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Apartment Hotel Konstanz - Constance
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This 3-star Constance aparthotel offers dry cleaning/laundry.
Multilingual staff can provide tour/ticket assistance. Free Wi-Fi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like. The reception is open during limited hours and you will also find a safe at the reception for your valuables. Other amenities include an elevator (lift).
This aparthotel offers free breakfast, free WiFi and free self parking.
Multilingual staff can provide tour/ticket assistance.
Apartment Hotel Konstanz - Constance
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 36 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 3 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-10 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
If you are planning to arrive after 7 PM please contact the property in advance using the information on the booking confirmation. The front desk will be closed during the following times:
October - March
Daily from 9 PM - 7 AM
April - September
Daily from 10 PM - 7 AM
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- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No pets or service animals allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- RV/bus/truck parking *
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- Smoke-free property
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- Free breakfast daily
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1914
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Terrace
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- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- Free WiFi
- Phone
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- Kitchen
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RV/bus/truck parking is available for an extra charge
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 30 per night
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 15 per night
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The country is looking for a €53 billion bailout.
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Brian Cowen played golf with Seán FitzPatrick but they never discussed Anglo
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What's the issue with Greece's pension system?
The main bone of contention in negotiations between Greece and its creditors has been how to resolve the pension system. But why is it such a huge issue?
Greece has another €10.3 billion in debt due in 2015
And you thought your debts were bad.
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Greece will accept the troika's bailout terms… but says it hasn't capitulated
Germany is still demanding the country go through with its planned referendum.
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It's official – Greece has failed to pay for its loans with the IMF
The deadline of 11pm has been and gone.
The Troika's negotiations with Greece shows why Ireland must do the right thing
Heavily indebted countries should have a transparent, independent mechanism to turn to when facing the possibility of not being able to repay debts.
Here is the letter Enda Kenny sent to Alexis Tsipras last night
Greece is finally heading for a default on its IMF loans.
# imf - Monday 29 June, 2015
People are queuing for ATMs in Greece - but they can only get €60
Pensioners are also queuing outside closed banks.
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Joan Burton: Syriza has been "lecturing the rest of Europe"
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Patrick Honohan: Brian Lenihan was "very cross" before I made THAT phonecall
"I knew they wouldn't be all that happy that I made the announcement, but I didn't realise they'd be so unhappy."
Is Greece about to kiss the euro goodbye?
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Greece doesn't want a piece of the troika's latest offer
Its Prime Minister claims creditors are being harder on his country than they were Ireland.
Revealed: The Department of Finance's secret 'Johnny Logan working group'
A former senior finance official has revealed secret plans were made in case Ireland defaulted from the euro.
# imf - Monday 22 June, 2015
'Unexpected developments' in Greece are the biggest risk to Ireland's recovery
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# imf - Friday 19 June, 2015
Ireland is now really thinking about what happens if Greece leaves the eurozone
The government has confirmed talks with the Central Bank and the NTMA about the implications of Greece exiting the eurozone.
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'People want the drama of overpaid bankers and reckless developers, but it's not that simple'
A former top official at the Department of Finance said we are leaving our children with a huge bill.
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The End (of the Euro) is Nigh
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Official: This man is not a pimp
Dominique Strauss Khan, the former head of the IMF, was acquitted of pimping charges this morning.
# imf - Thursday 11 June, 2015
'The day is coming that someone says the game is over for Greece'
The IMF has pulled its team out of talks with the cash-strapped nation.
# imf - Thursday 4 June, 2015
Greece will miss an IMF repayment (but promises to pay before July)
Its other repayments will be combined into one.
# imf - Tuesday 2 June, 2015
Greece might just pay off the €1.6 billion it owes this month
There has been "serious progress" in talks.
# imf - Sunday 24 May, 2015
Greece is going to miss a €1.6 billion loan repayment to the IMF
Because it hasn't got any money.
# imf - Tuesday 19 May, 2015
Countries are spending more on energy subsidies than health
The figures have been labelled as "shocking".
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Greece just slid back into recession
It's the first time since late 2013 that the country's economy has been in decline.


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Rockstar London debuts with a sequel to 2003's Manhunt, and the developers promise the game stays close to the original concept of chilling suspense and stealth while also pushing game design and storytelling forward.
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Manhunt 2 is a really good game, despite the ESRBs decision to reject the original, uncut version. It has everything the original has and more.
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Starting with the Los Angeles Dodgers' game at the San Diego Padres on Sunday night, the U.S. opener of the 2014 season, players, managers and fans will turn their attention to the ROC -- the Replay Operations Center.
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Thursday night, the Urban Legends Coldcut present a special AV DJ set, with local Commoner Lazlo Legezer on warm up duties.
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Bearded Kitten return for their infamous Sunday takeover of The Temple, a unique blend of tomatoes, UV paint and all night dancing. The tomato fight is the stuff of legends, and rumour has it you'll likely find Michael Eavis right in the middle of the action wearing nothing more than a tutu… it kicks off at 18.00 but we suggest you get there at 17.00 to allow the Bearded Kitten Allstars to get you well and truly pumped up!
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Over the past five years, Ben UFO has acquired a deserved reputation as one of contemporary dance music's most daring and wide-ranging selectors, with his keen ear and razor-sharp technical abilities enabling him to cut between eras, lineages and mixing styles with dazzling ease and fluidity.
Having cut his teeth in early dubstep and drum 'n' bass, his roots lie in UK rave culture – yet his selections cast the net wider, drawing new mutations of this culture into the orbit of house, techno and other global dancefloor sounds. In the club, his sets somehow manage to be simultaneously considered and raucous, sliding from sidewinding broken rhythms into an irresistible four-to-the-floor groove, or broadsiding you with unexpected tangents, old favourites and bizarre secret weapons.
Thomson's development as a DJ has been inextricably linked to the maturing of Hessle Audio, the label he co-founded in 2007 alongside Pearson Sound and Pangaea. Just as dubstep was starting to unfurl into a sprawling, globalised festival sound, Hessle Audio, in stark contrast, emerged with a strikingly focused, spacious and percussive aesthetic. As the scene continued to unravel, they went on to become one of the most coherent focal points within a rapidly diverging UK dance music community, through their DJ sets, label releases and radio shows on London station Rinse FM.
Listening back to Ben's two official mix CD releases, 2011's Rinse:16 and 2013's Fabriclive.67, you can hear snapshots of that evolutionary process in action; they plot subtle and often surprising connections between the pirate radio-borne genres he grew up with, and the worldwide house and techno scene.


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Competition: five limited edition VOID watches
New 203 Series by Uniform Wares
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Dezeen Watch Store: London watch brand Uniform Wares has updated its best-selling 200 Series range of watches with three new models featuring an improved Swiss movement and new finishes. Buy now at Dezeen Watch Store with free worldwide shipping. More »
New 152 Series by Uniform Wares
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Dezeen Watch Store: London watch brand Uniform Wares has released three updated models of the best-selling 150 Series range of watches featuring a slimmer case and a new Swiss movement. Buy now at Dezeen Watch Store with free worldwide shipping. More »
New silver-faced Vigorelli by Matteo Ragni
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Dezeen Watch Store: this new silver-faced version of the elegant Vigorelli watch by Matteo Ragni is now available to buy with FREE SHIPPING at Dezeen Watch Store. It features a square stainless steel case and a sloped inner ring, inspired by the iconic Vigorelli Velodrome built in Milan in 1935. The watch has a leather strap and can be bought at our watch shop online or over the phone.
Plicate by Benjamin Hubert
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Dezeen Watch Store: British industrial designer Benjamin Hubert has designed his first watch for Italian accessories brand NAVA. Plicate, named after its pleated surfaces, is now available for pre-order with free shipping from Dezeen Watch Store. More »
No.1 by Form Us With Love
for TID Watches
Dezeen Watch Store: Swedish design studio Form Us With Love has launched a watch for new Swedish brand TID Watches - and the first ten customers who pre-order the watch at Dezeen Watch Store will get special-edition signed packaging by the designers (+ interview). More »
Dezeen Watch Store: Grow by
Andrea Morgante for Alessi
Dezeen Watch Store: Grow by Andrea Morgante of Shiro Studio for Alessi is now available at Dezeen Watch Store for only £84.00. Inspired by the act of growing, Morgante designed the surface of the watch to replicate the muscle fibres of the wearer's arm. More »
Braun BN0024 now available
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Dezeen Watch Store: the Braun BN0024 is the newest addition to our collection of iconic Braun watches. This timepiece has an understated face with classic hour and minute hands and features a smaller dial on the face that marks the seconds using a yellow ticker. Buy now for £120.00 » More »
Take Time by Mathieu Lehanneur
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Dezeen Watch Store: Take Time, a timepiece inspired by a traditional pocket watch by French designer Mathieu Lehanneur is now available for pre-order at Dezeen Watch Store. More »
Dezeen Watch Store end of summer sale:
further reductions on Nava watches
A selection of our Nava watches are now further reduced in our end of summer sale at Dezeen Watch Store. Wherever (above) designed by Denis Guidone tells time in two different time zones at once by featuring two separate hour hands. Now only £60.00 (UK and EU) or £50.00 (rest of world). Buy now » More »
Normal Vivid by Ross McBride now
further reduced at Dezeen Watch Store
The Normal Vivid watch designed by Tokyo designer Ross McBride is now only £100.00 (UK and EU) or £83.33 (rest of the world) in the Dezeen Watch Store end of summer sale. Buy now » More »
Dezeen Watch Store end of summer sale:
Sol by Shin Azumi now half price
The solar powered Sol watch is now half price in our end of summer sale at Dezeen Watch Store. Designed by Shin Azumi for Japanese brand IDEA, Sol is reduced to only £40.00 (UK and EU) or £33.33 (rest of the world). Buy now » More »
Further discounts on Ziiiro watches in the
Dezeen Watch Store end of summer sale
Our end of summer sale now features three of Hong Kong watch brand Ziiiro's designs; Gravity, Orbit and Aurora. Each watch tells time in its own unique way without using traditional hands. Gravity (above) uses two coloured rings which resemble rotating comets to indicate the time. Now only £80.00 (UK and EU) or £66.67 (rest of the world). Get yours here » More »
Dezeen Watch Store pop-up shops at
designjunction and 100% Design
London Design Festival: in addition to our Dezeen Super Store in the Seven Dials area of Covent Garden, Dezeen Watch Store will be popping up at two different locations from tomorrow: designjunction and 100% Design. More »
Dark Noon by Nendo at Dezeen Watch Store
Dezeen Watch Store: new in at Dezeen Watch Store this week is Dark Noon by Japanese designers Nendo for Danish brand Noon. Each watch in the collection tells time in its own unique way. Gear (above), tells time using a collection of gears that rotate around each other as time passes. More »
"I pre-dated the trend for large watches
by about a decade" - Marc Newson
In this next movie in our series filmed with Marc Newson in his London studio he tells us about the watches he's designed, including the first ones that he built himself in the late 1980s. Update: this interview is featured in Dezeen Book of Interviews, which is on sale now for £12. More »
Dezeen Watch Store: VOID V03
by David Ericsson
Dezeen Watch Store: the third watch added to our new summer collection at Dezeen Watch Store is the VOID V03 designed by David Ericsson of Hong Kong watch brand VOID. More »
Braun BN0076 at Dezeen Watch Store
Dezeen Watch Store: the Braun BN0076 is the latest watch to join Dezeen Watch Store's carefully curated Braun collection. This minimal digital watch is based on the classic DW30 timepiece originally designed by Dieter Rams in 1978. More »
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Pre Wedding – Stan & Yi (Brisbane, Australia)
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Wedding Venue : Pangkor Laut Resort, Malaysia
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i did read online somewhere not to keep the sodas without drinking them because they explode. I figured it wouldn't happen to me..... Why? I don't know. I'm stupid I guess....
My PacMan exploded today... If I keep them refridgerated will they not explode? Or do I have no choice but to drain them?
Oh and as far as collecting them what's better as far as being drained? should I drink them like I would a coke, maybe try to open them in an un-noticeable way, or drill a hole?
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So you've got your new board, your sweet bindings and the latest boots... now what? This guide will help you decide which set up options are appropriate for you and your riding ability/style.
The very first thing you have to decide when you're putting your bindings on the board is which foot is going to be your forward foot (leading foot). If your left foot is forward you have a regular stance and if your right foot is forward you have a goofy (AKA Switch) stance. If you have ever surfed, skated, wake boarded, or done any other type of board sport then I suggest starting with the stance that worked for you in the past. There are people who do almost everything goofy but snowboard regular stance and vice versa but they are few and far between so just go with what you know. If you have never been on a board of any kind and have no idea what stance you are then here is a simple trick to find out. Have a friend sneak up and give you an unexpected shove from behind making sure that your feet are side by side. In theory the foot that you step with first to catch yourself is your leading foot. Try it a few times and if your consistently catching your self with your left foot your probably regular, with your right and your probably goofy. Disclaimer: This method is in no way scientific and is not fool proof. Another (non scientific) method of determining your stance is to lay the board down with the nose facing away from you, walk up to it and just step onto it as if you were stepping into the imaginary bindings. The idea being that your first impression is usually the best and you will be naturally inclined to step onto the board in the stance that you are most comfortable with. If none of these methods work just set it up regular since that is the most common stance, and once you start learning it should become clear what stance you are.
When you're going down into the really deep stuff, your goal is to keep the nose of your board above the snow. One way to do this is to lean way back and put all your weight on your back leg but if your going through pow for more than one run you will get fatigued quickly and the fun will be over. That is where SET BACK comes in. By mounting your bindings towards the back of the board your weight will already be on the tail, lifting your nose out of the snow with minimal effort on your part so you can concentrate on getting the best lines and spraying your buddies. Boards come with centered stances and pre set back stances depending on the style of board. A centered stance board means that it is the same distance from the binding inserts to the nose and tail of the board. A setback stance board means that it is a longer distance from the nose of the board to the front inserts than from the tail to the rear inserts. Typically Freestyle or park boards come with centered stances and Freeride or all mountain boards come with a set back. If this is your first board start with your bindings centered on the board and adjust them to your riding style as you progress. If you do decide you want to set back your stance, move slowly. You will only need a few inches of adjustment at the most, so keep in mind that small changes can have a big impact on the way the board feels and rides.
Now that you know which direction you will be facing on the board, and if set back is your thing, its time to figure out how far apart to mount your bindings. The typical ski/board shop answer to stance width is to have your feet even with your shoulders. This is a fine starting point but it puts you into a STANDING postition where you are more inclined to stand up straight and lock your knees. This will cause you to twist at the hip to turn, decrease your balance and ability to absorb impact, as well as raise your center of gravity.
You do not want to be simply "standing" on the board, you want to be riding the board and to do this you will need to be in a RIDING position. Stand on your new board like you were about to go down the hill. Put your feet inline with your shoulders and then slide them just past the edge of your shoulders so that it is more comfortable to have a SLIGHT bend in your knee than to be straight legged. Now measure your stance from the center of each binding with a tape measure so you can make specific adjustments and have accurate set ups in the future. This stance will help you initiate turns with your shoulders and upper body rather than with your hips as well as give you a lower center of gravity. As you progress you will find that certain stances work better for specific types of riding. For example Alpine riders who race and carve like to have very close stances while jib and freestyle riders prefer very wide stances for stability and control in the air. There is really no hard science for determining your stance width so start with what feels comfortable and make adjustments as you go along. This Height-Width table should help you get started.
|Height (in feet)
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|< 5'1"
|5'2" to 5'4"
|5'5" to 5'8"
|5'9" to 6'
|> 6'
So now that you have your bindings where you want them on the board it's time to adjust the angle of the binding. It's important to get the appropriate angles for your body because if your bindings are not properly angled you will put unnecessary and often painful strain on your calves and knees resulting in shorter, less fun days and ultimately blown knees. The way to adjust the angle of your binding is in the mounting disk in the center of your binding. Along the edge of where the disk fits into the binding you will see dash marks with a number every fifth mark. These dash marks are your angles. They start at zero and move in increments of 3. Set the disk with the indicator arrows pointing to the angle you want and mount the whole thing onto your board. Make sure you measure your width and set back so you are mounting them in the correct place.
Different styles of snowboarding use different stance set ups. Many "alpine" or slalom snowboarders prefer both feet angled towards the front of the board, while progressive and freestyle snowboarders prefer a "duck" stance, where your feet are angled away from each other. When your adjusting your angles, make sure that you leave enough room between the edges of your board and the edges of your bindings so your toe or heel doesn't drag in the snow when you try and turn. A common set up for beginners is right around 0 degrees on the back foot and +15 degrees or less on the front foot. We don't recommend going past -21 degrees on your back foot because it puts a lot of strain on your knees to have such drastic angles but its all about comfort and what works for one person may not work for you. There is no one correct way to set up a snowboard so do plenty of experimenting and tweaking as you progress. Small changes can have a large impact on the way a board feels and responds.
So now that your have your bindings mounted where you want them on the board its time to adjust the bindings themselves. Adjusting the angle of the high back or "Forward Lean", will have a large impact not only on the way the board performs but on your body posture. Angling your high back forward will force your knees to bend giving you a lower center of gravity and more aggressive stance which is great for half pipe and big mountain riding because it provides better leverage and control for powering through turns. The draw back is it makes it harder to catch yourself or make corrections when you're buttering a box or going through a rail because it restricts your leg movement. Many urban and rail oriented riders prefer to have their high backs pushed as far back as they can go often removing the adjusting mechanism entirely, while some big jump enthusiasts like to crank up the forward lean for edge control in the landings and take off. As with everything else, it's ALL personal preference and you will have to do some experimenting and tinkering to figure out what works best for you.
All right, your all set up and ready for your first day on the hill. As you progress and figure out what styles of snowboarding you like best, consider playing around with your edges. Sharpening or "Tuning" your edges will give you edge hold on the steep sheets of ice way up on the mountain. De-tuning your edges will make sure you don't break your face jibbing through any rails ( I learned that one the hard way!) Getting a perfectly dialed in set up takes experience so keep playing and experimenting with your set up and most of all HAVE FUN!
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how much is a 1929 50 dollar bill stamped with the federal reserve of cleveland.
I had really hoped you would have posted a picture of this guy. Would you be able to post one for our review? Without a picture, it is virtually impossible to determine just what you have based on the information you provided. It would also be appreciated that in the future you log in as a member rather than as an anonymous guest. This would help eliminate duplicate posts on similar subjects. It would also help me to cater to your personal requests rather than comment in general to an unknown audience.
But in general, this type of note is called "National Currency". or "National Bank Notes". Your $50 bank note in circulated condition probably about F15 is worth about $100 I have access to pics of a $10 note and a $100 note
I have a $50 from FRB of Cleveland . Its a 1929 Series.Could you tell me its value?
In poor condition what would it be worth
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We strolled into the nearby McDonald's and asked for a hamburger.
The attendant rang up 79 cents plus 5 cents tax and put a burger on a tray.
We placed three dimes and four pennies in his hand and walked away, though not far before he said, "That will be 84 cents, sir."
The attendant didn't understand. The wife just paid $1.69 for a pound of ground beef. McDonald's, we've been told, gets five burgers from a pound of ground beef. So, at $1.69 a pound, it costs McDonald's about 34 cents for the burger - probably less than that because McDonald's buys hamburger in larger quantities that warrant discounted prices.
So even at 34 cents, we were being generous and covering the cost of the bun and condiments.
Sad to say, we didn't get a burger for 34 cents.
But if we can't get a burger at cost, at least we can buy a new vehicle that way. That's the impression we get in reading that Consumer Reports magazine will now sell you a listing of what a dealer pays for a car so you can offer a couple of dollars - perhaps only 34 cents - over his cost and walk away with a new machine.
CR says paying a percentage over the invoice price doesn't ensure you're paying the lowest possible price, because the invoice price includes a 2 percent to 3 percent dealer holdback as well as possible factory incentives on selected makes to encourage sales.
Holdback is a percentage of the manufacturer's suggested retail price, or MSRP, that the dealer pays the factory to have a cash fund to pay the bills if needed so the factory doesn't have to bail him out. The dealer is reimbursed holdback by the factory periodically.
So now, for $12 a copy, CR will supply a listing of the dealer invoice minus holdback, incentives or factory-to-dealer rebates on any car.
Mike Melcher, general manager of Cole Ivey Auto Plaza in Borger, has never seen a Consumer Reports new car buying report but has heard of them from customers.
"It doesn't happen that often," he said. "The majority of people don't pursue that."
More often, he said, new-car shoppers telephone dealers for prices. It is common to receive pricing calls from prospective buyers in Amarillo and surrounding towns, he said.
"I think the customers are more educated today than what they were 10 or 15 years ago," he said.
Melcher said he believes that if someone shopping for a $25,000 car calls five different dealers, he will find the price of the vehicle won't vary by more than $500. He said customers will shop first then ask him for a price match so they can buy from their hometown dealership.
The MSRP, or manufacturer's suggested retail price, is what the manufacturer prices a vehicle at, Melcher said.
"That's what the vehicle should sell for and that's what the dealer will deal from," he said.
Identically equipped vehicles will cost each dealer the same amount of money because there is no volume discount in the auto business, Melcher said.
"That makes the playing field very level," he said.
Dealers almost always have rebates or special interest rates which they may offer customers and no dealer has an advantage over another with the factory, Melcher explained.
The most popular models at Cole Ivey Auto Plaza are the Yukon XL, Yukon and Cadillac Sedan De Ville. Melcher said the longest time a Yukon or Yukon XL has remained on the lot is four days.
Buyers can get the best deal on a vehicle by knowing what he wants, by comparison shopping among dealers and comparing financing options among banks, credit unions or motor divisions such as GMAC, he said.
For those planning to trade in a used vehicle, Melcher said the most important consideration is the "trade difference," that is, the difference between the price of the new car and the dealer's offer for the used car.
"The only figure that doesn't lie is the trade difference," Melcher said.
Knowing the rock-bottom price a dealer pays may save consumers hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars, CR says, though warning that holdbacks and incentives will vary by model and demand, which means you won't always be sure if the price is rock bottom or just real close.
"If you know what a car costs, you still don't know what a dealer is willing to sell the car for and still have to find a dealer willing to accept your offer," said Art Spinella, general manager of CNW Marketing/Research in Bandon, Ore., a company that studies why people buy the vehicles they do.
What it comes down to, Spinella said, is a no-brainer: "Dealers will be more willing to deal on slow-selling hardware than on fast-moving hardware."
Offer Chrysler dealers $100 over his cost for a PT Cruiser, in which demand is roughly three times supply, or offer a dealer $100 over cost for a convertible in the spring or a 4x4 truck after the first snowfall and watch how they react.
Today's consumer is more informed that five or six years ago simply because there is more information available, said Raymond Navarro, new car sales manager at Street Toyota Mazda, 4401 S. Georgia.
The number of customers depending on buying guides, whether from Consumer Reports or other sources,is growing, he said.
"It's becoming a larger and larger factor in car buying," Navarro said.
The invoice price, the starting point for many buyer's negotiations, may be effected by such things as regional or local advertising assessments which might or might not be applicable to a vehicle in another section of the country, he explained.
Also, final purchase prices may vary based on specific market conditions such as availability and demand for certain models, Navarro said.
"Shoppers perceive (buying guides) as 'this is how I'm not going to pay too much,"'Navarro said.
"Unless Toyota provides the pricing information - and they don't - a lot of times the pricing guides are only able to offer what information they have, which may or may not be complete," he continued.
"Armed with information available to them, consumers are getting better buys on their new cars. The other side of that coin is that dealer's margins are slimming with manufacturer's attempts to remain competitive in the marketplace," he said.
Rebates and incentives are to the consumer's advantage, Navarro said. Dealers have no one to blame but themselves for the invoice-buying frenzy because they tried to lure buyers away from other dealers with advertised promises of vehicles for $1 to $100 over "dealer cost" or "dealer invoice," which had consumers demanding to know what dealer cost or invoice is.
The demand to know cost has brought car pricing/buying services into vogue, not just to learn costs, but because consumers basically fear confrontation with dealers, Spinella said.
"It's simply cowardice on the part of the consumer. You have consumers today who want to hide behind a computer when shopping for a car in order to avoid confrontation," he said.
"If you know what a car costs, you still have to go to a dealer to negotiate a deal. You have one more piece of information, but you still have to confront the dealer," he said.
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A first look at Samba 4
A technical preview version of Samba 4 became available at the end of January. We took a look at what's coming in the next version of the Samba file and print service suite.
For all versions of Samba, the goal is the same: sharing Windows resources with Unix-style operating systems such as Linux, and sharing Linux resources with Windows systems [1]. Unfortunately, support for Microsoft systems is a moving target: Redmond is not exactly renowned for their willingness to publish specifications, and the software giant keeps extending its SMB/ CIFS protocols from one Windows version to the next. Open source developers try to keep track of the changes to SMB by using tools such as Ethereal to sniff connections, but Microsoft stepped up its game with Windows 2000, introducing the object-based directory system called Active Directory Service (ADS, [2]).
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Known as Multiverse Networks, the Mountain View, Calif.-based company behind the platform has been lining up developers interested in building on its platform, and already has around 100 teams doing so in a private beta. Those teams include one of the most experienced creators of 3D virtual worlds, a forestry researcher, one of the most influential experts on online game economies, and many others.
Multiverse, which plans to open up its public beta this fall, is the talk of the Austin Game Conference here, an annual confab dedicated to the development of online games and virtual worlds. In the year or so since publicizing its platform, the company has become seen as one of the best choices for small development teams seeking to build virtual worlds but who lack the tens of millions of dollars it can often take to create stand-alone titles.
"We asked several senior people in the industry, and learned that Multiverse is viewed as a solid virtual world middleware product with strong backing and a solid future," said Edward Castronova, an associate professor of telecommunications at Indiana University. His Arden Institute is building a virtual world based on the works of William Shakespeare. "Its services and pricing were perfect for the group I run: talented, enthusiastic student volunteers with little experience and less cash, but plenty of time and no market constraint. It's a good product for people who want complete creative freedom and have the labor to pursue it."
Indeed, Multiverse's business model is very much what will attract academics, government agencies and other teams without major funding: Its tools are free to use, and its income will come only as part of revenue sharing when its customers make money.
"Multiverse seemed to be the right combination of software, people and business plan," said Mike Sellers, CEO of Online Alchemy, an Austin-based developer. "If you're a studio, whether just getting started or trying to get funding, you can't do things based on needing a half-million dollars if you don't know you're going to get a half-million dollars."
Online Alchemy is building a new virtual world outside the auspices of giant publishers like Electronic Arts, NCSoft or Sony Online Entertainment. The company has been finding that Multiverse gives it the right combination of tools and support after looking at other middleware developers' offerings.
Sellers, the lead designer on "Meridian 59," the first fully graphical 3D massively multiplayer online game, said that under a traditional development model, creating a new online game would take 12 to 18 months just to get the technology up and running. Once that is done, he said, creating the game itself would take at least another six months.
By comparison, he said, Online Alchemy got its demo up and running using the Multiverse platform in just four weeks.
To Corey Bridges, Multiverse's co-founder and executive producer, the plaudits the company is getting from its earliest customers is exciting, but perhaps not so much as the diversity of those customers' projects.
"We have a wide range of customers," Bridges said. Those include people who are using the platform to build things from traditional massively multiplayer online games to business collaboration tools to academic resources to socialization spaces, he said.
For now, Mutliverse's private beta has about 100 developers. None has come to market with projects, but that should change soon. And Bridges said the group is small because the company wanted to be able to devote a lot of attention to its earliest users.


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Erie police nab burglary suspect
An Erie man was jailed Thursday on charges of attempting to break into a West 11th Street residence and fighting with officers who took him into custody.
Anthony M. Acosta, 21, is accused of breaking into a basement window of a home in the 1000 block of West 11th Street at about 4 a.m. Police said a resident was at home at the time of the break-in and Acosta ran out as officers arrived.
Police said Acosta was found hiding under a tree and again ran off.
He was eventually apprehended when officers used a Taser to stop him, according to the criminal complaint.
Acosta, of the 1100 block of Raspberry Street, was arraigned by Erie 4th Ward District Judge Tom Robie on charges of burglary, flight to avoid apprehension, criminal trespass, criminal mischief and disorderly conduct.
Erie police detectives also questioned Acosta on Thursday about other recent burglaries and attempted burglaries, police said.


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Paul Cebar Tomorrow Sound shows local artist's continued evolution
Because he's played around town since 1976, you might think Paul Cebar, one of the city's most prominent music fixtures, would have reached a commercial or creative plateau.
Think again. Cebar's exceptional résumé includes time in the late bands the R&B Cadets and Paul Cebar & the Milwaukeeans; 28 years on WMSE-FM (91.7; he co-hosts Wednesday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon) and playing on stage with Bonnie Raitt, Al Green and Los Lobos. »Read Full Article
August Wilson's 'Seven Guitars' strikes a chord in Chicago
Chicago — When I look back toward journey's end on the thousands of plays I've seen, I've no doubt that among those I'll most cherish are the 10-play century cycle of August Wilson plays being directed by Ron OJ Parson, one miraculous installment at a time, for Court Theatre in Chicago.
"Seven Guitars," the fifth Wilson cycle play that Parson has directed at the Court — beginning with a stupendous "Fences" (2006) and continuing through "The Piano Lesson" (2009), "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" (2009) and "Jitney" (2012) — opened over the weekend in the Court's Hyde Park home. As was true of the first four, it's worth the drive south. »Read Full Article
20th annual Poetry Marathon kicks off Saturday morning
Once again, local writers and readers are limbering up for the marathon that doesn't require a qualifying time and where stars and rookies have equal footing.
Woodland Pattern Book Center's 20th annual Poetry Marathon & Benefit begins at 10 a.m. Saturday and rolls past midnight, ending circa 1 a.m. Sunday. »Read Full Article
Justin Vernon writes new song for Zach Braff movie
Justin Vernon has made it clear that he isn't sure when, or even if, he would resurrect his Grammy-winning band Bon Iver.
But over the weekend came news that the Eau Claire-based Bon Iver was back — except it didn't come from Vernon, but from Zach Braff. »Read Full Article
Fond du Lac teen to audition for 'The Voice'
An 18-year-old high school senior from Fond du Lac will audition tonight for a spot on NBC's reality show "The Voice," according to the Fond du Lac Reporter.
According to the Reporter, Phillip Johnson was discovered after he posted a series of music videos that showed him covering songs by various R&B artists beginning on Dec. 1. »Read Full Article
Oscar race so far: Three-way tie for best picture?
Three leading contenders for the Academy Award for best picture each won major awards handed out by movie industry guild groups over the weekend.
"Gravity" and "12 Years a Slave" split the best picture award handed out by the Producers Guild of America. »Read Full Blog Post
NFC beats AFC in local TV ratings
Sunday's tense and exciting game between the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks on Fox beat the lopsided game between the New England Patriots and Denver Broncos on CBS in the preliminary overnight ratings.
Official ratings are being delayed because of the Martin Luther King Day holiday. »Read Full Blog Post
New singer infuses San Fermin's sound with warmth, sass
Even loaded up with eight members, the odds were against San Fermin in front of a few hundred people Sunday night at Turner Hall Ballroom.
The New York-based ensemble's dramatic self-titled debut album, one of the best listens of 2013, boldly spans across symphonic chamberpop, pulse-quickening indie rock and avant garde jazz, the exquisite execution of 23 instruments under the care of composer Ellis Ludwig-Leone. »Read Full Article
On Sunday at Tutto, football and Food Bowl, a party to fight hunger
You can watch the Pro Bowl and help fight hunger at the same time on Sunday, when Sanford and Tutto restaurants will present the Food Bowl, a food pantry fundraiser with food, drinks, entertainment and a silent auction.
The Food Bowl takes place from 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Tutto, 1033 N. Old World 3rd St., and all proceeds go to Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin. »Read Full Blog Post
Second Experience Hendrix Riverside show added — with new special guests
If you didn't get a ticket for the now sold-out Experience Hendrix tribute concert March 16 at the Riverside Theater — featuring Buddy Guy, Jonny Lang and others — you're in luck. A second Experience Hendrix show has been added for April 4.
And if you did get a ticket for the first Experience Hendrix concert, you might want a ticket to the second one anyway. That's because it's a different show, with some different musicians. »Read Full Article(1)
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Comcast Does Digital Video Recording
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Other than its low price, the Comcast DVR's best feature is its dual-tuner capability. That means you can record one show while watching another or, if you're away from the TV, record two programs at the same time. Most TiVo boxes allow you to watch and record only one show at a time, though TiVo boxes with DirectTV feature the dual-tuner capability. If you live in a household like mine, where two people often have opposing views on what to watch, this dual-tuner feature comes in very handy, and it's something that's sadly lacking from TiVo.
My other quibbles with the Comcast DVR are minor. Entering the title of a program to record is more time-consuming than it should be, for example. Instead of presenting you with an on-screen keyboard of sorts, like TiVo, the Comcast DVR forces you to scroll through letters of the alphabet to spell out the title. It also lacks a feature to rival TiVo's WishLists, which let you record all programs featuring a certain actor or centered on a certain topic.


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CHICAGO - Delegates from around the country are arriving here today for the opening of the Communist Party's 30th national convention at the University of Illinois at Chicago. "Folks are coming from as far away as Texas and Maine," said convention organizer John Bachtell. "They're excited to get started and so am I."
"It's going to be a convention like no other" he continued. "One thing I'm really excited about is the event's openness. Most of the sessions will be lived streamed, and the press is invited. Our coalition partners are coming to share their views on a host of issues including labor organizing, immigrant rights, racism, reproductive rights, and LGBTQ equality."
An event that's particularly lighting the imagination of participants is a labor history tour led by Rev. Tim Yeager the morning of the convention. Among other historic sites, the tour will visit the Haymarket memorial in Forest Park Cemetery. "I expect some will want to lay flowers to honor the Haymarket martyrs," said Yeager.
Communist Party Chairman Sam Webb will deliver a keynote address Friday afternoon. A key challenge according to Webb will be the upcoming mid-term elections. "Everyone should be involved," he said. Taking note of Eric Cantor's upset in Virginia, Webb warned, "This is a decisive election. Nothing can be taken for granted, including the election of tea party extremists."
But Webb remains optimistic. "With boots on the ground and a program that emphasizes jobs, the advantages of Obamacare, and preventing global warming, the Democrats can win the House and preserve their majority in the Senate."
Friday evening, the People's World is hosting a panel discussion on organizing low wage workers that includes Howard Kling, Secretary of the International Labor Communications Association AFL-CIO, Change to Win, Rasheen Aldrige, St. Louis Can't Survive of $7.35 strike leader, Young Activists United, Naquasia LeGrand (Fast Food Forward Colbert Show guest), Elce Redmond and Ada Fuentes of Jobs With Justice, Terrie Albano, co-editor of People's World, and Judith LeBlanc, field director of Peace Action.
Saturday, the convention will feature a panel discussion the mass media with Kari Lyderson, Social Justice Chicago Reporting Fellowship, Northwestern University, Bhaskar Sunkara, publisher of jacobin.com, Don Washington, MayoralTutorial.com, and Sue Webb, co-editor of People's World.
The day will be topped off with a welcome of international guests from Brazil, Great Britain, Cuba, and Vietnam.
The convention end on Sunday. "We'll close with a call to action that will encourage everyone to get busy," said Joe Sims, "The future belongs to those that organize it."
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In defense of Amarillo Little Theatre's recent production of "My Way," I have yet to talk to one person who did not enjoy it. It is full of romance and beautiful songs, and is very clean and fun.
I'm beginning to believe Globe-News entertainment writer Chip Chandler is bored by those things (Dec. 12 review, " 'Way' bad spot in ALT season").
He is becoming extremely obnoxious.
Carol Cantrell
ALT's tribute to 'Old Blue Eyes' a winner
My husband and I attended the Amarillo Little Theatre production of "My Way" recently and were delighted with the production.
I am a member of the Frank Phillips Community Choir that performed in Carnegie Hall in New York and also on the Carnival cruise ship. I also have seen a Broadway musical.
Although this may not qualify me as a music critic, I disagree with Chip Chandler's criticism of the production. This was a tribute to Frank Sinatra, not a life story, not an impersonation, and definitely not bilge water up to our knees.
The performers are not paid professionals, but they did an excellent rendition of Sinatra's music. We had a delightful evening, and the rest of the audience seemed to enjoy the production as much as we did.
I would like to thank ALT for bringing us "older folks" such enjoyable music productions.
Gay Smith
Gorillas deserve better coverage
Why does a locally owned, professional hockey club not get the coverage it deserves?
Time and time again, I see the losses on the front page of the sports section, picture included.
Very rarely, however, does a Gorillas win make headlines with the basket-weaving finals.
Most recently, a three-game winning streak, which included two wins over a division-leading team, was placed on page 5, while a loss the night before made front-page headlines.
It would also be nice to have the scores from the night's games in the following morning's paper, provided it was not past the editor's bedtime.
Apparently anything after 10 p.m. is too late to make the next day's paper.
You would think after local fans and community-involved people took the initiative, money and time to keep the club in Amarillo, it would get backing from the local newspaper. Amarillo doesn't have many professional sporting events to attend.
I encourage the sports editor to re-examine his future article placement and selections.
Mika Clay
The plight of the screaming tomato
This is in response to Stan Wileczek Jr.'s Sept. 14 letter regarding animal abuse.
Are vegetables not living things? When you pick a tomato, does it scream?
To take this reasoning even further, we cut down trees to build our homes. I believe they are also God's creations and live before we cut them down.
Should we all live in holes in the ground?
While Wileczek is correct that dog-fighting should be a crime and not allowed, I feel that eating beef and pork are not crimes against the animal community.
He is also uninformed about rodeos. I come from a family that owned and produced rodeos across the country. Our rodeo stock was taken care of better than many of the children in our society today. Maybe Wileczek's time should be spent correcting this terrible atrocity.
Hunting actually will help perpetuate wildlife for our children and grandchildren. If there is no herd management, deer herds and most wildlife tend to overpopulate their habitats. This results in early death from starvation and disease, eventually bringing certain species close to extinction.
Because of the fishing industry, many rivers and streams are stocked with trout and many other types of game fish.
This is all done commercially for a profit, ensuring that there will be fish for all of time.
The revenue produced from the purchase of hunting and fishing licenses provides funding for research that beneifits all forms of wildlife.
Before certain statements are made, individuals might benefit from researching their pet peeves.
I do not work in the beef or pork industry; I just enjoy a good cut of beef on occasion.
Avery Creacy
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What Would Jesus Drive?
The money-changers from the car lots.
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lordofsith55 4 years ago#1
GT- The Spooky Fish
RIP it.
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Slimfoster 4 years ago#3
Depends on if you liked it watch it and decided then, I didn't think it was that bad.
Demigod_Elessar 4 years ago#4
While I believe it is definitely worth a watch, I don't see the need in you having to buy it (unless you are just a huge fan). The entire thing can be watched from several places online, so if that doesn't bother you, then just save the $15-20.
On the other hand, it is only $15-20 to get an actual physical disc. Both ways can be supported. It's just up to you to decided whether you want to spend the money or not.
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LinkIsSpartan 4 years ago#5
DEFINITELY NOT! Buy Halo Legends Instead,
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siccest559 4 years ago#6
When you watch it, is the blue ray version put together like a movie, and not like separate episodes?
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Demigod_Elessar 4 years ago#7
siccest559 posted...
When you watch it, is the blue ray version put together like a movie, and not like separate episodes?
I'm sure it's like the Waypoint download/stream, where it's all put together.
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NovaLevossida 4 years ago#8
LinkIsSpartan posted...
DEFINITELY NOT! Buy Halo Legends Instead,
The Dark Knight Rises. If we're going to be spending money, let's not limit it to just the Halo franchise now.
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Demigod_Elessar 4 years ago#9
NovaLevossida posted...
LinkIsSpartan posted...DEFINITELY NOT! Buy Halo Legends Instead,
I actually just got back from picking TDKR up. I was shocked at what a steal the box set is.
The regular bluray copy of TDKR costs $24. Well, for an extra three bucks, there was the entire trilogy, on bluray, in a box set (sweet looking case too) with extra features and an art book. For only an extra $3... I couldn't believe it.
Yes, I already had Batman Begins AND The Dark Knight on bluray, but you'd almost be stupid not to just spend that extra $3 and get the extra goodies.
(They had Forward Unto Dawn too... I ALMOST picked it up, but figured I'd wait awhile more on that since I just spent $27 to get TDK trilogy. That, plus I already have the code/download/stream through Waypoint of the entire movie, of which I can already watch in beautiful HD)
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Wolfsangel90 4 years ago#10
Demigod_Elessar posted...
NovaLevossida posted...LinkIsSpartan posted...DEFINITELY NOT! Buy Halo Legends Instead,
What store were you at?
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