
simple built-in ... could do boxes on shelves/ trays for homework/ stuff that needs to be returned to school, etc.
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Corner study area
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closet workspace
Girls desk
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Guitars storage
simple desk area
It makes the most sense to add built-ins when you own a place, but you can still do it as a renter on a budget with simple materials and a little elbow grease. Carving out a little work niche between the closet and window was a great use of space. Painting the shelves the same color as the wall, but having the desk top match the wicker on the closet ties the whole room together.
built in desk tucked in beside closet for downstairs bdrm.
Like the shelving above the desk.
in master?
Closet with linen panels
Door material
for nook
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Tucked in near a window
Desk and storage
Closet doors
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Under stairs use for study area
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Study nook
Study in bedroom
Notice the desk space in corner near window. Can leave vent on floor.
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Floating desk
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simple office
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Exactly how the closet and work/study area should be in a small space!
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the desk
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use behind the door?
Use of space w/storage
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Desk between closet and wall
floating sheving
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Abbeys room
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Desk, downlight
Desk idea
doors . . . for pantry/office area
computer desk
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Corner of living room
OFFICE area
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Cabinet side serving as study wall
Estantes para aprovechar un espacio perdido junto a un armario
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aanik desk
built in desk w/lighting
Desk office at bedroom
Conceal basement steps
Desk nook
Doors to pantry
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study area
Fabric on doors
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built-in desk
Office options, desk and toy storage
Office storage
simple desk
desk inset
office doors
Shelves used as a desk
simple built in desk
built in desk
Desk with shelves built in
For 1st floor suite.
ryan's room!
shows small built in desk with a few shelves above - simple and effective
built in desk. paint the shelves the same as the wall for more seamless look. Can this somehow be utilized but not for desk?
study+wardrobe in children's room
writing surface
Like how closer/armoire creates a desk nook w shelves painted to match wall.
easy & versatile
Storage and functionality
desk shelves without brackets
for a second study upstairs, using one of the armoires.
nook for desk next to window, then closet
Work space integrated next to closet
for downstairs random room in future
Panel inserts
closet area
for karen project
floating desk
Pantry doors
closet doors
desk next to windown
Inset panels with grass cloth
office nook and closet built in
closet doors
could i do this with my cupboards?
Built in Armiore.
closet and workspace
Built in
Built-ins & Paintin ideas
accent doors - 2 doors ?
hidden desk space in office
storage combo
like shelves
double doors on closet?
Shelves and desk
Study area in bedroom
desk and shelves
For alcove in SC
office space
This jutting closet provides a niche for a built-in desk and shelves.
Closet at bottom of basement stairs - desktop.
Closet at bottom of basement stairs.
add textures
Desk in corner
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Built in desk& shelves
built in desk
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Study - built-in desk niche
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In February 2010, Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak warned failure to make peace with the Palestinians would cause Israel either to lose its Jewish majority or to become an "apartheid state."
He meant that without a two-state solution, Israel would face two impossible choices: Either give citizenship to millions of Palestinians, who would soon become a majority in Israel, or continue to control the lives of millions of Arabs who lack basic rights.
Barak's remarks caused no political hysteria in Israel because they reflected painful reality; other Israeli politicians and pundits have said the same before and after.
Yet when U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry dared to utter the A-word (apartheid) last week, Israeli and American Jewish leaders slammed him. Like Barak, he warned of the threat Israel faces once the two-state option vanishes: "A unitary state winds up either being an apartheid state with second-class citizens," he said, or "destroys the capacity of Israel to be a Jewish state."
The criticism Kerry faced was so harsh, he felt compelled to issue a humiliating apology, even as his nine-month effort to broker a peace deal came to a failed closure. Instead of maligning Kerry, the critics should have taken his and Barak's warning to heart.
Within its 1967 boundaries, Israel is a vibrant democracy, and Arab citizens of Israel have the vote. But on the West Bank, around 2.5 million Palestinians live under a totally different system. They can't vote for a national government (their Palestinian Authority has minimal powers), while their physical movements are controlled by Israeli military checkpoints.
Most West Bank land, along with water usage, imports and exports, is controlled by Israel. (In Gaza, with 1.5 million people, Israel still controls the air, sea and almost all land exits -- including the movement of goods and people.)
The ceaseless expansion of Israeli settlements all over the West Bank, along with exclusive settler roads and fences, divides Palestinian areas into disconnected cantons that superficially resemble the former black Bantustans in South Africa. So even if Israel's situation differs from South Africa's and lacks the racial laws that defined that country's apartheid system, some parallels can't be avoided. One group dominates and controls another, which lacks political rights.
As then-prime minister Ehud Olmert warned in 2007, the collapse of the two-state solution means Israel likely will "face a South African-style struggle for equal voting rights." Indeed, many younger Palestinians want to turn away from failed talks about two states to a campaign for full citizenship inside one state.
A one-state solution is a non-starter: The Middle East is a communal region in which Israel Jews and Palestinians both want their own country and would resist sharing control. But a one-man, one-vote campaign could resonate with Europeans and in developing countries and accelerate the global "boycott, divestment and sanctions" (BDS) movement that calls for Israel to withdraw from the West Bank.
Kerry's critics clearly were worried that the use of the A-word would advance the BDS campaign. But dumping on Kerry won't resolve the problem, nor will playing the blame game of whose fault it is that peace talks ended. Rather, those who care about Israel's future should take a hard look at the facts on the ground.
Nothing has furthered comparisons of the Palestinian situation to South Africa more than the Israeli government's promotion of Jewish settlement on the West Bank. The current settlement grid was originally advocated by the late Israeli leader Ariel Sharon as a means to ensure long-term control of the territory. Settlers live by different laws, have full Israeli national rights and move freely around the West Bank, while Palestinians are heavily restricted.
Kerry blames Israel's construction of thousands of new settlement houses for souring the atmosphere of talks, with some building plans announced by hawkish Israeli leaders at critical points in negotiations. Whatever Israeli leaders say or truly intend, the expansion of settlements sends a physical message that Israel will never countenance a viable Palestinian state.
Expansion also obscures important arguments Israel could make about the time not being ripe for a two-state solution, with the Mideast in disarray and Iran's nuclear intentions still not clear. Had the settlements been frozen long ago, or even at the beginning of Kerry's efforts, that case might have been persuasive. But the continued settlement-building overshadows those legitimate concerns.
If Kerry's critics are really worried about the A-word or the BDS campaign, they should be pressing Israel's government to freeze settlement expansion. Dumping on Kerry, a friend of Israel who pressed mightily for a two-state solution, is outrageous -- and won't help Israel face the challenges ahead.
Trudy Rubin is a columnist and editorial board member for the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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We're planning a leisurely trip along Calif 1 and US 101 from San Francisco to Vancouver, with no firm overnight stops. Hey northern Chowhounds, tell us whereto eat!
OK, my suggestions are kind of campy, but they suit the roadtrip mood:
Eureka- Samoa Cookhouse
79 Cookhouse Lane
Eureka (actually Samoa)
Ca 95501. (707)442-1659
Family style dining with a changing menu. You choose between two entrees, and it comes with soup, salad and bread. Pie extra. Last of the loggers' cookhouses, complete with a museum. Cool atmosphere, decent chow, and a unique experience. Like a living museum where you get to eat.
Tillamook- Tillamook Cheese Factory Cafe.
4175 Highway 101 North
Tillamook, Oregon 97141
After touring the creamery, you can dine in the cafe which showcases Tillamook products. Not for the lactose intolerant.
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This is still pretty close to your starting point, but depending on what time of day you leave, you might be peckish when you reach Marshall near Tomales Bay. Stop at Tony's for barbecued oysters and other great seafood dishes. Marshall pretty much consists of Tony's and some docked boats, and is on Hwy. 1 some time after Olema. Can't miss it.
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The tricks that i've learned are:
1. woman usually buy them, and if she is with her spouse play up her fears, pets, kids etc
2. have some handy stories of ppl similar to them, that thought about buying but didn't , and ended up regretting it.
3. get personal with the customers the more you are friendly and have a nice convo the more they trust you and it gets harder to say no to a "friend"
4. the thing i tried to do but never succeeded was to have a small screen set up near the selling floor and have a visual of all the crazy shite that can happen to your device, a picture is worth a thousand words and video is worth about a million
5. be honest and genuine, ppl sense scams and don't want to be a "victim"
In the end some ppl you can sway, some you cannot as its a matter of principle to them, but you'll def sell 10% if you follow my advice. Best of luck
If you use case studies then cite ones where people were happy to have the warranty, not fucked because they didn't. When a customer feels that you are trying to scare them, they shut off.
Also remember that you are serving your customer. If the warranty makes their life easier, safer or better then you're helping them achieve that.
As a last ditch I would also try this:
"I know you guys aren't sure about the extra cash for the warranty. I know I shouldn't say this, but maybe you should consider a cheaper version, but get the warranty. I'd hate for you guys to be back in a few months all because it was that little bit too much."
Usually this will convince them that you believe the warranty is a good idea, not an add-on sale. Once they believe this they will pay for both the better item and the warranty.
Be honest with your customer. Let them know that for items under $500 it doesnt make sense to get the warranty, but for big ticket items, it can save you alot of money.
Also, I've never done this myself (of course), but I've heard of people intentionally breaking their stuff towards the end of their warranty to use it. You may want to casually hint at that strategy by proposing the following story:
Lets say its 30 days from the end of your warranty and you want to get a newer more awesome TV. Lets also say you happen to be playing Wii that day and happen to, oh I dont know, let one of those pitches be executed a little too realistically and end up with a broken panel. Voila, NEW TV!!
Of course, someone would denounce this as being unethical, but as long as you aren't doing the deed yourself, I'd say its fair game.
Pretty sure my amex provides better coverage than all of the big box store warranties...so first step would be to lean harder on people who are paying with cash or check (or use it as a second chance to suggest it). They'd still have to be morons to buy the warranty...but if they are paying cash for a 500+ item, they probably are clueless to the benefits of paying with a card and might be more susceptible to your sales pitch.
If you tell me a bunch of stories about how people were fucked because they didn't buy the warranty, why the fuck would I buy that TV? How about I buy a different TV that doesn't have hordes of people with broken TVs after only 1-2 years...
So now, not only are you being dishonest, but you are talking me out of the sale and in to going home to do some research since it sounds like your TV is a piece of junk.
but yeah, me personally. I dont give two shits about a warranty, I'll walk out if a salesman gets preachy about it, lol Honestly if I pay say 2k for a TV and it goes bad in less than 2 years, I just say meh and dont buy from that brand/store for a long time. It may/may not cost me more, but its about the principle of the matter to me, not the monetary value.
random thought....whats up with selling a warranty on cds now?!
Back on Topic: Lie, instill fear, site examples.
I found the same unit and it was the same price. But they also had another brand that looked pretty good to me and was $50 less.
The salesguy was incredibly pushy with the warranty and pretty much wouldn't sell me the product without it. His argument was:
1. DVD players are fragile
2. They have lots of parts that can go wrong
3. Repairs are outrageous and usually cost more than the entire player did.
I looked at him and said "Well you made 3 good points.... for why I should NOT buy that DVD player if it's total junk. Thanks for your time"
I turned and walked out, after briefly seeing his jaw hit the ground. I think he was surprised that his spiel would backfire like that
Now that I had decided to buy the more expensive player, and it was the same price at both stores, I went to BB just because the CC guy was a douche.
Had he been honest with me he would have made a sale. But now that I think about it, he was probably compensated better for the cheaper DVD + warranty than he would be for the more expensive one without warranty.
Another story: neighbour of mine bought the crappiest cordless phone ever. He was told at BB that it was the best one they made out of 5 brands he was comparing. He looked at me (feeling dumb) and said "I think what REALLY happened was the kid that sold to me got $3 for selling a cordless, but $8 if he sold me this brand". It wasn't better, the salesguy was just compensated better
I would never advise playing on fear, its a very dishonest method.
If you use case studies then cite ones where people were happy to have the warranty, not fucked because they didn't. When a customer feels that you are trying to scare them, they shut off.
Also remember that you are serving your customer. If the warranty makes their life easier, safer or better then you're helping them achieve that.
As a last ditch I would also try this:
"I know you guys aren't sure about the extra cash for the warranty. I know I shouldn't say this, but maybe you should consider a cheaper version, but get the warranty. I'd hate for you guys to be back in a few months all because it was that little bit too much."
Usually this will convince them that you believe the warranty is a good idea, not an add-on sale. Once they believe this they will pay for both the better item and the warranty.
It isn't really - fear of the unknown allows you to hedge your risks: unknown variables are essentially risks, that's why you buy insurance. You might get burgled... or you might not, but to control that risk you buy building / contents insurance; warranties are sold on the same principle.
In order to sell anything you must show a value to a customers.
What you need to do is to find a repair orders from your store .
Or You go to the repair shops tell them you need an estimate for instance..That you have a samsung 7000 or 8000 what ever it might be, that you your Pixels are burned out..How much would it cost to repair something like that ?
Do some research ,,I know for fact that some manufactures only cover certain components.
You gotta show them..Ask for higher price then tell them I am a new I can sell it to you at employee price. for my repeat customers.
Trust me it works..I do it everyday..I am strong as death when it comes to closing.Ask them if you cant afford $200 warranty now..how can you afford $2000 repair?
Its not about winning when in comes to closing or out smarting a customers is by helping them..if they see you are sincere they will buy it ,tell them what is covered and what;s not some sales people always say ..oh yeah its cover for 5 yrs.If the warranty starts after the manufacture warranty tell them this one is platinum warranty zero DECT....dont lie.
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Despite being the son of master director Max Ophüls, the younger Ophüls credits François Truffaut with helping to launch his career as a filmmaker. In "Ain't Misbehavin," he recalls how Truffaut made him promise to write his memoirs. But at a Q&A following the screening, the genial 85-year-old (pictured) confessed to having a "terrible fear in front of the white page." He noted that as he got older, it somehow seemed easier to make a documentary than to assemble an autobiography.
"Ain't Misbehavin" is a generally engaging (if unstructured) series of anecdotes from a man who lived in Germany, California, and France, and whose sensibility as a filmmaker has been marked both by a love of the Golden Age of Hollywood (from the Marx Brothers to Billy Wilder) and a relentless insistence on reckoning with the horrors of war and genocide.
The dishy Tinseltown anecdotes are what's most fun about the film. Ophüls recalls being invited to Preston Sturges's house, where the egotistical screwball director would insist on screening "The Great McGinty" for an audience that had seen it multiple times. Ophüls remembers getting advice from "Bert Brecht" and having lunch in New York with "Uncle Otto" (Preminger, that is), who discussed his affection for striptease legend Gypsy Rose Lee but didn't talk about any of his movies.
Offering interesting perspective on his father's work ("La Ronde" was shot in six weeks to keep food on the table; the Robert Ryan character in the underseen noir "Caught" was intended as a jab at Howard Hughes), Ophüls is bearish on his own oeuvre. Of his acclaim from critics, he wonders, "Were they always being sincere, or just being nice to Ophüls's son?" The documentary maker was paid perhaps his most famous tribute by Woody Allen, who featured "The Sorrow and the Pity" prominently in "Annie Hall." In "Ain't Misbehavin," Ophüls reads a letter from Allen extolling "Sorrow" as an exemplar of film artistry. The moment may be self-indulgent, but there are times when indulgence can feel earned.
The last feature from Clio Barnard, the experimental documentary "The Arbor," was also a reminiscence of sorts. Its boldest conceptual gambit was the unusual way in which it fused documentary and reenactment, melding audio testimony from people who knew and worked with the late British playwright Andrea Dunbar to scenes of actors lip-synching their words.
Very, very loosely inspired by Oscar Wilde's short story of the same title, "The Selfish Giant" shares its industrial, impoverished Northern English milieu with "The Arbor," but not much else. A decidedly more commercial effort, the movie on occasions even feints at combining its muckraking with something mildly inspirational, in the manner of Ken Loach's recent "The Angels' Share." (When one of the two child protagonists reveals a talent for wrangling horses, you can be forgiven for expecting a big race at the end.)
Expelled from school, Arbor (compelling newcomer Conner Chapman) and his friend Swifty (Shaun Thomas) turn to the brutish and ironically named Kitten (Sean Gilder), who recruits them for a local racket that involves salvaging scrap metal and copper cable. Given this unflaggingly gray movie's almost tactile atmosphere of decay, neglect, and brutality — Kitten's rough manner with the boys will have you recoiling in horror — there's little chance this can turn out well. Exceedingly well-crafted, the movie sticks disappointingly close to kitchen-sink conventions. One jolt near the end aside, there's little here that matches the formal adventurousness of "The Arbor."
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