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30 Parks near West Kingston, Rhode Island
Kingston, Rhode Island 3.99 miles SE
Exeter, Rhode Island 5.98 miles NE
Wakefield-Peacedale, Rhode Island 6.2 miles SE
Hope Valley, Rhode Island 6.55 miles W
Wakefield, Rhode Island 6.56 miles SE
West Kingston, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 294-3039
Sites: 300 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 37 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $55.00
This is a clean campground within an easy 35-40 minute drive to Newport, RI. We opted for a 30 amp, full hookup site, as their 50 amp sites don't have cable. Not all sites have sewer - only W&E. Our back-in site was spacious and level, but no shade. Most of their sites do have shade. Friendly and easy check-in. There's a lot for kids to do and have fun. Lots of space to walk the dog. The cable was really good but there was no wi-fi at the site. Good Verizon cell service. We would stay here again. - Gayle E.
Jul 2016 - $56.00
Definatly a family friendly park. Lots of kids, it was their Christmas in July event.
The park is off the beaten path and interesting to get too.
The sites are large but a bit hilly.
My biggest gripe is the early arrival charge of $5 an hour and. a $3 per dog charge. Because they can. - User780
Aug 2015 - $55.00
We used the park as our home base for our family activities off -site so we did not utilize the most of the parks amenities. Site was large and nice. Staff was very friendly. On site "restaurant" was good but not open every day. We plan on going back when we can spend sometime relaxing at the park. Pool slide looked great but we did not have time to use it and as others have said it is ala cart.
The knocks: my site was very difficult to get into due to trees at entrance to site and a huge rock where my truck needed to swing. With the help of a seasonal RVer and wife I used a semi-perpendicular road for my approach. I was backing blind so their help was greatly appreciated.
This one is stupid but the speed bumps are crazy large! Don't bring your Ferrari or even your Vette...you will hit bottom. :-)
Overall 8.5 rating. - Bandguy
Wakefield, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 789-9113
Sites: 250 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 8 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $45.00
Wanted a quiet campground and one that had hook ups, which is limited on RI shoreline. Very basic, but that's what we wanted - we are retirees. Plus close to shoreline/Matunock Restaurants/quiet little beaches on shoreline. Has a bass lake across the street which was lovely. Teenagers in park were out late, doing donut holes with golf cart on basketball court. Facilities were adequate/no campground store. Would go back again. Owner friendly and accommodating & liked 24 hour security. - Ontheroadagain 3
May 2015 - $35.00
The staff was friendly and helpful.There were many seasonal sites beyond the transient area.The transient area contained a bathroom / shower building which was dated but clean,also a playground.The pond is located some distance from the transient area and is across the road.The sites are quite sandy,fairly level and do not impress. - User2564
Aug 2014 - $35.00
Campground very convenient to area beaches and attractions. Mostly seasonal weekenders but transient sites are large. No sewer but allowed to dump grey water on ground. A negative are the noisy gas golf carts racing around. They do not seem to abide by the 5 MPH speed limit. Would probably camp here again but not near the main road. Would be quieter that way. - DZD
Hope Valley, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 539-7011
Sites: 212 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 20 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $48.00
This place was very busy. We asked for a site with full hook-ups and they put us in a pull-thru site (yay!) but it didn't have sewer (boo!). We asked if they had a site with full hook-ups and they said they did but it was a short and narrow site. We would just barely fit but we were welcome to check it out and if we wanted to take it to let them know. They weren't kidding, the site was very short and narrow so we stayed in the pull-thru site. They only had the honey wagon on Monday and Tuesdays so we were not able to utilize that service either. We ended up cutting our visit a day short. We checked out the showers and while they appeared to be clean, they were old and the floors were always wet so we didn't want to use them. Our site was long but narrow and our neighbor, who was a seasonal patron, had some of his items (dog pen, 2 screen houses), extending into our site some, which made heading over to take care of our hookups awkward. There were mostly seasonal patrons who were all very friendly as were the staff. Like I mentioned earlier, it was a busy place with dogs barking at 6 am and kids riding bikes shortly after. If you are looking for a place with lots of friendly people and activities, this would be a great place to visit but with a smaller camper. If you are looking for a more quiet experience, you may not enjoy your stay. - DeannaS
Jun 2015 - $38.00
Family CG with lots for the kids to do. I like the private fishing pond and the pool. Ocean is nearby and an easy ride to get to. Gravel roads are narrow and might be difficult for a big rig.
I camped here in my VW Westfalia. - JudoJeff
Jun 2015 - $44.00
Nice large, wooded campground. Lots of seasonals but they are kept up. Pool looked good but we did not use. Lots for kids to do and campground gets busy on weekends. Minor computer problem on check in but they assigned us a site and we went back later to pay. We had a gravel pull-through site with room for slideout and only needed a little leveling. No problems with utilities. Restrooms are older but kept clean. We would camp here again. - 21fbrs
Charlestown, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 322-7337
Sites: 900 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 8 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $20.00
Ditto to all other reviews. We were in the 300's near the bathhouse and boat launch. Very quiet. Only 1/3 park was full. Our site very large with lots of trees and space between for privacy. Site was all sand and gravel and not as level as we would have hoped. But there are very nice level and large sites - just got to know where to go. Baths are older and in need of rehab. Lots of graffiti in the stalls and old concrete floors that could use a serious power wash. $.75 4 minute shower. Only hot water that cannot be regulated? Not good on a 90 degree 90% humidity day! - travlinphoolz
Sep 2015 - $20.00
Camped here for one night during the week. Office staff was super nice on check-in. Park was empty because it's past the season and during the week. Can't imagine what the place is like when it's filled up! Too few bathrooms for too many people, I'd bet. Bathrooms were clean but old and rundown.
The beach looked nice, but too small for even 100 people, never mind the crowds that must gather from over 800 campsites. Bikes would be a good idea to bring here, everything is a bit too far to walk, and no place to park a car.
No amenities of any kind, strict no alcohol, no nudity, no cutting of trees.
(Where's the fun in that? If I can't drink beer while cutting down the woods naked, ....) It really is a lovely park and we enjoyed our stay.
The sites are all different sizes and layouts, some useless due to rocks and tree roots, others wide open and perfect. We camped here in our VW Westfalia camper. - JudoJeff
Aug 2015 - $15.00
Stayed at this campground many times over the years. Great location to the only real asset RI has which are their beaches. As far as the campground goes it is not given the maintenance it requires to offer safe access to the facility. Tree limbs are hanging to low everywhere. The state of RI like other north eastern states employ lazy personal that are there for the check instead of the pride of having a descent job with yes responsibilities. I witnessed the campground staff taking their afternoon nap deep off the trail on at least two occasions. We all know this will never change. It's to bad because this campground has more potential than it state is giving it. - tinman
Narragansett, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 789-8374
Sites: 182 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 41 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $35.00
Do not even think of trying to enter or check in before exactly at 1:00pm. Staff was very rude and unpleasant. After check in was accomplished stay was pleasant.
Access from major highway is easy. Interior roads are paved with all campsite pads paved. Easy to navigate in the campground and very big rig friendly. Area 1 is the most big rig friendly with all sites being pull through with some being more level than others. Utilities placed in easily accessible position. Many of sites are waterfront or waterview. Some sites could be difficult to get level on if in Big Rig.
Many restaurants in the area. No Wifi but Verizon signal is decent. Satellite access was ok with some trees maybe posing an issue in some sites. All campsites have fire rings strategically placed. Biggest issue is that even though pads are straight, the grassy area beside of pad is severely sloped making it almost impossible to level a picnic table on many of the sites.
Did not use restrooms. Park has some historical value. Access from major highway easy with all interior roads being paved. - eaglesfan
May 2016 - $40.00
Very strict on check in time, even though my site was empty and it was an off season Monday, made me wait until 1 pm. A little too strict for my liking. Welcome to Rhode Island. - eventanman
Oct 2015 - $35.00
The campground is near Point Judith Rhode Island. It consists of three areas (1,2,&3). Area 1 is nearest the water, area 2 & 3 further inland. The campground is very well maintained. The best sites, parking wise are in area 1. The sites in area 2 tend to be slanted. Area 3 is tent only. It appears that all sites now have water, electric and sewer. We were in area 2, spot 20. Site not recommended since the waste stack is uphill from the site and stuff has a hard time flowing uphill even in RI.
Sites in this CG are hard to come by, some requiring a reservation a year in advance. The best sites (area 1 along the water) never seem to be available no matter when you try to book. Nonetheless a highly recommended CG. - DXRFLYER
Charlestown, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 364-7000
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 13 Reviews
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Apr 2015 - $20.00
We arrived early April and found only two other RV's in the park. Absolutely secluded and beautiful beach location. We own a 20' RV and since there's no dump station nor water AND you have limited grey/black tank storage you must conserve and be smart about use or you'll have to drive to the nearest dump site 15 min. You can use a generator but it's only allowed until 8 pm.
I've had family and friends stay here over the summer and its wall to wall campers with loud generators and cramped for space, the bathrooms in April were closed to us. If you're looking for serene and quiet I'd go off season as we will do so in the Fall. If they'd allow generators to go to 10 pm I'd give it a better rating. Not an issue if you have the larger RV's, a challenge if you have ones with limited power and water capacities. - koeka
Aug 2014 - $20.00
Park still gets a 10 for location. But during July and August there simply are too many vehicles in it. Getting set up can be a real challenge. One big problem is that the Department of Environmental Management is now in an office, so after the parking vendor leaves at 5:00 pm the gate booth is unmanned. So some folks with sites have all kinds of family and friends coming in to visit. This park is much better just before and after the peak summer season. - Bob and Inga
Apr 2014 - $20.00
This is an open area parking. Since it was off season only a few campers were here so it was pretty quiet. Extensive beach for walking, fishing, and small boating could be seen. We had cold evenings, nice sunsets and sunrises. There are no amenities so it's dry camping. Good restaurants nearby. We stayed 3 days. - RonMill
Ashaway, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 377-8100
Sites: 260 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 8 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $50.00
Each section of this park had one toilet and one shower. The shower and bathroom looked like something from the 1940s. Filthy. Seasonal guests mostly with very little room for your trailer to squeeze in. Sites are set on each other with very little room to do anything. The only nice thing about this place was the ocean was within walking distance of the place. Good Sam rated this place as a 9/10/9 I don't know who did that but they must have been drunk to rate this dump that. I talked to one of the cleaners and they said that the park was bought by someone else and there was to be upgraded. Fat chance! - snoopy216
Jun 2016 - $45.00
This is a pretty new park so it is in really great shape. The trees are very small since they are fairly young. It is a huge park but doesn't feel crowded. The playground area/pool area are great for kids. They had fun activities for kids. All utilities worked well and our satellite was good. Even their WIFI was great. Sites were fairly level. Probably the only complaint is the road coming in is dirt/gravel and has lots of bumps. They would be out spraying water on it to keep the dust down, but it was very bumpy. They did have a laundry, but there were only 2 washers and 3 dryers for a very large park. Would stay here again if in the area. - jacknpeg
Oct 2015 - $20.00
Brand new park with generous common areas and nicely laid-out sites. Roads are dirt, sites are level packed crushed stone with grass between. Utility connections are easy with good locations. Very good Verizon 4G LTE, strong water pressure. Excellent pavilion and pool area. We took advantage of an end-of-season special price. - jbrucemagon
Ashaway, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 377-4510
Sites: 218 | 0 Reviews
Fort Getty Rd Jamestown, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 423-7211
Sites: 120 | Latest Rate: $50.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $50.00
The vast majority of campers here are seasonal but for transients, Ft. Getty Park provides an inexpensive alternative to private campgrounds or difficult to reserve state parks in this area of Rhode Island. The campground occupies the top of a knoll at the mouth of the bay, and to reach it one must pass through Jamestown itself. This will pose no problem to any but the largest rigs. Interior roads are paved and easy to negotiate. All sites are treeless, grass back-ins roughly 25' wide by 60' deep, laid out in rows, with nothing to separate you from your neighbor. Hook-ups are water & electric only; water connections for some sites will require 40 or more feet of hose. There are no amenities of any kind. Restroom and shower facilities are old but clean enough to be useable (we did not). A dump station is available at the park exit. There was no debris or trash of any kind on the grounds. Our mid-week stay was quiet however I think weekends may be less so. As a base for touring the area, it is adequate. We would stay here again. - RamWagon
Jun 2015 - $50.00
We really lucked out in both finding this place and getting a last minute spot! The location is a peninsula with beautifully groomed lawn, spacious and incredible views of the ocean. Very quiet and serene, Jamestown had great little stores and restaurants. We cycle and will definitely come back to ride the Island for sure.
The dump site is at the entrance and a bit of a walk or slow drive if your dumping via a portable dump tank. There is a pier where you can fish and relax.
Bring a 50 foot power cord, depending on the site we barely made it with our 25 foot cord, same goes with your fresh water hose. - koeka
Jul 2011 - $40.00
This campground sits on a small knoll on the tip of the island. Views are great. Most of the sites are taken by seasonal campers. No more than a dozen sites are available for transients. Most transient sites are fairly level. Some of the seasonal sites require extreme blocking to level. Hookups are marginal - water taps require 3 or 4 splitters to handle all the units. Electrical voltage drops in the afternoon when all the AC's cut in. Trash has to be carried to the main gate, about 1/2 mile away. Convenient boat ramp. No shade even for the tent area. - glenthompson
West Greenwich, Rhode Island (map) | (401) 397-4042
Sites: 101 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 5 Reviews
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May 2011 - $40.00
It has filthy outdated restrooms. There are no activities for families or children. The playground consists of 2 swings. Water Hook-ups on sites are in a hole in the ground, very unsanitary. The sites are very close together. We would not stay here again. - Fulltimers8
Jul 2009 - $30.00
The bathrooms were outdated and smelled. The bathroom was filthy. I would never stay here again. The campground is out in the middle of nowhere. - bonitap62
Jun 2009 - $38.00
If you want peace and quiet, this is the perfect place to be. But to us that was the only reason to stay here. It is rather difficult to get to in our 40 ft. motorhome. The road is narrow with low hanging branches. Our site was very uneven and it was rather hard to level our rig. There was no designated spot for a dog walk, so we were always afraid we were somewhere we shouldn't have been. There was cable at each spot, but it was only available if you were staying for the season - not very accommodating. It was close to Providence, Newport, and Mystic. I don't think we would ever stay here again. - bobnpat


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Live From New York! It's Jobs Friday!
It's go time at 8:30 a.m. That's when the big monthly jobs report arrives and investors, traders, politicians and policy makers will be watching it like a hawk.
The consensus expectation calls for a relatively muted decline of 10,000 in the headline number, with the unemployment rate ticking up to 9.7% from 9.6%. The more important number will be the growth in private sector payrolls. Wall Street expects 75,000 new private-sector jobs, according to economists for Nomura.
And then there's the market reaction, which might be somewhat weird due to widespread expectation that the Federal Reserve is going restart the money printing presses. That's been hammering the dollar, adding to the rush for gold, forcing the yield on the 10-year to plummet further and generally shaping sentiment across markets.
If the jobs numbers are atrocious, will the promise of more money printing be enough to buoy markets? If they're better-than-expected will some start to reconsidered their expectations for the Fed? And what if we merely muddle through?
Handling the play-by-play on fresh data and the market reverberations are MarketBeat's Matt Phillips and Dave Kansas, who are live-blogging from from New York and London, respectively. Feel free to weigh-in yourself, via the comments button on individual comments.
For a report that tends to get heavily revised, the monthly U.S. employment data commands a huge amount of attention globally. In Europe, stocks are drifting lower and currencies are little changed as traders brace for the big news. Markit says investors "are in limbo" waiting for the precious jobs news.
One group out of limbo and not having such a great day ahead of the jobs report: banks. European banks have struggled all year, and questions persist about their health. Those questions get more acute when growth forecasts get grimmer. The addled sector might be telling us that the jobs news will surprise to the downside.
In terms of positives, the cost to insure against sovereign debt defaults is in retreat. But the declines are small and the moves lack much conviction in the thinly traded market. Based on conversations and emails this morning, investors are expecting a tough jobs report out of the U.S. today. That leaves the surprise door open on the upside.
By the way, Matt — love the WPA poster. Sign of things to come?
Dollar is hanging in there this morning after getting pasted the past few days. There's a pretty good chance that a lot of the QE-driven dollar weakness is done. The tenor of the currency markets shifted once the Fed signalled it was ready to print more greenbacks. More greenbacks means a weaker buck, all other things being equal. The Fed will jump into QE if the economy continues to look lethargic – and today's jobs report will provide one giant hint.
Everyone already knows that bad news will mean QE, which is why the dollar has reeled in the past week. If the report has a glimmer of silver, the QE may be put off, which would be dollar bullish. Two things hopping in favor of dollar bulls.
One: St. Louis Fed President Bullard this morning said QE was not a done deal on CNBC. But he seemed somewhat less than certain about that. Bond markets reacted like they heard him clearly. Two: Oil and Gold prices falling. The latter two could be a sign that those markets see dollar strength ahead…
As Matt indicated in his first post, the prospect of another round of Federal Reserve quantitative easing (money printing) is hanging heavy over today's job news. A really ragged report will prompt calls for a big QE program, and most will anticipate it coming. A Â strong report will prompt questions about whether such a program is needed.
There's been a smattering of solid economic reports recently, notably the ISM non-manufacturing positive surprise on Wednesday. Markets are addicted to special favors, so there's a good chance we'll get an Alice in Wonderland reaction this morning. Strong report, negative market. Weak report, strong market. That's cause all the bulls want that QE. Like nectar for them….
Ahoy, Dave! Hola MarketBeaters! It's a beautiful morning in New York.
Ahead of the big data dump at 8:30 a.m., we'd highly recommend reading Kelly Evans' Ahead of the Tape in today's Journal, in which she underscores the issue of state and local employment. She writes:
State and local governments have been cutting jobs all year. So far, losses haven't been drastic—the sector has shed about 135,000 jobs since January. But there is more to come.
So the government shedding census workers is still going to be obscuring the trend in the headline number of the report report. So, as has been the custom lately, everybody is going to be focusing on the private sector jobs numbers.
Wall Street economists are looking for a consensus 75,000 new jobs to be churned out by the private sector. Overall, the consensus for the headline number is a decline of 10,000 jobs. The unemployment rate is expected to tick up to 9.7% from 9.6% in August.
Today is potentially a perfect moment for the Black Helicopter crowd. Last big report before the mid-term elections next month. If the numbers come in better-than-expected, get ready to hear a lot about how the "fix is in" from Washington.
Such carping is more poppycock than anything else. These numbers are hugely volatile and despite what the conspiracymongers say, extremely difficult if not impossible to rig. Easier to order up some jet fighters…
Everybody is always interested in what "Johnny the Hat" (pictured, right) and the rest of the econowonks over at Goldman expect. Here's the Goldman view:
We expect a below-consensus gain of 25,000 private sector payroll jobs and an increase in the unemployment rate to 9.7%. A variety of labor market indicators, including this morning's weak ADP Employment Report, look consistent with this forecast. More simply, employment growth tends to follow GDP growth with a strong correlation and a slight lag – so weak growth data in recent months also points to job growth that is as soft or softer than that seen over the summer.
One group that looks like it will soon be out of work: My Minnesota Twins. Can you believe how the Yankees own them, Matt? It's like watching Groundhog Day.
Well, Kansas. Let's be frank here. These are not the days of Harmon Killebrew. These are the days of Jeter and Robbie Cano. It is only to be expected that my Yanks would trounce your squad.
Drum roll please!
Report is out. Short version. Ugly. -95,000 jobs in the headline. Unemployment rate stands pat at 9.6%.
Private sector jobs added just 64,000. Expectation was for 75,000. A bit weaker than expected.
The BLS says 14.8 million people are looking for work, but can't find any. Length of the average workweek was unchanged at 34.2 for the third straight month. That's still less than France.
So, the market reaction is kind of interesting, initial wobble lower in the S&P futures then higher slightly, as the markets seem to take this as the green light for QE2. But all in all it seems like the equities futures aren't moving much.
Dreaded Revision Watch: The BLS says that the jobs figures for the 12 months through March 2010, hardly excellent, were overstated positively by a whopping 366,000 jobs. Yargh.
Ok, now the market is hearing what it wants:
*DJ Fed's Bullard: Private Sector Sept Job Data Is Key -CNBC.
S&P Futures moved up after hearing those soothing words from the Fed.
There's what I was looking for: The so-called U-6 measure of unemployment, which is a kind of kitchen sink measure, comes in at a seasonally adjusted 17.1%. That's up from 16.7% last month and 17% one year ago. That's still a big number.
I find it surreal that stocks have moved lower on the jobs report and doubt that darkness will persist. This jobs report almost certainly means the sweet nectar of QE is up ahead. The dollar — back below 82 yen (!) and slumping against the euro — underscores that likelihood. Of course, if QE doesn't work…
Unsurprisingly, the dollar-centric world of commodities is moving in reaction to the weak jobs data. Oil is back above $81 a barrel and gold has the rally caps on, too, back above $1340, an ounce. Shoulda bought gold years ago.
European stock markets, after initially marking time (reading through the long report?), have started to edge higher. Germany's DAX is in positive territory, the UK FTSE 100 and the CAC 40 in Paris are just in the red, but off lows. Seems like a tentative move toward risk-taking, which would dovetail with the idea that QE is right around the corner.
Now the market scribblers are starting to weigh in. David Ader, bond wonk at CRT Capital writes: "The hourly earnings and workweek are disturbing and the drop in gov't ex consensus is either a sign of prudent fiscal measures or ongoing fiscal stress at the local level. We vote for the latter."
Here's an interesting tidbit from the jobs report. Over the past two months. 943,000 people have moved from full-time to "involuntary" part-time status. There are now 9.5 million people in the workforce who have such a status. Making the mortgage payments is tough under that scenario.
Now that's more like it. As mentioned earlier, the stock futures retreat seemed nonsensical. And, indeed, now stock futures have turned positive. The belief that the QE spigot will soon come wide open is now firmly held in the market. Stock futures higher, dollar weaker, commodities advancing off their lows.
U.S. stock futures are double-dipping (no pun intended) back into negative territory, with Dow futures off 41 points. Investors seem to be rethinking their optimism. It's possible that QE expectations had grown so feverish that the stock market doesn't benefit too much from this morning's glum jobs number.
Snap shot of stock futures, not long after Bullard's comments seemed to calm the markets.
The Treasury market is rallying post jobs figures, with 10-year yield at one point clipping 2.353%, the lowest level since Jan. 2009, Dow Jones reports. They also note that gains are muted by $66 billion in supply coming next week.
Ward McCarthy, chief financial economist at Jefferies weighs in:
The rise in private sector payrolls(including the upward revision )  in the establishment survey and the rise in employment in the household survey are indicative of slow growth, not a downturn.  Overall the data will probably not dissuade the FOMC from implementing a QE, but also supports an approach that is more consistent with the a James Bullard measured sequential approach to QE rather than a "shock and aweâ€
Our poor greenback is getting bounced all over the place. It's been getting crushed as expectations for QE have been growing in the markets. And initially on the jobs report it made a sharp move lower. Then bounced. Here's this morning's price action in the U.S. dollar index — which is heavily weighted toward the euro.
Ian Shepherdson, Chief U.S. Economist at High Frequency Economics, weighs in on the jobs report: He calls the headline figure "very close" to consensus and sees much along the lines he expected. The surprise: a 159,000 drop in government jobs, "only half of which were temporary Census jobs….Most of the surprise was in local govt, down a huge 76,000; budget pressures biting hard…"
Dan Greenhaus of Miller Tabak argues that to get a real apples-to-apples comparison with previous jobs reports, we need to do two things:
1. Don't distinguish between public- and private-sector job losses. "One shouldn't pretend that job losses in the public sector do not result in someone losing their job. It most certainly does," Greenhaus writes.
2. Let's strip out the effect of U.S. Census job hirings (and subsequent firings), which he argues are "truly one-time-only. " That means adding 77,000 jobs back to the total, he reckons.
His conclusion: "to be in line with the way the employment report was always reported, the economy shed 18K jobs in September."
Ah, everyone wants a weaker currency. The dollar's plop after the jobs report brought a prominent euro-zone politician out of the wordwork to cavil. Eurogroup Chairman Jean-Claude Juncker, prime minister of Luxembourg, said the euro is too strong already and that the dollar doesn't reflect the underlying strength (!?!) of the U.S. economy. His comments prompted the euro to back off its recent highs near $1.40.
Rob Carnell of ING calls the job-loss number a "shocker." (That's not a good thing.) But, in a bid at finding the silver lining, he notes the unemployment rate didn't budge. Of course, with labor force participation rising by 48,000 (that is, more people in the hunt for a job), Carnell doesn't think "this stasis in the unemployment rate will hold for long." Oh yeah, and the broader U-6 measure of unemployment went up to 17.1%, from 16.7%. "The direction of the headline unemployment rate is almost certainly up," he wrote. So much for the silver lining.
On the margin, this jobs report probably helps the party out of power, i.e., Republicans, in the coming mid-terms. The report wasn't great, but it wasn't horrific. All the same, the jobs situation remains rather bleak, with high levels of unemployment and relatively high levels of involuntary part-time work. Wages aren't moving — they were unchanged in the Sept. report, which was lower than expectations for a 0.2% gain. So, even those who are working aren't thriving. It could be worse, as my fellow Minnesotans would say. But that slogan doesn't really have appeal outside the Gopher State.
The takeaway from Julia Coronado, economist at BNP Paribas, and former Fed economist:
Private service sector hiring has chugged along at an average 85k per month as health care and leisure and hospitality industries continue to add jobs. Temporary hiring has also continued to be a modest positive force. The state and local government decline was driven by a loss of 50k teachers and governments continue to struggle with budget adjustments. The benchmark revision between March 2009 and March 2010 was -366k, so job losses were considerably worse than previously estimated. Aggregate hours worked were flat as were average hourly earnings suggesting a deceleration in wage and salary income growth which could crimp household spending. Overall the report does little to dissuade the Fed from thinking the economy is in need of support as there are clearly no signs of acceleration or improvement in the labor market.
Whether it's fears about the sluggish economy. Or just good, old fashioned front-running the Fed, investors piled into U.S. 10-years after the jobs numbers. (Remember the bond see-saw, as prices rise, yields fall, and vice versa)
At it's lowest this morning, the yield on the 10-year was below 2.36%. It's risen a bit since then. Check out this chart, from Tradeweb.
European shares not showing much conviction. Major market measures have eased back into the red ahead of the U.S. open. The prospect of more QE from the Fed has a lot of people excited, but burn through it all and the fundamental problem of a weak U.S. job market may be weighing more heavily, especially overseas. If people can't find work, they can't pay the bills and then they can't buy the stuff that folks outside the U.S. make and send there. The U.S. consumer remains globally vital. And s/he's still not feeling very well.
Harm Bandholz at Unicredit Group:
"Another disappointing labor market report. While private payrolls continued to expand moderately, their increase in September (+67k) was the lowest since May. Part of the deceleration was due to the construction sector, where employment fell in September by 21k after being boosted in August (+31k) by the end of a strike.
"But looking through the monthly volatility, the pace of job creation is more than disappointing. In particular as the impending benchmark seems to further increase the number of jobs lost during the Great Recession (currently: 8.3 million). Government employment fell again strongly. But this time the main culprit was not layoffs of the 2010 Census workers, but declines in state & local employment. The latter fell 83k in September, the most since 1982."
Losers in today's report? (Besides obviously the millions who remain without jobs.) How about the Bank of Japan, which has to watch the yen strengthen still further today. At last glance the dollar is now only buying 81.85yen.
By way of background, Japan wants the yen to weaken because that's good for its all-important export sector. But with the Fed dead set on printing money in the hopes of restarting the U.S. economy, it seems that the global markets are just not going to fight Bernanke & Co. Here's a chart from Thomson Reuters, showing how the dollar weakened still further against the yen this morning.
Matt, not a great jobs report. Lots of people looking for work, wages flat and plenty of folks doing part-time work when they'd rather be working full time. The surprise seems to be the big number of local government layoffs. With budget cuts expected to keep pinching at the local level, could see more job difficulties there in months ahead.
Despite it all, the stock market is hanging in there this morning. People are putting a lot of faith in the Fed's latest quantitative easing plan, it would seem. It may work. Regardless, things can't stay bad forever. But it's proving a longer slog than just about anybody expected.
That's right Dave. Nobody's in the mood to fight the Fed. They remember that liquidity driven rally back in 2009 that seemed to push the prices of nearly everything up at once. But I've got to think the bad-news-is-good-news rationale has its limits.
Mohammed El-Erian, of Pimco, stopped by The Journal recently and we got to sit in on his talk. He reminded us that not too long ago the conversation was all about how the Fed was preparing to exit its unusual policy positions. Now it seems like the Fed is fighting tooth and nail to prevent a deflationary mindset from taking hold. It seems like we're in uncharted territory here.
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Pride and Prejudice Theme of Deceit
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Sure, Wickham fools everyone. But Pride and Prejudice is really interested in self-deceit: the lies we all tell ourselves. You know, like, "I'm totally going to start dieting tomorrow"; or, "From now on, I'm only going to date nice guys," or "This school year, I'm going to neatly organize all of my homework." Motivated by pride and vanity (not to mention prejudice), these kinds of lies are the hardest to let go. It's worth it, though: the reward is a happy marriage.
Questions About Deceit
- Why is Elizabeth so shocked to learn about Charlotte's practicality, Darcy's honor, Wickham's deceit, etc.? Does this mean she's been deceiving herself a little about how she's such a good judge of character?
- There isn't much (or any) outright aggression in the novel, but there sure is a lot of passive-aggression (think Miss Bingley's letter to Jane, or Mrs. Bennet's side-swipes at Darcy). What would happen if these characters would just put their anger cards on the table? What prevents them from doing so?
- Is "good manners" just a nice name for deceit?
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The novel's characters are so conditioned to accept good manners at face value that they make natural victims for conmen like Wickham.
Charlotte Lucas is the only character in the entire novel who isn't deceiving herself and isn't deceived by others.


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The story goes in short that I was a Data Entry Operator where I can type very fast plus with numbers. I worked for them charging the customers which would be the patients. When charges would come in if they didn't have account on them they would be thrown to anyone else. As I was working there, I would throw them out as it was the Nurses fault for not charing the patients chart correctly. They were loosing money this way. I was told, by my Manager to throw the charge on anyone never throw anything out. Well she wasn't there all the time, but I did throw out the charges. When the Manager came back she didn't. Because most people don't check their bills. Most of time the insurance pays the bill where the customer has a balance.
Well, my Mother was in there and so was I for different emergencies. I notice on the bill for my mother were charges to the bill after she was discharge. It also happened to me. Then it remind me when I was working there that was the reason why I left because they do cook the books. Not sure if they still do it, but just recently went there for an ER visit came from DaVita the largest Dialysis center in the world. They sent me by Ambulance that is a $650 bill plus ER was $3300, my room because I was admitted was $2200 not private either plus MRI was $6700. Approx. total bill was $24,000. Plus I checked myself out due to an family member where I am the caregiver had to rush them to the hospital but not there.
Davita has issues just like the hospital. Google them on the Internet read up how they just acquire a contract with Saudi Arabia they also have the biggest fraud in history going on right now. They defraued the government Medicare and Medicaid out of millions for falsifying medical accounts with patients. Not giving the dialysis patients the true full dose of Eopengen, as most dialysis patients are very Anemia, but more important perhaps the real reason is because they are not getting their true doses. Texas was reusing the vial for another patient when making up the doses.
As I am very anemia where I eat a large dose of protein and it is never enough. Both the hospital and Davita in New Port Richey have serious issues going on. My injury is from the center at Davita where the help allowed me to fall out of my chair with my lines in to smack my head on the floor. It was so loud the whole place heard it. It knocked me out too. I read the report what a pitfall report not reporting the true fall. I was having a muscle spasm in my legs. The pain is so bad if feels like someone is cutting off your legs. Not one RN, or PCT patient care technicanswould wait on me.
There was an RN that saw the whole fall, and she even did wait n me, or would talk about it. I finally asked the one and only one that I like she told me the truth and it was just as I thought. The one that runs the center was trying to blame the fall on me. I got a blood clot. Then to doctor told me, I have nothing to worry about for going more surgery as I need a new fistula because they ruin that too. I am not going for any surgery at this time where I have to make sure all the swelling is gone. My face is still got a bruise in it. Of course, I am wearing make up to hide it,
Fistula is like a port, but it isn't. It is your own vein fused to another vein to act like a pump for dialysis. They call this Hemodialysis. The surgery is where they cut you from the armpit to the elbow. The after surgery is the long wait especially for a Diabetic because of infections. It is the most painful disease is to have Kidney Failure where this is called Renal End Stage Disease.
Davita in Texas just settle an lawsuit for 55 miliion the biggest fraud in History. Investigations are going on in Cailfornia, Florida plus several other cities as they are widespread. Davita is the largest in the world. My mother's Rn that comes to our house she use to work there. I have heard all of the complaints they don't hire enough people then they hire all the uneducated people too plus a few think their stuff is so much better than you. Just plain riduclous. They are rude, never introduce themselves plus no experience. There is also other things going on, but I am keeping secret till Attorney calls me as I am looking. A whistleblower I am! All one has to do is google there name. Thank You Google because it works.
Very easy to find out information, reputation, complaints, lawsuits etc on companys, people that don't work in a honest way really burns me up. There is no way that my bill for less than 24 hours should be $24,000. Insantity. I gave the bill to Davita as I am not paying that bill. Dream on. Davita social worker told me that I could pay $10 a month for the balance. I said, Nope not going too not them Davita needs to pay that bill. I was under their care at time of treatmnt with lines in my blood veins. They allowed me to fall out of my chair then they all rush to help me then when the damage is done? Too late people and if I DIED MY FAMILY WILL FILE A WRONGFUL DEATH SUIT1
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Trying to understand why Davita wanted me to go so bad to Bayonet Point Hospital
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SUBMITTED: Monday, February 18, 2013POSTED: Monday, February 18, 2013
To take an ambulance is a $650 charge for every call. Now, I attend Davitia in NPR off Ridge road in Port Richey. Yes, forget about contacting BBB as all one has to is be a paid member as I am really not fond of the BBB as there are other protection consumer groups that serve much better than the BBB that is just my opinion too.
If one take $650 x 2 a day = $1200 then x 3 = 6 ambulance visits = total bill is $3600 bill with my fee would be 20% of the total bill going back and forth right across the parking lot over to Davita for my dialysis treatments. That would be out of my pocket for a mere $750 paid to the Ambulance company not counting what would be owed to Davita for all of my treatments either!
Far as I am concern Davita is involved in Medicare Fraud and so is Bayonet Point Hospital as they are in it together is my opinion as nothing as changed over time either it is quite obvious just looking at the bill. However, Medicare does know the story as I did report it along with Bayonet Point Hospital. Then I called the State of Florida Health Department and made a complaint with them too plus report it to the government.
Later, I spoke to another patient when she found out that Davita was using the product recall that has been reported on TV, however, we don't know if any of us had bad bags of that solution, or not but perhaps that is what cause me to pass out? I asked Davita where they blame me for standing up which was false. Even when the one nurse told me that wasn't the truth either but I have the truth now where they will have to wait and find out as the TRUTH will be there sooner than one thinks as the proper authories were all informed to protect any other patients like me plus I told Davita to update their client base such as patients so nobody else will fall out of their chairs. Just terrible to go to place that all they care is about money and NOT THE PATIENT! WHAT IN HELL IS COMING OF THIS WORLD TODAY!
Wonder what is going on with our Healthcare system? Is this going to get worst where now it is worst than I ever thought! Buyer beware if in doubt check it out, by asking lots of questions and taking notes too! Then file your complaints with everybody! Plus, say a prayer as heaven help us!
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It turns out Game doesn't need strife in his life to create an excellent album, but for the sake of a thrilling cut, he'll still seek it out. His fourth official full-length finds the West Coast veteran taking potshots at young folks like Lil B, and he does so alongside Tyler, the Creator, the equally love-him-or-hate-him head of the Odd Future crew. His threat to send Lil B up in flames seems much more pleasingly metaphorical than any of his previous threats toward the G-Unit crew, and when you add Lil Wayne to the cut, you've got the brilliant and oddball "Martians vs Goblins." On the varied yet sharp R.E.D. Album -- and that means "re-dedicated" -- the track follows a true West Coast anthem, "Drug Test," featuring Snoop Dogg and the reason Game ever went in a studio, Dr. Dre. Back up one more cut and you've got the dramatic success "The City," which is a Game-paced catharsis and history lesson, slowly recounting the rapper's estrangement from his mentor Dre and their renewed relationship. Here, that means one guest appearance from Dre, some narration during the interludes, and Dre's Aftermath imprint on the label. It's not much, but for Game, it's enough, enough to make him sound content and comfortable with all his beefs and boasts coming from home base rather than on the run. Wayne returns to help Game smash haters on the "Zombie Nation"-sampling monster "Red Nation," while elsewhere R.E.D. plays hard for the radio and invites Rick Ross and Beanie Sigel to help show off the "Heavy Artillery." "Speakers on Blast" is the wonderfully off-kilter kind of trunk rumbler you'd expect when Big Boi and E-40 are on the cut, "Good Girls Go Bad" with Drake slows things down without going soft, and with Chris Brown delivering the chorus, "Pot of Gold" is B.o.B.'s "Airplanes" with more wisdom, but these spectrum-broadening highlights aren't the real meat of this album. For that, there's the familiar, tortured soul cut "Ricky," the near-perfect "Mama Knows," and the groundbreaking "California Dream," a "Dr. Carter"-styled number that gives a thug's-eye view of childbirth, going from "And I just got a text from your mamaSaying her water burst, I guess it's time for my karma" to an actual recording of the event. Dre's short, spoken bits end up the only speed bumps during all these twists and turns, and when you're complaining about interludes instead of the overall attitude of a Game album, you've got an obsession-free, almost relatable success that sacrifices none of the man's fire or skill. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi
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Recalling my Top-10 finish on the Chesapeake Bay a year earlier, I felt there was no way I could fail. Boy was I ever wrong!
The Elite Series event on the Potomac River is starting soon and I am excited to get on the water. I have been there three times and each time the swim jig played a big role. The river really sets up perfectly for a swim jig. It is a great way to quickly cover water to find concentrations of fish and then once you find them, it's easy to slow down and pitch Senkos.
Being a part of the first Bassmaster Classic Bracket on the Niagara River was a pretty neat deal. It was cool to be a part of something that was sort of unfolding right before our eyes every day. The unique elements of a limited practice, a small field of eight pros, real-time scoring, having a scoring official in our boats and having our rounds streamed live to the internet were all part of an intense new format, never before seen on the Elites Series.
Whenever B.A.S.S. schedules an event in New York, I feel my chances for success are strong. The Empire State has always been good to me, and I expected this event would deliver more of the same.
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By the time we arrived, the Texas-Oklahoma impoundment was more than 10 feet above normal pool, and most of the lake's parks and ramps were closed as a result. The only dependable access was the ramp next to Dennison Dam, on the lake's southern end.
As we made the long drive north for our final stop of the 2016 FLW Tour season on Lake Champlain, Jimmy spotted a BBQ place so of course we had to eat there. At this point in the season, I'm pretty sure I've eaten so much BBQ that if you cut me I'd bleed sauce.
On Friday night we arrived at the Shamrock Motel in tiny Peru, NY settled into our room. Early the next morning we did a chapter 11 reorganization: we removed everything from the back of the truck (guess who got to climb into the back to do that?). Thank goodness for the BedRug that Jimmy got from Top This at the beginning of the year - it was a life-saver on my knees.
Toledo Bend is one of the best lakes in the country, yet every time B.A.S.S. holds an event there I somehow miss out on the action.
Featuring more than 185,000 surface acres, the Texas-Louisiana border lake provides ideal habitat for growing big bass … and lots of them! Depending on the water level, the winning fish may be found deep or shallow — perhaps even both.
That was the situation going into this year's event.
The Bassmaster Elite Series tournament on Cayuga Lake, NY will be my third trip to this lake. Each of the two tournaments I fished here have been dominated by the Senko - this type of lake really sets up perfectly for it. There are several productive ways to fish the Senko here and all will play a big role in the event, I'm sure of it.
Tournament fishermen are notorious for remaining tight-lipped about particular baits that they believe provide them a competitive advantage. Well, one of my favorite Yamamoto baits actually fits that description. A lot of guys consider it a secret weapon, but I want to tell you that the Fat Ika is definitely a bait you want to have in your boat.
Pete Robbins has written for Yamamoto's Inside Line since 2005 and has blogged here since 2008. He's a frustrated lawyer by day, looking to give the average fishing fan a voice through "Pete Weighs In," which touches on all aspects of the sport, from new tackle to tournament results to industry trends. Some may consider PWI as a "blog about nothing," but it's actually a keen look into tournament minutiae, smoked meats, high end fishing gear and semi-popular culture. He lives in Vienna, VA with his wife Hanna and dog Rooster, and is addicted to high-end Japanese gear and the pegboard that it necessitates.
Except for in the household of the guy who finished second, I think there's been near-universal happiness over the fact that Charlie Hartley won the Northern Open on the James River and thereby qualified for the 2017 Bassmaster Classic.
Another year, another great tour-level tournament on the Potomac, once again won by an out-of-stater. In fact, this year's winner Justin Lucas is a two-timing out-of-stater, having migrated from California to Alabama. Despite the fact that he professes to love the Potomac, it's a near certainty that he never considered moving here. That's fine – there have been no superstar anglers who honed their trade on the Potomac, so why should he break the streak?
I'm certainly not going to take away any credit from Justin Lucas. He found the best spot on the river last week and figured out the best way to catch the fish. But for a late game Herculean charge by Jason Christie to pull within four and a half pounds, he would've won by double digits. It was the second of what many informed observers expect to be many Elite Series titles in his career.
It sort of seems like ancient history, but it wasn't all that long ago that the bass world was frantic about Powroznikgate.
For those of you who've forgotten, the Bassmaster Classic Bracket tournament on the Niagara River was held in a bracket style format, with the winner getting an automatic berth in the 2017 Bassmaster Classic. Seven of the eight competitors had already more or less clinched spots in big rodeo, with Koby Kreiger being the sole outlier. Jacob Powroznik, Kreiger's friend and roommate on the road, not only took a dive when he and his buddy were matched up, but he actually coached Kreiger through the process of catching a bass to beat him.
In 1997 I did well as a co-angler in a couple of FLW Tour events. This was before the era of the "professional" or "full-time" non-boater, so I was able to qualify for their year-end championship on Lake Ferguson in Mississippi.
The 2007 Bassmaster Elite Series Capitol Clash was the first tournament that I covered for B.A.S.S., and it took a remarkably unlikely series of events for me to get the job.
Two years earlier I'd written an article for Bass West magazine about A-Mart's performance at the Pittsburgh Classic. Soon thereafter, Bass West magazine editor Jon Storm left for a similar position at BassFan. I bugged him for a while to give me some work and eventually he assigned me to write a weekly column called "On Tour With Lucky Craft."
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In my part of the southwest, summer days are just about unbearable out on the water. The sun beats down mercilessly, with temperatures going well above 110 on most days. Add to that hordes of tipsy water skiers and jet skiers and you have a recipe for a lousy day on the lake. That's why most tournaments out here during the summer are night tournaments. It's still hot, but at least the sun isn't pounding you and crisping your skin. Even better, the night bite can be awesome - especially when the moon is out - and nothing gets bigger bites at night in my neck of the woods than a chubby little Hula Grub on a football head jig.
Heading into the Elite Series event on the Potomac River, the eighth of nine regular season full-field events, Fletcher Shryock sat in 70th place in the Angler of the Year standings. For the first time in his nearly five full years on the senior circuit, he stood in genuine danger of not requalifying for the tour, but at the same time still felt that he had a legitimate chance to make the 2017 Bassmaster Classic.
I just got home from the Forrest Wood Cup where I finished 11th and missed the final-day top-10 cut by just 8 ounces. Ouch!
Oh well, it was a good tournament for me and the one thing I did want to share with the Inside Line about my week on Wheeler Lake is what I learned about summer time schooling fish on TVA lakes.
Fishing hooks are ancient – our ancient ancestors used sharpened bone or twigs to catch fish, but these were often simply gorges, and when the fish took the bait the fisherman would jerk the line to turn the sharpened bone sideways to lodge in the the throat of the fish. Today, technology and improvements in metals have given modern fishermen unprecedented access to amazing hooks with designs that make rigging, hooking, and keeping fish on the line much easier. Here are five hook designs that will help you fish soft plastic baits effectively.
For the nearly 300 competitors, the sixth annual Yamamoto Big Bass Challenge was an opportunity to put their angling skills to the test on the California Delta. Up for grabs were 60 big bass cash prizes, entrance into the Super 12 Grand Prize Drawing for biggest bass (weighed in during each official tournament weigh-in period) and a cash award for the biggest overall bass of the two day event.
I love catching bass in deep water – well, OK - really anywhere; however, there is something especially rewarding about finding bass on deep water structure. I guess it's the fact that these deep water techniques require a little extra map study and a willingness to spend a lot of time idling with the electronics pinging until you find that likely looking area.
On a very warm Thursday evening to an enthusiastic group of anglers, Delta Guide and Yamamoto Pro Staffer Andy "Cooch" Cuccia made the trek to the Fisherman's Warehouse in Sacramento, California for the annual Yamamoto Big Bass Challenge pre-tourney seminar. As usual Cuccia did not disappoint, revealing candid and in depth insight like only he can into one of the nation's best bass fisheries.
Save the date and mark you calendars for the weekend of June 11th and 12th. That's right fishing fans, the Yamamoto Big Bass Challenge is back and better than ever. One of the most fun and exciting tournaments of the year returns to the California Delta for two days of big bass and big prizes. Once again, Russo's Marina on Bethel Island will serve as tournament headquarters.
Bill Brown is an unlikely bass angler, from a place – Grand Junction, Colorado – that'll certainly never challenge Guntersville or Okeechobee or Clear Lake for a spot atop the list of best bass fishing spots in the country. Nevertheless, the comparatively recent convert from trout to bass recently won the B.A.S.S. Nation Western Regional on Lake Mead and now has just one tournament between him and a berth in the Bassmaster Classic.


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Cleaning and maintenance of the kitchen extraction canopy systems are done in accordance with section 16 of the Emergency Services By-Laws, Provincial Gazette No. 60 and 22 February 2006.
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(NEW YORK) - White Pine Jewelry Solutions, a division of White Pine Trading LLC, one of the world's largest recycled diamond companies, plans to help jewelers ramp up their competitiveness via the launch of an innovative consignment program.
The new program aims to help retailers drive traffic to their stores and build market dominance with new styles, categories and price points with no up front costs to the jeweler. "This solution is different from others on the market because it gives medium-to-large chains, or high-volume, independent stores, access to a broad array of value-priced jewelry that is tailored to their needs, rather than the limited selection offered under most consignment programs," explained Michael Lebowitz, Director of Jewelry for White Pine Jewelry Solutions.
"A cornerstone of this program is to aggressively promote these goods," Lebowitz continued. "The value priced goods and trend-right styling should resonate with today's shoppers."
As part of the program, White Pine's veteran jewelry experts meet with jewelers' buying teams to develop a wish list of styles and price points. White Pine then leverages its international network to find trend-right merchandise that meets the client's criteria. Jewelers pay only for what they sell. The memo period is for a minimum of six months, but based on performance, the program may continue with a new assortment of product for an extended period.
"In today's current economic environment, it makes sense to broaden the inventory mix without making heavy investments, but only if the consignment pieces in question truly support the strategic goals of the retailer," Lebowitz noted. "The merchandise mix should also provide real value, which is why our new program focuses both on customization and pricing. Today's shoppers are now laser-focused on the word 'sale,' and smart jewelers are integrating more value merchandise into their full-priced inventories, sometimes by putting in value showcases."
Categories of merchandise available for consignment include:
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ALFAMA NÁDIA is a one bedroom duplex apartment located on the first floor of a typical building and it comprises a lounge area with a comfortable double sofa bed, a toilet and a bathroom and kitchen. The apartment's location is extremely privileged, and is located less than 10 minutes walk from the Metro station Santa Apolonia (blue line). The city center – Praça do Comércio - is 10 minutes away on foot, a distance easily covered when it is to landscape the Alfama district. The Castelo de São Jorge one of Lisbon's most famous landmarks is also less than 10 minutes up the hill. Learn more about this authentic neighbourhood in the text bellow!
The Alfama Quarter is the oldest one in Lisbon, and it was founded by the Arabs who named it "Al-hama" (the fountains). It is difficult to believe that this humble neighbourhood was once the most desirable quarter of Lisbon. For the Moors, the tightly packed alleyways around the fortified castle comprised the whole city.
The buildings survived the 1755 earthquake and although there are no Moorish houses still standing, the quarter retains its kashbah-like-layout. The true charm of these quarters lies in its narrow steep streets ending in sunny squares from which there are stairways leading to typical streets and flowery alleys and fountains. This is where you can find the most genuine traditional commerce, far away from the big hypermarkets, with neighbourhood groceries, fruit stands, modest restaurants, and all purpose stores. The only way to get to know these quarters is to stroll through them. Embark on this adventure, let your intuition guide you and get lost in these streets and alleys to the sound of Fado.local.
Above Alfama the imposing, majestic and sober Castelo de São Jorge (Castle of Saint Jorge), crowns Lisbon´s most important eastern hill. This natural vantage point, was a defensive stronghold and royal palace until the end of the 16th century.
Other Attractions are a few steps away. You will need to climb just a few streets to find yourself in front of the Pantheon, or at the Flea Market (If you are interested in antique stuff and second hand bargains you can find almost everything at the Feira da Ladra flea Market every Saturday and Tuesday in Campo de Santa Clara). To eat there are quite a few cheap typical Portuguese tascas around, but if you are more into sophisticated stuff don´t miss the Bica do Sapato restaurant (co-owned by the actor John Malkovich), Lisbon´s hippest and trendiest restaurant, or the Faz Figura restaurant featuring Portuguese specialties and an impressive city and river views. Here, the visitor will be also close to the most recent and trendiest nightlife routes, beginning in the new Alfama fado parlours and ending up in Clube Ferroviário or at the famous and trendy Lux nightclub. The city center (Praça do Comércio) is about 10 minutes away on foot, a distance easily covered when it is to landscape the Alfama district. The Castelo de São Jorge one of Lisbon's most famous landmarks is less than 9 minutes.
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Lovely and tastefully decorated, very well located in the Alfama district. Despite the high ambient temperatures, the apartment was relatively mild. Flaw in the health loft (odors) and retail, coffee maker off. For disabled people, no problem, but some areas will seem cramped for others (access stairs, toilets, ...).
Appartement agréable et aménagé avec goût, très bien situé dans le quartier de l'Alfama. Malgré les fortes températures extérieures, l'appartement est resté relativement tempéré.
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Pour des personnes valides, pas de problème; cependant, certains espaces pourrons paraître exigus pour d'autres (escalier d'accès, sanitaires,...).
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Translation of lens in Spanish:
noun plural lenses
- 1 (piece of glass)Example sentences
- His first telescope was made from available lenses and gave a magnification of about four times.
- I have two pairs of glasses with different coloured lenses for different light conditions.
- Because of the extreme curve of the glasses, the lenses are hard to fit to a frame - and that makes them costly.
- 4→ contact lens
- 5 (Photography)(compound) objetivo (masculine)(before noun) (cap)lens aperture
del objetivoapertura (feminine) del diafragma
diafragma (masculine)Example sentences
- The Standard lens is actually one of the most neglected lenses in your camera bag.
- With that he tosses the paper across, and goes back to his camera lenses and his camera lens cloth.
- The solution to this is to get right next to the glass, so that your camera lens is flush with the glass surface.
- 6 (Anatomy)Example sentences
- The posterior chamber is found behind the iris and in front of the lens and ciliary bodies.
- The dioptric system includes the cornea, the lens, the aqueous humor within the anterior eye chamber, and the vitreous body.
- With age, your eyes are less able to produce tears, your retinas thin and your lenses gradually turn yellow and become less clear.
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Prior's absence, for the first time since 2008 and therefore before the coaching era of Andy Flower, accounted for one of two changes from the last Test - in which England lost the urn with a third successive defeat.
Graeme Swann's mid-series retirement left a vacancy for a spinner, filled here by Monty Panesar, while Stuart Broad was passed fit following his recovery from a bruised right foot.
Australia were, as expected, unchanged - as they have been throughout the series.
Michael Clarke also won the toss again but decided this time to bowl first on a showery morning.
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String 1 in the figure has linear density 1.8 g/m and string 2
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From December to February someone was using a gas card to buy diesel gas at various gas stations in the area.
This store video shows a two-tone 1980's model Ford truck pulling a trailer. The two men inside used the stolen card to purchase gas.
If you have information about this crime you're asked to call the anonymous Crimestoppers line at 970-241-STOP.


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