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|Type of business
Type of site
|Online auction
|Available in
|Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.
|Area served
|Elliot Moskow
|Key people
|Elliot Moskow (Founder, Chairman, and CEO)
Peter P. Schaefer (CIO, Executive Vice President)
Chad Casey (Creative Director, Marketing Director
David Hall (Lead Developer)
Ryan D. Rollo (Director of Customer Relations)[1]
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Where Your Bid Wins.
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Pricefalls, LLC is an American Internet company that manages Pricefalls.com, an on-line retail marketplace. Pricefalls acts as a sales channel for small- to medium-size businesses who wish to expose their products to a wider audience. The company was founded in response to user frustrations with the eBay model, with pronounced emphasis on customer service and dedication to the sellers who use the site.[2]
The company was founded in June 2008 out of an apartment close to Bates College in Lewiston, Maine. The company relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada in January 2009.
- 1 Origins & History
- 2 The Listing & Sales Process
- 3 Fees
- 4 Service Marks and Slogans
- 5 See also
- 6 Notes
- 7 Bibliography
- 8 External links
Origins & History[edit]
The idea of Pricefalls was first imagined in 2008 by Elliot Moskow, an economics major from Bates College, located in Lewiston, Maine. Out of a need to earn extra cash that summer, Elliot obtained confiscated jewelry from police auctions in order to sell them on the popular shopping site eBay. He started with a few rings, some of which sold to buyers with Nigerian shipping addresses. Elliot had received a fraudulent PayPal receipt from a fraudulent user, and additionally had paid fees to list his items, losing money. As a result, Elliot permanently discontinued his activity on eBay and began to think of alternative ways to sell online.[3][4]
After returning to Bates, Elliot learned of the Dutch Auction and its application in the tulip industry. He then sought out other students capable of technically executing a reverse auction website. His search led him to a partnership with Bates alumni Peter Schaefer and Chad Casey, the creators of a small web media company called Lautus Design.[5]
Recent Developments[edit]
Pricefalls.com has grown consistently since announcing its public beta in September 2009, after successfully raising USD $400,000 in seed funding from private investors.[6] Although the name "Pricefalls" refers to the descending price as the basis for the business model, recently they have expanded the platform to allow for fixed price listings as well.
As of July, 2014, the internet marketplace is used by over 200 businesses actively listing over 3Million unique items for sale.
Pricefalls.com has been listed as #96 in a list of The World's 230 Most Exemplary Websites.[7]
The Listing & Sales Process[edit]
Selling on Pricefalls[edit]
When selling an item, users proceed through a six-step process, prompting the user to:
- Choose between creating a Dutch Auction or a Fixed Price Sale.
- Choose a category for their listing and up to 3 subcategories.
- Enter a listing title, brand name, condition, and a detailed description of the item.
- Set their pricing. If the merchant chose the falling price method in step one they are prompted to enter the price ceiling (the most they think someone would be
- willing to pay), and price floor (the least they are willing to accept), along with a listing duration, and an optional duration that delays the falling of the price ("Catch It Before It Falls" duration). If the merchant chose the fixed price method in step one they simply enter the fixed price that they would like to list the item for. Sellers may also upload up to seven product images, and choose extra exposure options that they would like to add to their listing.
- Choose how they would like to accept payment for their items, and provide detail into applicable return policy.
- Review the listing before submitting it to appear on Pricefalls. Upon submitting the listing, the auction will begin.
For falling price auction listings the price will start off at the price ceiling, and drop at a constant rate until the item is purchased or until the time interval at the price floor has expired. The "Catch It Before It Falls" duration is before the listing duration, and marks a period of the Pricefalls sales cycle during which the item remains at the top price (price ceiling. The Catch it before it falls period allows consumers to purchase a product they really want with little competition. It also allows the merchant to experience the most profitable sale possible.
Buying on Pricefalls[edit]
Buying on Dutch Auctions[edit]
Pricefalls enables consumers to purchase merchandise that has been listed using the Dutch auction by using one of two distinct methods: "If it Hits" bids, or "Catch it Now".
"If it Hits": When bidding on Pricefalls, users can set a price that they would like to pay for an item. If the price falls to the set bid without anyone purchasing it first then the item is automatically purchased. In the case of a multiple quantity listing, the highest bids win in the order of magnitude.
"Catch it Now": As the product price is falling buyers may also choose to purchase an item right away. To purchase an item at its current price buyers can click the "Catch it Now" button to finalize the transaction and the quantity purchased is taken off the market. Subsequently, the price falls on the remaining quantity until the maximum quantity is sold or the price floor is reached.
Buying on Fixed Price Listings[edit]
Prices on fixed price listings remain the same throughout the auction. Buyers can simply purchase these items at their fixed price.
Pricefalls Payments[edit]
Payment is made directly from the consumer to the business via one of two currently available payment gateways, Authorize.net or PayPal. When a buyer views an item detail page and clicks "buy", the buyer is automatically redirected to the seller's PayPal and is then able to submit payment. Buyers can submit payment using their own PayPal account or via credit card. The buyer receives a receipt generated from PayPal and also a confirmation from Pricefalls that the item has been successfully purchased.
If a buyer has made a bid on an item and has won, the buyer can submit payment for the item by looking in the "Won Items" folder in "My Account". The buyer is then directed to PayPal (or Authorize.net) to submit payment.
In order to link buyers directly to a seller's payment gateway, the PayPal Id (email associated with the seller's PayPal account) is imputed into the payment method field upon listing. This is done in both individual listings and bulk listings. In a bulk listing, all items are placed under one payment gateway, whereas in individual listings, payment options are done on a per item basis. Stores select their "Viable payment options" upon setup. The form of payment that a store accepts is displayed on the store page under the "Policies" tab as well as in every item detail page under the "Payment Methods" tab.
Although uncommon, in some circumstances a seller may not be able to accept payment. In some cases, Pricefalls is willing to accept payment for these companies as a dropship relationship.
Pricefalls derives revenues from sales commissions collected from merchants upon product sale. Commissions are designed in a sliding scale model, whereby percent-based fees decrease nominally as product prices increase. These product prices fall into three ranges, each of which is associated with a percent value fee. The final value commission is a sum of the applicable fees accumulated within each price interval.[8]
Service Marks and Slogans[edit]
Pricefalls, LLC has proprietary rights to its business name, "Pricefalls", the Pricefalls.com logo, and the slogans "Where Your Bid Wins" and "Catch It While You Can." The corresponding serial numbers for the service marks are 77609332, 77609341, 77609698, and 77840574. The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued a Notice of Publication for the "Pricefalls" logo, (Serial #77609332) and for the ʻPF" logo, (Serial #77609341); for the slogan "Where Your Bid Wins", (Serial #77609698) on March 24, 2009; and for the slogan "Catch It While You Can", (Serial #77840574) on March 22, 2010; In order to check the status of the applications enter the application serial numbers at the following URL: http://tmportal.uspto.gov/external/portal/tow.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Meet The Team" Pricefalls.com. 2010-05-05. Retrieved 2010-08-03
- ^ "eBay Gets New Competitor" Fox Business.com. 2009-12-22. Retrieved 2010-80-09
- ^ "About Us" Pricefalls.com. 2010-05-05. Retrieved 2010-08-03.
- ^ "Let's go 'Dutch': Auction site seeks lowest bidders" WalletPop.com. 2010-03-11. Retrieved 2010-08-03
- ^ "Bates Graduate Creates Site To Save People Money" WMTW.com. 2010-07-01. Retrieved 2010-08-03.
- ^ "Pricefalls Scores Seed Funding, Launches Online Auction Site In Public Beta" TechCrunch.com. 2009-09-17. Retrieved 2010-08-03.
- ^ Liu, Wen, ed. 復制互聯網--2010全球最值得模仿的230個網站 劉偉,文. 1st ed. Tsinghua University, 2010. Print. ISBN 9787302225027
- ^ "Fee Structure" Pricefalls.com. 2010-05-05. Retrieved 2010-08-03.
- Liu, Wen, ed. 復制互聯網—2010全球最值得模仿的230個網站 劉偉,文. 1st ed. Tsinghua University, 2010. Print. ISBN 978-7-302-22502-7


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Physicochemical properties and fatty acid composition of Juglans regia cultivars grown in Serbia
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Tree cultivars (Jupiter, Sejnov, and Elit) of walnut (Juglans regia L.) were collected during the 2004 harvest from Cacak, Central Serbia. The chemical composition, including moisture, total oil content, crude protein, ash, and carbohydrates, was determined. Afterwards, two techniques of oil extraction were implemented: cold pressing extraction and organic solvent extraction. Iodine value, saponification value, acid value, and peroxide value of obtained walnut oils were analyzed. The fatty acid composition of the walnut oils was determined using gas chromatography with flame ionization detector. The oleic acid content of the oils ranged from 15.9–23.7% of the total acids, while linoleic acid content ranged from 57.2–65.1% and the linolenic acid from 9.1–13.6%. The process of oil extraction had no significant effect on content and composition of fatty acids.


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He says those decisions were taken by Mr Blair. In addition, The Mail on Sunday has been told that when he is questioned by police, Mr Blair intends to take legal advice from law firm Kingsley Napley, which helped Chilean dictator General Pinochet avoid extradition from the UK on torture charges.
Senior Kingsley Napley lawyer Stephen Parkinson formerly worked for Attorney General Lord Goldsmith, and advised Mr Blair before he gave evidence to the Hutton Inquiry into the death of Ministry of Defence weapons expert Dr David Kelly.
When the police investigation was first launched, some Ministers said the officers were merely going through the motions.
They have been rocked at the persistence shown by the inquiry leader, Metropolitan Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner John Yates. Sources close to Mr Yates say he has indicated he intends to interview Mr Blair under 'criminal caution' - which implies Mr Blair is being treated as a potential suspect.
The threat has caused fear and fury in Downing Street. Mr Blair is now said to be 'very worried' that he could be implicated as a result of the vast quantity of evidence obtained by police.
"No one took the inquiry very seriously at the outset, and no one thought the PM would be in any difficulties,' said a senior Minister.
"But as the weeks have gone by, the police have become more and more determined.
"We don't know what they have got, but the mood in No10 has changed. It doesn't look good."
Mr Blair's gloom is said to be shared by Lord Levy. A senior politician who spoke to him recently said: "He was in a bad way. It was like he was saying, "My life is in ruins, it is all so unfair."'
The inquiry was launched after it was revealed that four Labour donors who lent large sums to the party in unpublicised loans were subsequently nominated for peerages by Mr Blair last year.
The Lords committee which vets peerage nominations then blocked them.
The police have also interviewed Tory leaders over claims that they also effectively handed out peerages in return for donations.
Mr Yates is said to be more confident than ever that he has firm evidence that proves the award of peerages is linked to donations.
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Canada Cannot Export Its Responsibility To The Environment
In a La Presse article entitled "La quadrature du cercle" (literally, "making a square circle"), Pierre Asselin asks the essential question about the projected Energy East pipeline: "How can we reconcile the idea of reducing our greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) while increasing the production of tar sands?"
Indeed, how can one reconcile this intrinsic contradiction of TransCanada's public relations campaign with plain common sense?
The petroleum industry is a chain composed of many links. Its first link is the financial institutions -- banks, including the stock exchange, are essential since the production of petroleum is extremely expensive. Ecologists who demand that churches, universities and citizens should divest their savings in the fossil fuels have realized that dried-up sources of finances can cripple the industry, thereby boosting the drive towards renewable energies.
Even the Rockefeller family, whose ancestor laid the foundations of the petroleum industry in the 19th century, understands that times are changing. They divested $50 billion from the petroleum industry in order to re-invest in greener pastures.
The second link are the companies that drill wells -- others, such as Suncor or Syncrude, produce petroleum from the tar sands. Their importance to the industry is self-evident.
To bring the petroleum from the point of production to the consumer, you need the third link -- transportation, whether it be by truck, by train, by pipeline or by tanker ship. Even though they are an indispensable link between producers and consumers, TransCanada's CEO, Mr. Girling, and Mr. Bergeron (VP for Quebec et NB) are arguing that they are just a pipe; therefore, according to them, they don't produce any GHG. They claim that they have no responsibility for all the GHG produced by this unconventional petroleum.
For argument's sake, let's suppose that we get rid of all "bomb" trains and all pipelines (Northern Gateway, Trans-Mountain, Enbridge's line 9B, Energy East, etc.). Would the tar sands of Alberta continue to produce petroleum? No transportation means no production! And no production means no buyers, no consumers! Therefore, no GHG!
And Quebec's spineless ministry of the environment (MDDELCC) accepts that TransCanada can dictate the unacceptable idea that the BAPE (Quebec's bureau of environmental hearings) must not evaluate the GHG produced at both ends of the 4,600-kilometre pipeline.
Each link of the petroleum industry is indispensable; one cannot turn a blind eye to the total footprint of this industry. That is also the legal argument of the CQDE (Centre Québécois du Droit en Environnement).
Since Energy East is fundamentally a tool to export dilbit overseas, one must also add the GHG produced by the tanker ships. As for the refineries, whether they are situated in St. John (NB), in Europe, in China or India, this fourth link will produce GHG that will pollute the atmosphere of the planet.
Once in the air, this CO2 will enhance the mechanism of global warming. This is also true of the final link, the foreign consumers of this Canadian petroleum. In other words, we are exporting not only dilbit, but also all the GHG that they produce. However, the atmosphere and global warming know no boundaries!
Energy East is more than a mere pipe that transports the product from point A to point B. It is an essential link of the industry.
The Conference of Paris acknowledged that we must drastically reduce our production of CO2. Everyone will understand that the GHG produced by each link must be added to the final tally. Unless someone willingly turns a blind eye to these facts, it is clear that Energy East is co-responsible for all the GHG produced by the 1,100,000 barrels that will travel through this pipeline on a daily basis.
Even though TransCanada is desperately trying to refute its responsibility about these GHG, the people of this country know better. They won't let anyone pull the wool over their eyes and they will not be persuaded to accept TransCanada's propaganda that this company is not responsible for those GHG!
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Calgary-based TransCanada Corp., the company behind Keystone, plans to build a pipeline that would ship mostly light oil, but also heavy crude, from oil rich Western provinces across the country the East Coast. The Energy East Pipeline could have the capacity to transport as many as 850,000 barrels of crude oil per day beginning in 2017. The plan is to convert about 3,000 kilometres of an existing natural gas pipeline and add an additional 1,400 kilometres of new pipeline.
Oil from Western Canada is essentially landlocked, making it difficult to move to international markets, which drives down its price by as much as $40 a barrel compared to the world standard. It is also difficult to ship Western crude across the country to Atlantic Canada, which instead relies on foreign sources of oil, a situation that is less than ideal in a country that has so much of its own oil waiting to be sold. TransCanada says the pipeline could reduce the need to import foreign oil to process at refineries in Eastern Canada, while Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver argues that the Energy East Pipeline could deliver Canadian oil to large energy consumers in Asia, in addition to making the country less dependent on foreign oil. In addition, a lack of pipelines to export oil has left a glut of oilsands crude sitting in a bottleneck in the U.S. Midwest, which has depressed Canadian oil prices compared to the U.S. benchmark, West Texas Intermediate, which in turn trades at a discount to the cost of Brent crude. Those low prices have cost the Canadian and Alberta governments millions in lost royalties.
(Pictured: Russ Girling, president and CEO of TransCanada Corp.)
In October, 2014, TransCanada formally applied to the National Energy Board to make the Energy East pipeline a reality. The NEB has 15 months to review the project and make a recommendation to Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
The exact route will be determined after a public and regulatory review, but the starting point would be a new tank terminal in Hardisty, Alta. Three other terminals would be built along the line: one in Saskatchewan, another in the Quebec City area and a third near Saint John., N.B. The line would be about 4,400 kilometres long, including the segment already built for TransCanada's natural gas line. New sections will need to be built in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Eastern Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick.
Crude from the pipeline would be shipped to energy-hungry markets in Asia and elsewhere, as well as to refineries and eventually consumers in the Atlantic provinces. The proposed terminals in Quebec City and Saint John would include facilities for marine tanker loading for export. The project would also include delivery to existing Quebec refineries in the Montreal and Quebec City areas, as well as a large Irving Oil refinery in Saint John.
Environmentalists argue the pipeline could put waterways and communities along its route at risk as well as add the potential of a major oil spill on the east coast from export tankers waiting to take the crude abroad. Because oilsands product emits an estimated five to 15 per cent more carbon than conventional oil, refining more of it in Canada would likely increase the country's total carbon emissions. However, the U.S Defence department recently determined that emissions from transporting and using fuel from oil sands was not significantly different from those made with conventional oil.
Technical issues include relatively small refineries on Canada's east coast that have only limited capacity to refine tarry bitumen and a short-term potential overcapacity if all three proposed pipelines are completed on schedule between 2015 and 2018. But the more immediate obstacle is from environmentalists who warn, among other potential risks, that the plans to convert a gas pipeline to oil could pollute Canadian sources of waters. Vocal criticism from environmentalists and First Nations groups have held up the approval process for both Northern Gateway and Keystone. The project will be subject to public and regulatory reviews.
Politicians appear to be lining up behind the idea of a west to east pipeline. Potentially because 3,000 kilometres of the project is already in the ground, the proposal suggests refining at least some of the oil at home, which could reduce high gas prices in Atlantic Canada. The project has the support of the federal government as well as the provinces of Alberta and New Brunswick and support in principle from Quebec. Federal Liberals have also expressed support, and even NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair, who is staunchly opposed to Northern Gateway, has voiced support.
According to the industry, all three lines are necessary if Canada wants to meet its export potential in the coming decades. The west-east pipeline would complement, rather than replace, the other two pipelines and build capacity to ship oil west east and south, the industry argues.
Drivers in Atlantic Canada currently pay as much as 20 per cent more to fill up than those in the Western provinces. Among other factors driving prices higher, they are paying a premium to import foreign oil, while Canadian oil sits ready for use. Proponents say the pipeline will create a new domestic market for Western Canadian oil, as well as potentially open a new door for international export. In addition, the project could contribute to job creation and economic growth, with some estimates saying it has the potential to create thousands of jobs during construction and a few hundred permanent positions.


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This well-known Opereta by Franz Lehar in 3 acts in complete format for piano and violin is the work chosen to close the 1st Opera Season, promoted by the Associació Andorra Lírica and led by the soprano Jonaina Salvador.
Place and date: Claror Auditorium, Cultural and Congress Centre, Sant Julià de Lòria. Saturday 4 June at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday 5 June at 6 p.m.
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Ten months ago the Brea Education Foundation hardly existed. Last night we saw how the seed of this foundation contributed to the development of the Global IT Academy. Only an idea last January,2005,the Global IT Academy is now operational at Brea Olinda High School in southern California thanks to a shared vision. The Global IT Academy is a an innovative model for cooperation among the business community, higher education, Brea-Olinda Unified School District and the Brea Education Foundation. In cooperation with the Brea-Olinda Unified School District, the Foundation brought together the University of California - Irvine, technology business leaders in the U.S. and China and students and faculty at Brea Olinda High School. The result is a unique high-school based accelerated learning program that offers course work that combines: 1)global partners in education and business 2)emerging technologies 3)IT industry experts ****************************************** Brea, CA -- October 10, 2005 ? Brea Education Foundation Provides gift in memoriam of Brandon Hampson The Brea Education Foundation has provided a gift of $5,000 to the band department of Brea Olinda High School in memory of Brandon Hampson. Brandon passed away this past spring after courageously battling a brain tumor. Brandon was an honor student, band member and 2004 Brea Olinda High School graduate. ?Our Foundation received several donations on behalf of Brandon,? said Doug Green, Treasurer of the Brea Education Foundation. ?It was his family?s wish that the money be earmarked to support the BOHS band.? A check was presented to BOHS Principal, Jerry Halpin by BEF Chairman Hal Halladay at the School Board meeting of the Brea-Olinda Unified School District on October 10, 2005. Mr. Halladay noted, ?Of the many things we try and do at the Foundation, memorializing Brandon?s life is most worthy and represents the best of Brea and what the Brea Education Foundation stands for. He was an outstanding young man, raised in a wonderful family, educated by committed teachers and honored now by the community.?
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BeschreibungThis book is intended as an introduction to basic statistical principles and techniques for the archaeologist. It grows primarily from my experience in teaching courses in quantitative analysis for undergraduate and graduate stu- dents in archaeology over a number of years. The book is set specifically in the context of archaeology, not because the issues dealt with are uniquely archaeological in nature, but because many people find it much easier to understand quantitative analysis in a familiar context-one in which they can readily understand the nature of the data and the utility of the tech- niques. The principles and techniques, however, are all of much broader applicability. Physical anthropologists, cultural anthropologists, sociologists, psychologists, political scientists, and speCialists in other fields make use of these same principles and techniques. The particular mix of topics, the rela- tive emphasis given them, and the exact approach taken here, however, do reflect my own view of what is most useful in the analysis of specifically archaeological data. It is impossible to fail to notice that many aspects of archaeological information are numerical and that archaeological analysis has an unavoid- ably quantitative component. Standard statistical approaches are commonly applied in straightforward as well as unusual and ingenious ways to archae- ological problems, and new approaches have been invented to cope with the speCial qUirks of archaeological analysis. The literature on quantitative analy- sis in archaeology has grown to prodigious size in the past 25 or 30 years.
Untertitel: A Commonsense Approach. Sprache: Englisch.
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Speaking to Android Police, two sources claim that Google will announce its Google Home and the 4K 'Chromecast Ultra' devices will be priced at $129 and $69, respectively, at its October 4th event.
Google Home was announced at Google I/O in May. Our sources also confirmed that the personalized base covers Google showed at I/O will be a feature of the final device. The $129 price point for Google Home matches that of the previously-unrumored Google Wifi, a router that will allegedly be able to create a single, large wireless network using multiple access points. $129 also undercuts Amazon's Echo by a full $40, and though it matches the price of the portable Amazon Tap, it's clear Google has Amazon's flagship smart home product in its sights with Home.Read More


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Several minutes later, John was carrying Lissie's pots back to her house. Once the pair reached her house, she held the front door open for him. While he placed the pots in Lissie's kitchen, she grabbed two fishing poles and a tackle box from the closet.
Looking at the equipment in her hands, John asked "We're going fishing?"
Lissie replied with a simple "yeah" before walking out the door.
John followed her outside. She locked the door and began to walk east along the sidewalk. John, carrying the tackle box, ran to catch up with her. The pair walked for well over a half hour. During this hike, each of John's questions was answered by the statement "Just wait."
After some time, John and Lissie reached the edge of a lake. John was greatly surprised. Previously, he believed that the area was dry as a bone. In the midst of this arid region aid an expansive body of water with cool, azure water. The waters were deep and John was unable to see very far below the surface. Near the shore, he was able to see several aquatic plants. Once John took his eyes off the lake, he noticed Lissie dragging a weathered boat towards the water. Before John had the chance the help, she had pulled the vessel into the lake. She looked up towards him, squinting in the sunlight and spoke.
"Are you coming or not?"
John answered in the affirmative and carried the tackle box towards the boat. Placing it behind one of the seats, he made sure to not upset the balance of the boat. Lissie saw John's look of concern when the box served to push the boat further into the water.
"Don't worry, it's seaworthy," spoke Lissie.
She boarded the vessel carefully and motioned for John to join her. He did so warily, still unsure of the craft's safety. Once he was safely seated on the boat, Lissie shoved off with a wooden oar. Once the two were in the middle of the lake, she handed him one of the fishing poles.
"Oh, I almost forgot the worms!" Lissie spoke.
Opening the tackle box, she quickly found the bait and handed one of the wriggling creatures to John. Taking one for herself, she impaled with her fishing hook. John did the same and cast his line. The two sat in silence for some time before Lissie spoke.
"I bet you're wondering why I brought you out here."
"Of course."
"I just wanted to talk with you about this morning."
"Great," John thought, "I hope she doesn't get upset again.
"I know you're worried that I'm going to turn into a blubbering baby," Lissie continued.
John nodded.
"I know it's an emotional subject for you, Lissie."
"You remember how my father brought home more than just a guitar?"
"Yes," John replied.
"When he came home, he brought a lot of weariness with him too. He had spent so much time in Europe that it haunted him throughout the rest of his life. I'm not sure what he saw during the war, but it must have been just dreadful. The only time he ever acted like his old self was when he was teaching me to play guitar. Eventually, he stopped showing me and I had to learn on my own."
"So what happened to your father?"
"The horrors he must have experienced just got to be too much for him to handle. I don't know exactly how he went, because my mother refused to tell me. I think the casket at the funeral was empty, though."
Lissie again sat in silence for what seemed like hours to John. He was wary to break the silence but finally worked up the courage to do so.
"So, Lissie, while we're on this topic, I need to ask you about something."
"What is it, John?"
"Martha and Bill had a son, right?"
"I was wondering if you know anything about what happened to him."
"I wish I could tell you. Nobody has ever told me. It's as much a mystery to you as it is me."
"I wouldn't suggest bringing it up to the Hodges. They don't seem like they want to talk about it."
After several more minutes of silence, Lissie spoke up.
"So, where are you planning to go after you get your truck fixed?"
"I'm not sure. I might go east to where the big farms are. I hear they could use extra hands this time of year."
"So do you try to stay away from the crowds?"
"When I can."
For the third time, the pair fell silent.
"We should be heading back to shore."
"But why? We haven't caught any fish."
"This lake is too briny for fish to live in."
"So why did you bring me out here?"
"I wanted to get some stuff off my chest."
John did not reply to Lissie's statement but simply grabbed the oars and paddled the boat to shore. He was not upset with Lissie. He knew that she was introverted and was wary to discuss her concerns with any person. Grabbing the tackle box and rods, John strode to Lissie's house. She stayed behind him several yards during the entirety of the walk, deep in thought. Once John reached Lissie's front door, he waited for her to unlock it. Instead, she handed the house key to John and began to walk away.
"Lissie!" John called, "Where are you going?"
"To the restaurant. I'll be back in an hour or two."
Without waiting for a response, she turned her back towards John, and walked away.
John unlocked the front door and went inside. He placed the equipment back inside the hallway closet, and sat on the couch. He spied a book with a label written by Lissie's own hand. The soft curves of her letters distinguished her handwriting from all others.
Opening the book, he was able to see photos of a much younger Lissie with friends and relatives. The first photograph showed the girl, possibly sixteen when it was taken, sitting in a small café playing guitar. She was performing in front of a relatively small audience. It was, however, many times larger than the one that had watched her play in the diner.
Suddenly, John pitied Lissie for her situation in Salton. The town she lived in now was much too small for her. It stifled her. He knew that she longed for the days when her home was one amongst thousands, and not one amongst the few dozen that existed here. As soon as John discovered this, he grew aware of his loneliness. He, too, was tired of the nomadic life. He longed for a life in which he was able to sleep in a bed each night, have a career, and come home to loved ones. He contemplated this for some time, before deciding to meet Lissie at the Hodges' home.


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- On 03/01/2012 08:54 AM, Christian Liendo wrote:
> Dan's KIM is making me want to work on mine again..Is your power supply linear, or a switcher? If the former, it's
> I bought Bob Applegate's I/O Board
> http://www.k2ut.org/kim_io.html
> But my variable power supply died... I had it from college.
> So I kinda shelvedit..
likely a cakewalk to repair; send it over to me or bring it to VCF and
I'd be happy to take a whack at it.
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- On Wed, Mar 07, 2012 at 05:38:44AM -0500, Dave McGuire wrote:
>They have gone up a little since I got mine for $20 9 years ago.
> I'm jealous of your 611. I have a "parts" 611 here, raped of several
> components and the covers. I missed out on a complete one on eBay last
> week; I was very disappointed about that.
> Have you done anything interesting with yours?Its been to VCF. I demoed it in store and non-store mode. The deflection
isn't fast enough to keep up with the AX08 without some delays so I also
brought another monitor that worked better for space war. I can't remember
what I was drawing in store mode. It may have been spirograph type patterns.
I may bring a RM503 this year since that a good period display for
the PDP-8.
My 547 and teletype made it on TV for 8 seconds.
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The Corvallis-OSU Symphony Orchestra, directed by Marlan Carlson, OSU Endowed Chair for University Orchestras, is a highly-regarded, 110-member ensemble performing five major concerts each season plus an annual children's concert. High-profile soloists complement the musical artistry of students, faculty, and professional musicians from Portland, Salem, Eugene, and Corvallis. Choral music conducted by Steven Zielke, OSU Director of Choral Studies, is a treasured part of each holiday season.
The Symphony is part of a talented and creative community at the Oregon State University School of Arts and Communication that challenges students to develop the skills to become successful musicians and professional educators. The Symphony also attracts many students who excel in engineering and sciences and wish to pursue their passion for classical music while conducting research alongside OSU's renowned scientists.
Whether you are a returning patron or will be hearing the Corvallis-OSU Symphony for the first time, you will be impressed. With its unique alliance of the University, City, and the region, we are proud to say that the Corvallis-OSU Symphony is your orchestra.
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The music of archetypical French composer, Claude Debussy, and the music of archetypical German composers, Richard Wagner and Richard Strauss, will be the highlights of this final program of the season.
To open the program, the Orchestra will present Debussy's evocative set of symphonic sketches, La Mer. Like many French "Impressionistic" painters around the turn of the century, Debussy was captivated by nature in all its glorious and ever-changing transcendence. For Maestro Carlson, La Mer represents the very epitome of Impressionism in music.
In contrast to this French masterpiece, the Orchestra will also present operatic extracts from the Germanic repertoire. Die Frau ohne Schatten Fantasy (The Woman without a Shadow) was extracted by Strauss from his opera by the same name. This Fantasy is not a readily accessible score, but in every respect it is typically Straussian.
To close the program, the Orchestra will perform excerpts from Wagner's Götterdämmerung (Twilight of the Gods), the 4th and final opera of his Ring cycle based on a collection of Nordic myths. As in the February program, the powerful brass section of the orchestra will be fully utilized.
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- Express check-in
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- 2 per room
- Pets allowed (dogs only) *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Free RV/bus/truck parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Outdoor pool
- Tennis on site
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Conference space size (feet) - 538
- Conference space size (meters) - 50
- One meeting room
- Laundry facilities
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Garden
- Terrace
- Fireplace in lobby
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- In-room massage available
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Digital TV channels
- Free WiFi
- In-room safe
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DiningHostellerie de la Maronne - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves dinner only. A children's menu is available. Reservations are required.
Hostellerie de la Maronne, Saint-Martin-Valmeroux's small print
Also known as
- Hostellerie Maronne
- Hostellerie Maronne Hotel
- Hostellerie Maronne Hotel Saint-Martin-Valmeroux
- Hostellerie Maronne Saint-Martin-Valmeroux
Reservations are required for massage services and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 0.90 per person, per night for adults; EUR 0.45 per night for guests aged 12-18 years old.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 20.00 per night
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 12.00 per person (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 10.00 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10.00 per pet, per night
Wired Internet access is available in public areas for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
What's around Hostellerie de la Maronne, Saint-Martin-Valmeroux
- In a regional park
- Place Tyssandier-d'Escous (3.6 mi / 5.9 km)
- Anjony Castle (12.8 mi / 20.6 km)
- Basilique Notre-Dame-des-Miracles (14.9 mi / 24 km)
- Puy Saint Mary Chapel (15.8 mi / 25.4 km)
- Golf Val St Jean (16.1 mi / 25.9 km)
Getting around
- Salins Station 19-min drive
- Free self parking
- Free RV, bus, and truck parking
- Aurillac (AUR-Tronquieres) 42-min drive
- Brive-la-Gaillarde (BVE-Brive - Vallee de la Dordogne) 118-min drive
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Excellent 4.5 /5 from 17 reviews
This was an overnight stay en route to elsewhere, it's in a small quiet village on a hill, so a walk up to the church gave lovely views but was quite steep. This is a place for food and wine lovers, the dinner was memorable as was the recommended Gaillac white wine - but some might find the menu a bit pricey. Owners were very welcoming and helpful. Room was more than adequate, we had a very comfortable night and would recommend this hotel especially to foodies!
OK but we found the room disappointing based on previous reviews; the terrace, in particular, was small and not a pleasant place to sit
Cannot praise enough. Idyllic setting, beautiful establishment, charming host and staff, comfortable spacious room with incredible outlook. Menu not enormous but the cooking is devine, much fruit and vegetables from their own grounds. Very pleasant and private outdoor pool and facilities and sun terrace. Large grounds in which to wander. Cannot wait to go back.
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This situation is likely to become problematic.
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In Calc, there was food, since it's Thursday. Cookies and fruit.
During lunch, there was a Mu Alpha Theta (math honors society) meeting, so I just stayed in my seat from Calculus. Otter pops were provided and sweatshirts were discussed. Afterwards, E. and I went out onto the Quad, where there was a celebration underway for the opening of the on-campus branch of our local credit union. There was music and more popsicles, and a banner for paint handprints. I contributed to this before heading down to Fiber Arts.
We had a sub again, as Mrs. D. had to go up to Portland for an appointment. We went to the sewing room, and then I stood around for a while as most of the rest of the class took ridiculously long to learn how to sew by hand. Really, people. It's not that complicated. I've been sewing by hand for longer than I can remember. I've sewn a whole family of rag dolls by hand, and their clothing, too. Sure, I didn't know the names of the stitches I was using, but the mechanics of it are pretty intuitive, right?
Apparently not.
After that, I finished my Politics and Lit homework, which isn't due until next Wednesday.
When school was over, I was supposed to be in two places at once: the choir room and the Student Tutor Center, which are on opposite ends of campus. Luckily, I had made arrangements on both ends so that I would go to the STC first, and if there was no one to tutor, I'd go to the rehearsal. E. was in the same boat.
It turned out that I tutored for about ten minutes, and then there was no one left, so E. and I went to choir.