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The Global Etiquette Guide to Europe: Everything You Need to Know for Business and Travel Success
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BeschreibungIdeal for Everyone from Global Executives to Globe-Hopping Tourists Did you know:
- In Switzerland, a kiss on the cheek can be either expected or deeply offensive?
- If you don t want to share in after-dinner drinks in Hungary, you d better have a good excuse like doctor s orders?
Dress Negotiating Gift giving Conducting a meeting
Tipping Holidays Dealing with authorities Just as customs vary greatly between Europe and the United States, so do they vary among the diverse nations of Europe. What is proper and expected in France, for example, may be a deal-breaker in Sweden. The Global Etiquette Guide to Europe will familiarize you with the customs, habits, tastes, and mores of every key European nation nearly forty in all and help you guarantee the mutual respect and acceptance that are vital for keeping every international business relationship agreeable, effective, and successful.
InhaltsverzeichnisWESTERN EUROPE: NO ELBOWS OR AMERICAN CHEESE, PLEASE! The Anglo-Celtic Cultures: England. The Anglo-Celtic Cultures: Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The Frankish Cultures: France. The Germanic Cultures: Germany. The Germanic Cultures: Austria. The Germanic/Latin Cultures: Switzerland. The Benelux Cultures: Belgium and Luxembourg. The Benelux Cultures: The Netherlands. The Nordic Cultures: Sweden. The Nordic Cultures: Norway and Denmark. The Nordic Cultures: Finland. The Baltic Cultures: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. MEDITERRANEAN EUROPE: CONQUISTADORES, CONTESSAS, AND COMMUNITAS. The Iberian Cultures: Spain. The Iberian Cultures: Portugal. The Mediterranean Cultures: Italy. The Mediterranean Cultures: Greece. CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: CHIVALRY, SLIVOVITZ, AND SLAVS. The Central European Cultures: Poland. The Central European Cultures: The Czech Republic and Slovakia. The Central European Cultures: Hungary. The Eastern European Cultures: Romania and Moldova. The Eastern European Cultures: The Southern Slavs (Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania, and Bulgaria). The Eastern European Cultures: Russia. The Eastern European Cultures: Ukraine and Belarus. Index.
PortraitDEAN FOSTER, former director of Berlitz International, Cross-Cultural Division Worldwide, is currently Senior Vice President of Global Intercultural Services, Windham International, in New York City. One of the world's leading cross-cultural experts, he has consulted with most major Fortune 500 companies, is a frequent presenter at international professional conferences, and is featured often on radio and television.
Untertitel: 'Global Etiquette Guides'. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: JOHN WILEY & SONS INC
Erscheinungsdatum: Mai 2000
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Connecting Gas Oven needing adaptors...
I am installing a gas oven that comes with a 3/4" gas connector. My old stove had 1/2".
The Home Depot solution didn't work and was returned- they didn't seem to have what I needed.
What is the best and safest way make this connection?
The wall has 1/2" gas line- which was too small for the apaptor I had purchased.
Thanks for any advice!
plumbing/heating supply for the correct fittings,,, remember to ck for leaks w/soapy solution on the jnts, NOT A LIT MATCH ! ! !
Before hunting for an adapter, I would verify in the manual that this oven can be adequetely supplied with a 1/2" supply line.
Are you using a flexible connector between the wall and the oven?
3/4MIP x 1/2MIP flex connectors are pretty common.
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What size line do you have before the flexible line. Code calls for 3/4". If that's the case then HD has everything you need. You just need to shut the gas off further down the line so that you can disassemble.
Even if it's 1/2", HD has all the fittings that you'll need. However, if it is 1/2" supply line, it may not be large enough for the range that you're hooking up.
Still trying- No explosions yet.
Just when I thought I was making progress- I'm back to square one.
I found adaptors/ reducers to allow the 1/2" line to connect to the supposed 3/4" connector (It's a Magic Chef CGS1740ADH). The 3/4" adaptor is a tad too big, and it leaks significantly. It is between 1" and 3/4", and my 21mm wrench is too small (barely). Could this be a 22mm connector?
I'm somewhat handy but this has been unexpectadly challenging.
My house has the 1/2" gas line (house is 12 years old).
Home Depot didn't have what I needed (sent me home with wrong connectors- and then were out-of-stock on the reducer I thought I needed). Lowes and Ace were better suited on this day.
I haven't blown the house up yet...
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Are you using flared fittings to be used for flex line? Quite a few of the flex gas line kits include flared fittings to be connected to 1/2 & 3/4 NPT male and female. Everything I needed was in the bag.
The nipple from the regulator seems to be 15/16"...
I have yet to see a 15/16" line/ adaptor/ connector- but the fun keeps a comin'.
I was instructed to remove the nipple for a resolution. Thread compound looks daunting.
Frozen Claim Jumper meals are 2,50 usd frozen- thankfully.
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This is LP?
The sizes for gas lines are not actual. 15/16" OD sounds like a 3/4" line.
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The Guide To 1st Grade
The Guide To 1st Grade
This Guide Contains
Introduction: 1st Grade Curriculumby Shira Ackerman, MA
In many ways, 1st grade is a year of important transitions; children leave behind much of the play of preschool and kindergarten and dive into developing deeper academic skills. 1st graders progress from having beginner reading and writing skills to becoming beginning readers and writers, as they read and write more with greater comprehension and ability.
First grade is a crucial year for building reading skills. In 1st grade students begin to define themselves as what kind of readers they are. More specifically, research has shown that the most effective and successful 1st grade classrooms are those which are very positive places, encouraging reading and writing and conveying the message "You can be a reader," to the students. While this is being done in the classroom, it can certainly be done at home too.
In1st grade there is also a change in the classroom structure from that of preschool and kindergarten. The 1st grade classroom is usually organized more like a traditional elementary school classroom, with tables and desks at which students spend more of their time. However, in most classrooms there is still a meeting area for lessons and class discussions as well as areas or centers dedicated to different subjects of learning. For instance, there may be an area with all of the math tools and supplies as well as a class library dedicated to reading. Technology also becomes a more important part of the 1st grade classroom as students learn about and use it more.
The transition to more extensive learning, with less play time and more "sitting time" is a very significant one. Keep in mind that your child will need to adjust to this new learning environment. He may get tired at the end of the day or have trouble focusing as the day progresses. It is important to check with your child's teacher on your child's progress and work together to develop strategies if your child is having trouble adjusting, especially at the beginning of the year. At home, give your child time to rest after school or allow him to play and exert his energy before school in the morning. Most importantly, give your child the time to adjust. Like any person dealing with change, taking the time to get used to a new environment is crucial. The same applies to the development of skills. Not all 1st graders become readers and writers overnight; different children learn at different paces, especially in 1st grade when there are many changes and many new skills to acquire. Again, consult with your child's teacher on your child's progress and inquire if there is extra work or supplemental help that could be beneficial.
Don't forget to check out our extensive resources on homework help for 1st Grade here.
Reading: 1st Gradeby Shira Ackerman, MA
Building reading skills and practicing reading are an essential part of a 1st grader's learning. Even when students are not specifically learning "reading," they are constantly reading as they learn other subjects. This practice as well as specific reading lessons are crucial to making 1st graders strong readers. In addition, 1st graders develop their reading comprehension skills, and talk more about and gain a deeper understanding of what they read.
In order to build reading skills your 1st grader:
- Recognizes the features of a sentence. (For example: first words, capitalization, and ending punctuation.)
- Recognizes the spelling and sound of two letters that represent one sound. For example, th, ch, wh. (These are also known as digraphs.)
- Learns to read regularly spelled one-syllable words.
- Understands how an "e" at the end of a word changes a vowel within the word.
- Breaks up longer words into syllables in order to read them.
- Reads grade-level words that have "irregular" spellings.
- Knows the difference between and reads fiction and non-fiction texts with purpose and an understanding of the plot and important ideas and characters.
- Talks about and answer questions about the text he reads.
- Reads texts aloud at an appropriate speed and with expression.
- Compares different characters, events or texts.
- Understands the purpose of and uses common features in a book, such as headings, tables of contents and glossaries.
- Begins to read (grade appropriate) poetry and identifies words and phrases that relate to emotions and the senses.
Reading Activities
- Play Time: Read aloud a favorite story or poem as though it is a play or using different voices for the character and the narrator, to help your child practice her pacing and expression. Your child can also read a book to you!
- Read and Draw: Ask your child to draw a picture of her favorite scene, character or page from a book. She can then write a description of what she drew and why she chose to draw it.
- Become Poets: Find small and simple poems. Read them together and talk about the feelings they convey. Try making up your own poems together about objects, people you know or anything you like!
- Word Games: Use magnetic letters, letter tiles or cards from games to create both real and silly words. Practice building longer words by putting together shorter sounds and words.
- Create Your Own Dictionary: As your child learns to read new words and learns the meaning of new words, keep track of them in your own dictionary. Your child can write them down, draw a picture to illustrate the word and or its definition, or write a sentence with the word.
Writing: 1st Gradeby Shira Ackerman, MA
Once your child has mastered writing the letters and begins to improve her spelling skills, she can take the next step in 1st grade and write longer pieces in a variety of genres. In other words, in 1st grade your child progresses from knowing how to write words to becoming a "writer." This is not to say that your 1st grader should be a perfect speller; instead she can practice her spelling skills as she further develops her writing skills. 1st grade is also the time when students begin to use technology, specifically for their writing and research. Help support this by using technology at home with your child, in an appropriate and supervised manner.
Similar to reading, writing occurs throughout the day as students learn a variety of subjects in addition to the specific writing lessons or times in class. For example, students may write about a math problem, explaining how they solved it or write about a topic they learned in science or social studies. All of this work makes them better writers overall.
In order to build writing skills your 1st grader:
- Writes a variety of texts including, opinion pieces, narratives, and explanatory/informational pieces.
- Writes with structure including an introductory sentence, supporting or accurate details and some sense of closure.
- Begins to use digital tools, including computers, to practice and "publish" writing.
- Gathers information as a class, with the aid of a teacher, to answer a question or create a shared research or writing project.
Writing Activities
- Write Your Own Stories: After you experience something together or your child has an important moment or event, he can write a about it and illustrate it as though it is a story and share it with your family and friends.
- Answer a Question: When your child asks a question, research the answer together using books or computers (under your supervision). Then create an informative poster or collage which tells the question the answer and uses both texts and illustrations to show what you learned.
- Make a Family Magazine or Book: Your child can illustrate a book using drawings and text to describe different family members or friends. Each person can have their own page.
- Write Cards and Letters for Special Events: On birthdays and holidays your child can send people cards or letters he writes.
Math: 1st Gradeby Shira Ackerman, MA
1st graders continue to develop their addition and subtraction skills, gaining a deeper understanding of the concepts as they practice and gain mastery of these skills. In many classes, math tools and manipulatives, such as blocks, tiles, and different shapes are used to help students practice math using concrete, visible objects. This helps students truly understand the concepts underlying the math they learn. In addition, students in 1st grade may begin to write about the math they do, answering questions about how they solve problems and understand things.
In order to build math skills your 1st grader:
- Adds and subtracts numbers 1-20, solves word problems by using objects, drawings and traditional equations with the plus and minus signs.
- Adds 3 numbers that add to a number up to 20.
- Solves addition and subtraction problems by adding up or subtracting smaller numbers, for example 10+4 = 10+2+2 and 15-6= 15-2-2-2.
- Learns the relationship between addition and subtraction, for example 2+3=5 and 5-3=2.
- Counts out and groups objects in order to solve single digit addition and subtraction problems.
- Counts and writes the numbers 1 to 120, starting from any number less than 120.
- Understands and creates numbers using 10 as a base, for example, 12 = 1 ten and 2 1's.
- Compares two 2 digit numbers using the <, >, and = signs.
- Adds up to100 using objects and the concept of 10's.
- Subtracts or adds 10 to a 2 digit number in her mind, without counting, and subtracts by 10 from numbers 1-90, using concrete objects or tools.
- Orders three objects by length.
- Begins to tell and write time using both digital and analog clocks.
- Understands data, specifically, the total number of data points, how many are in each category and how many more or less there are in a category.
- Understands the definition of and difference between shapes and creates shapes using this knowledge.
- Creates 2 and 3 dimensional shapes.
- Breaks up circles and rectangles into two and four equal parts, and understands that the parts are halves, fourths, and quarters, and that smaller parts make up larger ones.
Math Activities
- Add It Up and Shop: When you are in the store together, ask your child to add together different things, for example, how many fruits you bought, how many boxes of something or how many different types of fruit and vegetables.
- Greater or Less Than?: Make three cards, one with the <, one with > sign and one with an = sign. Then play a game in which you put down 2 numbers (also on papers). Ask your child to put the correct sign between the numbers and do this is as fast as possible, seeing how many rounds he can get correct in a certain amount of time. Track how many your child got right and ask him to beat his record another time in the future.
- Build Things: Use blocks or other building toys to construct houses, towers, vehicles etc. As you build, count pieces by tens, add and subtract pieces and pay attention to the different shapes you use.
- Take a Poll: Ask family members a question and create a graph of the answers using numbers and pictures. Ask your child questions about the different "data" you collected.
- Order Up: Compare the sizes of different objects. Ask your child which object is larger, smaller and smallest. Ask your child to order some of his toys in size order. Time him to see how fast he can do this!
- Set the Table: Setting the table for meals can include lots of math as you and your child add the total numbers of utensils, plates, chairs, etc.
Science: 1st Gradeby Shira Ackerman, MA
Your first grader spends her time as a scientist, exploring, experimenting and observing. In first grade, students are taught to observe, ask questions and record their observations and answers. Science lessons can be taught once to a few times a week and very often, science lessons overlap with math and literacy as teachers use tools such as books, graphs and measurement to help students learn. Since specific science topics learned in a 1st grade class vary across schools, find out which specific science topics your child will be learning and find ways to explore and learn about these topics at home.
In order to build science skills, your 1st grader:
- Explores and experiments with the world around her and with objects provided by the teacher.
- Learns new facts about a variety of topics including: the human body, ocean and sea life, animals, measurement, electricity and magnetism and sound and matter (the difference between solids, gases and liquids.)
- Makes observations and records what she sees and learns using graphs, pictures and words.
- Uses her 5 senses to observe and learn about objects.
Science Activities: 1st Grade
- Experiment with Water: Put different objects in water and see what floats and sinks. Heat water up (under your supervision) and see what happens when water boils. Put cups of water in the freezer and refrigerator and compare what happens. Ask your child what he thinks will happen before you do each of these things and talk about what he learns. Make ice cubes out of water and then watch them melt, focusing on how different matter can change from one thing to another.
- Observe Your World: Observe things around you -- your pet, a rainstorm, a bug outside or anything else in nature. Together, write down and draw pictures of what you notice. Use this to further your child's interest. Ask her what else she wants to learn about a topic, then read books or look up facts online about that topic. Try to find answers to your child's questions about an object.
- Use Your Senses: Help your child use his senses. Blindfold your child and have him taste, touch and smell different objects. Ask him to guess what the object is or talk about how the object tastes, feels and smells.
Social Studies: 1st Gradeby Shira Ackerman, MA
The specific social studies topics studied in 1st grade classrooms typically vary according to state standards. Different states may focus on their own history, geography and communities as well as slightly vary the focus of their learning. However, in most 1st grade classrooms students begin to more deeply explore their communities and the world around them, enhancing their research skills, their general knowledge of the world around them and the ability to compare and contrast different groups. This is done in a variety of ways through group projects, group research, read-alouds, class trips and exploratory activities. In addition, 1st graders continue to have class meetings where they learn about the calendar and discuss class events. American holidays are studied as well.
In order to build social studies skills, your 1st grader:
- Learns and talks about his own family, different types of families in the present and in history, and his community.
- Uses and studies maps to locate his own community as well as others.
- Develops communication and conversation skills.
- Creates both group and individual work to represent what he has learned, using writing, illustrations and graphic organizers such as ven diagrams and T-charts.
- Begins to explore the role of technology and media.
- Gains an understanding of the importance of rules, citizenship and democracy in the classroom and in his community.
- Learns about American holidays and important events and days.
Social Studies Activities
- Make the Rules Together: Talk about the rules in your house and write them down together. Talk about why you have the rules and ask your child if she would like to change, add or make new rules.
- Make a Community Collage: Ask relatives or friends who live in different places to send you newspapers, magazines or pictures of their community. Talk with your child about the similarities and differences with your own community and make a poster of the pictures, which compares the two and shows what's different and the same. Use a chart such as a T-chart or Venn diagram.
- Find a Pen-Pal: If you know of another child who lives somewhere else, coordinate with a parent to set your children up as pen-pals, using technology, when possible. Your child can use email, letters, pictures and video calling to communicate, all under your supervision. Have the children send pictures of their communities to each other.
- Make a Map of People You Know: Take either an international or national map and mark the places where other family members or friends live. Mark the places with a picture of the person or write their names. Talk about where each person lives and the distance between the different places.
1st Grade Book Listby Shira Ackerman, MA
Here are some book picks for your 1st grader:
- Bunny Money, by Rosemary Wells: This book introduces the concept of money and enables kids to play with their own "bunny money" in an amusing way as they read about the familiar characters Max and Ruby.
- The Frog and Toad Series, by Arnold Lobel: This well-known series is often used to help kids read longer form books, talk about character and plot and enjoy humorous stories about an unlikely friendship between two very different animals.
- Chrysanthemum, by Kevin Henkes: This book by favorite author, Kevin Henkes is commonly used in school to help students understand differences and how to interact with their friends. It can help sparking conversations about topics such as teasing and feeling different.
- Lon Po Po: A Red-Riding Hood Story from China, by Ed Young: This is a good example of a fairy tale from another culture and can be a good way to compare different versions of the same story as well as learn about different cultures.
- Mr. Popper's Penguins, by Richard and Florence Atwater: This is an amusing and enjoyable book often used for read alouds. It is a great book to read to your child.


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North Company of Infantry roll, Bath, 1805-1815
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Date: circa 1845
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Desserts have always been a special treat. For centuries, Mainers have enjoyed something sweet as a nice conclusion to a meal or celebrate a special occasion. But many things have changed over the years: how cooks learn to make desserts, what foods and tools were available, what was important to people.
Imagery on letterhead soldiers used, on soldiers' memorials produced after the war, and on many other items captured the themes of the American Civil War: union, liberty, and freedom.
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More than 9,000 Maine soldiers and sailors died during the Civil War while serving with Union forces. This exhibit tells the stories of a few of those men.
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The history of the smallest city in Maine as created by a team consisting of the Hallowell Area Board of Trade, Hubbard Free Library, The Row House, Vaughan Homestead Foundation, Hallowell Firemen's Association, and students from Hall-Dale Middle School. Topics covered include: natural disasters, the granite industry and other industries central to the development of the city, firefighters and police, Hallowell's contribution to modern medicine, the Kennebec River, and more.
An introduction to Bangor history as depicted by a broad-based group of city institutions and organizations. Partners included the middle-level William S. Cohen and James F. Doughty Schools, Bangor High School, Bangor Public Library, Bangor Museum and Center for History, and individual city historians. Topics covered include early railroads, natural disasters, the Brady Gang, the Civil War, and the 1940s.


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Paris: Life & Luxury (April 26, 2011 to January 2, 2012) (7)
- The J. Paul Getty Museum at the Getty Center (Los Angeles), April 26 to August 7, 2011
- Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, September 18, 2011 to January 2, 2012
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Getty Center, Museum South Pavilion, Gallery S107
Mechanical Reading, Writing, and Toilette Table
Jean-François Oeben (French, born Germany, 1721 - 1763, master 1761)
Paris, France (Place created)
about 1750
Oak veneered with kingwood, amaranth, bloodwood, holly, and various stained exotic woods; drawers of juniper; iron mechanism; silk; gilt-bronze mounts
73 × 74 × 37.8 cm (28 3/4 × 29 1/8 × 14 7/8 in.)
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With the turn of a key in the small hole in the table's side, the top automatically slides back and the drawer below opens, revealing lidded compartments and a book rest. The mechanism is activated by interior springs, which are tightened by winding another key.
Jean-François Oeben, the ébéniste who made this table, was a particularly talented maker of mechanical furniture and was given the special privilege to forge his own metal fittings. He specialized in elaborate, multi-purpose pieces of furniture that he decorated with floral marquetry of stained woods. On this table a naturalistic bouquet of tulips, daffodils, roses, and other flowers spreads across the top surface, loosely tied with a ribbon. Originally the marquetry was vibrantly dyed, but the colors have faded and only the green shades remain.


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Beach 67 Street Station – Arverne By The Sea
Community Board 14 voted this week in support of renaming the Beach 67 Street-Gaston Avenue train station to the community's original name of Beach 67 Street-Arverne By The Sea.
When the station was used through the 1950's by the Long Island Railroad it was known as the Arverne By The Sea stop. The renaming comes in conjunction with the Arverne renewal area project of the same name.
This drew criticism from community board member, Steve Cooper, who felt it was a cheap attempt by the Arverne By The Sea developers to sell more homes. However, board member Vince Castellano and the overwhelming majority of the board felt it was good for the community to rename it back to its original state. "Averne By The Sea was chosen because it was the original name," Castellano said. "The developer wants to restore the original name back to the community; I don't see anything wrong with that." The community board as a whole felt that the Arverne By The Sea's significant progress in creating a growing community in Arverne should be embraced. Arverne Civic Association representative, Tyrone Turner, didn't like the idea though. "More people live on the bay side of Arverne than the sea," Turner said. "Why not just call it Arverne?"
But because Turner was the only member of the public in opposition to the renaming, the board didn't see reason to postpone a vote and proceeded in its approval.


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With neither test being met, Crean says he will tomorrow ask his caucus to drop the caveat and oppose war unless sanctioned by the Security Council.
This is a momentous step that could rebound on Crean and Labor if the war is quick, clean and proves Saddam has been concealing an arsenal of chemical and biological weapons.
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We all know it's nice to be rewarded sometimes – a bonus or freebie here and there is always a welcome surprise. With this in mind, I'm extremely excited to announce a bonus for Telstra customers shopping at Coles, Target, Kmart and Coles Express.
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Good to see Telstra are supporting flybuys again after the introduction of the Telstra Visa in 96.
Hi Adam,
When are where do I get the Android Smartphone and earn 1000 bonus points all for under $50 from?
And also will flybuys ever be given for our landlines?
Thanking you in advance for your reply.
Apr 30, 2014Reply
Is this all they are doing!!!!!!!!! Yes what about loyal customers over several years – they get nothing. Shame.
Apr 30, 2014
Hi Carole, We have a range of benefits for customers new and old through our Telstra Thanks program. My favourite is the $10 movie tickets! 🙂
Sep 7, 2015
i agree what about the loyal plan holders ?? Nothing ??
Can someone from Telstra please explain why every deal and/or special offer is always related to pre-paid customers?
As a contracted Telstra customer I continually feel ripped off when I see these offers and know that I can't participate.
Ray, I am in complete agreement with you. I am a loyal contracted customer with Telstra too, and it seems very unfair that we are exempt from such offers.
Telstra, why not support your loyal clients and open this offer to us.
Why… because Telstra don't want post-paid customers, that they have to bill and then wait for due dates before getting paid. They want their money up front, and when you run out of credit, your service stops. For them no more unpaid accounts, etc etc etc. So, as much as you think Telstra love you, as I am sure you've always paid on time, they'd love you even more if you were on pre-paid, and bought everything you need at Coles, then they (Telstra) don't even need to pay credit card fees when you recharge. The cost of them re-joining flybuys is tiny in comparison.
Totally agree with you Ray. Post paid customers, should be able to be rewarded points for every dollar they are contracted to pay on their monthly bill!
Mar 23, 2014Reply
True 'dat, Ray!
What a joke! What about flybuys for plan/contract for mobile and internet? Nothing!
Look at Qantas/Optus combination on their rewards. Unbelievable. Can't compare!
I must agree with Ray on this one, its as if we loyal post paid customers don't matter but then again having said this I can understand this time as we don't pay our phone/broadband/mobile bills through Coles owned outlets and that's how this one works at this time.
Why is it only prepaid customers are being given the opportunity to take part in the flybuys deal
As a long time Telstra customer I feel disappointed that I can't recieve the same benefits that a prepaid customer does
Thank you for your feedback. At this stage, the offer is limited to Pre-Paid customers in line with what can be purchased in Coles stores. We are always looking at new ways to reward our loyal customers and will keep you posted as we launch new and exciting offers.
I really don't believe a word of that, specifically "We are always looking at new ways to reward our loyal customers and will keep you posted as we launch new and exciting offers."
Over the past 12 months I've seen quite a few offers from Telstra, all of which have been directed at pre-paid customers. There has been absolutely nothing for those on contracts… unless I've just happened to miss them all.
I'm not sure what your definition of 'loyal' is but clearly it's different to mine.
May 26, 2012Reply
Well after being a loyal pre paid customer of Telstra for years for the coverage in rural Australia & paying exorbitant prices for calls as opposed to the cheap calls people on contracts were paying, I think it is nice that we are at last reaping some benefits & deals that contract people have been getting for years!
Ah Telstra, the arse of all the jokes, if QANTAS and Optus can do deals on… wait for it…
ALL of Optus stuff plans (pre-paid/contract), then why can't you? That's why I love you so much, I decided to stay away from you.
Also, your stores are so SLOW, I had to wait for over 30minutes to get 2 pieces of paper to cancel my Uncles home phone because he passed away, while your "friendly" staff chatted about crap to customers while doing a contract, it takes me less then 10min to get it done at Allphones / Optus / telechoice, so why 30-40min in your stores?
May 3, 2012Reply
mostly because it is making the service MORE PERSONAL. I don't like Telstra too much either, but I would rather a store where I am spoken to. I can go to a supermarket to speak to drones
When are where do I get the Android Smartphone and earn 1000 bonus points all for under $50 from?
what is in it for the loyal contract Member's get
I agree with you Ray,
Sorry Brendan you guys have missed the boat on this one. Should have jumped on when Optus started giving away QFF points. Even .5 to the dollar is good value. I'm post paid for everything, mobile, landline and internet. New flybuys is pretty worthless for me.
Apr 21, 2012Reply
I agree – why prepaid customers get the goodies.
Looking at what the Telstra's arch rival's offering: 2 points for every $1 on personal services. Why can't Telstra match this!!!
Looks like Telsta can't be bothered to keep loyal customers.
Pre-paid again – sick of it Telstra, give something to your long term contracted customers, not just pre-paid.
If you're on postpaid what's to prevent you from buying this at Coles? Or is it an invitation only offer?
Where do I purchase the LG Android Smartphone and earn 1000 bonus points all for under $50 from?
Hi Pete, You can purchase from Coles stores.
what about all the other Loyal customers on contracts
May 7, 2012Reply
Telstra account customers shud also be rewarded. Why go half way.
May 24, 2012Reply
hi there we purchased 2 of the LG Optimus mobile phones and we have activated them but checking our flybuys for how many points we haver we have not recieved the 1000 points for each phone can you tell me why we have not recieved these pointsd?
May 31, 2012Reply
As a pre paid customer can I use the credit on the new sim then port my existing number?
May 31, 2012Reply
Hi Scotty. You can click to 'Ask the Crowd' in a forum or you can go through to our '24/7 Facebook page'. There are two options to contact us here as these links get you straight through to people who can help – you've come through to our corporate blog here and I'd highly recommend using one of these new avenues to get directly in touch with Telstra about a specific product issue.
Oct 3, 2012Reply
Getting something back for all my hassle and stress (like flybuys) would be great. I have been with Telstra for years now with my landline, internet and 2 mobiles. I spend over $350 a month and get nothing back. Nothing but a headache and unnessissary stress. I have come to learn today, after trying to get my online account sorted because it just happened to stop being connected to my login details and when I tried to reconnect it, I was told it's connected to another login details, and my email bills changed to paper bills, my paper bill never arrived. I am now overdue and have an overdue fee. I tried to get my online account sorted but my phone, which I got thru Telstra has a temper, so cut me off. I have asked about upgrading my phone but every time get told, such and such a date next month. Next month never arrives. Every few months something happens which causes me to spend days on the phone trying to get it sorted. Yes, sometimes, we get a credit. But the stress because of "computer error" is all to regular and I'm seriously over it. And before you tell me to change companies, unfortunately, Telstra is the only 1 with coverage at my husbands work. SORT IT OUT TELSTRA!!!!!!!!!!
Oct 4, 2012Reply
Hi Dana. Sorry to hear of your recent negative experiences with us. I'd like to help by getting a local representative to call you. Please use this email firstname.lastname@example.com to send me your account and contact details. Brendan.
Oct 11, 2012Reply
yes why do prepaid clients receive points only? Frequent flyers reward you with points with Optus whether prepaid or account payer.
Oct 26, 2012Reply
Can't we just link our Telstra account with flybuys like AGL do. We have our landline, foxtel and internet with you.
Come on, play the game, I'm a loyal customer too.
Nov 1, 2012Reply
Totally agree that post paid, on contract Telstra Customers should be able to link Flybuys the same way as AGL.
Dec 11, 2012Reply
Maybe they are scared it would cost them too much, post paid customers spend way more and are too loyal to receive rewards !
Dec 26, 2012Reply
To those questioning why this offer is available only to prepaid customers, its simple logic really;
– available at coles target & kmart.
You don't pay your bills at any of these places, you can however buy any number of prepaid recharges / starter kits.
Much like every other thing you purchase at these stores, you can earn points for spending.
And as to the claims of pre paid customers getting the best deals, this is just a little bit ridiculous. To name a few "dollar value" benefits unavailable to pre paid mobile customers over the last 12 months;
– $300 welcome credit for mobile port in.
– $10 monthly mobile combo reward.
– $10 monthly wireless broadband combo reward.
– $20 monthly wireless broadband benefit.
– the potential to save hundreds in calls every month with family calls benefit.
And I'm sorry but you pay the money on your bill for the services you use, and in this case the service you are getting is undisputedly the best network in the country, paying your bill every month doesn't make you special, i don't know where people get such a sense of entitlement.
Mar 25, 2013Reply
Then why does AGL do it? Every dollar i spend with AGL i get points, I don't have to go to those stores to do that i just have money go into my AGL account each week and i get points for all of it. So what you're saying doesn't make sense if AGL can do it so should Telstra.
Mar 26, 2013
Hi Kelly,
Thanks for your comments – at the moment the partnership only exists between our Pre-Paid customers and Flybuys, I will pass your feedback on to our partnerships team.
Mar 25, 2013Reply
I have a contact with Telstra for our phone and internet, I pay $90 a month on time yet i don't recieve flybuys points, That's disgusting Telstra! I am an AGL customer and every dollar i spend with them i get flybuys points, It's fantastic to see there is some companies taking care of their loyal customers unlike you telstra!
Apr 29, 2013Reply
My husband and i have just signed up for a new telstra package deal Tbox ,hub phone etc with joining our telstra mobile and home phone bills together taking out new mobile plans and receiving new mobiles does this come into the recent advertisement for 10,000 flybuy bonus points.
Apr 29, 2013Reply
Hi Margery,
This particular program relates to pre-paid customers. So unfortunately would not apply to your new package.
May 1, 2013Reply
can you get flybuys for plans that you are on ? i have 2x$80 plans that i should be able to get flybuys for.
May 1, 2013Reply
Hi Todd,
As mentioned above this program is for pre-paid. It does not relate to post paid plans.
Jul 10, 2013Reply
so, Telstra prepaid customers get flybuys points for getting anew phone? lol, is that supposed to be a joke, we were told we would get 2,500 flybuys points for buying a certain phone in april/may, and if we got it by the 26th or 28th of may( icant remember the exact date), by 28 days after this date late in May, we would have 2,500 flybuys points. NOT happening, who do you trust?
Dec 3, 2013Reply
I enjoy what you guys are up too. This kind of clever work and exposure!
Keep up the wonderful works guys I've included you guys to
Feb 21, 2014Reply
Yeah it's about time plans got some benefits !!!!!!!!!!
Jun 23, 2014Reply
Brendan has decided to be selective and will answers questions that he has the authority for and leaves the one that is not under this community manager"s control.. Am a post paid mobile customer..,,,it sucks mate to think you can nothing about our loyalty!!
Jun 23, 2014Reply
Hi Ram,
This was a while ago and we have since launched a number of loyalty programs for our customers, particularly Telstra Thanks 🙂
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Methodist Center Closes Chapter, Awaits Next
The brightly colored outside wall welcoming clients promises, "You are in good hands," but for the staff inside a well-established non-profit organization, their future rests in murky waters.
Members of the United Methodist Center in Far Rockaway recently announced their determination to expand the ministry, even after being informed the landlord has a different plan.
The center learned of its fate at a regular board meeting when they were shown a blueprint and plan to demolish the long-standing center in order to build six three-family homes.
"We're being evicted, and we're very upset," Executive Director and Reverend Bernadette Logan told The Wave. Logan estimates that the Far Rockaway organization has helped over 50,000 people to date. "We've always leased and paying rent has never been a problem," Logan added.
Landlord Kenneth Luke told a different side of the story. "They are not being evicted. We had a meeting sometime in May and they were notified verbally and in a written statement from my lawyer. I gave them plenty of time to move and they agreed to be out by July 31," Luke told The Wave.
Luke said that he was willing to let the center rent two of the six homes, but they rejected his offer. Now, the growing operation needs a new location and is asking for help.
But it appears the mission will pack up and move after 30 years of serving the homeless, recovering alcoholics, drug addicts, the unemployed, underemployed, and low-income families of the Rockaway Peninsula.
Logan added, "We have friends come from outside of Rockaway as well, including Woodmere and Lawrence, plus volunteers and outreach missionaries from as far as North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, and Canada."
Serving an average of 100 people daily, the center hosts free lunch at 11 a.m., a pantry distributing food packages and a clothing bank. In addition, the center provides HIV-AIDS screening on its premises, referrals to emergency shelters, programs for the homeless, jobless, and mental clients. There is a worship center, Alcoholics Anonymous counseling, and even activities for the youth, including a Summer Camp and the "Youth In Action" missionary outreach program.
Prior to its inception, Reverend Janet Porcher had been helping the impoverished women of Far Rockaway when she realized that the community needed a women's intervention center as well as a crisis center for men. In 1982, Porcher and her team established a center that met the needs of the entire neighborhood, and moved to its current location at 1649 Smith Place in Far Rockaway.
"We're looking for some place to go, so if any offer is made, we'll take it," Logan said. Although the center will be homeless as of July 31, the 15-person staff remains hopeful in the face of uncertainty, knowing that when one door closes, another one opens. Flyers were posted on walls to announce the last day of services on Friday, July 28, but Logan says the organization is only in a transitional phase right now. "We're moving, not closing," she emphasized.
Porcher stressed that the center is "parting with Mr. Luke on very amicable terms" and Luke commented on his occupants, "They have been excellent tenants all these years."
The center's Board of Directors Chairman, Denis Stuart explained, "Mr. Luke is a businessman. He's just doing what people do today, building homes. Maybe it's time for us to start a new chapter; we'll find another home and do bigger and better things." Regarding his plans to develop the land and rent the homes, Luke confirmed, "It will bring life to the area."
As the center closes one chapter and awaits the next, Logan said she wanted to take the opportunity to thank all those who helped make the center's mission statement a reality. Porcher realized 30 years ago, "The need then - and is now - one for human dignity." Through her work, the efforts of Stuart and the board of directors, the support of other UMC locations affiliated with the center, and Logan's staff, the organization fulfilled its mission statement provided in its written profile, "To serve our brothers and sisters in need by carrying out the Gospel mandates, to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and provide hospitality and the spiritual, social, and physical services which will foster self-confidence and pride in every human being."
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Buffalo schools add program to boost lagging grad rates
Parents listened Thursday night as the "golden number" was announced during the superintendent's community roundtable meeting at the Love Joy Discovery School.
Twenty-two. That's the number of credits you need to graduate from high school.
But some struggling students end up falling short by the time their senior year rolls around.
Close to donning a cap and gown, but missing a few crucial credits. Enter Community Superintendent Dr. David Mauricio, leading a new program in the district called Pathways to Academic Success, Graduation and College.
"We began a great opportunity for our seniors who needed one to three credits in order to graduate with their graduating class this June," said Dr. Mauricio, Community Superintendent at Buffalo Public Schools.
Here's how the program works, students are still enrolled in their regular daily classes but three days out of the week they report to McKinley High School in the evening, taking courses they need in subjects including Algebra, Sociology, Government and English.
It works like night school. The district has identified 92 students for the program, 83 are high school seniors.
Administrators acknowledge it is a tough program to stick with so they are trying to meet students half way.
Since it started on Tuesday administrators are saying so far so good.
"We are at about 60 percent of the students coming so we have free bus passes for the students we provide dinner for them a hot meal in between the two classes and we have small class sizes for them so we really have set up a great opportunity for them," said Dr. Mauricio.
Superintendent Pamela Brown re-stating her goal of bringing the graduation rate to 80 percent within the next five year. Right now the district is only at 47 percent.


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Spain and Australia were unable to train at the Arena da Baixada stadium in Curitiba where they face each other in their final World Cup game because of the state of the pitch, which is dry, patchy and cuts up easily.
Both teams were due to prepare in the stadium on Sunday morning but a decision was made late on Saturday after Fifa advised them not to train.
Spain instead trained at their Alfredo Gattardi headquarters while Australia worked at the Couto Pereira stadium.
Curitiba hosts four World Cup matches: Iran and Nigeria played the first match here and Ecuador faced Honduras on Friday evening, two days before Spain and Australia were due to train in the stadium. After Spain versus Australia, the final game here will be Russia versus Algeria.
The World Cup will be finished in Curitiba before the World Cup stadium in Curitiba is. The Arena da Baixada was given the final go-ahead only on 15 May amid threats that it would be denied the right to host games and even now parts of the arena have not been finished.
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I got a serious gripe about photo stores around here. There's two big franchises that pretty much own the whole market to themselves. And on the top of it, their website is SO similar, I wouldnt even be surprises if they're owned by the same owner. Very similar website, they never got a store from one franchise close to a store of the other one; you can clearly see the pattern since some of those malls are big enough to get one of each futureshop, bestbuy, The Source and some other random electronics stores or franchises; but NEVER two photo stores.
Before I continue, I must say that from what I see, there's a LOT more Nikon users that Canon users around here. For example, on my last photo walk to the Montmorency falls, I saw 6 or 7 nikons and not a single Canon. Yet, Canon shooters are usually a lot more serious into photography, but on the numbers, Nikon is the big winner around here.
Now back to the shops. They had a conflict years ago with Nikon. They're very shady and evasive when it comes to discussing Nikon products and they just CANT talk about them without bashing them. Sounds like they think that the customer will automatically switch to Canon if they behave the way they do. In my case, its just chasing me away and I always end up buying on internet because they dont have what I want and if they do, its on the high side price-wise. I dont mind overpaying a bit and help with the local business, but when you know they have that kind of thinking about Nikon; its a no-go most of the time.
On the top of it, this weekend is the digital photography festival and the said shop if the promoter. Guess what, Nikon's not invited but everybody else is: Canon, Pentax, Sony, Olympus, even Panasonic!
Luckily for some of us, the big not-specialized stores like BestBuy or FutureShop got the whole array of Nikon stuff, but I really dont like those stores because of a personnal conflict in the past. I shop there when I want something NOW, but I would prefer to support a photo store before shopping at those stores where they spend more time talking about their extended warranty plan then the actual product they try to sell you, but dont know jack-sh*t about it.
I envy some of you guys that can just go out, rent a lens; and then decide if its good enough to buy it. That's barely an option around here. They have a very limited number of lenses for rent and, you guessed it right, they're mostly Canon's.
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As I mentioned in my last post, I attended the first TechCrunch Meetup in Paris on Tuesday. I confess, I don't enter the tech meatspace very often, generally preferring to observe from afar via the Web. But I couldn't pass this up.
I didn't find the millions of euros I was hoping for (I admit I didn't try very hard). But I did find some real live French web workers/startup founders (including a delightful web-working couple with the delightfully French names of Sylvain and Jacinthe) and a startup with an app we web workers can use (more on that soon).
I also discovered La Cantine, which is where the event was held. It's a great co-working space run by Silicon Sentier, a nonprofit networking organization for tech professionals.
La Cantine provides 14 individual workstations with an ADSL connection and another space where 12 people can meet, or where 30 people can view a presentation. The atmosphere is very Parisian, as you can see. There's even a wet bar in one corner, so the space can easily be converted from work to après work. More of that magnificent French work/life balance.
Silicon Sentier offers regular events, presentations and topical public gatherings at La Cantine, several of which recently focused on women and tech. The La Cantine website will soon feature an international social network for web workers and co-workers (something I've been wishing for) called "Coworkers United."
So if you're passing through Paris, even though the whole city is (un)wired for wi-fi, you might want to consider popping into La Cantine for an authentic Parisian web-working experience!


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Brisket with Pearl Onions and Potatoes
Winter vegetables like carrots and parsnips pair nicely with a hearty roast.
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Brisket with Pearl Onions and Potatoes
- 4-5 pounds beef brisket
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 pound pearl onions (frozen)
- 4 anchovies (optional)
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 8 cloves garlic (smashed)
- 1 bay leaf
- 4 sprigs rosemary (tied in bundle)
- 6 carrots (peeled and cut into 2-inch chunks)
- 6 parsnips (peeled and cut into 2-inch chunks)
- 2 pounds Yukon Gold potatoes (cut into 2-inch chunks)
- 2 tablespoons flour
- 1 cup red wine
- 3 cups beef stock
- horseradish (freshly grated, to garnish)
- salt and freshly ground black pepper (to taste)
- Preheat oven to 300ºF. Season the brisket generously with salt and freshly ground pepper. Place a large Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add olive oil and sear the brisket deeply on all sides, about 5 minutes per side. Remove to a plate.
- Add the onions and anchovies to the remaining hot oil and cook for 2 minutes. Add the tomato paste and cook until it begins to turn a rusty color, then add the garlic, bay leaf, and rosemary. Add the vegetables and flour and toss with wooden spoon to lightly coat the vegetables in the flour and tomato mixture. Add the wine to deglaze the pan, scraping the brown bits off of the bottom of the pan with a wooden spoon as much as possible. Add the brisket back to the pan and add stock.
- Cover and transfer to oven and cook 2 to 3 hours, until meat is very tender. Garnish with freshly grated horseradish. To serve, slice brisket against the grain.
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PCT recently spoke with George Williams, general manager and staff entomologist for Environmental Health Services, Norwood, Mass., about European Fire Ants, Myrmica rubra (related story). Williams has become a "go to" source on this pest, which recently made news in New England after infestations were found in a pair of Cambridge yards. Learn more about this outbreak and this invasive ant in the following podcast.
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2 boneless/skinless, organic, free-range chicken breasts
1/4 c. organic apricot or peach preserves
1 tsp. mustard (dijon or honey mustard work best)
1 tsp. gluten-free soy sauce
1 tsp. raw honey
1/8 tsp. cayenne
*Combine all ingredients but chicken. Fry chicken with a little raw butter or coconut oil. When first side is cooked and you flip it to the other side, brush above mixture on to cooked side of chicken breast. Repeat on both sides. Enjoy with risotto or mashed potatoes.


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April 19, 2011
Following a road victory over Georgia to clinch a consecutive SEC regular-season title, the Tennessee Volunteers returned to No. 2 in the ITA national team rankings.
Tennessee (20-3, 10-1 SEC) ended the regular season on a four-match winning streak that culminated in a 4-3 win against fifth-ranked Georgia on Saturday to secure a share of the regular-season title and claim the No. 1 seed in the SEC Championships later this week. The Vols had been ranked fourth nationally the last month.
Individually, the Vols have two players simultaneously ranked in the top 10 for the first time since 1988. Senior John-Patrick Smith climbed up four spots to the 10th position, while sophomore Rhyne Williams rose to third. Sophomore Tennys Sandgren is ranked 54th, and senior Matteo Fago is ranked 74th.
In doubles, Smith and fellow senior Boris Conkic maintained their hold on the No. 1 ranking for the fifth consecutive polling period despite a loss Saturday. Sandgren and Williams, who finished 9-2 in SEC play together, moved up to No. 52.
A First in 23 Years
The Vols have not had two players ranked in the top 10 in singles simultaneously since Byron Talbot was ranked fourth and Shelby Cannon was fifth in the 1988 preseason poll. Prior to that, Mel Purcell and Rodney Harmon were the only other teammates to be in the top 10 at the same time.
In the final 1980 rankings, Purcell was sixth and Harmon was 10th. Purcell and Harmon also ended the year atop the doubles rankings after becoming the first - and still only - Tennessee duo to win the NCAA doubles title.
Williams ended the regular season on a tear, winning his last four matches, including a straight-set victory against eighth-ranked Alexandre Lacroix of Florida. He defeated Javier Garrapiz 6-3, 6-3 at the No. 2 position to help the Vols defeat Georgia in the season finale, and he earned SEC Player of the Week honors as a result.
With his recent success, Williams moved past Kentucky's Eric Quigley to third in the singles rankings. Williams held the top ranking in January and February.
Smith wrapped up the SEC season with a 9-1 conference record. His last win clinched the Vols' first back-to-back conference titles in program history when he beat 16th-ranked Wil Spencer 7-5, 6-3 on court 1.
The SEC Tournament Awaits
The Vols practice on their home courts one more time before leaving Wednesday afternoon for the SEC Championships in Gainesville, Fla. As the No. 1 seed, they received a first-round bye and begin competition Friday against either Vanderbilt or Mississippi. The match is scheduled for 6 p.m.
Smith named to the SEC Men's Tennis Community Service Team
Smith was Tennessee's representative on the SEC Men's Tennis Community Service Team. Smith, who was Tennessee's nominee for the McWhorter Award, has been a frequent visitor to the Knoxville Children's Hospital during his career and is a member of Tennessee's Student Athlete Advisory Committee. He has helped with multiple tennis clinics in Knoxville and has also worked in the tennis community back home in Townsville, Australia.
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No. 3 - Rhyne Williams
No. 10 - John-Patrick Smith
No. 54 - Tennys Sandgren
No. 74 - Matteo Fago
No. 1 - Conkic/Smith
No. 52 - Sandgren/Williams
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Going down south to dream another dream..
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At least I can say I've been there.