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Tompkins International's leadership team includes some of the best minds in the industry. Our experts have decades of hands-on experience and a wealth of high-level knowledge to help our clients succeed in supply chain planning, distribution operations and network design, supply chain IT systems, material handling integration, third-party logistics, and other areas critical to achieving supply chain excellence.
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Nancy Marino
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Jim Serstad
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Jim Tompkins
Dr. James A. Tompkins is an international authority on supply chain strategy and operations. As the CEO he provides leadership for Tompkins International. With more than 35 years experience, he holds an insider's view into what makes great companies even better. Jim has written or contributed to more than 30 books, and has been quoted in hundreds of business and industry magazines. He has spoken at thousands of international engagements and received more than 50 awards for his service to the profession. Follow Jim's Twitter account @jimtompkins and connect with him on LinkedIn.
Denny McKnight
An expert in global distribution strategy, Denny McKnight has spent his 25-year career focusing on logistics, warehousing/distribution, and warehouse management systems. He has extensive experience leading large-scale project initiatives in facility re-engineering, Greenfield site development/fit-up, and WMS selection and implementation. Denny is a frequent speaker on various warehousing and logistics subjects, is frequently quoted in top industry publications, and has contributed to several books. Prior to his current role at Tompkins International, Denny was the Distribution Center Plant Manager for Champion Products. He holds his B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Ohio State University.
Gene Tyndall
Executive Vice President, Solutions & Business Development
Gene Tyndall has 30 years experience consulting with major corporations. Prior to joining Tompkins International, he was President of Ryder Global Supply Chain Solutions, and was a Senior Partner with the E&Y Supply Chain Management Practice. In his current role, he focuses on the firm's marketing strategy, as well as developing and applying services and solutions. In 2007, he was awarded "Global Logistics Person of the Year" by the Global Institute of Logistics.
Valerie Bonebrake
Senior Vice President
Valerie Bonebrake has more than 25 years of industry experience in logistics services. She has worked with an array of companies and industries in North America and across the globe. She also has been recognized by Ingram Magazine as one of the Top Ten Female Executives in Kansas, and was a 2010 recipient of Supply & Demand Chain Executive's Pros to Know award. Valerie was co-founder of YRC Worldwide subsidiary Meridian IQ (now MIQ Logistics), a global third party logistics company, where she served as EVP/COO. Valerie spent 19 years at Ryder Systems, Inc., in various leadership roles of increasing responsibility in the company's supply chain solutions segment. Valerie holds a M.S. in International Logistics from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Nancy Marino
Senior Vice President
Nancy Marino is a Senior Vice President with Tompkins International. Prior to joining Tompkins International, she was a Partner with Columbus Consulting where she was responsible for design to delivery services from design, merchandising, product development, planning, allocation and supply chain solutions for retailers and brands, as well as strategy and change management. Marino was EVP/Chief Supply Chain Officer of Gloria Jeans located in Russia, prior to this assignment was President of Design, Sourcing & Production for Russell Newman. Marino also served as Senior Vice President of Hanes Branded Apparel, responsible for international operations for Hanes' buying offices worldwide, including oversight for sourcing and production for all branded apparel, to name a few. She also spent over eight years at Associated Merchandising Corporation as Executive Vice President of International Operations, Sourcing and Production, a part of the Target Corporation. Marino currently serves on the Boards of The Retail Marketing Society, The Fashion Group and in addition, has been a member of Who's Who from 2001 to 2016, is a Gerson Lehman Leader, and Adjunct Professor at F.I.T and is Board Member and Chairman Emeritus of the Cotton Board.
Dale Harmelink
Executive Vice President, Supply Chain Consulting
Dale Harmelink oversees supply chain consulting services at Tompkins International. Dale is an expert in logistics systems planning, order-picking, and warehouse operations. He is skilled in computer modeling and evaluation of distribution system alternatives, as well as developing and evaluating warehouse equipment and systems. Dale has taught numerous seminars on logistics, and has co-edited and co-authored several books. He received his B.S. in Manufacturing Administration from Western Michigan University.
Kelly Reed
Executive Vice President, Material Handling Integration
Kelly Reed is a "veteran" supply chain authority in every sense of the word. A 2014 recipient of Supply & Demand Chain Executive's Pros to Know award and a 2014 MHI Roundtable member, Kelly has more than 30 years experience in Supply Chain Management, Distribution Center design and material handling systems integration, warehouse control system design and implementation, and system life cycle support. He has worked extensively with many public, private, and government businesses to improve their supply chain planning, execution and warehouse operations. Prior to joining Tompkins International, Kelly served in the U.S. Marine Corps in a variety of supply chain leadership positions. He received his B.S. in Business Administration at Ohio State University and his M.S. in Information Systems from the Naval Postgraduate School.
Jim Serstad
Managing Director, Tompkins Asia
Jim Serstad oversees Tompkins International's presence in Asia. Having first visited China in 1988 and working there for 14 years, he understands the unique challenges of logistics in China. Whether in supply chain strategy, network design, quality systems, or organizational design, Jim helps clients to apply best practices to their China operations. Prior to Tompkins, Jim worked for Colliers International in logistics site selections, and with PRI, a China-based manufacturing consultancy and private equity firm, where he managed the acquisition of a Flextronics contract manufacturer. Jim holds a B.S. in electrical engineering and an MBA in manufacturing management, both from Purdue University.
John Spain
Chief Administrative Officer/Chief Financial Officer
John Spain has been helping organizations improve their global supply chains for more than three decades. He frequently addresses trade and professional organizations and is a regular speaker on various warehousing and logistics subjects. John has also written or contributed to numerous articles for many prominent trade publications. He is an active member of the Institute of Industrial Engineers and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals. John received his B.S. and M.S. in Industrial Engineering from North Carolina State University.
Mike Futch
With more than 15 years experience, Mike Futch is an expert in business development and project management for logistics systems and re-engineering engagements. He has directed numerous projects from feasibility through start-up for retail, consumer products, and wholesale distribution clients. Mike is a member of several professional associations, including the Institute of Industrial Engineers. He received his B.S. in Industrial Engineering from North Carolina State University.
Bruce Tompkins
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Bruce Tompkins boasts more than 30 years of operations experience, from traditional industrial engineering to manufacturing and materials management. He is an expert in manufacturing and distribution processes, lean manufacturing implementation, Six Sigma methodologies, ISO/QS Quality Systems, and benchmarking and gap analysis. Bruce has authored numerous reports and created a variety of presentations that share findings from the Consortium's benchmarking and best practices surveys. He is also frequently quoted in numerous industry publications. Prior to his role at Tompkins International, Bruce was Vice President/General Manager of Operations for Maytag Herrin Laundry Products. He received his B.S. in Industrial and Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois and his M.S. in Industrial Engineering and Management from Oklahoma State University.
Brian Hudock
As a partner at Tompkins International, Brian Hudock specializes in total supply chain projects, including supply chain network analysis and planning, facility and operations optimization, and the design, specification, and installation of various equipment and systems. Brian is a frequent contributor to well-respected trade journals on the topics of material handling and warehouse operations, and his expertise extends across numerous industries. He received his B.S. in Industrial Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.


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The last time they stopped playing the "Realignment Rhapsody" and everybody scrambled for a seat, the SEC had 14 available chairs. One year later, they're cranking up the band again. And don't be... more »
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Assuming Alabama smashes host Auburn on Saturday, at least one team will play for the BCS national title without having won its conference championship, likely without even having won its division in the conference. Possibly, both teams that will meet for the BCS trophy on Jan. 9 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome will have failed to win their conference title.
And this is supposed to clarify supremacy at the highest level of college football? This is how the national championship is meant to be decided?
It would be funny if it wasn't so ludicrous.
As it stands, the joke is on college football fans, who in lieu of being able to watch a playoff decide the champion in its Football Bowl Subdivision, will be stuck with a choice that's a lot less palatable.
The last time they stopped playing the "Realignment Rhapsody" and everybody scrambled for a seat, the SEC had 14 available chairs. One year later, they're cranking up the band again. And don't be... more »
Within weeks, the conference commissioners and university presidents who run the Bowl Championship Series are expected to adopt a four-team playoff, the first in the history of major-college football. Most people see this as... more »
Of all the love stories ever told, there may none purer than the Big Ten's undying devotion, commitment and pure heart-throbbing lust to the Rose Bowl. True love always. Best friends forever. A Romeo and Juliet for the modern... more »
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The WCI Vikings did not lose a single game in regulation during their trip to the Northwest Desert Classic in Arizona.
Unfortunately for the Vikes, that's because two of their games went to OT and ended up in the loss column during their trip south of the border. Nevertheless, WCI finished up the trip with a 3-2 record and captured the "third place championship" on Thursday morning in Arizona.
WCI's first game back on Tuesday was against La Mirada (a suburb of Los Angeles) High School. WCI led that game by 4 points late in the contest but two key three pointers down the stretch and some missed foul shots by the Vikings allowed the game to end up 41-41 at the end of regulation.
In the extra frame, WCI ran out of gas (possibly as a result of the altitude) and lost by a 49-42 final. Jacob Ranton (16 PTS, 6 REB) and Alex Copp (11 PTS, 7 REB) were WCI's top players on Tuesday.
The loss put WCI behind the "8-ball" so to speak, as their second game was against a talented Poston Butte squad, who feature 6'9" Arizona State signee Maurice Kirby, as well as another player with D-1 capabilities, guard Jalen Richard.
Though the Vikes trailed 17-9 after one quarter, they battled back to take a 1-point lead by the fourth quarter. Late in the game, WCI trailed by 2 but Adam Anagnostopoulos was able to break down his defender and feed Zach Totzke who made a contested layup as time expired to tie things up at 51-51.
However, overtime was again WCI's nemesis as they dropped the game (63-60) after the extra session. Ranton again led the way (20 PTS, 5 REB) while Copp added 13 points and 8 rebounds.
WCI rebounded to close out pool play with a victory, 49-33 over Tucson Sunnyside. Ranton (17 PTS, 7 REB) and Copp (16 PTS, 6 REB) were again tops on the scoresheet.
La Mirada went on to win the pool (2-1) while Poston Butte was also 2-1 and WCI and Sunnyside 1-2. Ties were broken based upon "head to head" games, so WCI was awarded third place in the pool.
This placed the Vikes in the "third place bracket" with the other three teams who finished third in their pools.
Their semifinal game was against Desert Christian from Tucson and, in a grinding affair, the Vikes took a 39-35 win thanks to strong play from Copp (16 PTS, 6 REB) and Anagnostopoulos (6 PTS, 4 REB). In addition, Alex Despotovic hit a buzzer-beating three pointer to give WCI a 5 point lead to end the first half.
In the championship game of the third-place bracket, WCI was up against Mesa (AZ) Westwood High School. It was an extremely tough battle in the early going, with both teams playing great defense --- the score was 4-4 after the first! However, as the game wore on, the Vikes executed well against Westwood's half-court pressure and were able to pull away in the fourth quarter en route to a 34-22 final.
Anagnostopoulos led the way for WCI with 10 points and 7 rebounds, while grade 11 forward Malcolm Piazza had 8 points and 4 rebounds.
Overall, WCI co-coach Craig Nickel was pleased with his team's effort down south.
"The basketball part of this trip has seen some extremely positive developments for us as individual players and as a team, and we'll hope to carry this momentum back with us when we return to WCSSAA league play (this week)," said Nickel.
The Vikings first league game after the break will be on Thursday (January 6th) at 3:30pm at home against one of the most improved teams in the WCSSAA league this season, the Glenview Park Panthers. This will be an important game for the Vikes, as the "Elmira Bye Win" is next on their schedule and would give WCI a solid 5-3 record heading into a key matchup with Grand River on January 13th.


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I think the pastor is a d-bag xenophobe who is obviously condemning an entire religion because of a small minority of radical fruitcakes. It's radical vs. radical at this point and he happens to live in a country that protects his right to be an outlandish ahole.
P.S. I wonder if he realizes that Christianity has a long history of crazy radicals too. Tim Mcveigh, The Inquisition and the Crusades no more represent Christianity as AL Queda or 911 represents all Muslims.


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South Africa, proudly declared itself the Rainbow Nation and endorsed a world-renowned Constitution that declared triumphantly "that South Africa belongs to all who live in it, united in our diversity". The terrible irony is that the very victims of apartheid, oppressed and marginalised because of their skin colour and race, have now become the oppressors. This week, six Zimbabwean families in shacks in Diepsloot had their shacks looted and burnt to the ground because locals accused them of being criminals. Xenophobia can be defined as the "attitudes, prejudices and behaviour that reject, exclude and often vilify persons, based on the perception that they are outsiders or foreigners to the community, society or national identity". Xenophobia and racism have many similarities and do overlap in instances. Racism is prejudice based on physical characteristic differences, such as skin colour, hair type and facial features, whereas xenophobia implies negative behaviour founded on the notion that the other person/persons are foreign to and/or the community or nation. In Europe, it is far easier to distinguish between racism and xenophobia since both legal and illegal immigrants tend to be of different physical characteristics than the native population. In modern societies, especially with globalisation, and mass emigration due to war and economic impoverishment, we are seeing more xenophobia rather than racism. The Zimbabwean crisis has led to an influx of Zimbabweans to South Africa; some say as many as three million have crossed the borders illegally. In South Africa, immigrants from Somalia, Zimbabwe, and central Africa, are targets of xenophobic reaction because they are considered as competitors for jobs and public services. In a country where unemployment figures are extremely high and where the majority of its population struggle to make ends meet, an influx of "aliens" leads to heightened competition for the few resources that exist. It creates the social and political climate that incites and inflames xenophobia and racism. South Africans believe that their already constrained circumstances are being worsened because illegal immigrants are more likely to work for less and are competing or using social utilities meant for tax paying South Africans. In the process, a growing nationalism demands that the South African government cater for the needs of South Africans and prevent foreigners from benefiting at the expense of locals. As a developing economy, the priority for government is to deliver necessities like primary health care, housing and jobs. Issues begin to conflate when millions of South Africans are still waiting after 14 years of democracy. They continue to live on the margins of the economy and the fruits of democracy are yet to be enjoyed. Is it no wonder that impoverished townships and informal settlements are the main breeding grounds for xenophobic violence or racism since it is these communities who are in direct competition for social services and the like? The severe economic inequalities, crowding, unemployment, and continued marginalisation of the poor lead to tensions that culminate in sporadic bouts of violence against "foreigners". Within this simmering atmosphere, those perceived to be outsiders or foreigners, migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and non-South Africans become sitting ducks, the proverbial scapegoats. We are exhibiting a worldwide pattern of oppression. In a globalised world, whose political and social agenda is set and driven by Western capitalists, intolerance has never been so overt. Islam and Muslims are the current target for a host of reasons presided over by the United States' need to control the world's energy sources in the Middle East. Garbed in the disguise of bringing democracy to dictatorships, and an unabashed ideology that is based on what is seen as the inherently superior values of the West, Muslims are seen as problematic, fundamentalist, reactionary. Using the fear of terrorist attacks, this well-orchestrated campaign has simplistically divided the world between the "civilised" (Christian) and the "terrorists" (Muslims). The invasion of Iraq is reminiscent of the Crusades, bringing religion to the heathens. In Africa, political dictators have stoked ethnic tensions to maintain their positions of power, unleashing violence that has resulted in genocide and ongoing civil warfare. Rwanda, Burundi, Uganda, Sudan, Somalia, Eritrea, the Congo, Kenya, sites of xenophobic violence that have laid waste to these countries, leaving poverty, death and despair in its wake. While it is easy to understand why locals target foreigners, it does not make it right and our government seems incapable of implementing measures to resolve these tensions through community dialogues and other interventions. However, I suppose when we have a President who does not think that the Zimbabwean election debacle is a crisis, it is easy to understand why no concrete action has been taken to protect foreigners and create vehicles that allow these divergent groups to communicate and understand each other better. A little facilitation to find common ground, to allow South Africans and immigrants to speak about their shared troubles, would go a long way towards alleviating these tensions.


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Michael Timms is John Tyler High School's (JT) associate principal for curriculum and instruction, and very good at his job.
The Texas Association of Secondary School Principals (TASSP) has named him its Texas Assistant Principal of the Year. Only those who display the absolute best performance in their positions and show the greatest leadership skills as secondary education officials are considered for this honor. A committee of eight of Texas' leading educators chose Timms unanimously for the recognition. JT Principal Shon Joseph was delighted with his colleague's award.
"It is truly a pleasure to work side-by-side with Mr. Timms," he said. "He is a highly effective leader on our campus, but more importantly he is a positive influence on our students. I have no doubt many John Tyler graduates will list him as an inspiration in their future successes."
As TASSP's Texas Assistant Principal of the Year Timms will receive a trip to Washington, D.C. for a conference with the other 49 assistant principals of the year. He will also have audiences with the President of the U.S., the U.S. Secretary of Education and assorted federal lawmakers.
The TASSP selects its assistant principal of the year from 20 Regional Assistant Principals of the Year. Timms was made the District 7 Assistant Principal of the Year last summer. His next move is to compete for the title of National Assistant Principal of the Year.
He started his 24 years as a professional educator as a substitute teacher in the Dallas ISD, moving on to a position as a full-time biology teacher after earning his certification. He worked as an assistant principal for several Dallas area elementary, middle and high schools. He has worked at John Tyler since 2010.
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Michael Timms is John Tyler High School's (JT) associate principal for curriculum and instruction, and very good at his job.
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Pantone has revised its Textile Color System to Pantone Fashion and Home, a name and approach that more clearly identifies its 1925 color system.
Key to the new system is the layout of colors — now chromatically arranged by color family compared with the previous layout by hues from brights to cools to specialty colors, explained Lisa Herbert, executive vp, Pantone. "Before, someone would have to go through each hue segment to see all the reds, for example."
"As we moved into home and architecture, we found the format needed to be changed so color could be applied specifically to product, design, sourcing and manufacturing," Herbert added.
The new approach also offers a bigger book with bigger chips of each color and a new template with Pantone textile reference numbers and English names. To standardize the color testing methods and the color approval process, the company has selected D 65 (Daylight) as the primary light source for color evaluation. This light bulb, Herbert noted, is readily available worldwide and is more stable and consistent, providing better color consistency.
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What will the Redskins do at WR?ESPN.com Feb 11, 2013Mike Jones of the Washington Post is taking a look at Santana Moss and his situation with the Washington Redskins as the offseason commences and the team begins to make some of its crucial decisions. Moss played very well in 2012 after slimming down in …Share Tweet
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TYSONS CORNER, Va. — We are over five weeks past Snowmaggedon and there remains just a few reminders of it, like this snow pile below a parking lot. In my condo complex in Alexandria, the snow finally went away for good on Monday. I thought for sure we'd have more left over, but I'm not sad to be wrong. This season was only the second time I got sick of snow.
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A chocolate tour of Vancouver's chocolate shops is something I've been thinking of doing for awhile. Of course now that I've started my diet (yes, it's my new year's resolution…again), I'll have to rethink how to do this since one stop would put me over the calorie count for the day. However, I think it's a great idea to send you on the chocolate tour.
So if you are visiting Vancouver – the 2010 Olympics ARE starting next month – or if you live in Vancouver but weren't aware of all the chocolate shops in the city, here's a tour that I've created so you can spend the day going from one shop to another tasting chocolate. Yep, sounds like a dream day to me.
The great thing about the chocolate tour is that I created it on POIfriend.com. It has all the chocolate shop locations listed in GPS format that you can download to different devices including your iPhone. What could be easier than that?
Leave your rating of each shop on POIfriend so others can compare notes. You can decide where the tour starts depending on your start location and then away you go – with your loved one, with your girlfriends, with yourself. Tasting and inhaling wonderful, glorious chocolate. All day. Dream day!
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Posted 02 September 2013 - 06:44 AM
Does anyone know how he is? Its a sad sight seeing a rl player carted off in an ambulance, terrible way to end your playing days
hunslet hawks champions 2010
Posted 02 September 2013 - 07:39 AM
I was sat on the same row as his partner second half. She said he had broken ribs. Has he retired now as well as Prycey?
Posted 02 September 2013 - 11:56 AM
He's signed a 2 year deal at fev
Posted 02 September 2013 - 12:19 PM
He's signed a 2 year deal at fev
"I love our club, absolutely love it". (Overton, M 2007)
Posted 03 September 2013 - 08:13 PM
any update on tommy?
There are no strangers at Post Office Road, only friends who haven't met.
Posted 03 September 2013 - 09:54 PM
Not as bad as first thought.
Muscular injury evidently.
Muscular injury evidently.
Posted 04 September 2013 - 07:28 AM
So, Tim Spears has been banned for 2 games related to this injury.
I didn't see anything untoward (but I was on my way back from the loo when it happened, so wasn't giving it my full attention). Did any of you chaps see anything?


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Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC, Traditional Chinese: 香港賽馬會)
is one of the oldest institutions in Hong Kong, founded in 1884 to promote horse racing. Under colonial rule, the club enjoyed royal patronage, and existed under the name of "The Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club" (英皇御准香港賽馬會) until 1996.
It is a non-profit organisation providing horse racing, sporting and betting entertainment in Hong Kong. It holds a government-granted monopoly in providing pari-mutuel betting on horse racing, "Mark Six" lotteries, and fixed odds betting on overseas football events. The organization is the largest taxpayer in Hong Kong, as well as the largest private donor of charity funds, contributing an average of over HK$1 billion (approximately US$130 million) annually over the past ten years. The HKJC also provides dining, social and recreation facilities to approximately 20,000 members.
The HKJC conducts nearly 700 horse races per year at its two race tracks at Sha Tin and Happy Valley. During the 2001/02 racing season, the HKJC licensed 1,144 horse owners, 24 trainers and 35 jockeys and had 1,435 horses in training.
In 2002-2003, the betting turnover was HKD 71 billion. After paying dividends of 58 billion and betting duty of 9.5 billion, its betting commission revenue was HKD 3.9 billion. It contributes 11.7% of Hong Kong's tax revenue. Surpluses from its operation are allocated to the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust.
Since the transfer of sovereignty of Hong Kong, the popularity of horse racing has declined, also possibly due to economic conditions in the region, the HKJC's revenue has substantially declined in recent years.
On March 16, 2007, the HKJC appointed William (Bill) Nader, formerly with the New York Racing Association, as its executive director of racing from April 2007.
On September 9, 2007, Sha Tin Racecourse opened with record 1-day crowd of about 60,000. Chief Secretary Henry Tang stroke the ceremonial gong. The Hong Kong Jockey Club collected US$106 million in bets (highest since 2001). Children of horse owners were admitted amid protest of local anti-gambling groups. Sunny Power, booted by Howard Cheng got the trophy in the 1,200 metre dash.


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Choosing a shadow that maximizes your eye color is a bit like an art project that entails basic understanding of a color wheel. Simply locate the shade of your eyes on it, and then look directly across from that shade. That's your complementary color that will instantly accentuate your iris hue. Makeup pros, of course, learn the best options for every eye color through experience, whether it's creating an everyday look or one that's ready for the red carpet.
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Blue is a naturally cool tone, so warmer shades tend to set this iris color ablaze. Do you need to stick to tawnier pigments? Not necessarily. "I like using gray-brown, slate, or even silvery blues," said makeup artist Marina Gravani. "And if a woman's eyes are deep navy, I'll even use eggplant! Keep in mind that when you have an eye color that's light, like blue, avoid putting too much color on the lid. It distracts from the eye's beauty."
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Though earth-toned shadows are a beauty staple for brown-eyed women, a neutral-on-neutral pairing can sometimes look dull, Barose cautioned. Instead he suggested finding a toffee hue that has a hint of shimmer or gold in it. "This way it won't look flat against brown eyes," he explained.
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SAINT-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU, Quebec (AP) - It is a paradox that keeps all of Canada in limbo: Most Quebecers aren't eager for another referendum on secession, yet they seem on the verge of re-electing a government committed to independence.
Barring a surprise in the campaign's final week, separatist Premier Lucien Bouchard and his Parti Quebecois are expected to win another term in provincial elections Nov. 30 and begin laying the groundwork for Quebec's third referendum on leaving Canada.
If Bouchard is to be stopped, the anti-separatist Quebec Liberal Party must win in places like Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, 25 miles southeast of Montreal.
It is a district with a history of voting on the winning side, and the separatists narrowly won here in 1994.
Even the local Liberal candidate is perplexed by the Quebec paradox.
"The polls show most people don't want any more referendums, and yet Bouchard is still popular," Gilles Dolbec said in an interview at his headquarters. "What can we do?"
In 1994, the Liberals finished just barely behind the Parti Quebecois in the province-wide popular vote yet won only 47 of the 125 legislative seats, compared to 77 for the Parti Quebecois.
That gap exists because anti-separatist support is heavily concentrated in Montreal and a few other pockets with large numbers of English-speakers.
The Parti Quebecois has strong support in the majority of districts dominated by French-speakers, who make up about 82 percent of Quebec's 7 million population.
Saint-Jean is overwhelmingly French-speaking. But, because of its bellwether reputation and the close 1994 result, it is one of 18 districts now held by the separatists that the Liberals are targeting in hopes of eking out a slim legislative majority.
Opinion polls indicate two-thirds of Quebecers don't want a referendum during the next government's term in power. Yet Bouchard appears to be attracting support from some of those voters with his somewhat ambiguous promise to hold a referendum only when "winning conditions" exist.
Commentators suggest this enables Bouchard to win backing both from hard-line separatists and from francophones who don't want independence but like having a feisty pro-Quebec government that is willing to battle federal officials.
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I wish to be the 1st.....
I give you Ryan Newmans Crew Chief, so you wont have to have a Rookie Cup CC.
All things Danica
michaeljohn wrote:ryan and tubby gibson are locked for life, i wouldnt be suprised if tony jr stays with danica for those 10 races, just to have a familiar ear, then when she goes full time, find someone else
michaeljohn wrote:its my job to spread the bad news and i take it seriously
racer1 wrote:Well as many CC as we see being switched around in Nascar, I have a question--who is more important, the CC or the driver? Yes i know the perfect answer is both but??
A good example is mr popular Dale jr switching CC this yr and having much better results and JJ did well, but then again not so much during the chase? Then we have Tony who let his CC Grubb know mid season he would be fired at season end due to his poor reg season, but still won the chase, so how crazy is that?
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Fall is here, leaf raking time. My landlord is allowing me to handle yard work for my duplex this Fall and this includes raking. I will need information on leaf collection in Silver Spring. Can I just leave them curbside outside of my apartment on trash collection day?
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Here is a link about leaf collections in Silver Spring: http://www.silverspringcenter.com/leaf_collecti...
They usually just pick them up as long as they are in bags so it shouldn't be a problem. Are you getting paid or reduced rent to be the groundskeeper...either way that is very kind of you. I used to do that at my Grandparents apartment complex when I was a kid and it was always a pain in the ass because they had a very large yard and the tenants would come out and ask you to do stuff for them. I don't know why they think they can do that, but just as a heads up people might feel entitled and ask you to do things that you aren't getting paid for.
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Nahla Aylen vs. Nahla Millaray vs. Nahla Sayen
We got some mixed responses on our last poll! We weren't given any other suggestions instead of Nahla so we are most likely going to stick with it. Which middle name flows the best? We have two sons named Silas Antinanco and Ezra Nahuel and we are not open to other middle name suggestions. Thanks!
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Nahla Aylen is best of these. Millaray to me looks like Military. Although Nahala Amelia or Nahla Millie would be fine.
posted by guest :: 2013-11-09 12:23:07 | report
We'll take into account Millaray looking like "military" thank you; but please do not give suggestions as we have already asked
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I love Nahla!! And the best is Nahla Aylen
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Nahla Sayen! :D Good luck!!
posted by guest :: 2013-11-09 12:28:48 | report
Sorry, I read just the bottom line of the poll, which reads "open to other middle name suggestions".
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Nahla is a beautiful name, so cute! Love it! Nahla Aylen s the best choice imo
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Cozy and comfortable Cabin/Home near Yosemite
From $101 / night
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|$101 - $175
|Per week:
|$709 - $1,225
|Pets allowed:
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Sleeps: 8
Type: Home
Pets allowed: No
Internet: No
We also have a ** Virtual Video Tour ** of the home that we would be happy to share with you.
The kitchen is also knotty pine and is fully equipped a Jenn Air stovetop, refrigerator, oven, microwave, dishwasher with a breakfast bar and barstools. Pots, pans, dishes, glasses, utensils and all cooking implements are also provided. You just bring the food! The house is fully furnished and also has a full size clothes washer & dryer.
The deck wraps around 2 sides of the house and is equipped with a propane gas BBQ grill and an outdoor table with chairs. A great vantage point to watch the deer travel down to the creek.
The house is nestled among the pine trees and rolling terrain of the Pine Mountain Lake community. Since the properties on both sides of Creekside Retreat are not developed, Creekside Retreat is secluded and private and very comfy. The property also backs up to the seasonal creek that runs from Pine Mountain Lake, and features beautiful views of the creek valley and distant hills.
Pine Mountain Lake community and the city of Groveland (about 2 miles from Creekside Retreat) provide everything you will need for a memorable vacation stay, including:
18 hole championship Golf and Country Club, Driving Range, Tennis Courts, Swimming Pool (seasonal), Horseback riding, beaches, parks with picnic tables and BBQs, boat rental (seasonal), fishing, hiking, horseshoes, masseuse, campgrounds, markets, pharmacy, medical facilities, numerous restaurants, private airport, and friendly people!
Cherry Lake, Lake Don Pedro, Yosemite National Park, Jamestown, Sonora, underground caverns, Black Oak Casino and other attractions of the Mother Lode Gold Country are all a short drive from Groveland.
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Availability Calendar
|Apr 01 2016
|Dec 31 2016
|2 Nights
|Dec 02 2016
|Dec 22 2016
|2 Nights
|Dec 23 2016
|Jan 04 2017
|4 Nights
|Jan 05 2017
|Mar 31 2017
|2 Nights
|Check In: 4 p.m. Check Out: 11 a.m.
|Lodging tax: 10%
|Deposits: REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT: The $300.00 deposit is refundable to you if everything is is in order (i.e. clean and unbroken, etc...) when you leave. Maximum occupancy is 8 ppl. You will need to supply your own sheets and towels, food and personal toiletries. Blankets and pillows are supplied for you.
|Payment Options: Cashier's Check, Mastercard, Personal Check, Visa
|Other Fees: Holidays:$150-195/nite, 4 nite min. Reservation Fee Charges pay for: *Administration of your Creekside Retreat reservation. *Provides you with a local contact in Groveland for check in, check out, key pick up & drop off, assistance & urgent needs * Post departure inspection & sanitization (kitchen, bathrooms, vacuuming) of house. * Entrance pass (normally $15/car) & parking privileges to Pine Mtn Lake (the secured, gated community where Creekside Retreat is located) and to its amenities.
- 1 King Bed
- 1 Queen Bed
- 2 Twin Beds
- 1 Sofa Bed
- Air Conditioning
- Full Kitchen
- Parking Included
- View (Water)
- Beach Chairs
- Heating
- Porch
- Wood Stove
- Deck
- Linens Provided
- View (Mountains)
- Alarm Clock
- Dishwasher
- Radio
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- Blender
- Gas Grill
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Telephone
- CD Player
- Iron
- Refrigerator (Mini)
- Toaster
- Ceiling Fan
- Microwave
- Stereo
- Coffee Maker
- Oven
- Stove
- Washer/Dryer
- DVD Player
- Hiking
(<1 mile)
- Pool
(2 miles)
- Playground
(3 miles)
- Water Skiing
(20 miles)
- Beach
(2 miles)
- Restaurant
(2 miles)
- Sailing
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- Casino
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- Fishing
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- Volleyball Court
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- Shopping Area
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- Golf
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- Boating
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- Horseback Riding
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- Movie Theater
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- Grocery Store
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- Canoeing
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- Tennis
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- Whitewater Rafting
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- Lake
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- Jet Skiing
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- Winery
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- Park
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- Live Entertainment
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Reviews (9)
Reviews for this vacation home rental in Yosemite National Park, California
Loved it
Lisa Dimas
Gilroy, CA USA
Loved it
August 6, 2015
Sad to leave. Wish we had more time. Bigger and more beautiful than I thought it would be. (Sorry if this is a repeat review, my phone shut down and I don't know if other review went through). Thank you & God bless.
3 days near the nature
Laurent PICHON
Cournonterral France
Creekside retreat
amanda newby
San Diego, CA
Creekside retreat
June 26, 2013
Our family had an amazing stay. I hate to say we rarely used the Pine lake amenties , but only because we were so busy exploring Yosemite. Great home had EVERYTHING you could need. We cooked, we played games. Deer everywhere. The deer were a huge hit with my daughter. Drive to Yosemite was about an hour, but an easy hour. If you have time to check out Rainbow Pools, what a crazy fun local spot. 15min. from the house. We truly had an amazing trip. Warm home!
Nice vacation cabin for family
Damien Caby
San Jose, CA USA
Nice vacation cabin for family
April 21, 2013
Very nice and service friendly owner, large living room, well equipped kitchen, quiet gated community, very close to a supermarket with all can need. We had a great vacation
Everyone totally loved your house!
Dawn Coen
Everyone totally loved your house!
August 3, 2012
Thanks so much for letting us stay at your house. We had a wonderful trip and everyone totally loved your house! Our boys loved the bunk beds and also having their very own bathroom (surprising how the little things make such a big difference)! It had so much room and was a nice change from four of us being cramped in a hotel room as we were during our 4 days prior in San Francisco! The area was absolutely beautiful - we visited the lake and really loved the Pine Mountain community. We also spent the day in Columbia - it was excellent! They have really done a great job preserving the 1850's! My only regret is that it is so far away - if I could just move Pine Mountain more towards Illinois, life would be great! :) Again, thanks so much for everything! Best Regards, Dawn C.
Owner's reply:
Thanks Dawn,
We are thrilled that you and your family had such a great time. Yes... a separate bathroom can alleviate a lot of bumping into each other.
Your comment about wanting to move the house closer to Illinois is kind.... but alas...if we did that then the house would be farther away from Yosemite and Pine Mtn Lake. After careful consideration of your request we will have to politely decline. hahaha We get this request a lot so please don't feel like you are being singled out.
We hope you and your family will be able to visit Creekside Retreat again in the future.
All the best....
Jeff & Alan
Nice & Relax house
Regina Xu Lee
Nice & Relax house
May 4, 2011
Overall we love this house.
Fun and relaxing, but a little far from Yosemite
Wheatland, Ca
Fun and relaxing, but a little far from Yosemite
August 26, 2009
We had a great time on our trip. The house was perfect. We did have an unrealistic expetation about the distance between Yosemite and the house. While the edge of the park is 30 minutes from the house it will take you an hour to get to Yosemite Village. I think if we actually want to see Yosemite we'll stay somewhere in the park next time.
Very Relaxing
Livermore, CA USA
Very Relaxing
May 18, 2009
We had a wonderful time at Creekside Retreat this past weekend. It was very warm up there, but not unbearable. The ceiling fan kept us feeling cool. We were very happy with the whole reservation process. The staff at ReMax were very efficient and we were able to complete the whole registration process very painlessly via email and phone. The cabin itself was just right for our needs. We had plenty of room and all the supplies we needed. We all enjoyed the deck and listening to the frogs at night. We had fun visiting the swimming beach nearby and also the main beach at the marina. We even had fun catching some fish. We didin't go up to Yosemite on this visit, but felt it was within reach. We would definitely recommend the Creekside Retreat to our friends and will try to come back again ourselves on a future getaway.
Beautiful Home
david kaplan
Groveland, Ca. 95321
Beautiful Home
March 30, 2009
The accommodations were one of the best I have ever experienced. Everything was provided for us. The kitchen was fully equipped. the grounds were nice.checking in was easy & we saw lots of deer.
We have many repeat renters and enjoy the great comments we get from our guests. We have many additional written testimonials in the guest book at Creekside Retreat.
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