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February 14,2015
Most Pathetic Salon Service Experience Ever ! One of the most pathetic salon staff I have ever come across !!! very strong dislike. I am sure the authorities are truly not very concerned about the customer experience.The standard reply to everyone from the salon staff (Ms. Salima) is - "I don`t have appointments until 15th August because I don`t have place... yes ! alot of appointments are going on ! you can check it online. You can go complaint to whoever you want and the lady says she doesn`t care !" I say - if you do not have place then do not create offers or packages and market them online. Stick to the basics and at least have the courtesy to speak to the customer politely ! the so called professional service was so unprofessional that i am left with rashes on my hands and legs thanks to the professional waxing..the so called glow pack for the hands and legs was nothing but a drop of multani matti in a bowl of water brushed on you're arms and legs...pedicure was done like it was the 1st time the girl was trying out and learning how to do pedicure..the clean up was as pathetic as their other services..the 15minutes back massage was told to be kept for next appointment as her professional guy forgot to give one..the hair stylist was an amateur from some hair cutting school..its the worlds worst salon i have been to..i live in bandra and i have been to much professional salons this has been my worst experience ever... do not fall for its groupon offers or any offers they provide its a scam!!!!!
I recently got a deal from Groupon to avail a number of services at the salon. If I had any clue back then about the horrible service of the salon, I would not have taken the deal. I was left thoroughly disappointed when my appointment was not correctly booked, which led to my cancellation of the appointment. Firstly, was my appointment booked on a wrong day (on the phone, they confirmed the appointment for Tuesday, September 16, while the appointment was in fact booked for Wednesday, Sep 17). Secondly, when I called to confirm the appointment, the clueless receptionists have no record of the appointments and tell you to contact the salon owner, who's phone number is never available, apparently due to personal problems (which is my fault? I think not! Sort your shit out!). The lack of communication among the salon workers is highly obvious, when the guy at the salon confirmed that the owner was highly incompetent and has messed up a number of appointments (should consider a govt post).
In conclusion, do not waste your time trying to contact this salon for an appointment - they either do not pick up or they get it wrong. And never expect an apology from them (an "elite" salon in Bandra does not need to apologise to its customers. You need the salon, the salon does not need you.) There are plenty of other salons in Bandra, with better service and more professional people. C'est La Vie!
May 08,2014
Must visit
I had visited this place with a clique of friends and we had thoroughly enjoyed ourselves ! It's a good place with a soothing ambience and the pool side lighting is really soft and nice! It gives a feel of eating in the middle of the sea or a river. The starters are really something to savour upon. We had ordered paneer tikka , cheese balls and kebabs for starters followed by red / white sauce pasta , thin crust pizza and risotto in the main course .The food and the service was much above average. This place is worth a visit!
March 01,2014
Awesome Club
We got couple membership for an attractive rate which includes swimming as well. This is the only place in Bandra with so less rate and still maintain a great quality. The pool is damn clean which tempts me to take a dip. Above pool they have sky bar which is one of its kind in Bandra. Definitely worth a visit
December 03,2013
Stay away from this place
I took the membership of this place as there are not many pools in the vicinity. While the two trainers are fantastic, they are the only reason why people still come to the pool. There is nothing called management here and hence, do not expect anyone to respond to your questions about why there is no water, no lights in the shower area, why the pool is so dirty, why there are broken pieces of glass in the pool etc etc.....the staff does not seem to be paid on regular basis and that could be the reason why no one seems to be responsible for anything. I have seen the area where they have their kitchen and if you were to see that, you will not have a glass of water here. These guys are just taking money from people and have no intention of running the place as a professional outfit.
June 12,2013
Horrid Experience
Dont even try the Sunday Brunch! - The Management over booked the place. No proper covering around the pool area, during the rains, all the tables and chairs were wet. The only place was the indoor dining area, which has just 2 tables and can hardly accommodate anyone. Where do they expect people to sit and dine? The 2 managers were absolutely useless, misguided my friends during the booking. There was total chaos, food fell short and was not replenished. Absolute day light robbery for the price they charge.
April 21,2013
Worst Experience Ever
It was a worst experience of my life till date.. First of all its always difficult to find the manager in the whole building and staff don't respond unless their manager doesn't ask them to do.
Fuck all services and food..I had a party out there where i dint enjoyed as i was busy finding manager and doing his work in the whole party.
I don't understand how such people gets job who don't even respect women.
I would never ever go back there n would advice everyone else to please don't go n spoil your mood out there.
Really disappointing
I went to C'est la vie for a Sunday brunch, and it was just bad. Let me explain :
- It should have begun at 11am, and the food was finally ready 2 hours later, at 1...
- It wasn't even tasty apart from the starters (Chicken, Veg Pizza, fish,...).
- After two glasses, there didn't have orange juice anymore.
- Waiters were apathique, I wanted to shake them up every time I saw them. WAKE UP GUYS.
It's true that 1200Rs is not expensive for a brunch, but I'd rather pay more and have something decent !
So I unfortunately don't recommand it. Don't bring your date here if you want a continuation...
(But if you don't want a continuation, THAT'S definitely the place).
September 23,2012
Cest La Vie: Celebration of Life
I frequent this place often and there is something which keeps on bringing me back to this place again and again.
The only place that i know of with a multitude of facilities available in house. They a gym, spa, salon, banquet spaces and my favorite the Cocoa Cafe. An array of dishes available, sit back and relax.
Friendly staff.
Cheers to all!
Food galore
Had dined at the exotic Vie Lounge at Juhu and then came here to to check out their New cafe Cocoa at Cest La Vie in the heart of Bandra.
The food was delicious and the staff quite friendly which makes you feel good.
Had a swim at Cest La Vie and though they don't have a heated pool.. the atmosphere overall made me grasp for more. Lovely.
September 23,2012
Been here a couple of times and love the ambiance.. I mean where can you find a club with a rooftop pool alongside a Gym and Spa & the works. The staff is very co operative and the food is yumm.
Joined the club as a member and enjoying it to the hilt. The manager(Raj) showed me around and i loved the entire place..Guys.. check this place out.. it rocks.
Horrible experience, unprofessional staff...
I had planned a surprise sun-down pool party for my husband at the pool side lounge at C'est La Vie. I had exclusively booked the entire terrace lounge space, pool included.
Turns out, on the day of the party, when my guests had already started arriving, I was told that due to some miscommunication within the C'est La Vie Management, they would need to use the pool for an Aqua Zumba class and that I could start my party an hour late!!! With friends already arriving and my husband on his way, I told the Managers that they would have to find an alternate solution and that it was impossible to change the party timing at that point. To my dismay, none of the Managers seemed to care. To make things worst, I was told by the Manager in charge that as an exception the Zumba trainer has agreed to allow my guests to join today's class. How bizzare!!! It was almost 6 pm, my guests had been there since 4:45 pm and the so-called Managers wanted them to join Zumba class. Panicking, I called my husband and informed him of the situation.
After he and a few close friends arrived, they tried to reason with the Managers who continued to be disinterested. Only once they started shouting, one of the Manager finally agreed to at least 'try his best' to end the Zumba class by 6:30.
Meanwhile to add to our disgust, the staff at the venue had not been informed that the place had been reserved for a private party and some of my guests had been asked to pay up for the water and beer consumed.
By 6:45 pm the Zumba dancers left our party and after some more shouting & screaming we managed to have the staff return the money they had taken from guests for beverages, which were already part of the set party menu. The surprise was ruined. And we finally managed to start our party at 7 pm.
September 04,2012
C'est La Vie should be called C'est La Crap
We were getting ready for a Sunday BRUNCH experience, but were instead greeted by a sad line-up of a few cheffing dishes and some cold salad and bread, with an equally measely small table of desserts in this abandoned buffet area which was a pathetic waste of 1200 rupees. Its a fraud, calling a pool buffet a Sunday brunch, and having paid at the counter we couldnt even get our money back. I suggest you check out the facility before you pay, and if you are looking for good food, go elsewhere. Shocking to know this is associated with the Vie Lounge group, because the standards of quality and customer service are poles apart.
August 05,2012
I was duped to be a member of this place and have been a few times - and the insider story is that it's really not worth the money or your time. The "Manager" Raj is a big talker but go look at the dirty pool, the dirty changing areas, the indifferent receptionists, the undertrained amateurish off the street staff, the "parking" in the rotting garbage area, and the overall I-couldn't-care-less attitude pervasive here. Ask for a free experience before joining - and go unannounced one of the mornings and you'll be saved a lot of trouble.
See the reviews of all those who ate here- and if the general hygiene on display is any indication, I'd avoid it like the plague.
Sunday Brunch
I was at the Sunday Brunch last week. I really enjoyed the experience. I thought the food was lovely and being able to swim in Bombay is always a bonus. I thought the pool was really nice. The feeling of being out of the city like a little hide away. This was my first time and i will for sure go back again. Oh and the staff was great. But we opted for the none alcoholic brunch so we had no issues. over all i would say it was a great experience.
July 16,2012
Worst Brunch of my Life Maybe?
I have had a very many brunches at places all over the city, but never one as bad as my experience with C'est La Vie.
To begin with, we reached at around 11 30 and headed straight to their USP, the poolside restaurant. Upon our arrival, we found the place was pathetically dirty! I mean there was fungus and moss EVERYWHERE. They have glass floors on the deck over the pool and one could see lime and dark green fungus creeping across all the crevices between the glass panels. The floors were dirty and unclean and while the pool was overseen for floating garbage, there were still pigeon feathers strewn all across the pool. Their website makes it sound like an exclusive club for high flying socialites and powers that be in the business world, sadly, even a local akhada would give better services for a fraction of the price. There were no attendants in the men's changing room area and there was only a single toilet.
Coming to the food and service. When we asked the waiter to bring us a few cocktails, he came back saying there were none at the bar. The manager (who was ambling around) came over to see what the matter was, indignantly informed us that "Cocktails are not a part of the alcoholic package, but I can bring them to you al-la carte and charge you for it". I requested him that I'm paying for the alcohol as it is and all he would need are some mint sprigs, lemon and sugar (I wanted a mojito), but he was adamat! He wanted to charge me the full price for a shot of liquor when I had already paid for it. He then tried to befuddle me by saying he can give me a cocktail called "Cuba Libre" which is simply rum and coke!!!! He didn't know I was aware of this and when I took him up on if he was trying to make an ass out of me, he responded saying he was trying to drive home a point!
When I asked the bartender if it is such a stretch of imagination that I would think cocktails would be included in an "Alcoholic Package" and which is why most people would pay good money to come here he tried to justify the establishment by saying "this is why we don't mention it in the advertisements". In my opinion, this is tantamount to cheating and duping your patrons!
Even the alcohol in question was bottom-shelf at best. Now although I don't expect Grey Goose, Jack Daniels, Black Label and Beefeater, the only alcohol available was McDowell's No. 1, Bacardi White (the best of the lot), Arctic Vodka and some other shite brands. KF Premium and Blue are the only two beers (not even Draught, Bud or Corona) and Dindoshi wine!
The food was pathetic to say the least. In the non-veg starters, the "chicken balls" were stale and smelt of old meat ground and re-served, the chilly chicken was handcart-ish at best. For the veg, the Paneer was old and over-browned. What I could assume was Jalepeno Poppers was Shimla Mirch stuffed with processed cheese. The potato wedges and hummus were the only passable item in the entire buffet. The sauce accompanying the wedges was cheesy and well flavoured. But that was all. For the main course, the food was served cold. I saw with my own eyes, the server bring the meat and gravy seperately (which could only mean they were cooked separately). The bread was stale and so was the fish (it had the fishy smell not found in fresh catch).
It seems to me that they try to cut corners at every given turn to make money off the only thing that would set them apart, the pool.
I would suggest a multitude of much much better places for a nice brunch although sans the pool. Vong Wong has an amazing spread with more cocktails than one can enjoy in an afternoon at a splendid rate. Olive is a little more expensive, but the standards of food and drinks are quite high (the bartenders are really nice and let you try small tasters of their newer concoctions for free). KOH has an Oriental menu with fresh ingredients (I had an incident since I'm allergic to prawns, but the management was more than apologetic for it and even sent their staff to pick up medicines. It's the small things that count even if the event doesn't go well). The Table, again a little pricey, has excellent food and drinks.
Even if a pool is what you are looking for, Hotel Sea Princess and Novotel have both stepped up their game off late and really give you a bang for their buck!
Who I can only assume was the over-all manager of the joint came by to see us later to check if everything was "okay" but didn't really pay any attention to what we had to say. He was walking back with a swagger shouting "You HAVE to come again".
I think never would still be too soon.
June 26,2012
Place is nice but Mediocre Sunday Brunch
I went last sunday for Sunday brunch for one of my friend's bday party and had a nice time but for the food. The place has a good ambiance, music was nice too, the pool is big and one can swim as part of the brunch package but the food was a major letdown!!!! Due to the mediocre taste and spread i have given them 2 stars less and one star less for the service omission as mentioned below.Only if they improve on the food spread will i go back there for brunch since it was pricey affair in the first place.
There was a major shocking omission by the service guys while serving us starters. We were a group of 20-25pax and most were veggies or jains. few folks like me were hardcore nveg. My friend had taken the non alcoholic package via snapedeal site which gave us 3 veg and 3 nveg starters , veg and nveg main course and 3 desserts as per the website.
I had recommended my friend to take the deal via the website when he inquired about the Sunday brunch with me. I had seen the fine print of the offer about the nveg starters. But we were not served nveg starters!!!!! I asked the stewart about the same and he said non alcoholic package would have veg starters and mocktails only. No nveg starters. I dint question the guy much since it wasnt my party but he gave me a plate of chicken and fish starter later. This was fine but management kindly make your staff aware about the spread. Because of this small error you guys end up harming your goodwill since you guys have a great place.
Coming to the food:
The paneer tikka was ok with the paneer a bit undercooked. the jalapeno poppers was rubbish. There was no cheese in it and it was made wrong. The crispy potato was the saving grace along with the chilly cheese toast/bruschetta/focassio bread starter.
The nonveg of which i had the chicken on skewers was nice and the fried fish was nice too. But again i dint get the 3rd starter as were were not served any officially.
The main course was again so so. the chicken gravy was nice but the fish curry looked too oily. The veg mains were mediocre with no paneer dish which was really shocking. The salads again were like complimentary stuff with not much on offer. The veg pasta in white sauce was too thick and the veg thai curry could do with a little bit more flavour.
The desserts were ok with choc brownie and vanilla ice cream combo yum. Dint have the pink mouse based dessert. An indian dessert should be added to the menu.
Overall i suggest one can certainly drop in if you can bear with the food spread.
November 08,2011
The Best Place for Pool Party
The dislike which I had developed for pool parties due to my previous experiences was completely whipped off to bits when I partied last night with my amigos at Cest La Vie. This place is so damn cool that I am finding it hard to describe the gem of a time we had there. Ambience, music, food, drinks and like everything was au fait. The thing that impressed me of the lot was the clear, blue and spacious pool which I have not found anywhere else. All Id say is great going guys Ill be there soon for sure.
November 02,2011
A Sensational Meeting
As a CEO of a company, I wasnt too sure about the idea of meeting with my clients at this place, but when I took the decision to give it a go, it turned out to be my best one so far! I never thought that Cest La Vies corporate zone Mont Blanc is so well equipped. I mean it had everything which is required for a meeting, be it audio visual telecommunication technology, to the seating arrangements, everything was up to the mark. My clients were really very impressed by this place and by me, all thanks to Cest La Vie.
September 02,2011
Tanaisha Tanaisha, Corporate Management
April 19,2011
Sunday Brunch Place
I would recommend this place for late Sunday Brunch. The food was great; well served unlike those boring buffets. The staff was polite and attentive. The seats by the pool are the best but being summers we choose to sit in an air conditioned segment also facing the pool. Make sure you make reservations for those seats as there are only few. Rs. 850/- for brunch and Rs.1,200/- for brunch with alcohol....well worth it!
May 28,2010
spa treatment was average.
I went to the AME spa of theirs the other day.
I am a non-member of dis club.Just decided to take a spa treatment here as I had gone to bandra.
Abt the club: -
The club is good.The place is well maintained.Looks new.
There is a good aroma wen u enter d place...properly lit...d ambience is good...its a 4 storey club...there r a lot of rest and bars in the club...
There is a business meeting(conference room),billiards room...the best part was the pool side rest and d pool as well...they teach scuba diving here which is gr8....
The management was quite good....the manager showed me the place generously...
Abt d spa: - They have the jacuzzi here which was an amazing experience,steam was good and shower....their spa ambience was good and soothing...The oil that they use(the aroma oil)was good.
D massage was not good at all....I wanted the massage to be more relaxing...a little bit hard...which d masseur couldn't deliver even aftr telling her repetitively....i have taken many massages b4...but dis massage was not at all worth remembering....the service was forgetable.
But,ppl just go here once 4 a good effort dat the management has put up...wud defi go here again bt not 4 a spa 4 sure....lolzzz....
Super Place.. great for parties!
The place has been fully redone and from what i hear there is a complete change in management.. I went here for a party and the place has been done brilliantly!! nice soft undertones along with wood gives the place a very classy touch.. plan to celebrate my daughters birtday here.. the poolside on the terrace is great for Sunday brunches which is held weekly and I must recommend eone to try it.. Ame Spa on the top floor still needs to be tested out but it looked pretty good from what I saw.. had recommended to my boss who is from France and he is planning to become a member as it has a swimming pool, gym and a spa right in the heart of Bandra!!
April 12, 2010response from management at C'est La Vie:
hey sid thank you so much, I am happy you had a great time at C'est La Vie, and yes you should come try out the Ame spa infact get in touch with me and i will get you a complimentary massage, hope to have your boss as one of our elite members and hope to see you soon Cheers...
C'est La Vie
Im a former member of the Bay City Club. Cest la vie is just a change of name basically the club still belongs to the same owner. Its just a tactic by these people whereby they are not entertaining old members and they just want to collect subsciption from new members. I would advise all those who want to join the cest la vie club to stay away as from the inception daffodil, baycity, oysterbay these people are just changing names and making more and more members and finally not giving them the membership in the new club.
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Kevin Blake Wall, 21 tampering with city property, simple assault, disorderly conduct
Amanda Barton Shelton, 45 driving under the influence, driving under suspension first offense
Mark Anthony Tyler, 50 contempt of court
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Wayne Allen
PDT Staff Writer
A building inspector found additional problems with the Scioto County Courthouse roof and recommended a hold on payment to the roofing company working on the project until paperwork pertaining to general liability and workers' compensation insurance is on hand.
Asebrook & Co. Architects/Inspectors released their observation report on the condition of the courthouse roof. Asebrook was called after the Fourth District Court of Appeals offices on the third floor of the courthouse flooded due to clogged downspouts last week.
J. Michael Asebrook, along with Commissioner Doug Coleman, Fourth District Court of Appeals Judge Matthew McFarland and Phil Lajoye of the Scioto County Maintenance Department toured the roof and other areas within the courthouse on March 22.
On March 27, Asebrook's observation report was presented to Coleman. Asebrook also serves as the Scioto County Chief Building Official.
"Asebrook, at Coleman's request, toured (Fourth District Court of Appeals) Judge McFarland's office, because reportedly a very major leak occurred and infiltrated the building envelope from the roof to the basement. The majority of water damage occurred on the third floor judge's office," Asebrook stated.
The report states that Servpro has been working to repair the damage that occurred in McFarland's office.
"The four-story National Register-listed courthouse has a low-sloped roof system with internal roof-drains, several light-wells and multiple raised clerestory monitors for day lighting. Lajoye reported the roof-drain above the Judge's offices became obstructed by an old bird-screen and other debris that resulted in water backing-up and infiltrating the building," Asebrook said.
As to the structure of the roof, Asebrook said, "the building's roof deck appears to be a poured-in-place reinforced concrete pan-system. Some common shrink-cracks were observed due to previous water infiltration. The infiltration has caused some corrosion and expansion resulting in limited delimitation of the concrete."
Asebrook reported the existing EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer (M-class) rubber) membrane over rigid-insulation as being soft and "spongy" at the time of the observation.
"Apparently foremen Leroy of 5-Star Roofing of Indiana was attempting to save the existing tapered-insulation and was in the process of installing fiberboard over the failed 0.40 EPDM membrane and indicated he planned to install breather-vents. The National Roofing Contractors Association has reported breather-vents are not effective in drying wet insulation."
Toward the end of the report, Asebrook offered three recommendations. The first being "the old EPDM should be 'torn-off' and removed or imaged using infra-red technology to verify if the old substrate is suitable for new roofing. Since trapped moisture becomes steam during the hot summer months which causes blisters and roofing failures."
Second, "require a manufacturer's representative inspect and approve the installed work, obtained proof of current general liability and workers' compensation insurance and obtain warranty and lien-waivers before any additional payments are made."
Lastly, "perform and record monthly roof-reviews by maintenance staff, and annual manufacture's inspections to remove all potential obstructions and discover any membrane defects."
In February, the Scioto County Commissioners awarded a contract for $99,990 to Five-Star Roofing for the replacement of the roof on the courthouse.
Early in March the commissioners approved a change order on the project that potentially added an additional $23,000 to the project to replace a layer of insulation on the roof as needed.
The scope of the work includes the installation of a seamless roofing system that is expected to last 20 years.
According to Coleman, with the removal of the EPDM, all of the funding allocated for the project will be spent, bringing the project total to $122,990.
According to Heather Cunningham, Chief Deputy Auditor for Scioto County, the county has made two payments to Five Star Commercial Roofing. The first payment of $49,995 was a deposit on the roof replacement. The second payment of $11,500 was a deposit on the change order for insulation repair/replacement.
Among Asebrook's recommendations was that the county obtain proof of current general liability and workers' compensation insurance and obtain warranty and lien-waivers before any additional payments are made. According to Mike Crabtree, Chairman of the Scioto County Commissioners, the county does not have proof of Five Star Commercial Roofing's insurance or workers' compensation insurance, but will aquire the paperwork per Asebrook's recommendation.
"We discussed all of this before we made arrangements with them (Five Star Roofing). They do have bonding insurance and they do have workers' compensation," Crabtree said. "We did not get into a lot of the arrangements you would get into with a normal contract because this was done on an invoice. We had them to fix the roof and we would pay them on an invoice."
He said there was a contract, but, "we did not ask them to give us a bunch of paperwork that we did not feel was necessary. We were satisfied they had insurance and bonding before they came down here," Crabtree said.
Crabtree said the paperwork needed by Asebrook's recommendation was coming.
"What we've done now is contacted them and they are going to send us copies of their bonding and their workers' comp and all of that information. It will be available to anyone that wants to look at it," Crabtree said. "As far as I know, we did not have a copy of that (bonding insurance and workers' compensation documents). There was no need for that, that's something that they are required to have anyway."
Lajoye told the Daily Times Thursday that he expected Five-Star Roofing to send the needed proof of current general liability, workers' compensation insurance and warranty and lien-waivers to the county before the end of the day.
According to Coleman the crew working on the roof has gone home for the Easter Holiday and once work resumes, he estimates it could be another couple of weeks before they are finished.
Wayne Allen may be reached at 740-353-3101, ext. 228, or email@example.com. For breaking news, follow Wayne on Twitter @WayneallenPDT.


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Woman, 85, dies on train line in Millom
Last updated at 11:06, Thursday, 20 December 2012
AN elderly woman has died after being struck by a train near Millom station.
A British Transport Police spokeswoman told the Evening Mail that the woman was from Millom and that a file was being prepared for the coroner.
She said: "BTP officers attended the line close to Millom rail station in Cumbria on Wednesday, 19 December following a report of a person being struck by a train.
"The incident was reported to BTP at 1.11pm and is currently being treated as non-suspicious.
"Officers from Cumbria Constabulary also attended alongside medics from North West Ambulance Service, but the person was pronounced dead at the scene.
"We are now working to establish the identity of the person, and inform their next of kin.
"A file will be prepared for the coroner."
All passengers, of which there are believed to be eight, have been moved to the front of the train.
A North West Ambulance Service spokeswoman said they were called to Moor Farm Crossing, at Moor Farm, Millom, at 1.14pm.
Northern Rail have said the 1.31pm service from Barrow to Carlisle has been cancelled along with the 2.16pm Barrow to Lancaster service.
The train lines were reopened at 3.20pm, but Network Rail say there will be residual delays to services.
First published at 13:24, Wednesday, 19 December 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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"All passengers, of which there are believed to be eight, have been moved to the front of the train." - What the hell does this mean??
How is this in any way relevant to the story??


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Gallery: Marshall vs. Villanova, Nov. 6, 1976
Marshall University (dark jerseys) lost to Villanova (white jerseys) 10-23 on Nov. 6, 1976, at Fairfield Stadium. The 1976 team had a 5-6 record under coach Frank Ellwood. Team captains were John "Fuzzy" Filliez and Billy Yanossy.
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From 1966 to 1983, Marshall's football program suffered a dismal streak of losing seasons. In 1984, Marshall won its two final games on the road against Illinois State and East Tennessee State to finish with a 6-5 record for its first winning season in 20 years.
1976 Marshall University football roster from the media guide. Extra information courtesy of Woody Woodrum
10, Larry Berkery, QB, Junior, Sarasota, Fla. (Drafted by the Chicago White Sox out of high school, he - in the outfield - and Bob Birch helped the Herd to win the Southern Conference baseball crown in 1978 and advanced to the NCAA Regionals, where MU beat Clemson and Florida State before falling twice to Miami-Fla. at Coral Gables)
11, Steve Williams, TE, Junior, Huntington (current Huntington City Councilman)
12, "Cootie" Bob Wilt, QB, Junior, New Martinsville, W.Va.
14, Paul Kuzio, QB, Sophomore, New Cumberland, W.Va.
15, Herman "Bud" Nelson, QB, Sophomore, Mobile, Ala. (now a prison guard in Alabama)
16, Joe "The Hammer" Fox, QB/PK, Senior, Ravenswood, W.Va.
19, Mike Bailey, TB, Sophomore, Coalwood, W.Va.
20, Ken Lawson, CB, Junior, Patterson, N.J.
22, Todd Ellwood, WR, Freshman, Huntington (son of head coach Frank Ellwood)
24, Al Hall, TB, Sophomore, Ravenswood, W.Va.
25, Zack Qualls, TB, Junior, Huntington.
26, Luke Spencer, ILB, Freshman, Parkersburg, W.Va.
27, John "Fuzzy" Filliez, WR, Senior, New Martinsville, W.Va.
28, Mike "Greek" Johnson, Buff, Sophomore, South Charleston, W.Va.
29, Ed Hamrick, PK, Sophomore, Clendenin, W.Va.
30, Rodney "Boon" Gibson, S, Sophomore, Shenandoah Junction, W.Va.
32, Al Brown, CB, Junior, Little River, S.C.
32, Jim Wulf, FB, Senior, Williamsville, N.Y.
33, Bill "Slick" Forbes, ILB, Senior, New Martinsville, W.Va.
34, J.C. Felton, FB, Junior, Greensburg, Pa.
36, Charlie Perry, P, Freshman, Point Pleasant, W.Va.
37, Bob Campbell, FB, Sophomore, East Bank, W.Va. (He and Howie Harris played on East Bank state championship team coach by Marshall assistant coach Don Arthur. He still lives and works in Huntington.)
38, Mike Sprouse, ILB, Sophomore, Oak Harbor, Ohio.
39, Harold "Bar-rag" Wetzel, S, Junior, New Martinsburg, W.Va. (deceased)
41, Ray "Little Ray" Crisp, WR/KR/PR, Sophomore, Lima, Ohio (His brothers, Dave and George, also played at Marshall. His dad, Ray Sr., was one of the first African-Americans on the freshman team at Marshall in 1955, but suffered a broken leg and never played on the varsity.)
42, Manuel Glason, TB, Freshman, Columbus, Ohio.
43, Doug Sargent, CB, Senior, New Kensington, Pa.
43, Claude Smith, CB, Sophomore, McKees Rocks, Pa.
44, Kewyn "Chop-Chop" Williams, Buff, Sophomore, Holland, Ohio.
45, Kevin "Bop-Dude" Smith, DB, Freshman, Logan, W.Va. (Kevin, the younger brother of LaSalle Smith, is now a doctor,)
46, Don Burgoyne, FB, Junior, Tonawanda, N.Y.
47, LaSalle Smith, WR, Junior, Logan, W.Va. (younger brother was DB Kevin Smith)
50, Joe Brison, MG, Sophomore, Charleston, W.Va. (current principal of Huntington Middle School)
51, Greg Smith, C, Freshman, Proctorville, Ohio. (deceased)
52, Ed "Tag" McTaggart, OLB, Junior, Rochester, N.Y.
53, Wayne "Spuds" Sparks, DT, Senior, Portsmouth, Ohio.
55, Mark Mitchell, C, Sophomore, Hurricane, W.Va. (Businessman in Charleston, big Herd booster)
56, Scott Peterfy, OG, Freshman, Columbus, Ohio.
57, Paul Wheeler, OG, Sophomore, Beckley, W.Va.
59, Rick "McCoolu" McCarley, OG, Sophomore, Wellston, Ohio.
60, Sylvester Drobney, OG, Freshman, Massillon, Ohio.
61, Lew "The Human Torch" Shields, OG, Senior, Huntington. (Set himself on fire trying to demonstrate for speech class how lighter fluid can burn off without injury, but it didn't go so well.)
63, Matt "Net" Gaines, OG, Freshman, Charleston, W.Va.
64, Shawn "Doc" Burke, C, Senior, Clarksville, Ind.
65, Bob Shanta, ILB, Junior, Pittsburgh, Pa.
66, Big Jim Johnson, DT, Freshman, Columbus, Ohio.
67, Larry Bayes, ILB, Freshman, Milford, Ohio.
68, Dan Wells, OG, Sophomore, Middletown, Ohio (now in the Marshall Hall of Fame)
70, Bob Coleman, CB/LS, Junior, Huntington.
72, Larry Jones, MG, Junior, Franklin, Va.
73, Jerry Kline, OT, Freshman, Ironton, Ohio.
74, Randy "Tuna" Chafin, OT, Sophomore, Van, W.Va.
75, John Braswell, OH, Sophomore, Columbus, Ohio.
76, Mike Kesling, OT, Sophomore, Clarksburg, W.Va. (retired W.Va. State Trooper)
77, Brian "Hooter" Hite, DT, Freshman, Greensburg, Pa. (Policeman in Dunbar, W.Va.)
78, John Kirkling, DT, Freshman, Greensburg, Pa.
79, Howie Harris, OT, Freshman, East Bank, W.Va. (Part of what I like to call the "Hodges Hall Mafia" of Mike Hamrick - Harris, Bob Campbell, Mike Johnson and Dan Wells are his guys, and we all lived in Hodges in the 1970s)
80, Hobart Phillips, OLB, Freshman, Northfork, W.Va.
82, Bob "Bob-Low" Phillips, OLB, Sophomore, Columbus, Ohio.
84, Mike "Nose" Natale, TE, Freshman, Irwin, Pa. (Married to Marshall Hall of Famer Diana Carter. They attend all MU games at UAB, as they live near Birmingham.)
85, Ray Crabtree, OLB, Junior, Huntington. (Local State Farm agent.)
86, Bob "Walnut" Birch, DT, Senior, Wheeling, W.Va. (Relief pitcher for 1978 Southern Conference champion Herd baseball team)
87, John Arnold, TE, Junior, Proctorville, Ohio. (Paramedic in Dallas, Texas)
88, Bill Yanossy, ILB, Senior, Bradenville, Pa. and Captain (also threw javelin for MU track team, with double major in Spanish and mathmatics - a principal down in Florida these days)
89, Melvin Adderton, TE, Sophomore, Bishop, Va.
89, Mark Lawson, FB/TE, Sophomore, Trenton, Ohio.
91, Gary Patrick, ILB, Freshman, New Boston, Ohio
92, Mike Hamrick, OLB, Sophomore, Clendenin, W.Va. (MU's current Director of Athletics)
93, David Carpenter, TE, Freshman, Pennington Gap, Va.
95, Dennis Bellamy, OLB, Freshman, Point Pleasant, W.Va.
Numbers unknown
Ron Coats, CB, Freshman, Montgomery, W.Va.
Steve Cook, Buff, Junior, Coal Grove, Ohio.
John Hale, OG, Senior, Powhaton, W.Va.
Randy Hall, TB, Sophomore, Coal Grove, Ohio.
Bob Hanna, FB, Freshman, Barboursville.
Rok Hoblitzell, FB, Freshman, East Bank, W.Va.
Terry Krebs, Buff, Freshman, Point Pleasant, W.Va.
Ron Lemon, OT, Senior, Davin, W.Va.
Jeff Meek, OT, Sophomore, Sciotoville, Ohio.
Jim Mullins, MG, Freshman, Charleston, W.Va.
Jackie Potter, ILB, Freshman, St. Albans, W.Va.
Dave Porter, OLB, Junior, Catlettsburg, Ky.
Bob "Turk" Tranquill, C, Senior, Wellsburg, W.Va.
Gary Watson, ILB, Freshman, Elizabeth, W.Va.


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A little black dress. Four simple words in the fashion world that translate into the everyday woman's world. A little black dress or LBD is an item that every woman of all ages has in their closet. It is a staple that can truly take a woman anywhere, anytime. From the board room, to a hot date, to a wedding, to drinks with friends, to errands around town- A little black dress can be dressed up or down and is an item that never fails to look good.
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If you are looking for a more professional or conservative look, try pairing your basic white blouse under your little black dress. Try rolling or cuffing the sleeves of your blouse and make sure the blouse is smoothed out underneath your dress. Add a big watch and layer a few bracelets. Mix a layer of pearls and for some extra sass, add a fun belt like a leopard print belt or a bright colored or metallic belt. Finish the look of with a pair of sheer black tights and your favorite pair of pumps. This look is classic, conservative, and extremely stylish in one. Perfect for the board room or any networking event.
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The proposal for a new Scottish Professional Football League required the support of 22 clubs, and the motion was passed 23-6 at Wednesday's meeting.
SPL clubs have already backed the revamp, which will mean a renegotiated distribution of revenue and an end-of-season play-off featuring the top division's second-bottom side and the teams finishing second, third and fourth in the second tier.
The current league structure in Scotland will remain the same after plans for a new 12-12-18 set-up were rejected back in April.
SFL president Jim Ballantyne was left with mixed feelings over a decision which means the end of a 123-year-old organisation.
He said: "It is a takeover. We are joining their company, their organisation. They have swallowed us up. We could use nice words about it it, but it is a takeover."
The merger will take effect on June 27, and SFL chief executive David Longmuir said: "I feel there were some reluctant heroes today. There were areas of major concern.
"But nevertheless a lot of them have seen it for the good of the game and we all accept that Scottish football is better governed under one roof."
John Christison, the chairman of Arbroath, admits he was upset to see the demise of the SFL but pragmatic on the reasons for that decision.
Christison said: "I can't say I'm particularly happy, I actually felt quite sick at one stage to that after all these years that's the demise of the Scottish Football League.
"But we really had no option at the end of the day and I think that was the right way to go."
His thoughts were echoed by Hamilton secretary Scott Struthers, who said: "I feel as sad today with the demise of the SFL as a body, and that cannot be forgotten, but equally in terms of positives going forward - after 15 years all 42 clubs are back in the one room again."


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Joined: 1/18/06
To fight a necromancer is to see your afterlife should you lose...
a fair review.. some scores higher than I would have given them but others lower..
honestly I played the game for a year but found it not really to my liking... I'm a very "I want to do this" type and "why can't I do this?" and reasons like "because everyone else says you can't" just aren't good enough for me..
mana-burn parties would never have come into existence had someone not asked the question of "why"... "out of the box" thinking is not a common thing in FFXI though... to that effect, what works works well but due to the games rather brutal punishment of failure few people are willing to take a risk.
I left FFXI around 2 years ago, maybe more.. SWG introduced a world where solo'ing was possible and for a while that alone made it a good game.. then I moved to EQ2 and finally WoW, but I did miss FFXI until I re-activated my subscription. Honestly my 2nd go around I didn't get higher than around 10th level because I knew the future LFG hell that was to come.. I spent a lot of time fishing and playing the AH and it got old fast. I was in one of those HMN linkshells too but the thought of the grind was just too much..
anywho, the depiction of FFXI in the review is accurate enough to give people a good idea.. it truly is a *HEAVILY* social networking necessary game and it requires a pretty big investiment of consequitive blocks of time. If you can do both of those the game will be good for you.. if you can't, move on and don't try it there are lots of other mmo's out there better suited to a more casual playstyle.
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Joined: 4/12/06
I personaly enjoy playing this game...
that was a good review btw...
But.....for those who dislike this game please bequite...im tired of hearing "this game takes to long" "people in this game arnt new player friendly" blah blah blah
most pro players expect you to have at least read a guide so you know what your doing, and expect to know you can type...
i personaly hate dealing with new players that dont even try to make full words...
"how do u heal?" "type /heal or press H on the keyboard..."
but off of that,this game does take lots of time so you gotta make sure you have 3+ hours a day to play to get a good amount of things done.
and i have had personal experiance, most people hate players who beg for gil (myself im poor constantly x,x)
Linkshells are a key part of having fun in this game.
this game IS almost complete partying after about 25+ (unless your a beastmaster or MAYBE puppetmaster)
but please PLEASE, when you talk use words that have ALL the letters and dont consist of NUMBERS PLEASE...its so hard to comunicate with players when you do and trying to explain to new players about things when they dont use all the words in a sentence makes you just /walk away.....
thats about all i can think of >,o
OH and i enjoy starting over and leveling to 30 and such so fun for me :D (just started over again)
if anyone lands on searph when starting just ask for help from Okima and im sure i can do something.
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Joined: 9/25/05
is there ever going to be a free trial for FF??
i really want to try it but the cost to buy it from my country is too big couse i have
to order it from elsewhere...
so i would like to try it at least for a week i think !!!
thnx in advance!!!
I was going to restart my subscription to this game, but after installing it all over again I found out that my game KEY has expired, now they want me to buy the same game again.... I can guarantee them it's not going to happen, I enjoyed it when I played, just like most every other MMO I've played, but I'm not going to buy the game twice and pay a monthly subscription for what they offer... It's not that good!
Especially when my game KEY for other games never have expired even after longer absenses from the game then I've had from FFXI. I don't care about them deleting my characters, I would most likely have done so myself, but they went way beyond that...
So, if you want to take some time of from the game, make sure you know how long you have before your game KEY expires, not just before they delete your characters...
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Joined: 8/27/04
Perhaps tomorrow will be better.
Most of the review was pretty much bang on.One point i would like to mention about the majority of gamers in general.Too many people in there complaints are worried about time???Why are you playign any game at all if you are worried about time?You are suppose to be in there having some fun and teaming up with other players.
It always becomes very imminent to me that players are in some kinda hurry to romp through any game,why is this?IMO that proves how bad a game is ,if you just want to whip through it without enjoying it.
If/when your time limit is up for the day,so what,logoff the game and continue it again when you have the time.This is not at work where your being paid to complete so much by end day.If your bound to a LS and playing with other players then yes you have to commit time to them to accomplish anything,otherwise you shouldnt be playing a MMO but rather play a free asian solo grindfest or play FPS's.
This game has been and IS designed for group play,so don't ever ridicule it because it's not solo friendly.Solo friendly games i have seen take very little effort to design and usually have terrible content.Fps's are the only genre that is truly designed properly for solo play.If you like to play solo there is amillion asian games or try quake/unreal tournament/serious sam[lol][funny game]/call of duty there is a ton of options.
I myself flip flop from party based games to solo based games to keep my interest going,i think others should follow the same routine to keep from ridiculing games that cant solo or are very time consuming.
For the life of me i can't figure why i would want a game to finish super fast if its a game i enjoy alot.The majority of people i know that truly enjoy a game,pretty much want it to last forever.
I also want to point out that your players are NOT deleted after a cetain time frame,only YOU can delete them.If you deleted them then why the heck are you blaming squenix for your stupidity?I have been offline for a year and still re-activated all my players.If it's past a year you just email them and they can still re activate a player,but no you cannot bring back deleted players lmao,that's your fault.
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Joined: 12/19/04
No they are still copyright of Square-Enix, EVERYTHING on your account is also owned by Square-Enix (ingame name, items etc). Also show the pics WITHOUT the mmorpg.com logo on them (since you say you took the screenshots), you have only shown the pics that ALREADY are linked to on this very site (that have mmorpg.com in the corner along with copyright info).
Uhm, bit late in reply.. haven't really followed the thread... but still better then not bothering (or being able) to read what is being said...
I never said I deleted my characters, I haven't ... what I said is that I wouldn't mind if they would delete my characters after not being active for more then a year (since I would probably do so myself) rather then being told to buy a new key after reinstalling everything ... nothing was mentioned about an option for reactivating the account, if that's a possibility then I might consider going back to this game, enjoyed my time in it...
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Joined: 12/19/04
After 3 months of inactivity all characters are deleted on the account, there was one campaign last year that let you activate account & get back your characters (I think, dont remmember too much of it).
Square-Enix really need to take lessons from other mmorpgs in regards to keeping character records & account keys (FFXI uses four(!) different cd-keys for a single account, that is 3 too many).
Nah, I don't care if I'd have to type in 200 account keys to activate my account (well, it would get real tedious, but that's besides the point), what bothers me is that they want me to buy the game again. I don't have any of the expansions, except for rise of zilarth (believe that's the name), and they do have those nice boxed sets that include the old game plus all expansions, so it's not like it's undoable, but I wanted to see if I could get back into the game before I did that... and now I think it's just not going to happen.
Not when a game like Anarchy Online even has all my characters fully intact after 2+ years of complete inactivity, and no BS about buying a new game key.
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Customer service in FFXI is rather laughable. GM's are seemingly powerless to do anything. If you trade an item and it disappears, that item is gone forever, and it won't be getting replaced. While billing issues can usually be resolved with great efficiency, in-game problems are normally just ignored. It can be extremely frustrating when a repeat botter is constantly reported, and no action is taken to prevent these illegal activities from going on.
One other thing of interest is the fact that Square Enix will nullify your content ID, which is essentially deleting your character, if you stop playing for more than three months. Considering inactive characters aren't really affecting their server, it seems peculiar that they would not want to secure their customer's satisfaction by just leaving their character alone, at least for a longer amount of time. Games like Dark Age of Camelot have kept characters forever and it's absolutely laughable that Square Enix does not.
Just wanna point out that the above information is no longer valid. SE does not delete characters anymore. Also GM's have become a bit more player friendly. Now if you lose an item you CAN call a GM to get it back, and they do take botter's seriously. This score needs to be brought up.
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im about to start this game, and would like to thank you for tellin me what to expect.
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/sigh such an underrated game on this site :(
Sorry, read the review... and its rather off key an not entirely factual.
This game should be reviewed again without someone racist towards the game, in whole or just partly.
Dont use this review to decide not to play, look how long ago the review was even.
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Explorer 80%, Achiever 60%, Socializer 10%, Killer 50%
this game was designed in the wake of EQ1, so it has a lot of EQ1 aspects. Even the not so fun "level down" feature that if you die close to the bottom of your exp pool then you'll De-level. the xp loss at high levels is horrid if you die. As said, if you don't bring 6+ people along with you that will play at the exact same times then trying to get a pickup group in this game is about 2 to 4 hour wait at level 40+. Needless to say this game is very anti-casual.
this game lacks solo gameplay bad, the only 2 classes that seem to solo OK is redmage and beastmaster. other than that it sucks. But even if you do solo, the level grind in this game is just crazy bad, ala EQ1 style. Grind until you are blue in the face, the only good thing is the down times aren't quite as bad as EQ1. but they are still pretty close.
Good review nonetheless...
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wait so blm/pup is not a good job setup?
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Disclaimer: I really like Mayor Mike Bell and Councilman D. Michael Collins. During the past two decades, I have spent much time with each. Both are intelligent, conscientious, bullheaded and extremely qualified to lead this city.
My vantage point is from the curb level. The difference between the curb level and the policy level is that at the curb, one can see there is an accident every day at a particular corner. But the policymakers wait until they see the stats and then say, "Last year, there was an accident every day at that intersection; we must do something about it."
This discussion is about the direction of public policy in regards to how and where we spend the tax dollars the federal government sends to us earmarked for helping those most in need.
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Emergency shelters are the landing pads. When life forces you out on the street for any reason, the emergency shelters and their staffs help you stabilize and right your course. Transitional shelters are more like inpatient facilities. You want your kid, father, mother, friend, etc., to go there to get their act together.
Coordination is required by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and there are two acceptable "coordinated assessment" models: "No Wrong Door" and "Central Access."
No Wrong Door means that no matter which shelter you go to in Toledo, the staff is responsible to help get you housed and will help you get to the shelter most suited to your needs.
Central Access means you must call 2-1-1 before a shelter can let you in. For example, to comply, St. Paul's Community Center had to install a phone in the lobby so people needing shelter could call 2-1-1 before entering. This is the requirement taken directly from the manual: "If your agency serves clients who you suspect may be experiencing a housing crisis, please assist them in dialing 2-1-1."
The debate
Bell said the approach his administration has chosen, the Central Access model, is what HUD legally requires. This is not true.
Collins said the approach the shelters have been taking for the past 25 years, No Wrong Door, is the best and most efficient model. Local shelters concur.
Just the facts
Two years ago, all of the shelters collectively hired a consultant to assess which model was best for this community. The consultant recommended and the shelters voted to implement No Wrong Door.
The shelters preferred this approach as they have been using it for 25 years, so the skill set and experience were already in place. All that was needed was designing a universal intake form and then training case managers on that form. This approach was much cheaper and much more efficient.
Despite the consultant's recommendation and a nearly unanimous vote from the experts doing the work at the curb, the city's Department of Neighborhoods decided instead to take $300,000 from the shelters and create two new levels of bureaucracy: United Way of Greater Toledo got $200,000 to hire case managers and the Toledo-Lucas County Homelessness Board got $100,000 for, well, I am not really sure. This caused some shelters to lay off case managers.
For two years in a row Toledo City Council, led in part by Collins, fought the administration and was able to secure funds to keep the shelters open.
This year, the Department of Neighborhoods and the Homelessness Board inserted a clause in the contracts that if the shelters lobby for funds from Council they need to repay everything they got this year.
How is it working?
According to the Homelessness Board's third-quarter report, the average length of stay in emergency shelters increased to an average of 49 days, compared with 38 days in Q2, and 37 days in Q1. Short-term recidivism (what I call the failure rate) more than doubled from 3 percent to 7 percent.
With the Bethany House domestic violence shelter no longer funded as part of its system, Central Access sent an individual to a shelter two blocks from her abuser.
Many view this mayoral election as a referendum on our community's compassion. If the current public policy direction is successful, shelters will close.
I ask, where will the families go if there is no right door? Vote your conscience.
Ken Leslie is founder of 1Matters and Veterans Matter and an advocate for the unhoused.
Tags: 1Matters, 2-1-1, Bethany House, Central Access, D. Michael Collins, Department of Housing and Urban Development, Department of Neighborhoods, HUD, Mike Bell, No Wrong Door, St. Paul's Community Center, Toledo Lucas County Homelessness Board, United Way of Greater Toledo, Veterans Matter


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SunTrust at Yadkin Plaza Shopping Center will close on March 29, leaving only one SunTrust branch in Yadkinville.
According to Michael McCoy, a public relations representative with SunTrust, the closing of the Plaza branch reflects SunTrust adapting to the needs of its clients. He says that this branch closing is the bank's way of best meeting its client's needs.
"SunTrust, like all banking companies, must constantly refine its branch network to meet the changing needs and transaction patterns of clients," McCoy said. "The opening and closing of branches has become a natural part of ensuring that SunTrust is able to maximize its market opportunities and meet the needs of its clients in an efficient and effective manner."
McCoy said that employees and customers at the Plaza branch have been informed of the closure and have been instructed on what their options are and where they can still receive service.
Employees currently working at the Plaza branch will not be placed into other branches but McCoy says that SunTrust encourages these branch employees to apply for any open SunTrust positions.
"We are committed to working with our teammates affected by this announcement; they may post of other positions at SunTrust, including positions in nearby branches," McCoy said.
According to McCoy, SunTrust customers should not expect a significant change in service. The bank will still have a Yadkinville branch located at 200 State Street that offers the same services that the Plaza branch offers.
"We remain committed to serving the needs of our clients; they will – just as they do today — have access to their accounts through our other branches and ATMs as well as telephone banking in addition to 24-hour delivery channels such as online and mobile banking, which allow them to bank anytime, anywhere," McCoy said.
McCoy said that SunTrust leases the building for the Plaza branch. He said that the bank will work with the building owner to sub-lease the property.
There are currently no additional changes or announcements from SunTrust for the Yadkin County area.
According to SunTrust.com, SunTrust is an Atlanta-based company with over 1,600 retail branches and 2,900 ATMs. The company's branch locations are primarily located in Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and the District of Columbia.
The company reported total assets of $173.2 billion on Sept. 30, 2012.
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Dr. Janet Currie, Princeton University, will lecture on "Inequality at Birth: Some Causes and Consequences"Posted Oct. 9, 2012
Dr. Janet Currie, Henry Putnam Professor of Economics and Public Affairs at Princeton University, is visiting Kent State University on October 15 & 16 as part of the Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Program. Dr. Currie will meet informally with students and faculty members, take part in classroom discussions, and give a public lecture open to the entire academic community and general public.
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Check this out - a Mosin Nagant styled bolt in 12 gauge! I say "styled" because the description indicates it used the Mosin design for some signalling/launching device but doesn't give particulars.
I suppose the question is would a Mosin receiver have the strength to hanlde 12GFH? Since the 7.62x54R is published to pressures of 50,000 CUP I would think it is, considering the other bolt actions that have been converted?
Mosin Nagant 12 Ga. Shotshell Bolt Assembly | e-GunParts.comThis bolt was used in a European mounted type device that used a 12 Ga. shotshell to propel weather balloons. Although the device uses a Mosin Nagant style bolt, it is not related in any way to the standard Mosin Nagant series rifles. Quantities are very limited.
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Concord, N.C. (April 8, 2013) – Travis Pastrana and the No. 60 Roush Fenway Racing (RFR) team will debut a new look for the O'Reilly Auto Parts 300 at Texas Motor Speedway (TMS) this weekend. The Ford Mustang will sport a red, white and blue patriotic paint scheme instead of the usual neon scheme.
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Friday night's NASCAR Nationwide Series (NNS) race marks Pastrana's first start in the series at the 1.5-mile track. The RFR driver raced at TMS last season in Global RallyCross, finishing 15th.
The team will also run the paint scheme at Daytona International Speedway over the July Fourth weekend.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.— The University of New Hampshire athletic department had 82 student athletes named to the America East Conference's Academic Honor Roll last week.
Students had to earn grade point averages of 3.0 or higher to receive this recognition. Of those student-athletes, 274 earned Commissioner's Honor Roll status for completing the fall semester with grade point averages of 3.5 or higher.
UNH was tied for second in the conference for number of athletes receiving recognition. The Wildcats were ranked fifth in percentage of student-athletes honored.
America East is proud to have one of most comprehensive academic awards programs in the country. In addition to the honor roll, an All-Academic team comprised of student-athletes that excel both academically and athletically is chosen in each of the conference's 21 sports by a committee consisting of faculty athletic representatives, academic advisors and sports information directors. Additionally, a scholar-athlete, someone who distinguishes themselves as the top student-athlete in their sport, is awarded. From that group, one male and one female is selected the America East Scholar-Athlete of the Year. The fall scholar-athletes will be named on Thursday, February 12.
Here's a look at all of UNH's America East Honor Roll recipients:
Men's Cross Country
Jack Bauer
Alexander Beaulieu
Nicholas DeCrescenzo
Wesley Dinnan
Benjamin Jenkins*
Scott McGrath*
J. Wesley Moseman*
Matthew O'Connor
Brent Powers
Patrick Rush
Joeseph Van Gombos
Women's Cross Country
Elizabeth Campbell
Katherine Chwasciak*
Eva-Molly Dunbar*
Carolyn Durfee
Lindsey Jeltes*
Laura LaPlante*
Allison Letourneau
Ann McCarthy*
Elizabeth Morrissey*
Megan Murnane*
Kimberly Povec*
Jennifer Racine
Kaitlin Rose
Amanda Rusilas*
Nicole Wrobel
Men's Soccer
Christopher Banks
Joshua Bronner
Gregory Brown*
Owen Burns
Sean Coleman*
Joseph Corsello*
Daniel Cripe
Christopher Devine
A.J. DuBois
Gregory Frost
Patrick Gay
Robin Gerum*
Stephan Halvatzes
Bradley Hilton*
Michael McKee*
Colin O'Donnell
Scott Rowling
Alexander Russell
Joey Twum-Barima*
Kyle Urso
Richard Weinrebe*
Women's Soccer
Ashley Avitabile*
Jillian Brown*
Elizabeth Curry*
Jenna Duncan*
Kendall Dziama
Taylor Finley
Nicole Golding
Cassandra Guerra
Alexandra Hastings*
Sara Hourihan*
Shaunna Kaplan
Morgan Keefe*
Kelly Mooney
Julie O'Shaughnessy*
Marika Posehn
Michelle Sheehan
Caitlin Whelan
Allison Yost*
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Hannah Colestock
Kate Collins-Smyth
Kara Connolly
Cally Cooke*
Sarah Craigue
Kendall Deck
Brittany Jacobs
Katherine Nagengast*
Caitlyn Smith
Kirsten Bates
Jessica Dick*
Taylor Dressing
Sara Heldman
Amy Keding
Lauren Laquerre
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The shooting happened at Colleton Court Apartments on Colleton Court about 10:30 p.m., according to Sgt. Jake Mahoney. Officers responding to the scene found one person shot.
The victim was transported to Georgia Health Sciences University, and remains there this morning.
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"There was a dispute between two individuals," Mahoney said. "The victim was approached by the unidentified suspect. There was an altercation between the two. The victim was shot by the suspect."
Mahoney said a weapon was not recovered at the scene, and the victim's name has not been released.
"There were witnesses to the crime that have been interviewed by Public Safety officers," Mahoney said.
More information on this story will be provided as it becomes available.
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