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According to the report published in Business Standard, the sales of pre-owned cars in India at 3.22 million vehicles are 1.2 times the sales in the new car division. We cannot ignore the fact that India represents one of the world's biggest car markets: sixth largest in the world. Indian as well as many international big car market companies such as – Mercedes, Maserati, BMW, Jaguar, etc. - is available. Really, there is huge production of new big brand car, meeting the demand of customers. What can be the reason Indians are switching to purchase used cars.
The fact, in terms of new car industry, is that only those people are financially strong can purchase the new car. When they look to buy an automobile, mostly they focus on more on newer vehicles. It is because they have enough money and they can have no problem affording it. We cannot hide the fact that such people also have in their mind that new cars are always the better choice. What do you think? Is it the major concern people are shifting towards used cars? It can be partly correct. There are many other advantages that people come across when buying used cars and we should not neglect them.
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Failed previously to get up after wasting too much energy on lower wall. Much more efficient today so had enough energy for the upper crack which is no push over. Graeme Hammond - Lead rpt - 05/Jun/15 with James Oswald
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on September 24, 2011
The Ruby was wonderful. Comfortable bed, welcoming & relaxed atmosphere. Innkeepers Chris & Andrea were so friendly. Gourmet breakfast, YUM!! We'll be back!
on October 13, 2009
We stayed at the Ruby in mid-September (Fall colors!) for my husband's birthday/our 20th anniversary. Comfy, classy, quiet, clean, and fun! Thanks to Chris and Andrea for our very memorable first B&B experience! Their food, the hike they recommended, their tandem bike, their hot tub, the walk to town, the folks...hope to do it again!!!
on October 06, 2009
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My husband and I, along with some friends, made a trip to Crested Butte in July to hike and see the wildflowers, which were spectacular. We stayed at the Ruby and very much enjoyed our stay. The inn, situated in a quiet neighborhood and conveniently located within easy walking distance to town is cozy, cheerful, and tastefully and comfortably appointed. Innkeepers Chris and Andrea (also the owners) work hard to meet the needs of their guests and make them feel welcome. Attention to detail is evident at every turn--from the clean, attractive rooms (including very comfortable beds, fresh flowers, classical music, and mints) and tasty indulgences (chocolate chip cookies upon checkin; a bountiful wine and cheese and fresh fruit spread in the late afternoon; and very good breakfasts) to assistance with maps and helpful suggestions for the best hikes for wildflower viewing. Colorful flower boxes and a lovely backyard with mountain views add to the inn's restful ambience. I thought it was great to have bicycles (even a tandem or two) available for a quick ride around the block or transportation into town.
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Crested Butte is a small, laid back, ski-funky mountain community with limited dining choices and few interesting shops (the present economy has forced the closure of some businesses, apparently) but it's a down-to-earth, non-glitzy experience that makes a good getaway without the crowds. The wildflowers are well worth a trip just on their own, and there are many great hikes through beautiful country with stunning vistas. We went the week after the wildflower festival when the wildflowers are still at their peak and tourism greatly reduced. There's also a farmer's market in town on Sunday morning that's worth checking out. Taken all together, it was a great weekend and we would revisit Crested Butte and the Ruby.
on October 01, 2009
We stayed at The Ruby last weekend, and many times while on vacation you feel like you never had time to relax. The Ruby is the closest thing to being at home. Very comfortable, relaxing, like being at home. The rooms were great with all of the amenities of our own bedroom, bed was perfect, flat screen TV and private clean restroom. The breakfast every morning was excellent, Chris is a great cook and they really made us feel welcome. Andrea was very accommodating, and every day asked about our day before...we stayed 3 days!! I would gladly stay again for our next trip in Crested Butte and will recommend them to all of our family and friends. Thank you for a perfect weekend!!!
on September 22, 2009
From the first time we talked on the phone to our departure from the stay, the hosts were great! What a wonderful place to spend a night. The room was comfortable, clean and everything expected. The breakfast was nice and the conversation was super.
on September 17, 2009
This place was wonderful from beginning to end. Website was easy, complete, and accurate. We were welcomed with cookies and a personal note, while our dogs were welcomed with dog beds and dog dishes. The room was comfortable and spacious. I particularly enjoyed the organic bath products. Breakfast was incomparably good. We are coffee snobs and could not get enough of their delicious brew. Using the townie bikes was a special treat in this flat town nestled in the Rocky Mountains.
I am sure we will stay there, again, and have already recommended this place to friends.
on August 29, 2009
Truly extraordinary hosts run a top-notch B&B. The rooms are super-clean, well-appointed and fun. Chris's breakfasts are worth a trip by themselves. I've stayed at the Ruby 3 or 4 times and wouldn't consider staying anywhere else in CB.
on August 26, 2009
Breakfast alone is worth the stay. Chris and Andrea are helpful, friendly and give you the best advise on where to go, dine, etc.
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on August 21, 2009
Three nights at the lovely Ruby - every comfort provided for, no fuss (or fussy decor!!!). When we failed to find a bottle of wine in town (stores closed earlier than expected), Chris offered choices from his personal cellar. Breakfasts were fabulous - hosts and other guests delightful.
on August 15, 2009
Hospitality at its finest! Rooms beautiful, food fantastic, hosts warm and freindly. Chris and Andrea were welcoming and accomodating, knowledgable and willing to serve. Cannot wait to stay with them again
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Slumbering amongst soft, neutral linens as you watch the clouds pass by your guestroom windows with views of both Mt. Crested Butte and Paradise Divide, you will actually feel as if you are serenely floating on one of those billowing clouds. The scenery from this divine two-level space with vaulted ceilings makes you feel on top of the world. This room offers a gracious private bath, large screen TV with DVD, and The Ruby's best views. Sleeps up to 6 with King & Queen beds and two twin beds. Quoted rate is for up to four guests. Additional guests (up to 2) are additional $25 per guest per nig
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One glance and you will belong to this indulgent, purely decadent queen room. The honey-hued trimmings will energize you as the rich chocolate bed linens envelop you to bestow a feeling of tranquility and restoration. A favorite of our romantic getaway guests, this room offers a gracious ceramic tiled private bath, unobstructed views of Mount Crested Butte, a high definition flat screen TV with DVD and HD/digital music channels, 1000 Thread Count linens, posh antiques, a desk and leather chair, and free wireless internet and phone service.
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Energizing, cheerful bottle green hues will beckon you to this King guestroom. Wrap yourself in our cozy, quilted 1000 threadcount bed linens and you escape to a world where inspiration comes to the forefront and your outlook is once again optimistic. This peaceful room offers a gracious ceramic tiled private bath, views of the Paradise Divide and Mount Emmons, high definition flat screen TV with DVD and HD/digital music channels, posh antiques, desk, and free internet and phone service.
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Restful shades of blue call to mind peaceful afternoon skies in the mountains of Crested Butte making our Daydream queen guestroom your tranquil sanctuary. Evoking feelings of calmness, you will awake each day feeling refreshed and ready to begin the day's adventures. This room offers a gracious ceramic tiled private bath, unobstructed views of Mount Crested Butte, a high definition flat screen TV with DVD and HD/digital music channels, 1000 Thread Count linens, posh antiques, a desk and chair, and free wireless internet and phone service.
Rich red hues interwoven upon a buttercream frosting backdrop will make you forget all your worries as soon as you enter this King guestroom. You will find yourself living only in the moment and possibly even reflecting upon Ralph Waldo Emerson's unforgettable words, "What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us." This room offers a gracious ceramic tiled private bath, views of the Paradise Divide, a high definition flat screen TV with DVD and HD/digital music channels, 1000 Thread Count linens, posh antiques, and free internet and phone.
Paying homage to the wondrous surroundings of Crested Butte, our Paradise queen guestroom invites you to spend time in ultimate luxury. With delicious bedding that is seductively comfortable, one night spent dreaming among these 1000 Thread Count linens and you may stay forever. This room offers a gracious ceramic tiled private bath, unobstructed views of Mount Crested Butte, a high definition flat screen TV with DVD and HD/digital music channels, posh antiques, free wireless internet and phone service, and a desk and chair. Rate is for one Queen bed; $25 extra per night for optional Twin bed.
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I very much enjoyed
The Eternal Tide
. It brought a decent resolution to Afsarah Eden's story arc - although I would've liked to see her survive, so that she could have interacted with Janeway a little more - and it fleshed out the Q Continuum just a little bit more, following on from
Before Dishonor
and incorporating points from
. Junior and Amanda's existential arguments reminded me a lot of Christopher's DTI novels.
What can I say about Kathryn Janeway's resurrection that hasn't already been said? Well, for one thing I don't think that it's an indication that Pocket or the authors and editors have "lost their nerve" in not letting a popular character stay dead. Stranger things have happened in the world of Star Trek, and
The Eternal Tide
is very much a "Q" novel - so, combined with the obvious set-up in the final chapter of
Before Dishonor
, it's believable that the Q would have a hand in her return. I did like that the Q can't (or won't) bring a mortal back from the dead, but can still loophole their way into telling the deceased how to do it for themselves!
Kes's appearance was very welcome, as was the dialogue which indicated that the Kes who appeared in
was not really Kes, but some breakaway aspect of her personality. I did get confused over mentions of her son Kol, and injuries Janeway sustained that she must never know about - but I've not read
String Theory
, so that's entirely my fault.
Finally, although I enjoyed the novel, it wasn't perfect. It feels silly to make accusations of
deus ex machina
, considering that the Q are involved and are using their powers left and right to influence events in the story. Miral's "Klingon Messiah" status is dealt with - understandable, as that plotline didn't seem like it really fit with Voyager's new dynamic with the Delta Quadrant fleet. Chakotay makes a heroic sacrifice, but gets better! And Voyager can now perform a saucer separation - now, forgive me if I'm misremembering, but has this been previously established? It seemed like it came out of the blue.
Can the Delta Quadrant fleet survive with just four ships? Starfleet must be seething; four top-of-the-line slipstream-enabled vessels, lost in circumstances mostly unrelated to the fleet's mission! And speaking of the fleet's mission - while it was good to see Riley Frazier again and get some follow-up on the events of
, it seemed like it was part of a different story; once Omega and Eden's past are revealed, they (and the Tarkons) are almost forgotten about.
And Amanda Rogers. Where did she go? She "poured herself into" Omega and was erased from existence... convenient, as this leaves Junior as the only remaining "child of the Q", and so the only person able to make the noble sacrifice with Eden. It could be (uncharitably, in my view) suggested that Amanda was included in this novel because her existence and backstory threw a spanner into the works of the narrative. And with Chakotay's return, it seemed logical that Amanda would return too.
Overall, I found
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The first thing I do advocate. The second thing, I think is touchy, because they are sort of American, so any type of provision should be a limited legal right in exchange for government service or something (sort of like a trial by fire), but my general notion is just to keep it simple and deport them with regular options and guidance available.<quoted text>
If what you advocate is that a child brought into the country unlawfully be deported but considered for re-admittance if they were young enough to be able to prove they had no choice, then I would agree with you.
If you advocate that these "dreamers" should be granted some type of provision to be allowed to remain here illegally, I disagree with you. They should be deported and be made to prove that they came to the authorities as soon as they were able to ask that their situation be reconciled because they previously had no choice.
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#277 Jun 14, 2013
There isn't any such thing as "sort of American". That is part of the problem...to claim they should be given rights of any kind...I disagree that they are entitled to any rights beyond humane treatment, and they have no rights as would be afforded a United States Citizen. I do not believe they should remain here and serve in any capacity to earn residency...they need to be deported, but potentially given the ability to process through the normal process to re-enter if they haven't done something to prevent that.
No limited rights of any kind...
#278 Jun 14, 2013
I'm generally in agreement with you,
though righteous cannon fodder for the armed forces would be amusing.
#279 Jun 14, 2013
The fact of the matter is that this persons parents broke the law by jumping in line with him in front of all the other people who've been legally waiting in line ahead of them to become legal citizens. It doesn't matter how long he or they've been here, they need to be removed from the line and forced to the back of the line behind those ahead of them that are doing it legally. It's really that simple.
#280 Jun 14, 2013
Sam we are a country of laws. In your view some laws can be broken. I'm sure bank robbers, car thieves and drug dealers dislike the laws against them but these are the laws. What don't you understand about ILLEGAL?
#281 Jun 14, 2013
The idea of his employer paying the wife for a job that he does is mind boggling! and maybe not legal either! what a way to live only because the parents illegally brought him here. His misery is their doing and at his age how is it that he is in the final stage of getting his card? having been here working and having his wife get his pay? doesn't seem feasible. His parents no doubt are still here, illegally.
#282 Jun 14, 2013
Micmac, that is indeed similar and I am talking about the late teen post graduates.
Some of them are even told to leave so that they can be done "properly," only to find that those proper rights have been removed for the rest of their lives. This, in exchange for listening to the federal agents.
#283 Jun 14, 2013
Being locked and barred in a foreign country away from loved ones through no action of your own is a greater misery then the "mind boggling" one here IMO.
#284 Jun 14, 2013
Illegal IS Illegal no matter what the government tries to call it!
They deserve NOTHING but deportation!
#285 Jun 14, 2013
That may be good and well for the parents breaking the law;
those parents should also receive additional penalties depending on their case,
but the kids are also punished by having their rights to normal entry removed, leaving them effectively "exiled" as normal law-observing citizens based on nothing they've committed.
#286 Jun 15, 2013
Micmac if it is taking over 15 years for your friend to get a green card he may want to find a better immigration lawyer.
#289 Jun 15, 2013
By "sort of American" I mean that they try to obide by laws and have not willingly broken any (their parents did, but they have not). I also mean that they grew up in America and they believe in America and US Law.
This is a trait that people who haven't visited the US regularly or others who haven't been forced into the country likely do not share and US intelligence, history, and faith, is a strong characteristical trait to have when it is known that these people haven't chosen to violate the law.
Under the right circumstances, that might be usable for positions where such traits are necessary, such as "line-of-fire" military situations where blind faith is necessary by the platoon.
In areas where there is a shortage of legally documented Americans,
this "sort of American" quality (with everything there, except paperwork), could be taken advantage of to further American interests worldwide, on the battlefield.
There would also be a push towards increasing administrative positions for people that hold paperwork in America, to command these types of "dreamers."
#290 Jun 15, 2013
He has had several. When you are here illegally (even after 37 years) it is easy to be taken advantage of. He is unaware of his parents' status and location. When he found out about his his illegal status, he was so angry at them that he left their home and made his own way living under the radar all these years.
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#292 Jun 15, 2013
The actual cost of illegal immigration could be as much as $400 Billion tax dollars.
We as Americans must just say NO!!!
#293 Jun 15, 2013
We were discussing kids that get taken over and immediately report to recruiters and government agencies.
They get sent away and cannot "enter the US legally" under "normal" circumstances. If they report to the government, they are and will be labeled a criminal and their normal entry rights removed; this is before they've done anything.
They get effectively punished for observing the law.
There is little reason to leave and be restricted by the law when you've done nothing wrong (if you really are aware what will happen to you).
Staying and hiding seems logical when the alternative is being forcefully kept from the people you love.
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#294 Jun 15, 2013
Nope, not exactly. I know many of these kids who were brought in when they were kids who have reached the "legal" age of driving....and driving they are...without a license or insurance because they have no papers. To make matters worse, they must be emulating their dads, as they also are drinking and driving. You see, they have learned from the example their parents set forth for them. Don't try to sugarcoat it, you can't.
#295 Jun 15, 2013
People shouldn't drink and drive. That includes "Americans."
(and insurance companies should protect the person paying them insurance money IMO)
When undocumented people choose to disobey the law,
they are acting as anyone else choosing to disobey the law.
Targeting only the undocumented drunk drivers,
ignoring documented drunk drivers,
and then telling others that are undocumented,
who don't drink or drive,
that they are guilty of that crime as well,
isn't correct.
I can understand that anyone that experiences a drunk driver who is undocumented, may have extended difficulties with financial security, but that issue lies with the way insurance companies work.
A broke American driver with absolutely nothing (including a license), that is drunk and causes someone injury, is going to provide similar complications.
It is not the fault of all undocumented people that someone drank alcohol and stepped in a car without a license.
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#296 Jun 15, 2013
You are truly laughable.
#297 Jun 15, 2013
In regards to illegal aliens doing it, among other crimes, it is more that they are not supposed to be here in the first place so if law enforcement was allowed to do their jobs by the government then those particular crimes would not have taken place because the illegal alien would not have been here to do it. Of course a legal immigrant or an American does the same thing but the point being people who are here illegally and basically being harbored here are doing it too and it need not be that way.
Case and point. Let us say that an American hits your car and is drunk. No injuries but the drunk goes to jail, is justly punished by prison, fines, and or probation. If they have insurance then you are taken care of. If not then you or your insurance can sue the drunk for your losses. Any personal assetts or wages can be taken through the courts for your loss.
With an illegal alien that is not possible as either they move to another town, back over the border, or since they have no ID they cannot be traced once they are released from jail. ICE is not notified by local law enforcement in most cases, even if that city is not a Sanctuary City. If ICE is notified and deports the illegal alien you are still out of luck, as is your insurance company who will cover your loss, raise your premiums and that of other policy holders. All this for someone who was not supposed to be in the country in the first place.
If the illegal alien is injured then taxpayers pay the bill while if you are injured you get the bill.
#298 Jun 15, 2013
Hi Austinite,
Not all "illegal aliens" are here by choice. Some where taken here when they are little and when they find that out, they are mad and they want to listen to the law.
Those people shouldn't be driving unless the law is fixed.
If you hit an American with no money and no insurance or license,
then you will not get much or any money.
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For theft deterrent and prevention this Am-Tech metal wheel lock is the ultimate for your vehicle, caravan, or trailer. In high profile yellow the lock is made from light alloy steel. The wheel lock is easy to assemble and is supplied with 2 keys.
Catalogue Number: 215-3274
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