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JAMES K. on 07/12/2015
"Good, quick service"
Got the service I expected in a reasonable amount of time. Good experience.
Vehicle: TOYOTA PRIUS
Category: Service
Service Date: 06/19/2015
Review Created: 07/12/2015 07:54 AM
Kerry S., President & General Manager at Toyota of Puyallup responded on 07/13/2015
Thank you for the 5 star review, James. We appreciate you!
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The latest action brings to 13.6 million the number of vehicles GM has recalled this year, a new record for the automaker.
The recalls announced Tuesday include 1.3 million older-model crossovers with defective front seat belts and 1 million sedans with a shift cable that can wear out.
GM is also recalling 1,400 new Cadillac Escalade SUVs with faulty air bags.
No fatalities related to the defects have been reported, GM says
It expects to take a $400 million charge in the second quarter to repair the vehicles.
GM agreed to a $35 million federal fine last week for delays in reporting a deadly ignition switch defect.


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You won't want to miss this inspiring, and potentially
Earth-saving address by former California Sen. Tom Hayden
Three Climate Change Facts You'll Hear This Saturday (April 11)
1) The drive to slow climate change will result in more jobs and more solar energy and carbon-free businesses. Because the federal government has not been able to be effective at reducing greenhouse gases, the impetus to "save the planet" is falling onto the shoulders of states and local communities — like Malibu! With so many communities working together, climate change will become "The Great Unifier."
2) Additional ways to profit will emerge from greenhouse gas-reduction industries and because of this Republicans will change their viewpoint and jump on the band wagon to fight climate change.
3) The Golden State will lead the nation and even the world in developing profitable industries climate-change fighting industries. California is already at the vanguard in developing strategies to slow the production of carbon/methane/CO2.
What can YOU do to help?
Find out at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, April 11, at the Malibu Democratic Club's Second Saturday Series of informational programs at the Malibu Library, 23519 Civic Center Way. Parking is free of charge.
We'll also use the occasion to give club members a chance to endorse Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris in her 2016 campaign for Sen. Barbara Boxer's seat, and also to endorse Trent Lange's California Clean Money Campaign (Agenda/ information is at bottom.)
Tom Hayden has a plan to hold back climate change and it's based on programs already being implemented by the State of California. Because it is community-based and relies on grass roots cooperation, Hayden Calls it, "Climate Change: The Great Unifier."
Hayden says California's commitments have been so inspiring that while Congressional climate-deniers and Big Oil advocates have been turning their backs on recent international demonstrations, they will change their minds, even so.
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Florida and Back!
The kids, my dad and I travelled together again to Florida for a week where we met James and John at Orange Lake Resort. We arrived late Wednesday, in the middle of James' tri camp (which this year reached record numbers and was a massive success!) We were lucky enough to spend some time with Aunt Esther and Gary (John's sister). Esther gave the girls a beautiful engraved bracelet and jewlery box set. Annika has warn hers every day since, she's so proud that it has her name on it! Thanks Esther and Gary, you're so sweet and thoughtful!
Since this trip was possibly the last for a while at Orange Lake for the kids and I, we maxed out most of our time in all the pools throughout the resort. We ventured to nearby Downtown Disney and Disney's Boardwalk – we left the parks for another trip, maybe next year when we'll stay at a Disney resort (or cruise…) and experience everything right at our fingertips!
Here are a few of my fav pics from the trip!
So proud of our rock-climbing queen! She was so brave, we were so proud of her!
We were lucky enough to have Karsten (who helped James with the camp) and Megan to keep us company! We had a lot of fun!!!!
We missed our Mavie, Nana and Timmie! My mom volunteered to stay back with the dogs again this year (and got our Mavie groomed for us) He's all set for the warmer weather and looks so handsome, thank you mom!!!!
The kids were fantastic and really loved the travel to and from! They adjusted to the sometimes chaotic nature of travel really well! So proud of them and excited to see where our next adventure takes us!!
The weather was much better upon our arrival home… I'll take anything warmer than the –20 average we've been experiencing this winter…. I was expecting to freeze when we got home, but was pleasantly surprised with temps hovering around 0!!! Spring is heeeeere!!!!
Levi and David came for a visit to let tired mommy get a little rest…Levi is apparently alert to sleep
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Fell asleep on my hand xo
Took a walk to David and Jenn's future new home (their lot is the dirt pile in the distance)!! Less than 1 mile from our doorstep! Can't wait to have them close by!!!!!
Mission "biking" has already commenced!
aaand… already in the spirit of Easter, we had an egg decorating party this weekend!


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John Curtis, OXFORD – Between education and training, John Curtis gave all the Oxford School District for over 30 years. Now, four years after his retirement, a former student is leading the effort to recognize their contributions to school and the community by restoring the scoreboard at the stadium in Blackhawk, and dedicate in his honor.
Sarah Johnson, a 2001 graduate of Oxford Academy, said his former coach and teacher deserves recognition.
"This dedication is very important because of how Mr. Curtis was dedicated to students, student athletes, the community of Oxford and its members," said Johnson, who had Curtis as a teacher and coach during his career at Oxford. He also worked as a lifeguard at the pool of Oxford, where he was the director.
"Mr. Curtis has always had his students and athletes' best interests at heart," he said. And now she feels it is time for those whose lives he has touched to return.
Johnson, who teaches at Schenectedy City School District, does not live in the area. But she still has close ties to the community of Oxford to his parents, Bill and Diane Troxell, still call home. She's used these connections to raise the 3,000 needed for the renovation and dedication of the scoreboard.
The refurbishment will be carried out by a company that specializes in Rochester this work, and is the same company from which the district bought the board for nearly three decades.
To raise the necessary funds, Johnson is seeking donations from the community, all of which shall be deposited into a designated account at NBT Bank branch Oxford named John Curtis Marker Dedication fund.
"We have received generous donations from Blueox Corporation, the Lions Club of Oxford, Oxford NBT and many members of the community," said, explaining that already halfway to reaching your goal and 3000.
This weekend, she and others who are accompanying their efforts will host a chicken barbecue and bake sale this Saturday at the American Legion in Oxford, which they hope will help raise the remaining money needed for project.
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The Telegraph:
BBC BOSS SECURES 800,000-STG PAYOUT A former BBC chief
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before the new director general Tony Hall can impose a
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Liquid milk breakeven is 40c/l
Liquid milk producers are bracing themselves for tough negotiations with their biggest customer following the revelation that they need 40c/l to breakeven.
Hundreds of Glanbia suppliers with year-round supply contracts gathered in Kildare last week to hear the analysis by FDC accountant, Barry Murphy, which showed that liquid milk suppliers' costs are much higher than the figures published by Teagasc's E-profit monitor surveys.
The current agreement with the country's biggest fresh milk supplier runs out this summer, but Glanbia is already suggesting that it wants to reduce the volume of milk it contracts following the loss of over nine million litres to competitors for its supermarket contracts.
Liquid milk producers have already secured a change to their price band mechanism that is designed to minimise the effects of volatility.
Previously, when manufacturing prices fell outside a band of 27-32c/l, the producer received half of the price increase or cut.
The band has been altered to 28-32c/l, and farmers will not lose more than 1.5c/l when the price drops below 28c/l, leaving the farmer facing a minimum price of 26.5c/l.
However, the flip-side is that when the manufacturing base price goes over 32c/l, farmers will only receive 50pc of the increase up to a maximum of 33.5c/l.
The next part of negotiations will focus on the winter bonus scheme, which is due to expire this summer. It is currently set at 3.83c/l, but the FDC analysis shows that a minimum bonus of 6c/l will be required to deliver farmers a breakeven price of 40c/l.


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Three deaths during the weekend are being investigated in South Carolina.
They include a possible electrocution in Westminster, an infant who died after a fire in Williamston and a man found lying in a road in West Columbia.
Oconee County Coroner Karl E. Addis said the body of 34-year-old Frankie Sheriff, of Seneca, was found late Saturday night behind an old textile building near Westminster. An autopsy is scheduled for the 34-year-old man, who apparently died from electric-related injuries.
Mr. Addis said the autopsy will be performed today at the AnMed Medical Center to help determine the cause of death, which is being treated as an accident.
Authorities say two utility workers from Blue Ridge Electric checking on a power outage found Mr. Sheriff's body. The coroner said a flashlight and a crowbar were lying near the body, and it appears electrical wires were being cut from the poles.
The Oconee County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death.
In Williamston, a 10-month-old boy suffering breathing problems has died after a grease fire in his home.
Anderson County Deputy Coroner Charlie Boseman an autopsy was scheduled Monday for Jacob Whitfield.
Jacob died at a hospital Sunday afternoon after paramedics couldn't revive him. Mr. Boseman says the boy's 2-year-old brother was also being treated at a hospital.
The mother told authorities Jacob had been having trouble breathing after a grease fire at their home Saturday night.
Anderson County Fire Chief Billy Gibson says the grease fire hadn't been reported to authorities.
In West Columbia, authorities are investigating the death of a 20-year old man whose body was discovered over the weekend.
Lexington County Coroner Harry Harman says an autopsy is scheduled Monday for James Wilbur Lybrand III, of Gilbert.
Sheriff James Metts says authorities found Mr. Lybrand's body Sunday morning near West Columbia after a woman alerted authorities to a person lying in the road.
The cause is still under investigation, but Sheriff Metts says deputies suspect foul play.


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BASSETERRE, ST. KITTS, AUGUST 5TH 2010 (CUOPM) -- Premier of Nevis, the Hon. Joseph Parry has come in high praise from St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister Hon. Dr. Denzil L. Douglas for his yeoman service in ensuring the reopening of the Four Seasons Resort on Nevis. Dr. Douglas was at the time speaking at Thursday's ground breaking ceremony to start construction of a US$7 million Beach Club as part of the US$2.5 billion Christophe Harbour Development on St. Kitts' South East Peninsula. The St. Kitts and Nevis Prime Minister said the Four Seasons Resort on Nevis is vital to the overall economic development of the twin-island Federation.
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Monday, August 11, 2014
Black sparkles
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Sunday, August 10, 2014
My kids in Colombia
I want to dedicate a post to my NINOS in Colombia. A piece of my heart was left there with them. They're so joyful and always laughing. Everyone, although their young age, has a story to tell, even just through their eyes. These are some of the kids of the Fundacion Decameron, the Fundacion where I worked as a volunteer for a whole month.
Click on read more to see all the pictures!
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Saturday, August 9, 2014
Shooting with Capeto
I had the chance to be photographed by the best photographer in Colombia! CAPETO! Enjoy the pictures, you can find all of his beautiful works on his Facebook-page : https://www.facebook.com/CapetoPhotography
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Turn the Page from Reflections of a Bookaholic
"For this challenge, you must turn to page 32 of the book you are currently reading (or the nearest page with text on it) and find the most entertaining phrase to complete the following sentence:
"I would rather read than ________ any day!""
So, I'll just grab Poe, since it's the next I'll be reading.
I would rather read than making my first million any day!


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It's spring 1868, and the population of Boston is being terrorised by technological attacks: first a magnetic storm causes ships in the harbour to collide in flames, then in another bizarre catastrophe every piece of glass in the financial district spontaneously melts - clocks, windows, eyeglasses. Nothing in nature can do this: these are man-made disasters. Someone has unleashed the destructive potential of science on an innocent population. The city's fate relies on four young students of the recently founded Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Marcus Mansfield, a Civil War veteran determined to repay MIT's founder for taking a chance on him, brash Bob Richards, meticulous Edwin Hoyt and the eccentric but brilliant Ellen Swallow, the first woman at MIT, who experiments secretly in a basement laboratory. Together, they are The Technologists. In a climate of rising hysteria, these four courageous individuals must unite against the forces of darkness to uncover the mastermind before he can stage his greatest outrage.
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Pension flexibility transition: March 2014 to April 2015
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- Pension scheme administration and Income Tax
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- 17 July 2014
Transitional issues associated with the pension changes that came into force on 27 March 2014.
Pension Flexibility
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UFC: John Hathaway's return ends in brutal knockout at hands of Dong Hyun Kim
John Hathaway's UFC return ended in him suffering one of the most stunning KO's in memory by Dong Hyun Kim.
Last Updated: 03/03/14 4:19pm
A remarkable spinning elbow connected flush on the unsuspecting Hathaway's head and the audible thud of his felled body ended the main-event of Fight Night on the Chinese island of Macao.
Kim, the South Korean welterweight, will forever etch his name into highlight reels with the vicious method with which he stopped the fight.
As Hathaway lunged forwards attempting an elbow, Kim evaded it by spinning and thrusting his elbow into the Brighton fighter's head. In the blink of an eye it was over.
It is just the second loss of Hathaway's career but the first time he has been stopped.
For all the pain of that sensational technique it will not compare to the past 17 months for Hathaway, for whom a bowel illness has kept him out of competition.
This battle may have ended prematurely in the third round but a year and a half of rehabilitation means Hathaway has won the war.
The fight seemed destined for a knock-out finish when both men started wildly swinging - Hathaway was wobbled and looked in trouble just moments after the opening bell.
He recovered to land some impressive knee strikes and a takedown but the first round was Kim's after a powerful left hand floored Hathaway. The round ended after the Englishman defended some aggressive strikes on the ground.
Such was Kim's composure that he found the time to silence jeering fans between rounds.
More impressive knees asserted Hathaway in the second, but Kim's reckless style continued to trouble him. Another round concluded with Hathaway desperately defending himself on the ground with Kim trying to end the fight.
A minute and two seconds into the third round, Hathaway was stopped by one of the most scintillating techniques ever seen.


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National Football League (NFL) commissioner Roger Goodell "couldn't be more optimistic" about the future of professional football, despite growing concern about the sport's injuries.
President Obama said in a recent interview with The New Republic that if he had a son, he would "have to think long and hard" about letting him play football. Concerns have mounted over the long-term health impacts of the sport, particularly when it comes to repetitive head injuries.
But Goodell said the NFL was doing everything it could to keep the sport entertaining for fans, but safe for players.
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Furthermore, the NFL is studying how the game is played, looking for further ways to keep players healthy.
"The game of football has always evolved," he said. "If we see techniques that we think lead to injuries, we're going to get them out of the game."
He also pointed out that women's soccer has the second-highest rate of head injuries of any sport. Like Obama, the commissioner said he has two daughters.
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Could Haines support a local college?
An effort to create a college or similar higher education program in Haines is just starting to get off the ground and gather interest. About a dozen residents met at the library Tuesday evening to start the discussion. The fledgling group will need to narrow down many divergent ideas and goals to find a clear path forward.
Greg Podsiki says his interest in bringing higher education to Haines was sparked by a recent conversation with newspaper publisher Tom Morphet.
"Tom Morphet stopped me on the street and said, 'we need to do something for winter economy in Haines. What could we do?' So the next morning I woke up and I thought 'a college is perfect,'" Podsiki said. "And it is perfect, I think."
But finding that perfect higher education model for Haines is going to take some work. At Tuesday's meeting, there were as many ideas as there were people in the room.
Tonya Clark suggested a program where local students and seasonal workers can find success.
"I mean I was looking at it from the needs of Haines perspective," Clark said. "So many kids after high school and even in high school have no clue – I mean we have lots of different need in Haines educationally right now, even with our small population."
But Podsiki said, that's not his vision. He wants a program that will bring outside dollars to Haines.
"To me, that was the whole point is bringing people to town," Podsiki said. "I want to help save the town to make it economically stay a town."
One thing that everyone seemed to agree on is that a Haines college program should focus on local strengths: arts, outdoor leadership, Native culture, fisheries, and ornithology were some suggestions.
"It can work, but it needs to be driven at the right things," said Alaska Mountain Guides owner Sean Gaffney. "And things like where there's a natural strength, something that other places don't have, that's marketable in a legitimate way."
Gaffney has experience in this kind of endeavor. He founded the International Wilderness Leadership School, which is based in Haines but runs courses around the world. Gaffney said about 700 people a year take classes like mountaineering and sea kayaking with the school.
Dave Olerud from the American Bald Eagle Foundation said the organization has talked about starting an ornithology school.
"What geographic area has the greatest number of bald eagles in North America?" Olerud asked. "Alaska."
Olerud said people should be coming to Alaska to study eagles, but there just isn't that type of program here, yet.
Schoolteacher Patty Brown agreed that whatever model the group pursues, it should involve hands-on learning.
"We wanted kids to be able to learn something real, something that their passion drives them and something that they can get their hands on to," Brown said.
It's up in the air whether partnering with the University of Alaska or another school would be the best course. UA has satellite campuses, but with state budget cuts, asking the university to expand to Haines might be a long-shot.
The group ended the meeting with a few goals in mind. One is to identify if there are any gaps in UA's offerings that Haines might be suited to fill.
The idea is in its infancy, but enough interest and research may determine whether it comes to fruition.
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August 24, 2016 at 9:17 am
I didn't know about this meeting so I am basing my response solely off the article, but I feel like I may have a valuable perspective from which to answer the question in the article title.
No, I don't think that Haines could support a local college. At least any sort of traditional State University satellite campus, community college, or private accredited 4 year institution. I say this as a lifelong Alaskan who was brought to Southeast by attending UAS in Juneau, and who eventually moved to Haines to become a permanent year round resident. I would not have moved to Haines as a college student, nor would I have been much of a econimic engine for the community.
I don't want to sound defeatist because I do think there are ways to increase the winter economy, I am just highly doubtful that Haines would be able to compete with a fairly decent institution just 80 miles south of here that already has a massive lead in highly qualified staff, especially in the natural sciences, and resources far beyond what could be found here. If you want proof just look into Sheldon Jackson College in Sitka.
UAS and the nearby NOAA affiliated UAF School of Fisheries at Lena Point regularly attract students from throughout Southeast, the state, and nationwide by being part of the National Student Exchange. That is what Haines would need to compete with to draw any number of outside students to town. Additionally UAS already offers an Outdoors Leadership School which routinely comes through Haines for their various courses. So at least as far as sciences and outdoor studies Haines would be set for a huge uphill battle.
If this idea were to work it would have to be in some way that does not directly set itself against. Perhaps as an art and trade school that tapped lots of the local craftspeople? The other obvious route would be to work to become a winter recreation destination for those in Juneau and elsewhere in Southeast where snow is becoming more and more inconsistent. I know many Juneauites are taking up mountain biking as the skiing and snowboarding opportunities dry up, and tey routinely bypass Haines on their way up to Carcross where some well placed investment in a trails system has put them on the map as a mountain biking destination.
August 17, 2016 at 8:59 pm
I also said it would be wonderful to include local kids, but want to make it clear that increasing our winter resident population is the key to sustaining our winter economy.
August 17, 2016 at 4:14 pm
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I did not exclude the possibility of attracting outside students. We were discussing budgeting and I was coming from the angle that we could feasibly start with the post -secondary needs of Haines including seasonal summer workers who would like to stay longer and add into that. I do not have an 'ideal college' in my head at all. My other point was that all needs, ages and level of learners need to be considered. Please correct this. Thank you.


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A sense of "helplessness and horror," in the words of one banker, has spread among the tight-knit community of Canadians who work in London's financial district as details emerge about the death of Jeff Boots's children.
Mr. Boots, 34, an investment banker from Kitchener, Ont., who works for RBC Royal Bank in London, returned home from work on Wednesday to discover his 14-month-old daughter, Lily Sky, and his newborn son, Tej, lifeless, allegedly smothered by their mother.
Neighbours described scenes of anguish as Mr. Boots discovered the bodies, with his wife apparently dazed nearby, and cried out in despair at the loss of his young family.
"His voice was wailing: 'My lovely son, my beautiful daughter. They have gone.' Then he said: 'Help me, help me, help me,' " a next-door neighbour told reporters.
His wife, Felicia Boots, was led out of the house by police with cuts to her wrists. According to the British press, police are investigating whether Ms. Boots might have been suffering from post-partum depression and whether she attempted to take her own life.
Paramedics reached the home at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, along with about 40 police and medical staff. They were unable to revive the children. Ms. Boots, appearing shocked or sedated, was led away without handcuffs.
She was being questioned and on Friday was arrested on suspicion of murder. In Britain, an arrest is an early step in a criminal investigation, making a person a suspect rather than a witness, but falls short of a criminal charge. Police requested a 24-hour extension until Saturday morning before laying charges or releasing her. They are not seeking any other suspects.
Ms. Boots, also 34, is a hairdresser who had started a jewellery-design firm called Pink Tangerine; friends describe her as an enthusiastic, athletic and well-adjusted woman.
"None of us can believe this. They were a really cool young couple – if it could happen to them, it could happen to anyone," said a former colleague, who asked not to be identified, who worked with Mr. Boots last year at RBC. "He's lost everything. I wish we could do something for him."
The couple had recently moved into their new semi-detached house in Wandsworth, a popular district for young families in south London sometimes known as "nappy valley." The modest white-stucco house is valued at $2-million, which makes it a middle-class house in London's heated property market.
Colleagues who had dined with the couple in recent months described Ms. Boots as having appeared stressed and uncomfortable.
"She didn't look happy," neighbour Howard Jones, 86, told the Daily Telegraph on Friday. "She wasn't her normal self by any means. She was certainly struggling again after the birth. That and the move, I think it was far, far too much for her."
Mr. Boots's father, the retired Wilfrid Laurier University geographer Barry Boots, flew to London with his wife, Christine, to comfort their distraught son.
Scotland Yard said that Ms. Boots had been medically examined and deemed fit for questioning. Police issued a terse statement Friday: "Inquiries are under way after the death of two children in Wandsworth. Post-mortem examinations will take place in due course. Next of kin are aware."
Post-partum depression, in which the physical and mental effects of ending a pregnancy and having a newborn baby cause a psychological breakdown, affects as many as one in twenty new mothers during the first months after birth. While it usually manifests itself in feelings of guilt, inadequacy, isolation, anxiety and exhaustion, a more extreme version known as post-partum psychosis affects perhaps one in a thousand mothers and can lead to delusions, extreme behaviour and sometimes murder.


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Nicolas Minassian and Marc Gene drove the #7 Peugeot 908 HDi to victory in the Le Mans Rosa and Johnny Mowlem. prototype's first race, the Le Mans Series season opener at Monza. Showing speed and reliability that bodes well for the team's primary target, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, Mianssian and Gene finished a trouble-free 1000 km race more than a lap ahead of the second-placed Pescarolo Sport entry.
"All the Peugeot teams throughout the world are happy with today's result," said Michel Barge, the team's sporting director. "It's the reward of intense work especially with our partner Michelin, which has supplied us with excellent tyres. It's the first stage and we've now found more courage to continue. We're going to mobilise ever ybody to attack the coming races with the same mindset and the same technical perfection."
The second works Peugeot, in the hands of Stephane Sarrazin and Pedro Lamy, finished third, two laps down. The #8 car suffered from some problems with the car's innovative door design, and Sarrazin had to make two unscheduled pit stops as the door open unexpectedly while at speed on the circuit.
Assuming Peugeot's engineers address the door problems, the concern for the other teams will be the speed that the #8 showed when it was climbing back up in the standings in the final hour of the race. The car's best lap time was a full two seconds faster than that of the two Pescarolo entries. Is Peugeot holding back some more performance yet?
Still Pescarolo was much more than a backmarker, with the team's two new chassis showing well in spite of a failure in the leading #16 car's paddle-shifting mechanism. Emmanuel Collard and Christophe Bouillon took second place in that entry, slotting in neatly between the two Peugeots.
"I was a bit scared of (using the clutch) because we have not done it before," Collard admitted.
The team also took fourth with Harold Primat and Christophe Tinseau in the #17 car, a three laps behind the winner and one lap off the #8 Peugeot's pace. Team principal Henri Pescarolo is expecting to be more competitive yet, at the Valencia round as well as the 24H, once the cars get their revised rear bodywork.
The positive surprise of much of the weekend, the Charouz Racing Lola B07/17-Judd, was on the tail of the two Peugeots for much of the early part of the race, Stefan Mucke keeping up the pressure on the race favorites. However, Mucke experienced a gearbox failure shortly after the first round of pit stops, spinning the Lola at the chicane and barely being able to limp back to the pits. After some frantic repairs, the team was able to get the car running for the finish, though well back in the field.
The LM P2 category looked to be hotly contested but suffered from heavy attrition in the race. Horag Racing claimed the top spot in class, and sixth overall, with Fredy Lienhard, Didier Theys and Eric van de Poele sharing duties at the wheel. The victory must have eased some of the painful memories of the team's DNF at Sebring -- and the car was literally fresh off the boat, having just returned from Sebring the slow way.
"The car was fine during my stint, but I was being very defensive," Lienhard recounted. "I could have gone a little faster as the fuel level came down, but I didn't want to push it. When I came up on somebody who I thought didn't care if he had contact or not, I backed off and didn't push it. I really didn't want to have any problems. What's a few tenths of a second in a five-hour race? It's not worth it. My job was to give Didier the car in good shape!"
Mike Newton and Tommy Erdos claimed second in class for RML, four laps adrift of the Horag Lola, having had to make numerous additional pit stops to top up their MG's coolant reservoir. The car had developed a leak somewhere in the cooling system, but the team was unable to locate it in the heat of the race.
RML was the only other P2 entry to be in contention at the finish. Third was Binnie Motorsports' Lola B05/40-Zytek, piloted by Bill Binnie, Allen Timpany and Chris Buncombe, 15 laps behind the class winners.
Alphand Adventures rebounded from their pit fire on Friday to take class victory in LM GT1, finishing ninth overall in their lead Corvette C6.R. Luc Alphand, Jerome Policand and Patrice Goueslard completed 160 laps, one more than their lead rivals, Larbre Competition's Aston Martin DBR9 piloted by Christophe Bouchut, Gabriele Gardel and Fabrizio Gollin.
Alphand's second entry, the #73 Corvette C5-R, piloted by Vincent Vosse and Sebastien Dumez, took third in class, followed by another Aston Martin -- Team Modena's #59 -- and Racing Box's Saleen S7-R.
"I want to dedicate (this podium) to our two unfortunate mechanics," said Vosse. "This unfortunate incident has proven the strength of character and reaction of the Luc Alphand team, that was able to face up to the situation and still go on to produce a brilliant double result."
The Ferrari 430GTs were dominant in LM GT2 on this high-speed track, much more so than they have been on the tighter street courses in the last two ALMS events. The marque took a 1-2-3 finish to the delight of the 20,000 tifosi in attendance, led by the GPC Sport entry piloted by Fabrizio de Simone, Sergio Hernandez and Alessandro Bonetti.
Less than 20 seconds adrift were Alex Caffi and Denny Zardo in the Scuderia Villorba entry, and third in class, potentially a victim of unsuccessful fuel strategy, were Robert Bell and Allan Simonsen in the Virgo Motorsport Ferrari, also on the same lap as the class winners.
Tom Kimber-Smith and Danny Watts took fourth in class for the Team LNT Panoz Esperante, one lap down from the Ferraris, relegating the new Porsches 997 GT3 RSRs to the lower echelons of the results.
The top Porsche finisher was the Imsa Performance entry driven by Richard Lietz and Raymond Narac. The duo had started from pole, but was hampered by steering problems and could not keep up with the pace of the Ferraris, eventually finishing sixth in class,two laps down to the class leaders.
The series' next race is in Valencia in three weeks' time. And the showdown between Peugeot and Audi at this year's Le Mans 24H is already looming ...


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Walk the Wall is the name given to a group of people who have been raising money for Cancer Research UK since 1999. It takes its name from its first project – a three-day 75 mile walk along the length of Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland and Cumbria.
It was started by Doug & Graeme Reavley and Neil Stewart after they had lost close friends and family to cancer. Joined by 10 friends, they started a journey that still goes on today…..
Walking every 2 years, the group has covered 13,600 miles [between it's members] and raised £170,000.
And now the group has walked to Wark, and waits to see how much it's raised……See the Walk 2016 page for links to photos!


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"The House on Fortune Street" an elegant fusion of perspectives
In "The House on Fortune Street," a quartet of ingeniously linked stories, Margot Livesey has created a literary "Rashomon," where the same events are seen in retrospect, from different points of view.
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In "The House on Fortune Street," a quartet of ingeniously linked stories, Margot Livesey has created a literary "Rashomon," where the same events are seen in retrospect, from different points of view. Added to the multiple perspectives, Livesey pays subtle and clever homage to literary figures as well.
Dara McLeod is the centerpiece of the novel, along with her friend Abigail, who inherits the house where both women live for a time. They met at university and, despite their vast differences, struck up a lasting friendship of sorts. Dara is now a therapist, with small capacity for realistic judgment or self-reflection; Abigail is an actress who takes what she wants and never looks back.
In the first segment, Sean Wyman, Abigail's boyfriend, is an earnest student of Keats who has fallen under Abigail's spell. He has left his wife, is stuck in his work and, finally, is the recipient of a disturbing letter that changes his life with Abigail.
In the second section, Dara's childhood is explored. Her father has a smarmy but no-touching attraction to little girls, a la Charles Dodgson (Lewis Carroll). He takes an inappropriate picture of one of Dara's friends, with devastating results.
In part three, Dara meets a violinist, Edward, and falls madly in love with him, ignoring the fact that he is still living with his ex-girlfriend and that they have a child together. Faint echoes of Jane Eyre here. In fairness to Dara, Edward does keep insisting that he will leave his current arrangement when... , and Dara believes him.
The last part, told by Abigail, is filled with references to Charles Dickens' "Great Expectations." We know Dara's endgame at the conclusion of part one, and by the end of the novel, everything fits. Subtle and/or startling revelations are made, couched in Livesey's clever use of other authors' stories written long ago, interlaced with the contemporary lives of Dara, Abigail, Sean and Edward.
It all comes together once we know what depths of self-deception, disloyalty and disregard for the feelings of others this quartet is capable of. Four people, four stories add up to one pithy tale, told with elegance.
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Adelaide Zoo's giant pandas are getting a visit from the curator of the Vienna Zoo's panda exhibit.
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Financial Aid and Higher Education Enrollment in Chile: A Government Policy Analysis
This paper evaluates the impact of the Chilean government's nancial aid on college and vocational education enrollment. We found that there is an endogenous process in the application for nancial aid. To solve this problem we use a two-step procedure with instrumental variables (IV) and found that nancial aid increases the probability of students going to college by over 30%. In the case of vocational education, we found that being pre-selected for college nancial aid decreases the enrollment. However, vocational nancial aid increases that probability of enrollment. Therefore, students choose college education over vocational education when they have nancial aid for both. Theoretical conclusion and public policy recommendations are provided.
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- Stephen V. Cameron & James J. Heckman, 1998. "Life Cycle Schooling and Dynamic Selection Bias: Models and Evidence for Five Cohorts of American Males," Journal of Political Economy, University of Chicago Press, vol. 106(2), pages 262-333, April.
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- Monks, James, 2009. "The impact of merit-based financial aid on college enrollment: A field experiment," Economics of Education Review, Elsevier, vol. 28(1), pages 99-106, February.
- Singell, Larry D, Jr & Stone, Joe A, 2002. "The Good, the Poor and the Wealthy: Who Responds Most to College Financial Aid?," Bulletin of Economic Research, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 54(4), pages 393-407, October.
- Susan Dynarski, 2004. "The New Merit Aid," NBER Chapters,in: College Choices: The Economics of Where to Go, When to Go, and How to Pay For It, pages 63-100 National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
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The Land of the Rising Sun & Onto Mt. Fuji's Summit!
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Forget personal hygiene. The sunrise was amazing. The air was thin. There is a lack of oxygen evident when we start the climb. And reaching the summit was a surreal experience.
We were woken up by one of the staff, letting us know it was sunrise and time was up. We grabbed our cameras and saw an amazing sunrise from Mt. Fuji's 7th Station. Heavily surrounded by clouds, the sun rose with drama as the clouds capture the sun's colors on the horizon. Snap! Snap! We attempted to capture the rising sun - successful? See the pictures!
After a few minutes, we washed our faces, brushed our teeth, and grabbed our things to continue our hike. Destination: the summit!
Whoa! Right behind the mountain hut where we stayed overnight, the trail was no joke.
Our heart rate accelerated once we started walking, and as we rest, it goes down to normal. The air is thinning. Lack of oxygen was making it difficult to keep a faster pace that we wanted to do, and so, we decided to just take our time. The hike between the 7th station and 8th station was estimated to be 1.5 hours. As we stopped at every mountain hut to rest, the 8.5 station is where we took most of our time. It was also the last station with mountain huts since the 9th Station does not have one.
It was just Matt and I now. Mike needed a long break and I felt that if I linger too long around the last mountain hut around the 8th station, I wouldn't have the motivation to keep on going. At the 8.
On more hour and we'd reach the summit. From the 8.5 station, it was estimated to take 30minutes.
It was becoming windy. Foggy. Along with other hikers, we found ourselves leaning against the wall whenever there was a strong gust of wind. The flat terrain has changed into a red-orange rocky trail. As wind blows, dust particles slapped our faces and neck. I felt my hand started to get really cold. My hair, despite being tied, was running wild whenever there was a gust of wind.
Then finally, we saw a wooden torii flanked with two statues of animals (I can't remember what they are at the moment - see the pictures instead). A few hikers were resting on the steps and I sigh with relief. We're here!
A few more steps up and we saw the temple entrance. The summit's temple is well visited by hikers. I took a peek inside but decided not to go in. Matt and I took pictures before we looked for a place to rest.
Other stations along the trail only charges 200yen for a stamp, but the summit charged 300yen. Oh well. I was on the summit. Who cares about another 300 yen!
After getting it stamped, we headed back to the mountain hut where we saw a lot of people resting. We asked what food they have and ramen seems to be the only thing they serve from the popular requests we heard from everyone. There was also a big wok with boiling water that serves as a reheating mechanism for canned coffees and teas.
Matt and I ordered two miso ramen, cost: 800yen, and found seats inside. It was warm in the hut so I took of my jacket and looked around the place. Flags form different countries adorned the walls there was even a sticker type that says 'I <3 NY' on the wall as well. Awesome!
While we wait, we got ourselves comfortable. When we received our ramen, we greedily consumed it. Yes, it was an expensive bowl of ramen for something so simple but we didn't care. It wasn't the best ramen but hey, we were cold and we were at the summit of Mt Fuji!
The weather was looking bad outside and after 30 minutes, Matt and I decided to leave. The hike down was long. At 9th station, the trail divided into two - an ascending trail and descending trail.
On the descending trail, a thick layer of snow was still present, melting and creating a moist black, sandy trail.
Past the snow line, the terrain changed into orange,-colored, dry, rocky and sandy trail. The clouds from the summit seems to be going down as well. Several gusts of wind made it difficult for my feet to get a hold of the ground and I fell twice. Ouch! Small, pebble-like rocks dug into my palms but wasn't that bad. Just annoying. And it stings! There were few strong gusts that carried the sandy soil and hit us from behind. That was painful!
The trail became drier, but still windy. I took off my jacket as I was getting hot. At the point we saw patches of green, we were excited.
We knew we were close when we reached the 6th station, where the trail merged again and crowds of people were hanging out. Most of them were obviously from tour groups- all nicely dressed for hiking but doesn't seem to be hiking. Hmm... Some where in suits! Hahaha... That was funny.
But I was exhausted. And most of all I was thirsty! I needed to rest more often because the heat was stifling.
He told us that he reached the 9th station but couldn't go on because it was too cold for him - he was only wearing a couple layer of shirts and a windbreaker, before we decided to head back down. And he was only about 30-45 minutes ahead of us!
It was already half past 1 in the afternoon. Matt and I were hungry, but Mike had already eaten. Furthermore, the next shuttle to the bus/station station was leaving in 15 minutes. We had no time!
Instead, we rehydrated and took the 45-minute ride back to the bus/train station.
When we reached the station, we purchased our bus tickets back to Mishima Station. Since other alternative routes were longer, we decided to take the same route we did the day before. That gave us 1 hour to wait. We ordered food - I had some type of beef stew with rice.
After eating, I changed out of my disgusting hiking clothes. Thankfully, I brought a packet of wipes that helped me cleanse the dirt off my face and feet. I had a spare shirt and the jeans I wore on the way to Mt Fuji. The dirt went thru my sneakers and socks! Disgusting! Then, there was the challenge of untangling my hair. There were dirt and sand on my scalp. Ugh! I couldn't wait for that shower! After a few minutes that felt like hours and evil looks from the lady who seems to be in charge of maintaining th ebathroom, I left, slightly more presentable and felt slightly better.
The bus back to Mishima took 2 hours. It was a scenic route through the small towns of Mt Fuji through the forest, Gotemba, Hakone, and Mishima. We easily caught the next shinkansen and less than 10 minutes later, we were back on Shin-Fuji station, where we picked up our respective luggages at the lockers, and 30 minutes later, the next shinkansen for Nagoya arrived. We caught a super-express Kodama which only took 1.5 hours instead of the 2 hours.
We arrived in Nagoya station. It was night but very humid. Gone was the cool breeze and nice temperature from Mt Fuji, back to the humid summer of Japan's big cities.
We caught a cab to our hotel located in Sakae, The B Nagoya.
The reality that I just was able to hike and reach Mt Fuji's summit still didn't sink in.
An hour and a half later, we went out for dinner. And that was a hilarious experience in itself.


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nickname for a person or family whose defining characteristic is a serious demeanor or temperament. Nickname surnames were a class of German names derived from "eke-names," or "added names," that described people by a personal characteristic or other attribute.
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NY NOW the Market for Home, Lifestyle + Gift, announced the winners of its semi-annual Eco Choice Awards program for the winter 2017 market. Three winning products have been selected from more than 100 submissions.
"Sustainable products are always a hot topic of conversation at NY NOW, and that is why we employ strict qualifying standards for evaluating eco-friendly production practices to make sure our award winners are truly providing consumers with products that aren't negatively impacting the environment," said Scott Kramer, NY NOW Show Director and Vice President Emerald Expositions. "NY NOW's Eco Choice Award winners exemplify not only sustainable practices, but they are showcasing products that are creative and innovative. We are thrilled to congratulate the winners!"
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Artists : Hicham Berrada, Vincent Broquaire, France Cadet, Miguel Chevalier, Edmond Couchot & Michel Bret, Bertrand Gadenne, Laurent Pernot, Quayola, Scénocosme, Antoine Schmitt, Momoko Seto
The exhibition will take place in the center a region in France, Avignon and dispatched among several sites. The exhibition will start at Louis Vouland museum and continue on three other sites : Saint-Charles chapel, Angladon museum and Lambert Collection.
The garden and its multiple artistic metamorphoses are the main theme, giving to the public the chance to dialogue with museums, cultural heritage sites and artists' fantasy.
Digital herbarium, digital plants, aromatic vegetation, 3D vegetable sculptures, sound garden and touche-sensitive plants draw the outlines of a garden which has become the place where all the artistic metamorphoses and transfigurations happen.


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I Love You More Than You Know
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 43 People
There is only one, and it is you baby.You just don't know it yet
msb2015 26-30, M 1 Response 3 Oct 13, 2015
PleaseI told you, but it was a long time ago. You may think I was being fickle, to be honest I thought I was. But now... I'm not. I'm falling for you in ways I haven't before and I just wish you'd look back at me with even an ounce of the amount of feelings I have for you. Please...
CleoShilu 18-21, F 1 Response 1 Jan 27, 2009
Real LoveWhen i tell you I love you what i really mean is that i will kiss the crows feet on your eyes, love your handsome face, hold you in my arms forever. It means i will kiss your sweet lips, cover your hurt with love and fulfill you the way you do for me. It means i will forever be...
DarkAmber 18-21, F 1 Response 0 Mar 15, 2010