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LDGC Club Meeting
· When: Saturday December 19th
· Where: Rooster's (click here for location and here for menu)
· Who: Everyone who is interested in disc golf in Louisville is invited. If you are NOT a club member but have some good ideas or if you just want to see what the club is all about you are welcome. COME HUNGRY!!! The LDGC will provide appetizers!!!
· Purpose: To discuss the bettering of the sport of disc golf in Louisville.
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On Saturday morning, 17 students began excavating at the site of Lot 3776, a late 19th century property at Wittenberg University's campus. The students are part of a unique college program that let's students earn 2 semester credits and start college a bit earlier than other members of their class. Co-leaders, Dr. Carmiele Wilkerson (English) and Dr. Brooks Hedstrom (History), are teaching students how to use archives, artifacts, and writing to craft essays about their past and Wittenberg's.
The first members of Wittenberg's Class of 2017 have arrived on campus and will begin excavations on campus on Saturday. Tomorrow we have the first orientation to the site and the great work completed in May by the Archaeology class. Stay tuned for our work on the site.
A big thank you to Tom Stafford, writer for the Springfield News-Sun for reporting on the May Term class "Archaeological Field Methods" with an article entitled: "Students Dig Into Witt History."
Read the article below and hear how Wittenberg students experienced discovery and writing history this summer while participating in campus archaeology.
Last week a 6 x 9 meter garage was removed for safety reasons on Wittenberg's campus. However, inside was a beautiful brick-flooring that dates to the turn of the century. This gem will be added to our areas for work later this summer when Wittenberg's Summer College "Digging for Our Past" participates in an excavation on campus. See the transformation of the site before and after below.
The garage has plumbing from a famous Memphis plumbing and gas company JA Bailey & Co. On the right you see the pump amidst the demolition of the garage (see below). A close-up of the company impression still wonderfully preserved in this garage.
One aspect of our work involves the documentation of finds through photography and drawing.
After fully exposing the deposit (above) to see its full extent, we photographed the deposit with overhead shots and close-ups.
Then William and Mark began drawing a plan of the deposit (above), which included roof slate, red bricks, mortar, stone chips, and pebbles. The meter screen, seen above, assists archaeologists in drawing an accurate plan. In this case, the students are leveling the screen, using a plumb bob and a tap to accurately plot the features of the deposit on a 1:20 plan.
Finally, we removed the deposit so that we could count and process the deposit to see if we could determine what period the deposit was made. Three features point to the deposit reflecting the 19th century house: 1.) The pebbles underneath are consistent with those used for leveling a walkway, that gave entrance to the front of the house. 2.) The mortar's composition has larger inclusions than the finer concrete and mortar found in the first week, which dates to the 1936 house. 3.) All the nails found in the deposit are 19th century cut nails.
Since the house was remodeled in 1936, it is possible this rubble reflects changes made to the house then. The entrance also shifted from an east entrance on N. Wittenberg, to a north entrance on West College. See the two houses below:
We have discovered individuals, their families, their travels, their illnesses, and the nails, slate, mortar, limestone, and paint chips that once made up the home and property that they owned. This is nearby archaeology at its best. We hope that you will explore this site to discover what we have learned about Lot 3777. It is now just a 50 x 150 feet lot without a house.
We ended our May Term class by finishing excavation reports and profiles on the homeowners. Some of the exploration will continue this summer on site and with internships this fall to further process the material and investigate the women of Alpha Xi Delta who lived in the house from 1919-1992. We also hope to gather some photo documentation and accounts from the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity who lived there unitl 2009.
Ella I. MacMillen (McMillen) holds the deed to Lot 3777 from 1898 until 1905. While she did own the property, she did not reside in the house often as she was frequently abroad from 1895-1920. Instead her husband and two of her three sons (Charles and Samuel), lived at 219 Ferncliff at least from 1892-1896.
Marietta College's Special Collections holds a marvelous collection of family letters, photographs and concert performance material associated with the famous violinist Francis Rea MacMillen, one of Ella's three sons. In one photograph you see Ella and a young Francis, likely around the time they moved to Springfield in the mid 1890's. The family moved here so Francis could take violin lessons. He would quickly become known across Europe and America for his talents.
His family's home in Marietta still stands today on the campus of Marietta College and was commemorated with a plaque by the DAR.
Today the Wittenberg University's "Archaeological Field Methods" class was visited by some students from Nightengale Montessori. They came to help observe what we are doing and to participate. They helped sort finds, scrape soil, and screen the collections. We appreciated their help and wonderful enthusiasm!
The students also knew about stratigraphy, how older items are often in lower strata, and that when you dig a pit that you disturb the dating of the materials within the layers!
Each morning we start our day by processing the finds we recovered through excavation and screening of material in our Stoney Knoll rocking sifting screens. All coal, plaster, red brick, mortar, glass, pottery, nails and many other materials are collected each day.


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Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?Blake Wentz Sep 9, 2013 5:57 PM (in response to William Farrow)
I think that would be interesting. I have been using Blackboard fairly heavily for years but there are still some features I don't use and would like to see how others are doing it.
Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?Larry Fennigkoh Sep 9, 2013 8:07 PM (in response to William Farrow)
Yes, I too could definitely use some additional training on learning and using Bb.
Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?Tracy Miller Sep 9, 2013 8:20 PM (in response to William Farrow)
Don't mean to go outside the college, but I work for Northern Illinois University and we are award winning Blackboard Catalyst winners for staff development and teaching and learning. Happy to share any of our resources at www.blackboard.niu.edu. Not sure which version you are on, but happy to help where I can.
Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?Mary Jo Suminski Sep 11, 2013 10:32 AM (in response to Tracy Miller)
Great site Tracy...I like the layout.
Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?Tracy Miller Sep 9, 2013 8:24 PM (in response to William Farrow)
Another great group. Midwest group www.slate.org.
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Many thanks Tracy for the link to what appears to be a most thorough and helpful website on your Bb efforts! Looks like it could be a model for the rest of us! Thanks again!!
Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?Dana Grennier Sep 10, 2013 8:36 AM (in response to William Farrow)
We are happy to set up a Blackboard group. Someone just has to take the lead and agree to be an administrator or even better, several of you could do it. Todd Kraiss may even be able to help support this effort but I will let him speak for himself. Keep me posted and we can make this happen!
Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?Todd Kraiss Sep 10, 2013 8:51 AM (in response to Dana Grennier)
I can be the administrator of a Blackboard group. Let me know what is next.
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Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?Kip Kussman Sep 10, 2013 8:56 AM (in response to Todd Kraiss)
I thought for sure I did this already. Sorry everyone. I will get this set up and make Todd the admin.William Farrow
Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?David Tietyen Sep 10, 2013 10:26 AM (in response to William Farrow)
Once it is set up, I would like to part of it.
Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?Mary Jo Suminski Sep 11, 2013 10:31 AM (in response to David Tietyen)
Ditto what Dave said....I would be happy to be part of this group.
Re: BlackBoard user's Hub group?Vipin Paliwal Sep 10, 2013 11:17 AM (in response to William Farrow)
It is a good idea. After a long gap, I have just started using blackboard again. I would certainly learn from this group.
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Professional Studies Tuition & Fees
Academic Year 2014-2015
Bachelor's Degree Completion Programs
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24-Month, Full Time Program
includes books and meals
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* The Employer Tuition Reimbursement Plan allows matriculated continuing education students to complete a promissory note and pay 25% of tuition upfront and defer tuition payment until the end of the term. The promissory note is available in MyMack on the botton of the Professional Studies Page.
Yellow Ribbon - Merrimack College is a Yellow Ribbon Institution.
**The notice of withdrawal must be in writing; refunds will be granted according to the date of receipt of the notice by the divisional office, not by the date on the letter of withdrawal. Therefore, it is advisable to fax, e-mail or file withdrawals in person at the Registrar's Office, and not rely upon mail service. Refunds for recipients of Title IV federal assistance, will receive refunds according to the Title IV policy published in the Merrimack College catalog.
***Comprehensive fees help the College to provide students with a variety of services which enhance their academic and student life experiences. Fees provide access to services such as:
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Results vs. USC-Aiken (2007-08-25 16:00:00)
August 25, 2007
|Pfeiffer Defeats Aiken 3-0
|Saturday, 25 August 2007
Misenheimer, NC---Pfeiffer men's soccer team defeated visiting USC-Aiken 3-0 Saturday afternoon. The Falcons improve to 1-1 with the win while Aiken falls to 0-1. Alex Moreno picked up his first career win and shutout in goal for Pfeiffer while three different Falcons scored in the win.
After a back and forth first ten minutes the Falcons started pressing and it paid off in the 21st minute. Off a scramble off a corner kick Blake Barbee got his first carer goal when he pushed it past the goalie from five yards out.
The Falocns kept on the pressure but couldn't score again and went into halftime leading 1-0.
The Falcons quickly doubled their lead only a little over a minute into the second half when Patrick Treadwell took a pass from Renato Barbosa and slid it past the goalie for a 2-0 Falcon advantage.
Twenty minutes later Matt Mason made it 3-0 with is first goal on the season. Wilver Menacho sent a nice ball through the defense and Mason ran on to it and shot it past the Aiken keeper from 15 yards out.
Aiken turned up their pressure in the last fifteen minutes but the Falcon defense held. In the 76th minute Aiken midfielder Corey Adamson took a croos and volleyed it toward the upper left corner but Falcon Goalkeeper Alex Moreno made a fine diving save.
In the 88th minute Kofi Akyere broke through but Moreno closed to cut off the angle and the shot went just wide. Moreno and the Falcons held on to preserve the shutout.
Pfeiffer will return to action Tuesday when they host Catawba at 4:00 pm.


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"Passenger Vehicle" or "Vehicles" any motor vehicle, motor cycle, bicycle, private van (not used for the carriage of Commercial Goods) or camper van, including any caravan or trailer attached thereto other than Commercial Vehicles;
"SDR" Special Drawing Rights as defined from time-to-time by the International Monetary Fund;
"Shuttle" or "Shuttles" the Eurotunnel rolling stock consisting of locomotives and carriages within which Vehicles and Passengers are carried through the Fixed Link between Eurotunnel's terminals;
"Shuttle Operations" the carriage of Vehicles and Passengers on the Shuttles;
"Ticket" the ticket voucher or other form of authority to travel issued by Eurotunnel
2.1 These Conditions shall apply to the carriage of all Passenger Vehicles, Commercial Vehicles and Passengers using Shuttles.
2.2 Passengers shall comply with all directions given by Eurotunnel staff, and shall be solely responsible for the boarding and unboarding of their vehicles to and from Shuttles.
2.3 Carriage is subject to all applicable bye-laws, safety and other regulations issued by Competent Authorities and all terms and conditions to which any Ticket is subject. Passengers shall not act in a manner likely to endanger any person or property, and shall obey all reasonable commands given by Eurotunnel for the purpose of ensuring the safety, efficiency or regularity of Shuttle Operations.
3.1 Eurotunnel agrees to carry Passengers, their Goods, Luggage and Vehicles to their destination terminal subject to and in accordance with these Conditions provided that:
3.1.1 Such carriage is possible using the staff and facilities normally required for regular traffic and having regard to the safety and security of Shuttle Operations; and
3.1.2 Such carriage is not prevented by any state of affairs beyond the control of Eurotunnel, act of God, adverse weather conditions, fire, flood, riot, armed conflict, terrorist action, action by Government or other Competent Authority, national emergency, strike, lock-out or industrial dispute, power or mechanical failure (howsoever arising).
3.2 In the event that Eurotunnel's service becomes non-operational or is delayed or suspended for any reason whatsoever so that carriage is not in Eurotunnel's sole opinion possible or is not likely to be possible at or within a reasonable time of the travel time booked then Eurotunnel shall be entitled to refuse travel. In such circumstances Eurotunnel shall at its option:
3.2.1 at its own expense make arrangements for travel to or from (as the case may be) with another operator of cross Channel travel services; or
3.2.2 cancel the Ticket and refund the fare paid; or
3.2.3 offer Passengers the opportunity to cancel their Ticket and/or re-book and travel at a different time [but on the same tariff band]. Passengers not accepting such an offer will receive a refund under clause 3.2.2.
The taking of any of the above steps by Eurotunnel shall be in full settlement of any claim any Passenger may have against Eurotunnel in respect of non-travel.
4.1 Passengers must comply with customs regulations and bye-laws in force from time to time, and with all other regulations of any Competent Authorities regarding Passengers, Vehicles, Luggage or other property, Commercial Goods and animals.
4.2 Passengers shall comply with such checks, inspections and searches of Vehicles, Persons and Luggage and answer such questions and provide to Eurotunnel such information as Eurotunnel considers in its sole discretion to be necessary or desirable for the safe and/or secure and/or efficient and regular operation of its Shuttles.
4.3 Passengers failing to comply with Article 4.1 do so entirely at their own risk and Eurotunnel shall not be liable to Passengers for the consequences of their failure to comply with such regulations.
4.4 Eurotunnel shall not be responsible for any delay caused to Passengers arising from compliance with Articles 4.1 and 4.2, or for any loss or damage arising from or consequential upon such delay.
4.5 If a Passenger fails to comply with Articles 4.1 and 4.2 he/she may be refused travel. In that event the fare paid will be refunded but otherwise Eurotunnel shall have no liability to the Passenger.
5.1 Passengers must ensure at the time of purchase that Tickets are in conformity with their request. No refund shall be available after a Passenger has passed through Eurotunnel's Check-In area in respect of any error in calculation of the fare paid by a Passenger.
5.2 Tickets issued by Eurotunnel are not consignment notes.
6.1 Refunds on unused Tickets or any part thereof are not available as of right, but Eurotunnel will give reasonable consideration to applications for refunds, provided that such applications are made in writing (enclosing the Ticket) to Eurotunnel within 3 months of the date of expiry of the unused Ticket.
7.1 Dangerous Goods will only be accepted for carriage in accordance with the provisions of Article 8.
7.2 Subject to these provisions, Passengers shall not carry hazardous Goods such as loaded firearms or explosives, toxic, radioactive or infectious Goods, or flammable Goods or any other Goods or items which by their nature or by their method of carriage is in Eurotunnel's sole opinion liable to endanger the safety of Shuttle Operations.
7.3 Save as set out in Annex A no livestock, animals or domestic pets will be accepted for carriage.
7.4 In the event of loss or damage resulting from a Passenger's failure to comply with Article 7.2 or 7.3 or Annex A, the Passenger agrees to indemnify Eurotunnel against any loss or damage incurred by Eurotunnel or which it may incur to any third party. Eurotunnel will not be liable to such a Passenger or to any third party for property damage and will not be liable for failing to detect a Passenger's failure to comply with Article 7.2 or 7.3 or Annex A or to prevent such loss or damage save to the extent of Eurotunnel's wilful neglect or misconduct.
8.1 Eurotunnel will accept the carriage of Dangerous Goods, subject to compliance with the following conditions:
8.1.1 The transport of all goods classified as hazardous under ADR (including those being carried under the exemption and limited quantity marginals) must be declared to Eurotunnel prior to carriage specifying the UN number, ADR references (class, number and letter) of all the Dangerous Goods being carried, the official ADR name of substances carried (including volume and weight), details of packaging, the identity and signature of the person making the declaration;
8.1.2 The transport of Dangerous Goods conforms with all statutory rules and other regulations in force (including Eurotunnel's published policy) relating to the transport of such goods.
8.2 Passengers carrying Dangerous Goods on to Shuttles in circumstances contrary to the above, agree to indemnify Eurotunnel against any consequential loss or damage incurred by Eurotunnel itself or which it may incur to any third party.
9.1 Eurotunnel will not accept for carriage Vehicles which fail to comply with their regulations applicable from time to time or categories of excepted vehicles or Vehicles which in Eurotunnel's opinion present or may present a threat to the safety or security of the Fixed Link or of any person using the Fixed Link.
9.2 Eurotunnel reserves the right to refuse carriage to:
9.2.1 Passengers who do not comply with applicable laws and regulations in the UK and France or who appear to Eurotunnel to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs or whose conduct may, in Eurotunnel's opinion, involve a risk to safety, or cause delay, or otherwise impede Shuttle Operations, or whose conduct is a nuisance to others;
9.2.2 Vehicles carrying Goods improperly or inadequately secured or packed; which have failed to pass any pre-boarding check; or whose apparent condition may, in Eurotunnel's opinion involve a risk to safety, cause delay, or otherwise impede Shuttle Operations.
9.3 In the event of any Vehicle requiring recovery, reboarding or repacking (save where such event is caused by Eurotunnel's wilful neglect or misconduct) the costs of such recovery, reboarding or repacking together with all costs incurred in consequence thereof shall be payable by the Passenger.
9.4 Passengers must respect the health and safety for all persons in the Fixed Link and comply with all reasonable requests of Eurotunnel staff. In the event Passengers fail to do so Eurotunnel is entitled to terminate or refuse travel and, in appropriate circumstances, return travel will be refused. In that event Eurotunnel will refund the fare paid but otherwise shall be under no liability.
9.5 Smoking is prohibited in the Shuttles.
9.6 No Commercial Vehicles will be accepted for carriage other than on Eurotunnel's Freight Shuttles.
10.1 Eurotunnel shall not be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever arising:
10.1.1 From delay in or cancellation of Shuttle Operations (including deterioration of perishable Goods);
10.1.2 From its agents, employees or subcontractors acting outside the scope of their duties on behalf of Eurotunnel;
10.1.3 From circumstances beyond its control, or which are not within its power and ability to remedy;
10.1.4 From any Competent Authority suspending or taking steps to suspend Shuttle Operations whether in whole or in part;
10.1.5 From the inherent nature of the Goods, such as fragility or deterioration;
10.1.6 From the carriage of money or valuables which commence carriage under escort the purpose of which is to avoid such risks;
10.2 Eurotunnel shall not be liable for any consequential loss, such as loss of use, loss of profit, or other indirect loss of any type whatsoever, or where the loss or damage is not reported in accordance with these Conditions.
12.1 Any damage to or loss of Goods or Vehicles or claims for delay or cancellation of any service must be reported to Eurotunnel as soon as it occurs. In respect of damage to property which is not immediately apparent, this must be reported no later than 7 days following the date of the relevant carriage. In such event, the onus of proving that such damage occurred during carriage by Shuttle shall be on the Passenger. 12.2 Any claim in respect of any loss or damage arising out of Shuttle Operations shall be addressed in writing to Eurotunnel, and sent together with any supporting documentation. 12.3 Any such claim must be notified to Eurotunnel within one year from the date of the relevant carriage. Failure to do so shall lead to the Passenger being timebarred from bringing any claim.
13.1 Eurotunnel shall operate a permanent public information point and a remote information service for Passengers. A register is available for Passengers' complaints and suggestions. 13.2 Passengers by reserving Tickets consent to Eurotunnel creating maintaining and updating in electronic form, data which is personal to the Passenger. Such data may include name, address, telephone number other personal details and crossings made. Data will be updated and maintained for the purposes of the legitimate administration of Eurotunnel's business and the provision of information to the passengers. In accordance with the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998 and Loi Informatique et Liberté of 6 January 1978 Passengers have a right of access and a right to correct all information held about them by contacting Eurotunnel. Information is used for internal marketing purposes and may be disclosed to third party organisations for these purposes. If Passengers do not wish the data to be used for this purpose they should contact Eurotunnel.
These Conditions shall be governed in all respects by English law if a claimant brings his or her action in England, and French law if a claimant brings his or her action in France. However, in the case of death or personal injury these Conditions shall be governed by the law of the country in which the incident causing the death or injury occurred.
15.1 Eurotunnel and Passengers hereby irrevocably submit to the exclusive jurisdictions of the English and French courts for the purposes hereof. 15.2 These Conditions are issued in both English and French. Where a claim is brought in England, the English language version shall be treated as the authentic version, and where a claim is brought in France, the French language version shall be treated as the authentic version. 15.3 In respect of claims for loss or damage brought in France by persons travelling on the shuttle for business purposes, it is expressly agreed that the Tribunal de Commerce de Paris shall have exclusive jurisdiction.
16.1 No failure by Eurotunnel to enforce any provision of these Conditions shall be construed as a waiver of such provision or affect the right of Eurotunnel to enforce any other provision thereof. 16.2 Any action or claim against Eurotunnel whatsoever is subject exclusively to the conditions and limitations defined herein. No waiver by Eurotunnel of its rights hereunder may be relied upon or construed as a precedent. 16.3 Eurotunnel reserves the right to amend these Conditions at any time.
1. Condition relating to the travel of Pet Cats or Pet Dogs 1.1 This annex applies to the transport of Animals on Shuttles. 1.2 Nothing in this annex alters or supersedes the Eurotunnel Conditions of Carriage except that the exclusion of domestic pets in section 7.3 is suspended for the duration of the Scheme in so far as it relates to Animals. 1.3 This annex applies for the duration of the Scheme but Eurotunnel may suspend or cancel its participation in the Scheme at any time. 2. Definitions 2.1 "The Scheme" means the Scheme defined in "Pet Travel Scheme (Pilot Arrangement)(England) Order". 2.2 "Animal" means domestic pet cat or pet dog. 2.2 "Owner" means the owner or handler of the Animal and the person who has charge of the Animal whilst in the Fixed Link. 3. Requirements 3.1 The Owner must: 3.1.1 Pay such charges as Eurotunnel fixes for the transport of Animals; 3.1.2 Comply with all requirements of the Scheme failing which travel will be refused; 3.1.3 Notify Eurotunnel at the time of booking that an Animal will be carried. 4. The safety, welfare, comfort and behaviour of any Animal is at all time the sole responsibility of its Owner. 5. Animals must remain in the Owner's vehicle (unless authorised to leave the vehicle by Eurotunnel) and must be kept under control by the Owner at all times. 6. Cats must be transported in a basket or suitable container capable of being securely closed. Dogs must wear a collar and a suitable lead. 7. Animals must be prevented from fouling any part of the Fixed Link (except areas designated for that purpose by Eurotunnel). 8. The Owner shall present the Animal and documents referring to that Animal to the Eurotunnel staff at the "Pets Control Point " at the Eurotunnel Terminal in France. 9. Eurotunnel will not transport any Animal that does not comply with all the requirements of the Scheme. 10. Eurotunnel may refuse to transport an Animal if in its sole opinion the Animal is unfit to travel or is considered to represent a danger or nuisance to other travellers or to Eurotunnel Staff. 11. If an Animal is found not to comply with the requirements of the Scheme or in the opinion of Eurotunnel is unfit to travel on a shuttle the Owner shall immediately remove the Animal from the Fixed Link and make arrangements with regard to importing the Animal into the UK under the quarantine regulations and will be responsible for any quarantine and other costs and treatment and all costs arising from any delay. 12. Tickets for Animals are non-refundable. 13. An authorised carrier agent as defined in "The Rabies (Importation of Dogs Cats and other Mammals) Order 1974" transporting animals into quarantine in the UK is obliged to declare at Check-In on the Eurotunnel Terminal in France that such animals are being transported and present the Boarding Document [ID 11] or import licence to the Eurotunnel Staff.
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Download the Eurotunnel Le Shuttle Frequent Traveller Terms and Conditions
1.1 Frequent Traveller bookings cannot be upgraded or transferred to any other Eurotunnel ticket.
2.1 To qualify for the Frequent Traveller scheme, a customer must register as a Frequent Traveller and open an account online at eurotunnel.com/frequenttravelleror call 08443 35 35 35. Accounts cannot be opened at Check-In
2.2 The main account holder can appoint a Nominated Person on the account. A Nominated Person can only be added at the time the Account is opened, and cannot be changed for the duration of the Account validity.
2.3 A minimum number of journeys must be paid for in advance at registration (see downloadable PDF for details). The advance payment will be shown as a credit in the account. The account will be debited as each travel booking is made. Note that the account cannot be used to pay for supplements which must be paid for separately.
2.4 When opening the Account the customer must specify whether s/he wishes to open a UK Account or a French Account. For UK Accounts all payments will be in pounds sterling. For French Accounts all payments will be in Euros. Supplements will be paid for in the currency of the account. The language of all communication between Eurotunnel and the account holder(s) will be determined by the account chosen.
2.5 The main account holder and any nominated person must be over 18 years old
3.1 The main account holder is responsible for the operation and use of the account. Where a nominated person is named, the main account holder remains responsible for account details and passwords. However, the nominated person can share the rights to book, amend and cancel bookings.
3.2 The main account holder will be given an Account Number and password. These details are personal to the main account holder (and any nominated person) and should not be disclosed to any other party.
3.3 Bookings can be made by the main account holder or the nominated person. However the person making the booking must travel on all bookings made in their name.
3.4 Travel will be refused if the person making the booking is not present at the time of check-in.
4.1 Where an advance payment has been made by cheque, bookings can only be made following 8 calendar days after opening the Account. E-Cards are not accepted
4.2 The credit in the Account is valid for 12 months from the date the payment is made. Any unused credit will automatically expire and will not under any circumstances be refunded. Bookings (and any amended bookings) and all travel booked (outward and return) must be completed by the end of this 12 months period.
4.3 Customers can hold more than one account in the same name
4.4 Once an Account is opened, further credit cannot be added. Account credit is non-refundable and non-transferable.
4.5 The credit in the account cannot be used to pay for any other products or services (e.g. supplements, Pets or Insurance)
4.6 Frequent Traveller bookings and the credit in the account cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion.
5.1 The main account holder or Nominated Person (if applicable) must make a booking in advance of travel via the Eurotunnel website or the Contact Centre. Bookings cannot be made at Check-In. In order to make a booking the main account holder or Nominated Person (if applicable) must quote the Account Number and password. All bookings are subject to availability. A booking reference number will be advised to confirm your reservation
5.2 Any applicable supplements are payable in the currency of the Account by credit/debit card only. Supplements cannot be paid using credit from the Account.
5.3 Bookings can be amended or cancelled up to 24 hours prior to travel (subject to availability and payment of any applicable supplements)
5.4 If a booking is cancelled within the 12 months validity of your Account it will be credited with the amount paid for the booking. Any supplements paid will be refunded. Refund of supplements cannot be made at Check-In
5.4 Standard Frequent Traveller and Day/Overnight Frequent Traveller Tickets cannot be upgraded to Flexiplus travel.
6.1 The person making the booking must travel on all bookings made in their name. On arrival at check-in, the main account holder must present the credit/debit card used to open the account together with the Frequent Traveller Account number and booking reference. A Nominated Person must present the credit/debit card (if provided) that was registered for them at time of account opening.
6.2. If the relevant payment card (as detailed in 6.1) is not available travel under the Frequent Traveller Account will have to be validated at the Information Desk in the Passenger Terminal Building.
6.3 Company credit cards can be used to open Accounts but the relevant card MUST be presented on arrival at Check-In by the person making the booking and must be in the name of the main account holder or Nominated Person (if applicable) who must be in the vehicle at check-in.
6.4 Eurotunnel reserves the right to refuse travel or request payment at the full ticket price if the relevant card and either the main account holder or Nominated Person (where applicable) are not present in the vehicle at Check-In.
6.5 In accordance with Eurotunnel's Ticket Terms, bookings are only valid for the booked departure time and the vehicle type stated. These can be amended subject to availability and payment of any applicable supplements up to 24 hours prior to travel
7.1 Eurotunnel reserves the right to alter and/or modify or withdraw all or any part of the Frequent Traveller scheme and/or these terms and conditions at any time without prior notice. In such circumstances Eurotunnel will honour any credit in the Account and any bookings already made.
7.2 Eurotunnel reserves the right to refuse applications to open an Account and/or to close Accounts where there has been abuse of the rules of the scheme and/or any Eurotunnel rules and regulations. The decision whether to refuse to open or to close an account is at Eurotunnel's sole discretion. Where exercising this right refunds of any unused credit in the Account will be at Eurotunnel's sole discretion.
7.3 Eurotunnel shall not under any circumstances be liable for any claims, costs losses or expenses of whatever kind incurred or potentially incurred by the registered account holder or any third party whether direct, indirect or consequential arising from Eurotunnel's decision not to open or to close an account and the Frequent Traveller indemnifies Eurotunnel accordingly.
8.1 Where a customer opens a UK Account, this agreement will be governed by and construed in accordance with English Law and both parties irrevocably submit to the jurisdiction of the English Courts. Where a customer opens a French Account, this agreement will be governed by and construed in accordance with French Law and both parties irrevocably submit to the jurisdiction of the French Courts.
9.1 Eurotunnel Ticket Terms and Conditions of Carriage apply. Where there is any conflict between these terms and conditions and the Eurotunnel Ticket Terms, then these terms will apply. Where there is any conflict between these terms and the Conditions of Carriage, then the Conditions of Carriage will apply. Copies are on the Eurotunnel Website and are available on request.
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11.1 Wheelchair users must be declared when asked at the time of booking. Travel advice provided should then be followed
12.1 These must be declared at Check-In and as otherwise directed by signs on the Terminals. Please read the Rules for the Carriage of Firearms and Ammunition which is available from the Information Desk in our Passenger Terminal Buildings.
13.1 Please read the Rules for the Carriage of Reserve Fuel Containers available from the Information desk in our Passenger Terminal Buildings.
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Series: Saturday Science Links (23 entries)
The biggest science stories of the week are reviewed.
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The biggest science stories of the week are reviewed.
From geology to biology to research into the origin of life itself, the power of water shows the faithfulness and creativity of our Creator.
A college student raised as a young-earth creationist shares his story of coming to understand and appreciate God's evolving creation.
If we want people to accept that evangelical Christianity and evolution can co-exist, then it will only happen in the context of relationships.
A short guide to where BioLogos fits in the origins debate.
What happens when evolutionary creationists, old-earth creationists, and Southern Baptist theologians sit down publicly and talk about origins? At the 2014 meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, these three groups decided to find out. This four-part series is adapted from the three-hour dialogue, entitled "A Conversation on Origins".
Today, we are unveiling our new comment/discussion system, with many new ways to interact with authors and fellow readers about science and faith.
A common challenge to evolutionary theory is that while life does indeed change over time (what is known as microevolution), no one has ever seen one species evolve into another species (macroevolution).
Because reliance upon experts cannot be eliminated, the central question for Christians today is not "should I believe scientific experts?" but "which scientific experts should I believe?"
Our time at the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society showed that there is a hunger to a better conversation about science and evangelical Christianity.
The prevailing evangelical view that evolution is in competition with the biblical account of creation sets up students to encounter a false dichotomy, where they feel they must choose between science or their faith.
Pope Francis is reiterating a basic claim in Catholic Christianity: If one acknowledges that God creates by giving creatures not only their existence but also their natures, one can reconcile an evolutionary worldview with the Christian faith.
From the archives: A common argument leveled against the theory of evolution is that scientists have not been able to produce transitional fossils that show the change of one species into another. In this podcast, we address a common misconception about what transitional fossils actually are.
Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
BioLogos president Deb Haarsma responds to Ken Ham's recent comments about Hugh Ross, and pleads for a more gracious conversation between Christians on issues of faith and science.
Are black holes in trouble? Could life have come from space? What do we know about the religious lives of Indian scientists? Find the answers to these questions and more.
"We should be slow to accuse another of discarding the authority of Scripture, and therefore denouncing them, just because they interpret Scripture differently than we do."
We feel that the long-term efforts by ForumC to bring these different factions together are beginning to bear fruit. Where the atmosphere at the first conference was at times tense, this second conference was perceived by all those present as more relaxed and open. The willingness to concede past? errors and the problems involved in the respective positions taken was one clear sign of this.


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GasBuddy Blog
If you've taken a look lately at retail gasoline prices across the U.S. it's not terribly surprising to see high-tax states like New York and California with the most expensive gasoline in the country. But which states are paying the least?Wyoming. Montana. New Mexico. Utah. Colorado. Idaho. While these states have lower fuel taxes than many others, they are also among those with access to cheaper Canadian crude oil which sells at a discount to West Texas Intermediate. Canadian crude can greatly benefit coastal cities --if there was a way to get it there. Particularly in the northeast, refineries have struggled in recent years and capacity is further reduced with the latest closing of the Hess facility in Port Reading...
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Startup Founders to Watch in 2014
Visionary Leaders Helen Grenier | CyPhy Works Darrell Cavens | Zuilily Dr. Alex Karp | Palantir Aaron Levie | Box Jack Dorsey | Square Travis Kalanick | UberChet Kanojia | Aereo Alex Hawkinson | SmartThingsNick Woodman | GoPro Shauna Mei | Aha Life Matthew Prince | CloudFlare
These visionary founders are making their mark on everything from cybersecurity and e-commerce to mobile payments and robots. And that's only what they've accomplished so far. Here are the founders you'll want to keep your eye on in 2014.
Why she's important: Grenier spearheaded the creation and deployment of PackBots who fought with our troops and the mega-hit Roomba Vacuuming Robot. Now she's on her second act, a startup for flying robots.
Watch for: Grenier's name being spoken in the same breath as drones, which Congress may deem legal by 2015. With lawmarkers considering commercial use of flying robots, CyPhy might become a household name.
Why he's important: Valued at $5.04 billion, Cavens' Seattle-based startup soared 88 percent in its initial public offering last month. It's also nearly tripled its workforce to 950 employees in the past two years.
Watch for: The four-year-old company breaking new ground in retail, proving flash sales can work. It's profitable, though it could stand to earn a lot more.
Why he's important: Pay Pal's old anti-fraud strategy has metamorphosed into one of the biggest players in the burgeoning "big data" industry. This week, the company closed a funding round pegging its value at $9 billion. It also received $107.8 million in new funding.
Watch for: More hiring (employee ranks have grown to 1,200 from 700 a year ago), lucrative partnerships with pharmaceutical and investment companies, and
IPO rumors. Palantir has yet to turn profitable.
Why he's important: The 28-year-old CEO of the billion-dollar cloud-computing company was named Inc. entrepreneur of the year.
Watch for: Box to go public. Rumor has it Levie tapped Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, and JPMorgan Chase & Co. to and raise about $500 million.
Why he's important: Dorsey's mobile payments startup set the standard for everyone else. Last we checked, it was processing $10 billion annually. Meanwhile, more than 40,000 retailers were using its mobile card readers.
Watch for: An IPO as soon as next year, according to The Los Angeles Times. Today Square is used at more than 250,000 locations in the U.S. and Canada.
Why he's important: Kalanick has some saying Uber "has the potential to radically remake the American landscape." And $258 million in funding from Google is nothing to sniff at.
Watch for: Home deliveries and brand partnerships with the likes of Home Depot. It's all about exposure, and the startup's Christmas tree delivery service is just the beginning of its commercial binge.
Why he's important: His Internet streaming service is so innovative, it's transforming the way we watch television. Traditional broadcasters view this as copyright infringement and keep taking him to court--where he's winning.
Watch for: More legal victories and perhaps a visit to the Supreme Court. Kanojia hopes to expand from its New York home base to 22 cities by the end of this year and could wind up in even more next year.
Why he's important: After a successful launch on Kickstarter with the SmartThings starter kit, Hawkinson devoted the past year to building a platform that connects a range of devices to the web.
Watch for: With $12.5 million in Series A funding to toy with, Hawkinson hopes to broaden the company's reach online and offline. He'll also encourage more products to be built for SmartThings' platform.
Why he's important: GoPro sales have reportedly more than doubled each year since the camera's debut in 2004. Woodman says the company sold 2.3 million cameras in 2012 and grossed $521 million.
Watch for: Serious growth. The nine-year-old company comprised 21.5 percent of digital camcorder shipments in the first half of last year, according to IDC data cited in Forbes, and the introduction of an interchangeable lens and smartphone lens ensures mass appeal.
Why she's important: From Goldman Sachs to Casall, a Swedish lifestyle company, Mei knows what makes startups tick and how to keep those customers coming back—the well-edited e-commerce site draws over 3 million visits while shipping to over 200 countries.
Watch for: More luxury partnerships that put its name on the map. The startup recently teamed up with luxury leather maker Treccani Milano.
Why he's important: Nonstop computer attacks, better known as distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, are a real pain in the neck for corporate websites. Trusted applications, like Prince's, can protect them.
Why he's important: Who wants to be held liable for a data breach? As security and speed become bigger musts for consumers, small businesses will flock to CloudFlare.


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But the times are changing.
With the economy the way it is, area schools will soon have shorter drives to play conference athletic games.
Friday marked the final games of the current conference structure.
When high school starts back up in August, area schools will be competing in revised athletic conferences.
After four years, conferences will have another realignment.
New Bern High School will no longer travel to Wilmington for conference games. Instead, it will challenge teams from Wayne County and Pitt County.
With the Bears included in the Mideastern Conference, with four Wilmington schools, they were in one of the best football, baseball and soccer conferences in the state.
"We will miss that," said New Bern football coach Bobby Curlings. "It was one of the best conferences in the state over the last four years.
"We are looking forward to new challenges in this new conference."
The Bears will no longer play against Hoggard, Ashley, Laney and New Hanover on a consistent basis.
They will join a split 3-A/4-A league with J.H. Rose, D.H. Conley, South Central, Eastern Wayne, Southern Wayne and C.B. Aycock. D.H. Conley and South Central will move up from 3-A to 4-A.
Still, a pretty strong baseball conference.
"We're very glad to move into a new conference," said New Bern baseball coach Gary Smith. "There is a lot of talent in the new conference."
Havelock High School and West Craven High School will remain in the same league. The conference loses Washington, D.H. Conley and South Central.
Aside from Havelock and West Craven, the new conference will have Jacksonville, Richlands, Swansboro, West Carteret and White Oak.
"The conference has been tough, but fun over the years," said West Craven baseball coach Mike McKeel. "I'm excited and I think that the kids are excited to be playing some different and new teams in the new conference."
Pamlico County High School and Jones Senior High School will no longer compete against the larger Southwest Onslow and Dixon in conference play.
The Hurricanes and Trojans will join Lejeune, East Carteret, Northside (Pinetown) and Southside (Chocowinity).
Pamlico baseball coach Mike Twichell, also the defensive coordinator on the football team, said it will even the playing field in football.
In baseball, the conference is already tightly-contested.
"We are all within 150 kids of each other. It's not like one school having 700 kids and another school having 200 kids. We are all within that 350 to 500 range."
Area spring sports teams wrapped up play against current conference foes last week. The fall squads will open up the new conference in the middle of August.


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Good morning, gorgeous aromatic people!
Terre d'Hermes Pure Parfum
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Have I told you about the scent of jasmine? Have I spoken about the smell of the sea? The earth is scented. And I perfume myself to enhance what I am. That's why I can not wear a perfume that bothers me. Perfuming is an instinctive wisdom. And like all art, it requires some knowledge of yourself..."
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Tom of Finland by ELDO
Creed Erolfa
Euphoria for Men - Calvin Klein
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2) Spiritueuse Double Vanille by Guerlain
3) Bois des Iles by Chanel
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Furnace manufacturers usually recommend an annual service but this is one expense that a cash-strapped home owner might be tempted to put off until tomorrow. There are good reasons, however, to have your furnace serviced -- safety and efficiency. In addition, regular servicing by a HVAC engineer could reduce repair bills and extend the life of the appliance.
Safety: Oil and gas furnaces burn fossil fuel which can produce deadly carbon monoxide (CO). The HVAC engineer will ensure that there is no risk of CO poisoning. Obviously, where there is flammable fuel involved there is also the potential for fire, this risk will be assessed and problems tackled.
Efficiency: The fuel bills for running a furnace are tremendous, so it is comforting to know that the furnace will work more efficiently when it is professionally tuned. This means using less fuel and costing less money to run, the service could pay for itself.
Reducing repair bills: Sometimes things go wrong because the furnace is not working well due to the build up of dirt or because of other failing parts. Keeping things running in tip-top condition will put less strain on the various components of the furnace.
The servicing of any gas appliance (including oil furnaces) is similar to that of a car. The vehicle must be working, a service is not a repair. It is a tune up and in the process, worn out, old parts might be identified and replaced before things come to a standstill.
At the very least the service of a furnace will involve the following checks:
1. The over all condition of the furnace
2. Whether it is installed correctly and working properly
3. If it is working safely
4. Test for leaks
5. Test the gas pressure
6. Test emissions to find out whether carbon monoxide is being produced
7. Check valves and pumps
8. Check that the flue gases are able to escape via the chimney or vent.
In addition, some furnaces will involve far more cleaning than others, especially older models and oil furnaces.
The benefits of having a furnace serviced by a professional HVAC engineer are overwhelming: saving money on your annual fuel bill, prolonging the life of your furnace, reducing the chance of an unfortunate breakdown on the coldest day, ensuring your heating system is safe. It is best to have this done as winter is approaching.


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Catalina Island
Safely providing electricity, water and gas to Catalina Island is our top priority. Below is helpful information about these services for the more than 4,000 year-round residents and 700,000 visitors Catalina Island hosts every year.
Catalina Island Water Services
Since 1962, we've been providing water service to Catalina Island through water storage, wells, water treatment and distribution, and, more recently, a desalination plant. Download our fact sheet to learn more about the water system.
Stage 2 Water Rationing Is In Effect
Mandatory water conservation and water rationing took effect on Catalina Island on August 11, 2014.
California is in a severe drought, and Catalina is among the areas in the state that have been greatly impacted. Catalina residents and businesses have worked hard to conserve as rainfall totals have been far short of normal the past two years. Due to the extreme drought conditions, everyone needs to cut back on water use even more to preserve our water resources.
Stage 2 Mandatory Water Conservation and Rationing requires a 25 percent reduction of previous water use. In other words, your monthly water allotment is 25 percent lower than the water used for the same month during the 12-month period before Stage 1 Mandatory Water Conservation was implemented in June, 2013.
Water Supply Status and Stage 2 Results
- As of February 12, the Middle Ranch Reservoir water level was 277 acre feet.
- In January 2015, water use declined 8.33 percent — 12.1 acre feet of water was used, compared to 13.2 acre feet a year ago.
- Between August 2014 and January 2015, water use declined 34.08 percent even with a 25.11 percent increase in visitors to the island – 129.76 acre feet of water was used, compared to 196.86 acre feet during the same period in 2012 -2013 (baseline).
Catalina Water Quality & Mandatory Rationing: Frequently Asked Questions
Mandatory water conservation goes into effect when water levels in the Middle Ranch Reservoir ("Reservoir") fall below 600 acre-feet. Mandatory water rationing goes into effect when water levels in the Reservoir fall below 300 acre-feet.
Based on water levels in the Reservoir, mandatory water conservation and water rationing are already in effect.
Part of the water rationing plan includes the use of monthly water allotments. We have provided you with your individual monthly water allotments, which were calculated from your monthly water use from the 12-month period before Stage 1 Mandatory Water Conservation was implemented.
Stage 2 Mandatory Water Conservation and Rationing requires a 25 percent reduction from your baseline water use.
What is baseline water allocation? To determine your monthly baseline water allotment during Stage 2 Water Rationing, we take your water usage from the same month during the 12-month period before Stage 1 Mandatory Water Conservation was implemented and reduce it by 25 percent. For example, if you used 100 gallons in September 2013, your baseline water allotment for September 2014 is 75 gallons. You will be responsible for monitoring your water use to ensure you do not exceed your monthly water allotments. The 25 percent water usage reduction will be strictly enforced.
First offense: You will receive a written warning on your bill.
Second offense: We will install a flow-restricting device on your water service line. The device will be removed after a minimum 3-day period has passed and upon payment of a $200 fee.
Third offense: We will install a flow-restricting device on your water service line. The device will not be removed until water rationing is no longer in effect and upon payment of an additional $200 fee on top of the $200 fee charged with the second offense.
Any tampering with a flow-restricting device may result in fines or discontinuation of water use at our discretion.
Stage 2 Mandatory Water Conservation and Rationing requires certain prohibitions and restrictions on the use of fresh water, subject to future changes if directed by the California Public Utilities Commission.
Download our fact sheet for a complete list of additional restrictions on water use.
To save more water, consider these tips from the saveourh2o.org.
Indoor Water Conservation
|What you can do:
|How much you may save:
|Turn the tap off while brushing your teeth or shaving
|10 gallons per person/ day
|Shorten your showers from 10 minutes to 5 minutes
|12.5 gallons
|Install bathroom faucet aerators
|1.2 gallons per person/day
|Wash only full loads of laundry
|15 - 45 gallons per load
Outdoor Water Conservation
|What you can do:
|Replace sprinklers with a drip irrigation system
|Water less frequently, but longer and close to plant roots
|Use mulch in your planters and gardens
|Use recycled water from indoors to water your plants
For additional water saving tips, visit saveourh2o.org.
We guarantee that we're providing you with a safe and dependable supply of drinking water by regularly monitoring the water supply. We're required to test for a number of different contaminants in the water system, with the timing of the sampling varying based on the state's requirements, from daily to annually. The company conducts more than 2,300 tests for over 150 drinking water contaminants.
In order to ensure that water is safe to drink, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Drinking Water, established regulations that limit the amount of certain contaminants in water provided by public water systems. Monitoring results are routinely submitted to the Division of Drinking Water and are subject to review and inspection by the agency.
For more information about what we test for and how it compares to California water quality standards, please refer to our annual Consumer Confidence Report.
The California Public Utilities Commission-approved Schedule 14.1 explains the requirements and restrictions that are part of Stage 2 Mandatory Water Rationing.
Catalina Island Gas Services
We also provide commercial and residential customers on Catalina Island with gas services. Below are answers to some questions you may have related to your gas service.
Catalina Gas Services: Frequently Asked Questions
If you smell propane gas or suspect a leak has occurred, follow these important rules:
- Do not touch, breathe, or make contact with leaking propane gas
- Get everyone out of your home or building, and open doors and windows to ventilate the area
- If outside, leave the area immediately by walking into the wind and away from the propane gas
- Do not light a match, start an engine, use a cell phone, or do anything that may create a spark as the leaked propane gas can ignite
- Turn off machinery and equipment, but never approach equipment that is surrounded by a gas cloud
- Provide a description of the propane leak and its location
- Warn others to keep away
Propane gas is supplied to our customers via a pipeline system- the safest, most reliable and most efficient way of distributing propane gas. Pipeline failures on Catalina Island are rare because our pipeline system is designed, installed, tested, operated, and maintained according to strict standards used by us, the pipeline industry and those required by local, state, and federal government agencies.
We continuously monitor the pipeline system through a combination of safety programs:
- Patrols of the pipeline system
- Visual ground inspections and leak surveys
- Computerized system reports and records of line pressure 24 hours a day
- Construction practices that help prevent rusting and minimize corrosion
Everyone can contribute to the safety and security of the pipeline system on Catalina Island. Any activity near or on a pipeline route—even something as simple as planting a tree or building a fence—can potentially damage a pipeline.
A gouge, scrape, dent or crease to a pipeline or its coating may cause a break or a leak in the future. If you plan to dig, drill, or engage in any other activity that could damage a pipeline, call Dig Alert at 1-800-227-2600 at least 48 hours before you dig or excavate.
When you call Dig Alert, our personnel will come out and mark the pipeline route for you. When excavating near propane gas piping, the excavation must be done with hand tools until the propane gas line is found.
If you know of even minor damage to a pipeline, please contact us immediately at 1-310-510-4301 so we can investigate.
Usually, an underground "main" pipeline located in the middle of the street in front of your home or business supplies propane gas. Additional underground piping runs from the main pipeline to the propane gas meter that supplies propane gas to your home or business. In open areas, main pipelines are marked with aboveground signs to indicate the general location, our contact information, and that the pipeline contains propane gas. Markers do not provide information on the depth or number of pipelines in the vicinity and the markers do not indicate the exact position of the pipeline.
Pipeline routes must be kept free from structures and other obstructions. If a pipeline crosses your property, please do not plant trees or high shrubs along the route. Also, do not store or place anything on or near the pipeline route without first contacting us so we can explain the company's construction guidelines to you. Call us during normal business hours at 1-310-510-4312 if you have any questions.
Always follow these important safety tips:
- Never use a propane gas oven or stove burners for heating
- Only use indoor-use portable heaters when inside
- Don't use an outdoor barbeque grill indoors
- Always keep propane gas appliances well-ventilated
- Have propane gas appliances tested regularly by qualified technicians
Catalina Island Electric Services
We generate electricity for Catalina Island using six diesel generators and 23 propane-powered microturbines, and we distribute that power using three distribution circuits that serve the entire island. Here are some useful ways to help you manage your electricity usage:
- Helpful tips: Low- to no-cost ways for you to maximize your savings.
- Get to Know Your Rate: Learn how residential rate plans work
- Rebates & Incentives: Get paid for purchasing energy efficient appliances or participating in energy-saving programs
- Make your home more energy efficient
Still have questions?
Commercial and residential customers on Catalina Island can call our dedicated customer support at 1-800-367-8851. For dedicated Catalina support, call Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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Dan Smoot joined VMware in June of 2012, bringing more than 20 years of high-tech industry sales and operations leadership. In his current responsibility, he oversees VMware's global customer facing operations including, global channels and alliances, service and support, sales operations, renewals, emerging products and strategy. He is accountable for enabling the company's growth and delivering operational excellence while achieving the highest customer satisfaction in the industry.
Prior to VMware, Dan spent 12 years with Cisco Systems where he held several executive positions. His last responsibility at Cisco, Dan was Vice President of global sales, marketing and operations for Cisco Capital ($6.5 billion). Before Cisco Capital, he was Vice President of World Wide Customer Operations. Dan joined Cisco in their sales organization and was the Global Director of Western Enterprise Sales. In addition to Cisco, Dan spent nine years with Siemens (formerly IBM/ROLM) in various sales and sales leadership positions. Dan received his bachelor's degree at the University of California, Irvine.


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Pierre Spies has been ruled out of the Rugby Championship because of an injury to his left ring finger.
The No 8 injured his finger in the Super Rugby qualifier against the Crusaders last month.
According to Springbok team doctor Craig Roberts, initial X-rays did not reveal any significant abnormality.
'However, on review and further investigation, including a CT scan and assessment by a hand specialist in Cape Town, it was found that Pierre had a fracture into the joint,' said Roberts.
'Surgical correction is needed in order to prevent permanent damage. The usual rehabilitation time for these kinds of injuries is eight to 12 weeks.'