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2008 Subaru Tribeca SUV 5-Pass 4dr SUV AWD (3.6L 6cyl 5A)
Have had the basic 5 person version for several months. We researched literally ever vehicle except this one, but drove it because dealership also had them. What a great car for the $$. Liked most everything from the start and the concerns (the cockpit design) have grown on us. If it is good in snow as its supposed to be then it will be a "10"
Tracking, the car is very stable.
Wind noise around the massive side view mirrors. Fuel gauge is in kind of an odd spot.
I recently purchased the Tribeca. I previously owned a Mercedes SUV and a Toyota Highlander. I love the interior and features but I don't care for the ride. It is very bumpy and I am sensitive to motion. The Toyota gave a much much better ride and I am sorry I didn't buy it out of the lease. I was swayed by the features I didn't have in the Highlander like heated seats, memory seats, outside temp reading, etc. The insurance is a fortune-my bad for not checking. They say it is because it costs so much to fix and the excise tax is very high which I didn't factor in. Factor in all your costs before making this purchase!
Control placements, features, storage room, turn radius.
More colors to choose from, side mirrors are large and block vision, need place to put coins, bigger glove compartment, most importantly it needs to have a smoother ride.
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Great No Cal Natural Sweetener! Great for Those Who Are On A Diet!
BeckySue님께서 Mar 13, 2015 에 작성하셨습니다.
GREAT for dieters! Appreciate that SweetLeaf Liquid Stevia is a natural, convenient and healthy sweetener. It contains no calories or carbohydrates and may be used in tea, coffee, smoothies or any recipe. SweetLeaf Liquid Stevia is delicious, has no aftertaste, and is diabetic friendly. And now since this stevia comes in several great flavors with just a few drops, SweetLeaf Liquid Stevia can turn a boring bottle of water or virtually any other food or beverage into a flavorful, healthier experience.
SazfromIreland님께서 Oct 25, 2013 에 작성하셨습니다.
Love the this flavour - a great addition to baking recipes
So good - my favourite flavour
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This is my fav stevia flavour. Does not taste 'fake'. Love adding it to my water and tea!
Sweet Leaf Chocolate Raspberry liquid stevia
5268874614345576617님께서 Feb 24, 2014 에 작성하셨습니다.
I like Sweet Leaf stevia because it has very little ingredients. I've been buying it for a long time in the stores and was pleased to see it in herb for a lot less.
really like this
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better than hazelnut, as good as vanilla creme
One of my favourites.
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Love to flavour and sweeten plain yoghurt with this. Lovely in coffe,tea, milk or water.
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love using this product in smoothies, cold desserts, yogurts and drinks.
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I love this product but was tired of paying such a high price at local stores. iHerb has amazing prices, They give you credit towards next orders, shipping is free over 20$ and you get the product quick... I am a huge fan and wish I had found them years ago....
Good but bitter
5710254700521109804님께서 Nov 19, 2012 에 작성하셨습니다.
Definitely has a bitter aftertaste, so if you can get past that (you do get used to it), this is a yummy treat. I add it to yogurt, cottage cheese, drinks.
Reviewer1877514님께서 Sep 22, 2010 에 작성하셨습니다.
My favorite flavor thus far. Makes my coffee taste like something decadent out of Starbucks...definately going to buy more.

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Join is for the 6th Annual Tee'd Off: For the Kids Golf Outing on Saturday, August 20, 2016 and help make a difference in the lives of terminally and chronically ill children in Northeast Ohio.
Through your generous support and commitment, we're able to make wishes and special dreams come true for the kids we serve through The Leprechaun Foundation. Your participation will have a positive impact on the lives of these children and their families.
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We look forward to your participation in this exciting event, whether you are playing, donating, or supporting!
Katie Wilson arranges golf outings to raise funds through her organization "Tee'd Off: For the Kids." Please be assured that Katie Wilson, and other event coordinators from Tee'd Off: For the Kids, are representing the Leprechaun Foundation and are authorized to solicit donations on their behalf for this upcoming fundraiser.
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Last year the Leprechauns were the recipients of the proceeds from Katie Wilson's 5th Annual Tee'd Off: For the Kids Golf Outing. She did an amazing job! And through her efforts and that of the volunteers she enlisted to help, raised enough money for us to grant many wishes.
A Masquerade Ball themed birthday party was held for Joann on her 18th birthday in November 2015. The party was held at Eastlake community center with 75 people including friends and family attending. Joann has been in a wheelchair due to amputation of her leg as a result of liver disease. She has had 2 liver transplants and unfortunately is now near death.
We purchased an iPad for a 16-year-old drive by shooting victim that has been in MetroHealth Medical Center for a month and will be there for many more bowel surgeries,
We purchased a new bed, desk, lamp and other items for a 15-year-old girls bedroom. She is on her second round of chemotherapy and has lost her hair because if it. Her mom said some boys at school pulled off her wig; she thinks some girls put them up to it, so she doesn't want to go to school. We gave mom money to take her shopping for a new wig.
We sent 41 different kids to Cavs games. They had great times and most had a chance to meet the players.
We paid for parties at MetroHealth System and gave $2000 to the sickle cell gang at Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital. The money was used to do their August backpack, book bag and school supply event. We picked up the project because they lost their funding and had cookies for them as well. We're going to do it again this year.
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This was my first pregnancy and everything had been going beautifully. We conceived naturally in our first month of trying. I was seeing a MFM every other week for sonograms and to have my cervix measured. A week and half prior I was at 3.5 cm. I went for my appt at 21w5d and there was barely any cervix left. She told me a cerclage was too risky in twin pregnancies. She used to do them in the past but apparently she said studies started to show that they often can do more harm than help in multiples pregnancies. She sent me home on strict bedrest and progesterone suppositories in the hopes that that would help. Three days later my mucus plug came out and I went to the hospital and found my membranes were bulging and I was 3-4 cm dilated.
After 24 hours of being stable with no progression of
Dilation or a pattern of labor contractions they sent me via ambulance to a hospital with a level IV nicu in the hopes that I wouldnt deliver until they were viable. I dilated to 6-7 cm by the next day and started to go into labor. Our beautiful babies were born that day and shortly went to heaven. It was and still is devastating. I'm so happy I was able to hold them in my arms and kiss them. I know they are in a better place we just have to cope through our loss.
I know it's going to take a long time to heal emotionally before I am ready to get pregnant again but I can't help but to think of the future risks and challenges we may face. Since it was my first pregnancy and it was multiples the doctors don't know if I have an incompetent cervix or if it was just due to the fact that it was twins. I don't have twins in my family so it's possible that I hyperovulated due to the fact that I had come off birth control 3 months prior to getting pregnant after many years of being on BC.
Has anyone ever lost twins due early cervical dilation and went on to have a successful twin or singleton pregnancy? We wanted these twins so bad and were so excited for the blessing of two but now Im petrified of getting Pregnant with twins again for fear that my body just can't handle more than one. I'm also trying to find out if you are more likely to hyper ovulate 3-6 months after delivery. I know you can if you are breast feeding.
Any other stories of success would be great to hear! God bless!


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by Shiou Shieh & Chi-Fei Huang & Hsiao-Chi Chen
- 620-637 Non-Linear Predictability In G7 Stock Index Returns
by Kian-Ping Lim & Chee-Wooi Hooy
- 638-659 The Relationship Between Formal Education And Skill Acquisition In Young Workers' First Jobs
by Dieter Verhaest & Eddy Omey
- 660-681 Does Banning Price Discrimination Promote Entry And Increase Welfare? A Model Of Differentiated-Product Duopoly With Asymmetric Markets
by Sílvia Ferreira Jorge & Cesaltina Pacheco Pires
2013, Volume 81, Issue 3
- 243-257 Negative Demand Shocks, Knock-On Effects And Emergency Government Bailouts
by Dapeng Cai & Jie Li
- 258-275 Basic Research And Development In Vertical Markets
by Miguel González-Maestre & Luis M. Granero
- 276-292 R&D Productivity And Intellectual Property Rights
by Joanna Poyago-Theotoky & Khemarat Talerngsri Teerasuwannajak
- 293-323 The Determinants Of Innovation: What Is The Role Of Risk?
by Pierluigi Murro
- 324-331 On The Superiority Of Fixed Fee Over Auction In Technology Licensing
by Chun-Hui Miao
- 332-339 Patent Licensing In A Leadership Structure: Comment
by Hong-Ren Din & Wen-Jung Liang
- 340-355 Endogenous Timing Of Incentive Contracts In Mixed Markets Under Bertrand Competition
by Juan Carlos Bárcena-Ruiz
- 356-385 The Exchange Rate, Diversification And Distribution In A Modified Ricardian Model With A Continuum Of Goods
by Arslan Razmi
- 386-400 A Panel Analysis Of The Stock Return–Dividend Yield Relation: Predicting Returns And Dividend Growth
by David G. Mcmillan & Mark E. Wohar
- 401-419 Resale Price Maintenance Versus Delegation, Under Asymmetric Information
by Tatsuhiko Nariu & Dongjoon Lee
- 420-437 A Methodological Contribution To Measuring Skill (Mis)Match
by Francesca Sgobbi & Fátima Suleman
- 438-460 Gestational Surrogacy Contracts: Altruistic Or Commercial? A Contract Theoretic Approach
by Swapnendu Banerjee
2013, Volume 81, Issue 2
- 121-142 Location Choice And Patent Licensing
by Yan-Shu Lin & Jin-Li Hu & Peng-Chiao Xia
- 143-162 The Impact Of Higher Education Institution–Firm Knowledge Links On Establishment-Level Productivity In British Regions
by Richard Harris & Qian Cher Li & John Moffat
- 163-175 Using Demographic Changes To Revisit The Consumption–Real Exchange Rate Anomaly
by Shiu-Sheng Chen
- 176-201 Competition And Stability In European Banking: A Regional Analysis
by Hong Liu & Phil Molyneux & John O. S. Wilson
- 202-225 The Role Of Uncertainty In The Transmission Of Monetary Policy Effects On Bank Lending
by Christopher Baum & Mustafa Caglayan & Neslihan Ozkan
- 226-242 Decline In Us Output Growth Volatility: A Wavelet Analysis
by Iolanda Lo Cascio
2013, Volume 81, Issue 1
- 1-32 Asset Pricing With Investor Sentiment: Evidence From Chinese Stock Markets
by Yihan Xu & Christopher J. Green
- 33-57 Evaluating Currency Crises: A Multivariate Markov Regime Switching Approach
by Kostas Mouratidis & Dimitris Kenourgios & Aris Samitas & Dimitris Vougas
- 58-79 Capital-Enhanced Equilibrium Exchange Rate In The Presence Of Structural Breaks: Evidence From The Visegrad Countries
by Minoas Koukouritakis
- 80-101 The Micro-Foundations Of Dual Economy Models
by Xiaobing Wang & Jenifer Piesse
- 102-120 Is The Consumption–Income Ratio Stationary? Evidence From Linear And Non-Linear Panel Unit Root Tests For Oecd And Non-Oecd Countries
by Mario Cerrato & Christian De Peretti & Chris Stewart
2013, Volume 81
- 1-15 Recapitalization of Failed Banks: Some Lessons from the Irish Experience
by Patrick Honohan
- 3-27 Robust Forecast Methods and Monitoring during Structural Change
by Jana Eklund & George Kapetanios & Simon Price
- 16-34 Monetary Policy after the Crisis
by Stefan Gerlach
- 28-53 Meta Taylor Rules for the UK and Australia; Accommodating Regime Uncertainty in Monetary Policy Analysis Using Model Averaging Methods
by Kevin Lee & Nilss Olekalns & Kalvinder Shields
- 35-47 Limits of Monetary Policy
by Spencer Dale
- 43-64 Accounting For The Great Recession In The Uk: Real Business Cycles And Financial Frictions
by Jagjit S. Chadha & James Warren
- 48-65 Identification and Inference Using Event Studies
by Refet S. Gürkaynak & Jonathan H. Wright
- 54-81 Inference on Structural Breaks using Information Criteria
by Alastair R. Hall & Denise R. Osborn & Nikolaos Sakkas
- 65-92 Status In A Canonical Macro Model: Labour Supply, Growth And Inequality
by Christopher Tsoukis & Frédéric Tournemaine
- 66-99 Wage Rigidities in an Estimated Dynamic, Stochastic, General Equilibrium Model of the UK Labour Market
by Renato Faccini & Stephen Millard & Francesco Zanetti
- 82-110 Determinants of the EONIA Spread and the Financial Crisis
by Carla Soares & Paulo M. M. Rodrigues
- 93-113 The Conflating Effects Of Education And Financial Competition In An Overlapping Generations-Growth Model With Nelson–Phelps Human Capital
by Mark A. Roberts
- 100-124 Equity Returns and the Business Cycle: the Role of Supply and Demand Shocks
by Alfonso Mendoza Velázquez & Peter N. Smith
- 16-42 Employment And The Business Cycle
by Marcelle Chauvet & Jeremy Piger
- 1-2 Editors' Introduction to Special Issue of the Manchester School on Structural Breaks and Monetary Policy
by Alastair R. Hall & Denise R. Osborn & Chris Orme
- 1-15 Financial Shocks, Unemployment And Public Policy
by John Driffill
2012, Volume 80, Issue 6
- 633-649 Cost Asymmetries And Industrial Policy In Vertically Related Markets
by Yasushi Kawabata
- 650-670 Delegation And Emission Tax In A Differentiated Oligopoly
by Rupayan Pal
- 671-699 Testing For Unit Roots In Panel Time-Series Models With Multiple Level Breaks
by Joakim Westerlund
- 700-717 Equilibrium Dynamics Of An Endogenous Growth Model With An Erosion Effect And Duplication In R&D
by Manuel A. Gómez
- 718-739 Real Exchange Rate Persistence: Evidence From The Western Offshoots
by Ming-Jen Chang & Yi-Wen Chen
- 740-751 Maintenance And Destruction Of R&D Leadership
by Oscar Afonso & Ana Maria Bandeira
2012, Volume 80, Issue 5
- 545-559 Bertrand Versus Cournot Competition In A Vertical Structure: A Note
by Arijit Mukherjee & Udo Broll & Soma Mukherjee
- 560-579 Profit-Enhancing Know-How Disclosure: A Strategic View
by Noriaki Matsushima & Susumu Ogawa
- 580-602 Strategic Privatization And Trade Policies In An International Mixed Oligopoly
by Lihua Han
- 603-629 Rules Versus Discretion In Fiscal Policy
by Carluccio Bianchi & Mario Menegatti
- 630-632 Sufficient Conditions For The Stability Of Linear Difference Equations
by Richard William Farebrother
2012, Volume 80, Issue 4
- 377-380 Introduction To The Special Issue On Poverty Traps
by Salvatore Capasso & Maria Rosario Carillo
- 381-400 The Evolutionary Game Of Poverty Traps
by Elvio Accinelli & Edgar J. Sanchez Carrera
- 401-428 Corruption And Development: Explaining The Evidence
by Keith Blackburn
- 429-446 Payg Pensions And Human Capital Accumulation: Some Unpleasant Arithmetic
by Giam Pietro Cipriani & Miltiadis Makris
- 447-467 Skilled Migration And Education Policies: Is There Still Scope For A Bhagwati Tax?
by Domenico Scalera
- 468-498 Migration Flows, Structural Change And Growth Convergence: A Panel Data Analysis Of The Italian Regions
by Salvatore Capasso & Maria Rosario Carillo & Rita De Siano
- 499-524 Internal Migration Across Italian Regions: Macroeconomic Determinants And Accommodating Potential For A Dualistic Economy
by Romano Piras
- 525-544 Determinants Of Interregional Migration Flows: The Role Of Environmental Factors In The Italian Case
by Mariangela Bonasia & Oreste Napolitano
2012, Volume 80, Issue 3
- 263-278 Price And Wage Stickiness, Inflation And Profits
by CARL GWIN & DAVID D. VanHOOSE
- 279-294 Are Bad Firms Beneficial To Growth?
by Maurizio Caserta & Francesco Reito
- 295-320 Is There Evidence Of The J‐Curve In Commodity Trade Between The Usa And Hong Kong?
by Mohsen Bahmani‐Oskooee & Jia Xu
- 321-354 Purchasing Power Parity Versus Fixed Exchange Rate Rules: A Stability And Welfare Analysis
by Jong Kook Shin & Chetan Subramanian
- 355-376 Executive Pay Determination And Firm Performance—Empirical Evidence From A Compressed Wage Environment
by Harald Dale‐Olsen
2012, Volume 80, Issue 2
- 145-171 New York Mark‐Ups On Petroleum Products
by Szymon Wlazlowski & Birger Nilsson & Jane Binner & Monica Giulietti & Nathan Joseph
- 172-209 Evolution Of Profit Persistence In The Usa: Evidence From Three Periods
by Adelina Gschwandtner
- 210-236 Is The Output–Capital Ratio Constant In The Very Long Run?
by Jakob B. Madsen & Vinod Mishra & Russell Smyth
- 237-261 Stock Returns And Oil Price Changes In Europe: A Sector Analysis
by Arouri Mohamed
2012, Volume 80
- 1-20 Can Macro-Prudential Regulation Reduce Financial Instability?
by Michael Foot
- 21-53 The Failure Of Financial Macroeconomics And What To Do About It
by Jean-Bernard Chatelain & Kirsten Ralf
- 54-76 Financial Crisis And Quantitative Easing: Can Broad Money Tell Us Anything?
by David Cobham & Yue Kang
- 77-91 Assessing The Endogeneity Of Oca Conditions In Emu
by Carlos Vieira & Isabel Vieira
- 92-120 Financial Crisis, Risk Perception And The Implied Volatility Transmission: A Cross-Region Study
by Jianhua Gang & Nan Ye & Chengsi Zhang
2011, Volume 79, Issue s2
- 1-4 The Future Of Macroeconomics: Introductory Remarks
by John Driffill
- 5-16 BEYOND THE DSGE STRAITJACKET-super-1
by M. Hashem Pesaran & Ron P. Smith
- 17-20 Macroeconomic Models: Better Horses For Tougher Courses
by Guido Ascari
- 21-24 Macroeconomics: A Discipline Not A Science
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Romney Banking on Low Turnout, Enthusiasm Gap
Happy Election Eve! National polling predicts a tight presidential election between President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney and some fear a long, drawn out ballot count.
Mostly notably, both camps fear a provisional ballot count in Ohio that cannot begin until 10 days after the polls close.
Hanging chads, anyone?
In terms of the final outcome, there's plenty of polling to choose from, but let's examine the two organizations found to be most accurate during the 2008 Presidential Election - Rasmussen and Pew.
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows Mitt Romney pulling support from 49 percent of voters nationwide while President Obama earns votes from 48 percent with just one percent undecided.
While Pew Research Center shows a far bigger spread - Obama at 50 percent to 47 percent, with the president holding a 48 percent to 45 percent lead with likely voters.
But Pew 's crosstabs predicts a lower voter turnout than in 2008 and a more engaged voting base for Romney - two very crucial factors for the Republican.
In a deeper examination of this voter behavior, another Pew Research Center poll showed that nonvoters overwhelmingly support Obama, and they tend to be young, more Hispanic and less educated.
Both the Rasmussen and Pew polls noted that Romney held the polling edge since the first presidential debate, but has lost steam just recently, perhaps due to Superstorm Sandy.
A whopping eight states with 95 Electoral College votes remain toss-ups: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, Ohio, Virginia and Wisconsin.
Scott Rasmussen predicts the key voters to Obama's retaining his presidency: whites, which made up 74 percent of the 2008 electorate.
That's a significant factor for Romney. Roughly 58 percent of white voters support him over the president, according to Rasmussen.
Of course, there's lots of speculations out there - public polls, swing-state polls, campaign polls and plenty of pundit pontification.
But here's a few fun predictions for tomorrow's outcome:
- Political "guru" Larry Sabato's "Crystal Ball" and a couple astrologers predicts an Obama win.
- The "Redskins Rule" and the novel The White House Games predicts a Romney win.
Mark Twain once noted of prophecy: "two bull's eyes out of a possible million."
Pretty much sums it up... for now.
- Follow me @erica_holloway.
P.S. Get out and vote, BlogHers!


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Little Elm Flower Market - Little Elm, TX - Phone: (972) 292-2223
If you are looking for artificial flowers, artificial plants, replica trees etc., these companies in Little Elm offer a wide selection of new, exotic and unusual plants. In general, these plants come with decorative pots. These flowers and plants are extensively used in decorating offices and commercial establishments. Since the plants are artificial, there is hardly any maintenance involved. These are also used extensively as souvenir and gifts.
Flowers & plants form one of the most popular gift categories in Little Elm. The gift experts in Little Elm after sorting through thousands of potential flowers & plant gift ideas create this unique selection. These gifts may be available in a variety of contents & presentations depending on the purpose & the recipient. Such gifts may differ depending on whether being presented to an adult or a kid, a man or a lady, a teen or a baby, an individual or a couple. Their forms are also largely influenced by the occasion that those are aimed for. The merchandise shops that sell flowers & plants as gift-items use a number of chemicals to preserve their freshness for a long time since flowers or plants are damaged easily.
YPGG CEO Looks at Donald Trump's Environmental Views, Relays Interesting Encounter With Republican Presidential Candidate
EAST NORTHPORT, NY – At Yellow Pages Goes Green, we're as concerned about the environment as anybody… possibly more so, in fact, since the preservation and protection of the environment is why we do what we do. So, when it comes to the upcoming 2016 Presidential election, our CEO – Mr. Michael Keegan himself – is taking a very close..


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Hotel Godwin Deluxe places you within 2 miles (3 km) of popular sights like Jama Masjid and Jantar Mantar. This 3.5-star hotel has 26 guestrooms and offers free in-room WiFi, free self parking, and free airport pick-up. Located centrally in New Delhi, it's also close to Red Fort and Birla Mandir Temple.
This hotel is home to 2 onsite restaurants, perfect for a quick bite to eat. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café. For your convenience, breakfast is available for a fee.
All 26 soundproofed accommodations feature sitting areas. Guests can expect 32-inch LCD TVs with cable channels, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer rainfall showers, hair dryers, and free toiletries, and pillowtop beds with Egyptian cotton sheets ensure a restful night. Other standard amenities include washers/dryers, refrigerators, and minibars.
Property features
Guests of Hotel Godwin Deluxe enjoy a rooftop terrace, free WiFi in public areas, and a 24-hour business center. You can take advantage of free parking, along with a free shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available 24 hours). The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include coffee/tea in a common area, express check-in, and free newspapers.
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Free airport pick-up
Hotel Godwin Deluxe8501/15 Arakashan Road, Paharganj New Delhi Delhi N.C.R 110055
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a snack bar/deli. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This 3.5-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center. A shuttle from the airport to the hotel (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service are complimentary for guests. This business-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Hotel Godwin Deluxe is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Free airport transportation - pickup
- Total number of rooms - 26
- Number of floors - 4
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Rooftop terrace
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Snack bar/deli
- Free long-term parking
- Free self parking
- Year Built 2010
- Number of restaurants - 2
- 24-hour business center
- Free train station pickup
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Coffee shop or café
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Washer/dryer
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free long-term parking, Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Separate sitting area
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Soundproofed rooms
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Rainfall showerhead
- Slippers
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Washer/dryer
- Room service (24 hours)
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Pillowtop mattress
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Grand lounge - Onsite lobby lounge.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
- Golfing nearby
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at noon
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- No pets or service animals allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Minimum guest age is 18
No cribs (infant beds) available
No pets or service animals allowed
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: INR 1200.00
- New Year's Eve (31 December) Gala Dinner per adult: INR 1200.00
Optional extras
- Breakfast fee: INR 200 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: INR 800 per night
Hotel Name
- Godwin Deluxe
- Godwin Deluxe Hotel
- Godwin Deluxe New Delhi
- Hotel Godwin Deluxe
- Hotel Godwin Deluxe New Delhi
We should mention
This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. Guests must transfer via required shuttle to the property. Guests must contact the property at least 24 hours before travel, using the contact information on the confirmation received after booking. This property offers transfers from the airport and train station. Guests must contact the property with arrival details 24 hours prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. One child 6 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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When my husband and I moved into a place of our own, we knew that we wanted to share our lives with a furry family member. We decided that adopting a cat would be the best option for us. We adopted our cat, Lily (6 years old), from a humane society in 2009 and she instantly brought great joy to us. As soon as we got the news of a baby entering our lives, we knew we had to start early in teaching Lily that a new family member will be joining us. Here's how we did it.
The emotional distress started to make me feel sick all the time and it came to the point that I just couldn't continue like this anymore. I decided that my first step to healing was to talk to people who have experienced the same type of loss, and by doing this it helped me realize that everything I was feeling was normal.
It's daunting to be responsible for another life. But it's also selfish... to pass on one's DNA. To have someone who looks up to you. To feel the pride and joy that comes with the pain and tears. Some say that parenthood is the most selfless of "loves" one experiences in one's life. In our case, it wasn't selflessness that drove us to the decision. We chose parenthood because we wanted something out of it.
As I was preparing myself for my maternity leave, all I could focus on was bringing this new life into the world. I did not want to think about all the changes that were happening at my workplace and did not want to overthink the changes happening in my workplace. Why would I invest that extra energy elsewhere when I needed it for my baby? Besides I was going on maternity leave so I had to come back, right? Well, not quite.
When a friend says postpartum depression is normal, I get disappointed. When a psychologist says postpartum depression is normal, I get worried. When a New York Times best selling author and former U.S. congressional candidate with hundreds of thousands of followers says that postpartum depression is normal, I get livid.
Preemie babies make feisty kids! They come into this world fighting for every breath. They struggle to survive each day and they work hard at simply growing one gram at a time. By the time my preemie twins could walk and talk they were ready to take on the world and tell everyone who's boss. They're strong willed and have proven that nothing and no one will stop them.
Forget about the uber-cute size 0-3 month onesies with ruffles and madness all over them, folks. Go for the bulk pack of onesies with the snaps at the bottom, or zippered jammies because they take .09 seconds to take off when baby blesses mom and dad with their first blow-out. And if onesies ain't your thang -- check out my other fave ideas!
There may not have been the stress of wondering about first kisses at the end, but I found I had to carefully navigate other potentially sensitive obstacles, like joking about Calliou being sent up to Netflix from the seventh circle of hell. In other words, I learned first play dates didn't differ all that much from first dates.
Typical milestones are not the ones I celebrate with excited texts to my husband and best friends, or give my kids gleeful celebratory hugs over. In my own experience -- and I think that four kids under the age of seven counts as experience -- these are the baby and childhood milestones that are really worth celebrating.


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Aug 27, 2013 -- Arista Networks today announced three new network applications that integrate with Arista Extensible Operating System (EOS), the world's most advanced network operating system, to simplify IT operations: OpenWorkload, Smart System Upgrade and Network Telemetry. Leveraging the industry's only fully programmable network operating system, Arista EOS, these network applications and associated partner ecosystems bring a new level of awareness to critical applications in the data center.
The three new Arista EOS applications are:
- OpenWorkload - simplified networking for virtualized and cloud environments. Enables a distributed system of network switches to support truly mobile workloads. Arista and VMware collaborated to enable Arista EOS switches to seamlessly integrate with VMware NSX™, the platform for network virtualization, to provide hardware-based gateway services for non-virtualized servers and existing VLANs. Arista is also integrating with OpenStack and other orchestration platforms to provide automated provisioning, stateful workload portability and total workload visibility.
- Smart System Upgrade - reducing the burden caused by network upgrades, minimizing application downtime, and reducing the risks taken during critical change controls. Provides a fully customizable suite of features that tightly couples data center infrastructure partners, such as Microsoft, F5 and Palo Alto Networks. Microsoft's Open Management Infrastructure (OMI) allows devices to be seamlessly taken out or put into service. This helps customers stay current on the latest software releases without unnecessary downtime or systemic outages.
- Network Telemetry - a new model for faster troubleshooting from fault detection to fault isolation. Streams data about network state, including both underlay and overlay network statistics, to applications from Splunk, ExtraHop, Corvil and Riverbed. With critical infrastructure information exposed to the application layer, issues can be proactively avoided.
"Businesses are increasingly deploying network virtualization to simplify IT and improve the speed of business," said Milin Desai, director, product management, VMware. "VMware and Arista are partnering to integrate Arista EOS-based and VMware NSX™ to enable the same operational model to be used for both virtual and physical workloads, resulting in increased efficiency and agility for the data center operator."
"With Microsoft's standards-based approach to datacenter management, customers benefit from a plug-and-play experience when they use Arista's OMI-enables switches," said Vijay Tewari, Principal Group Program Manager, Windows Server and System Center, at Microsoft. "These switches have met the requirements to carry the Windows Logo, so they just work with Windows Server and System Center 2012 R2 without the need for additional software."
Software Defined Cloud Networking
Arista Software Defined Cloud Networking (SDCN) combines the principles that have made cloud computing the unstoppable force that it is: automation, self service provisioning, and linear scaling of both performance and economics, coupled with the recent trend in SDN that delivers network virtualization, custom programmability, simplified architectures, and more realistic price points. This combination creates a best-in-class software foundation for maximizing the value of the network to both the enterprise and service provider data center: a new architecture for the most mission-critical location within the IT infrastructure that simplifies management and provisioning, speeds up service delivery, lowers costs and creates opportunities for competitive differentiation, while putting control and visibility back in the hands of the network and systems administrators.
"Arista's EOS continues to outpace the industry with Software Defined Networking (SDN) innovations, exposing innovative network applications and delivering a set of advanced SDN capabilities that support programmatic control, enhanced monitoring, and self-healing resilience," stated Anshul Sadana, Senior Vice President, Customer Engineering at Arista Networks. "The architecture of Arista EOS, coupled with best-in-class hardware and partnerships with the other best-of-breed companies in each category creates network capabilities unachievable by monolithic providers. The integration and demonstration of VMware NSX with EOS at VMworld is a clear example of this best in class partnership."
Further Information
Samantha Sharp
Operations Manager
Tel: +44 (0)1522 883640
Email: [javascript protected email address]


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Conservative Jewish parents work diligently to
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in their children. It is vital to ensure that these beliefs are carried on and the traditions remain strong as they are taught and passed on to new generations.
Choosing a Jewish day school in Toronto can be a very complex decision to make for families. These schools specialize in creating a warm and welcoming family environment that combines comprehensive Judaic teachings with general learning. The teachings of the prayers, traditions, holidays, testaments and other important elements of Judaism are taught in a manner that elicits critical thinking and the adoption of unique personalized values that will form the foundation for lifelong Jewish learning. Students gain a deep understanding of what it means to be Jewish and the benefits that come from maintaining a strong connection to the state of Israel.
Fundamentals for academic excellence integrated with Jewish teachings are instilled from an early age. Many families begin the enrollment process for junior kindergarten when their children are as young as two or three years old. These day schools typically offer programs for children from junior kindergarten up to grade eight.
Children are taught using methods that promote critical thinking and the application of their knowledge and beliefs to new situations. Students are given the tools necessary to build strong relationships for the future, allowing them to become continuous Jewish students in the global world.
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The school should place an emphasis on Tikkun Olam, the repairing of the world. A sense of social responsibility is imparted on students to ensure they become active members of the community and work to help others in need. This is often encouraged through school projects working with charities and other types of Jewish causes. Volunteering and community service become part of the student's lifestyle and values from an early age.
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The top Jewish day schools place an importance on learning while encouraging creative thinking. The latest teaching methods and technologies are used to create a unique environment that can be catered to facilitate individual styles of learning. This allows students to learn at a comfortable pace and thoroughly learn the curriculum. Comprehensive art programs are also available to naturally cultivate creativity in students.
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I actually have one of these already on my 8.A's. However, the pins don't fit in my 4C's. I've been trying to order another, but I can't get in touch with any of the US distributors so..."Project X"???
8/4/14 at 1:58pm
Yeah, that's what I was hoping to avoid. though I may just have to shop around for another cable. I have a really nice light weight one with no wires but it doesn't fit in the ports.[edit:]I'll just update this post rather than creating an entirely new one...Initial thoughts are this is exactly the sound I was hoping for. My ideal was as close to the HE-500 as I could get and man, this gets pretty close. Bass is there, but only when it's supposed to be. Everything is so...
8/4/14 at 11:12am
Just got my 4C's in the mail... yeah, gonna listen to a lot of music today! Question: Would Noble, could Noble, make a Noble cable without the memory wires?
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7/29/14 at 10:31pm
Dude, I have an art degree and I'd been following Noble Audio for ages wondering what I'd get if I ever bought another pair. Only reason I was able to pull the trigger so fast when I finally decided to do it. But don't think I didn't agonize over it.
7/24/14 at 3:14pm
I used to use Comply tips when I had universals. If you can find a set that fits there's none better.
7/23/14 at 7:20pm
Brannan's based in the US and Noble's customer support is outstanding (more props to Brannan here). So, check and check, I guess.
7/23/14 at 9:59am
FWIW I did the same mental comparison when I was considering CIEMs (as well as Ultimate Ears and JH Audio). I weighted in favor of the others as I liked the idea of buying from an American-based company, but I didn't find any offerings where I liked the price, the look and the sound signature the way I know I will for my 4C.In the end I went with Noble because,1. I could get the design I wanted exactly.2. I know their build quality is among the best in the industry, if not...
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That and the fact that meteorites tend to just look like any other rock. No, if I was serious enough about the suggestion I would actually ask for something like powderizing moon rock and using that the way you guys use glitter, or something to that effect. Though that probably wouldn't work very well since moon rock is a pretty poor reflector.I'm actually rather excited about what I requested. I chose solid black with filaments, the idea (in my head) being slightly...


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PHOENIX — Valley military veteran Ivan Lopez's wife, Ysabel, was shocked when reporters asked if she was aware Lopez shot and killed himself.
"My daughter was within hearing distance and heard that and just started crying," Lopez said. "I'm resentful, yes. It takes a lot to get to me but my thing was that's my daughter."
The 32-year-old Army specialist, who now lives in Phoenix, was stationed at Fort Hood between September 2007 and March 2011. A man by the same name is the alleged Fort Hood shooter, who shot and killed three, wounded 16 more before taking his own life on April 2.
"What are the chances? It has to be one in a million," Lopez said, shocked by the similarity between him and the shooter. "We have similar birthdays. We're like two years apart and just being in Fort Hood with the same rank and same name."
In 2011, Lopez retired from the United States Army because he developed diabetes but many friends were unaware.
"I started getting phone calls from everyone saying, 'Hey man, another shooting happened and this guy's name is Ivan Lopez as well. Are you okay? It's not you is it?'"
Lopez called and texted friends and family to clarify that he was not the shooter. Then reporters started calling.
"I started getting phone calls from random newspapers out of Texas and news media out of New York and California," he said.
The calls kept coming.
"My phone was non-stop ringing until 4 a.m. the following morning."
Lopez said he patiently explained the coincidence to every media outlet that called.
"I told them that I was in the service, I did serve in Fort Hood, but, I'm not the shooter. I'm in Phoenix."
Then a photo of him, taken by the Killeen Daily Herald in 2010, started showing up on the web. Many people posted Lopez's picture on social media attributing the Fort Hood shooting to him.
"People were just cutting and pasting that photo off the Internet and uploading it everywhere."
Lopez said he's trying to laugh off the mistakes but needs to restore his reputation.
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EDF is looking for a Designer to join our Creative Team and develop aesthetically engaging concepts, compositions, and campaigns for our interactive experiences, brand communications, and digital media. Reporting to the Creative Director, this individual will work closely with members of the Creative and Web teams to develop and execute ideas and visual designs, and will be responsible for accomplishing and maintaining the quality of design—as well as the EDF brand—throughout all phases of the project.If you are a highly creative designer with a great portfolio of online design work—along with a strong interest in conveying ideas and inspiring action—this position is for you.Key Responsibilties •Meet with creative, program, and Web Team staff to gain an understanding of the audience and the message to be conveyed •Develop and propose ideas for the look, tone, and feel of conceptual site experiences, online visual storytelling pieces, infographics, and campaigns •Create and manage designs through conceptualization, creation, revision, and production •Collaborate with EDF's interaction designers and developers to refine user experience and final execution •Create graphic elements for various projects across media (Web sites, interactive media, video, and some print) Qualifications •Minimum of a Bachelor's degree, and at least 5 years of graphic design and/or art direction experience, with at least 3 years designing for online •Ability to think conceptually and work independently •Strong Web design skills and working understanding of usability and information architecture / interaction design •Strong working knowledge of design tools common to design and Web development, such as HTML and Flash •Expert with Photoshop and Illustrator •Impeccable typographical skills and a disciplined eye for visually organizing information and graphic treatments •Excellent interpersonal and communication skills •Ability to analyze own work and that of others •Ability to create motion graphics / animations a huge plus •Portfolio of strong design and conceptual work will be a key deciding factor •Agency experience or other demonstrated versatility across content and audience types preferredDue to the volume of employment applications and queries received, EDF is unable to respond to each application individually. Applicants will be contacted directly if selected as a candidate.Environmental Defense Fund is an Equal Opportunity Employer


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Racial tension was still quite high in 1971. A Moultrie News columnist, Hungryneck Harry, bashed editors of the News and Courier and the Charleston Evening Post, saying they jumped into supporting consolidation without really knowing what was going on. Hungryneck Harry claimed the vast majority of people in Charleston did not support the move.
Business advertising with the Moultrie News at the time included Robert F. Lee optician, Deer's Laundromat, Mount Pleasant Chiropractic Office, Commercial Printing Company, Charleston Tile and Marble, and Peacock Construction just to name a few.
Snee Farm construction was almost complete in 1971 and in January it was announced that the pool in that community would be open for business by May. Also opening in May was Busy B's Floral Service that set up shop on Coleman Boulevard for many years.
The recreation fields at Center Street were dedicated that year. The facility cost $20,000 to construct and land for the facility was donated to the town by Mount Pleasant Waterworks. It featured four baseball fields, two football fields and two outdoor basketball courts.
Causey Homes provided the dugouts for the baseball fields.
The Redskins won the Pee Wee championship that year for the Mount Pleasant Football League. They were coached by John Moore, Jim Tobias, Charles Blanchard and Jimmy Taylor. Recognize those names? How about these: players Hank Able, Kevin Blanchard, Galen Bohner, Mike DeHamer, Joey Gaskins, Todd Guerry, Andy Rowland, Mike Sharpe, Jimmy Taylor, Randy Woods, Regan Blanchard, Marc DeHamer, Del Bucky Guerry, All Hurt, Jimmy Moore, Dietrick Stelljes, Hayne VonKolnitz, James Madden and Tommy McManus.
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When: Saturday, 6:00 - 7:00, Hall H
Lowdown: There are very few people who know quite how to rock the stage of Hall H the way Downey does, and with "The Avengers" at $600 million and counting domestically, this is as much a victory lap as a promotional appearance. He loves the Comic-Con crowds, and they love him, and if he's able to actually bring footage from "Iron Man 3" (Marvel has a long history of putting together product reels at faster-than-possible speeds), there's a good chance he's going to shake the foundations of the Convention Center with the sustained group nerdgasm that will ensue.


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Nick Capo: This country would be better served if we focused less on beating the other side(s) or achieving total victory and more on explaining what we support and why we support it.
Why This Is the Worst Recovery on Record
Robert Reich: We're now witnessing what happens when all of the economic gains go to the top, and the rest of the population doesn't have enough purchasing power to keep the economy going.
Rites Versus Rights
Tina Dupuy: Religion has the charm of conforming to one's opinion. Christendom has been splintered since the moment it was dubbed Christendom. The reason? Religion is subjective.
A Modest Proposal to House Republicans: Cut the Nuclear Weapons Budget
Lawrence Wittner: How many nuclear weapons are needed to "deter" another nation from attack? In short, the vast and enormously expensive U.S. nuclear weapons production complex is a Cold War dinosaur.
Fiscal Cliffing In America: The Dramatic Realities of Insincere Politics
Anthony Samad: "Cliff hanging" allows Republicans to be relevant to the conversation, while at the same time be irrelevant to the solution.
GOP Too Nuts for Obama's Debt Ceiling Gambit
Robert Reich: So it must be that he's counting on public pressure — especially from the GOP's patrons on Wall Street and big business — to force Republicans into submission.
Now the Battle Over the Debt Ceiling
Robert Reich: The White House's and Democrats' single biggest failure in the cliff negotiations was not getting Republicans' agreement to raise the debt ceiling.
The Top 12 Political Fallacies of 2012
Richard "RJ" Eskow: Our nation was gripped by so many fallacies and delusions in 2012, the whole Mayan calendar end-of-the-world thing didn't even make the list.
Stalking the Last Swing Voter
John Peeler: A middle-aged, middle-income white voter from a town that is not quite urban but really not rural either, Squishy is unemployed since being laid off two years ago when his employer, Central Squeegee Co., Inc., moved its manufacturing operations to Squalidia.
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The Future of Local Government
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CBS News chief calls Aaron Rodgers 'overly sensitive' about '60 Minutes' profile
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has complained that CBS unfairly edited his remarks regarding dirty play and the bounty scandal in his recent profile on "60 Minutes."
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Scottish novelist Iain Banks has died
When Scottish novelist Iain Banks announced in April that he had an inoperable form of cancer, his large online following responded with affection and dismay.
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Counties with fastest growing employment, March 2003
November 03, 2003
In March 2003, Placer County in California had the biggest over-the-year percentage increase in employment among the largest counties.
Employment in Placer County, California, located near Sacramento, grew by 4.9 percent from March 2002 to March 2003. It was followed by the counties of Lee, Florida, and St. Charles, Missouri (4.6 percent each), Rutherford, Tennessee (4.5 percent), and Pinellas, Florida (4.3 percent). In the nation as a whole, employment fell by 0.3 percent between March 2002 and March 2003.
The biggest absolute gains in over-the-year employment were recorded in the counties of Clark, Nevada (27,500), San Diego, California (20,900), Riverside, California (20,400), and Maricopa, Arizona, and Pinellas, Florida, (18,500 each).
The BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages program produced these data. Pay data presented here are for all workers covered by State and Federal unemployment insurance programs. The largest counties are the 315 U.S. counties with employment levels of 75,000 or more. Find more about pay and employment in large counties in "County Employment and Wages: First Quarter 2003" (TXT) (PDF), news release USDL 03–654.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Counties with fastest growing employment, March 2003 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2003/nov/wk1/art01.htm (visited September 29, 2016).
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The call for an audit of Facebook's metrics comes a week after the social network acknowledged inflating its video metrics.
A trade group says Facebook needs 'measurement transparency'
The call for an audit of Facebook's metrics comes a week after the social network acknowledged inflating its video metrics.
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Amid the social media craze, HauteLook sets a customer-focused example worth checking out.
Sometimes what makes retailers special isn't always immediately noticeable—until you get inside their heads and how they operate. And sometimes, as in the case of HauteLook—which emerged on the retail scene a few years ago as one of the first members-only, flash sale e-commerce sites—what initially sets them apart is followed by something that may be even more important.
Members-only flash sale sites are no longer unusual, of course, with many of the more traditional retailers launching their own versions. Yet there's something else about HauteLook and how it operates. It's also not unusual to use social media to offer consumers another way to engage with a merchant. But this merchant takes it a step way beyond the common.
Most retailers, it seems, manage their social media efforts through their marketing departments, mining the social web for ways to open more marketing and merchandising opportunities. Makes sense, but maybe there's a better way. "It gets down to who owns that interaction, and in most cases marketing owns it," says Chris Purpura, director of member care at HauteLook. And when consumers in social media raise issues about a retailer—whether they're suggestions for different colors or styles, or complaints about quality and service—the usual process is for the marketing department to take the lead on responding, and passing on certain customer concerns to the customer service department.
At HauteLook, Purpura's member care department, what retailers typically call customer service, takes the lead on social media. "We're right there, and we respond faster to customer concerns," he says. And if the concerns involve things like product quality or even just suggestions for new styles and colors, his team will immediately communicate those concerns to the appropriate product designers and/or suppliers. If concerns arise about fulfillment, they'll pass the concerns onto the pick, pack and ship teams in the warehouse. Most of the communications are expedited by software connections between member care and other departments.
HauteLook, of course, is now part of Nordstrom Inc., a high-end retailer known for customer service—just another good reason why it makes sense for this still-young retail operation to put customers first.
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Set within large and well-tended gardens, this hotel complex is located directly beside its well-kept, private sand and shingle beach. The complex lies between the villages of Moraitika and Messonghi on the Ionian Sea. The hotel features 8 swimming pools and a range of sport facilities.
How far is the nearest beach?
This hotel is located on the beach.
Distance from Airport
This hotel is located 20km from Corfu airport.
The rooms all come with an en suite bathroom with hairdryer, a radio, and a minibar. A hire safe and either a balcony or a terrace are also included in all accommodation units as standard.
Food & Drink
The main restaurant serves buffet meals and there is also a beach grill, 2 pool-side bars service drinks and snacks and a choice of 5 bars.
Sports & Entertainment
Leisure facilities at the Messonghi Beach Hotel include 4 outdoor swimming pools, 4 children's pools and a mini water park. There is also a tennis court, a fitness gym, a football court, beach volleyball, basketball, a children's playground, an indoor playroom, a games room with video games, darts, pool and table tennis tables and a lounge with satellite TV. The entertainment team organise daytime activities, evening entertainment and cabaret shows and, a kids club for children and a kids disco.


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Turlock and Pitman High boys' tennis dominated the Central California Conference tournament on Tuesday.
It's been the story of two opposites for two tennis teams in the Southern Athletic League this year in Delhi and Denair High.
Pitman varsity baseball commenced their three game series with Turlock with an impressive performance from sophomore pitcher Brett Hagen.
For the third consecutive season the Turlock varsity boys' tennis team is perfect in the regular season and for the second straight year, under head coach Jack Schneider, the Bulldogs are Central California Conference champions.
Turlock's Jon Temple was the hero in Thursday's 3-1 win over Merced.
Pitman girls dominate at Southern Section Swim Meet at Johansen; Turlock takes third
Curtis tosses one-hitter in 'Dogs 4-0 shutout over Golden Valley
It wasn't the performance Pitman's Bradley Enos wanted but the junior still managed to toss a complete game shutout on Thursday after the Pride hosted Atwater in the second meeting of the series.
Hilmar baseball topped Hughson 6-2 on Tuesday at home but failed to muster that same magic on Wednesday after a game that ended in a mercy-rule decision and gave the Yellowjackets their first league loss of the year.
Landon Curtis had another great outing on Thursday afternoon for the Turlock Bulldogs.
Hilmar soccer stuns first place Modesto Christian with 1-0 win
In their first meeting of the year on the softball diamond, Pitman was able to claim victory over Turlock in a one-run decision that ultimately came down to defense and a three-run inning in the third.
In a battle for first place in the Central California Conference, Turlock's varsity boys' tennis team proved to be the superior ones in league after an outright sweep over Pitman in their first meeting of the year, 9-0.
Things got physical and things got bumpy for both Turlock and Pitman's varsity girls' soccer teams who met on the pitch for the first time this season.
Second straight win for Pride softball after 7-1 romp over Modesto
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The Turlock High boys' varsity water polo team continues to win.
The Pitman Pride varsity volleyball team is on a roll heading into Tuesday's anticipated matchup with crosstown foe, Turlock High.
Delhi (1-5) and Denair (0-6) high schools' varsity volleyball met on the court for the first time this season on Wednesday night in a Southern ...
For the first time this season, Turlock and Pitman High's varsity girls' golf teams met on the course at St. Stanislaus for a friendly ...
For the first time this season, after three straight Central California Conference wins, the Pitman High varsity girls' water polo team lost.
Coming off a strong performance against last year's Central California Conference champions, Merced, just two days prior, the Pitman High boys' varsity water polo ...
Coming off a tough loss to Tracy last Thursday the Turlock High varsity volleyball team managed to overcome those mistakes to defeat Central California Conference ...
An 0-2 start isn't ideal for the Turlock Bulldogs, but neither was Monday's Central California Conference matchup between the Turlock and Atwater High ...
Turlock High's Gabe Sleeper scored the first two goals of Monday's contest but it wasn't enough as the Bulldogs boys' varsity water ...
The Pitman Pride was able to control the tempo of Friday's game from the start after hosting Deer Valley at Patterson High in what ...
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Sergio Martinez : "I'm number 2 P4P behind Floyd, Pacquiao is not top 5"
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He fights whoever is willing to fight him. Don't bring up Pirog because he would have been more than happy to fight him but HBO said no way and dude isn't going over to Russia to fight him. No one will fight the guy and the dudes that he has been fighting aren't scrubs, they are very technical, well rounded boxers.
Pac is fighting top ranked guys (no pun intended) too but his team is picking guys that Pac has substantial advantages over. Margs was bigger sure but he is a straight forward fighter who has little movement and is slow as dirt.
Cotto is also an inside fighter who they made fight at a catchweight. Bradley was moving up in weight and isn't known as a power puncher, Mosley was way past his prime and has terrible balance.
Sergio is fighting prime, mostly undefeated fighters that are all bigger than him, he continues this trend with Chavez jr.
Oh there's a bunch of 168ers licking their chops, but I guess 3 div belts is too ambitious for this guy.
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