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4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms with sweeping views of the valley. Peaceful Location, Mature Gardens, 10 min stroll to the local village with shops
This is a charming property full of character, and beautifully furnished. You have the feel of the 17th century, but all the upgrades and comfort of home. Ideal for those seeking relaxation and outdoor activities. So whether you are a couple on your honeymoon, friends on vacation, or a family wanting some quality time together, there is something for everyone to enjoy at La Borie Grande.
4 large bedrooms. Master bedroom with king-size bed has its own en-suite, double wardrobes dressing table and a fabulous view of the valley and of the raised terrace below! A further double bedroom with a french relaxed feel about it over looks the orchard. There are 2 bright twin bedrooms with open views of the gardens and the beauty beyond. A separate shower room upstairs and a downstairs bathroom with a corner bath and double wash basins. The delightful kitchen feels like home from home and has all the modern appliances, including an oven, hob, dishwasher, fridge, etc and the french doors open out onto the breakfast terrace with an undercover seating area.
There is a separate cool laundry room which has a washing machine, fridge freezer, iron and board and ample shelf storage.
The very large, bright living area has a beautiful antique table and chairs, seating 8 comfortably, piano, and a dresser. There is also an inglenook fireplace, with a widescreen tv, dvd player and selection of dvd's, 2 sofas and 2 armchairs. This leads out onto the raised terrace which looks over the open fields, where the deer graze happily away!
Set in 80 acres of secluded meadow and woodland, a safe and peaceful environment with large mature gardens surrounding the property on all sides with fantastic views over-looking the countryside. Lots of walks in the cool and peaceful woods. Shaded private terraces for outside dining with a lovely middle terrace with a pizza oven and BBQ. The secluded and enclosed swimming pool area has a beautiful oak Pavilion to relax inside from the heat of the day, or chilling out with a good book. Fruit and nut trees, honey suckle pergolas, lavender pathways, shaded hammocks ... all for you to enjoy, relax and explore! Just a 10 min stroll to our local Bastide village, Villefranche du Perigord, has many shops, cafes and restaurants. It is one of the oldest and prettiest Bastide villages, dating back to the 12th Century, which still has its cobbled streets with tiny alleyways and large covered market square. A real step back in time, where you can enjoy the fresh produce from the friendly local people. It is only 12 mins from Monpazier, 30 mins from Sarlat, Beynac, and the Dordogne river. Great place for cycling with quiet roads.
Top Traveller Review
Wonderful house, grounds, location and hosts
About the Owner
About Tracy Scott
My husband and I and 2 girls moved here nearly 14 years ago. As soon as we saw this beautiful house and old stunning barn within the grounds, we immediately fell in love with not only the place but also the surrounding area which is steeped in history and beauty! We simply just couldn't go back! It truly is a step back in time!
Come and experience it for yourself.
Why Tracy Scott chose Perigord Noir
Off the beaten track, yet close enough within walking distance to the local friendly village with plenty of shops, boulangeries, butchers, cafes, restaurants, mini-marts, bank, tourist office etc.
No passing traffic, safe haven for everybody to enjoy the peace and quiet and all the wildlife and feel totally relaxed. A great base to do some serious sightseeing!
What makes this house unique
The most amazing views and sunsets and stars that go on and on forever..........
Guestbook comments from the owner
We all had such a wonderful time here.
Heaven does exist!!!
The photos really don't do it justice at all!! There is so much space to just chill out and relax!! My advice to anyone wishing to come here would be book early...... you really wont be disappointed by anything!!
Thanks Tracy x
Our 4th year here - that says it all!!! A place to simply just chill out and watch life go slowly by!! Great safe environment for the kids, so much to do in the gardens alone - and great hammock for the adults! See you again soon!!
Fantastic place. Everything we dreamed of in a holiday. Wonderful discreet family on site who gave us lots of useful information. Have already booked our holiday here for next year, can't come soon enough.
Guestbook comments from the owner
We all had such a wonderful time here.
Heaven does exist!!!
The photos really don't do it justice at all!! There is so much space to just chill out and relax!! My advice to anyone wishing to come here would be book early...... you really wont be disappointed by anything!!
Thanks Tracy x
Our 4th year here - that says it all!!! A place to simply just chill out and watch life go slowly by!! Great safe environment for the kids, so much to do in the gardens alone - and great hammock for the adults! See you again soon!!
Fantastic place. Everything we dreamed of in a holiday. Wonderful discreet family on site who gave us lots of useful information. Have already booked our holiday here for next year, can't come soon enough.
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Wonderful house, grounds, location and hosts
We enjoyed a wonderful week at La Borie Grande. We were an extended family group and the size of the house, different areas outside, and the gardens meant that we all felt we had plenty of space to enjoy together, or alone! The local town is lovely, and Tracy and family couldn't be more helpful hosts. A week just wasn't long enough!
An absolute gem!
We booked this property by the beautiful photographs and were amazed when we arrived just how stunning it is in real life! The house is just fantastic! The rooms are huge all with outstanding views over the countryside. The outside space was beyond our expectations, from the gardens to the outside pizza oven and bbq area to the gorgeous decking that we spent many a night sat watching the sunset while sampling the local vin! Having our own private swimming pool was fantastic and it was always spotlessly clean. Tracy and her family are so lovely and helpful, they went above and beyond to help us plan trips and were even there in an instant when we couldn't light the pizza oven. Please don't hesitate to book this wonderful property, you will not regret it!
Fabulous house
On arrival, we were kindly greeted by Tracy and a wonderful 'Welcome Pack'. The house is absolutely stunning. All the rooms are large and spacious as are the grounds which are kept so immaculate.
Our first week was my husband and I and our 4 children, aged from 4-16 yrs old. There was so much on site to keep them all occupied with a fab park, badminton and boules courts, and the endless walks in the woods and chasing after the butterflies and squirrels in the garden - it was hard to drag them away to see the sites around.
Coming back to the pool was such a delight! It is completely safe being fenced and gated and a hedge all around so you are totally private.
My parents joined us for our 2nd week and loved chilling out in all the shady places for 'book reading' and spending the evenings chatting while cooking on the bbq and watching the amazing sunsets and we have never seen so many stars!!!
We all agreed we have never enjoyed a holiday so much or felt as relaxed.
Thank you so much x
Beautiful with breath taking views
The borie grande was beautiful and clean with everything you could wish for and more. The pool area was perfect - safe for the kids (4 and 5) and relaxing for the adults. The views from the house are amazing and the dining area over looking the forest and hills was picture perfect. There was plenty to do in the local area (the caves in padirac definitely worth a visit) and the fact that the house was a 10min walk to the gorgeous town was perfect.
Tracy and her family were helpful, friendly and on hand if we needed anything, but the way in which the house was situated it felt like we were the only ones there.
I loved it and can see why Tracy has settled there in that perfect part of France.
Thank you for such a fab holiday.
Fantastic family holiday at La Borie Grande
We had a fantastic family holiday at La Borie Grande! Perfect for the toddlers as pool not at all accessible without adult present. Quite surroundings with fab local amenities and activities. Rural and away from it all, this was the perfect spot. Plenty to explore or just stay local and enjoy. Tracy and family were so welcoming and literature all very personal and insightful local knowledge which was super helpful. Night markets a must and very helpful local tourist office in Villefranche. Easy commute from Bergerac. Stunning local scenery. Villa is very well kept and lovingly restored, and owners mindfully unintrusive and easy going. Was lovely to have them close for questions if we had them. Highly recommend.
Truly wonderful !
From our initial enquiry through to our departure Tracy and her family helped to make our holiday such a memorable and relaxing 2 weeks. We arrived to a heatwave that lasted the 2 weeks but the house was a cool retreat and the pool was brilliant. There are many beautiful oak pergolas and shaded areas and the views and gardens are spectacular and beautifully maintained. It is a short walk into the town which is very picturesque. We would like to thank the whole family at La Borie Grande for sharing their home with us and being such wonderful hosts.
From the Owner
"Off the beaten track, yet close enough within walking distance to the local friendly village with plenty of shops, boulangeries, butchers, cafes, restaurants, mini-marts, bank, tourist office etc. No passing traffic, safe haven for everybody to enjoy the peace and quiet and all the wildlife and feel totally relaxed. A great base to do some serious sightseeing!"
Activity and Interests
Arcachon is within 3 hours from here.
Dordogne river - 25 mins.
Chateaux/caves - 15 mins
Water parks - 30 mins
Markets - everywhere!
Bergerac airport is 50 mins away. Car hire available and is essential. There are at least 3 different car hire companies at this airport. RyanAir & Flybe flying in from Southampton, Stansted, Leeds Bradford, Liverpool, Edinburgh.
Bordeaux and Limoges airports are 2hrs 30 mins away.
Villefranche du Perigord is 1.5kms away and is one of the oldest and prettiest Bastide villages in the Dordogne. It has many shops including 2 boulangeries, 2 butchers, 3 mini-marts, atm machine, hairdressers, gift shop, tourist office etc and a weekly market.
Monpazier is 12 kms away.
Sarlat is 40 mins drive away. In summer the Square will have musicians and street entertainers adding to the atmosphere.
Canoeing is 30 - 40 mins away.
Castles & caves - 30 - 40 mins away
Further Details:
The Dordogne has so much to offer, you will return year after year!
Discreet owners live on site who can help with any questions, queries or places to visit.
A magnificent walled medieval hill top village with fantastic views over the Dordogne valley. The spectacular grotto is well worth a visit and immerse yourself in the history of the Knights Templar and their close association with the village
Le ROQUE GAGEAC
A spectacular village carved into the cliff. The myriad of cobbled streets quaint shops and restaurants provide a perfect backdrop to a sail down the Dordogne and the perfect place for a refreshment as the sun goes down.
This medieval and walled town has been the backdrop to many movies and is an outstanding example of architecture beauty. The many twisting and cobbled streets will inevitably lead you to a fabulous restaurant, chic boutique or magnificent spot to watch the world go by.
Situated approx. 45 minutes away is the town of BUGUE, which has a fantastic aquarium, with not only fish but anacondas, pythons, Caimons and fish to stroke! Further a field why not try Park Walibi at Agen, approx. 2 hrs drive which has an adventure land that will keep the children happy all day long.
A beautiful chateau with exquisite gardens situated overlooking the Dordogne valley and river. The walks around this magnificent house and its gardens are breathtaking, and to capture the romance try the Thursday evening candle lit, and stroll around and listen to the live romantic music wafting over the valley. Also, around the gardens are activities for children to become involved in and a great maze!
One of the most impressive chateau in the region is 45 minutes from the house and with breathtaking views it is a perfect place for a picnic
LASCAUX cave contain the oldest existing cave drawing depicted by medieval man, Approx 2 hrs drive but well worth a visit.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
|Rental Period
|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
27 May 2017 - 30 Jun 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
1 Jul 2017 - 1 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
2 Sep 2017 - 30 Sep 2017
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
1 Apr 2018 - 27 Apr 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
28 Apr 2018 - 25 May 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
26 May 2018 - 29 Jun 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
30 Jun 2018 - 7 Sep 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
8 Sep 2018 - 28 Sep 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
29 Sep 2018 - 28 Oct 2018
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
My Standard Rate
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
|Refundable Damage Deposit
Booking Notes:
When making a booking, a third of the total cost of the holiday is required - this is non-refundable.
The remaining balance is due 8 weeks prior to your arrival along with a returnable damage deposit for £400.
Changeover Day:
Our changeover day is Saturday. Arrival time is from 4pm and departure time is 10am.
We are flexible on changeover days out of high season - please ask.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- 100% refund for cancellations more than 60 days before check-in date.
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From the Owner
"The most amazing views and sunsets and stars that go on and on forever.........."
Property Type
- house
- Away From It All
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Air Conditioning
- Fireplace
- Hair Dryer
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room ...
- Parking
- Towels Provided
- Washing Machine
- Wood Stove
- Dishes & Utensils
- Dishwasher
- Freezer
- Kitchen ...
- Microwave
- Oven
- Pantry Items
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining Area
- Books ...
- DVD Player ...
- Ping Pong Table
- Satellite / Cable
- Television ...
- Toys ...
Pool / Spa
- Heated Pool
- Private Pool ...
- wheelchair inaccessible
Location Type
- rural
- village
- autumn foliage
- caves
- churches
- cinemas
- forests
- library
- live theatre
- museums
- playground
- pond
- restaurants
- theme parks
- water parks
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- horse riding
- paddle boating
- scenic drives
- sight seeing
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- groceries
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- fishing
- golf
- hiking
- mountain biking
- mountain climbing
- rafting
- caving
- swimming
- tennis
- Shower room 1 - Shower Enclosure
- Shower room 2 - Shower Enclosure
- Bathroom 1 - Toilet, Bath (no shower)
- Bathroom 1 is ensuite to the master bedroom, with a shower, wash basin, wc and hairdryer. Bathroom 2 has a shower, wash basin, wc and hair dryer. Bahroom 3 is downstairs, with a corner bath, double wash basin, wc and hair-dryer.
- 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Cot
- Bedroom 2
- Bedroom 3
- Bedroom 4
- Description of sleeping capacity: Sleeps 8 (4 Bedrooms) plus a baby. Notes on bedrooms: Master bedroom with king size bed and en-suite shower room. Large built in wardrobes. Fantastic view of the valley. 2 Large Twin bedrooms with views of the gardens. Gorgeous Double Bedroom which overlooks the orchard. Wooden cot available with foam matress.
- Terrace
- Golf ...
- Kayak / Canoe
- Garden ...
- Barbecue
- Tennis ...
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 8
- Max. adults: 8
- Parties/events not allowed
- Pets not allowed
- Smoking allowed ...
- Notes on accommodation: Discreet owners live on site who are on hand if needed to help with any questions or queries. Outside: The property is approached up a tree-lined driveway into mature gardens, lavendar pathways lead down to the lower level private terraces. Under the wisteria arch takes you to the Heated 10m x 5m swimming pool with roman steps and diving board. The area is enclosed and hedged for total privacy, beautifully landscaped with mature plants and shrubs. There are plenty of sun loungers and parasols, and a stunning oak Pavilion with relaxing furniture when you want to hide from the heat of the day! There is a large enclosed children's play area with swings, slide, trampoline, sand pit and table tennis. A Boules area and Badminton Court with seating. You can enjoy beautiful peaceful walks both in and around the 80 acre grounds. In the evening, simply watch the sun go down and the world go by in this wonderful location! The dining area is charming and bright, seats 8 around an antique table with chairs a piano, wooden dresser and drinks cabinet. The door takes you outside where you can sit and relax in total privacy on the raised terrace to watch the world go by and the sun go down! The dining area is charming and bright, seats 8 around an antique table with chairs a piano, wooden dresser and drinks cabinet. The door takes you outside where you can sit and relax in total privacy on the raised terrace to watch the world go by. Utility room has a large fridge/freezer, washing machine, ironing board and iron, ample storage space. All e


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I am a mom of 3 well 4 if you count my husband lol. I have decided to have a tt with lipo on inner thighs and hips/flanks. I also have RA and fibromyalgia and my "double bubble" as my doctor put is putting alot of strain on my joints. That is partaially why I am doing this. I also hate that I have to spend a ton of money to buy clothes that still don't really fit because I have big hips and a smaller waist and nothing fits right I'm tired of feeling miserable in my own body.
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The Lexus LS400 brake calipers (1995-2000 models) are more powerful 4-piston calipers that are also lightweight compared to stock sc300/sc400 and mkiv Supra NA calipers. They stop these cars a lot better, were designed to stop the ls400 cars from 150pmh to ZERO mph, and are easy to install. Here is how I did mine:
1) Remove your wheels and lug nuts
2) Our Brake Calipers are held in place by TWO 17mm bolts. Unscrew these and the brake caliper is now loose and slides off the brake rotor (aka disc). Since the lug nuts are off and you've just removed the brake caliper, there is nothing securing the brake rotor (aka disc) in place. So, slide the brake rotor off the wheel studs and replace it with a LS400 brake rotor.
3) Put the wheel lug-nuts on and hand tighten to keep the new LS400 brake rotor steady & secure.
4) Make sure you Hammered/Bent/Cut parts of the sc300 brake dust shield to fit the LS400 brake calipers & rotors.
5) Place LS400 calipers on the rotor and align the TWO mounting holes. Install TWO LS400 17mm Brake Caliper bolts (shorter than sc300 ones) and torque them to 87 ft/lbs of torque.
6) Disconnect your stock brake lines from the sc300 brake caliper (2-piston inferior design) and screw that same bolt-brake line into your LS400 calipers = very simple. You're just plugging the same brake line, that was in the sc300 caliper, into the LS400 caliper.
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Onee-sama.. is.. is a guy?!
Uh.. oh..
This is more of a Mariya episode actually, as the episode starts with her dreaming about a past event where she fell down a cliff and Mizuho saves her, she wakes up at the climax and starts to sneeze. The next day, she's come down with a cold which obviously worries Mizuho, but Mariya starts to avoid him as her feelings are getting more and more stormy.
In the meantime, Mizuho bumps in to Takako in the library, where an overexcited Takako asks Mizuho to take the part of the male partner of those who don't have one in the dance night to be held soon under the supervision of the Student Council, to which Mizuho easily agrees.
Attack from the front!
In the end, Mizuho takes Kei's "Shoumen toppa" advice and confronts Mariya in the form of wiping the sweat off her body which results in Mariya asking him out for a date on the upcoming Sunday. The date comes and they both have fun the whole day, ending with Mariya realising her true relationship with Mizuho.
At school, Takako is returning home late after a day's worth of hard work and Hisako-sensei, passing by, warns her to be careful since some untoward events have been happening lately. On her way out, Takako is assaulted by two men who want to kidnap her, but luckily, Mizuho and Mariya, coming back from their date, saves her. However, Mizuho's shirt was ripped at the chest area during the encounter leading to Takako's realisation of Mizuho's true gender….
So finally, the secret's out. I can safely say that Mariya's out of the running with this episode and the show is heading towards a Takako ending, but it depends on how Takako's going take the fact that "Onee-sama" is a guy and has been disguising all this while. From the looks of it, it seems that the secret will be made public and Mizuho's going to leave the school after the dance night, from what the preview says. But logistics-wise aside, I'm more interested to see how would Takako take the fact that her crush and rescuer is a guy who's been pretending as a girl all this while.
Other things I'd like make note of is how Mizuho seems to be actually not interested in both girls romantically, as he treats them more of friends rather than looking at them in a romantic light. One could say he's quite a bit clueless about this things. Nevertheless, he still cares for them in his own ways and I was impressed at his martial arts skills when he fought off the two kidnappers.
Mariya is also an awesome character as well, and I've finally come to like her a bit after this episode. I can't deny I felt a bit of springing towards the Mariya camp fo a bit throughout the episode. Kudos to the writers for wrapping up her character quite well in the final closing curtains of this show.
Anyways the final episode is on Christmas Eve… how fitting. Expect me to spend Christmas blogging about this, XD.


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WINNIPEG — Has 18-year-old Mark Scheifele made the Winnipeg Jets?
It's sure starting to sound like it based on Friday night's impact performance — again — at the MTS Centre.
Scheifele scored a game-tying, third-period power-play goal, his fourth in five pre-season games, and had the sold-out crowd of 15,004 on its feet once again.
The Jets eventually lost 3-2 in a shootout to the Nashville Predators, but the result was hardly the story.
Is the decision made that the team's first-round draft pick from June, after just one year of major junior, is going to stick?
Jets coach Claude Noel paused when presented the question, then said this: "You'd have to ask him, kind of. I think what you should ask him is if he's signed."
Scheifele seemed to indicate after the game there was nothing to report on the matter, yet.
Back to Noel, who continued his answer.
"I'd like to say this: I love the kid. I absolutely love the kid. And I think our whole organization does," the head coach said. "He scored again tonight. Look at the stats from the league. He's a pretty good player.
"I've seen enough, let's put it that way, to know that over the course of games that I've watched him that he's an excellent player. And I don't only look at what he presents, such as skill and stuff like that. But it's his mind that's so sharp. We've got some smart players … that's what I'm watching."
Jets captain Andrew Ladd was asked if Scheifele did enough in training camp, and he just smiled.
"How many points did he have? Eight, eight points in five games? I think he's done enough," said Ladd, who also scored Friday. "It seems like every game he seems to come up big. I think it's the little things he does away from the puck that a lot of people don't realize how mature he is for his age. That makes him stand out for me.
"He's made it a tough decision on management and I wouldn't count him out being here on Oct. 9."
Scheifele was once again grinning from ear to ear after Friday's game. The native of Kitchener, Ont., said the decision on "making" the team isn't up to him.
"I don't know. It's all up to the staff and the coaches," he said. "I just wanted to work my hardest and play my game and I think I did a pretty good job. It's not in my hands anymore.
"I worked my hardest and I'm happy with my effort, for sure."
Will he sign before Tuesday's NHL deadline for junior-aged players to have contracts, or be sent back?
"I don't know. I have no idea," he said. "I don't really understand the whole contract thing. I don't really know what's going to happen. I trust my agent, that he'll do whatever's best for me.
"Hopefully something can get done. I want to be here so bad."
During the third period of Friday's game, Scheifele was caught for slashing, in the offensive zone no less, and was in the box when Nashville's David Legwand gave the Preds a 2-1 lead. He was also on the ice for Cal O'Reilly's first-period goal for Nashville.
But redemption was not far away. At 13:07 of the third period, Scheifele gathered up a loose puck from the corner, swung out to the faceoff circle, and when he could find no passing options, or any Nashville checkers bothering him for that matter, he whipped a hard, low wrist shot off the far post to tie the game.
Then the fans started chanting his name. Again.
"I was happy," he said. "That's the second time it's happened to me since the first game, so it's an unbelievable feeling and it just put an even bigger smile on my face after that goal."


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What are the Traffic Rules for Car, Motor Vehicle or Four Wheeler's in India?
Traffic Rules for Drivers of Car, Motor Vehicle or Four Wheeler'sWhen driving always carry your driving license and important documents such as your vehicle registration certificate, insurance certificate, road tax & P.U.C certificate
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Members of the Australian Queensland Police Service are cracking down on links between journalists who are revealing secrets the police prefer remain secrets. Mick Barnes of the Queensland Police Union, says "every time somethng that appears in teh media that's of some sensitive nature to the police service or the government, they try to work out how the media has got hold of this." This results in police checking into personal records of members of the press. It is also believed the bank records and private telephone calls of members of the press and media are being accessed by the police.
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I was doing a flower search to try and remember how to spell hydrangea for a list of my favorite flowers and I ran across this site. After browsing it, I knew I had to share it with you, because it's pretty awesome.
There are several ways to browse this site. You can use the alphabetical listing at the top of the page, or browse via the listing of popular flowers on the main page, or you can browse via the categories on the side menu.
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Founded in Paris in 1837, Hermès is an unlikely contender for the title of London's best-loved leather label. Yet while its importance to our French cousins is up there with Notre Dame and La Tour Eiffel, London's love affair with the fashion house is also one that runs deep.
The current focus of an exhibition at the Royal Academy which charts the Hermès story from horses — the brand began life as a saddlery workshop — to haute couture, Hermès remains the clear-cut favourite with the capital's style set, who for almost a century have been happy to pay the premium required for its leathery lovelies. Since arriving in London in the early 20th century, "a little something from Hermès" — be it a Kelly (named after Grace Kelly), a Birkin (after Jane Birkin) or a Constance — remains the ultimate gift for fashion lovers. A pair of leather gloves gifted to the Queen (then Princess Elizabeth) and, less romantically, a leather wheelbarrow, a gift from the Duke of Windsor to Wallis Simpson, are among items on display at the Royal Academy.
Cementing London's long-standing relationship with the label, the exhibition will also feature a limited edition England bag (pictured), which is to be auctioned at Christie's after the exhibition closes.
Here, London's most stylish bag aficionados talk us through their love story with the label.
Hermès Leather Forever, 6 Burlington Gardens, W1, until May 27. Free
Antonia Showering
An art student, Showering is pictured with a Jypsiere bag, which was bought for her as a congratulatory gift by her Uncle Nick when she was accepted into City and Guilds College to study for a BA in painting.
"It was overly generous," says Showering, "but hopefully it's a good investment."
Emma Elwick-Bates
Vogue's market editor is pictured with her Constance — a gift from her husband to celebrate their first Christmas. "It's difficult to match the thrill of opening a beribboned Hermès box," says Bates.
"I saw one on a shoot in New York and returned full of anecdotes. He [Bates's husband] remembered!"
Anna Blessman
Artist Anna Blessman is pictured with her black Clémence. The bag was a birthday gift, bought for her by her husband, the graphic designer Peter Saville.
"I spent a lot of time deliberating over the perfect bag," says Blessman. "It's elegant, with a charmingly kinky fastening strap which is very Hermès."
Paula Reed
Grazia's style director is pictured with a Constance. She also owns a Kelly bag, which is engraved with the words "For Paula Reed, a great Kelly bag lover". Reed, a self-confessed Hermès addict, fell for the label following a tour of the brand's factory in 1994. Having been put off making her first Hermès purchase by her husband, who suggested she get a PC instead, Reed finally got her hands on a Kelly bag after the birth of her second child.
"My mum and I looked out the bedroom window as this orange box was carried up the path. Sixteen years on, the bag has had a new strap and is currently in the 'Hermès spa' receiving a facelift. Most things in life date. My Kelly bag never does."
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High-end Tesla Model S could be the most efficient EV in the land
Tesla is set to put its Model S all-electric sedan on the market a few months ahead of schedule, with the first customer deliveries taking place next month. Another bit of good news for Tesla and the people who are waiting for their Model S to take up residence in their driveway has surfaced.
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There has been confusion on the driving range for a fully charged Model S, mostly because multiple numbers have been thrown around since the vehicle was first unveiled. The driving range has been at different times said to be 160-miles, 230-miles, and 300-miles depending upon the size of the battery pack installed. Tesla also recently noted that the car was able to achieve a 320-mile driving range on a full charge in the EPA's 2-cycle driving test.
The new 265-mile range for the window sticker is based on the EPA's new five-cycle test. If Tesla is able to land that 265-mile driving range on the EPA's new test, the Model S will be massively superior to other electric vehicles, such as the
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The real world driving distance will likely vary significantly, depending on where the vehicle is operated and how heavy the driver's right foot is.
The Model S is also available with smaller 40 kWh or 60 kWh battery packs. The
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For the first time since 2000, the Wright State women's soccer team has advanced to the Horizon League finals, defeating Detroit 3-2 in the semifinals Friday in Milwaukee.
Senior midfielder Jen Agueci opened the scoring at the 6:58 mark of the first half as she played out wide and then cut inside for the goal, her fourth of the season. Sophomore midfielder Sarah Gross provided the assist, her first of the year.
Detroit, though, evened the score on a goal by Rebekah Dornbos seven minutes later and it stayed that way until the Raiders regained the lead at the 60:09 mark of the second half. Freshman forward Tiffany Wehmeyer put WSU back in front as she scored her second goal of the year off a rebound, with senior forward Brittany Persaud recording the assist.WSU then added an insurance goal nine minutes later as senior forward Katie Broerman recorded her second goal of the season on another assist by Persaud, giving her 11 on the year.
Persaud's 11 assists in 2011 are a new school record, eclipsing the previous record of 10 set by Persaud a season ago and originally set by Sharon Roscoe in 2001. Persaud, who was named First Team All-Horizon League earlier this week, now has 24 assists in her three-year Raider career, also a school record.
Detroit (12-6-2) closed the deficit to one with a Sarah Dzuris goal at the 75:43 mark, but the Raiders held on from there for the win.
For the match, Wright State outshot the Titans 15-12 despite a 9-1 Detroit differential in corner kicks.
With the victory, WSU advances the Horizon League finals for the first time since defeating Detroit 1-0 in the semifinals at Alumni Field on November 7, 2000. The Raiders won the tournament that year, the final of a three-year run of league titles.
The win also allowed Wright State (10-7-3) to reach the 10-win plateau in each of head coach Pat Ferguson's seven seasons at the helm. It is the 14th time that the Raiders have won 10 or more in the program's 28 years overall.
Wright State faces #15 Milwaukee (17-2), a 1-0 winner over Butler in the other semifinal, in the championship Sunday at 2:00 Eastern at Englemann Stadium on the Milwaukee campus. The winner receives an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.


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About half of my time as a UI designer goes into making application wireframes that end up in various powerpoint presentations, low-fi prototypes, GUI specs, and User Stories documents. I'm a big fan of sketchy wireframes since they have the advantage of appearing unpolished (so that users and managers do not think they are final), but they also allow the UI designer to accurately depict the application controls, available screen space, and can generally translate well to higher-fidelity designs if needed.
In the past, I've dabbled with various tools to create screen mockups and designs, however, I keep coming back to Illustrator; partly because it's what I'm most comfortable with, but it also fits well into my workflow. Over the past couple of years, I've spent a lot of time creating wireframes, and I've finally gotten around to making a GUI library of sorts - basically just assembling some of the generic controls, windows, and dialogs that are used in the making of the application sketches. So for those of you using .ai to create wireframes, I'm posting a file that will (hopefully) be helpful in future definition and design efforts.
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On the ride home yesterday from an Arkansas waterfowl hunt, I couldn't help but tabulate the potential gas money for upcoming out of state trips.
Coyotes lying dead along the road soon would be money in the tank with a $25 coyote bounty looming. Pennsylvania lawmakers, not the Pennsylvania Game Commission, look to offer a bounty for the coyote here in the keystone state in the name of saving deer.
The last statement is so absurd that my column could end right there. However, many possess little knowledge on the subject yet clamor to their representatives that the coyote are wiping out the deer.
As a trapper, I have always admired the coyote and in a few instances caught one. The first step of preparing a coyote for market is skinning it, and if it's not done within an hour of death, it is next to impossible.
After that, the meat and gristle must be shaved from the leather of the hide using a draw knife and specially designed beam. If the hide is bloody and/or soiled, washing is then necessary.
Once you have spent well over two hours, it is time to stretch the pelt so that it may dry. Unfortunately you must first stretch the pelt leather out, and depending on humidity and temperature, the time can vary from 6 to 24 hours.
If left to dry too long, the leather will become brittle and not allow reversing the pelt. Fur out is how coyote is marketed, which means each flaw and defect is readily noticeable.
After drying fur out for one to three weeks — once again depending on conditions — one can finally sell the product.
Current market prices range from $10 to well over a $100 for goods from the northern Rockies up into Saskatchewan. A prime early November coyote from our area could demand $40, possibly $50 if it is pale, which few are.
Those shot several times with rifle rounds designed for big game are virtually worthless to the fur industry.
Although there is little money in it, Pennsylvania trappers and predator callers send thousands of coyote pelts to market each year. Despite it being a fur bearer, the PGC does not classify the coyote as such.
For more than 20 years, the Mosquito Creek Sportsmen's club and other organizations have made good money off cash prize coyote hunts. These hunts began during the initial distribution of the eastern coyote in the name of saving deer.
The possibility of selling an additional 2,000 furtaker licences would yield $40,000 in revenue. For reasons unknown to me, one must only possess a general license to pursue the Wiley coyote.
During these hunts that offer the chance to win $10,000, only a few hundred coyotes are killed. Offering a $25 bounty will do nothing but encourage deceit and the importation of rabies. Coyote populations began to increase in response to man's actions.
As roads improved, automobiles began to travel faster, thus killing more deer. During this same timeframe it became widely accepted to have an outdoor cat. With dinner on the table all winter long, why wouldn't coyotes move east?


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Second Team All-ACC selection...Notched 1,609 digs to finish her career second on the all-time career digs list...Leaves Pitt ranked asNo. 10 all-time in career service aces with 111...Appeared in all 88 team sets played on the season...Selected to the All-Tournament team at the Hampton Inn Invitational...Tallied double-digit digs in 18 consecutive matches...Notched 20 digs against Portland State at the Omni Classic...Named to the Panther Classic All-Tournament Team...Posted 41 digs at the Panther Classic...Collected four service aces against Norfolk State...Named Tournament MVP at the Pitt Panther Invitational...Recorded 51 digs for that tournament and added 13 assists...Double digit digs against the University of South Florida with 16, Sacred Heart with 18 and Delaware with 17...Tied a season-high 20 digs against LIU Brooklyn...Recorded 19 digs against Boston College...Collected 25 digs versus No. 12 North Carolina...Set a season-high of eight assists on the road against both Syracuse and Clemson...Tallied 19 digs and five assists against Florida State...Recorded 19 digs and nine assists versus Louisville...Recorded a season-high 27 digs against Duke...Tallied three assists, one ace and 13 digs at Wake Forest...Recorded three assists, one ace and 17 digs versus Virginia Tech...Notched four assists, one service ace and 15 digs against NC State...Tallied four assists, one ace and 19 digs versus Virginia...Recorded five assists and 17 digs against Louisville.
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Selected to USA VolleyballCollegiateNational Team...Went over 1,000 career digs this season... Notched 542 digs total this year, the sixth most digs in a season in Pitt history...Recorded 15 digs and seven assists in a victory over Arkansas State... Tallied 11 digs and four assists against Missouri... Registered another four assists and 17 digs against South Dakota... Had 14 digs versus Idaho State and 16 in a win over Albany... Put up 15 digs in victory over Northeastern... Contributed 20 digs with one kill at Connecticut...Had 22 digs and five assists at USF... Posted 13 digs and four assists against Purdue... Notched 16 digs and three service aces in win over FAU... Contributed 15 digs and a career-high nine assists against Cornell...Registered 23 kills and three assists in win over Rutgers... Recorded 27 digs against Morehead State...Earned 12 and 17 digs respectively in wins against Clemson and Georgia Tech... Against Virginia, Delaney posted 17 digs and four assists... Tallied 11 digs and eight assists versus Syracuse... Posted 21 digs and four assists against NC State...At Notre Dame, she put up 23 digs to go along with three assists...Posted 19 digs and six assists in win over Wake Forest... Registered 24 digs and five assists against Duke... Notched 10 digs at Syracuse and 20 digs at Boston College... In win over Maryland, Clesen contributed 14 digs and another career-high nine assists... Recorded 18 kills and five assists versus NC State... Had 20 digs, eight assists, and two service aces in win over Virginia... Registered a career-high 31 digs in victory at Virginia Tech.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2012) | 2012 Season Stats
Recorded three assists and 13 digs in a victory over George Washington...Five digs and two assists against Northern Iowa...Contributed another five digs against Purdue...Tallied eight digs versus Howard and 13 at Cleveland State...Posted 11 digs against Sam Houston State...Tallied 14 digs versus Tulane...Had 13 digs against Mississippi State...At the Ball State tournament notched seven digs against Wright State, five digs against both Ball State and Wyoming...Registered nine digs and one assist versus Duquesne...Put up seven digs against Seton Hall...Contributed 10 digs and three assists against Rutgers...Tallied 13 digs against Cincinnati...Posted 11 digs against Louisville...Registered 10 digs, one kill and two attempts versus Marquette...Put up three assists and five digs against Syracuse...Tallied eight digs and one service ace against Georgetown...Posted 15 digs and one attempt against Villanova...Contributed six digs against St. John's...Against Connecticut registered 15 digs and one service ace...Tallied four digs against Notre Dame...Registered seven digs, two service aces and one assist against DePaul...Contributed 13 digs and one assist against South Florida...Contributed nine digs, one assist and one service ace against Robert Morris...Against Seton Hall posted 14 digs...At Villanova posted a career-high 22 digs and two service aces...Had six digs against Marquette in the Big East quarterfinals.
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Played in 31 matches with six starts...Recorded her first career nod on Aug. 27 against Rhode Island...Served as the libero in three matches...Finished second on the team with 288 digs...Averaged 2.53 digs per set...Collected 15 digs or more in five contests, including the last four matches she played in...Registered a season-high 21 digs at Connecticut...Boasted an .890 serving percentage...Ranked third on the squad with 31 service aces...Earned a career-high four aces against New Hampshire...Chipped in 24 assists on the year...Suffered a season-ending injury in the quarterfinals of the Big East Tournament, finishing the match with 15 digs and an ace.
A first team all-conference honoree from suburban Chicago...Served as a libero/defensive specialist of the 2010 Evanston Township High School volleyball team...Nominated captain and MVP on her high school team...Ranked in the state's top-50 players during her senior year...Led the team to a 31-7 record as a setter/hitter in her junior year...Gained the Chicagoland Player of the Week honor twice...Considered an energetic and athletic defender in the Chicago prep league...Helped her under-18 Black Squad with the Sky High Volleyball club gain a national top-10 ranking...Earned varsity letters on the volleyball team for three years...Gained all-conference, all-sectional and all-area honors as a soccer player before focusing on volleyball...Elected as the Senior Class President and nominated for Homecoming Court...Member of school's honor roll...Participated in the local "Best Buddies Program."
Daughter of Shantil and Tom Clesen...Has an older sister, Alex, who played soccer at Loras College (Iowa), an older brother, Troy and a younger sister, Kelsey...Enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.
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Locations Pleasant Hills, PA 15236
Click on one of the people below to find out more information.
Gary joined the Bowser family in 2014 and is excited to work with both new and existing customers. He's been in the automotive industry for 12 years and brings that experience directly to you to ensure you get the best deal possible. He is currently living in Greensburg and enjoys spending time with his daughter.
Dave has been in the car industry for over 20 years. He has a Bachelor's degree in management and finance as well as an MBA in business. He brings both his experience and education to you as a customer to help you get the best deal. Dave lives in Mt. Lebanon with his wife, Katie, and has three kids, AJ, Dominick and Anna, as well as their cat, Frank. Stop by the Pre-Owned showroom today!
John can be found in the GMC-Buick showroom. He's been in the automotive industry for over 25 years. He lives in North Huntingdon with his wife, Michelle, and their four children and two dogs. He is an avid Pittsburgh fan and enjoys spending time with his family. He also has spent 17 years in the fire department.
Zack has been a member of the Bowser family since 2011. He began his career at Bowser in sales and has transitioned in to leading the Business Development team. He and his team work diligently to get answers to our customer's questions. He currently lives in the Baldwin area. On his days off, he loves nothing more than hanging out with his daughter, Rylee, and their dog, Meech.
Janis resides in Pleasant Hills and has been in the automotive industry for over 30 years - most of those years have been with Bowser. She attended Elizabeth Forward High School (Janis Shawl). She enjoys playing golf and softball.
MJ has been in the automotive industry for two years. She lives in Upper St. Clair with her husband, Jack, and has two sons, Jon and Mike. MJ is involved in Pennsylvania Women's Work and in her free time enjoys playing with her dogs. Her primary responsibility is to find the right person to join the Bowser family. Click here to check out our job listings to see if there's a place for you.
Have you been in an accident and are in need of a quality body shop to repair your car? Just stop by Bowser's Collision Center located on Route 51 South in Jefferson Hills. John and his staff are ready to make your car look like the accident never happened.
Andrew has been with the Bowser family since 2014. He brings with him an extensive background in sales and management. Not only does he know about Nissan, he is Subaru certified and excited to assist you in your next car purchase. He lives in Jefferson Hills where he enjoys spending time with his wife, two children and three grandchildren.
West is a sales professional specializing in customer service for an informative, easy (low pressure) and exciting purchase experience. With over 20 years experience, West is certified to sell all Bowser car and truck lines including Nissan, Subaru, Hyundai, GMC, Buick, and pre-owned vehicles. He can be found in the Hyundai showroom and is eager to help you find your next vehicle.
Dennis has been part of the Bowser family for over 22 years. He is
both Subaru and Hyundai certified. He resides in Bethel Park with his
wife, Barb, and his son, Michael. He is a bible study facilitator and a
leader in the Pittsburgh Men's Emmaus Ministry. He enjoys spending time
with his wife and taking walks with her and their dogs. He's a
no-nonsense salesman - he's straight-forward and doesn't play games. Just stop by the Subaru showroom!
Jeff is the proud father of two boys. He is a US Army veteran who served during Desert Storm and currently resides in Glassport. He has been in automotive sales for 14 years with most of that time as a member of the Bowser family. He graduated from Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Washington with a Elementary Education major. His hobbies are spending time with his kids, fishing, motorcycle racing and weightlifting. Jeff was a high school football coach and collegiate girls fastpitch coach in the state of Washington for 9 years before moving to Pittsburgh. Stop by the Hyundai showroom and pay Jeff a visit.
Megan joined the Bowser family in 2014. She has a Bachelor's degree in communication from Saint Vincent College, specializing in advertising and public relations. She lives in Latrobe with her husband, Shawn, and their dog, Captain. Megan is a big Pittsburgh Penguins fan and enjoys skiing to help her get through the Western PA winters!
Tom lives in Donora with his wife, Tonya, and his daughter, Lauren. He is a member of St. Michaels Byzantine Catholic Church as well as the American Legion and Russian Club. He is GM certified and has been in the automotive industry for 20 years - and with Bowser for 5 years. Tom is an alumni of Monongahela High School and Westmoreland County Community College. He is also active with the Ringgold High School band boosters. In his spare time he enjoys a round of golf as well as pocket billiards. You'll find Tom in the GMC-Buick showroom. Just stop by to see what he can do for you!
Nancy joined the Bowser in 2014. She lives in Bunola and has a son, Jarrod. In her spare time she enjoys gardening and hunting.
C.J. has been at Bowser since 2004 and has helped thousands of people get cars for themselves, their families, friends, and co-workers. C.J. is known for being funny, genuine, and honest. When he's not at work, he can be found at the gym, mountain biking or spending time with his family. He'll take care of you - just stop by the Pre-Owned showroom today!
Frank joined the Bowser family in 2014. He is a University of Pittsburgh graduate and a certified Hyundai specialist. You can find Frank in the Hyundai showroom. He looks forward to helping you with the purchase or lease of your next vehicle.
Jeannie Harris has been in the car business for nearly 30 years. She lives in Elrama and enjoys spending time with her three children, Tracy, Heather and Bobby, and her three grandchildren, Maddie, Ava and Bobby.
Pete resides in Castle Shannon and is a proud veteran of the US Army. He has been in the automotive industry for 20+ years and with Bowser for more than 10. He enjoys his days off golfing, fishing and spending time with his wife and two children. Just stop by the Used showroom and see what Pete can do for you!
Bernie and his wife, Lisa, reside in north hills with their four children. He has been in the automotive industry for 13+ years, all of which with Bowser. He is certified in Hyundai, Subaru, Nissan, GMC and Buick. Bernie has been awarded the Bronze Level Award for Hyundai four years straight! He is alumni of Southside Catholic High School and a season ticket holder for the Pittsburgh Penguins. If you're looking for Bernie, just stop by the Hyundai showroom.
Vicki is a current resident of Rostraver and a alumni of California University of PA. She has been with Bowser for over 10 years. She has two daughters and two grandchildren, Hayden and Aria. She loves spending her free time with playing with her granddaughters as well as writing poetry and doing yard-work. She is also a licensed cosmetologist.
Looking for your next vehicle? Stop by the Subaru showroom today!
Don is a US Navy veteran. He lives in Scott Township with his wife of 33 years, Sharon. He is a member of American Legion post #54. Don has been in the automotive industry for 30 years, 12 of them with the Bowser Automotive Group. He has 3 daughters and 4 grandchildren, which is what he likes to do with his spare time, spend it with the children. Don was also selected as a member of the 2013 Finance & Insurance "Council of Excellence". You can find Don in the Hyundai showroom.
Prior to joining the Business Development Center, Tony was a Nissan sales and leasing specialist in our Nissan showroom. He brings a wealth of knowledge to the department. Tony lives in Monroeville with his wife and daughter. He loves to play tennis, is an avid reader, formula one fan and an even bigger fan of Bob Dylan. Give Tony a call today and let him help you find your next vehicle.
Mark has been in the car industry since 2010 and can be found working in the Buick-GMC showroom. He has certifications from the Truck Marketing Institute and is certified in GMC sales, GMC commercial sales and Mitsubishi-Fuso sales. He lives in North Baldwin where he takes care of his blue-nose pitbull. In his spare time Mark enjoys fishing and hockey.
Mark was ranked #1 GM salesperson in the United States. He is a resident of Murrysville and been in the automotive industry for 20+ years. He has been with Bowser for 4 years.
Ronald P. Mitko is celebrating 30 years in the car business in 2014, and has been with Bowser since 1991. Not only does he know Nissan, he is Subaru certified and a graduate of the
masters program for GMC-Buick. He lives in Jefferson Hills with his
wife, Renee, and enjoys spending time with her along with their son, Ron
Jr., their daughter-in-law, Lindsey, and their grandson, Cooper. Ron
enjoys playing softball and pool and in his spare time coaches a local
baseball team. Find Ron in the Nissan showroom working to get his customers the best deal.
Devyn has been in the automotive industry since 2013 and joined the Bowser family in 2015.
Jeff lives in Crafton and attends St Martins Catholic Church. He has been in the automotive industry since 1999 and with Bowser since 2004. Stop by the Subaru showroom to see what Jeff can do for you.
Jeff joined Bowser in 2016 and bring over 12 years of automotive industry experience. He is certified in both GM and Nissan commercial sales and will work hard to find the vehicle your business needs at a price you want. He currently lives in Mt. Pleasant with his wife, Kelli, and their two sons, Carson and Braxton. Jeff is a board member of the Mt. Pleasant Soccer League and enjoys coaching his sons' baseball and soccer teams as the time with his kids is most important to him. Jeff looks forward to working with you. Find him in the Used Showroom in the Buick-GMC building.
Ken Phillips is our Subaru Finance Manager. He started in the automotive business in August 1987 and joined the Bowser family in November 2003. He is the proud father of daughters Nicole and Jennifer. He enjoys card playing and also likes to watch movies. A graduate of South Fayette High School and Parkway Technical Institute, he holds the title for the only perfect score in IPS Agencies "Super Six" - a rating system for outstanding business managers in a five state area. Ken is always looking to improve his knowledge to ensure that our customers receive the absolute best service for financing and protecting their new vehicles.
Dave has been in the automotive industry for 31 years and with Bowser for 11 years. He is married to Margianne and has two sons, David and Matt. He is a resident of Rostraver Township and active in St. Anne Catholic Church. When he's not busy helping customers, Dave enjoys playing golf and watching sports. Stop by the Nissan showroom to see what Dave can do for you - your transportation wants and needs are his top priority!
Margaret has been in the car industry for about 2 years. Part of her job is to make sure any questions you may have get answered in a timely manner. Margaret lives in Pleasant Hills with her son. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She's involved in her church, St. Elizabeth, and helps with the women's Emmaus.
Eric has been with Bowser since 2014. His job is to make sure your showroom experience is top-notch. He is a certified delivery specialist having attended the Subaru Star Academy at Subaru of America's headquarters.
Craig is a current resident of Plum and attends Our Lady of Joy church. He has been in the automotive industry for over 10 years - all of which with Bowser. Craig is a alumni of Gateway High school and the University of Pittsburgh. He enjoys spending his days off with his wife and two children. Stop by the GMC-Buick showroom and Craig will get to work on finding your perfect vehicle at the perfect price.
Ashley has been in the automotive industry since 2012. Her focus is helping customers get answers to their questions and do so in a timely manner. Ashley lives in South Park with her fiance, Brandon, and their cat, Pirate, and their black lab-border collie, Olivia. She is a member of the Pioneer Cloggers, a group that performs at community events and nursing homes. In addition to clogging, in her spare time she enjoys walks on the Montour Trail and bonfires.
Bill brings 17 years of automotive industry experience to the Bowser family and is eager to help find answers to your questions. He lives in the Greensburg area with his family and their dog. In his free time he enjoys hunting and fishing and rooting on the Steelers, Pens and Pirates. Bill is also involved with the American Cancer Society.
Holly is the smiling face you see when you enter the GMC-Buick showroom. Although she's relatively new to the automotive industry, she is excited to provide assistance to customers in need. She and her husband, Bill, live in South Park with their two children, Bailey and Maclean. When she gets spare time, she enjoys golfing and antiquing.
Mike is a member of the Monongahela Area Chamber of Commerce. He has been in the automotive industry for over 10 years and is certified in both Subaru and Hyundai. He and his wife live in West Newton and are proud parents of three children. In his spare time, he enjoys kayaking, biking and traveling. If you're looking for Mike, just stop by the Pre-Owned showroom.
Lorri joined Bowser in 2015, she has 10 years of experience in the automotive industry. Never think you're out of options if you have credit issues - Lorri is here to help! Give her a call today to see how she can help.
Jessica joined the Bowser family in 2014. Her primary focus is getting you the answers you need to the questions you have. She lives in Pittsburgh and enjoys photography, graphic design and baking - especially cake pops and cupcakes.


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I never played Guitar Hero 3.
I would love to play it but it costs as much as a brand new game(Guitar and disc); It's been almost 5 years and the price has not gone down a whole lot. I buy 1 or 2 games every 6 months to a year and I was wondering if any of you had cheaper solutions for me? Also should I get a MadCatz guitar?
But seriously though,why does it cost so much? The game itself is about 7 dollars or so on amazon, but then the guitar itself is 50 bucks. I would imagine this game doesn't exactly sell very well especially after almost 5 years. I feel like I'm in a weird spot where the price for the guitars has gone up because of manufacturing.


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Meghan O'Rourke's The Long Goodbye
Meghan O'Rourke discusses how unprepared she was for the intensity of sorrow she felt after her mother's death, and looks at what it means to mourn today, in a culture that rarely acknowledges grief. The Long Goodbye is a record of her interior life as a mourner, an attempt to capture the monumental agony and microscopic intimacies of grief. It looks at how caring for her mother during her illness changed and strengthened their bond, and show how her family persevered even in the face of immeasurable loss.


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The Leica Soft Leather Pouch (Brown) is a zippered pouch designed to fit a Leica D-LUX 5 digital camera. It is carried by the wrist strap supplied with the camera.
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2009 NBA Playoffs: LA Lakers vs Utah Jazz Game 5
The LA Lakers look to close out the Utah Jazz tonight, April 27, at home in the Western Conference best of seven series. The Lakers lead the Jazz 3-1 after Kobe Bryant's 38 points in Game 4. NBA oddsmakers at SBGglobal.com have the Lakers as whopping -11.5 point home favs over the Jazz with the over/under listed at 211 points. Get your 2009 NBA Playoffs LA Lakers vs Utah Jazz Prediction in now at SBGglobal.com
The Jazz outscored the Lakers in the first quarter by five points, but then allowed the Lakers 40 points in the second quarter as the Jazz could only muster up 16 points in the third to get the 94-108 loss. As a team they shot 44.2% from the field, 40% from the arch and 68.8% from the line. Their top producers in Game 4 were Deron Williams with 23pts, while Carlos Boozer added 23pts 16 rebounds and Andrei Kirilenko had 15pts. The Jazz must drive the hoop and create fouls, they got 22pts out of a possible 32 at the line. Butmore importantly they must slow down Kobe. Carlos Boozer said Utah will have to play like it did in Game 3, when it let the Lakers jump to a 13-point lead in the third quarter, then rallied as the Lakers went cold, "We came out and attacked them defensively," Boozer said. "It's a tall task. They're a very good home team. "I believe that if we come with it defensively and share the ball offensively like we usually do, we'll have a chance to win the game. We just have to come with the mentality that we have nothing to lose. It's all or nothing." During the reagular season the Jazz averaged 102.2 ppg on the road and gave up an average 106.8 ppg.
The Lakers Kobe Bryant shook off a bad Game 3 where he made just 5 of 24 shots and came out big with a 38 point night, after going 16 for 24 and a perfect 5 for 5 at the line. Bryant said he knew he had to be more aggressive "right after Game 3. I felt like I needed to get going a little bit and put teams on their heels a little bit more." "You could see it in his eyes with the way he came out," Jazz Deron Williams said. "He didn't say anything to anybody. He didn't shake anybody's hands. You just knew he was ready." The Lakers other top scorers were Pau Gasol with 13pts 10 rebounds, while Derek Fisher added 12pts and Lamar Odom had 10pts 15 rebounds. As a team they shot 51.9% from the field, 42.1% at the arch and 71.4% at the line. Lakers coach Phil Jackson said he's more confident about Trevor Ariza's sprained ankle than he is about Luke Walton's sprained ankle. During the regular season the Lakers averaged 108.3 ppg art home and gave up an average 98.2 ppg.
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From hedge funds to individual investors, scores of market participants are turning to social media to figure out which stocks are worth watching. It's a concept that's known as "crowdsourcing," and it uses the masses to identify emerging trends in the market.
Crowdsourcing has long been a popular tool for the advertising industry, but it also makes a lot of sense as an investment tool. After all, the market is completely driven by the supply and demand, so it can be valuable to see what names are trending among the crowd.
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While some fund managers are already trying to leverage social media resources like Twitter to find algorithmic trading opportunities, for most investors, crowdsourcing works best as a starting point for investors who want a starting point in their analysis.
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Bank of America
Nearest Resistance: $10
Nearest Support: $8.25
Catalyst: Technical Setup
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Shares have since been consolidating right around that level, making BAC a buyable name. With shares well below the next glut of selling pressure at $10, traders should have a lot more room to run in the next month.
Bank of America, one of Bruce Berkowitz's holdings, shows up on a recent list of 10 Bank Stock Value Picks.
Nearest Resistance: $8.25
Nearest Support: $7.75
Catalyst: Asset Sale Plan
Shares of cement manufacturer Cemex (CX) got pushed higher yesterday following news that the firm would be selling a minority stake in the firms Latin American assets outside of Mexico. Even though shares are giving back a bit today, they're still seeing considerable trading volume.
Cemex has been in a strong uptrend since the start of the summer, climbing more than 50% since the start of June. News of the asset sale pushed the stock to new 52-week highs, only to settle shares just below resistance at $8.25. With resistance nearby and support further down, it makes sense to wait for $8.25 to get successfully taken out before entering a position in this stock. That could happen sooner than later.
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A comparison of the toxicological properties of diesel engine particulate emissions using two injection technologies and three fuels
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Article by: Chris Paschall
For the ones that are having the dreaded headlight shutting
down,melting headlight switch,and no fog light at all!!!
There is a very easy way to fix this problem!!!
First you will need some parts:
1) A Bosch 30-40amp relay (5-pole)
2) About 3 feet of red 10-12gauge wire
3) 10 speaker terminals 10 and 18 gauge (local electrical
shop,or stereo shop)
4) Also 18 gauge wire two or three different colors (black,yellow,grey)
5) One 10-12 gauge fuse holder (ato style)
6) One 30 amp fuse (ato style plastic blade type
7) Solder and soldering gun
8) Screw driver (small flat blade)
9) 8mm socket or 5/16" socket and ratchet
10) 18 gauge butt connectors(3 or 4), and one 10 gauge butt
11) two or three 18 gauge ring terminal and self tapping screws
12) Volt meter or 12V test light
First remove the head light switch, this is easily done
by taking a small flat screwdriver, and with slight pressure on the
switch(outward) push locking tabs on the left side of switch
then the switch should just slide out at this point.
Note the colors of the wires on the small two pin plug,
should be a 18 gauge light blue with black trace, and a 14gauge light
brown with orange trace.
Ok now remove lower dash cover(under steering column)
by removing the three 8mm bolts underneath the cover.
After bolts are removed lightly pull cover straight outward toward
the seat back.CAUTION do not pull straight up or down , or you
will break all the mounting clips off and can not be repaired.
Now locate the 10 gauge yellow wire at the ignition
switch harness, verify this is a constant power source with a test
light, or volt meter. Now strip about a 1/2 inch of the insulation
off of this wire to expose the copper wrappings. Now take the
10 gauge fuse holder and strip about 1inch of of this, and wrap this
wire around the exposed yellow wire tightly and solder and tape well,
connect 10 gauge red wire to fuse holder with butt connector.
Now take the black 18 gauge wire and put a ring terminal
on it and connect to a good ground (preferably a metal surface)
Run these wires up to the location of the head light
Now remember those colors we talked about earlier,
now take the light blue with black trace wire and cut it and connect
the side that goes from the switch to the dark brown wire of the headlight
switch plug.
Now take the light brown with orange and cut it.
Connect the 18 gauge grey wire to the side going to the switch, then
connect the yellow 18 gauge to the other side of the light brown /orange
Now you should have 4 wires up by the headlight switch
compartment. 10 gauge red, 18 gauge black, 18 gauge grey, 18
gauge yellow
Take the relay now NOTE that there
are numbers and letters on the bottom of it
should be 85, 86, 87, 87a, 30
Put the speaker terminal (female spade) on all of the
wires at this point, make sure to make all the wires the same length,
this will make the install a lot cleaner.
Now after this has been done take the 10 gauge
red wire and connect it to terminal 30 on the relay.
Take the yellow 18 gauge and connect it to terminal
87 of the relay
Take the 18 gauge grey wire and connect it to terminal
86 of the relay
Take the 18 gauge black wire and connect it to terminal
85 of relay
Terminal 87a will not be used in this application
Wrap relay and harness with tape to protect
Tuck relay and harness neatly behind headlight switch
and reinstall switch assembly.
Insert 30 amp fuse and test, if all is ok proceed
to put car back together at this point.
NOTE: with this setup you will be able to run
your fog lights with only the parking light on!!! Now
That's COOL!!!
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Re: Need Help With Locator in a Manipulate
Excellent. Thank you, Bob.
Late yesterday I had accomplished, more or less, the same thing by putting the following in the Epilog of my plot:
Locator[Dynamic[pt2, pt2 = {pt2[[1]], m pt2[[1]] + pt1[[2]] - m*pt1[[1]]}]]
In either case, the locator jiggles as it is being moved. I suppose this because its position is being re-evaluated. Is there any way to make its movement smoother?
On Sun, Jan 26, 2014, at 2:05 PM, Bob Hanlon <hanlonr357 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Reposition the locator point each time the locator is moved.
> Manipulate[
> Module[{f, b, xmin = 0, xmax = 100, k},
> b = pt1[[2]] - m*pt1[[1]];
> k[{x_, y_}, a_] := x^a y^(1 - a);
> pt2 = {#[[1]], m #[[1]] + b} &[pt2];
> Plot[{(k[pt1, a]/x^a)^(1/(1 - a)), m x + b},
> {x, 0, 100},
> AxesOrigin -> {0, 0},
> PlotRange -> {{xmin, xmax}, {Automatic, 200}}]],
> {{a, .5, "Shape (a)"}, .2, .8, .01,
> Appearance -> "Labeled"},
> {{m, -1, "Slope (m)"}, -3, -.4, .01,
> Appearance -> "Labeled"},
> {{pt1, {10, 80}}, Locator},
> {{pt2, {50, 50}}, Locator}]
> Bob Hanlon
> On Sun, Jan 26, 2014 at 3:14 AM, Gregory Lypny <gregory.lypny at videotron.ca> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> I'm creating a Manipulate that has two locators. I was able to get the first locator, pt1, working the way I want, but am not sure how to handle the second, pt2.
> Locator pt1 determines the intersection of two curves, a straight line with slope m and a power function, k[], with shape parameter a. Both m and a can be varied using sliders. I want the second locator, pt2, to be constrained to move along the line determined by locator pt1 and slope m. In a previous post some time ago, Bob Hanlon and John Fultz kindly showed me how to constrain a locator to move around the perimeter of a circle, but this used DynamicModule, and I am not sure how to bring this into a Manipulate. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated. The code for my Manipulate is below. Right now, locator pt2 is arbitrarily set to {50,50} but it doesn't do anything.
> Manipulate[
> Module[{f,b,xmin=0,xmax=100,k},
> b=pt1[[2]]-m*pt1[[1]];
> k[{x_,y_},a_]:=x^a y^(1-a);
> Plot[{(k[pt1,a]/x^a)^(1/(1-a)),m x +b},{x,0,100},
> AxesOrigin->{0,0},
> PlotRange->{Automatic,{0,200}}]],
> {{a,.5,"Shape (a)"},.2,.8,Appearance->"Labeled"},
> {{m,-1,"Slope (m)"},-3,-.4,Appearance->"Labeled"},
> {{pt1,{10,80}},Locator},
> {{pt2,{50,50}},Locator}]
> Regards,
> Gregory Lypny