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Lovely Located near the Panthéon G05408
Size59 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Elevator in building
- Washer/dryer
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Rue de Poissy, 75005 Paris, France
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|6 days ago
Apartment's equipments at your disposal: dvd player, hifi stereo, internet access by WiFi or ethernet cable, TV with international channels, clothes line, coffee machine, cooking plates, dish washer, freezer, fridge, kettle, micro wave, oven, toaster, vacuum cleaner, washing machine, iron, iron table, household sheets, towels
Living/Dining room approx. 215 sqft, with a window facing west on a quiet courtyard, furnished with: an arm-chair, four chairs, coffee table, desk, dinner table, fireplace, wooden floor
Bedroom n°1 approx. 130 sqft, with a window facing a courtyard, furnished with: bedside table, book-case, closet, a sofa bed for two people, TV with international channels, wooden floor
Bedroom n°2 approx. 150 sqft, with a window facing a courtyard, furnished with: bedside table, closet, a big double bed, wooden floor, ensuite bathroom
Bathroom: bathtub, washbasin, hair-dryer, tiled floor
Additional information: heating and continous hot water with a gas boiler, door code, no smoking, wooden floor, elevator
Ideally located, this apartment is situated in the very heart of Paris, close to Pantheon, Notre-Dame and the very well known rue Mouffetard for its night life and its restaurants , the Jardin des Plantes and Luxembourg gardens. It is in a short walking distance to the Ile Saint Louis, place Saint Michel, Saint Germain des Pres, with Le Cafe de Flore, Les deux Magots or la brasserie Lipp. Saint Germain des Pres is also one of the trendiest area in Paris, known for the fashion stores as Yves Saint Laurent or Louis Vuitton and many others. Many shops and stores are close to the apartment: bakery, butchery, supermarket, open air market, theater, restaurant, cafe...
The nearest metro station is Cardinal Lemoine.
If you arrive early or leave late, you can store your luggage in an automatic locker located nearby: City Locker (Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est, Le Marais, Hotel de Ville, Chatelet, Saint-Germain, Saint-Michel, Notre Dame, Opera, Madeleine, Saint-Lazare)
House rulesRegular check-in time is between 2pm and 8pm (after 8pm only self check-in is possible).
For arrival on Sunday/bank holidays, 50 euros will be charged.
An early check-in between 10am and 2pm is available for an extra charge of 50 euros (if the apartment is available).
Regular check out time: before 10 am
For departure on Sunday/bank holidays, 50 euros will be charged
Based on availability and at least with a 24 hours notice, a late check-out between 10am and noon is available for an additional cost of 50 euros.
We will ask you to sign a rental agreement, to respect your obligations and not to smoke in the apartment.
For rentals over 21 days, you will have to pay your consumption of electricity and gas (on meter reading).
The security deposit is equal to the amount of the rent for rentals of less than 21 days (Possibility of taking an imprint bank card with Visa or Mastercard).
For rentals between 21 days and 6 months, we charge one month's rent, and 2 months rent for rentals of more than 6 months.
|Weekly rate for up to 4 guests
|Monthly rate for up to 4 guests
|Maximum nights
|1 year
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|Check-out before
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The apartment is well located, about 50 meters from Notre Dame, very clean and spacious. Anecdotally say that missing some cutlery and pans were not good for the hob. Otherwise great.
El apartamento está muy bien ubicado, a unos 50 metros del Notre Dame, muy limpio y espacioso. Como anécdota decir que faltaban algunos cubiertos y las sartenes no servían para la vitroceramica. Por lo demás estupendo.
Dear Sirs,
I am still waiting for a message from our hostess regarding the key conservation and relating to your satisfaction with the state of the apartment after the end of our stay.
Following I will tell you my opinion.
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
ich warte noch auf eine Mitteilung unserer Gastgeberin bezüglich des Schlüsselerhalts und bezüglich Ihrer Zufriedenheit bezüglich des Zustands der Ferienwohnung nach Abschluss unseres Aufenthaltes.
Im Anschluss werde ich Ihnen meine Beurteilung mitteilen.
Well it located. But we got only one set of sheets and small towels for 13 days. The coffee maker did not work with the capsules we buy. We write about all this but nobody answered us. And we did not see anyone on the property at any time
Bien situado. Pero nos dieron sólo un juego de sábanas y unas toallas pequeñas para 13 días. La cafetera no funcionaba con las cápsulas que compramos. Escribimos sobre todo ello pero nadie nos respondió. Y no vimos a nadie de la propiedad en ningún momento
Everything worked perfect.
It was easy to pick up the keys, and we were very satisfied with the appartement.
It was well ecuiped with all what we needed.
It was very closed to everything, the baker, shops with food and cafe's.
We can highly recommend this appartement.
The apartment is perfectly located. Full kitchen, bathroom with large shower, washing machine and dishwasher. At 100 meters from the Seine and Notre Dame 300. At 50 meters from the metro (Saint Michel). It is next to an area of restaurants in all price ranges. As default, he needs a coat of paint, as the humidity of the area causes the paint to peel off in some areas.
It is located above an Irish pub, but the insulation of windows reduced to almost zero ambient noise. We have been 11 days and he has not even bothered us the weekend. And it is a very busy area.
Key collection on arrival is a bit complicated, because it forces you to make a stop, but the instructions received by mail are sufficiently explanatory. Key collection is made to leave the apartment and on time.
The hostess is in constant communication with the tenant by mail, giving information on all circumstances.
There is an instruction booklet explaining where supermarkets, pharmacies, operation of all elements of the floor (in French and English).
Certainly we would repeat (even in summer do not believe, because they do not have air conditioning force have the windows open).
El apartamento está perfectamente situado. Cocina completa, baño con ducha amplia, lavadora y lavavajillas. A 100 metros del Sena y 300 de Notre Dame. A 50 metros de la parada de metro (Saint Michel). Está al lado de una zona de restaurantes de todos los precios. Como defecto, le hace falta una mano de pintura, ya que la humedad de la zona hace que se despegue la pintura en algunas zonas.
Está situado encima de un pub irlandés, pero el aislamiento de las ventanas reduce casi a cero el ruido ambiente. Hemos estado 11 días y no nos ha molestado ni siquiera el fin de semana. Y es una zona muy concurrida.
La recogida de llaves al llegar es un poco complicada, ya que te obliga a hacer una parada, pero las instrucciones recibidas por correo son suficientemente explicativas. La recogida de llaves al marchar se hace en el apartamento y con puntualidad.
La anfitriona se comunica constantemente por mail con el inquilino, dándole información sobre cualquier circunstancia.
Hay un librito de instrucciones donde explican supermercados, farmacias, funcionamiento de todos los elementos del piso (en francés e inglés).
Sin duda repetiríamos (aunque en verano no creemos, ya que al no tener aire acondicionado obligaría a tener las ventanas abiertas).
I was charged a deposit equal to the rent, I had to take out cancellation insurance which cost me 45 €, and worst of all I got to Paris and did not even know where I had to pick up the keys and I caught the phone and had no at the offices of them, so I had to go to a hotel that day, after the apartment was above a piano bar had loud music until 4am they knew when he was traveling with a girl 2 years In short, I have embittered the trip to Paris, I am now in the process of complaint with them, so I do not recommend this company what it is though Windu her name appears, is called "A Paris Comme Chez Soi
me cobraron una fianza igual a el alquiler, tuve que hacerme un seguro de cancelación que me costo 45€, y lo peor de todo es que llegué a parís y no sabia ni donde tenia que recoger las llaves ni me cogían el teléfono ni había nadie en las oficinas de ellos, por lo que me tuve que ir a un hotel ese dia, después el apartamento estaba encima de un piano bar que tenia la música a tope hasta las 4 de la mañana sabiendo ellos que viajaba con una niña de 2 años, en resumen, me han amargado el viaje a Paris, ahora estoy en proceso de denuncia con ellos, asi que no recomiendo esta empresa que es lo que es aunque en windu aparezca el nombre de ella, se llama " A Paris comme chez soi
Everything in the apartment worked perfectly, it is exactly as it is in the pictures. Very close to many great places to eat, the metro/RER, grocery stores, shops, and most major attractions are walking distance
The only complaint is also a plus. The apartment is right in the middle of everything, but it can be noisy later at night (especially weekend) and mid morning with tour groups going by. It did not bother me, but I could see how a light sleeper might have a problem with it.
Marvelous apartment, the landlady Diane is extremely pleasant and efficient. Everything worked smoothly.
Highly recommended
We rested a large company - 3 family of 4 people in each. Very fortunate that the 3 apartments are located in the same building. Very beautiful apartment, match the photos on the website, it is fully equipped.
Great place, the center! In walking distance - attractions, a large number of restaurants with delicious and very affordable price, shopping, subway, taxi and city loker - in our case it was very convenient option.
Мы отдыхали большой компанией - 3 семьи по 4 человека в каждой. Очень повезло, что 3 апартамента находились в одном доме. Очень красивые апартаменты, соответствуют фотографиям на сайте, полностью оборудованы.
Прекрасное место, центр! В шаговой доступности - достопримечательности, большое кол-во ресторанов с вкусной и очень демократичной ценой, шопинг, метро, стоянка такси и city loker - в нашем случае было очень удобным вариантом.
The flat was pleasantly decorated and clean. Good location, just by Notre Dame and Boulevard St Michel, and this is a very good asset of course. Unfortunately a very noisy musical bar underneath in the street played loud music until the early hours in the morning. Three of the rings in the cooker did not work from the very beginning of our stay, and the handbook instructions about this particular appliance were not too precise, so we had to work out how to operate the only working ring, it took a while. We indicated this to the agency, but the cooker was not repaired during our stay. The coffee machine did not work from the very beginning of our stay, but it was replaced a couple of days after we arrived. The area is full of restaurants of all types and prices. For us a good point was bookshops nearby, and walking distance from the Centre Pompidou library. The flat was well furnished with plates and pots. The shower cubicle is rather comfortable in size, and the main bed is big and provided with a comfortable mattress. The heating system was efficient. There is a big television set. Wifi internet worked only sporadically for the first half of our stay, but it was fine in the last few days. All in all, we had a pleasant stay despite the problems indicated here.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Christaglo from My favorite flavor This is my favorite flavor of the Tassimo T-Discs. I buy it regularly. Smooth and creamy, tastes great. Sweet, but not too sweet.
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Is it the milk or the coffee that is flavored vanilla?
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The Tassimo Cleaning Disc is designed to last the lifetime of the brewer unless damaged.
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are any of these lattes gluten free
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same problems with of a few of its own thrown in for good measure. Again, the
veterans will be the few to appreciate the game's minor but savory refinements.
Plus, Tekken Force makes a return and finally we see a full replay feature.
But before I start on the sweet creamy center, let's bite into the flaky cookie crust, which is ever-so flaky.
Supposedly, the martial art community holds a totally arbitrary event known as the King of Iron Fist Tournament, and this is the 4th in the series. Twenty fighters (and apparently robots and panda bears) from all over the world meet to compare bench-press achievements and see who has the skull most resistant to severe pummeling. Each character has his/her own lame-ass story for why they're there, which has zero representation during gameplay. The ending cinema sequences are longer than they have ever been and yet still manage to be short and make little sense.
With the absence of the tag feature found in Tekken
Tag, the game plays like your garden-variety fighter with the new ability
to walk in an arc around your opponent, either left or right. This helps a great
deal when a sidestep just isn't enough.
The major difference in fighting systems between VF and Tekken
is VF's Punch, Kick, Guard button style vs. Tekken utilizing a
button for each limb and requiring the player to press Back to block. VF4
made a good breakthrough with many more moves and combinations than in previous
versions. Yet still, a button for each limb gives the player more ability to
"freestyle" and come up with their own combinations and ways of linking combos
Tekken 4 builds nicely on this play system, providing convenient and
slick transitions between new and old moves (some of which have been rehashed
thrice over since Tekken 1.) Say, for instance, an overhand punch may
have previously left you momentarily open before you could pull your next attack.
Now, the game sports slick in-between transitional moves to retaliate with just
when you might think you were exposed and susceptible to counter-attack. So
an upper-cut or low sweep may follow that descending overhand punch.
This speeds up gameplay, prevents easy "juggling" and can stop combos dead
in their tracks. Toss in the existing counter-attacks and the new humiliating
counter-counter-attacks and you can see how veterans might get excited about
Tekken 4.
Also new to the game are destructible obstacles and enclosed arenas complete with walls to become pinned against. Both add a sense of realism not found in previous versions, but some of the enclosed arenas are crummy, such as the sucky industrial laboratory. It's too small and has the most annoying echo. Not to mention, it's easy to get pinned against the wall and hammered with a series of crushing combos.
There is a simple move each character can perform to move their opponent in a variety of different directions, one of which is switching positions, thereby placing their assailant against the wall and returning the punishment.
of the game's less notable additions comes in the form of 2 1/2 new characters.
Enter Steve Fox, British Middleweight boxing champion - no kicks, but a lot
of impressive punches with a cool bob 'n weave style that would make Sugar Ray
proud. Next is Marduk, an 8-foot Vale Tudo fighter who specializes in bone breaking
maneuvers and submission holds. Last is Christie Monteiro, a student of Eddy
Goro and famous for her balletic Capoeira. However, most of her moves are rehashed
Eddy attacks.
Then there's Jin, who isn't really new, but he has unlearned the Mishima style of boxing and is now the only recurring character with a completely new set of moves. Great for new players, but a sharp thorn to those who spent many nights honing their Kazama skills.
Incidentally, there are several modes, all roughly familiar, in which to cultivate
your preferred character's style. Survival, Arcade, Story, Practice, Time Attack,
Team Battle and the Final Fight inspired Tekken Force. All of these should
be pretty self explanatory, but Practice and Tekken Force deserve some elaboration.
Practice is essentially the same as always - take a character in and you can
watch and/or attempt said character's moves, throws and combination. You may
also set the CPU controlled character to attack, crouch, counterattack, block,
etc. Moreover, you can now save combos to file and replay them just in case
you pulled a stellar "custom" combo and want to remember how to pull it off
again later.
Tekken Force is a refreshing single player break from the 1-on-1 norm. Pick
a character and traverse through a series of levels devoid of any real story.
In the vein of the classic Kung Fu or Fighting Force, you are
thrown waves of enemies that are ever increasing in difficulty as you progress
through industrial type environments. You have each character's full compliment
of moves at your disposal, which makes for some pretty cool sequences. Plus,
the camera problems that plagued the last Tekken Force have been addressed with
improved angles, and enemies no-longer smack you around from off-screen.
I haven't mentioned much about the aesthetics, because they're just barely
next generation. Sure, edges are rounder and smoother than the PSX versions
or Tekken Tag and there are definitely more colors on-screen, but the
textures don't impress at all. I expected more detail for the full-fledged sequel
to Tekken 3 on the PS2. At least
you are given a cool option to save entire matches to watch as replays (even
if the match is set for 5 rounds!)
But despite the game's improvements and refining, you're still fighting 1-on-1
in a confined, pseudo-3D environment with rehashed moves. I love the Tekken
series and it easily has the better-looking fight scenes of the two remaining
heavyweights in the genre with its counter-counters and slick transitions. But
Namco has played it safe with Tekken 4, only refining what they have
previously done well and taking absolutely no real chances on innovation. It
is fun for the converted, but the congregation isn't getting much bigger.


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Deborah D. Jenkins, indicted by a federal grand jury in Hawaii in October, 2004 along with her husband, Paul O. Jenkins, for identity theft, bank theft, and conspiracy, was arrested today in Orlando, Florida. Mrs. Jenkins had been a fugitive since her indictment..
Edward H. Kubo, Jr., United States Attorney for the District of Hawaii, said the indictment alleges that in February 2002, while registered as a student at the University of Hawaii, Jenkins submitted a "Nellie Mae" Loan Application containing fraudulent information to State Street Bank and Trust Company in Braintree, Massachusetts.
According to U.S. Attorney Kubo, "ID theft gives criminals the means, the opportunity, and the incentive to steal from innocent victims while avoiding detection and arrest. Because of the nature of these crimes, my office will continue to vigorously prosecute these offenses in federal court.
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Local students help restore habitation destroyed by Charlotte Fire
POCATELLO, Idaho - Nearly 30 local high school students ditched schoolbooks for shovels Thursday.
Dawn Peterson's biology class at Pocatello High School took a special field trip today, where they helped Idaho Fish and Game along with the Rocky Mountain Mule Deer Foundation restoring the land destroyed by the Charlotte Fire.
"I think it's neat. A lot of them get a chance to get out of the classroom and get a hands-on experience with what they've learned," Peterson said. "And a lot of them want to get into the Fish and Game and so they get out here and get a taste of what kind of work they do."
The students helped plant more than 1,700 bitterbrush plants along the hills up Gibson Jack Road, which will serve as food for the local wildlife population.
Fish and Game biologists say planting the crops out in the hills will keep the deer out of danger. After the fire scorched the land, the animals have been scouring for food near homes which has led to an increase in the amount of deer that have been hit by vehicles along the roads.
"You want to make sure the deer do not get hit on the highway and this keeps them from human conflict," Idaho Fish and Game Mule Deer Initiative Biologist Carl Frey said.
Steve Leaman, also known as 'the deer man,' owns property in that area, and has spent the past few months trying to rebuild his entire life after the fire claimed more than 50 years worth of memories. Today, he said watching the restoration of the habitation has offered a sense of comfort and hope to him and his family.
"It's amazing to have a group come in and try to help the habitat," Leaman said. "And right now, to me, it's like we're turning to the wildlife."
Leaman also said this restoration project has inspired him to offer advice to others who suffered tremendous losses from the fire.
"You might have lost everything, you might have been knocked down, but you're not totally burned out, so just get up, and get going. Pull it back together."
Rocky Mountain Mule Deer Foundation's Terry Kaisem said there will be a plant distribution on Saturday morning starting at 9 a.m. for fire victims. The event will take place at the fire station on Mink Creek Road and will end at 2 p.m.
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That's a question that C&J Energy Services is in the midst of answering right now. The Houston-based firm has experienced explosive growth fueled in part by its recent IPO. At this time last year, C&J had 750 employees; today its headcount is around 1,200 and rising by roughly 100 new employees per month.
Its IT department has felt the growing pains especially keenly--in part because it didn't really exist until the start of the year. C&J used to outsource 100% of its IT needs to a managed services provider (MSP). In January, the company brought on Bill McCown as director of IT to help deal with, among other things, its first year of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) compliance.
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McCown quickly realized that regulatory compliance wasn't C&J's only technical challenge. The company had clearly outgrown its MSP, evidenced by slipping service levels, uncontrolled costs, and a general disconnect between business strategy and technology. That was underscored when McCown ran a satisfaction survey of his internal user base. It turned out that IT was about as popular as poison ivy: About 85% of users had a poor to extremely poor view of the IT function.
"The perception of the IT function was so low among the employee base because of not having the ability to put a hand on someone and deal directly with someone," McCown said in an interview. The phone support process with the MSP had become too faceless and slow. "People started just not even calling them--they [got] to the point where they just dealt with problems. There become cascading issues like, 'Well, I can't print, but I'll just have to deal with that and go on and maybe ask someone else to do it for me.'"
So McCown launched the complex process of in-sourcing IT while simultaneously sending certain areas back offsite to new vendors. The current focus is to bring both the help desk and engineering--which at C&J means work on internal systems that employees use to do their work--in-house.
The choice to bring in the help desk function became a no-brainer when McCown realized the problem of perception within the organization. On the engineering side, it was a matter of scale. "It became a situation where the provider was not able to deal with the rapid rate of growth," McCown said. "They weren't in tune with the business because they had lots of different types of businesses they were dealing with."
McCown also chose to move certain other functions to new vendors. These include entrusting security to Alert Logic and backup and disaster recovery to EVault.
The overall IT transformation is no easy feat--McCown said it's likely to take at least another six months to complete--but it's already paying off. "The support times have improved greatly," McCown said. The average help desk ticket resolution time had been somewhere between four and eight hours; bringing support in-house has already reduced that to somewhere between 30 and 90 minutes. "While there's not a definite impact cost-wise from that, the satisfaction of users has gone way up." That 85% disapproval rate has already dropped to 30%, and not all user groups have been pulled in to the new internal support system.
Still, it makes sense to keep some areas off-site; in fact, internal IT staff will remain relatively modest so there's a pick-and-choose process when it comes to in-sourcing. For C&J, those outsourced functions currently include security, backup, and disaster recovery. Compliance pains are one reason for this. Geography is another. The company has a number of satellite locations beyond its Houston headquarters, and the previously disparate mix of backup processes and storage media had become untenable.
The company's operations also sit squarely in the path of hurricanes. In many cases, McCown said, a company's multiple locations enable in-house backup and redundancy with no problem. Not so in hurricane territory. "When you're talking about Houston and Corpus [Christi, Texas], if a hurricane comes in and decides to skip up the coast, it could take out one of the offices," he explained. Add cost-efficient options among vendors, and outsourcing was a relatively simple choice.
A parting bit of wisdom from McCown for CIOs and other execs undergoing a similar evolution to internalize IT: "You certainly don't want to approach the outsourced provider in an adversarial fashion." Doing so could complicate a process that's already plenty complex, especially if you're a significant piece of the provider's business. "Treating them as a business partner along the way is something that has been very important."
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Minnesota Music Hall of Fame bluegrass artist Monroe Crossing will perform at Centennial Auditorium in Staples at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23. The concert is a part of the Staples Motley Area Arts Council's season and is underwritten by Arvig Communications.
Known as the Midwest's premier bluegrass and gospel quintet, Monroe Crossing is known both for its dynamic stage show and the warmth the quintet shares on and off stage, interacting with the audience and honoring requests after the intermission.
They are touring in support of their new CD, "The Road Has No End." Their 13th CD features the songwriting talents of band members Derek Johnson, Mark Anderson and Lisa Fuglie.
Monroe Crossing also recently released a tribute CD, "Monroe Crossing Plays the Songs of Bill Monroe," which features 15 classic bluegrass songs made famous by the "Big Mon" himself, and their third all-gospel recording, "Joy, Joy, Joy."
Tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for students in advance, $15 and $1 at the door. Tickets are available online, at the arts council's website and at the Staples Motley Community Education office at 218-894-2497.


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(Feb. 15, 2008)--UTSA debaters Rene Naud (sophomore) and Derek Liles (freshman) recently placed third in open division competition in New York City. Naud won a speaker award for placing ninth in her division.
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Liles and Naud defeated teams from Towson University, Dartmouth University, Marist College, New York University and Columbia University in preliminary rounds. They bested Binghamton University in the quarterfinals debate. In semi-finals, the Roadrunners' winning streak ended with a loss to a Cornell team that went on to defeat N.Y.U. in the final round.
With an earlier than expected winning record, Naud and Liles have succeeded at making the shift to the most advanced level of debate -- the open division. This week they will test their skills against a huge field of advanced debaters at the University of Texas at Austin. As in the New York tournament, they will be coached by UTSA student Matt Reichle and Skip Eno, special program coordinator in the Department of Communication.


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White House using base-closure process to extort Nelson's vote on ObamaCare?
posted at 1:36 pm on December 15, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
How desperate has the White House become to get anything passed under the name of health-care reform? According to Michael Goldfarb's source on Capitol Hill, the Obama administration has targeted the last remaining Democratic holdout, at least among moderates — and they're willing to damage national security to extort his support. The White House has threatened Ben Nelson (D-NE) with the closure of Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska if he opposes Reid's latest version, despite its status as the headquarters of US Strategic Command:
According to a Senate aide, the White House is now threatening to put Nebraska's Offutt Air Force Base on the BRAC list if Nelson doesn't fall into line.
Offutt Air Force Base employs some 10,000 military and federal employees in Southeastern Nebraska. As our source put it, this is a "naked effort by Rahm Emanuel and the White House to extort Nelson's vote." They are "threatening to close a base vital to national security for what?" asked the Senate staffer.
Indeed, Offutt is the headquarters for US Strategic Command, the successor to Strategic Air Command, and not by accident. STRATCOM was located in the middle of the country for strategic reasons. Its closure would be a massive blow to the economy of the state of Nebraska, but it would also be another example of this administration playing politics with our national security.
The Obama administration has little left to use for leverage. Why not national security? After all, if we're going to bring terrorists into Illinois, what does it matter if we put the US Strategic Command on wheels for a few years?
One reason for the extortion attempt is that the latest version still hasn't won any converts among the GOP. Susan Collins (R-ME), once considered a likely supporter of ObamaCare, announced today that the elimination of the public option and the Medicare buy-in isn't enough to rescue the bill:
Today Collins told reporters that the bill under consideration in the Senate is "too deeply flawed for me to support it."
"I don't see voting for the current bill that is on the floor, even with the improvements that have been made," Collins said. "I'm very leery of the impact of nearly $500 billion in Medicare cuts, particularly the cuts in home health care, which are completely counterproductive to the goal of lowering costs."
Collins explained that she is continuing to work on the bill not because she intends to vote for it but because, "I think something is going to pass, and I would like to make that bill as good as possible, even if ultimately it's not a bill that I can support."
Collins' colleague from Maine, Olympia Snowe, is not likely to contradict her, and no other Republicans will cast a vote for this monstrosity. Without the language prohibiting abortion funding, Nelson's not likely to go for it, either, which leaves Reid at 59 votes — maybe. He may face some rebellion from the progressive side of his caucus, several of whom pledged not to vote for a bill without any kind of public option. Getting Lieberman on board may wind up creating just another problem for Reid … unless the White House intends on threatening more base closures and disruption for national security.
Update: Matt Lewis reported this first on his Twitter feed, apparently with a source other than Michael's.
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Ravalli County releases name of man killed in burglary
HAMILTON, Mont. - The following is a press release from the Ravalli County Sheriff's Office:
Ravalli County Sheriff Chris Hoffman has released the name of the man killed Monday morning during an apparent burglary of a private Victor area residence.
Hoffman said that 39-year-old Tobias Ian Bishop, of Missoula, was shot by the homeowner after entering the residence through a window that he had broken.
Hoffman reported that the investigation to date shows that Bishop had apparently burglarized at least one other home in the vicinity prior to being shot, and that he had already gathered several chainsaws and other items near his van from outside of the second residence. Hoffman said that all evidence to date points to the following facts:
Bishop drove several miles up a private road in a borrowed van, parked the van between two homes, and began moving items from the two homes to the van. Hoffman believes the evidence shows that Bishop had been in the area for at least an hour prior to attempting to enter the occupied home where he was shot. Hoffman said that the homeowner initially thought that snow was falling from his roof and hitting the ground, but got up to investigate as the noise continued. As Bishop broke a window and entered the house, the homeowner encountered Bishop inside his home. Bishop's actions then threatened the homeowner, placing him in fear of his life, resulting in the homeowner discharging his handgun at Bishop. After being shot, Bishop exited the home through the same broken window, and fled a short distance into the yard where he collapsed.
Hoffman said that records from Arizona, Idaho and Montana reveal that Bishop had a long history of illegal activity, including burglary, assault and drug-related arrests, was currently wanted on an arrest warrants in Arizona and Flathead County, Montana for theft and forgery, and had prior law enforcement alerts for violent tendencies and drug abuse. Further, Hoffman said that the homeowner has no criminal history, and at this point in the investigation is classified as a victim in this matter.
The Sheriff said that in this case he has been asked by members of the press to explain that the crime of burglary is not predicated on items being stolen, but is the act of entering an occupied structure, like this victim's home, with the intent of committing any other crime. A copy of Montana's burglary statute, §45-6-204, is included below in this release.
Hoffman also referred to Part 1 of Chapter 3 of Title 45 in the Montana Code Annotated, which describes when legal use of deadly force is justified.
Hoffman said that the investigation is ongoing, and that more information will be released as it becomes available.


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A vagina on a chubbier chick where the curtain portion is covered by the large outside. Instead the vagina bulges out a little and all you see is a line, resembling a worm on a rock.
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text: I installed the Advent OGM1 factory-style navigation system in my mom's 2008 Buick Lucerne tonight. Alberta just introduced a distracted driving law last month, so she needed bluetooth in her car for her work. We chose this system because it is designed specifically for 2006+ cars and 2007+ trucks from GM. No interface modules or anything like that - it just plugs in. It took me a bit over 2 hours to install... most of that was running the microphone for the bluetooth to just above the rearview mirror and installing the GPS antenna inside the dash so it would be hidden. The car started with cd & xm radio. It now has navigation, bluetooth, cd/dvd, factory xm, onstar still works as it originally did, steering wheel controls still work, it has an iPod connection, and it sounds better than the factory unit. Overall, my first impression is that this is a pretty good unit. From what I've heard, the navigation part is OK, but not nearly as good as Kenwood or Pioneer units for that. Everything else seems top-notch though, and system and navigation updates are free. The best part is that it interfaces with all of the factory systems and looks a lot like the factory nav unit. If you have a truck with a backup camera, it can show that. If you have rear DVD, it can work with that. I haven't tested it yet, but apparently it is supposed to show on the screen which of the rear parking sensors is detecting an obstacle. It is compatible with Bose and non-Bose systems, and comes with a harness with pre-out connections (front, rear, sub) for if you want to use it with aftermarket amps. I'll post an update with our experience with it after we've had it for a while and used it a bit. Here's the before and after pictures:


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- Risk transformation
In many insurance companies, risk management and actuarial capabilities have grown organically over time -- with new organizational units, processes and technology gradually added to meet evolving requirements for risk control and regulatory compliance. Too often though, these structures are not agile, efficient or aligned to the rest of the business (especially finance and treasury functions).
Insurance companies need risk and actuarial processes that link effectively with the rest of the organization. The processes must be effective at protecting the balance sheet from unexpected risks, while adding value to business decision-making within tight cost constraints.
We have the experience and tools to support your design and implementation of the following:
- Optimal vision and Target Operating Model for risk management
- More agile and simplified systems and data landscape to support risk-management analytics and reporting
- Cost-effective risk and actuarial oversight processes, including alternative sourcing options (offshoring and near-shoring)
- Rationalized approach controlling operational, reporting and compliance risks
- Underwriting and pricing effectiveness
Given unrelenting economic uncertainty and prolonged low interest rates, insurers face significant profit- and growth-related pressures and thus must improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their underwriting capabilities.
One way to improve risk selection and pricing is leveraging data to embrace more sophisticated segmentation. However, success will ultimately depend on adopting enhanced analytical and modeling techniques.
We can help you optimize the following:
Underwriting and pricing operations: We review your organization's current underwriting and pricing performance, measure it against industry standards to determine where to make investments and provide technology solutions to fill operational gaps.
Solution architecture: We offer program management, functional and technical design, integration, configuration and testing and deployment. We also assist in the technology selection process, helping you narrow the wide spectrum of underwriting automation components and applications.
- Policy administration and billing transformation
Insurers are under constant pressure to reduce underwriting operations costs, while continuing to grow their customer base without increasing headcount. They also face tougher demands from producers and customers who want faster quoting, more accurate policy issuance, diversified billing and payment options and real-time self-service capabilities.
We can help you optimize the following:
- Assessment
We perform a detailed assessment of the current state of operational efficiency using our proven cost-related tools across rating, quoting, issuance and billing activities. This assessment can include an evaluation and quantification of the total cost of ownership for legacy policy and billing systems.
- Business and solution architecture
We develop a business architecture and implementation roadmap that sequences deployment of functionality by product line, geography, channel and transaction type. Our business case frameworks can accelerate measurement of business and technology cost reductions as aligned to the roadmap.
- Policy administration and billing solution implementation
We provide a full range of implementation services including solution selection, requirements, design, configuration, integration and deployment. We also assist with the change management aspects of these programs, helping establish new processes and controls to improve regulatory and internal audit compliance.
Working with leading policy and billing solution providers, we present you with objective insights to navigate the complex vendor landscape. Our extensive delivery experience with vendors helps with software selection and guides you through project delivery to achieve cost reductions and process improvements.
- Assessment
- Product development and delivery
Incompatible systems, organizational silos and disjointed processes perpetuate costly and low- quality product development approaches. As a result, many insurers have redundant product portfolios that complicate underwriting, operations and claims processes.
As insurers look to refresh and expand their products, these issues restrict their ability to react to market changes and satisfy their customers.
Product design and delivery architecture are central to innovation and fulfilment across the insurance enterprise, and they must be integrated into both business processes and technology solutions.
We can help your organization take the following steps to develop a robust suite of products designed for specific customer needs:
Assessment: We review your current product development, processes, systems data, interfaces and delivery capabilities to increase speed to market. We offer tools to evaluate your products, learn if there are ways to simplify them and help reduce costs.
Business and solution architecture development: We help you properly align organizational needs and technical priorities for product development. We ensure assessment and future state definition can be delivered using best market practices. By applying our proprietary tools, maturity models, product design know-how and business case frameworks, we assist with architecture assessment and help insurers deliver future solutions that are in line with best market practices.
Product development workstation: We align and integrate product development workstation capabilities with other underwriting and policy administration systems. This includes developing a target solution architecture, as well as selection, design, configuration, integration and deployment of an effective workstation.
- Claims offerings
Our offerings enable transformational or step changes in claims capabilities. Our expertise and analytical insight can help you achieve better claims outcomes and expense management.
Our team can help insurers in the following ways:
- Claims performance analysis
An independent review can help your organization identify areas of claims inefficiencies and processes that can lead to failed implementation or claims overpayments.
- Claims analytics and predictive modelling
Predictive modelling techniques are crucial to improving your claims operations. Our teams have a deep understanding of these techniques and can use the resulting analytics to assist organizations in several ways:
- - Identifying drivers of unexpected claims development
- - Providing data guidance
- - Implementing models
- - Prioritizing processes via loss mitigation strategies
When combined with data from our claims leakage analysis teams, these analytics can be incorporated into a program that reduces overall claims costs and expenses and enhances underwriting practices.
- Claims management reporting and business intelligence
We help insurers focus on all aspects of the adjudication and expense management process.
The reporting process includes the following:
- - First notice of loss (FNOL) identification and tracking
- - Coverage investigation, verification and identification of potential subrogation
- - Claims triage for direct process or severity indexing for more advanced monitoring and expense control
- - Vendor management and expense mitigation
- - Development and implementation of effective claim reserving and exposure tracking
- - Claim planning, negotiation and settlement
- Claims capability maturity assessment
This assessment benchmarks your current business claims processes and capabilities against industry-leading practices. By knowing where your organization stands, you are one step closer to a strategic business and technology program.
- Claims target operating model and organizational design
We help organizations redesign their claims organizations, processes, governance and technology to align to business and operational strategies. We serve you by focusing on performance, process excellence, skill specialization, shared services, sourcing and continuous improvement.
- Claims transformation business case development
Our deep industry knowledge helps us prioritize claims initiatives that will provide the best return on an insurer's investment.
- Claims technology enablement
Our full-service claims system selection, design and implementation capabilities leverage onshore- and offshore-based functional and technical claims professionals. They provide extensive delivery experience in project management, business analysis, process design, business and systems architecture, product configuration, systems integration, conversion and testing.
- Claims change management
We offer a compelling vision so you can drive change, improve stakeholder engagement and communications and boost operational readiness. We also help you support training and align human resource processes (such as career paths and performance management) to encourage desired behavior and sustain results.
- Claims customer experience strategy
A review of the claims customer experience can result in a differentiating, multi-channel design that aligns with an insurer's corporate customer strategy. By bringing industry insights and experience to the process, we provide guidance in developing a customer experience roadmap that is tailored to claims strategic initiatives and practical to implement.
- Claims performance analysis
- Are you ready for Solvency II?
At the recent Trilogue meeting, the European Commission proposed a deferral of the implementation date of Solvency II to January 1, 2015, but the proposal did not reach consensus.
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As the insurance market undergoes radical change, insurance companies face a difficult balancing act. They must identify and assess new options for value creation while continuing to manage risks and meet emerging regulatory requirements such as Solvency II and IFRS.
See where our more than 1000 actuarial and insurance risk professionals serve clients around the world. The combination of our dedicated actuarial and risk professionals and close partnerships with related practices across EY provides truly integrated services across all disciplines in the insurance industry.
Our deep global knowledge comes from our work with insurance companies, banks, pension funds, private equity firms, sovereign funds and local regulators.
Learn how our actuarial services drive transformation, financial reporting, risk and financial management and value generation.
- Risk and capital
As capital becomes scarce and competition from other financial institutions increases, insurers are evolving from static to dynamic optimization of risk portfolios. We help companies optimize their risk portfolios under current rules as well as expected new regulations such as Solvency II.
- Customers and growth
The insurance industry faces many challenges: political changes, economics, product innovation, technology advances, competition from other financial sectors and changing customer behavior. We prepare companies for these changes by providing practical insights on consumer buying patterns. We also help you understand which customers truly create value so you can build strategies to enhance these high-value relationships.
- Financial reporting
The global insurance industry is facing a wave of new regulations and reporting requirements. It is crucial for companies to understand the micro and macro effects of new reporting requirements—the importance of reported figures and the wider implications for strategy and operations. We help companies understand and prepare efficient external and internal reporting frameworks by providing actuarial services that are part of integrated multi-disciplinary solutions.
- Actuarial transformation and offshoring
To improve cost-effectiveness, insurance companies have a broad range of options: integrated finance solutions, actuarial and risk reporting processes, selective offshoring and shared service centers for improving standardization and output quality. We help companies simplify their actuarial infrastructure and achieve cost efficiency by streamlining or offshoring/outsourcing their actuarial and finance reporting processes.
- Modelling
Actuarial and risk models are becoming increasingly crucial to business operations. Although a fast close of actuarial reporting remains important, regulatory focus and requirements to put a robust control environment around models are also increasing. We help companies make their actuarial and risk models efficient and fit for purpose.
- Audit and assurance
With long experience as auditors and more broadly on assurance engagements, our multi-disciplinary actuarial teams give comfort to Boards on key strategic items including managing supplementary financial information and meeting regulatory requirements.
- Asset management
Asset management is closely linked with capital optimization, product optimization and financial modeling. Facing innovation and competition from other financial sectors, insurers must develop optimal asset management strategies. We help companies with asset liability management, derivative pricing and performance management.
- Mergers and acquisitions
As companies revisit and optimize their portfolios, they look to acquire and consolidate more attractive businesses, and dispose of businesses in markets where they cannot compete. With depressed valuations in many insurance markets and the shifting strategies of multinationals, the mergers and acquisitions market is poised to become more active. Our experienced Transaction Advisory team provides integrated services to help companies with valuations and post-merger integration.
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- The emergence of emerging markets
The global economy is at a turning point. Fast-growth economies in Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe now form almost half of global GDP and, in 2010, they contributed 70% to overall global growth.
These trends are accelerating. By 2050, fast-growth economies are projected to account for 65% of the global economy. In contrast, most developed markets are still struggling to recover after the global recession.
For many businesses, their very survival depends on pursuing a growth agenda. This might include expanding into new markets and sectors, finding new ways to innovate or taking new approaches to talent.
But there's one key question that must be answered: how can your insurance business make the most of the many opportunities that exist?
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Well....I may just have to make a trip to the Great Mall!!! Uncle Dave shopping??!!! lol Sounds like you two are still having the trip of a lifetime. I can't wait to hear all the stories!!!! Love you both!!!!
The Mall of America...Shopping Day
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The Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota boasts over 520 stores and 50 restaurants, including four major department stores; Bloomingdale's, Macy's, Nordstrom and Sears. We visited many attractions inside the largest shopping and entertainment complex in the United States. Nickelodeon Universe� theme park brings Nickelodeon characters to life with 24 rides geared for the young and young at heart. Additional attractions include:
- Underwater Adventures� Aquarium which was awesome. You go down an elevator to the basement and greeted by a hostess that directed us to the front desk to purchase our entry ticket. We walked by some open ponds with starfish and sea cucumbers. Then we found ourselves walking through glass tubes inside of a very large aquarium. It was very fascinating to find ourselves moving along with all the fish, sharks, stingrays, etc. At the end of the tunnels there was a jellyfish exhibit. With 7 different types of jellyfish. We learned that Jellyfish are taking over many of our ocean waters.
Did you know that there are Approximately 200 different kinds of jellyfish and they are 90% water, do not have hearts, blood, or brains. Jellyfish tentacles can sting you alive or dead and they love to eat crustaceans, zooplankton and other tiny fish. The adult jellyfish are called Medusa and live in groups called smacks. And last but not the least Jellyfish are not even fish, they belong to an animal group called invertebrates, because they do not have backbones.
Other of the attractions include:
- Moose Mountain Adventure Miniture Golf
� A.C.E.S. Flight Simulation
� American Girl store
� The new Magiquest - You can embark on an adventure unlike you have never taken before. It begins by selecting your own magic wand, and acquiring the Ancient Book of Wisdom. The book will guide you through your quest as you conjure ways to earn powers, complete quests, and solve the challenges. Succeed, and you will conquer a world of magical adventure. Every time you take the adventure there is always something new.
� Theatres at Mall of America(tm) with VIP seating (treats and snacks are brought to you) This is where we saw the 'Expendables" last night.
It is the largest, fully enclosed retail and family entertainment complex in the U.S.
Seven Yankee Stadiums would fit inside Mall of America.
Mall of America's 13,300 short tons of steel is nearly twice the amount in the Eiffel Tower.
Walking distance around one level of Mall of America is .57 of a mile.
Spending 10 minutes in every store would take a shopper more than 86 hours to complete their visit to Mall of America.
More than 5,000 couples have been married at Mall of America since opening in August of 1992.
The Mall of America is located on the former Metropolitan Sports Stadium which was home to the Minnesota Vikings and Twins. Home plate can be found in Nickelodeon Universe.
There are 30,000 live plants and 400 live trees planted in Nickelodeon Universe.
We started our adventure in the mall from Nordstrom and found one of the main stores I wanted to shop at, Crabtree and Evelyn just as we walked into the mall. We got a couple of items we wanted then wandered over to Williams Sonoma, the rest of day was just wandering all of the 5 floors of stores and entertainment. We finished the day at Johnny Rockets before heading back to the hotel around 5pm. Yes we spent 7 hours wandering and shopping, window shopping, and talking to other folks. Dave was greeted by a brother-in-arms, another inactive Marine, we must have sat and talked to Roy and his wife for at least � an hour or so. Gave us a chance to sit a while and rest.
Dave made some purchases and actually enjoyed the day of shopping. He said it was 'A great day shopping at the Mall of America', and this my friends was a direct quote from him.
For the rest of the evening we are going to just kick back and relax for the evening.
God bless all the wonderful folks we encountered at the mall today and all the Sales Associates who graciously helped us. And God share these blessings on all my friends and readers. So if you are a friend reading this, you get a double blessing.
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We both loved the mall. It was amazing at every turn. I bought a T-shirt and matching bag for the shopping day. We only bought a few items, but enough to make it remembered for a long time.


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Over at The Strong in Rochester, New York, which houses a massive collection of historical materials related to play, there's the International Center for the History of Electronic Games, or ICHEG. This center is devoted to video games and studies the ways video games "are changing how people play, learn, and connect with each other," so says their website.
Their collection includes 37,000-plus electronic games and game-related materials, one of the largest in the world. So they know a lot about video games.
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I HATE that! Playing for the tie instead of the win.
I HATE that! Playing for the tie instead of the win.
That wasn't such a bad bunt. Nats played it conventionally and conservatively but think they might have gotten a DP there had they tried.
About time the Nats got some off the plate.
What is up with this announcing crew? Just called the Nats catcher "Suzuski." Does he look Polish?
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Geez...that ball was way outsde.
wow! I'm stunned. Amazing work by Clippard mostly because he has been so consistently awful since mid summer.
We should be good here. Storen will close it out next inning. Any insurance run(s) of course gravy.
Reds/Nats LCS. Need to figure out how to put that in my signature line here.
This ump should be taken from the playoffs after this game he's been terrible all game.
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