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Tim Miller's reply:
Chakrasana (Backward Somersault) presents both a physical and psychological challenge to many. Chakra means "wheel,"
which correlates to both the rolling action of the somersault and the circular shape of the spine as you perform the
pose. One way to create this roundness and begin practicing the pose is to use a blanket, much as you would in Salamba
Sarvangasana (Supported Shoulderstand).
Place the blanket under your shoulders so the neck and head extend beyond it onto your mat. Once you have your blanket
set up, bring the legs overhead into Halasana (Plow Pose). To get more roundness in the spine, bend the knees and bring
them toward the ears. Place the hands on the mat underneath the shoulders and bring the elbows over the wrists. Resist
the tendency for the elbows to splay apart in Chakrasana—this only weakens the work of the hands and arms and puts
more pressure on the neck, and your hands are the primary source of leverage here to roll the body over.
Keep the chin pressed firmly against the top of the chest and gaze at the navel to protect the neck. Press the back of
the head against the floor and push into your hands to roll yourself over. It's a good idea to use a soft surface
(carpet or grass) when learning this pose.
A critical element when performing the pose is learning how to use the breath effectively. Since Chakrasana is
traditionally used at the end of a vinyasa sequence, you should already have a steady breathing pattern established.
To try the pose without props, start by lying on your back. As you inhale, lift the legs until they are parallel to the
floor, then exhale as you push through the hands and roll over. The toes should point in the direction you want to
travel—in this case the junction of the wall and the floor behind you. Push through both hands equally, and do not
turn your head to see where you are going or you risk injuring your neck.
The last crucial part of Chakrasana is learning to turn the wheel from the center. As you exhale and roll, firmly
contract the lower belly and pelvic floor to make the spine round (in flexion). This helps drive your body over itself,
just like driving a wheel from the hub. Keep the muscles of the pelvis floor and lower abdomen engaged during
Chakrasana to ensure that there is strength in the center of the wheel.
Tim Miller has been a student of Ashtanga Yoga for over twenty years and was the first American certified to teach by Pattabhi Jois at the Ashtanga Yoga Research Institute in Mysore, India. Tim has a thorough knowledge of this ancient system, which he imparts in a dynamic, yet compassionate and playful manner. For information about his workshops and retreats in the United States and abroad visit his Web site, www.ashtangayogacenter.com.


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30 Questions For Straight Guys
Straight guys are so weird.
Straight guys are so weird.
Take it from me, a straight white boy. The #straightwhiteboys tag is a corny, corny place.
Well, this list is OK, I guess. Sorely lacking in the Benedict Cumberbatch department, though.
It happens to every gay boy at least once. I was a sophomore in college.

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Football Sends Out Seniors with 21-16 Win Over Holy Cross
Alec May breaks Georgetown single-season sacks record
Football to Honor 21 Seniors Prior to Season-Finale vs. Holy Cross
Hoyas conclude their regular season against the Crusader
Hoyas Run Out of Time in 22-17 Loss to Bucknell
Hoyas and Bison trade lead seven times on Homecoming Saturday
Georgetown Football Falls to Colgate in Patriot League Opener, 19-0
Two blocked punts sink Hoyas
Georgetown Football Concludes Winter Training with Annual Super Star Olympics
Hoyas reconvene for spring ball on March 19
Georgetown vs. Bucknell
The Hoyas welcomed Bucknell to Multi-Sport Field for a Patriot League matchup on Saturday, Oct. 24 for Homecoming.
Georgetown Football vs. Harvard
The Hoyas and Crimson met for the first time on October 4, 2014 at Multi-Sport Field.
2013: Played in 10 games at safety, starting twice...Had four tackles at Brown (9/21)...Had seven tackles vs. Princeton (9/28)...Had a career-high 10 tackles in his first career start at Bucknell (11/16)...Had five tackles and one pass breakup in a start at Holy Cross (11/23)...Wore No. 22.
2012: Did not see game action during his sophomore season. Wore No. 40 during his first two seasons on campus.
2011: Appeared in one game seeing time on special teams against Fordham.
High School: A seven-time letterwinner in football and basketball and captain of both football and basketball teams during his senior season...Selected team most valuable player and an All State, All Region and All area selection in 2010... Helped lead Westminster to the state playoffs each season and to 2007 and 2010 region championships.
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Working with the US Commercial Service to promote exports through business counseling, education, and community outreach.
Data show that trade promotion legislation, new trade agreements would benefit Minnesota's workers and businesses
WASHINGTON – Merchandise exports from Minnesota hit $21.4 billion in 2014, reaching a new record. Minnesota's exports in 2014 helped the U.S. achieve a record high for goods and services exports: $2.35 trillion.
Goods exports from Minnesota supported an estimated 106,000 U.S. jobs in 2013, contributing to the 11.3 million jobs nationwide that were supported by both goods and services exports that year. On average, jobs in these export-related industries pay up to 18 percent more than non-export related industries.
According to data released by the Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration, Minnesota's goods exports in 2014 were led by a number of sectors, including computer and electronic products ($3.8 billion); machinery, except electrical ($3.2 billion); and transportation equipment ($2.6 billion).
"Exports are critical to economic growth and job creation in communities across the country," said Secretary Pritzker. "With 95 percent of the world's consumers living outside the United States, opening more markets to 'Made in America' goods and services is fundamental to our nation's competitiveness, job creation, and the economic security of our families.
"An estimated 106,000 U.S. jobs were supported by Minnesota's goods exports in 2013 alone. The Obama Administration has set an ambitious trade agenda that will help our businesses, workers, and innovators compete on a level playing field around the world, so they can expand and hire here at home. Now is the time for Congress to pass bipartisan trade promotion legislation, so we can enact new trade agreements with high standards that uphold our values and protect our national security."
These data further demonstrate the important role that trade and exports have played in America's and Minnesota's economic recovery. In order to build on that momentum, Congress must pass bipartisan trade promotion legislation, which will allow the Administration to negotiate new trade agreements that increase accountability and high standards, uphold our values, and open new markets to American goods and services.
Minnesota is already benefiting from the free trade agreements that the U.S. has in force with 20 countries. More than $10.1 billion (47 percent) of Minnesota's goods exports in 2014 went to free trade partners. Over the past 10 years (2005-2014), goods exports from Minnesota to these markets grew by 82 percent, with sales to Canada, Mexico, Singapore, and Korea showing the largest dollar growth over this period.
Trade Promotion Legislation
For the past 40 years, Congress has enacted Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) type laws to help guide both Democratic and Republican Presidents in pursuing trade agreements that support U.S. jobs, eliminate barriers to U.S. exports, and set rules to level the playing field for U.S. companies, farmers, ranchers and workers. TPA allows Congress to set high-standard objectives and priorities for U.S. trade negotiators and establish a process for consulting with Congress and the public.
The regional trade agreements under negotiation now – Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) – accounted for 62 percent of U.S. goods exports in 2014, supported an estimated 4.2 million U.S. jobs in 2013. TPA will allow these agreements to become a reality, spurring economic growth in the United States and our trading partners.
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) would create new market opportunities for Minnesota companies, supporting export-related jobs.
Minnesota exported $10.2 billion annually in goods to all TPP markets (2012-2014 average), which accounted for 48 percent of the state's goods exports. Minnesota's exports could benefit from new market access as a result of Brunei, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, and Vietnam eliminating their tariffs as part of TPP.
The EU's tariff elimination as part of TTIP would provide new market access that could benefit Minnesota's exports. TTIP will be an ambitious, comprehensive, and high-standard trade and investment agreement that offers significant benefits for U.S. companies and workers through eliminating existing trade barriers and better enabling U.S. companies and workers to compete. TTIP will provide new opportunities for U.S. industry, as approximately one-fifth of all U.S. goods and services exports go to the European Union (EU). In 2013, U.S. goods and services exports to the EU supported an estimated 2.5 million U.S. jobs.
Minnesota exported $4.2 billion annually in goods to the EU (2012-2014 average).
Minnesota's top industrial goods exports to the EU include information and communication technologies (tariffs range up to 14 percent); machinery products (tariffs currently go as high as 9.7 percent); and high-tech instruments (tariffs range up to 6.7 percent).
MN DEC member, Dave Anderson, of Jet Edge explains the benefits of working with support partners such as the MN District Export council in an article in the January 2015 edition of Minnestoa Business Magazine. "How Jet Edge Won Contracts in Africa Thanks to a Trade Mission to China," by Nora Clos highlights how small- and medium-sized enterprises can thrive internationally. Click here to read the full article online in Minnesota Business Magazine.
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Have a look at this code: I am trying to read in a number of strings from the console and store them in a dynamic array.
int Doctor::addPatients()
string* names = NULL;
int num;
cout << "how many patients are to be added? ";
cin >> num;
names = new string[numPatients];
for(int i=0;i++;i<numPatients){
cout << "enter the next patient's name: ";
cin >> names[i];
patients = names; //patients is a private member variable of class Doctor
When I execute this code, I get the following error:
malloc: *** error for object 0x10c100898: pointer being freed was not allocated
*** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug
Abort trap: 6
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Guest Services
Deputy Guest Drivers' Coordinator
Mid to end June. 1 full-time post.
The Deputy Guest Drivers' Coordinator, assists the Guest Drivers' Coordinator in the deployment of the Festival's car fleet, making sure all relevant guest interaction is facilitated to a high standard and with maximum efficiency and servicing the needs of key stakeholders including film distributors. To deputise for the Guest Drivers' Coordinator in his/her absence.
An exceptionally busy and highly responsible position which would suit someone with previous events and Festival driving experience and who is committed to providing high levels of customer service at all times. An organised approach and the willingness to work unsociable hours are essential. You will be a very organised, calm, friendly individual, able to cope with late nights and early mornings. Working with the Guest Services, Industry and Press teams, and often at red carpet events, this role can be intense, pressured and high profile.
Please download and read the attached job description for further details and to ensure you meet the person specification before applying.
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Multimedia, Multimedia Players
Ever wanted to have famous FlowPlayer on your Joomla? With FPRR you can do this in a minute!
* Embed video directly to your site - everywhere, not only articles
* iPadiPhone support
* Cool overlay effect
* Subtitles support
* Fully customisable, numerous options and parameters
* Supports RSS playlists
* Stylish skins, 3 already included + you can create your own
* Social sharing features
* Has a great number of extensions, like Slow motion, RTMP support, Google Analytics etc (available on flowplayer.org)
* Single plugin processes articles, modules, templates etc... {flowplayer} tags can be really everywhere!
* Tested to work with Joomla! 1.7
2011-07-07: New version (3.0) released. Numerous changes and improvements (see changelog on the site).
Most important things are: new script core, improved iPad support, overlay effect(popup), automatoc html stripping, subtitles support
2011-07-12: Chineese language file added
Overlay effect may not work in IE8. All other features work perfectly there.
Any other browser (IE9, Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera) works fine.
This is the player extension that is being used on tushev.org. I originally created this plugin for my own site.
To embed the player, you can use the following syntax:
Basic: {flowplayer}path-to-your-file{/flowplayer}
More options: {flowplayer width=640 height=480}path-to-your-file{/flowplayer}
Advanced: {flowplayer popup=1 img=path-to-initial-image width=640 height=480 viral=0 subtitles=path-to-subtitles splashtype=1 loop=1 }path-to-your-file{/flowplayer}
There are more than 14 plugin options. You can find a complete description of them all in plugin configuration, once you've installed the plugin.
You can use this code EVERYWHERE - in modules, in pure html etc, not only in articles. This is a benefit of System-type plugin.
If you specify RSS file instead of video file, it will be used as a playlist. The description of the format is on my site.
If you want to create your own skin, REGISTER on flowplayer.org and SETUP YOUR OWN PLAYER - it's easy.
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Serbinum, also known as Servitium or Servicium, was an ancient Roman city in the province of Pannonia. It was situated in the location of present-day Gradiška in northern Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- In Ptolemy's Geography from the 2nd century, there is mention of (and it is also indicated on a map) a place named Serbinon or Serbinum (This place was located under mountains Biblia ore or Biblini montes or Beby m. which are actually Kozara and Grmeč, according to Hungarian scientists).[1]
- In the book Itinerarium Antonini from the 2nd and 3rd centuries, this name is written as Servitium.
- In a map known as Tabula Peutingeriana from the 4th century, this name is written as Seruitio.
- In the book Notitia dignitatum from about 400 AD, this name is written as Servitii.
- In the book Anonymi Ravennatis Cosmographia from the 7th and 8th centuries, this name is written as Serbitium.
All mentioned forms of the name (including Serbinon, Serbinum, Servitium, Seruitio, Servitii, and Serbitium) refer to a single place, which is identified as present-day Gradiška.[1]
The settlement is primarily believed to have been located on the right bank of the river Savus, but there was also a corresponding settlement on the left bank, near today's Stara Gradiška[2] that some modern-day local sources also identify as Servitium.[3][4]
In Roman times, the Municipium Servicium was an important crossroad between the east and the south of the Balkans, i.e. a port for the Roman river fleet, which speaks for itself about the strategic importance of the settlement at the time.
Theories of the origin of the name[edit]
One theory suggests that the name could be connected to the Serbs.[5][full citation needed] However since the contemporary sources of that time and historiography do not mention the presence of Serbs (and/or other Slavs) in the area it is suggested that name of the city may be connected to the ancient Sarmatian tribe Serboi, that perhaps inhabited the Pannonian Plain together with the Iazyges. It is possible that part of the Serboi migrated to Pannonian Plain together with the Iazyges in the first century, and that Serbinum was named after them.[citation needed]
- ^ a b History of Gradiška
- ^ Kljajić, Josip (2002). "Stara Gradiška - grad mrtvih "mrtav grad"" [Stara Gradiška - the City of the Dead "Dead City"]. Histria Antiqua (in Croatian) (Pula, Croatia) 8: 403–418. ISSN 1331-4270.
- ^ "Stara Gradiška". Jasenovac Memorial Site. Retrieved 2011-10-23.
[...] Stara Gradiška [...] was founded on the ruins of the nearby late Antique village of Servitium [...]
- ^ "Uvreda za porodice logoraških žrtava". Novosti (in Serbian) (557). Retrieved 2011-10-23.
[...] lokalitetu bogate prošlosti, još od vremena antike i nastanka rimskog naselja Servitium na lijevoj obali rijeke Save [...]
- ^ Aleksandar M. Petrović, Kratka arheografija Srba, Novi Sad, 1994.
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Honda to ramp up 2015 Fit production to meet consumer demand
As predicted by Torque News prior to the release of the all new 2015 Fit, Honda has a new winner on its team.
As predicted by Torque News prior to the release of the all new 2015 Fit, Honda has a new winner on its team.
As reported by ABC News Tuesday, Honda demonstrated at the 2014 ITS World Congress a "self driving" 2015 Acura RLX, by driving hands free on an 8 mile loop around
Honda Civic has carried the line for generations with Accord in second position.
Accord, the best selling midsize sedan in North America sets a new all-time sales record for August with American Honda Motors recording it's 3rd best month in 40 years.
Honda's national "Summer Sales Event" continues through the end of Labor Day weekend, Cool! but what about dealer incentives?
looking to the numbers, 2015 Honda Fit may be the safest sub-compact car on the road today.
Honda Accord is North America's best selling mid-size car for the first 6 months of 2014. We won't see a major body style tweak for 2015, that was done for 2014.
CR-V is not this journalist's favorite Honda. However, North America loves it, placing sales at the top of the small family friendly SUV segment.
We wrote an article last January warning Honda owners not to burn E15 fuels in any Honda model.
We have a problem with the applicable financial viability of placing a teenaged driver in a 2 or 3 year old pre-owned car; they're expensive.
Looking to the history of the Honda Civic, still North America's number one selling compact, Torque News took American Honda Motors lead and stated the obvious.
You wouldn't know it today looking toward the beaches of Santa Monica from the foothills of Pasadena.
Don't get us wrong, we like Honda more than most. While Civic remains the number one selling compact car in Honda's lineup, we find used car retail pricing to be a bit over-the top.
On Tuesday, Honda Smart Home U.S. took an exceptional leap toward the promotion and support of sustainable living in North America.
What's the scoop, why does Civic continue to dominate a very crowded entry level compact car segment?
Last Sundays Pocono IndyCar 500 ran on the infamous " Pocono Triangle." 2.5 miles in length and " hell-a fast," the 2014, 500 was a race of several firsts.


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Thursdays 9:00 PM on ABCFollow Scandal
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Harrison: Papa Pope. That's okay, right? I can call you Papa...
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Abby: Are you serious? You're stealing my gun.
Harrison: Borrowing it.
Abby: Harrison, you do not need to act all crazy just because everyone else here is. We are the normal ones. You and me. If we need to borrow a gun, we ask. Also, why do you need it?
Candace: So you're here to babysit me now?
Harrison: If you're good I'll let you stay up past your bedtime.
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Harrison: Grounded!
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[to Olivia] Billy Chambers. Billy Chambers is the mole.
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You're not the fixer here, Liv. You're the problem. You're the client. You're my client. Like it or not. So I'm not asking for the truth. I know the truth. I know enough. At any minute, any second now, so will the rest of planet Earth. So what I'm asking you is, what is your end game? Because the eye will pass, the winds will kick up, and you are not tethered to anything.
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I am not a toy that you can play with when you're bored or lonely or horny. I am not the girl the guy gets at the end of the movie. I am not a fantasy. If you want me, earn me! Until then, we are done.
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Lakers forward Trevor Ariza on tonight's game:
"Andrew stepped up big for us tonight, Lamar did also. We played a lot tougher today and we played like we wanted to win."
Lakers forward Trevor Ariza on whether or not the Lakers played desperate:
"Definitely. Definitely, it was a sense of desperation and a sense of urgency out there. We played well."
Lakers forward Trevor Ariza on the difference between tonight's game and Game 4:
"You can not play well every single night. But you can give an effort. Last game we didn't give an effort, but tonight we put up extra effort. I think we are going to play with the same desperation that we played with tonight."
Lakers forward Trevor Ariza on having more hustle plays tonight:
"That was the difference in the game right there. We were not giving up second chance opportunities; one and done and go down and score, that was difference tonight. That is what we are supposed to do. It feels good to win but it is not over. And we have to make sure that we win, so we have to get ready for the next day."
Lakers Luke Walton on what finally turned the game around:
"We did a great job of realizing how they were loading their defense and especially keying Kobe, and he did an unbelievable job of getting everyone else involved. They were doubling off pick and rolls and we were moving and cutting and when they double him we get a play at a four on three advantage."
Lakers Luke Walton on when the Lakers knew that the game was over:
"We blew it. We came out to start that fourth quarter with a lot of energy and we sat there and said this is our time right now. We got a couple of big stops and got some buckets down in the paint instead of settling for jump shots. It was never like we got them beat, they were in that until the end and then we finally got a lead that we could hang on to."
Lakers Luke Walton on whether or not the Lakers can close the series:
"We can, it is going to be hard. They are one of the best home teams in the NBA, we are one of the best road teams in the NBA, so it is going to be a battle."


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"Great experience!"
After an international flight, I arrived in rainy Stockholm. Hotel staff allowed me to check in aorund 1pm which was great. The room was super, clean, fresh, great shower and loved the bath robes. Hotel staff were very helpful throughout the stay. The breakfast really made agreat start to each day and stays open later on wekeend which is nice too.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent location, walking distance to city cente"
Very convenient and the overall experience was very good. Great neighberhood with many restaurants and bars as well as a comfortable walking distance to major sightseeing attractions. Highly recommend this hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Close to businesses, walkable to tourist areas"
Very nice upscale hotel with friendly and helpful staff. Modern decor, comfy bed and amazing breakfast included. Beautiful park is across the street. Sunny summer days allowed us to walk to most of the sites, including to old town and even to skansa...in cold or rainy weather a hotel closer to the train station would be better for tourists. Good location […] for business travelers. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Everything was excellent with one little exception....shower had no door, so the the whole bathroom got wetGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good location"
Small Quiet hotel in nice part of town. AC was not functional while I was there - made my evening uncomfortable. I was told to open my window as the person who can fix this was gone for the evening - not 4 star customer service. Nice breakfast and very nicely appointed room. Front desk could not locate my reservation initially - only when I retrieved […] my confirmation number was I checked in. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
The staff were friendly and very helpful. The hotel is also well-located for dining, shopping sightseeing, and reasonably close to the start of the Stockholm Marathon.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good location, Good Service"
Excellent location, large well appointed rooms, good wifi connectivity. Room had large windows facing the city garden that let in lots of natural light. Will move this to the top of my list of hotels to stay at in Stockholm.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great Hotel"
Excellent hotel has all you expect from a full service hotel. Will stay there next time I visit.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very nice affordable luxury hotel."
A very solid and affordable luxury hotel with a good location: near the metro, not far from the Cityterminalen and Central Station, near Saluhall.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Conveniently Located"
This was my second time staying at the hotel and it was wonderful again. I like the convenient location and the included breakfast everyday. The staff is very friendly and helpful.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean and convenient"
Close to lots of restaurants and close to the metro. Good value.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"expensive parking"
Beautiful hotel, good location. However parking a car will cost you, about $75.00 a night.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Best of both worlds"
This hotel is so perfectly located; far enough away from the tourist center but close enough to still be in the middle of the action. Great nearby restaurants and bars, beautiful park for a nice walk or run. The rooms are a bit more luxurious than the typical Swedish hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Wonderful breakfast"
I really enjoyed the buffet breakfast. So many choices and the food was so tasty and fresh.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent Service"
The hotel was beautiful and very well maintained except for the temperature in the room. I could not get it to reset to a lower temperature, however the front desk person (i am sorry i did not get his name) was terrific and came to my room to help. the location was very convenient to my work locations and dinner meetings.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent location and very comfortable"
Breakfast was included in the rate and was a smorgasbord of delicious foods. The staff was very helpful.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location in the heart of Stockholm"
The friendly front desk staff mad this stay easy and pleasant. The hotel is walking distance to the water and the shopping. The breakfast is served in a very nicely decorated Asian fusion restaurant. The hotel room was quiet and had a large Phillips flat-screen TV and the bathroom had a rain shower. All materials are high end.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The service provided by the staff was very helpful including getting restaurant reservations and answering general questions. The room was great with a bath and separate shower. The location was convenient for buses - we used a Stockholm Card which saved considerable money. The room was not made up until 5:00 pm one day but we were able to get our room […] before noon on check-in day. The price was reasonable and Hotels.com provided what they promised. Given the price we did not expect turn-down service which was not provided. Will use them again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great place to stay in Stockholm"
This is a very clean, modern hotel across from a beautiful park. We walked everywhere! Major shopping is vertually outside the hotel's front door. The harbor, Opera House, Palace, and other major sites are about a 10-15 minute walk away. The hotel has a marvelous breakfast buffet included in the room price.Genuine Expedia guest review
"An Excellent Choice"
We were pleasantly surprised about just how nice this hotel is. This location has been open about 1-year now and it still seems brand new. We were very pleased with the furnishings, the bathroom and the service. Although one of their two restaurants was closed for the summer, the other, a pub, proved to be an excellent spot to meet up with relatives […] that we had never previously met.The hotel is located across the street from a park. Readers would do well to request a park facing room, but although our room wasn't park facing, it we were quite content. The hotel is quiet and within a reasonable walk to all the downtown tourist attractions without being in the middle of the rush associated with tourist activities. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent Hotel"
Great location in the centre of city next to great park ant close to everything.Big comfortable room, very clean.Great breakfast buffet. Helpful people at the front desk.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good location close to all public transport"
We were so pleasantly surprised with our hotel. The staff were so friendly and welcoming and everyone spoke perfect English. They were very helpful in booking tours and giving us directions.Free wifi was a plus and also a delicious free breakfast. Hop on hop off tour bus a block down the street and a park directly across from hotel.We arrived early […] and they gave us our room right away. We would definitely stay here again! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice, comfortable, convenient"
The hotel was conveniently located within easy walking distance of the main attractions of the city's lovely waterfront. A bus stop was also nearby. The staff was available if asked, but not attentive. No phone instructions in the rooms made it difficult to request a wake up call. Breakfast, included, was satisfying, but nothing special. The Bishop's […] Arms Pub on the first floor had potential, but lacked character, despite its apparent effort to emulate a British pub. A sufficiently OK hotel, but nothing special. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nicest hotel I have stayed at in Stockholm"
I was very impressed. I have stayed at 4 different hotels within 1 km of the center of town and this is the nicest one. The staff is great, the hotel is clean, the location is perfect and breakfast is very good. I have no idea how lunch or dinner are.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good proximity for investment management business"
The hotel is clean with good service. The rooms are small but work well for one person, up to two people if large rooms is unimportant. The hotel is located on a small park with good proximity to the banks and investment managers. It is certainly not The Grand Hotel, but it is a very practical alternative.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel at good place"
Bereakfast should contain more options (olive, honey) Lady at the welcome desk was not so friendly. Apart from that, good oneGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great room in a good location"
We had previously stayed in a standard room at the Eden Park Hotel, and for this stay we decided to go for a Deluxe Double Room so that we could have a view of the park. This room was well worth the extra. The hotel has good service and includes a good breakfastGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel in nice surrondings in city center"
We had a very pleasant stay at this hotel august 2014 and were overall very satisfied with the hotel. Excellent breakfast. Nice and clean, beds were comfortable and staff was servise-minded. Can recommend this hotel if you're going to Stockholm.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Highly rcommend"
Very happy with our short stay from friendly helpful check in to great room, with very comfortable bed. Handy location a short walk to all the action and not far to the old town in a nice part of town.after many hotel breakfasts on our trip, this one stood out as the best!!!!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Clean Location Boutique"
Great hotel. It is clean, first rate service, close to Stureplan and the Park, and the Elite group of locations feel like small boutique hotels. I have stayed here a few times, and at the Eden hotel in Malmo, and will keep coming back.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great stay"
Excelllent location - 15 minutes walk from Central Station and 10 minutes walk from the harbour with plenty of nearby restaurants to choose from. The hotel staff were very pleasant, helpful and efficient and the room was clean and comfortable. I would recommend this hotel and next time I visit Stockholm I will book it again.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent overall!"
My husband and I stayed for three nights and we throughly enjoyed our stay! The hotel is located across from a park in a very trendy area of the city, there are tons of shopping, restaurants, and bars within walking distance. We also walked from the hotel to all other landmarks but if you don't want to trek, public transit was widely available as well. Our […] room was airy, comfortable, and clean. Although I would recommend to have a bit more door on the shower/tub. The staff was exceptionally nice and helpful. Although parking is available we were told that it would cost 400SEK (63 CAD) so we took our chances on the nearby streets. The breakfast buffet was amazing, there were many options to choose from and everything was fresh and tasty. We never ate lunch during our stay. This hotel is highly recommended and I would definitely come back next time we're in Stockholm. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great staff"
We had a great 5 night stay here, good location-quiet but walking distance to everything. Staff (especially Johan) were extremely hopeful and accommodating. Breakfast is fab!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location and value for money."
We had an excellent three day stay at this hotel recommended by the Stockholm City Librarian. The little gym was perfect for our needs. The breakfast was outstanding including provision of lactose free milk and a broad range of offerings. We would like to single out the night porter/manager who arranged for us and a travelling companion to have an early […] breakfast before the breakfast room opened so we could catch early morning flights to North America. Hotel also arranged for us to share a cab to airport thereby reducing travel costs. Much appreciated. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great location, helpful staff, excellent breakfast"
Our first visit to STOCKHOLM and we could not have picked a better hotel. The area was ideal and the hotel was perfect for our needs.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel, new and nice view!"
My husband and I stayed here for 2 nights in June 2014. Here are our thoughts: Positives: + quite new room, very clean and comfortable + good view of the park + air conditioning in the room works great (can actually control your own temp) + good breakfast + good area, near all the very expensive boutiques (e.g LV, Prada...) + good service, very friendly […] staff Slight negative: - slightly further away from metro... But there are trams within short walking distance Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel, ideal location for Stockholm Marathon"
Nice clean modern hotel, with very friendly and helpful staff, good standard breakfast. Stayed here for the Stockholm Marathon as it was convenient for the start/finish and also the city centre.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great hotel, friendly staff, close to amenities"
We found the hotel to be very comfortable and clean, the staff were extremely helpful. The breakfast was good, although the dining room was rather dark and the lights over the table were too low, which meant that people frequently banged their heads on them! The hotel was very central to underground stations. All in all, we were extremely impressed […] with it. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Don't expect too much"
A well-decorated standard hotel. While the beds were the hardest I've ever had the discomfort of using, the room itself was nice. The breakfast was on average, and a bit poor given the price. Location is fantastic if you like nightlife. The adjacent pub had a nice atmosphere. So, if you're just using the room to sleep; seek other places. If location […] is everything, this is a hotel worth looking at. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Highly Recommended"
We stayed at the hotel for a weekend and thoroughly enjoyed our trip. The entire place is nice - the room, service, location etc - and it comes highly recommended for both business and leisure trips in and around the Stockholm area. The hotel itself has everything you need and is centrally located; making it easy to get to from the station and a perfect […] base for exploring the city. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Great hotel, rooms really nice and staff very friendly. Two great restaurants (well one a bar) and a good gym. Breakfast was first class. Looking forward to my next stay already.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great Hotel !"
Stay was fanbulous..room in price category was not what Hotels.com had listed in their description. Manager was wiling to change/upgrade my room and was most gracious about it... Fantastic breakfast and insanely good restaurant.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Heating did not work. Great location."
4 star hotel in great location. Fabulous on the phone before we arrived. Heating did not work in our room and our safe was locked. We told staff when we arrived. The first night we slept with hoodies, socks, long sleeved jumpers and thermals! They solved the safe to the day after (of a three night stay) so we had to leave things in the room un attended […] the first day. The day after, in the middle of the night we were offered an extra, free standing electrical radiator to cope with the cold. We were also offered to change room. We did have a look at it and it was significantly smaller and equally cold! We therefore stuck with the radiator. That took up the temperature to a pleasant level. I wish the staff had been more engaged and actually apologetic. It was only the lady working night who really tried to help. I asked for a refund of 600 kronor (approximately £55) and we did receive that in the end. Breakfast was ok but I have had better in Stockholm. Dry bread and dry cheese. Small tea cups. It was good the breakfast was served so late. Room size ok for being in Stockholm (room 406). It was apparently one of their bigger rooms but it was just right for us. Will unfortunately not come again. Didn't feel welcome. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
great hotel, great breakfast buffetGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel very well positioned for visiting centr"
Staff excellent and very helpful, hotel clean, rooms clean. Unfortunately no facilities for making tea or coffee in the room which would normally be expected in a hotel of this rating (even Novotel and Mercure have this facility) nor it would appear elsewhere in the hotel. No business centre so if you did not take a laptop you had to rely on the mobile […] phone Breakfast excellent with good range on offer Restaurant in the hotel was excellent - when it was open Air conditioning not good and windows could not be opened to reduce the temperature from 23 degrees C Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Poor start"
I arrived on an early start from London at 11.50 and was told I could not check in until 3pm. Now I love Stockholm but at that moment I did not want to spend 2 hours plus wandering around until I could check in. When I did check in I asked for a cup of coffee and was told the restaurant was closed and the bar had yet to open. Not a good start. It did […] improve when there was a knock on my door and I found the receptionist, Victoria, had enough common sense to see that I was annoyed and to bring me a pot of coffee. The rest of the stay was ok but coloured by a less than memorable customer experience at the start! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good location - don't bring a car"
Good hotel but beware £90 car park fee for 2 nights.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Halloween party"
Close to the city action but yet meters away to provide peace and quietness :) Breakfast was nice, good selection (7.5/10) breakfast time till 11 Monday to Saturday and Midday on Sunday (That's rock_n_roll along with the free 6pm late checkout offered to me without asking) Bedroom was large, bed was comfy, had a table as well as I had to do some work. […] Best Stockholm hotel to date so a big yeah to my next stay here :) 10 min walk from station or a 100 kroner taxi ride. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent hotel conveniently located"
Great bed and pillows, fridge to keep drinks cool, excellent hot breakfast buffet, had to ask for in-room coffee service, best Pink Lady apples in the lobby, secure hotel, quietGenuine Expedia guest review
"Good choice"
This hotel was very suitable for us, opposite a lovely park and about 20 mins walk to Centre of town. Room was a good size, lovely bathroom, quiet room, good breakfast, obliging staff. They packed us a breakfast when we checked out early. Pub next door had atmoshphere and was good after a busy day. Buses including Hop on/off passed hotel. Lots of restaurants […] and shops nearby. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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At Manitoba Mutts we take in dogs from all over Manitoba who have been abandoned, abused or surrendered at no fault of their own. Our dogs are tested with other dogs, cats and kids. Please note that listed breeds are more often than not just a guess based on the appearance of the dog. Also, full grown weight for puppies is a guess based on their mother and supposed breeds. Almost all of our rescues are purebred mutts, which is what makes them so special, they're one of a kind.
Savy Age: 8 years (2007-02-01) | Sex: Female Breed: Mixed | Size: M (30-50lbs) Hello there! My name is Savy. I'm a bit of an older gal and am looking for a nice quiet house to retire too. I'm very laid back and love cuddles. But by golly I still like my walks! I'm house trained and know my basic commands. I can be left to roam while you're working. I'm fine with cats. Other dogs are cute, just not in my face. If you're looking for an easy going, quiet lady, then I'm for you! For more information on, please visit www.manitobamutts.org and to apply for adoptions, contact email@example.com.
Habanero Age: 1 year (2013-02-27) | Sex: Male Breed: Mixed | Size: M (30-50lbs) Hi I'm Habanero! I'm an easy going boy that loves people. I am fully housetrained and do not need to be crated, in fact I am a little scared of going in one so I would like a home where I can roam around. I always let my foster mom know when I need to go outside and I behave myself even when I'm left alone while she's at work. When I was younger I got hurt and received some damage to my rear right leg, so in December of 2014 I had surgery to remove my leg. The good news is I am no longer in any pain and am very fast on three legs! My hair is growing back slowly, so I look a little silly right now. I am good with other dogs and cats, and would really love to be around another dog my size. I am learning to play with toys and enjoy treats, it's not something I have had in the past. I LOVE going for walks and am polite on the leash. I am a loveable, loyal, gentle dog who would love to cuddle up on the couch with you. Will you be my cuddle buddy? To apply visit www.manitobamutts.org or contact email@example.com for more information.
Yappy Age: 1 year (2013-05-06) | Sex: Male Breed: Mixed | Size: M (30-50lbs) Hi, my name is Yappy (not at all a description of me as I am very quiet!) I came into care very scared, afraid of everything & everyone. I am beginning to realize that the world is not such a scary place. I am still timid around new people I meet, startled by sudden loud noises & gestures. It will take some time & patience for me to settle into a new home but I will warm up to you & adjust to my surroundings. I am kennel trained (but don't need to be) & fully house trained. I love other dogs & dog-friendly cats. I would do best in a home with another laidback dog like myself for company. I am still working on my recall and will need a fenced yard. I am not the type of dog who will greet you at the door when you come home nor the affectionate dog to curl up beside on those cold winter nights. I prefer to veg on the couch or the floor near you observing the world around me. I have come along way from the dog I once was, so I am looking for that perfect family willing to continue to work with me to help me overcome my fears & gain back the confidence & trust that I somehow lost along the way. They say that LOVE CONQUERS ALL . Give me the chance to let me prove that fact. I will be waiting here for you!!! To apply visit www.manitobamutts.org or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Togo Age: 1 year (2013-06-12) | Sex: Male Breed: Mixed | Size: M (30-50lbs) Hi! I'm Togo. I'm an active boy who loves to play and wrestle. I am working on being house trained and almost fully crate trained. I am good with other dogs, pretty good with kids ( I need some training with the little people) and I'm not terribly fond of cats. I haven't done much walking outside my yard yet but think it's something I'll like. I am practicing my leash manners. I am a sweet boy who would love to make you laugh. Is there room for me in your family? To apply visit www.manitobamutts.org or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Chief Age: 10 months (04-03-2014) | Sex: Male Breed: Mixed | Size: M (30-50lbs) Hi I'm Chief! I am full of energy and kisses! I'm fully house-trained and kennel trained for when you need to leave me alone at home. I miss you when you leave so I'll cry in my kennel for a while but don't cry at all at night when you put me in my kennel to sleep. I am quite energetic and love to play with cats and dogs of all sizes. I am a smart boy and still learning. I love to run free but am also pretty relaxed on a leash. I have learned so much about living in a home over the past two months so I'm ready to join you in my forever home! To apply visit www.manitobamutts.org or contact email@example.com for more information.
Stef Age: 9 months (03-10-2014) | Sex: Female Breed: Mixed | Size: M (30-50lbs) Hi I'm Stef!! I have gorgeous blue eyes which makes me unique. I'm super sweet, gentle, quiet and shy but I warm up quickly. I'm very playful and I enjoy playing with other dogs and being outside. I love getting belly rubs and will curl up right next to you on the couch. I am house and kennel trained. I could be the perfect addition to your home and a loyal companion. Visit www.manitobamutts.org or contact email@example.com for more information.
Jemma Age: 8 months (2014-06-10) | Sex: Female Breed: Mixed | Size: M (30-50lbs) Hi, I'm Jemma ! I'm a shy girl who loves to play outside with my foster siblings . I am fully house trained and working on kennel training . My foster mom says I'm such a good girl that I don't need to sleep in my kennel at night though . I'm good with other dogs and kids but need a proper introduction because I'm very shy and get scared easily . I have never met a cat before , but I think I would be ok with them. I'm still afraid of my leash and need some more practice, but I'm working on trusting people and get better everyday! My foster mom says I'm very sweet and that I do a really good job keeping her feet warm on these cold winter days . Is there room for me in your family ? To apply visit www.manitobamutts.org or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Chloe Age: 3 years (2011-04-02) | Sex: Female Breed: Mixed | Size: L (50-80lbs) Adventures with Chloe! Starring ME! I'm a brave, driven, loyal, loving, spunky girl that won't miss an opportunity to explore the outdoors. I love to lose myself in the sights and smells but I forget I'm attached to a human! I started skijoring and I'm a huge fan...I get to drag my human behind me and they don't slow me down! When I'm not out and about I like to lay by some warm feet (or on the couch if you let me) and catch up on my shows. I am fully house trained and never destroy anything when I'm left alone. I don't mind resting in my kennel if that's where you want me when you have to leave. I struggle with some anxiety so I eat separately from my canine foster sister. I need a structured loving home so I can feel safe. I would be better in a family with older children that can respect my space when I need it. I'm a bit of a bossy girl with other dogs but can get along with the right personality in a sibling and a proper introduction. I am very smart and very food driven, I challenge you to teach me anything! To apply visit www.manitobamutts.org or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Cheeko Age: 2 years (04-01-2012) | Sex: Male Breed: Mixed | Size: L (50-80lbs) Hi, I'm Cheeko! I'm a happy boy who loves to go for walks and relax with my seven-month-old human foster brother! I am fully house trained and always go to the bathroom in the same place in the yard. When my parents are away at work or sleeping, I stay in the hallway so I can move around while they're gone. But, my last family put me in a crate and said I did great with that too. I haven't been around toddlers or kids, but I am great with babies that crawl (and always try to steal my bone). I am good with other dogs, but haven't had much experience with cats. If I had more exposure to cats, my foster mom thinks I would do fine with them. I am a very quick learner and right now I am practicing to control my excitement when it's time to go for a walk. I am now a foster who is ready for a family to share all of my love and kisses with. Come meet me, and you will fall in love! Visit www.manitobamutts.org or contact email@example.com or more information.
Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan Age: 1 year (2013-07-23) | Sex: Female Breed: Mixed | Size: L (50-80lbs) Hi my name is Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan but you can call me Maggie! I'm the beautiful momma of the M*A*S*H litter. Right now I'm still busy being a momma to my 8 wonderful babies but soon I'll ready for a furever home of my own. I'm a quiet, little sweetheart of a girl who loves living in the house and absolutely loves, loves, loves people! Foster mom says I'm a smartie because I do bark to let her know if I have to go outside to do my business and I've only had one accident in the house. Right now I'm living with three other dogs and some cats and I get along really well with all of them. When I first came here I didn't have my babies yet so I was able to learn about being in a crate. I didn't mind going in especially if my foster mom tossed a treat in first!!! I'm a really happy eater and I must say that everything my foster momma serves for dinner is FANTASTIC!!! And don't get me started on treats because I LOVE treats! Boy this living inside is just like winning the lottery. Foster mom says I still have some things to learn like sit and down but I'm trying really hard. She says I have great off leash recall whatever that means. All I know is that when we go for a walk I don't go far from my foster mom because I don't want to lose her, and when she calls my name I run to her as fast as I can. She says I'm as loving as I am beautiful and some family will be so lucky to take me home. I hope I get to meet my lucky family soon. Are you my lucky family??? To apply visit www.manitobamutts.org or contact email@example.com for more information.
Legend Age: 8 months (2014-04-05) | Sex: Male Breed: Mixed | Size: L (50-80lbs) Hi I'm Legend! I'm a goofy young boy who loves to play and cuddle. I am fully housetrained and am pretty good in a wire kennel. I am good with cats and dogs. I'm still learning my basic tricks but my teacher says I'm a quick learner. I am a sweetheart who would love to sit on the couch and watch a movie with you. Please be my movie buddy? To apply visit www.manitobamutts.org or contact email@example.com for more information.


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Oct 13, 2012, 10:04 PM | ||
--Tom K. |
Latest blog entry: 12S on the 3DHS 74" Edge 540
Oct 13, 2012, 10:13 PM | |||
Best flying I ever did....right up until I got killed.
Oct 13, 2012, 10:28 PM | ||||
I fly hard when I make video. The one thing you can always count on watching one of my videos........ that's all I've got. Occasionally it doesn't go so well.
Oct 13, 2012, 10:40 PM | ||
In the meantime, I'm putting the accessories together for the 78 over the last few days... I won a 50% off coupon from Castle at the electric fun-fly event last weekend at MCRC that turned out to be worth $135, so for all the great help and discounts, thank you Castle, thank you Hacker, thank you Mejzlik, and thank you Savox. Looks like we may have a new EF plane for the Deland Huckfest, and between me, Frank, Maynard, Carl, Skylor, and Tom, the skies over MCRC this fall will be filled with Extreme Flight airplanes from 48 to 78 inches... I'm guessing 16. I think Tom's will make it four 78 inch Extra 300's at our field... and there will be video. And congratulations to Doc and Tom for taking first and second place in the 2012 Park Flying Freestyle Video Contest here on RC Groups... And thanks to Flopgun for gathering some cool sponsors for the event. If I'm not mistaken, I think EF planes came in first, second, and fourth. |
Latest blog entry: PAR Calculator
Oct 13, 2012, 11:15 PM | ||
It was a screaming inverted pass, and I pull the nose stright down, hesitate a half second, and them full right, full right, full up. It's just an inside snap roll, but when you start from iverted it really goes crazy. |
Oct 13, 2012, 11:18 PM | |
thanks it kinda looked like a snap but like you said it went crazy after that. Really need to work more on my snaps and tying everything together with them my snaps tend to be lazier and I lose energy.
anyone got a 10 of $50 tower coupon? Usually they put them on the your packing slip, don't have any extra xoar props left. |
Oct 13, 2012, 11:22 PM | |
The plane I wrecked in the last video is still flying. I sold it to a friend in Orlando and his sons flew it for at least a year and they just sold it so someone else. I think you have to actually fully kill one of these things to get it to stop flying.
I just put together a new red and it flies perfect, just like the last one. I really love these Extra EXPs. |
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When I learned snap rolls we didn't have 3D and we didn't have 3D set ups. We did inside snap rolls simply by using full aileron and rudder (same direction) and full up elevator. This doesn't work so well with a 3D planes for a lot of reasons I don't understand. I believe the big controls and big deflection put so much drag on the plane that it slows too fast before it can rotate, and on most snaps with full deflection the plane will sort of wallow through it lazilly. Andrew Jesky calls this a "3D snap." I've found that you can still use full rudder and aileron, but you need to use only about 1/4 elevator, and then the plane will snap properly. The problem is not the airplane or anything you are doing wrong. It's more like a 3D set up won't let the plane snap cleanly. Just for the heck of it, snap roll the plane on low rates and watch the difference. Strangely for some odd reason I cannot explain, every 3D palne I have had does snap well to the outside. A lot of the top pros use a separate rate strictly for their snap rolls, but that is simply too much switch flipping for me because I forget to flip back. I do more outside snaps because I am more sure of myself with those, and on inside snaps you will see me use a little more caution. |
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We are entering an era of customer-centricity, mostly because we have to. But also, because employing a customer focus is the right thing to do. I guess businesses lost their way at some point. Blame quarterly earnings. Blame technology. Blame politics. But over the years, we overlooked the importance of the "C" and "R" and instead scaled the "M" in CRM. It didn't hurt that we found ways to save time and money in the process of promoting management, cost-control and efficiency over customer experiences.
I don't believe executives aim to deliver substandard experiences. I really don't. In fact, 88% of all businesses actually believe that they deliver great customer service. Yet only 8% of their customers agree. Saying that there's a disconnect is an understatement at best. But it is representative of a significant experience gap that exists between the experience we promise and the experiences people have and share.
A large part of the problem is how we see the role and value of customer engagement in overall business. Anyone working in the game knows all too well that investing in customer retention is a far more cost-effective strategy than that of customer acquisition. Yes both are important. But by reducing anything related to the experience of existing customers, you're essentially pushing them out and relying on customer growth programs to find people to constantly take the place of deserters. It's a revolving door where you only win if more people come in than leave. Who wants to do business that way?
Intelligent speech processing technology company Nuance Communications commissioned a survey of 1,000 American consumers to reveal current perceptions about customer service departments. The study found that nine out of ten consumers report that a company's customer service has a significant impact on their decision to do business with them. More so, the majority of American consumers (74 percent) did not rate the customer service they've received in the last twelve months an "A" grade.
On the other hand, many consumers also said that they respond positively if they receive good customer service. In the Nuance study, 80 percent of consumers say they've taken action following a good experience. For example, more than one-third said they have recommended the company to friends and family or conducted more business with that company (34 percent).
If excellent customer engagement works, then why is it that I have to take the time to write this article? And, I'm not the only one bringing this up either.
The answer is that customer service and support are functions that are still viewed and run as cost-centers and not as strategic investments in customer experiences. This is a shame because study after study shows that a wonderful customer experience boosts customer loyalty and advocacy and establishes a tremendous competitive advantage.
Speaking of cost centers…
Just look at the call center as one example of just how far we got away from prioritizing meaningful and delightful customer experiences. It should hurt. It should cause duress. It shouldn't force people away from us.
If you're like me and if I'm like you, we dread calling any company. We know that we're going to have to lose our minds pressing buttons until we get a human being on the line. We know going in that we'll completely suffer from a complete loss of sanity from having to re-explain ourselves over and over as we are transferred between departments.
It shouldn't have to be this way, but it is unfortunately. In most cases, we have no choice. We need to accomplish things and by calling, we're committing to getting an answer or mission achieved in the moment.
The problem is that although customer experiences are paramount, investing in and measuring their success is elusive or under appreciated or both. Businesses tend to favor quantity of customer engagements over quality and expediency over experience.
The call center is in need of a renaissance in both purpose and focus. To do so, executive teams also need to undergo a renaissance to move from management to that of leadership. And, that starts with vision and purpose.
With roots traced to the late 1950s to 1960s, call centers were initially designed to scale outbound and inbound calls. As time went on, new technologies and behavioral engagement strategies enabled call centers to handle greater volume and responsibilities. Suddenly call centers were the go to model for facilitating all forms of mass engagement ranging from sales to customer service and support to customer retention. As time went on and capabilities expanded, soaring costs and management challenges ultimately made the case for many businesses to contract outsourced call center solutions. To save money and also to ramp up resources quickly, some of the largest outsourced facilities resided outside of the United State in countries where English was a second language at best.
Why the rapid-fire history lesson on call centers?
For the most part, call centers served their purpose over the decades. Everything was fine until it wasn't. That time to change is here. Actually, it's overdue. What the call center was designed to do and how it was both valued and also measured for success are part of an eroding mode of business that has no place in the future of customer experience.
The great irony here however is in the terms 'customer service' or 'customer support.' Clearly, we are missing opportunities to provide service or support in ways people value. Actually contacting customer support almost seems like a last resort. In fact, customers are taking it upon themselves to find answers online with 82% of consumers agreeing that they only contact customer service when they can't find an answer online according to Nuance. It's often just easier or more pleasant that having to talk to the a company's customer support front line.
We hate them. We need them. But with purpose, renovation and some serious unlearning, these existing assets can be rebuilt and retrained to deliver exception customer experiences, cultivate relationships and drive business value.
Customers have repeatedly expressed that they will gladly pay a premium for products if they believed that a premium customer experience was a given. It's sad but true that customer experience can become a competitive advantage rather than a commodity, but so be it.
Customer support, service, and form of customer engagement really, are clearly ripe for disruption and innovation. Price, process, technology, et al., further distanced us from customers. But the same set of ingredients can bring us closer than ever before.
Call centers are on the front line right now. They can do better. But we need to first accept that the role they play today is not actually shaping customer experiences but hindering or degrading them.
Experience takes vision and it takes architecture.
Imagine if technology, process, systems, metrics, were driven by a higher purpose?
Sales, service, support, loyalty, every facet of the customer journey and lifecycle, could and would be improved. Customer-centricity would truly form the center of our intentions and work. Then and only then, would meaningful relationships become a byproduct of the experiences we set out to create and cultivate.
What a wonderful world it would be…
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Cactus Burning: Austin, Texas and the Battle for the Iconic Cactus Cafe
Michael F. Scully
Reviewed by Kevin Curtin, Fri., May 30, 2014
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Locals react to change with outrage, particularly when it involves terminating something cultural. Bars, clubs, and restaurants going belly-up or adjusting formats signals "the end of Austin." When the Cactus Cafe, a 30-plus-year home to songwriters from Arlo Guthrie to Townes Van Zandt, threatened to close in 2010, armchair preservationists coalesced into a people's movement. E-book Cactus Burning records that crusade. Author Michael F. Scully's overview, from January's shocking press release to May's landing of a new institutional parent in KUT, proves a meticulous catalog of interviews, meeting records, internal emails, and news clips presenting a clear overall picture of the events. The saga yields great characters including the Save the Cactus contingent of Wiley Koepp and Reid Nelson, shifty UT Union Executive Director Andy Smith, flip-flopping VP of Student Affairs Juan González, the easily manipulated student government, and beloved Cactus manager Griff Luneberg. Cactus Burning becomes an exhausting read due to the excessive inclusion of Facebook and news blog comments, but it's doubtlessly the authoritative account on the matter and worth reading for a single surprising reveal that renders the "No Griff, No Cactus" battle cry a non-option.