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quote:Originally posted by AlanMacNeill
I just want to know what the USCA will do when their handpicked, blond haired Wisconsin bred boys come home 11th next year.
us blond haired wisconsin bred boys have long since been an afterthought.... trust me.
quote:Originally posted by AlanMacNeill
I just want to know what the USCA will do when their handpicked, blond haired Wisconsin bred boys come home 11th next year.
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quote:Originally posted by chapnlie
Maybe USCA should check with Tom Brewster for some insight. He skips Scotland to silver place finishes at two consecutive Worlds, defeats David Murdoch et al to qualify his 2013 team for the Worlds, only to have the Scottish Association demotes him to third to insert David Murdoch as skip of 'his' team. To add insult to injury, Tom even got benched for 3 games at the World (but they let him back on the ice in time to capture the bronze medal in Victoria).
Yes, the Scots were able to earn the bronze medal with David Murdoch at skip but, unfortunately for the US, the USCA has absolutely no one like David Murdoch in the wings...
Murdoch skipped with Tom Brewster at 3rd in the Scottish Nationals. Murdoch was added to the team at the beginning of the season by the Association to create a 5 man squad. With that team, it was like trying to hammer a square peg into a round hole for much of the year.
The proposal is NOT this, the total opposite in fact. This is setup to encourage teams to play for it. Everyone starts at 0.
quote:Originally posted by chapnlie
Maybe USCA should check with Tom Brewster for some insight. He skips Scotland to silver place finishes at two consecutive Worlds, defeats David Murdoch et al to qualify his 2013 team for the Worlds, only to have the Scottish Association demotes him to third to insert David Murdoch as skip of 'his' team. To add insult to injury, Tom even got benched for 3 games at the World (but they let him back on the ice in time to capture the bronze medal in Victoria).
Yes, the Scots were able to earn the bronze medal with David Murdoch at skip but, unfortunately for the US, the USCA has absolutely no one like David Murdoch in the wings...
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Posts: 436
Youngen - care to sign your name to that post? I'm betting you have no life commitments right now, so it's real easy to say what you say, though it is accurate to a point.
Registered: Jan 2009
Posts: 99
Thank you Curlrock for displaying that you didn't even bother to fully read my post. I am not what USOC wants. I am against hand-picked teams. I choose not to eat, sleep and breath curling to the point that is needed to win consistently at the international level. And I very much want the USCA to remain our NGB so we can keep as democratic of process as possible.
And to Sean Murray, I say this because I believe it is what needs to be, not because I think I can do it myself.
All I see this proposal as meaning, is if you want to make it to Worlds after winning Nationals then make sure you spent some time earlier in the season playing and hopefully finishing well at other events.
If anyone actually read Gerry's posts, nobody that won nationals in the last several years would have been denied the berth to Worlds based on this proposed points system. I understand that this fact makes the whole thing seem redundant, but if it satisfies USOC to get off our back for yet one more year it could be worth it.
And lastly, I definitely agree with Mr. Lucky! Dave you are completely on track. To have athletes that devote enough time to perfection, you need someone to keep them on the right path. All the best curling teams I can think of have amazing coaches as well. After meeting Jules Owchar in 2008, I am a believer in coaching for sure.
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Registered: Aug 2011
Posts: 1
What if, instead of just rankings, the USCA implemented a points system as a sort of qualifier to be able to move on. Say, instead of counting nationals as another event, adding the points on, and sending the highest total team to worlds, there were a number of teams who would automatically move on if they won. If the bar was set either at a certain number of points during the season or say, top 5, 8, 10, whatever ranked US teams were eligible to move on, and if a non-qualified team won, the best finisher of the qualified teams would move on to worlds, winner would gain funding, Continental Cup, etc. This would create a barrier of entry to make sure that Team USA would have at least some competitive experience as a team, yet still give the teams who can't travel as much a shot if they do decently well in an event with a strong field. Although it would create two tiers of teams at nationals, it would level the field between eligible teams, and, in an ideal world, motivate the low- and mid-tier teams to travel and compete more, possibly creating a field where no teams, or maybe only one or two, are ineligible to move on to worlds. It would also avoid a situation where a team might only have to finish in the top 4 at nationals to move on because they had a great season (though I'd hope they'd do better than that anyway).
Overall, if whatever the USCA chooses to do is done right, all of this will be a moot point. Teams will be encouraged to travel and spiel more, the quality of play in the US will increase, and the national champion will move on to worlds.
All that being said, I'd rather see the path to worlds remain more like March Madness and less like the BCS. Hopefully there's some middle ground that increases quality and excludes the fewest number of athletes
Registered: Feb 2012
Posts: 39
I just want to say that I'm really surprised Tuck has an opinion on all of this.
Registered: Dec 2008
Posts: 87
Just like the Swallows returning to Capistrano. Another spring another format discussion.
A note about using Gerry's formula above (45 points for 1st at Nationals, 35 for 2nd, 30 for 3rd and 20 for 4th) added to the OOM on the USCA website
Clark 45 + 3.90 = 48.9
George 35 + 20.4 = 55.4
Shuster 30 + 30.175 = 60.175
Shuster would have gone to World's despite finishing 3rd. So it would have changed the results.
Of course the USCA plan doesn't have any of the details spelled out and all of this depends on the actual formula used.
But just an example of the weirdness that could happen.
Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 180
Just asking, will this apply to all world events? Seniors, juniors, mixed doubles ?
Registered: Feb 2011
Posts: 94
Kyle. I did read your entire post. I did not mean to imply that you were in favor of a hand picked team. I was only agreeing with you that the USOC is looking for that type of commitment. For the record, I think the best way for the US to compete on the international level is to fully fund 2-4 men's and women's teams. Send them to Canada with a top level coach. I'll let smarter peolple than me decide which teams should be selected. Is that what's best for US curling? Probably not. Is that what is best for immediate international success and Olympic Medals. Most likely. The USOC wants medals. That's all they want.
Registered: Feb 2012
Posts: 288
I still have not been able to find anywhere the written "required" USOC pressure for USCA to have an HP program which ignores a board's or grassroots' concerns in favor of paid/professional employees. Found lots of references in USOC documents to the importance of "transparency" in decison making by NGOs like USCA, bits about "sustained" excellence in Olympic results and growth of more people doing all Olympic sports, and references to best practices from NGO governance "guidelines" (a guideline is not a requirement...) but nothing - nothing! - that says best practices can't be unique for each sport.
Curling is first and foremost a thinking sport for smart and well-socialized people - not something for genetic odditites like female gymnasts and basketball players or a brute stamina or strength spectacle. Yes, national level front ends should be fit enough to play 8+ games a week without swallowing a bottle of Advil everyday and the international play now has state-funded professionals, but in the long run we all know grassroots depth and best coaching for all who want to be elite is the formula for sustained success. Flash in the pan hired guns, gambling points, cherry picked funded teams.... those are all just rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.
Money. That's what Rick's "proposal" all boils down to. Who really controls the big Olympic slush funds for advancing the many official purposes of the USOC corporation? The truly most experienced adults in the USCA who have been for years and years in the trenches of both competitive and grassroots activities need to do their own "proposal" and then fight for it. If not, we will have soon a paid staff/coach micromanaging our teams at all worlds.... Exit stage left the thinking game of our best curlers. Instead they will be mere peons and pawns beholden to paid masters.
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As much as I wish it were not so, I think CurlRock has the best proposal -- given that our game now is just about medals.
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Posts: 5033
The US is so great at so many sports. There are not very many where the americans are not at least consideredco-favorites with someone so I do understand the frustration. However the US has not been a consistant medal getter at the worlds ever since it became more than a 4 or 5 team field. If the US is looking to to do in curling what it does in most other sports I am not sure that it will ever really happen because the interest in it just isnt really there
even still im not sure this is the way to go
Registered: Dec 2005
Location: St. Thomas, North Dakota
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Somewhere between total speculation and an educated guess:
Not having heard much, I'm assuming that by now the Exec Committee concured that DerekTheScot and Rick do have the authority to change this policy with no need for any other approval.
That was the main question this week: Can they change this policy given the authority granted to them by the full Board of Directors a couple of years ago. That authority was granted with the amendment that "consideration" be given to open access to the National Championships and that the National Champion and the Olympic Representative be determined "on the ice".
The National Champions will be determined "on the ice". Team USA will be determined by points. I guess that fits "on the ice", but I doubt it meets the intent of the amendment.
If the Exec did confirm the authority, then look for the new policy to detailed in the coming weeks and then announced by month's end. A significant change like this requires ample advance notice to teams in order to keep things fair.
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"Keep things fair" was not meant to be sarcastic...but it would qualify.
"National Championship" will be a pretty hollow event if a teams comes into the event with the points lead already sewed up. With nothing on the line then, not sure why anyone would want to watch. Is there a consolation prize for a team that wins the Nationals but does not have enough points go on from there?
Registered: Dec 2005
Posts: 58
Yes, at least proposed that "National Champion" will be team invited to following years Continental Cup and would get funding through HP if not already funded.
Registered: Apr 2011
Location: Hibbing, MN
Posts: 9
It sounds like we are taking some pages from NASCAR. Maybe we should rename the US National Championship to the US Players Championship. Qualify via OOM points and/or Playdown Qualifier points just as before. This Championship then is the last grab for points to be the World rep. The Players Champion, if different, will go to the Continental Cup and advances in funding.
Mr. Rick dropped his letter on the board a day AFTER they'd met in person for a regular meeting. A letter of such importance it couldn't have been put on the board's regular agenda as a face-to-face discussion item? ??? ?!?
I am from the private sector. That kind of shenigans gets people fired from boards to staff. Time for the board to act like grownups instead of chickens with rubber stamps. Or maybe a majority of the board enjoys mushroom treatment? Or are they just brainwashed by..... (you dear reader can fill in the blank).
Alice, while I agree...somewhat...with your direction, I don't think you are being totally fair to Rick.
His contention (that is not without merit) is that he and Derek Brown were granted authority to make such changes. His contention is that he does not need Board appoval. He did ask for our Exec Committee to give feedback on the proposal, but he clearly stated that he did not need a motion to approve.
Given that thinking, right or wrong, Rick probably did not want to totally stop all Board action...as this would have become a show-stopping topic.
Transperancy is another issue all together...but I don't think Rick deserves that shot. Other shots? Perhaps, but not that one.
I could be wrong,
Ben Tucker
quote:Originally posted by tuck
His contention (that is not without merit) is that he and Derek Brown were granted authority to make such changes. His contention is that he does not need Board appoval. He did ask for our Exec Committee to give feedback on the proposal, but he clearly stated that he did not need a motion to approve.
Given that thinking, right or wrong, Rick probably did not want to totally stop all Board action...as this would have become a show-stopping topic.
I understand where you are coming from Tuck and my first inclination was to agree with you but... If Rick really did was concerned that this topic might be a show-stopper and might stop all Board action, then just maybe that concern suggests that it was important enough to NOT be put off until the next day?
quote:Originally posted by tuck
His contention (that is not without merit) is that he and Derek Brown were granted authority to make such changes. His contention is that he does not need Board appoval. He did ask for our Exec Committee to give feedback on the proposal, but he clearly stated that he did not need a motion to approve.
Given that thinking, right or wrong, Rick probably did not want to totally stop all Board action...as this would have become a show-stopping topic.
So put another way from a more business-like perspective:
Your banker (the USOC) suggests that your Board quit managing certain things in your business and let your top staff (Rick and Derek) handle what is in their areas of expertize.
You (the USCA) are not in any position to piss off your banker, so you grant your COO (Rick's title is COO) and his VP (HPP Director Derek) authority to make capital purchases up to $800,000. You add, however, that they "consider" how long it will take to recoup the investment and insist that fits your business model.
Now the COO and his VP send out a letter saying that they are going to spend $500,000. You don't think the payback is anything like you had in mind...but they obviously "considered" it. You don't think it fits your business model, but they think that it does.
So there you sit. You authorized them...maybe. You hate the purchase.
You can 1) concur that they have the authority and hope that the purchase isn't as bad as you think OR 2) fire them and bring in new people whose capital purchase philosophy closer reflects your own OR 3) chill for a bit and talk things over...get through the details...look for compromise...be open-minded and maybe the COO and the VP will convince you of the purchase.
Now you are more than a little pissed off that your COO sprung this on you the day after a big board meeting, but it is possible he didn't really need to tell you until after is was a feat' accompli or maybe he didn't want to paralyze the board meeting. The COO is really pissed because his letter to the Board officers got spread around to everybody and I mean everybody. Everybody is pissed. Maybe chilling out and talking a little is the best action.
Then again, I could be wrong. Sayin' that a lot lately, but not much for news on this topic and I ain't the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree. Just ask Benton. I can't even connect dots. (Just kidding, 'Nilla...no harm, no foul)
Ben Tucker
Any of you math guys out there know where the keyboard key is for "squared"? I'm not fond of typing dbsdbs and would prefer dbs-squared.
Dbs, Rick is a bright guy. He knew full well that this is important and controversial. Do I know that for a fact? No...but I'll bet money on it.
I'm pretty sure that he didn't bring it out because (in his opinion) it lays within his authority, is outside of the Board's authority and would have stopped the Board from conducting equally important business.
Now transparency is another issue. I don't like secrecy...mostly because it seldom works. I also don't like it because some of the secret keepers have people at home that they are representing. Representing somebody comes with obligations. I serve on boards as a representative of my neighboring farmers and listened to statements like "...and this does NOT leave this boardroom!" I'm very open about my dislike for secrets and my obligation to report back to the people I represent. Outside of the military, secrets should be reserved for sex and slow curling rocks.
Ben Tucker
Don't disagree with you Tuck especially if the BoD had other important business to conduct. Problem is that for those of us not part of the inner circle it seems like this HP stuff is all the BoD focuses on. Now maybe that is not fair but if it is not then the BoD needs to demonstrate that to us unwashed -- which takes us right back to communication.
[Wish I could help you with that dbs-squared idea. dbs2 is a little shorter
DBS,ibid (OK, now I'm just amusing myself and boring others),
I have never been in the Inner Circle, but I know some people. Budgets need to be hammered out. Junior programs need to be discussed. Committee reports heard. Insurance programs updated. All nuts/and/bolts boring stuff...that needs to get done. If they scheduled a week, it would take a week.
I think it appears that staff and Board members only do Competitive stuff because that is all we hear about. We only hear about the competitive stuff because that is all we care about. We hear some about new clubs and growth...because we care about that as well. If a great majority of us wanted to hear about the insurance program and policies, I'm sure we'd hear about it.
Actually, I kind of feel sorry for some Board members. They do the work on the less glamorous committees and it can be thankless work. Look at the College Curling program. Formerly an excuse for under-aged drinking, it is becoming a showcase. Can curling really infiltrate college sport at any entry level? I ain't bettin' against whoever is doing this good work. If the University Games is any indication, they got it goin' on.
But we digress. There is a proposal out there that looks like it will become policy by the end of the month. I see the thinking behind the proposal...I just don't think the same way. In fact, I'm starting to hate the idea.
Ben Tucker
I know there are things that need to be accomplished, but my experience is that BoD is more likely to simply ratify committee proposals/actions than to really examine/debate them. My comment was really aimed more at the idea of communication and transparency. Not sure if we only hear about things we care about or if most of us even know there are other things going on. Unfortunately, most USA curlers really do not care about anything the USCA does or even know there is a USCA and that they pay dues to that organization. USCA is in a tough spot with pressure/$$$ from USOC -- not sure I blame them for wanting to try something different [throw mud at the wall and see what sticks]. The current process just has not been very productive. Perhaps there are younger curlers in the proverbial pipeline but will USOC wait that long? Does not mean I like this new proposal but I think I understand where it comes from.
-- DBS,ibid [at least I am amused]
Tuck, You are again so right. I love your Number 3 idea: chill and talk. No one is saying as best I can tell that USOC money (aka mostly NBC TV money) goes poof if that "proposal" isn't endorsed. So, there is time to talk. That huge percentage of an organization's annual budget.... a board simply can't delegate in good conscience such a large purchase authority without having full understandings and disclosures during a regular agendized meeting.
And, it seems some read alouds of "The Spirit of Curling" are overdue for some of the decision makers in this kerfluffle. Mindful of the Spirit's "kindly feeling" I would like to say I'm sure Mr. Rick is doing his very best.
In my dreams, if the board deadlocks, they should just do a draw the button contest to decide hard decisions. Winners buy the first round. The alternative is the board is about to be bombed by emails and telephone calls from the rank and file since the board is split on this vital issue and words are leaking out. If it weren't split, the issue would have been duly agendized and staff work endorsed as merely a boring housekeeping issue.
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No ground at Compressor ground terminal on PC board inside furnace lower section.
24V found at Y wire / positive to compressor terminal with meter grounded to chassis when T-Stat in in "cool" mode.
Jumper from Chassis (internal transformer) ground to compressor ground wire makes compressor function normally.
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I meant Common
Sorry...more experience in Auto wiring than HVAC. I forgot we were talking about AC voltage. I was using DC terminology.
I verified proper function of the T-Stat by checking continuity across appropriate terminals on the back of the stat during their various functions.
Re-verified at the terminal strip end of the wire before proceeding.
Yes, It is the common to the compressor that I jumped to the chassis.
I haven't pulled the board yet for inspection of the traces and can't seem to find a schematic online. Is the "C" terminal only a common for the compressor?
All other functions of the board seem normal. If only this one connection is bad, do I have to replace the board or can I just make the chassis contact more permanent? The Transformer common output is already grounded to the chassis.
This is a friend of mine's furnace. She doesn't really have any money for this repair (which is why I got the call in the first place) If I can avoid buying the board it would help her out.
Nope..not it
I eliminated that posssibility first.
Common from the board is just a straight circuit from the transformer common wire to the C terminal on the board, so you could essentially connect the Y terminal directly from the tstat to one of the control wires going to the outdoor unit, and connect the other wire from the outdoor unit directly to the C wire on the transformer. On most of those boards, the Y terminal is just a dummy, and the C terminal is a straight circuit., so bypassing it wouldn't really hurt anything if it works. I'd be more concerned about why the board doesn't work. It's rare that only the C circuit of that board would go bad, so you'd have to assume that something else is going on ...
The C terminal on the board would provide common voltage to the outdoor unit, and it could also provide common voltage to other items (humidifier, sometimes the tstat, etc etc)
The compressor common is the only wire hooked up to "C" on the BCC.
I'll just disconnect it and sheet metal screw it to the chassis.
That'll make her happy.
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Joby Warrick sheds some light on Washington's thinking regarding the Iranian terror plot:
While acknowledging they did not have conclusive proof, the U.S. officials said they were convinced that Quds Force chief Qassem Suleimani and Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khameinei were at least aware of the plot's general outlines.
"We do not think it was a rogue operation, in any way," a second official said. But he added: "We don't have specific knowledge that Suleimani knew about specific" details of the plot.
The officials said American investigators theorized that the operatives' sloppiness reflected Iran's inexperience in working in North America, where even the globally networked Quds Force lacks connections and contacts. But they said the oddly brazen nature of the plot may also may have reflected the naivete of the clique of hard-line clerics that has come to dominate Iran's leadership in recent years.
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Our previous builders installed our new windows without putting tape
on the window sill bottom as the instructions suggested. The tape is
supposed to go up the sides about 6". I'm wanting to put the tape down
without totally removing windows. Will just removing shims allow me to
apply tape properly? How do I remedy this situation?
if your referring to a peel and stick membrane installed as a drip pan . simply removing the shims is useless. the whole point of silpan is to be halfway on hte rough sil then lap down out over the building paper . its purpose is to stop water that does get in and leaks to be allowed to get back out without the rough sil absorbing it.. water does get in one way or another and will become more common the older a window gets.. either the window will leak or condensation forms on it when the glass is cold then runs off onto the sil
soo..... if you want to do it still the window has to come out
Is that picture of the window inside? If so there is no window tape ever installed inside, it goes outside.
How to tape window sill after new window installation
Yes, the peel and strip is what I'm speaking of. The windows exterior has been has been caulked,nailed and taped on the exterior. It's installed on the bare wood frame however.
What would you do in this situation? Leave it as is or remove everything and redo it?
He made that rough opening a little to big.
Spray low expanding window foam.
Add whatever materail that will be even to the bottoms of the window frames and even with the walls so you can have something to attach the jamb extentions to.
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Featuring a unique Euro design, this stylish chair and ottoman set fits neatly within most areas of the home. The 360-degree swivel allows the chair to turn in place, while the multiple reclining positions let you choose the angle of recline that works best for you. The matching ottoman provides support for your legs so that you can fully relax. Comfortable and attractive, this set is upholstered in luxurious bonded leather in cobblestone with a stylish and sturdy wood frame in walnut for timeless good looks.Product Features:
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This chair looked perfect for my husband for Father's Day. I read a review that said the chair height did not match the specs. So I checked with BJ's. They called the manufacturer and assured me the chair was 18" high as stated in the specifications. However, the review WAS correct. THIS CHAIR SEAT (fully assembled)IS ONLY 14" HIGH. The manufacturer confirmed that this model is NOT 18". It's unfortunate because the chair is great in every other way (appearance, comfort, etc.).
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Fedex left open box near my door. All parts were supposed to be in one yellow plastic bag. There was no yellow bag inside. Content seemed to be a compilation of parts of two different models of chairs. Had to return. BJs Customer Service arranged Fedex pick-up from my home - thanks. But now they say that I'll see refund on my credit card statement within 2 billing cycles. I wonder why so long.
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You really need a mechanical engineer to understand the illustrations for assembling the chair. Pictures of the actual chair and written directions would be of great assistance.Chair is low, which is great for short people like us, but might be difficult for tall people. Other than that, we are very please with its quality and looks The color goes well with everything, and with the footstool to match, it fits our needs very well.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Larry
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We just finished remodeling our basement into a game room and this chair is perfect for the room. The color matches beautifully, the ottoman adds to the comfort, and is sturdy for this type of room. While the height is lower than advertised, its value is still there and will work well.
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I am a petite woman and find many chairs leave my feet well off the floor when I sit down! This chair allows me to sit with comfort. It has become by favorite. I will push back and read for hours. I just love it!
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By Betty
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There were no specific directions on putting the chair together. I had to go by pictures. After putting the chair together it was very uncomfortable to sit in where the small of your back is. I returned the chair needless to say. Had to take the chair apart and fit it back in the box that it came in. Could not return the chair to a store, plus had to pay the shipping charges to send it back which cost me $60 some odd dollars. This chair was not in a store that I could sit in it and try it out. It had to be ordered online. Needless to say I will never order anything online from B J's Wholesale again. Very disappointed customer!!!
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By Laura
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I like the chair very much. The height was advertized as 18.5 inches and it is only 15. That was one of the reasons I selected the chair. Instructions were a little challenging.
Love it
By happy Jim
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1. it was on sale which attracted me. 2. it was delivered as promised, 3. Had bit of problem with assembly, but overcame4. Looks great in my family room, color and comfort wise.5. It has become gramp's chair, so everyone vacates it when I enter the room.Not so great.....I want to buy another at the same price for my place in fla. I paid [$] and now it is [$]. That was my deal of the year. If you get a return, I will take it. :)
Sits too low to the floor
By Linda
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Will never order from a catelog again...once assembled I found that it sat so low to the floor that no one over 40 could get out of it, had to take it apart, pack it back in the box, get the 45 pound box back to ship it out to UPS, pay the UPS charges of $30.00 out of pocket and wait 10 days for a credit, that I still have not received. Not worth the agrivation.
Good quality
By Larry comforter
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The height could be better.It sits to low to the floor.
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A gentle girl is thriving in a new loving home, thanks to the BC SPCA's animal-loving supporters. Ruby, a Nova Scotia duck toller mix who came into the care of the West Vancouver SPCA via the BC SPCA's Drive for Lives program from Williams Lake, has received the medical care she needed and has been adopted by the North Vancouver family who fostered her during her care and recovery.
"The family started fostering her and absolutely fell in love with her. They say she is their perfect match and love her dearly – and the feeling certainly seems mutual," says West Vancouver SPCA manager Dragana Hajdukovic. "Ruby enjoys all the North Shore trails and parks and is a little local celebrity, but she adores the attention. We just want to thank the public for their generosity and for helping this sweet girl get the care she needed."
Ruby's medical bills added up to more than $2,000, and donors came through with the necessary amount – $2,300 – within 12 days.
Original story posted on: March 28, 2014Gem of a dog needs help to get necessary procedure
A sweet girl with a heart of gold needs help to have a better life. Ruby, a Nova Scotia duck toller mix, originally came into the BC SPCA's care in Williams Lake as a stray, where it was discovered that she needed a lot of expensive medical care. She then travelled to the West Vancouver branch via the BC SPCA's Drive for Lives program. A gentle soul who has won the hearts of everyone at the shelter, Ruby is estimated to be about five-and-a-half years old.
"She was a shy, insecure girl who sought comfort in anyone who paid attention to her. But since being in her foster home, she has simply blossomed," says branch manager Dragana Hajdukovic, noting Ruby was underweight when she first arrived in West Vancouver. "She has gained over 10 pounds already! She enjoys her walks and just lounging with her foster family."
Ruby needed emergency spay surgery upon her arrival, as there were abnormalities with her reproductive system. Her teeth also appear as though they have been trimmed, a procedure that unfortunately, still exists with retrieving dogs so they don't crush or injure the birds they're sent to retrieve, Hajdukovic notes.
A dental specialist confirmed that Ruby needs root canals performed on all four of her canine teeth – the ones that appear trimmed.
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The Board hears appeals concerning the assessed values of state-assessed properties, private railroad cars, and taxable properties owned by local governments but located outside their boundaries. The Board also hears appeals of timber tax decisions and welfare exemption claim denials. While disputes may be resolved through discussion with BOE staff, the Board makes the ultimate decision on all property tax appeals.
In 2010-11, taxpayers filed 36 property tax appeals with the Board:
- 33 petitions from state-assessed public utilities and
- 3 private railroad car companies, but
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Property tax appeals conferences precede any Board hearing on the appeal and are a means of clarifying and narrowing issues, exchanging information and records, and facilitating resolution of legal and valuation issues. The information elicited at the appeals conferences enable appeals attorneys to draft accurate and complete hearing summaries and recommendations for the Board's consideration in making decisions on these petitions.
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Occupying Rogers Arena on Wednesday night, the day before non-opening day, was the most famous Canadian of all, Justin Bieber. One of his adoring fans, with a black marker, scrawled graffiti of love on a wall: a big heart that enclosed the words, "J.B. concert, Oct. 10/2012 - Simran Mann." Her choice of positioning was poor, given that where she exuded her passion was a memorial area to Rick Rypien, who committed suicide last year. An online mob, predictably, attacked the girl, and she closed down her Twitter account.
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We didn't buy there for the golf course anyway. We got a great deal on a beautiful home, great neighbors and live on a lake where we can dock our plane. When I am there I walk the cart path around the golf course so we are still happy. Would make a great go cart track! LOL
Thanks for the info, I will pass that along to the neighbors.
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#106 Oct 22, 2009
Lived here since last year. By far the best place to live in Florida. You think it's overpriced here, try spending ten years (like I did) in Miami/Ft. Lauderdale. This place is a hidden gem. I hope it stays undiscovered until I can afford to buy and retire here.
#107 Oct 23, 2009
I got news for you DrakeyJ. Punta Gorda has already been discovered.
#108 Aug 9, 2010
I have lived in Ponta Gorda for 34 years and let me tell.... This place sucks big time. There is nothing for young people to do. If you are over the age of 50 or older fine live here. if you younger then 50 run while you can and dont look back. The fishing sucks and tooo many northeners come down here and hog our roads and hafe of them can not drive.
#109 Aug 9, 2010
Time for you to leave Donald...go in peace and fine happiness elsewhere...this place is great.........
#110 Aug 16, 2010
I presently live in Port Charlotte, Fl. a hop, Skip & a Jump from Deep Creek. It's a very nice area. Reasonable Home Prices. I live In Kings Gate and thinking of selling my home to move closer to work. As a former Chicagoan It's a great place to live.
#111 Aug 18, 2010
Do you read the newspaper, or just form your own arrogant decision, while resting your elbows on the local bar?.
Why does Florida rank number three in foreclosures?
And why did the news report, that the State of Florida is dismayed, over the results of the 2010 Census that the white American no longer is coming to Florida.
Their increases in population stems from immigrants from other countries.
And if it's so wonderful, a friend of mine paid 250k for his house. Now it is appraised for 89k.If he can sell it, all he wants to see, is a sign saying "you are now leaving Florida"
If I knew who you were, I would buy you a news paper, because your to cheap to buy, and read one your self.
#112 Aug 18, 2010
From your words, you indicate that everyone here came from a housing market, much higher than PG.
If you didn't live in PGI, and have your little social click, maybe a nice foreclosure would be right up your alley. Just forget the people that once loved their home as well, but thanks to people like you, are now homeless.
After all it's paradise...for the rich and famous. I question how much did you donate to help those less fortunate than you.
Or were you the one wearing a thousand dollar plus gold chain around your neck, begging the Salvation Army for food...I still have you golf course photo.
#113 Aug 18, 2010
Didn't you read the newspaper about Florida and the 2010 census...more than a LOT of them are.
Pls turn out the light, and take down the flag when the language is all Foreign!
#114 Aug 18, 2010
If your heart can stand the shock, see what it's worth now. It seems to me,that your one of the greedy.
Just have it appraised now,and repost.
#115 Aug 18, 2010
Here it has a different name "Dark Creek"
Keep looking.
#116 Aug 18, 2010
Then why are you actively selling
#117 Oct 24, 2010
Thanks "O"
#118 Oct 24, 2010
Tin can tourist - You sound very bitter and maybe even angry. Glad you are a tourist and won't be hanging around FL.
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#120 Jan 21, 2012
After bush I lost my job and then my house.
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#122 May 24, 2012
Really Murphy's law??? It's whatever can go wrong will go wrong I believe your thinking of newton's 3rd law of motion??? Not real estate
#123 Nov 9, 2012
We just bought a home in Deep Creek on Barcelona. We are looking forward to semi-retiring as a Floridian.
#124 Dec 5, 2012
After Ky, you will love it. A lot of people here from Ky
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Ms Kentucky wrote:
We just bought a home in Deep Creek on Barcelona. We are looking forward to semi-retiring as a Floridian.
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After Ky, you will love it. A lot of people here from Ky
We moved to Punta Gorda a little over a year ago from Kentucky. We love it! Yes the summer was hot but I was in KY visiting last June and it was 103 degrees there! Welcome to PG!
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The transfer of assets to a living trust does not avoid the liabilities of the owners of the property so long as the trust is revocable and the owners still retain the control and benefits of the property. California will also not allow you to transfer your assets to an irrevocable trust to avoid paying your creditors, even if you give up all rights and benefits over the property.
His ex-wife should not be able to garnish your wages to pay his child support.
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A living trust will not protect your assets in the way you are hoping. Because you retain control over everything in the living trust, the assets are not protected. Instead, you need to get a good family law attorney to help you modify the child support agreement. Trying to hide your assets will only get you into trouble.
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What you want to do by "hiding" assets is not going to work. What it sounds like is that she convinced a court to impute 10k worth of income to him. The increase two years ago sounds like it went unopposed. A spouses income is not normally attached.
Your best bet is to hire a WA attorney and try and modify the child support order to guideline child support using current income. You need to over come how the income was imputed but it is not impossible.
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