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Book your room at Hawthorn Suites Conyers
Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Conyers with free breakfast and restaurant
Located in the heart of Conyers, this golf hotel is 0.5 mi (0.8 km) from Georgia International Horse Park and within 9 mi (15 km) of Old Atlanta Business Park and Oxford College of Emory University. Oaks Golf Course and Newton Plaza Shopping Center are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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A restaurant, a fitness center, and a bar/lounge are available at this hotel. Free continental breakfast and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a spa tub, a seasonal outdoor pool, and conference rooms.
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All 76 rooms provide conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves, plus coffee makers and cable TV. Guests will also find free weekday newspapers and ironing boards.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to a seasonal outdoor pool, Hawthorn Suites Conyers provides a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning.
This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and express check-out. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Conference space
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 76
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 3
- Bar/lounge
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Express check-out
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- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
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- Premium TV channels
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- Free weekday newspaper
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- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
Hawthorn Suites Conyers has a restaurant on site.
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A seasonal outdoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
- Golfing nearby
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Children and extra beds
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FILE - This Oct. 18, 2012 file photo shows Edith Windsor interviewed at the offices of the New York Civil Liberties Union, in New York. The fight over gay marriage is shifting from the ballot box to the Supreme Court. Three weeks after voters in three states backed it, the justices meet Friday to decide whether they should deal sooner rather than later with the idea that the Constitution gives people the right to marry regardless of a couple's sexual orientation. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court will take up California's ban on same-sex marriage, a case that could give the justices the chance to rule on whether gay Americans have the same constitutional right to marry as heterosexuals.
The justices said Monday they will review a federal appeals court ruling that struck down the state's gay marriage ban, though on narrow grounds. The San Francisco-based appeals court said the state could not take away the same-sex marriage right that had been granted by California's Supreme Court.
The court also will decide whether Congress can deprive legally married gay couples of federal benefits otherwise available to married people. A provision of the federal Defense of Marriage Act limits a range of health and pension benefits, as well as favorable tax treatment, to heterosexual couples.
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NFL scouts may finally get their chance to see Pittsburgh defensive end Greg Romeus healthy this season.
The reigning Big East Defensive Player of the Year has been out of the lineup since playing in the season opener against Utah on September 2nd. Back pain made Romeus a shadow of his former self in that contest. He underwent surgery to repair a disk in his lower back approximately two weeks later.
Though Pitt head coach Dave Wannestadt informed the media that Romeus has been medically cleared to play, the former NFL head coach isn't likely to rush Romeus back onto the field -- especially with the Panthers' next game so soon. Pitt travels to play Connecticut on Thursday.
With only one game played in the past 11 months, Romeus won't be in true football shape and the Panthers are fortunate to have had Jabaal Sheard and junior Brandon Lindsey step up in their play since Romeus was sidelined.
Sheard leads the Big East with nine sacks and Lindsey is right behind him with eight -- the same number Romeus had in 2009.
When healthy, Romeus has proven himself to be one of the top defensive ends in the country. At 6-5, 268 pounds he has the prototypical height, length and strength that teams are looking for and is capable of contributing early in his pro career as a true three-down right end. Romeus' return to health is especially important due to the fact that he remains a relatively raw prospect. Romeus only played one season of football in high school.
Following the Connecticut game, the Panthers have three more regular season games this season. At 5-3, including 3-0 in the Big East thus far, the Panthers are only one win away from guaranteeing a bowl berth. The only undefeated team in the Big East, Pitt is the favorite to win the conference and play in a BCS game.
With as many as five more games left to scout Romeus this season, NFL teams should have ample opportunity to determine if he is back to full strength and worthy of high round consideration.
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Robbie Rodale Griffin, 44, was shot multiple times in September 2012. Last week, Griffin died from those injuries and his case is now being investigated as a homicide.
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The August Civitas Capitol Connection offers our wrap-up of the General Assembly's just-concluded short session, including vote counts for key issues.
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This article was posted in Civitas Newspaper by Tiffany Taylor on August 31, 2012 at 1:42 PM.
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Next Tuesday's election is described by many as the most important and crucial vote of our time. Indeed, while such declarations are usually dismissed as time-honored cliches and hyperbole, there's no doubt the 2012 elections are crucial in determining the future of US economic, strategic & moral leadership. President Barack Obama and Governor Mitt Romney are neck-and-neck in the polls but Governor Romney is steadily moving ahead in key swing states. And there's little doubt why: President Obama is struggling to defend his record on a number of fronts, primarily related to his stewardship of the economy.
At a whopping $16 trillion and growing, the debt is the biggest threat to our national security. Indeed, top national intelligence and defense officials have warned that the debt is the single greatest threat to the national security of the U.S., trumping even global terrorism and the proliferation of nuclear weapons. As it stands, we're currently borrowing 43 cents out of every dollar we spend. Worse, we're borrowing this money primarily from China, and this is money our children and grandchildren will have to repay with billions if not trillions in interest. We're in our forty-seventh month of unemployment at about eight percent, 23 million Americans are out of work, 1 out of 6 are in poverty, gas is more than double what it was when the President took office (at close to four dollars per gallon), the median income for the average family has gone down by nearly $5K (down from $55K to $50K), and the national debt has surpassed $16 trillion (up from just over $10 trillion in 2008).
But beyond these numbers, for the most vulnerable--youth, women, and minorities, the situation is considerably worse. Young people, ages 16-29 (who came out in record numbers for Obama in 2008), have been hit especially hard. To date, 250,000 youth jobs have been lost with 53% unemployed or underemployed. And while we've heard quite a bit about the "war on women" this election cycle. If there is a war, it's on the poorest women. The poverty rate among women rose to 14.5 percent last year, up from 13.9 percent in 2009—the highest rate in 17 years. More than 17 million women were living in poverty last year, compared with 12.6 million men. As usual, things are worse for older women; twice as many women over 65 were living in poverty, compared with men. For Hispanic and black women, the poverty rate increased even faster and rose higher—to 25 percent for Hispanic women and to 25.6 percent for black women. As usual, single mothers are having the hardest time of all. More than 40 percent of women who head families are now living in poverty.
To be fair, the President came into office at a very difficult time of our economic history. But his policies have exacerbated the struggles of the middle class, and he's yet to convince a majority of voters that the next term will be any better. For example, President Obama claims he wants to only raise taxes on "millionaires and billionaires" but in reality he's actually targeting successful small companies. A recent study by Ernst & Young projects that this tax rate hike will kill 710,000 small business jobs. And in singling out the oil industry for corporate tax hikes, it should be noted that the industry already pays a higher marginal tax rate at 41 percent compared to 26 percent for the rest of businesses in S&P's 500. What some label an oil subsidy is neither a subsidy nor a tax treatment specific to the oil and gas industry. These are broad tax policies that apply to all industries. When taking aim at the oil and gas industry, it's essentially a targeted tax hike. According to the Congressional Research Service, these tax hikes would increase the price of oil and gas for Americans.
Governor Romney, to the contrary, has made an increasingly effective case for the "moral" imperative of rehabilitating the economy for all Americans, particularly the middle class and the poor. In underscoring that growth beats redistribution, Romney has articulated a strong case that the best and only effective way to economically assist middle-income Americans is to enact federal and state policies that create strong, rapid, and continuous economic growth.
Finally, both President Obama and Governor Romney have engaged in a helpful discussion of governance and partisanship as it relates to economy. Democrats controlled the White House and both chambers in Congress for two years. During this time, in addition to passing the second so-called "stimulus" package of almost $800 billion of borrowed money, the President signed his health care bill after it passed on a party-line vote. In a stunning rebuke, in 2010 the American public handed over control of the House to Republicans. Since, House Republicans blame Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid for blocking their bills, and the President blames the House for blocking his agenda. In negotiating major legislation through an overwhelmingly democratically controlled state legislature, Governor Romney has demonstrated that he can break through the partisan gridlock and get things done on behalf of the American public.
The primaries, party conventions and debates are all behind us, and if there is one common theme throughout, it is that the economy is central in voters' minds. And while it's unclear who stands to win the highest office Tuesday evening, there's little doubt that our economic, strategic and moral future is at stake. Let's hope we choose wisely.
Suhail A. Khan is a Washington, DC-based attorney.
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Chris is the 2010 PGA Teacher of the Year for the South Florida Section and was also named the 2009 Southeast Florida PGA Teacher of the Year. Originally from Greenwich, Connecticut. Christian has worked at several clubs around the country and now teaches year round in Boca Raton, Fl. He graduated from East Carolina University and is one of the top playing and teaching professionals in the South Florida Section of the PGA.
Christian has won numerous Chapter and Section PGA events and played in three National Club Professional Championships. Chris has extensive training and experience in teaching. His brother is also a PGA professional in the Metropolitan PGA. Chris has coached players on the PGA tour, Nationwide tour, Canadian tour and LPGA tour. Additionally, several of his juniors now play college golf. Other students include top amateurs and numerous club champions.
Christian is a member of the Golf Business Network Speakers Bureau. He often contributes to PGA.com, PGA magazine, GolfInstruction.com, Yahoo sports and has been featured on several instructional videos. Christian was profiled as a player on the Golf Channel, Golf Central, before the National Club Professional Championship as a player to watch.
In 2011, Christian was a presenter at the national PGA show on the Equipment Forum Stage as a featured Teacher of the Year on Best Practices.
Christian's approach is to begin working with what his students are currently doing and allow them to keep their current style of play, with the goal of making that style better while educating students so that they have a better understanding of how their swing or stroke works. Lasting improvement is the ultimate goal.
Instruction should fit the player and the player's own abilities. Christian's coaching style places emphasis on the basic fundamentals of golf: grip, swing shape/plane, balance, impact alignments, steady head and pivot. Along with the basics, he tailors his instruction to each golfer. I find a need to be flexible along the way, making subtle changes or switching instructional emphasis when a student's needs change. He has found this system allows for optimum results, which result in better enjoyment of the game. Students are able to see the value of their own game and the personal attention he gives to each of them as a golfer.
"Chris is the most amazing golf coach. I have taken golf lessons from many instructors over the years, but with Chris I finally "get it." He has a great teaching style and explains the game in layman's terms. I would highly recommend Chris Czaja to anyone, from beginner to advanced, if you want to dramatically improve your game."
"Chris is a teacher who truly has an understanding of the essence of the golf swing. His approach is different from any I have ever experienced after many different teachers and lessons over the past 40 years of golf. No gimmicks, no gadgets, no nonsense - just you and the club and the ball. And it truly works. The improvement I experienced after just three lessons was remarkable. Thanks, Chris!"
"I'm the father of one of Chris Czaja's pupils and have watched first hand Chris' teaching techniques. He simplifies the golf swing and makes it easy to learn proper swing fundamentals. He does the same with the short game. Over the summer my son Matthew improved drastically, going from an 8 handicap to a 3. I have no doubt Chris will get him to be a scratch golfer soon."
" The last lesson we had together has created a breakthrough in my game. Seeing my club upright and onplane on the backswing has given me the confidence to trust the swing and concentrate on the hitting area. For years I have been worrying about the backswing and getting by with the release. Now I can finally focus on it. The result is at least 1 club difference in length with greater accuracy. I have quieted my lower body per your suggestion and am achieving good results on my approach shots to the green. That is the area we will work on next time I get down to Florida. While all of my friends are aging and hitting shorter , at 65 (66 May 6th) I am 30 yards longer than I have ever been off the tee. It's not supposed to work that way so I just wanted to write and say thanks. You are a great teacher."
"I am having so much fun on the golf course. I told you about shooting 5-under on 9 holes on Fathers Day. Yesterday I made six birdies and shot 67 ... It is so exciting for me to be able to study your analysis and have someone I trust to get great information from. Even when I don't play well I know I have the tools to get back on track thanks to you. I would give anything to go back in time and have this resource when I was younger and had even more time to play and practice. I had forgotten how passionate I was about golf."
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Chinese telecom giant's pursuit of building the next generation of digital networks in the U.S. prompts outcry in Washington. Steve Kroft reports.
Huawei probed for security, espionage risk
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Nestedge take part in the annual music competition "GENERATION TORRENT 2014", will participate two tracks ("Deww" and "Tujo") nominations Dark Ambient and Ambient. The competition is held among users, a major Russian torrent tracker.
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Tomorrow in the night from 13 to 14 in Russia will celebrate the old new year , incomprehensible to many ,but it should be so. s celebrated as new year , only the size of the celebration in times less, mostly just drink.
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Girlfriend Sasha invites the guests to Phatthaya (Thailand) there right now 30 C and sunny, and we have in Siberia outside -37 C, between us, 5000 km, and the difference in temperature of 67 degrees. Fuck, I love you, life.
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With its quiet campsites shaded by pines, its beautiful people and glorious Basque cuisine, South-west France offers more than just good surf and beaches. Head for Mimizan, Hossegor and Guéthary... read more »
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Andrew Grube's father wasn't a veteran, but he's the reason the Marine Corps JROTC cadet put on his dress blues and went to Susquehanna Memorial Gardens Saturday.
Scott Grube was a friend to many veterans and active-duty military personnel when he died unexpectedly Wednesday.
"I wanted to honor my father by helping honor the veterans" buried at the cemetery, said Andrew, a Dallastown freshman. "I wanted to come out here to give them my support."
Andrew and his fellow cadets were among dozens taking part in local wreath-laying services Saturday, held along with the national Wreaths Across America Day. Thousands of wreaths were laid in cemeteries nationwide, including those at Arlington National Cemetery.
Locally, wreaths were laid in both Susquehanna Memorial Gardens in York and Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery in Glen Rock. A wreath was placed at the Veterans Memorial Gold Star Healing and Peace Garden earlier in the week to commemorate the occasion.
Lt. Col. Joseph P. Innerst, Dallastown JROTC instructor, who gave the cadets their instructions Saturday, said the purpose of the JROTC "is to build better citizens."
One such citizen was Marine Sgt. Christopher Wrinkle, a 2001 Dallastown graduate, who died in a barracks fire in Afghanistan in July 2011. Wrinkle's mother, Joan Snyder, organized the event at Susquehanna Memorial Gardens, where he's buried.
Innerst said his cadets, by participating in the wreath laying, learn about the cost of freedom -- something he knows firsthand.
"Chris Wrinkle, I put him in the Marine Corps," Innerst said. "This is a particularly difficult issue for me. I put that man in the Marine Corps. It's my cross to bear."
Wrinkle was one of 780 veterans whose graves were adorned with a wreath Saturday.
Sandy Brenner said 780 wreaths is not enough.
As the department president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Pennsylvania Veterans of Foreign Wars, Brenner wants to see all veterans honored.
"Every veteran deserves a wreath at their grave," she said.
Staff Sgt. Drake Pugh, a sophomore at Northeastern High School and the cadet commander of the Civil Air Patrol York Composite Squadron 301, said participating in Wreaths Across America for the first time was an honor.
"These are our brothers in arms," he said. "They're our family."
As he was laying the wreaths at the graves of those brothers, Pugh paused to consider the contribution they made to his way of life.
"I thought of the sacrifice they made and the hardship a lot of people won't have to go through in their life thanks to them," Pugh said.
Saturday wasn't Lt. Leo Grenier's first time participating with Wreaths Across America, but the public affairs officer for the Civil Air Patrol, said the importance of the somber event wasn't lost on him.
"It isn't just awesome -- it's overwhelming," he said. "The amount of respect we show to our brothers and sisters is overwhelming."
A moment of silence for victims of Connecticut shooting
People gathered at Susquehanna Memorial Gardens to commemorate national Wreaths Across America Day Saturday took a moment to remember the sacrifice of all veterans, and also to remember those "who lost their lives in Newtown, Conn.," on Friday.
Sandy Brenner, department president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Pennsylvania Veterans of Foreign Wars and the mother of former York Mayor John Brenner, acknowledged the youth participating in the ceremony Saturday. Groups like the Marine Corp JROTC from Dallastown Area High School and the Civil Air Patrol York Composite Squadron, "help us get through tragedies like we had in Connecticut" Saturday, she said.
About Wreaths Across America
Wreaths Across America started in 1992 when a wreath company in Maine had a surplus of wreaths during the holiday season.
The owner sent the wreaths to Arlington National Cemetery to honor veterans buried there. Over the years, others joined in sending wreaths to Arlington, and the effort grew to include other national cemeteries.
Wreaths are acquired through sponsorships and donations. To sponsor a wreath for the 2013 Wreaths Across America Day, visit wreathsacrossamerica.org. Sponsorships can be made for specific sites, including Susquehanna Memorial Gardens and Glen Rock.
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What to do for Chinese New Year in London
Boris Johnson has said: "London's Chinese New Year celebrations will be without doubt an early highlight of 2013. Bringing hundreds of thousands of people into central London." If you've done it before, you'll know that those crowds can be annoying rather than uplifting. If you're joining the throng in Chinatown, here are some of the special events – so you can plan a route through the crowd in advance. Kung Hei Fat Choy!
Concealed behind a jade-coloured door in Soho's Gerrard Street is a surprisingly sophisticated cocktail bar. It's been open since last November but Dre Masso, one of the owners, is still adding tweaks to the menu and refining the decor. Inside, it evokes a bohemian turn-of-the-century opium den with nice details like apothecary bottles with labels written in Chinese. Cocktails are imaginative and served with plenty of pizzazz by the knowledgeable bartenders. Dry ice, orange blossom spray and colour-changing alchemy all add to the theatre at the bartender's table. The short dim sum menu has modern twists on the classics. The Har Gau (Xiā jiǎ) is made with king prawns rather than traditional shrimp and the prawn toast, made with thick lumps of lobster, is a big improvement on the usual dry, tasteless crusts. From Thursday 7 to Monday 10 February, it's hosting a series of special Chinese New Year events, including face-painting, fortune-telling and bespoke cocktails such as "Year of the snakebite and blackcurrant" made with plum, ginseng and lychee wines and a homemade lemon sorbet. Dim sum starts at £6.50 and cocktails are around £12. www.opiumchinatown.com
If you want to push the boat out, on the 9th February, School of Wok are hosting gourmet walking tours of Chinatown. For £188 you can go to a Chinese bakery, supermarket and a cafe for light lunch, then take part in a three hour cookery class and 30 minute wine tasting. www.schoolofwok.co.uk
London's Chinatown is putting on its annual festival in the biggest celebration outside of Asia, with fireworks, a "flying lion" dance, a firecracker display and musicians including Emmy the Great, Paul Potts and Noah and The Whale. Traditional Chinese arts and crafts and food stands will pack the streets. The celebrations will open with a traditional "eye-dotting" ceremony, not in Chinatown, but in Trafalgar Square at noon on Sunday 10th February. "Dotting the Eye" refers in particular to the Chinese tradition of painting in the eye of the Chinese lion before the start of the lion dance to awaken the spirit of the lion. Get there an hour before to ensure a good view. www.chinatownlondon.orgchinatown, Chinese new year, CNY, cocktails, cooking, crowds, dim sum, dining, Emmy the Great, food, going out, Kung Hei Fat Choy, Year of the snake
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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER)-- The 13th annual Bangor Rubber Duck Race takes place on Saturday, September 11 on the Kenduskeag Stream in downtown Bangor.
The Bangor Rubber Duck Race is an exciting family and community event. The rubber ducks will dive off the foot bridge behind the Pickering Square Garage and float to the finish line at the Central Street Bridge. Sponsors of the winning ducks will win one of several great prizes and there will also be a prize for the last duck to cross the finish line.
NEWS CENTER's Melissa Kim is the honorary chairperson and will be there to help start the race.
You can participate by sponsoring one or more ducks. The sponsors of the winning ducks do not need to be present to receive a prize. Sponsorship forms are available at Good Samaritan Agency, and several greater Bangor area locations, or by calling "Duck Central" at 942-7211.


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(4)At Cosmos Lima Rd. Got called for Toledo, so I'm leaving at 0930. Thanks. Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Smartphone At Cosmos Lima Rd. Got called for
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Stunning !
By Jordone
from Vancouver
This ring is absolutely stunning! The design, shape, and sparkle of the diamond is very incredible!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Tycoon for Diamonelle Ballerina rings are the most gorgeous of the entire line up. They are perfectly detailed, sparkling, and gorgeous design. I am extremely happy with this ring and want to get the whole collection. Thank you for designing such an amazing piece of perfection!
Sparkling and Brilliant!
I have purchased a lot of Tycoon rings in the past, but the ballerina rings are simply brilliant! I love the sparkle <3 To say this ring is Stunning is an understatement. It is simply to die for!
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Stunningly perfect
By Junebug
from Vancouver Island
I purchased the Garnet ring and it is so stunning! My husband is even impressed. It is so beautiful that I even had a waitress in a restaurant all over it - she continued to ooh and ahh and gush over it during the whole meal. I will certainly purchase another Tycoon product.
Dainty, Sparkly
By J.C.K.
from VANCOUVER
This ring was part of my first purchase from the Tycoon for Diamonelle line. I chose tanzanite, white and yellow diamond thinking I'd be returning at least one. All three are unique in their own way so I am keeping them all. The setting is feminine, pretty and the sparkle of the stones is outstanding.
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Mine looks and feels like Plastic !
By Deborah
from Ottawa
I purchased the Garnet colour ring. It is so light and the clear baguettes look like plastic. I do not why, maybe I got a dud. I am happy that the people who bought this are delighted and satisfied with theirs. Unfortunately, mine is on the way back to tsc.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Gorgeous, but unbelievably big
By Linda
from Calgary
This piece (as most from Tycoon collection) is an extraordinary style. Unfortunately it is so big and over the top that it doesn't look realistic. I love Tycoon styles, I truly wish they would downsize their pieces just a smidge so they would be believable. Some customers won't care, but I think there are many of us who do as Dimonelle loses a lot of us in this line. Please bring it back a wee bit smaller and I'll be one of the first to buy ( and keep) it!
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By G.E.
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My sister ordered this for me when it was the today showstopper. It just arrived this morning and my eyes hit the floor. It is stunning! I have the yellow center stone and it is amazing. Love it. Definitely worth the money. Thank you diamonelle!
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I got my beautiful ring in the clear option just yesterday. It surpassed all my expectations and I just cannot stop looking at it on my finger.......it looks just like diamonds in 18 carat gold.....Fabulous and I cannot believe the price....grab one if you can
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By Classychassy (Heather)
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This ring is a 10+ not a 5, lol. I ordered this in all 3 of the silver colors, tanzanite, ruby and canary colors. They came in today and OH MY!! I managed to order the earrings and the necklaces the day before the showstopper came on and so glad I did. I am in love with all 3 stunning colors, these pieces look like they are worth thousands of $! Well done Tycoon, I am keeping all THREE colors in the sets I ordered and ty for the great prices and high end quality we have come to know of you.


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Two Hwy 65 median crossovers closing in late April or early May
Uncontrolled crossings closing ahead of 2014 pavement improvement project
ROSEVILLE, Minn. — Two median crossovers separating northbound and southbound Highway 65 in Fridley will close permanently in late April or early May depending on the weather.
The crossovers are closing in an effort to improve safety at both intersections.
The crossovers are located at Fireside Drive/Center Circle north of 73rd Avenue N.E. and at 68th Avenue N.E. Motorists will still be able to make right turns in or out of either of these intersections and the side streets to Highway 65 will also be accessible.
The closings are in advance of a Highway 65 resurfacing project scheduled for 2014. The project will include complete resurfacing of the roadway between 53rd Avenue N.E. in Fridley and County Road 10 in Spring Lake Park.
In addition, the 2014 project will include pedestrian and bus stop safety enhancements, drainage and guardrail replacements and upgrades.
Improvements to the Spring Lake Park High School pedestrian bridge, which spans Highway 65 at 80th Avenue N.E. will take place in May 2013.
Nearby residents and businesses can learn more about the corridor improvement schedule at an upcoming open house on Tuesday, April 9, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in rooms 114 and 116 of the Fridley Community Center at 6085 7th St NE, Fridley. MnDOT and City of Fridley Representatives will be on hand to outline these closures and highlight next year's construction. Project layouts and other information will be on display.
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Hinata comes sprinting down the street (your Neji)
"I-I j-just k-kissed N-Naruto!!!" ~Hinata
"YOU WHAT?!" ~Neji
"I-I t-tripped and f-fell on N-Naruto! W-What should I d-do now?!" ~Hinata
"I'm going to tell Uncle then I'm going to go kick Naruto's butt." ~Neji
"No you can't do that!!!" ~Hinata
"Watch me. You know I'm stronger than you." *gets up and walks to his uncle while he's meditating* ~Neji
"Neji don't please!!!" ~Hinata
Neji ignores her begging. Softly slides the door open and sees Uncle sitting on the mat. Uncle lifts one eye seeing Neji and sighs*
"Hello." *bows* "It seems Hinata kissed Naruto." ~Neji
"Neji…" ~Hinata whispers softly
"What do you expect me to do about it?" ~Uncle
"It's forbidden Uncle. You know Hinata and Naruto will never be together. Let me fight him." ~Neji
"Hinata can handle her own problems, and Naruto has beaten you once already proving that he is exceptionally strong. I see nothing wrong with it." ~Uncle
"B-But…fine." *looks away and walks away not bother to look at Hinata* ~Neji
"Thank you Father." *Bows shuts door and follows Neji* "Why are y-you so u-upset?" ~Hinata
"Teh." *looks away and walks the door to house* ~Neji
"Cousin, please I want to understand!" *Follows Neji* ~Hinata
"Go away I don't need sympathy." ~Neji
"It's not sympathy. I just want to understand why you don't like Naruto. Why do you hate him so much?" ~Hinata
*looks at Hinata with his Byakugan activated and slowly walks towards her* ~Neji
"N-Neji what-what are you d-doing?" *eyes widen a little* ~Hinata
"Tell me…why do you like Naruto? He doesn't notice you and compared to Naruto your weak…" * Still walking towards Hinata* ~Neji
"I…he…he's himself…he doesn't try to be someone he's not… he has no fears, and does anything he puts his mind to… he's amazing." *blushes & pokes her fingers together* ~Hinata
"Teh… you make me sick." * Quickly uses his hand and starts striking her chakra points & slams her against the wall* "Die!" ~Neji
"Stop, p-please, why do you always hurt others when you're angry?" ~Hinata
"Shut up." punches her in the gut and throws her to the ground* ~Neji
"Please stop!" *Tears form in the corner of her eyes* "Please…" ~Hinata
*Smirks and keeps punching her* ~Neji
"STOP!!!" *Hinata jumps up and starts hitting all of Nejis' Chakra points* ~Hinata
*Easily dodges all the hits and decreases her charka all the way causing her to cough up blood. Uncle quickly comes seeing a huge mess* "W-What the hell?" ~Uncle
"U-Uncle..." *Hinata says weakly* ~Hinata
"NEJI! WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING?" ~Uncle
"DIE!" *uses his fist to try and decrease her chakra further* ~Neji
*Hinata screams* *crashing sound from behind Neji*
"Don't hurt Hinata!!!" *Punches Neji* ~Naruto
*catches Naruto's fist and starts decreasing his chakra* ~Neji
*picks up Hinata quickly and steps away from the battle* ~Uncle
"What the…" *Slips out of Nejis grip and jumps back a couple of feet* ~Naruto
"Naruto…" ~Hinata
*Smirks and stands still in a fighting stance* ~Neji
"Get ready to be taken down again!" *uses shadow clone jutsu, hundreds of clones attack Neji, meanwhile Naruto prepares his ultimate attack* "Now!!!" *Naruto's launched towards Neji by clones, all other clones disappear, Neji is left beaten up and defenseless* "RASENGAN!!!" ~Naruto
*Gets hit by Rasengan on his stomach and gets slammed into the wall, and knocked unconscious* ~Neji
*Goes over to Hinata & Uncle* ~Naruto
"Hinata are you alright?" ~Naruto
"Y-Yes I-I am. Thank y-you." ~Hinata *all bruised up*
*Lets Hinata stand on her own* ~Uncle
"Is anything broken? He didn't hurt you to bad did he?" ~Naruto
"N-No…I'm okay." ~Hinata
"Is there anything you need?" ~Naruto
"I'll take Neji to his room." picks up Neji and goes away* ~Uncle
*blushes* "N-no…" *pokes her fingers* ~Hinata
"Ha-ha…" *Smiles* ~Naruto
"He he…J" *blushes and smiles back* ~Hinata
"Guess what." *Smiles* ~Naruto
"Wh-what?" ~Hinata
"You're really cute when you blush." *blushes himself and smiles* ~Naruto
*turns red like a tomato* "Th-thank you." ~Hinata
"Um… about earlier… when you… y'know… kissed me…" *blushes* ~Naruto
*blushes more* "Y-yea w-what about I-it? ~Hinata
"Well…I…well…do you like me?" ~Naruto
"Well…" *starts poking her fingers and blushes* "I don't like you…I love you…" ~Hinata
"Really……can I tell you a secret that no one else knows about?" ~Naruto
"S-sure." ~Hinata
"Well I… you know how I'm always chasing after Sakura?" ~Naruto
'Y-yea… wh-what about I-it?" ~Hinata
"Well I only chased after her because I didn't think a girl like you would go for… a guy like me…the truth is I really like you Hinata… I love you… more than anything in the world…" *blushing more than Hinata* ~Naruto
*Blushes and slowly walks to Naruto and gently kisses him* ~Hinata
"Hinata, Neji is asleep so you could…" *Uncle seeing Naruto and Hinata kissing stops talking and slowly backs away* ~Uncle
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I started shooting High Dynamic Range (commonly known as HDR) images roughly 2 years ago. I don't shoot many (26 in my flickr gallery), but I enjoy shooting them. The gondola rail car in the photo above is the best one I have shot I think. Shooting HDR takes patience, at least with older dSLR's like my Olympus E-510. Newer camera models, mainly ones that have arrived in the last 6-12 months, might have enough exposure bracketing built in to them to accomplish HDR captures with one click of the shutter release. Still others might have had a firmware update to accomplish this. It is my biggest hope that whatever Olympus brings out to replace the E-3 will have this feature.
I could write a tutorial on taking HDR images, but really, it would pale in comparison to the master, so I'll let you have a look at Trey Ratcliff's HDR Tutorial instead. I would also encourage you to check out his new book – "A World in HDR".
After the captures, you need software. I have been using Photomatix HDR since I started doing HDR images, and highly recommend it. Trey does too, and he has even worked out a 15% discount with Photomatix (follow the link to see how to get it). Once again, Trey tells us the best way to use the software. For me personally, I usually play with a couple different settings in Photomatix to get the photo looking just the way I want to. For the gondola above, I think there were 4 versions, this one being the best (in my eyes). I would encourage you to experiment as well, and get the look that pleases you the most.
If you are looking for inspiration in other people's HDR work, or if you have your own portfolio of images to show people, you need to take a look at hdrspotting.com. This collection of images is extraordinary, and I hope I produce something worthy of inclusion. To become a contributor, you need to obtain an invitation code. While it is not clear to me how people get codes to give away, if you watch #hdrspotting on Twitter or ask around in the HDR group on Facebook, you should see a code pop up. I will post them to my Twitter feed if they ever come my way.
If you are a flickr user, you should look into the HDR and Photomatix groups. Great pictures and discussions happen in both.
Get out and try your hand at HDR, and put links to your pictures in the comments below. I love seeing what other people do with this new type of imagery.


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Hello all I'm new here. Ron suggested I introduce myself here.
A little about myself:
I'm fairly new to recumbent riding. I bought my Short Wheel Base, SWB Vision R40 with Over Seat Steering, OSS, last September. I'm wondering why I didn't buy one sooner. I don't even have 400 miles on it yet. I'm still developing my 'bent legs and lungs. Its a whole lot differant then riding a upright.
My wife of 10.5 years live in Sioux City, Iowa. No kids, yet.
I belong to the Siouxland Cyclists, Inc. bike club. I have done RAGBRAI once in 1998, loved it hope to do it again. I love doing organized rides as well as charity rides. I just got done doing a ride in Des Moines, Iowa called Mayors Annual Ride, or MAR. In May I am doing a ride in Ankeny, Iowa called Another Dam Bike Ride. And this year in June I am doing the Iowa MS 150 chairity ride, it finally returned to Iowa. Next year I am doing the Heartland AIDS Ride, it goes from the Twin Cities in Minn. to Chicago, Ill. I alos ride the scheduled bike club rides as well.
So thats it. Any questions feel free to ask. And I hope I'm welcome here.


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"[Like] Vincent Price reading you a bedtime story.... North Coast does it again! ...This beer floored me. ...Everything about this beer is strong in a sophisticated way."
"This ale is truly the champagne of bottle beers (Miller take note)." "[An] exquisite creation."
Reminiscent of North Coast Brewing's Gold Medal-winning Twentieth Anniversary Ale, North Coast Grand Cru is brewed with pilsner malt and agave nectar, then aged in oak bourbon barrels.
We've had a good time exploring the brewing possibilities outside of the standard beer styles. North Coast Grand Cru doesn't fit neatly into any established category. We brew it exclusively with Pils malt with an addition of agave nectar in the kettle. The beer is then fermented with the same Belgian yeast that we use to ferment our North Coast Brewing Le Merle. It's subtle, complex and lightly hopped with a deceptive 12.5% ABV, and aging it in oak gives this unique beer an extra dimension. The result is really "champagne-like."
North Coast Grand Cru is available in 500 ML bottles with a cork and wire finish and in 1/6 BBL kegs in limited markets throughout the country.


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Report: Players complained about Texas Tech MBB coach Billy Gillispie's coaching style; Gillispie hospitalized Friday
ESPN college basketball reporters Andy Katz and Jason King reported Friday several Texas Tech players met with the university's compliance department and athletic director Kirby Hocutt earlier in the week to discuss how many hours men's basketball head coach Billy Gillispie is working them.
Gillispie, coincidentally, was hospitalized Friday in Lubbock.
"Compliance wanted to know what's going on," a current player told Katz and King. "(The meeting) was about a lot of stuff that goes on in practice, everything within the program, the way we're being coached, the relationship we've got with our coach, practice hours and stuff like that."
The player said the players believe Gillispie is a good coach but that the head coach breaks them down and does not build them back up.
A second player said the players aren't asking for Gillispie's job but some players might leave if Gillispie stays.
"The feeling is that some guys will leave if (Gillispie) stays, maybe some of the new guys or some of the old guys," the second player told Katz and King. "We all have to talk to our families first."
Six non-seniors left the Red Raider basketball team at the end of last season.
The players added they like the assistant coaches — Chris Walker, Jeremy Cox and Bubba Jennings.


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Reflection of Life
Mr. Eric Walls
Alpha Omega
September 16, 1987 - ----------------------- October 12, 2012
"The Lord is my light and my salvation; who shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; whom shall I be afraid. Psalms 27:1
Funeral service and full military rites for Eric Wall will be held Saturday, October 20, 2012, 11:00 am Hampton District Two Auditorium, Estill, SC with burial in the Goodwill Cemetery, Estill, SC. I expect to pass through this world but once; therefore, any good that I can do, or kindness that I can show to mankind, I always obliged, for I always knew that I would never pass this way again. These words describe the character of Eric Walls, that amazing son of Richard and Diane Walls who was born in Beaufort, South Carolina on September 16, 1987.
Eric's life should not be measured by his twenty-five years on earth but should be measured by the lives he touched in many special ways. On Friday, October 12, 2012, the one we loved so dearly stepped across the threshold that we called death. He had an appointment with his Heavenly Father, the giver and taker of life.
Eric was affectionately given several nicknames by his family and friends. Some called him "Lil Man", "Polo Man", "Short Can", "Double E", and others referred to him as"E-40". He was educated in the public schools of Hampton District 2 and was a 2005 graduate of Estill High School. He was an athletic individual and played on the varsity basketball team. In 2008, he joined the United States Army. In 2011, he and his "battle buddies" were deployed to serve a tour of duty in Afghanistan. After returning to the states, he was employed by Wal-Mart.
Eric was very strong willed, passionate and determined individual when it came to achieving his goals. A person of very few words but he valued his special relationships with his family and friends. He was a devoted and loving father to his daughter (A'Layah J. Walls) and held a special place in his heart for Ms. Latoya Wright. Eric's favorite NFL team was the Denver Broncos. His favorite NBA team was the Chicago Bulls. Eric was a man of colors and enjoyed fashion and style especially; Ralph Lauren.
He is predeceased in death by: grandfathers, Reburnon Walls and Adolf Gaskins; great-grandparents, Kittie Ann Brantley, Frank and Lucille Homes, Sr.
Eric leaves to cherish his memories: His loving mother and father, Mrs. Diane and Mr. Richard Walls, Furman, SC; daughter, Little Misses A'Layah J. Walls, Gifford, SC, Two brothers, Mr. Richard Jr. (Shayla) Walls, Varnville, SC and Mr. Jamal Walls, Furman, SC; Grandparents, Pastor and Elder Claretha and James Housey Sr., Estill, SC, Maggie Gaskins, Hardeeville, SC, and Inez Walls, Luray, SC; Great-grandfather, Ben Cohen, Ridgeland, SC; one niece, Little Misses Ja'Naya Walls, Varnville, SC; one nephew, Little Master D'Quavien Tyquell Walls, Hampton, SC; special friend, LaToya Wright, Gifford, SC; Special cousin, Charles Walls, Luray, SC; God sister, Ashley Haynes, Furman, SC; host of aunts, uncles, other relatives, special friends, and his military unit.


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Healdsburg's beloved Villa Chanticleer has been run by the city for more than a half-century, but steady losses are prompting plans to lease it to an outside operator.
The City Council agreed this week that it makes sense to start crafting a plan to solicit proposals from private entities interested in running the Villa.
The idea is to outsource operation of the Villa as a high-end special-event venue, but also keep it as a community gathering place.
"This is a community treasure. It's an important part of the community and the history of Healdsburg," said Jay Tripathi, who chaired a city subcommittee to review the Villa operation and make recommendations on how to make it profitable.
Since 2008, the city has lost $513,000 running the Villa, averaging more than $102,000 annually.
Officials acknowledge the city is not best suited to operate it as both a community center and a special-event venue without running up a deficit. Redevelopment money has been used to cover the gap, but those funds evaporated when the state eliminated redevelopment agencies.
City officials believe a private entity could manage multiple events simultaneously in each of the several distinct areas of the Villa. Also, an independent operator could still offer preferred pricing for residents and local nonprofit groups, preserving their historical annual event dates at the Villa.
That's of particular concern to American Legion members, who showed up at Monday's council meeting to emphasize their longtime association with the Villa. They hold the liquor license at the Villa and also use an annex for their meetings.
"It's not our intention in any way to push the veterans out," said City Councilman Jim Wood. "We respect the Legion and everything they've done there."
Wood also said the city needs to respect the concerns of dog lovers, who want assurances the adjacent dog park on city property won't be relocated.


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A local agronomy school for farmers will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 28 at Conesville United Methodist Church.
Topics will include weed management, precision ag update, manure nutrient management, high input soybeans and more relating to soybeans, corn and other commercial agricultural crops.
The cost is $20, which includes, breakfast, lunch and a copy of the 2014 weed control guide. Crop advisory credits also are available.
Register by Jan. 17 by calling the Coshocton County Ohio State University Extension Office at 740-622-2265 or by visiting www.go.osu.edu/AgSchool.


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No wonder some political opposition was making it harder for U.S. troops to vote next month. A new poll by the Military Times finds members of the American military going overwhelmingly for Republican Mitt Romney two-to-one over their current Democrat commander-in-chief.
According to the widely-read newspaper, the professional core of the U.S. military strongly supports Romney based on two top criteria: character and the economy.
Even for a hardened Chicago machine pol, the results have to sting, given the number of photo ops and other efforts invested in wooing the troops by Obama, his wife, vice president and his wife. When the last troops returned from Iraq, Obama even had Michelle give them a speech in addition to his.
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Team Anna should start playing part in politics. India is corrupt and failed state.
Anna should form political party and team Anna goes politics is the most intelligent move. Anna has given shape to the movement and it is going to be foûrth front. I salute Anna for such intelligent move.
tim anna should not politics, ranjan chandra P. o.-Rampurhat , Dt- Birbhum W.B.
India will be a failed rotten state if we we do not fix this corruption. We are with you Anna.
Hats of to those in this movement for doing big sacrifice. I'm not sure whether enering in politics would make difference in country of over 1 biliion. A very small pie for such large nos of people. Look how people in US reacts with 8-9% unemployement.
Any people anywhere, being inclined and having the power, have the right to rise up, and shake off the existing government, and form a new one that suits them better. This is a most valuable - a most sacred right - a right, which we hope and believe, is to liberate the world.
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If you think you can fix the system then go ahead and do it, Be the change you want to see in the world.
If you take out the corrupt and the right people don't take over then you leave the void for the corrupt to rise again. Revolution are nor easy and they are rarely without any pain. If our experience servers us then we should be prepared for riots, attacks by puppets of our politicians and then blaming outside hand.
its so correct a standing salute to all the new party forming, in which candidates are actually going to be one who are educated, social workers, no money and liquor thrown into this all is going to be for only people and by the people and for the people ..! something new has to be there all parties are corrupt now ..! lets support all in full fledge to our India to be a better place to live like Jay Praksah narayan did once ..! love the team and Hindustan too ..!
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As long as you have your login credentials and have signed into Online Banking at least once, there is no additional enrollment required to use our Mobile Banking service. Just download the App or go to www.botw.com from your mobile browser and enter your Online Banking user name and password to get started.
Default Account Nicknames will be assigned when you access our Mobile Banking service the first time, or enroll in Text Banking. You can create your own unique Account Nicknames by logging into Online Banking and going to Mobile Banking settings. Each mobile account nickname must be unique, contain one to seven characters, and can include letters or numbers, but no spaces or special characters.
Tip: Choose short nicknames that are easy to type on your mobile device, as you will be entering them regularly while using Text Banking.
Your mobile account nicknames will not replace the account names or nicknames defined in Online Banking.
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Account Nicknames are names assigned to your accounts to protect your information while using Mobile Banking and Text Banking. Account Nicknames enable us to better protect your account information by not using your actual account numbers. And you have the added convenience of quickly recognizing your accounts based on nicknames you set up.
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Yes, you can change your Mobile PIN via your Bank of the West Mobile App. All you have to do is go to More Menu on your Bank of the West Mobile App and select Change Mobile PIN.
Yes, you can use ATM/Branch Search either without entering your user name and password or logging in.
Can I use the same user name and Password for Bank of the West Mobile App that I use for Bank of the West Online?
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Quick Balance allows you to view your account balances without logging in. Quick Balance will not be enabled when you first download the Bank of the West mobile app on your device. You can turn Quick Balance on by logging in and tapping More; the first option there allows you to turn the feature on and off at any time.
Important note: When the Quick Balance feature is active (on), anyone who has access to your device can view the balances displayed in the Quick Balance feature. You always have the ability to turn off Quick Balance from the More Menu. BancWest Investment Services Accounts are not included in Quick Balance.
The first five accounts you see when you log in to Mobile Banking will also appear in your Quick Balance list. This includes the following types of accounts:
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- Savings
- Money Market
- Credit Cards
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Yes. Simply log in to the app and manage your Quick Balance feature to choose which account balances, up to five, you want to see.
You can turn off Quick Balance by logging into the mobile banking app, going to More Menu and turning the Quick Balance switch to the off position.
As long as you have existing Online Banking login credentials and have logged in to Online Banking at least once, there is no additional enrollment step required to use Mobile Banking. Download the iPhone®, iPad® or Android™ app, open the Mobile Banking App by tapping the icon on your smartphone, and then enter your login information (user name and password) you use for Online Banking.
Quick Balance only works on the Bank of the West apps for iPhone,® Android™, and iPad®. To obtain the Quick Balance feature, you must go to the "More" Menu in the App, turn the Quick Balance Feature on.
Your Bank of the West Mobile App will be locked after the third invalid user name and Password entry. You can unlock your account by simply calling us at 1-800-488-2265 Option 3.
Our Mobile Banking App is available at no cost to Bank of the West customers enrolled in Online Banking who use an iPad®, iPhone®, or Android™ device. Your mobile services provider may charge you fees that may relate to online and data usage. Be sure to check with your mobile services provider for clarification on any data, sms or usage charges that may apply.
Yes, "Remember Me" only saves your user name and not your password. Furthermore, only four characters of your user name are displayed and the rest will be masked.
This feature provides you quick information on all the mobile App features that are available to you. Helpful Hints is available on the iPhone®, iPad®, and Android™ apps. Access Helpful Hints from the "More Menu" in the Mobile Banking App.
Bank of the West offers Apps for iPhone®, iPad® and Android™ devices. Our Mobile Banking App allows you to easily and securely check account balances, deposit checks, pay bills and more – with a free, convenient downloadable app.
- Quick Balance lets you swipe to view your account balances without logging in
- Deposit checks remotely by taking a picture
- Pay bills and people in just a few seconds
- Find nearby ATMs and Branches
The Mobile Banking App is available as a free download for iPad®, iPhone®, and Android™ devices in the Apple App Store and Google Play.
To use our Mobile Banking App, you need:
- A Bank of the West checking or savings account
- An Bank of the West Online Banking user name and password established
- A supported mobile device for iPhone®, iPad® or Android™ applications that has access to the Internet and is able to download mobile applications
- An account on the Apple Appstore (for iPhone® and iPad® users) or an account on the Google Play store for Android™ phone users
More Menu, on the Mobile Banking Apps, contains a list of additional menu options that you can select. These options are:
- ATM/Branch Search
- Helpful Hints
- Call Contact Center
- Change Mobile PIN
- Register For SMS Banking
- Terms and Conditions.
The Mobile Banking App provides a convenient alternate way to log into your mobile banking session. You can setup a Mobile PIN which is a six to eight-digit numeric code that is an alternate to the Online Banking password.. It eases your login process as you don't have to enter your alpha-numeric password which may be cumbersome on a mobile device. Instead all you have to do to login to the App is simply type in your user name and PIN.
It is our convenient new feature that lets you view your account balances without having to log in to the Bank of the West Mobile App. Quick Balance only works with the Bank of the West App apps for iPhone®, Android™ smartphones and iPad®. You can view the most recent Available Balances on up to five Accounts selected by us. The Account nicknames and balances will display on the login screen when you pull on the gripper found on the app login page.
It is our new feature that remembers your log-in user name so that you don't need to enter it each time you login. After turning on "Remember Me" from the login screen, all you need to do is enter your password or pin in order to login.
In order to use Bill Pay from your mobile device the following steps should be completed in advance:
- Make sure your account is enabled for Bill Pay.
- Login to Online Banking and setup your Billers and eBills.
- Then when you login to mobile banking just navigate to the Bill Pay service, select an eBill or a biller to pay from the list, review the payment details, and confirm the payment.
Simply tell us the amount you wish to pay and when you want the money to be withdrawn from your Bank of the West checking account.
Bill Pay lets you pay your bills in a quick and easy way. Save the cost of a stamp for each payment you make, and know exactly when the amount will be withdrawn from your account. Plus, you can see all of your payment information at a glance in your account transaction history. All you have to do to pay bills is set up your payees in Online Banking. Then when you login to Mobile Banking you can schedule your payment quickly and conveniently. Your payment will be sent and the money from your account will be deducted automatically.
You can add a payee to Bill Pay in any of three ways:
- Add a payee using their phone number.
- Search for a payee by entering a company name.
- Take a photo of a paper bill stub you've received using your mobile device's camera.
To get started, log in to our Bank of the West Mobile App or Mobile Web Banking and go to the Bill Pay tab at the bottom of your screen.
The Bank of the West mobile app now comes with a new photo capture feature. It allows you to automatically add a payee to Bill Pay by simply snapping a picture of the detachable stub portion of any paper bill you've received. Once the photo is taken, the app captures name and address information for your payee.
Simply follow these steps on your mobile device:
- Log in to the Bank of the West Mobile Banking app.
- Tap the Payments tab and select Make a Payment.
- Select Add a New Payee, then Take Photo of Bill Stub.
- Tear off your paper bill stub.
- Hold your device directly over the bill stub.
- Fit all four corners of the bill stub within the corner guides on your screen.
- The app will take a picture automatically.
- Review the payee information that appears, and submit.
You can make up to 5 deposits per day as a new customer and up to 10 deposits per day as an established customer.
Mobile Deposit feature is only available with the Bank of the West app for iPhone®, iPad® and Android™. Mobile Deposit will work with all iPhones® 3GS and later, iPad® 2 and later, as well as most recent Android™ phones. Mobile Deposit will not be supported on the iPod Touch®.
Mobile deposit is only available on the iPhone®, Android™, or iPad® app. This feature is available at no cost and lets you deposit a check by using the camera in your mobile device. Simply take a picture of the front and back of your endorsed check and submit it for deposit to your Bank of the West Checking or Savings account. Mobile Deposit allows you to skip lines and avoid the hassle of rushing to a branch to deposit a check. Now you can deposit a check safely and conveniently from the comfort of your home or office.
Mobile Deposit limits:
The following deposit limits apply to the combined total of deposits you can make to your Bank of the West accounts using the Mobile Deposit Service in a month:
Standard Limit:
0- 90 Days after account opened - $500.00 each business day / $1,000.00 each month.
After 90 days of account opening - $2,500 each business day / $5,000 each month.
After 180 days of account opening accounts may be eligible for higher mobile deposit limits. Conditions apply. Account must be open a minimum of 180 days and be in good standing. Account may not have any overdrafts within the previous 90 days. Limits are subject to change at any time.
Enhanced Mobile Deposit Limit
No daily limit / $10,000 each month.
Customer must maintain an average monthly balance in all commonly owned deposit accounts of $5,000 or greater for the prior three (3) calendar month period and cumulative deposits made within the prior two (2) calendar month period must be $10,000 or greater.
Power Mobile Deposit Limit
No daily limit / $15,000 each month.
Customer must maintain an average monthly balance in all commonly owned deposit accounts of $10,000 or greater for the prior three (3) calendar month period and cumulative deposits made within the prior two (2) calendar month period must be $25,000 or greater.
Presentment of Checks and Items to Drawee Bank. The manner in which the checks or items are cleared, presented for payment, and collected shall be in our at sole discretion and is subject to the Deposit Account Disclosure governing your Account.
The Minimum Deposit Limit is $0.01 per check.
Deposits are subject to verification and will not be available for immediate withdrawal.
Encryption scrambles the information sent to and from your phone to mitigate the risk of a third party intercepting confidential information. Information sent and received using our Mobile Apps and Mobile Web service is encrypted using the same security technology as Online Banking.
Text Banking does not send any confidential information to or from your phone, nor does it store any confidential information on your phone. However, text messages are not as secure as other forms of Mobile Banking.as they are not encrypted. Therefore Bank of the West highly recommends that you periodically delete all received and sent text messages from your phone.
Bank of the West Mobile Banking provides secure access to your accounts using industry standard security encryption technology. We have taken additional steps to ensure the safety of your banking information such as never storing account numbers, account balances, checks images or other confidential data on the device. The banking session will also time out after five minutes of inactivity and require reentry of the login information to get back in.
Customers are advised to never store passwords and other confidential information on the mobile device. Customers should also exercise great caution about "jail-breaking" their phones as doing so makes the phone vulnerable to viruses and malicious apps. Bank of the West does not support "Jail-Broken" or "Rooted" phones.
Our Mobile Banking App and Mobile Web use encryption to keep your information secure and confidential. We do not store any confidential information on your phone. All accounts numbers are masked in mobile banking for added security.
Text Banking does not send any confidential information about you or your accounts to or from the mobile device. Similar to ATM receipts, full account numbers are never displayed in text banking. Furthermore, we recommend that you use account nicknames that do not include any digits from your account numbers.
What if I believe my user name, password, code or PIN has become known or an unauthorized transaction has occurred via my mobile device?
Notify us immediately by calling Bank of the West's Contact Center at 1-800 488-2265 (option 3).
You should log in to Online Banking and update your mobile preferences with the new number.
In the unfortunate event your mobile device is either lost or stolen, report it immediately to your mobile carrier. Then you should immediately call the Bank of the West Contact Center at 1-800-488-2265 (option 3) to either suspend or de-register your mobile device from being used in Mobile Banking and Text Banking.
Our Mobile Banking App and Mobile Web services do not store confidential information onto your phone. However, we recommend that you never store your login password(s) in the notepad or address book of your mobile device.
For Text Banking, the only information "stored" on your phone is in the form of your old text messages, which do not contain any confidential information, but similar to old ATM receipts, might contain information like old balances. We recommend that you regularly delete old text message from your phone for added security.
If you receive a text message that you suspect is not from Bank of the West, you should contact us as soon as possible at 1-800 488-2265 (option 3) to speak to a customer service representative. Do not respond to the text message and do not delete it until you have spoken to a representative who will verify the authenticity of the message. Also, do not tap links that may be in the text message as they may lead to malware being installed on your mobile device.
No, our text commands are not case sensitive.
If your mobile carrier is not included in the previously mentioned list, it may not support text messages from Bank of the West. If you have questions about the support your mobile carrier provides, please contact the carrier directly.
- Sign in to Online Banking and click on the Services & Support tab.
- Click the "Enroll in Mobile Banking" link. If you're already enrolled in Mobile Banking, the link will say "Mobile Banking Settings".
- Click the "Add New Mobile Phone" button.
- Select the Text Banking checkbox and then click "Continue".
- Enter your mobile phone number and then click "Continue".
- On your mobile phone, you'll receive a text containing your confirmation code.
- Enter the confirmation code into the confirmation field in Online Banking.
- Set up your account preferences.
Yes, you can register for Text banking via your Bank of the West Mobile App. All you have to do is go to More Menu on our Bank of the West Mobile App and select Register for Text Banking.
When you enroll in Mobile Banking text alerts or Text Banking, you will automatically receive fraud alerts on your mobile phone for your Bank of the West Debit Card. There is no charge from Bank of the West for this valuable service; however, you may incur normal text transmission or data usage charges from your wireless carrier for the use of text messages or internet browsing on your mobile device.
To opt out of receiving text alerts, type STOP in a reply to a Bank of the West text alert on your mobile device. You can also cancel text alerts in Online Banking. After you log in, click on the "Alerts" tab, then "Alert Settings" and select the mobile phone number that you want to delete. Note: This will stop all Text/SMS Alerts including Text/SMS Fraud Alerts.
There is no fee to use Bank of the West Text Banking. However, you may incur normal text transmission charges from your wireless carrier for receiving and sending text messages.
As a security precaution, you will need to log in to Online Banking and update your enrolled mobile phone information. Be sure to unregister the old phone number.
If you have not received your verification code, please make sure your mobile device's phone number is entered correctly. If it is, please follow the steps below:
- Verify your mobile phone is turned on, has an adequate signal and is able to receive text messages.
- Check the list of supported carriers for your mobile device.
- Use the Try Again link under the PIN code input box to re-send the text verification code to you.
- Contact your mobile carrier and make sure your mobile device is not blocked from sending and receiving SMS messages to and from shortcodes. BKWST [25978] is a shortcode.
- Confirm that you have text messaging service with your mobile carrier.
- If you still do not receive the verification code, please call Bank of the West's Contact Center at 1-800 488-2265 (option 3) for assistance.
Text messages (also known as SMS messages) are ways for users of cellular telephones and other mobile devices to send and receive messages through cellular (or mobile) networks.
These numbers tell you which message you are reading. 1/2 lets you know that you're reading the first of two messages. 3/5 would be the third of five messages.
SMS stands for Short Messaging Service. It's also known as text messaging. This is a service available on most mobile devices allowing users to send and receive text-only messages.
Shortcodes are five or six-digit numbers sent using text messages that represent a certain destination. BKWST (25978) is Bank of the West's shortcode for communicating with you via a text message.
Text Banking is a service that enables you to retrieve information about your accounts from a mobile device through text messaging (sometimes called SMS). If you already bank online, it is another way of accessing your account balances and reviewing your most recent account activity. Text Banking is usually supported by all mobile phones even those that do not have internet capabilities.. Text Banking is well suited for customers who only want to view account balances, view recent transactions and find the locations of branches and ATM. Text Banking does not support account transfers or Bill Pay services.
Please call our Contact Center at 1-800-488-2265 (option 3) as soon as possible and we'll help to resolve the problem.
Send text commands for Text Banking to BKWST (25978). You can also add this number to your contacts for faster access.
You can call our Contact Center at 1-800-488-2265 option 3.
Each Bank of the West Mobile Banking message is limited to 160 characters, so there may be occasions when it takes more than one message to deliver your information to your cell phone or mobile device. However, you should never need to receive more than five messages at one time.
We'll list your Text Banking messages in the order they're meant to be read (1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4). However some service providers can mix up this order while transmitting the messages to your cell phone or mobile device.
Why do some Bank of the West Mobile Banking messages take longer to arrive, even if they are part of the same series of messages?
The length of time it takes some Text Banking messages to arrive is often related to your mobile provider's network.
Text banking will work with most prepaid phone plans; however, there are some phone plans that do not support using short codes. Please check with your mobile carrier for the most accurate information.
Enter www.bankofthewest.com or www.botw.com into your mobile web browser, and then enter your login information (user name and password) you use for Online Banking.
Bank of the West Mobile Web is available at no cost to Bank of the West customers enrolled in Online Banking. Your mobile services provider may charge you fees that apply to your use of the web browser on your phone. Please contact your Mobile Services provider for clarification on the cost of web browser usage.
Yes, "Remember Me" only saves your user name and not your password. Furthermore, only 4 characters of your user name are displayed and the rest will be masked.
Mobile Web banking service lets you access and manage your Bank of the West accounts by entering www.botw.com into your mobile browser. There is no App to download and you can use almost any mobile phone as long as it has a mobile browser and internet capabilities. With Mobile Web banking you can:
- Pay Bills
- Transfer Funds
- View Account Balances
- Locate ATMs and Branches
To use Mobile Web, you will need:
- A Bank of the West checking or savings account
- An Bank of the West Online Banking user name and password established
- A mobile phone with a browser and access to the Internet
It is our new feature that remembers your log-in user name so that you don't need to enter it each time you login. All you need to do is enter your password.


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THE win by star Tasmanian stayer The Cleaner in an open handicap over 1600m at Moonee Valley last Saturday has convinced his trainer Mick Burles to nominate the gelding for the $3.5 million Cox Plate.
Burles yesterday lodged the nomination for Australasia's most prestigious Group 1 weight-for age race, to be run over 2040m at Moonee Valley on October 25.
"I had to nominate him for the Cox Plate because I know that this is going to be his best season and if you don't nominate for the good races you have no hope of getting in," Burles said.
The seven-year-old gelding has earned a reputation as a bold front-runner but at his latest assignment he was attacked for the lead a long way out but still dispensed with his rivals, drawing clear in the concluding stages to win by more than a length.
One of Australia's best race callers Greg Miles, who called last Saturday's race, described The Cleaner as "an amazing horse".
"I think this was The Cleaner's bravest performance because he was attacked so far from home and carrying such a big weight (60.5kg) we really saw what he was made of by drawing clear over the final bit to win decisively," Miles said.
"We probably have to go back to Might And Power to find the last really good front-running star we've seen race in Australia and probably Vo Rogue before him and that's why The Cleaner is starting to get a cult following."
"People just love a horse that leads and is then able to dig deep and deliver whatever it takes to win."
"Mick [Burles] said he intended nominating for the Cox Plate and I know that if he was my horse I'd definitely be doing the same," he added.
The Cleaner was bred in Tasmania by Armidale Stud. He is by Savoire Vivre from the Blessington mare Dash of Scotch and was bought by Burles for only $10,000 at the 2009 Tasmanian Magic Millions Yearling sale.
Burles has set his sights on the weight-for-age Group 2 Dato Tan Chin Nam Stakes (1600m) at Moonee Valley on Saturday week as The Cleaner's next mission. Victory assures automatic entry into the Cox Plate.
"We'll go to the Dato Tan in a fortnight as that sits perfectly into his program but win or lose he will then go to the JRA Cup under lights at the Valley on September 28, over the Cox Plate distance," he said.
"I am very confident this will be the horse's best season so far because he is way more mature and stronger than he's ever been."
"There's no doubt this horse is a Moonee Valley specialist because he's won three and placed second twice there from five starts."
The Cleaner's interstate travel routine calls for an overnight trip aboard the Spirit of Tasmania two days prior to him racing and he returns to Tasmania the night he races.
"The trip over by boat last Thursday night was probably the worst Bass Strait crossing I have ever encountered but he ate every oat in his feed bin and walked off the boat with a spring in his step," he said.
"Nothing fazes this horse. He is as tough as old boots and that's why people just love him.
"When it looked like he was gone on the home turn on Saturday but fought back, the crowd seemed to go wild and he was cheered all the way back to the unsaddling enclosure."
"It was a great moment and I was so proud to be a Tasmanian," he said.
The Cleaner has won 16 and been placed 12 times from 41 starts for $572,000 in stakes.


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