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Client Services Specialist
Willis Group Holdings- Dallas , TX
for guaranteed cost and loss sensitive programs Personal Computer skills Verbal and written communication skills Interpersonal skills, including relationship-building skills with...6 days ago from Willis Group Holdings
Sr Risk Management Analyst
Mattel- El Segundo , CA
system. Manage property and casualty loss control programs for Mattel. Collaborate ... in working with high profile, time sensitive projects Ability to demonstrate a...30+ days ago from Mattel
Credit Officer - Leveraged Finance - Healthcare
UBS - Finance Industry- New York City , NY
performance. Assign risk ratings and loss given default expectations. Industry Analysis Conduct industry analyses, examining size, structure, geographic concentration, growth...23 days ago from VelvetJobs
Credit Officer
Rabobank- Roseville , CA
in handling and having access to sensitive information. * Able to work effectively ... corrective action and to minimize loss potential. * Provides guidance to the account...30+ days ago from Rabobank
Realty Management Division, Residential Mortgage Asset Management Department, Valuation Team, Vice President, Irving
Goldman Sachs Group- Dallas , TX
rebuttals and assist with Loss Mitigation valuation related reviews • On-going ... and time-sensitive environment • Ensure departmental and corporate guidelines and...30+ days ago from Goldman Sachs Group, Inc
Benefits Financial Analyst
Lockton Companies- Phoenix , AZ
financial reports with clients. Calculate loss projections, calculate and negotiate ... to prioritize workloads to meet time sensitive deadlines required. Must be...30+ days ago from Lockton Companies
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Vigor- Seattle , WA
medical bill review providers, loss control specialist, regulatory agents, ... and Craft; work with Safety to develop loss prevention programs; liaison between...29 days ago from Vigor
CCI Financial Analyst II
Chubb Group of Insurance Companies- New Jersey
amount and type of collateral required for loss sensitive programs. The Financial ... obtaining the loss pick from the underwriter and calculating prior year's credit...30+ days ago from Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
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Rogan Group- Orange County , CA
of key, large exposure, sensitive files. Qualifications: • Must have experience ... experience and large loss exposure• Program management experience dealing with large...30+ days ago from The Rogan Group, Inc.
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I am goal and detail oriented individual and always tries my best to exceed what is expected from me. To be able to make use of my time wisely by assuring any company, that I will work fast and with accuracy to be able to complete and deliver any job on expected time.
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WORLD CLASS WORKER! I can work as all around Virtual Assistant, Admin Support, Social Media Manager, Project Manager, Wordpress Assistant/Manager/Developer, QA, with basic knowledge on SEO and a lot more. I am responsible and fast learner. I am also flexible to any work given. I am very interested to learn new things, undergo training and improve my skills.
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Players haven't been instructed to "demonize" Bettman, says NHLPA
Nov 14, 2012, 4:33 PM EDT
The NHLPA denies that players were instructed by union leadership to "demonize" NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and tells the CBC's Elliotte Friedman that any suggestion otherwise is "absolutely false."
The union's denial came shortly after Friedman reported that "people across the league" believe NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr has waged a concerted PR war against Bettman.
And why would anyone ever think that?
Well, perhaps because players have been saying stuff like this:
"We're ready to play. We want to play. But Gary's pretty adamant about his third lockout of his tenure." – Zach Parise
"We've all heard that Gary thinks the fans don't matter." – Danny Briere
"Gary has forced the players' hand into this situation and frankly, he's [ticked] us off. I think at the start, that first offer they gave out, that was a big, big mistake on Gary's part." – Shawn Horcoff
Intentional or not, it's Bettman's name (often his first name, which seems to add an extra bit of sneer) the players keep referencing, not the names of the individual owners that employ Bettman and sign the players' paychecks. (Wild defenseman Ryan Suter publicly called out Minnesota owner Craig Leipold, but then quickly recanted.)
So even if Fehr didn't tell the players to target Bettman in their comments, it's not hard to understand why those on the commissioner's side may feel differently.
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Jul 30, 2015, 10:27 PM EDT
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Jul 30, 2015, 9:00 PM EDT
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Jul 30, 2015, 7:52 PM EDT
The deal is reportedly worth $5.6 million.
Flames prospect Kylington cleared to play in North America
Jul 30, 2015, 7:11 PM EDT
At one point he was listed as the top European skater in the 2015 draft.
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Jul 30, 2015, 5:52 PM EDT
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Jul 30, 2015, 4:22 PM EDT
The 37-year-old still wants to continue his career.
Isles draftee Song named ambassador for Beijing's Winter Olympic bid
Jul 30, 2015, 3:00 PM EDT
Along with Yao Ming.
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Jul 30, 2015, 2:01 PM EDT
"Nobody benefits from a short-term deal like this, in particular, our hockey department."
Report: Canucks, Sutter closing in on five-year deal, north of $20M
Jul 30, 2015, 1:15 PM EDT
Vancouver wasting little time locking up the target of Tuesday's trade.
Bruins in talks with veteran d-man Zidlicky
Jul 30, 2015, 12:50 PM EDT
Boston could use some depth on its back end.
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Jul 30, 2015, 11:50 AM EDT
Hearing is scheduled for Friday at 9 a.m. ET.
Ex-NHLer Ling charged with battery, theft
Jul 30, 2015, 10:50 AM EDT
Alleged incident involved a female victim.
Habs GM hopes Semin will 'bring his skill and his compete level'
Jul 30, 2015, 9:50 AM EDT
As opposed to just his skill.
Jacobs feels firing Chiarelli was right move, cites cap management
Jul 30, 2015, 9:00 AM EDT
The former general manager "wasn't prepared to make the changes that needed to be made."
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Thursday's collection of links.
Former NHL forward Berezin arrested for alleged fraud
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He played in 502 games, primarily with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Coyotes sign German League standout goalie Treutle
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The 24-year-old gives agreed to an entry-level deal.
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Jul 29, 2015, 7:49 PM EDT
Will he live up to his next contract?
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Jul 29, 2015, 6:27 PM EDT
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A woman caught on camera driving on a footpath to avoid a school bus unloading children in the US has been forced to stand at an intersection and wear an "idiot" sign.
A school bus driver used his mobile phone to film Shena Hardin, 32, making her unlawful detour in Cleveland on September 11.
In the US it is an offence not to stop for a school bus while it unloads children.
The portion of footpath Hardin used to avoid the bus reportedly was the entrance to a day care centre.
Yesterday she pleaded guilty in Cleveland Municipal Court to charges of not stopping for the bus as well as reckless endangerment.
The judge sentenced Hardin to stand at an intersection two days next week with a sign saying: "Only an idiot drives on the sidewalk to avoid a school bus."
The judge ordered her to wear the sign from 7.45am to 8.45am both days.
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which are now available in most markets in Israel.ROASTED KING MUSHROOMS ✔ 4 king mushrooms, halved ✔ 4 Tbsp. olive oil for roasting ✔ 4 Tbsp. olive oil
for seasoning ✔ 2 Tbsp. balsamic vinegar ✔ 1⁄2 tsp. silan (date honey) ✔ Sea
salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste Brush the mushrooms with olive
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mushrooms and serve.CHAMPIGNON SHAKSHUKA ✔ 2 baskets champignon
mushrooms, sliced ✔ 1 small red pepper, cubed ✔ 1 small onion, chopped ✔ 1 clove
garlic, minced ✔ 4 eggs ✔ 8 Tbsp. olive oil ✔ 2 Tbsp. parsley, chopped ✔ 1⁄4 cup
white wine Fry onion in the olive oil until transparent. Add garlic and continue
cooking for 40 seconds. Add pepper, cook for 2 minutes and add the
mushrooms.Cook until mushrooms turn golden. Pour wine and cook until it
is reduced by half. Season with a little salt and pepper.Lower heat and
carefully break 4 eggs into the skillet.Sprinkle a little coarse salt
over the eggs, cover and cook for 3 minutes.VEAL CURRY WITH CHAMPIGNON
AND COCONUT MILK ✔ 1 tin coconut milk ✔ 800 gr. veal shoulder, cut into small
cubes ✔ 1 onion, chopped ✔ 2 cloves garlic, sliced ✔ 2 baskets champignon
mushrooms, sliced ✔ 1 small carrot, peeled and cubed ✔ 1 head of celery root,
peeled and cubed ✔ 8 Tbsp. canola oil ✔ Salt and pepper ✔ 1 tsp. curry powder Heat a heavy-bottomed pot and add oil. When oil is hot, add veal and fry until
golden.Remove from the pot. In the same oil. Sauté the vegetables; begin
with the onion, then add the garlic, carrot, celery and mushrooms.When
the vegetables are sautéed, add 2 cups of water and the coconut
milk.Heat and add the meat. Season the stew with a little salt and
pepper and the curry powder. Cook the stew for about 1 hour over medium heat or
until meat is tender.Taste and adjust the seasoning.Serve with
rice. ■Recipes and photos courtesy of the Olive Leaf restaurant, Tel Aviv
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Lewis Hamilton "couldn't be in a better place"
Jun 19, 2014, 11:00 AM EDT
Lewis Hamilton is feeling in good shape ahead of this weekend's Austrian Grand Prix, claiming that he couldn't be better upon F1's return to Europe.
The Briton has endured a tough season so far, being embroiled in a title fight with teammate Nico Rosberg. This appeared to spill over in Monaco, but since then, relations have improved and Hamilton is now feeling happy again.
"I'm great, excited," he said, smiling. "Couldn't be in a better place really. Had a good couple of weeks, and had a bit of a busy week this week, but I'm excited just to get back in the car. This is quite a relaxed weekend."
However, he still believes that there is room for improvement at Mercedes as he looks to bounce back from a retirement at the Canadian Grand Prix. The non-score caused him to drop to 22 points behind Rosberg at the top of the drivers' championship, but he still feels positive ahead of this weekend's race.
"At the moment, knowing that we have a lot of races ahead of us, it's not concerning me too much," Hamilton said when asked about the DNF in Montreal. "Of course, if it was later on in the season and we were where we were, we would be a little bit different.
"In one sense, it's comforting for me to know that I feel like I've done my optimum up until now, but there's still room for improvement. And as a team, also, it's in some ways positive for us to know that we can still improve.
"If we were perfect, then it wouldn't be fun for the rest of the year."
Hamilton is chasing his fifth win of the season in Austria this weekend, but only his first since the Spanish Grand Prix over a month ago.
Like all but four of the drivers in Canada, Hamilton has not raced in F1 at the Red Bull Ring before, but that should matter little in his fight for the race win on Sunday afternoon.
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I think Hammy could be in a "better place"… He could be polishing those 22″ wheels on his homie's SUV at the local car wash. That way he and his posse could have a ghetto blaster and they could sing the Car Wash Blues. They could name their first album: "CRAP 4 U" by Hammy and the Arse Clowns. Then he could be the rockstar he's always wanted to be.
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Criteria for Diagnosing Diabetes - Topic Overview
To be diagnosed with diabetes, you must meet one of the following criteria:1
- Have symptoms of diabetes (increased thirst, increased urination, and unexplained weight loss) and a blood sugar level equal to or greater than 200 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dL). The blood sugar test is done at any time, without regard for when you last ate (random plasma glucose test or random blood sugar test).
- Have a fasting blood sugar level that is equal to or greater than 126 mg/dL. A fasting blood sugar test (fasting plasma glucose) is done after not eating or drinking anything but water for 8 hours.
- Have a 2-hour oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) result that is equal to or greater than 200 mg/dL. An OGTT is most commonly done to check for diabetes that occurs with pregnancy (gestational diabetes).
- Have a hemoglobin A1c that is 6.5% or higher.
The diagnosis of diabetes needs to be confirmed by repeating the same blood sugar test or doing a different test on another day.
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If the results of your fasting blood sugar test are between 100 mg/dL and 125 mg/dL, your OGTT result is between 140 to 199 mg/dL (2 hours after the beginning of the test), or your hemoglobin A1c is 5.7% to 6.4%, you have prediabetes. This means that your blood sugar is above normal but not high enough to be diabetes. Discuss with your doctor how often you need to be tested.1
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Rachel, is there a place for a moth in media?
The writer, a college media student, is not a social butterfly
September 14, 2012
Dear Rachel,
I'm an advertising media student about to graduate in the coming spring and I'm starting to get a little worried about my line of work. While I'm confident in my ability to organize media scheduling and understand the technical concepts of media planning and research, I'm not so sure that I'm up to snuff about the social side of things. I've heard that agencies are work-hard-play-hard affairs where career moves happen at happy hours. The problem is that I'm a naturally anxious person and am not sure how I'd do in agency life. What I'm asking is, is there a place for someone who's not a social butterfly in the media world? Thank you.–Sign me The Social Moth
Dear Moth,
I wouldn't worry too much.
Media certainly has a well-earned reputation for being highly social, and it is especially well-earned when it comes to the younger ranks.
If you land at one of the large agencies, it could well feel at times like you never really left college. You could be working with teams of people your own age who themselves are just out of school and for the first time really experiencing life in the adult world.
And, yes, work-hard-play-hard is very much the operative motto in such places, especially the first half of that equation: work hard.
But all that said, it really isn't like college. In this real world, rewards still go to those who can get the job done and take ownership of whatever they are assigned.
Too much is made of people getting ahead by virtue of their charm and social agility. That's the stuff of movies.
Ditto for career coups at happy hour.
Everyone loves being around charming people, and they always give off an air of having a leg up over the moths of the workplace.
But the fact is charm without a strong work ethic seldom gets people anywhere, and good managers are adept at spotting people who attempt to get by on their charm alone. They tend to soar at first and then flame out as they are called out on their unwillingness to get the work done.
My advice to you is to follow the same course as you have in your studies.
Your early years in media are your great learning years, and in these times there is so much to learn. Go into your first job intent on learning all you can and showing your promise.
Don't expect immediate rewards. Be patient and persist. Don't worry about winning any popularity contests. Don't bother to go out with the gang just because you fear you'll miss out on a great social moment that could advance your career.
Most importantly, use as your guide the behavior of the more senior people at the agency. Whatever worked for them to get ahead will likely work for you as well.
So, yes, to answer your question, there is a place for you in the media world.
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While writing the above paragraph I had cause to check on the definition of purple prose:
In literary criticism, purple prose is prose text that is so extravagant, ornate, or flowery as to break the flow and draw excessive attention to itself. Purple prose is characterized by the extensive use of adjectives, adverbs, zombie nouns, and metaphors.What jumped out at me was the term "zombie nouns" - that's a new one on me. So I had to look up that term and found a delightful article from the NYT on the subject. You can click the link if you are curious, or just move on.
Back to my original first odd thought.
I do the NYT crossword puzzle every day. Supposedly they get more difficult as the week progresses. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday - you can do the puzzles in your head - no pen or paper needed. Lately the Thursday puzzles have been REALLY hard and the Friday puzzle less so. That kind of goes against pattern. Saturday puzzles vary in their difficulty. Sunday puzzles, oddly enough, are usually quite easy. I know, they should be the most difficult, instead they are just the largest puzzles and I often get bored filling in the squares; they just go on and on.
What makes me a little crazy about crossword puzzles is when they mock me. I start in the upper left hand corner, do the first across and then do the down clues - once that corner is done I then do all the down clues. I know, I know most people probably do the across clues first but then I read the ends of books first. Well not precisely 'first' - I read the first few chapters, then the end, then the middle. I can't enjoy the trip if I don't know where I'm going.
So there I am whipping through a crossword puzzle and then I hit a wall. Can't get the answers and often I don't even understand the clues! It's like the puzzle is saying to me "Ha- Thought this was an easy one, eh. Suckha!"
An odd thought I have every Monday and Friday, which are laundry days. One of the compromises I made when we bought this condo was no in-unit washer/dryer. That was a BIG compromise for me. Huge. I still, and always will, regret it. And it is a compromise I will never, ever make again.
There are 2 laundry rooms on each floor and we are situated quite close to one. Mondays and Fridays I get up at the crack of dawn to get into the laundry room before anyone else but when all is done and I am folding the clothes I experience a wave of delight. My clothes are so nice and bright - the whites are SO white, the colors SO bright. It just makes me happy.


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Hold on to your doilies. The Philadelphia-centric Franklin Flea indoor market opens Saturday, November 16 at 10 a.m. Housed in an architecturally stunning historic Center City Philadelphia building at 8th and Market streets, the market will pop up in the former home of long-shuttered department store Strawbridge & Clothier, currently managed by Pennsylvania Real Estate […]
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Sleigh bells are ringing and snow is glistening on the 2012 Philadelphia Santa Express. On Black Friday, November 23, ride SEPTA's Santa Express, a special holiday-themed train which will deliver guests to The Gallery at Market East where there will be a Christmas parade throughout the mall. The special service includes five colorfully decorated trains […]


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Snaps played by Patriots skill-position players on offense, while analyzing what it means (as charted in press box, small margin for error)
QB Tom Brady – 65-of-65
WR Julian Edelman – 63-of-65
TE Michael Hoomanawanui – 60-of-65
WR Kenbrell Thompkins – 55-of-65
RB Stevan Ridley – 37-of-65
WR Aaron Dobson – 34-of-65
FB James Develin – 28-of-65
RB LeGarrette Blount – 14-of-65
RB Leon Washington – 14-of-65
TE Matthew Mulligan – 10-of-65
TE Nate Solder – 8-of-65
WR Josh Boyce – 1-of-65
Penalties included.
ANALYSIS: Big night for Julian Edelman, as the only two plays he wasn't on the field were a one-receiver package in which Aaron Dobson was called upon with two tight ends and fullback James Develin. Without Danny Amendola, he rose up. ... Dobson served as the No. 3 receiver in his debut, playing over fellow rookie Josh Boyce, who was part of the four-receiver package and had one snap in the three-receiver package. ... After he was benched in the opener following his second-quarter fumble, it was back to lead duties for Stevan Ridley at running back. ... After totaling 94 snaps in the opener (including penalties), it was a 29-snap drop this week, as the Patriots were just 4-of-18 on third down.
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Middx
Pleasant and relaxing stayPosted Jun 15, 2015
Pros: Great attention to detail make this an exceptionally good bed and breakfast. A nice quiet location
Cons: nothing
Location: It is in a pretty hamlet - very peaceful - but within easy reach of nice pubs and towns
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this very pleasant bed and breakfast. We had a warm welcome and found our room very comfortable. We loved the fresh fruit at breakfast.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Tidworth
Relaxing locationPosted Apr 13, 2015
Pros: Friendly, discreet service.
Cons: Nothing.
Location: The local pub 'The Botany Bay Inne' serves great food and beer.
My girlfriend and I booked this as a short break and were very pleased with our choice.On arrival we were greeted with coffee/tea and cakes and were able to enjoy the gardens.Our superior room was very comfortable and spacious and very quiet. Breakfast was excllent. We really enjoyed our stay!
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BassetsPosted Nov 4, 2014 on Hotels
Warm welcome and lovely stay
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Hübsches B & BPosted Sep 21, 2014
Pros: Die liebevolle Einrichtung
Cons: Anfahrt besser beschreiben
Location: sehr abgelegen, sehrgut wenn man absolute Ruhe sucht
Wir waren auf der Durchreise. Es ist sehr abgelegen und ohne Navi nahezu nicht zu finden, da es auch keinen Strassennamen gibt
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Nice accommodation, location lovely.Posted Sep 1, 2014
Pros: It's location and the cost was really affordable, much cheaper than the Premier Inn and the surroundings and welcome were far better
Cons: Nothing, it is perfect.
Location: Didn't have a lot of time to look around the location but had an amazing friendly pub The Botany Inn.
Warm welcome, very clean, nice lovely and quite location, took a stroll down the road, such a beautiful setting. Will definately come back again and hopefully it won't be too long. Although we only had a light breakfast the menu looked fantastic, had a drink of the most amazing pear and apple juice.
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ExcellentPosted Jul 11, 2014 on Hotels
We stayed for two nights while visiting the Bovington Tank Museum. Richard and Celia are very friendly and made our stay very pleasent. Nice and clean rooms. Great brakfast. Definitely recommend!
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Great BreakfastPosted Jul 10, 2014 on Hotels
A very clean and comfortable B&B. The breakfast was one of the best I have had. The hosts are very friendly and provided home made food. The cooked breakfast was nice and hot. My room was very quiet and the bed was comfortable. The private bathroom was across the hall, but they provided dressing gowns if you had not brought your own. Overall very impressed with the experience.
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A lovely home from homePosted Jun 9, 2014
Pros: A warm welcome, home baked goodies, gleaming bathroom and great breakfast
Cons: Only improvement (and I mean only) would be to replace the bed as it is exceptionally creaky.
Bassets was a lovely place to stay. We stayed for just one night and really enjoyed the experience. Celia is a great hostess and we felt very well looked after. The fact that she bakes her own cakes and bread is just an added bonus! We had a double room with separate but private bathroom. Both clean, inviting and beautifully decorated. I would point out that this is someone's house and guests use the main house door, stairs etc. As long as you are aware of this, you will love it!
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Home from homePosted May 27, 2014 on Hotels
It was very good, nothing was too much bother. Room was great, breakfast wonderful it was practically perfect.
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The perfect place to break a long journeyPosted May 27, 2014 on Hotels
This was the ideal stopover - close to the main road, but in a peaceful rural setting. The house was lovely, with bright, comfortable rooms and our hosts could not have been more welcoming. Breakfast was absolutely marvellous - home-made bread and jams, a wide choice of cereals, a plate of fresh fruit provided while we waited for the main course and lovely fresh eggs from the hens we could watch foraging from the windows! As an unexpected bonus, we had a great supper at the Botany Bay Inn five minutes walk down the road too!


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Marine Capt. Daniel Bartle, 27, from Ferndale, Whatcom County, died Thursday in a helicopter crash while serving his second tour of duty in Afghanistan.
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Marine Capt. Daniel Bartle, 27, from Ferndale, Whatcom County, died Thursday in a helicopter crash while serving his second tour of duty in Afghanistan.
According to his brother-in-law, John Davis, authorities told the family the crash was likely due to mechanical failure. There was no enemy activity in the area, according to the Department of Defense.
Bartle was one of the two pilots, the department reported. The accident, which killed six, happened in Afghanistan's southern province of Helmand. It was the deadliest crash since August, when 30 American troops died after a Chinook helicopter was apparently shot down in Wardak province in the center of the country.
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Bartle grew up in Missoula, Mont., and moved to Ferndale while in high school, graduating in 2002, Davis said.
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Davis said Bartle likely would have made a career in the military: "He was very happy in the Marines."
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Tesla won't admit they are running out of Eloon zombies buyers, instead Musk will claim supply problems. Mr. Musk, why do you refuse to provide monthly sales figures so we can have an idea how quickly Tesla will be bankrupt?
You do realize that the Model S is the top selling 70k and over car in America, and last time I checked there are millions of millionaires in America.
Child, go find a job and pay back your grandma.
Before the fire the lawsuits and the accounting frauds and recalls
Based on the forum info, it looks like the VIN issue rate has dropped about 35% from last month (from about 3000 to 2000). It could be that last month was higher than normal.
It actually matches reality right now. 550/week for the two month chart. Makes one think that the pre-issuance of Vin #s in Q3 had specific reasons to be done - to make it look like more "sales" were being done in Q3 through the huge rise to 193 at the end of the quarter. Lots of people on wall street got rich with that super-pump.
Is that low ?
so a drop of pps of 35% is for what then?
It can happen that's all
Here's a project that would help shorties hurt the stock and get them out of the basement for a few hours: Go order a Tesla at thet esla store, put down a 2500 dollar refundable deposit (easily financed from your recent killer profits) and then cancel the order. You generate cancelled orders where there was no real order to begin with, and hurt the company with lies. Sort of what you do here every day, but this time you'd be doing it in the real world!
I like Benz and Bimmers you like unproven scams
Clown its a scam
New down grades coming also
i would be surprised if q4 has more than 5600 cars sold, i predict less than 24,000 in all of 2014
No, they will not. Their guidance for Q4 was "under 6000" sales. They have already hit that.
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No. 8 Kansas fully back on track with win over West Virginia
Feb 8, 2014, 6:30 PM EDT
Kansas finally lost a Big 12 game last Saturday at Texas, but after a win against Baylor and another home win over West Virginia, the No. 8 Jayhawks are back in control of things and control their own destiny in the conference.
Kansas was impressive on Saturday in an 83-69 win over West Virginia in Lawrence, as they limited turnovers, took good shots and had solid point guard play from freshman backup Frank Mason and a good closing stretch from Naadir Tharpe.
Mason had five points and five assists — with no turnovers — off the bench for the Jayhawks while Tharpe had five points, four assists and one turnover.
When Kansas gets a near double-double performance with one turnover from the point guard position, they are likely going to win.
Wayne Selden had a solid outing with 17 points, looking confident attacking the basket and scoring in a variety of ways. Andrew Wiggins had 19 points and was a menace on defense on Eron Harris in the second half.
As long as the Jayhawks stay steady with the ball, limit turnovers and shoot good shots like they did against West Virginia, they'll be very tough to beat.
West Virginia played a pretty good game on the road on Saturday. Juwan Staten has really picked up his play at the point guard this season and he's a terror in the open floor. Eron Harris has a smoothness and a confidence catching the ball off of curls right now and he's getting in the lane and hitting jumpers.
But this Kansas team is filled with pros and when they move the ball and play smart basketball, you aren't beating them in Lawrence.
Kansas now has to go into the Sunflower State Showdown at Kansas State on Monday and face a very confident Wildcat team. That should be yet another great Big 12 game.
- musketmaniac - Feb 8, 2014 at 8:08 PM
nice win Kansas, awesome crowd. You guys got a great team, size. if you had any talent at point guard, national champs
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This article shows a wonderful perspective and loyalty to his wife and children. I agree...the right choice was made here. Will he continue teaching? I assume he still has to be the breadwinner. Best of luck to you, and God bless your family.
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Galley's Silverwolves reached four Final Fours, and two Championship Finals. It's true a state title may have eluded him, but in the end he stepped away his own champion.
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'Canes GM Rutherford: We need to improve our defense
Apr 26, 2013, 11:25 AM EDT
On Saturday, the Carolina Hurricanes will wrap a frustrating 2013 campaign.
On Friday, Jim Rutherford was already looking to the future.
In speaking with Chip Alexander of the Raleigh News and Observer, the Carolina GM acknowledged improving his defense was a major priority heading into the offseason.
"We need to be a lot harder to play against," Rutherford said. "We made it too easy for opponents."
The numbers confirm Rutherford's assessment.
On Mar. 12, the 'Canes beat the Caps to move to 15-9-1 on the year and first place in the Southeast Division.
From there, the team went 4-15-3 and, depending how the final games go, could finish in the bottom five of the league.
Injuries played a major role in that slide, most notably to starting netminder Cam Ward (lost for the year in early March) and defenseman Joni Pitkanen (lost for the year in early April).
But the fact remains Carolina had major defensive issues before those injuries hit, and were simply magnified afterward.
Rutherford suggested as much in speaking with the News and Observer last week.
Rather than fall back on the goaltending excuse — he said Dan Ellis and Justin Peters performed as expected — he made it clear the blueline didn't take the body enough, and needs to improve outlet/breakout passing.
"Whether it be a physical defenseman, a puck-moving defenseman, two puck-moving defensemen, whatever it is, those are things the management team and the coaching staff will discuss at the end of the year," he said. "That's an area it's clear we need to make stronger."
The 'Canes are locked into five defensemen next year — Pitkanen, Tim Gleason, Jamie McBain, Justin Faulk, Jay Harrison — and it's expected Ryan Murphy, the 12th overall pick at the 2011 NHL Entry Draft — will have a legit shot of making the roster.
As for who might be available?
Sergei Gonchar and Mark Streit are probably the best puck-movers available, but they're 39 and 35 respectively and might not even make it to market, assuming Ottawa and the Islanders try to re-sign them.
Pittsburgh's Douglas Murray, LA's Robyn Regehr and Toronto's Ryan O'Byrne are all in the NHL's top-30 for hits among defensemen, and could be viable candidates to fill the physical role.
Or, Rutherford could try and complete his collection of Staals by trying to get Marc out of New York.
- alicesrightfootesq - Apr 26, 2013 at 11:59 AM
Hope Seth Jones is part of that improvement.
- tfaltin - Apr 26, 2013 at 12:17 PM
Couldnt agree more. The Avalanche shouldn't get rewarded for not trying. The Panthers have had their run of elite picks, give the Canes a dynamic American defenseman that they can build, and market, around.
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- phillyphanatic77 - Apr 26, 2013 at 1:08 PM
The Canes have some solid defenders but they're pretty much all finesse, offensive-minded guys. If they wanna be a contender next season they'll need a big, bruising, crease-clearing presence on the blueline. Someone who intimidates but also isn't inept in the offensive zone. Unfortunately for them, a lot of teams will be looking for that.
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