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It is with great pleasure that we announce and welcome Dr. Brittany Sonnichsen to the Synergy team. Dr. Sonnichsen will be joining the Synergy practice in mid-July and will be dividing her time between the Reseda and Beverly Hills offices.
Dr. Sonnichsen recently completed her Oral and Maxillofacial residency at Ohio State University. She attended Georgetown University, graduating Magna Cum Laude and earned her D.M.D. from the University Of Connecticut School Of Dental Medicine. She has been the recipient of a number of scholarships, awards, and honors in addition to her involvement in several key research projects.
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|Sri Vidya Secondary School
|2-2-1105/26 Tilak Nagar New Nallakunta Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad Andhra Pradesh 500044 India
|Mrs. Neeta Chitale
|Secondary School
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Caregiving for parents by their adult children is a hidden expense few see coming.
The retirement of many Americans is getting pushed back because of an unexpected expense–caring for their elderly parents.
The survey from Caring.com shows that 46 percent of family caregivers spend more than $5,000 per year on caregiving expenses. Some seven percent spend $50,000 or more a year. Caring.com CEO Andy Cohen says not preparing for caregiving costs can be detrimental to current finances and can also derail retirement plans. The caregivers are mostly in their 50s and 60s helping their parents in their 80s and 90s, he says.
"The good news is people are getting care and the bad news it's coming at a big financial cost for their family caregivers, which in turn will delay their retirement," Cohen says. "It's completely eating into their retirement. It's going to cause them to work many more years because this was an unbudgeted major expense that they're finding themselves responsible for."
Cohen says 16 percent spend from $5,000 to $9,999; 11 percent spend from $10,000 from $19,999; 7 percent spend from $20,000 to $29,999; 5 percent spend $30,000 to $49,000; and 7 percent spend $50,000 or more a year. Another 21 percent don't know how much they spend, Cohen says.
The children are helping their parents in some cases pay for assisted living and in-home care, groceries, medical bills, medications and other bills, Cohen says.
"Family caregivers, especially baby boomers, run the risk of derailing their retirement plans if they don't prepare for the costs associated with caregiving," Cohen says. "Almost half of caregivers spend $25,000 on caregiving in just five years–that's a significant chunk of money that could delay retirement by a couple of years."
Caregiving not only has an effect on finances, but it can also impact current employment and future retirement plans, too. One-third of family caregivers (33 percent) spend more than 30 hours per week on caregiving, making it almost the equivalent of a full-time job. Half of caregivers have made changes to their work schedule to accommodate caregiving, while 30 percent often arrived late or left early and 17 percent missed a significant amount of work.
A family caregiver is defined as someone who takes care of a family member or friend, but is unpaid for their services.
"Caregiving can be a startlingly expensive endeavor that most people aren't financially prepared for," Cohen says. "Yet only three in ten caregivers have spoken to their loved ones about how to pay for care. Having an open and honest conversation about finances is a sensitive—but necessary—discussion to have."
Twenty-five percent of those surveyed say they aren't helping at all.
Cohen says it's great that people are helping, but the concern is a lot of these people weren't planning to help. They weren't budgeting for senior care, and they were hoping their parents would be able to care for themselves, he says. It's because people are living longer, many parents aren't set up to pay for their own care, and the burden is falling on their adult children.
"I think it's a good news-bad news situation," Cohen says. "The good news is people are living a lot longer than they were. Forty years ago, the life expectancy was 65. Now it's 83. Kids born today are going to live to be 100. People are outlasting their savings. All this great medical technology is keeping people alive longer, but they often need care. The burden for that as they spend their assets falls to their adult children."
Cohen says that will worsen the problem in coming generations. People should be saving as part of their retirement planning and saving for their own care. They should investigate long-term care insurance and understand all the benefits that are out there. If they've served in the military, there are VA benefits. If they have been a state or public sector employee, there may be state benefits, he says.
"What they don't realize is Medicare doesn't cover long-term care. They will have to cover it on their own," Cohen says.
Among other results of the survey: For 43 percent of family caregivers, deciding on a senior care or senior housing option took only one month. But for 21 percent of caregivers, the decision process took six months or more. Some 20 percent of people being cared for live in assisted-living center, nursing home or other living community.


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Heathfield U12s match report from Brighton Festival.
After 2 successful weeks of festivals, the boys arrived at Brighton in confident mood. Three tough teams to face – Hove, Pulborough and Worthing meant a big challenge. Unfortunately, with a large amount of the squad unavailable (12 boys on the day), some of the boys on their third festival in 3 weeks and first festival starters resulted in a performance that can be described as a bit of a 'tough day at the office'.
The first match up was against Hove. The start of the match was quite attritional and narrow from the H&WRFC boys, rucking at the breakdown but struggling to hold onto the ball with Hove counter rucking and stretching the play out wide. Good hooking at the scrums meant the boys managed to have regular ball, but a combination of Hove's defence and H&WRFC's imprecise passes saw a half time score of 0-0. With no subs the 12 boys had to soldier on and with Hove freshening things up and pushing on with fluid passes saw them run out 2-0 winners at full-time. The coaches addressed the boys re their defensive positioning, tackling and attacking lines in readiness for the next match against Pulborough
The effort and commitment could not be faulted in the first half; strong running, good defence and hooking at the scrum kept a physical Pulborough at bay. A hand off above the shoulder too many saw a penalty to H&WRFC deep in the opposition half and from the resulting play a good passing move down the line and brilliant off load in the tackle meant that Killian Kennedy scored in the corner. 1-0 at half time. Pulborough came out determined to take the second half by the scruff of the neck and the H&WRFC tackles that had been a big part of recent success suddenly became a bit of an Achilles heel and the Pulborough wingers that had been starved of the ball in the first half were suddenly in full flow, resulting in 4 second half tries. Final score 4-1 Pulborough.
With tired bodies and minds, the coaches tried to lift the boys for one final push against Worthing. H&WRFC got on top early with a good level of handling skill and passing before going into contact. Good counter rucking and physicality at the breakdown by Worthing gradually took its toll and released the backs to score 5 unanswered tries. One of those weeks when it just didn't click – a few weeks now of training can address the areas we need to improve on.
A big thank you to the coaching team of Nathan and Phil for their efforts throughout the day and to Brighton for organising the festival.
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Wow, what a magnificent celebration of percussion! With a heavy-duty lineup of Zakir Hussain, Trilok Gurtu, Karsh Kale, Ustad Sultan Khan, Talvin Singh, and Bill Laswell, this 'beatfest' absolutely sizzles.
Our favorite picks include the tracks Big Brother and Palmistry, and the others are great too. Sampling, dub basslines, chants, tabla rolls, cymbal clashes – this CD blends them all.
With 10 tracks packing a whopping 70 minutes of high energy, this is a magnificently creative album. Percussive sonic entertainment at its best, this is a must-buy for fusion fans.
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Every year the Asian & Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund has their annual APIASF General Scholarship which is in essence a large number of smaller scholarships interspersed with large renewable scholarships. The larger scholarships are around the 25,000 dollar range while the smaller scholarships tend to be a couple thousand dollars. The APIASF receives the majority of their money from various corporations and charitable organizations such as AT&T, the Coca Cola Foundation, and the Walt Disney Company. The application for the scholarship will require some moderate effort as it involves submitting your FAFSA, answering three five hundred word prompts, and submitting at least one letter of recommendation. The prompts themselves are relatively open ended, therefore you could reasonably take some of your college essays and cut them down to meet the word requirement in order to answer the essay questions. The APIASF also offers scholarship assistance by referring students to other scholarships as well as help with filling out the Gates Millennium Scholarship application (I highly recommend applying to the Millennium scholarship).
I know that it can be hard to bring oneself to actually apply for scholarships, however in the words of Wayne Gretzky, "You miss one hundred percent of the shots you don't take". Applying to scholarships only gets easier as you apply to more of them. The prompts often overlap and I find that it is easy to reuse essays and responses from other scholarship applications. Furthermore as you see money slowly trickle in, you will only be incentivized to keep applying to more. I hope everyone has a great new year and a great second semester.
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Sales in the compact segment grew by 1% compared to 2014, a better performance than in either the minicar or subcompact segments, thought still behind the industry average of 5% growth. With the latest crop of compact cars being large enough to accommodate a whole family sales in this segment are less sensitive to gas prices – consumers are less likely to migrate to the segments above simply because they no longer need an economic car now that gas is super-cheap. For many people a compact car is all they need. [Read more…]
Archives for January 2016
US sales: 2015, models
After discussing he 2015 US car brand ranking, we'll now explore the model ranking a bit further. To refresh your memory: 2015 was a record year for the US auto dealers, with no less than 17,5 million cars sold, which was an increase of 5,7% compared to 2014. Cheap fuel has helped trucks and crossovers grow faster than the overall market at +7,7% and +11% respectively, while demand for cars has shrunk by 2,3%. The combined crossover segments surpassed 5 million units for the first time ever, and Jeep has had a nice hand in that increase, but also the Nissan Rogue.
The Ford F-series is still King of the Ranking in the US, although General Motors sells more full-sized pick-up trucks than Ford if you combine sales of the Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra. The F-series is up just 3,5% as it suffered from weak sales during the summer months when factories were retooled for the new, aluminium-bodied generation. The Silverado gained 13,4% to top 600.000 sales for the first time since 2007. The RAM pick-up remains third to keep the top-3 all full-sized pick-up trucks, while the best selling car is still the Toyota Camry as it has been every year since 2002. The Toyota Corolla passes the Honda Accord to make it two Toyota sedans above all other cars. [Read more…]
US sales 2015 full year Subcompact segment
The subcompact segment shrank by 8% compared to 2014, a performance even worse than the minicar segment shrinking by 5%. While low gas prices contributed to this, just as they did for the smaller segment, it is probably the lack of new metal that really drove sales in the segment down. Honda Fit and Scion iA were the only new cars that came to market in 2015, and only the former has sold in meaningful quantities. In fact, with many of the segment stalwarts getting on in years, this may be one of the oldest segments. [Read more…]
US sales 2015 full year Minicar segment
2015 started off very well for the Minicar segment, with a 19% growth recorded in Q1, but as the year went on got progressively worse and worse, culminating in the segment shrinking by 30% in Q4. The main reason for this is the falling price of gas that encourages people to buy larger, less fuel-efficient cars – a theme that we'll see in many other segments as well. This trend is so strong in the US market right now that it drags down even the newest, most attractive cars (Mini Cooper), or ones that started the year as star performers (Mitsubishi Mirage).
Best selling Buick is no longer a decade-old Daewoo
Most Americans think of Buick as an all-American brand, best known for its large comfortable luxoboats that mostly appealed to senior citizens in the US and Canada. What they don't know is that besides the 220.000 cars a year in the US and another 17.000 or so in Canada, Buick produces and sells over a million cars a year in China. Well, perhaps thanks to the UAW protests over GM's plan to import the Envision SUV into the US from China, some more people are starting to become aware of that fact now.
So what kind of vehicles does Buick sell in China? A few models are quite similar to those in the US, like the Regal, LaCrosse, Encore and Verano, although the latter is a bit confusing, as the US Verano is called the Excelle GT in China, while the model that's sold in China as the Buick Verano (Weilang in Chinese) is a China-only model positioned between the US Verano (Excelle GT) and the Regal. There's also a hatchback version available, the Excelle XT, which is a rebadged Opel/Vauxhall Astra.
Besides the Weilang, Buick offers three more China-only models, the GL8 MPV, the Envision SUV and the Excelle. The latter has been Buick's most successful nameplate in the world for almost a decade, with more than 2,5 million sales since its launch in 2003. You read that right, Buick still sells a compact sedan that was first introduced 13 years ago. To make matters worse, the Excelle isn't actually a real Buick, it's a rebadged Daewoo Nubira, which has been sold in the US as the Suzuki Forenza from 2003 to 2009. [Read more…]
China car sales analysis Full Year 2015
Car sales in China increased 8,7% in 2015 to top 20 million units for the first time ever, as the tax break on small vehicles in Q4 helped to double the 4,3% increase in the first three quarters, after an unprecedented three consecutive months of declines from June to August. This was a result of the slowing economy and a stock market crisis, which has taken away a potential 500.000 car sales, according to analysts from the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers. Car purchase limits in 7 major cities due to congestion and subsequent air quality concerns have also cost a potential 2 million vehicle sales. As a result, 2015 is the second consecutive year that the Chines car market grows slower than the year before, and with tax break having ended on December 31st, this year may prove to be a difficult year again, unless the government pulls another subsidy rabbit out of their hat.
As you'll know when you've followed the Chinese car market on this blog, SUVs are the main reason for this boost, as Chinese car buyers have shied away from sedans. Sales of crossovers and SUVs soared 52% to 6,22 million units, and MPVs increased 10% to 2,11 million sales, while sedans slumped 5,3% to 11,72 million sales.
The share of foreign brands in the Chinese market has shrunk by 4,2 percentage points, a landslide change in such a huge market, as it means that foreign car brands only added 338.000 units of volume last year for an increase of 2,8%, while the local Chinese automakers added over 1,45 million units of volume for an increase of 23,3%. [Read more…]
China car sales analysis December 2015
China car sales are up 21,5% in December 2015 to 2.389.313 units, which makes it the third year in a row that December is the biggest month of the year in China. However, we have to note that the volume was artificially boosted by the government temporary tax cut on small vehicles (engines smaller than 1,6 liters) in Q4. Still, the Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate of 23,7 million units was the highest of the year, and in fact the highest ever recorded in China. However, as the tax cut from 10% to 5% has been suspended on January 1st, we can expect a backfire effect in January.
Chinese brands have benefited the most from both the tax cut and the switch from sedans to crossovers, as the share of local brands has never been as high as in December, at more than 40%. It has to be noted that Chinese brands traditionally score better in the last month of the year compared to their foreign competitors. For example Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Co. or BAIC, has sold almost 17% of its total 2015 volume of its BAW, Huansu, Senova and Weiwang subbrands in December, scoring a nice 8th place in the brand ranking, compared to 15th overall. [Read more…]
Hyundai shows off its Prius-slayer, the Ioniq [w/ poll]
Hyundai finally released full pictures and details of its new eco-warrior, the Ioniq. Uniquely for a manufacturer, Hyundai plans for the Ioniq to offer a variety of different powertrains, all using the same body:
- A standard hybrid, to battle the Toyota Prius and its ilk
- A plug-in hybrid, to battle the Chevy Volt, Toyota Prius Plug-in and similar
- An electric version, which will compete with the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Bolt
Poll: your Top 5 disappointments from Detroit
After Kriss' list of his Top 5 disappointments from the North American International Auto Show (Detroit 2016 to you and me), now it's time for you to tell us – what do you think were the Top 5 disappointments?
Also, if you haven't yet voted, let us know what were your Top 5 cars. [Read more…]
Detroit 2016: the Disappointments
1. Honda Ridgeline
Echoing Bart's article, I really can't imagine what Honda was thinking when it designed the new Ridgeline. It looks like a pick-up version of the Pilot SUV, a yummy-mummy favorite, but surely the target audience is on the exact end of the spectrum?


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Quantifying damages suffered due to anti-competitive activity is a subject of interest for Bruno Augustin, partner at Haberman Ilett.
In his article for The International Comparative Legal Guide to Competition Litigation, Bruno and his co-author, Haberman Ilett associate Aaron Bradley, explore the obvious, but sometimes missed, point that the 'but for' scenario which is necessary in a competition context is no different from the equivalent in all other damages claims.
In addition, Bruno highlights why causation plays such a major role in influencing the tribunal's decision of how much to award claimants in competition cases. He also shares why complex models are not necessarily appropriate when quantifying a competition damages claim.
To read Bruno and Aaron's article, click on the pdf below or visit iclg.co.uk.
If you would like to discuss any of the points made in the article, please contact Bruno.
This article appeared in the 2016 edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to Competition Litigation; published by Global Legal Group Ltd, London. iclg.co.uk


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It's us, not them
Re: "Over the cliff" (David Holman, Letters, Dec. 9) and "Legislative magic" (Harold Pollner, Letters, Dec. 7).
Both letters seem to show that very little time was devoted to doing any research before being written. It would be the American people who would be most devastated by a default or, worse, a bankruptcy. Of course China would be hurt, all foreign countries who invested here (including our friends) would be hurt, but they account for less than a third of our debt. If fact, if you combine all foreign debt holders, all the Federal Reserve investment, and all the banking, you still only cover $7 trillion of the more than $16 trillion we're in debt.
The rest is of the debt is owed to us � us being Social Security recipients ($2.4 trillion); other raided trust funds, like government pensions, highway, FDIC, medicare, and many others ($2 trillion); and all the other American entities like private pension funds, U.S. Saving Bonds, mutual funds, state and local governments, and many, many others ($5 trillion).
The point is, even though you may want to hit China, the Fed, and the banks, the one hurt the most by this approach would be you and me. As much as we need to get our debt under control, we need to get spending under control first. We need to wean ourselves off the government dole, and we need to do it now.
I hate to lament, but re-electing President Obama was not the way to start.
Edward Cloherty
It must be so
I challenge Angela Tambay (Letters, Dec. 10) or anyone else for that matter, to name one "factually substantiated" lie Fox News anchors or reporters have reported. I'm not talking about Sean Hannity's tirades about the birther and other issues, (which I do not subscribe) or Bill O'Reilly's opinions, but actual news reports.
The problem is liberals are unable to separate "news" from "opinion" so they paint the entire Fox News network as liars, when it is the opinion talk shows and their hosts that they object to. It's no different than what we always see right here in the letters section of the Daily Press where they continually criticize the Opinion Editor's "opinions" as false or misleading, and make the claim that he denies them equal opportunity to voice their own opinion.
Ms. Tambay goes on to assert Fox News watchers didn't see news reports of Fox being banned in Canada because Fox wouldn't report anything that might be detrimental to its brand. Not true; in fact Fox reported extensively on "The News of the World" tabloid scandal in the United Kingdom that was owned by its CEO, Rupert Murdoch. But what I find strange is I also watch CNN and CBS Nightly News with Scott Pelley, and I never heard any reports of Fox being banned in Canada, nor did I read any AP articles on the subject.
As for Fox selectively editing its interviews, try as I might, for the life of me, I can't figure out how the Fox News anchors edit "live" interviews. But if Ms. Tambay says they do, it must be so.
Darrel Hagen
How soon we forget
My husband and I found it appalling that there was no mention of "December 7, 1942 a date that will live in infamy" in your newspaper on Dec. 7, 2012.
Having an article Dec. 8, 2012 on the remembrances in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii in no way saved face for the Daily Press. Did someone forget?
My father served in the Navy, in the South Pacific, during World War II and I was born in September, 1942, so I am a war baby. My husband had an uncle who was involved in the landing at Normandy and he was born in June of 1941 making him a pre-war baby. Our interest in WWII is born of our own relationships to this war.
Friday my husband shook hands with an elderly man in a restaurant who was wearing a WWII cap and was proud to do so. Surely there are still some veterans in this area to interview for a Pearl Harbor Day article.
Patricia Banks
Oak Hills
What? December 7, 1941 no longer matters? How soon before 9/11/01 becomes irrelevant?
Shame on you Daily Press for no coverage.
James R. Smith
Oak Hills


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It's funny because I have been working on an article about the potential eternal ramifications of trying to define the term " God is good." Yesterday, I also started writing about the only time I was victim of a robbery. Then today the 2 subjects assimiliated into a real life scenario in my life. I am for all intensive purposes the main suspect in a theft of a developmentally disabled man's computer. And in all honesty, if I was doing the investigation I would think I was guilty. I even told the police investigator such. Allow me to explain.
I work for Arc of Monroe County. It's an agency that supports the developmentally handicapped. It's my last week of work there as I got a job with New York State doing the same thing.
In May I had to approve my timecard electronically so I stopped by an Arc house I have never been to before. It was the closest house to my apartment so that's why I went to that one to do it. I spent about 30 second there and left.
In June I picked up some overtime in that very same house. My first shift there was a Sunday. At the end of my shift I picked up a man from his mom's house, dropped him off back at the group home,and went home.
Turns out that that weekend that same man's 800 dollar laptop was stolen out of his room. He uses the laptop to communicate as he is inaudible.
I was called down to work a few weeks ago to answer questions about this theft. I told them I don't know anything about it and didn't think about it again until today.
Today I was called down to be interviewed by a person working in between the Arc and the Police. He is working for both and is deciding whether or not to press charges.
He told me that the man from the group home has implemented that I was the one who stole the computer. This man allegedly told police the following " In May, A good friend came into my room to use my bathroom because his stomach hurt,and I saw him staring at my computer. His name was Joe and he came back in June and stole my computer. But he is a good friend."
This guy doesn't speak audibly. He also has no clue what my name is as I only worked with him for about an hour total in the 3 shifts I worked at this house. So he typed all this information out on a computer apparently?
So knowing that I didn't steal the computer and that God is in control, I decided to tell this go between investigator that it looks really bad for me and I would think I did it to if I was investigating this case.
Here are some things I told him that make me look really bad here.
-----" It was my first time working in the house so of course I look like the bad apple who came in and stole it."
----- " It's funny he said I came into his room with stomach problems because I have a bowel disease."
------ " I don't even own a computer at home because I got rid of it when I quit gambling" Hahaha. ( Hello , gambler who has no money needs a computer to gamble so he steals one from work?"
------ " I look really guilty here, this is a perfect way to end my 7 years at the Arc"
Here are some of the things I said that make me look innocent:
----- " Do you think I'm enough of an idiot to steal a computer the first time I work somewhere?"
------ " Don't you think whoever stole it did so on the first day a new staff worked there to make it look like the new staff? (The 'Commish' would be proud of me on this one)
------ " How the heck does this man implicate me when he doesn't even know my name? Somebody fed him this information"
------ " God is in control."
I proceeded to tell him about my past and how I was sick and made a living gambling. Sure it looks bad for me in the cut and dry, but I try not to live in the cut and dry anymore. I told him since I quit gambling I have seen people get saved. It was funny. I basically was incriminating myself on purpose by telling the truth about things, and then implementing God's will above all else. Ah my life is very interesting indeeed. Who says "normal" is where it's at?
Basically I look guilty, and I don't care. God is in control. Even if I end up being charged with something there is a reason. Maybe there is someone who's path I need to come across because of this. I have such apathy for life without God that I actually am excited a little bit that I'm so obviously the lead suspect in a petty larceny case. Hahhaha.Who cares what happens if it's in his hands. "Meaningless,utterly meaningless. Everything under the sun is meaningless without God"
He said to call him in 2 weeks because he is on vacation. He said there is a 50/ 50 chance they will ask me to do a lie detector test.
So I will be in limbo about this for the next month or so. I told him I start with the State In 2 weeks and really hope this doesn't interfere with my job. He made sure to point out I am not being charged or suspected. But come on , it looks like I did it. And I told him so. (haha)
I know God has his hand on my life. I know I'm protected by his blood that was shed. I know I didn't steal the computer. It feels like a type of setup because I did indeed stop in the house in May to punch my time in and I do have bowel issues. So the client's story seems to add up in a very eerie way. Conceievably I could have went into his room in May to use his bathroom. It just boggles my mind at this point to think how bad this looks for me.
Maybe I'll go to jail. . Maybe in Jail I'll fall in love with a female prison guard and get married and serve gruel sandwiches at my wedding reception. Maybe in jail I'll proclaim my innocence over an in house double feature movie of "The Fugitive" and " Shawshank Redemption." Maybe in jail God will save a soul.
Of course I'm kidding about jail. I know It's not going to come to that. But my therapy for the moment on this issue, is alot of trust in God and a little blogging.
Until this is resolved I'm just going to procaim to all that will listen that the one armed man did it. God is good all the time. I'm just learning not to define "Good."
Friday, August 13, 2010
I apparently am the main suspect in the theft of a laptop computer,,and God is still good.
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I spent a fair chunk of Saturday house hunting. We - some old housemates of mine and I - are looking for a place to rent. Mostly for economic reasons, I confess.
I'd forgotten what twonks real estate agents are. At two of the places, we had to ring up and remind them there was supposed to be an inspection on. I was standing around the front of one place so long I got sunburnt.
House one was in Coburg. A little further out than I'd like, although I looked on a map and it was actually only a few streets from Brunswick and about four kilometres from where I am now! It was a huge place (although for a guy who lives in a one bedroom flat, all places look huge to me) on the side of a hill, so the main living area was in three levels. Weird. Huge main bedroom (mine :-) with what was almost a walk-in robe, and an en-suite with two basins!!! We will be applying for this one :-)
House two was in North Fitzroy. Very near Clifton Hill. And about three doors down from the house old/new housemate Barbara lived in when she first moved to Melbourne. We waited for aaaaages for the Real Estate Satanist to arrive. I called them up - a lady from a couple from Sydney who was also waiting said "You're a lot politer than I would be!" We got to chatting, and I tried to explain that Fitzroy was a bit like Glebe or Newtown. We also met three women who lived around the corner - we encountered them at three houses in a row! I suppose we shouldn't have been so friendly, given we're effectively competing :-)
The house itself was shite. It had some very weird renovations - there was a kind of mezzanine room over the living room, out the back. It was reached by a tight, very rickety spiral staircase. And had no door and no windows on a gap which looked down on the living room below. Eep. Nice spa though :-)
House three was also a bit weird. It had what could have been three bedrooms downstairs, although they weren't huge. And weird little window alcoves along the main corridor. The front yard was covered in those annoying white pebbles, which got jammed under the front gate! The upstairs bedroom was huge and rather ace - it had it's own living area and an ensuite. That one's mine :-) However, it was a tad pricey and just a bit weird, so, well... We'll see.
House four was the winner. (That picture in the ad is wrong - it was actually the one behind the one in the picture.) It was obviously still occupied by three students, which was cute. They had a huge number of bikes in the shed and ethernet cables strung all over the place. The bedrooms weren't huge, but again there was an Ensuite, and the rent was great - it would be about half what I'm paying now. Did I mention the great location? Across the street from Barkly Square shopping centre - I could get one of those jeep things and shop there. Also very close to Sydney Road. We'll be applying for this one - along with everyone else on earth.
We chatted to one of the guys who lived there. He said the place was great and the agents nice. That would make a pleasant change!
Barbara and I went and recovered in a cafe on Sydney Road. Ah, the lifestyle... Someone has to do :-)
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One of my friends lives just down the road from Barkly Square! o_o
It's a nice part of the world. You'll have to come visit us both :-P
What can I say... back when I met you, ten years ago in distant 1997, you were living with Barbara as well :-)
The Once and Future Housemates
I didn't actually live with Babara in 1997 - although it seemed that way. She was dating my then house mate Cameron.
I did however share a place with her from the middle of 2000 till early 2004...
I did however share a place with her from the middle of 2000 till early 2004...


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The magic of the "Window Witch" is casting its spell on the byways of Manhattan.
Window Witch is a nickname for the often overlooked, overworked, over-pressured profession of merchandising and window display management. As we breezily trot by these terrariums of wonder, we often miss the magnificence and ingenious design incorporated in these 10-by-14-foot glassed-in frames.
The price of an Long Island Rail Road ticket and subway fare offers one of the most highly rewarding cheap thrills in New York City: The holiday windows of Manhattan.
I prefer to strut uptown to the 70s on Madison Avenue and work my way down, because once I behold Bergdorf Goodman all the other windows pale in comparison and I tend to gloss over the skill and the design statements provided by each.
Ralph Lauren's windows depict a snow-dusted, western woodland and wonderland, populated by slender stuffed teddy bears in snug fitting greige ensembles amidst fur-draped furnishings and plump plaid pillows. Always depicting an upper crust American idealism, this chilled world never peers toward danger due to RL's pampering lushness.
Prada's take on a favorite animated film, "Wall-E," clothes its endearing robot in metals reminiscent of the shiniest Christmas tree ornaments—an effective window in black, white, pink and cherry.
Loro Piana mesmerizes the eye with swirling metal ornaments in copper, gold and silver. The suspended dervishes are multiplied by blackened panels of mirror.
Etro creates a color-saturated universe of planetary suspension while David Yurman finely chisels a nocturnal drenched enchantment that is populated by a most exquisite carved bunny and a lurching grizzly. I want that rabbit when that window comes down!!
Louis Vuitton collaborates with Jeff Koons to put inflatable white blowups to clever use, while Dior seduces us with colorful hot air balloons floating between elaborately clad mannequins.
Moncler's beautifully attired mannequin is backed up by a chorus of tiny replicas all held captive under bell jars. These creamy white vestments certainly seem the color of the moment—perhaps because of the holidays—but no less attractive.
Calvin Klein's egg yolk under construction universe houses a cellophane clad model leaning on a giant carrot, wrapped in the stars and stripes—quite a road less taken by this company.
Barney's, always devoid of product promotion in its holiday displays, commissioned artists to envision a futuristic world studded with colorful, intricate beadwork. Children will adore these. A childlike innocence pervades.
Tiffany's tiny windows beg you to peer in closer to a mechanical world of shiny robot mannequins busily fishing for diamond encrusted starfish or dolly-ing up scores of Tiffany boxes while a Ferris wheel entertains wrapped gems.
And finally, the mothership of Christmas window displays never fails to astonish. Bergdorf's always pulls out every stop. An elegantly gowned model conducts an orchestra of exploding neon delineated instruments. Although no music can be heard, the cacophony of symphonic inspiration seems to leap onto the sidewalk before you.
In another window, a fabulously clad starlet in Morticia Addams blacks and velvet top hat sashays beneath the intrusive eyes of 1930s Hollywood reel-to-reel cameras constructed in translucent acrylic—a tribute to the Museum of the Moving Image. A menagerie of diamond-studded dinosaur skeletons appear and are about to pounce upon a sequin clad Cleopatra whose bejeweled mask belies her feminine prowess as she mysteriously calls a halt to the beast's carnivorous longings.
How can one resist these visual feasts, free to an audience whose only necessities are a warm coat, gloves, and a good pair of ear muffs? Happy Holidays!


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When Is Political Humor Not Funny? When It's (Wrongly) Taken Seriously
Political humor is essentially criticism with entertainment. But when humorous lines are presented in a serious context, something's wrong.
Yet on two occasions this year, members of the conservative "media" have done just that -- taken what was originally a joke or putdown, and used it in a serious context. Perhaps these "media" types -- radio host Janet Parshall and the infamous J.D. Guckert (aka Jeff Gannon) -- didn't check the context of the original statements, or perhaps they were so desperate for damning material that they didn't care. Neither has apparently apologized, although some conservative blogs who made similar mistakes have offered corrections.
Parshall, on the May 2 edition of Janet Parshall's America, falsely accused Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) of promoting herself as an evangelical Christian. But as first reported by mediamatters.org, the source of Parshall's accusation was a humorous column by Rob Long on National Review Online, in which Long "quoted" a fake bulletin from a fictitious church.
PARSHALL: "Hillary's already calling herself an evangelistic -- evangelical Christian. And last time around, she was Jewish. So before it's all said and done, she will be an evangelical Jewish Muslim. Trust me."
What Long's Nov. 16, 2004 column: "As you know, I consider myself an evangelical Christian, really a Christian conservative, if you want to know the truth, so it's nice to be 'home' again in the South, which I really consider my quote-unquote home even though I live in New York most of the time. Well, Washington, D.C., most of the time, actually, but if I'm not there I'm in New York, of course, but always thinking about being here, in the South, my spiritual home, where I shared so many wonderful evangelical ... moments and ... events. Can you read that back to me?"
After Long's piece appeared, several conservative blogs posted the fake Clinton quotes as real. Some, like Blogs for Bush, issued corrections.
But Parshall, who claims to reach 3.5 million listeners each week, has yet to correct her misuse of humorous material.
Gannon, the discredited fake "journalist" who turned out to be a paid operative of the Texas GOP, brought widespread attention to himself in January when he framed a question to President Bush using an "irreverant" putdown from radio host Rush Limbaugh.
At a Jan. 26 press conference, Gannon asked: "Senate Democratic leaders have painted a very bleak picture of the U.S. economy: Harry Reid was talking about soup lines, and [Senator] Hillary Clinton [D-NY] was talking about the economy being on the verge of collapse. Yet in the same breath, they say that Social Security is rock solid and there's no crisis there. You've said you're going to reach out to these people. How are you going to work with people who seem to have divorced themselves from reality?"
Reid, of course, never made a reference to soup lines. As Limbaugh said that day, "Uh, Harry Reid never said 'soup lines.' ... (H)is question ... is a repeat, a rehash, of a precise point I made on this program yesterday."
The sad thing is that, although Guckert was roundly criticized for this -- the question led many media critics to look into Guckert and his employer, Talon News -- Limbaugh was flattered my Guckert's mistake, because it meant he was listening to his show.
"I'm not upset by this, folks. I'm honored. I'm thrilled," said Limbaugh.
Then there's Ann Coulter, who thinks people take her statements too seriously.
In Time magazine's flattering April 25 cover story on the conservative pundit, reporter John Cloud makes several similar points about Coulter:
-- "Coulter's speech was part right-wing stand-up routine."
-- Quoting her friend, Miguel Estrada, saying: "Most of the time, people miss her humor and satire and take her way too literally."
-- "[I]n person, Coulter is more likely to offer jokes than fury."
One of the reasons Cloud, and Time, were so heavily criticized is that it's easy to say something was meant to be funny after the fact. When former Bush Education Secretary Rod Paige called the National Education Association a "terrorist organization" a year ago, people took him seriously. A day later, he told the Associated Press: "I was making what I now know was a bad joke; it was a poor choice of words." On his radio show, Michael Savage sounds serious enough when he calls Muslims "bomb-tossers," but in interviews after the fact suggests this is an example of his "wit."
When Cloud provides the excuse that Coulter should not be taken so seriously by liberals, it opens the door for questioning everything she says. Since she doesn't preface comments by announcing them as humorous, what can we make of her outragous statements.
For example, was Coulter being funny when, in her book Slander, she wrote: "After Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas wrote an opinion contrary to the clearly expressed position of the New York Times editorial page, the Times responded with an editorial on Thomas titled 'The Youngest, Cruelest Justice.' That was actually the headline on a lead editorial in the Newspaper of Record. Thomas is not engaged on the substance of his judicial philosophy. He is called 'a colored lawn jockey for conservative white interests,' 'race traitor,' 'black snake,' 'chicken-and-biscuit-eating Uncle Tom,' 'house Negro' and 'handkerchief head,' 'Benedict Arnold' and 'Judas Iscariot.'"
The paragraph makes it sound as though the New York Times was guilty of some horrible name-calling. But the Times never said any of those things. Was Coulter being funny? Or was she just being a bad "conservative journalist"?
As exhaustively researched by dailyhowler.com:
Who actually called Thomas a "house Negro?" Royce Esters, little-known head of the Compton, California, NAACP, in 1991 (quoted in Emerge).
Who actually called Thomas "a colored lawn jockey for conservative white interests?" The Manchester Union-Leader attributed that insult to the (unnamed) head of the Maryland NAACP in early 1997. So did Perry Morgan, in the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
Who actually called Thomas a "chicken-and-biscuit-eating Uncle Tom," and a "handkerchief head?" Spike Lee, 1991, quoted in U.S. News & World Report. "I think Malcolm X, if he were alive today, would call Thomas a handkerchief head, a chicken-and-biscuit-eating Uncle Tom."
Who actually called Thomas a "black snake?" The claim has often been attributed to Thurgood Marshall, derived from the 1991 press conference at which the aging Marshall announced his retirement. He doesn't mention Thomas by name, but the conventional wisdom was that he was referring to Thomas, who was expected to be nominated.
MARSHALL: I mean for picking the wrong Negro and saying, "I'm picking him because he is a Negro." I am opposed to that. My dad told me way back that you can't use race. For example, there's no difference between a white snake and black snake; they'll both bite.
Who actually called Thomas a "race traitor?" In 1998, Thomas was called a "race traitor" by James Albrook in the New Pittsburgh Courier.
Jon Stewart, Bill Maher, Lewis Black, George Carlin ... you know what you are getting when you listen to these people.
But Janet Parshall and J.D. Guckert never recognized that they were quoting "humorous" statements out of context. And what are Coulter and Savage's listeners and readers to do? Should we take everything these conservative pundits say with a grain of salt? Assume every outrageous statement is meant as humorous?
With all these context questions, none of them are doing us any favors.


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Pastel Romance
For our birthday we decided to host a photo shoot inspired by our recent re-brand. Taking our pastel geometric style we chose to couple this with a truly romantic and ethereal wedding dress from the fabulous Lace & Co and the White Room at The Leeds Club provided the perfect setting.
We created a backdrop from pastel coloured ribbons and a geometric garland made by My Little Shop of Wonder. Styling was by Brachetto Weddings and the stationery by LoveLi. Cake and cupcakes by R Cakes Couture and Cakes by Robina. Hair and make up by Belle Mariee by Shaista. Our model was Elle.
Photography captured by Zoe Ann Photography.


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Can You Read It?
This comes from an 1820s era set of court papers in Kentucky. It is the signature of a Virginia native, born in western Virginia in the late eighteenth century.
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That is it: James Tinsley.
This from a 1820s era court case in Fleming County, Kentucky.


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unfinished businesswhat's for dinner- cooking for two The last thing you might want to do after hosting a large party is make dinner. But the day-after often offers up the most alluring ingredients, making it a shame not to cook up something special. How often do the components for beef tenderloin bourguignon so willingly present themselves?
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Content clustering
A content cluster employs FortiSwitch-5203Bs or FortiController-5902Ds to load balance content sessions to FortiGate-5000 workers. FortiSwitch-5203B content clusters consist of one or more FortiSwitch-5203Bs and multiple FortiGate-5001Bs workers. FortiController-5902D content clusters consist of one or more FortiController-5902Ds and multiple FortiGate-5001B workers.
Operating as a FortiGate in content cluster mode, a primary FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D performs routing, firewalling, stateful inspection, IPsec and SSL VPN encryption/decryption, and other FortiGate functions. The FortiSwitch-5203B includes NP4 processors and the FortiController-5902Ds includes NP6 processors and an integrated switch fabrics that provides fastpath acceleration by offloading communication sessions from the FortiGate CPU.
Using content cluster weighted load balancing, the FortiSwitch-5203Bs or FortiController-5902Ds distribute sessions that require content processing to the workers over the FortiGate-5000 chassis fabric backplane. Content processing sessions include proxy and flow-based security profile functions such as virus scanning, intrusion protection, application control, IPS, web filtering, email filtering, and VoIP. Load balancing is offloaded to the NP4 or NP6 processors resulting in improved load balancing performance. In some networks, the NP4 or NP6 processors also allow you to configure the efficiently load balance TCP and UDP sessions.
Content cluster mode is similar to active-active HA where the FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D operates as the primary unit and load balances security profile sessions to the workers installed in the chassis using weighted load balancing. In this configuration, the HA mode is active-active, the HA load balancing schedule is weight-round-robin and load-balance-all is disabled. You can adjust the HA weighted load balancing weights to change how sessions are load balanced.
You can add a second FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D to a content cluster as a backup. The primary FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D can load balance sessions to the backup FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D as well as the workers. You can control how many sessions are processed by the backup FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D by configuring the HA load balancing weights. You can also configure the content cluster to operate the backup FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D in standby mode. In this mode the backup FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D does not process any sessions but is just there to take over content clustering if the primary unit fails.
Once the content cluster has been established and all FortiControllers and workers have joined the cluster, you can configure the cluster from the FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D GUI or CLI. All configuration changes made to the primary unit are automatically synchronized to all cluster units.
FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D firmware upgrades are done from the primary FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D GUI or CLI. Worker firmware upgrades are done from the FortiSwitch-5203B or FortiController-5902D CLI where a single firmware image is uploaded once and synchronized to all of the workers.


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Ministers to be vetted
The first phase of vetting of ministers-designate nominated by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo will take place at parliament today.
Four ministers-designate are expected to appear before the Appointments Committee of Parliament chaired by the First Deputy Speaker, Joseph Osei-Owusu in what appears to be a grueling encounter.
They are Senior Minister-designate, Yaw Osafo-Maafo; Minister-designate for National Security, Albert Kan Dapaah; Minister-designate for Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta and Minister-designate for Defence, Dominic Nitiwul.
The vetting process promises to be an exciting one as members of the minority National Democratic Congress (NDC) on the Committee are bent on 'stretching' the new ministers-designate whom many political pundits have described as very 'appropriate nominees' for the various ministries assigned to them.
After the first batch, the vetting will continue on Saturday, January 21, with Minister-designate for Interior, Ambrose Dery and Attorney General-designate, Gloria Akuffo, also appearing.
Four ministers-designate will then face the vetting committee on Monday, January 23.
They are the Minister-designate for Local Government and Rural Development, Hajia Alima Mahama; Minister-designate for Trade and Industry, Alan Kwadwo Kyerematen; Minister-designate for Food and Agriculture, Dr Owusu Afriyie Akoto and Minister-designate for Energy, Boakye Agyarko.
Then on Tuesday, January 24, the remaining three of the first batch of ministers-designate will also show up.
These are Minister-designate for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration, Shirley Ayorkor Botchway; Minister-designate for Education, Dr Mathew Opoku Prempeh and Minister-designate for Health, Kwaku Agyeman Manu.
The minority leader, Haruna Iddrisu, told the media in parliament after the names were communicated to Members that as minority, they would look at the intelligence of the ministers-designate, their dispositions and suitability for the positions assigned to them when they appear before the committee.
Ministers' CVs
Meanwhile, as at press time, the minority side of the Appointments Committee had complained bitterly that they were yet to receive the Curriculum Vitae of the ministerial nominees – 24 hours before their vetting commences.
According to Alhassan Suhuyini – a member of the minority side on the committee – attempts by them to get the CVs of the nominees before the start of the vetting today had proven futile since Wednesday.
Speaking in an interview with Accra-based radio station, Citi FM, on Thursday, he said the delay in getting them the CVs was meant to frustrate them and that that would not augur well for the process.
"The people of Ghana want us…to ask the relevant questions, especially about the caliber of people that are going to be working for them. And so, we think that it is unacceptable. We don't want them to give us the CVs tomorrow morning when we are supposed to be vetting the nominees," Suhuyini said.
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Hugh Pollock
I was shoehorned into computer class in 6th form in 1986. Thanks to Mr Pollocks Teaching style and I think his realization that I am a see do learner Computer Science became my favorite subject. Sometimes his lab explanations weren't complete, but you could always find plenty of material around to point you in the right direction. Possibly with me I had issues with focus, and had a million little projects on the boil.
He allowed us to play with operating system level programming, assembler
Opened my eyes to computer use, also kept the school timetable system running. Trusted students with a lot of expensive gear without micro-managing us. Among the best teachers I ever had.
really surprised reading at past ratings!
mr pollock was a great teacher to me - at first i thought he seemed not to know what he was doing however once you get to know him, he is a actually a really nice and good teacher.
he would occasionally shout at you if you are a bad student but if you are a good student, he would usually allow you to play games etc . he would also allow you to be late and mark you present (not late) even though you are 30mins late just because ur a good student.
Questionable teaching style. Occasionally snaps at induviduals or the whole class when is in a bad mood.


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- 700 Milam St.
- Houston, TX
- 77002
- Phone
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- 3,000
jim green - 45 d ago
i have had both of my veichels at the jonestown road location harrisburg pa, one last week and one just now, last week they screwed up my tires, this week they told me i wouldnt be charge for changing a build out for their screw up from last week, so i get home check the reciet and low and behold they charged me, so they lied not just one employee yet two told me they wouldnt charge me, i will no longer go to any jiffy lube and of course coprate doesnt get back to you so it god to know this corporation doesnt care about their customers
John Greer - 15 h 36 m ago
Thank youuuu! @Jim Green their corporate is the worst corporate I have ever come across in my life. They don't get back to you at all even if you leave a message or feedback. Makes me wonder why this kind of company called Jiffy Lube is still in business.
Steve Stephen - 33 d 13 h ago
My name is Steven Stephen I sent a complaint to the District manager Jesse Martin about his store in Westminster Colorado I don't want anything free I just wanted to let them know I have been a loyal customer for years the last time I went to get in oil change all of the employees were standing at the side of the building smoking a girl came to my car after me sitting there for 30 minutes she said she was management was very rude and told me they didn't have the stuff to give my car in oil change it was on New Year's Eve at 2:30 I asked if she could at least give me a top off and she laughed and told me she was closing and I needed to leave at that point she turned around and was talking to the other four or five workers and all she was saying was bad words and talking like as if I was in the wrong for trying to get an oil change.
I have never been so disrespected and as long as jiffy lube has management and employees like that they have lost my respect and all my business!!!! I don't want anything free I will never go back for an oil change at least the least they can do is apologize for the behavior of their employees, On my complaint I left my email and I haven't even received an email of an apology is this how Jiffy Lube runs their business?
Eric - 15 h 41 m ago
That is how Jiffy Lube runs their business basically trust me. I was an employee with them and trust me they are illiterates and I repeat.
ThatGurlKyre - 17 d 20 h ago
Jiffy Lube doesnt know how to respond to anyone other than thier "Own" People. If your not any part of managment, good luck getting a response. They work thier employees 7 days a week, open to close without a lunch break at that and the employees cant even get a dang phone call returned or their vaction approved.
ThatGurlKyre - 17 d 20 h ago
Jiffy Lube doesnt know how to respond to anyone other than thier "Own" People. If your not any part of managment, good luck getting a response. They work thier employees 7 days a week, open to close without a lunch break at that and the employees cant even get a dang phone call returned or their vaction approved.
T. Brown - 26 d 19 h ago
I posted a review earlier today and said I would update. I've since heard from Hyundai who advised me that my particular Hyundai has an engine recall that affected the engine failing. This was no fault of Jiffy Lube. Hyundai is replacing my engine at no cost to me. It's just coincidental that the engine failed soon after my oil change. The district manager did contact me right away which I appreciate. In my earlier post, I mentioned how I'd never had a problem with this particular Jiffy Lube. Well, that's still true considering the outcome. The associate, Josh; assistant manager Shawn, and district manager Robert Beyer were very professional throughout this entire ordeal.
T. Brown - 27 d ago
Jiffy Lube Brooklyn Park MN. 2012 Hyundai Sonata Limited with 28,553 miles on it. I took my vehicle in for an oil change on 1/8/18. The next morning, 1/9/18, my oil light came on and my car died as it was being driven. I had it towed to a mechanic who advised me that the engine had no oil on the dipstick; would not crank. He found oil all over the lower side of engine and no oil in the pan. He removed the filter and found a loose o-ring which was the source of the oil leak and subsequent engine failure. Jiffy Lube employees did not correctly replace the o-ring. My engine now has to be replaced. I went back to the store and spoke with a store "associate" as neither manager was on duty. I was told to come back the next day to speak to a manager. I went back today, 1/10/18, and spoke with an assistant manager who stated a district manager would be in touch. I'm devastated as I just purchased the vehicle in pristine condition not even 2 months ago. I haven't heard from the district manager yet but I'm hoping when I do, Jiffy Lube will do the correct thing and pay for a new engine and all costs associated with it. After all of this, I went online to do research on Jiffy Lube and read several posts about people having similar experiences with Jiffy Lube, but I have to say I've taken vehicles to the same Jiffy Lube on and off for the past 10 years and I've never had a problem with their service. This, though, is a really BIG problem, Unfortunately, I would have to rate my experience this time as 0-terrible. I will update with the final outcome.
Lillian - 36 d 19 h ago
I just had the worst customer service at Jiffy Lube on 5010 City Ave. I get my car towed to the location with ascertanity from speaking to someone the day before that my car would be able to get the work done. So after my car gets dropped off by towing company I get told that the work won't be able to get done because one of the technicians who are certified to do the work are not in, o my one was currently there. Of course I am upset because I spoke to someone before I even got my car to the location, and I was told if I bring it in the morning they will be able to work on it. I get to the store to find out that I spoke to the technician that was scheduled off, and I guess he forgot he was off. I tried to calm the situation and my boyfriend down, Mike was letting us know what will happen and there was no way the work was going to be done because they didn't have both technicians in, and I understood that. The Assistant Manager, Ladiya, came in and escalated the situation to a level it never needed to go. She threatened my boyfriend and told him "I don't care that I'm a girl we can take this outside, step outside." After she did that she lied, and walking off telling her coworkers and I quote "We don't do this kind of work on cars take that shit out of here!" And they pushed the car out into the parking lot. She walked out of the waiting room, and the other customers and I were shocked at how unprofessional she was. They could not believe how "ghetto" she was being and one walked off. She tried to blame my boyfriend for her customer leaving, but failed to acknowledge her conduct. She was horrible, and does not deserve the position as an assistant manager if that is how she handles situations. I will be shocked if you have never received any complaints about her. I called another Jiffy Lube location to see what recommendations they give me about this situation, and thanks to them I was able to get in contact with the General Manager, and he assured me that he will be able to take care of my car first thing Tuesday morning. He apologized about the way his employees were conducting themselves, and they were wrong for it. This went to a level it never needed to be at, and I was upset but it's frustrating to know that the people I am trusting with my car get like this. I am a little concerned about leaving my car there with how unprofessional she was, but I was not able to pay for another tow. Just the worst customer service, and I hope and pray the work gets done correctly.
Anonymous - 38 d 17 h ago
I just left one our your locations 2021 on 59th We have a corp. account with you and they told me that they use plate numbers I tried to give them the account number but they said they DO NOT do it like that. That is the worse service I ever had I will never go to that one again,
Courtney - 54 d ago
Don't go to the W. Valley parkway location in Escondido,CA. Three times I have requested the owner or manager to please call me to discuss my complaint, and I completed a complaint form through the corporate website. I have not heard from anyone yet and no follow up to my complaint form. I witnessed their employees causing damage to my car right in front of me and the repair bid shows it will cost $100-200 for me to fix. When I called the Escondido shop and spoke to an employee to once again request a call back, I asked for his name so I could note who I left the message with, his response to me was rude, he said "Dont worry about my name". He refused to state his name and hung up.
Anonymous - 54 d ago
I have a question about your policy on keeping doors open during the winter time. I never been in a shop where the doors have to be open in the winter I live in lincoln NE and it gets real cold. When I asked my supervisor about closing the bay doors he said your policy is bay doors have to be open. I ask what since does that make. Now I would like to know if this is true and why.
Chenry - 58 d 17 h ago
Incident = my car( 2001 saturn ) was supposed to be service @jiff lube in Hampton, VA STORE#132 1month later the car stop working. the car was towed to the repair shop and was told: that the timing chained had jumped timingand at the same time the engine was dry from oil. the repair man replaced the timing chain and add three quarts of oil was add to pre-lube the engine pryor to starting. all plugs were removed and the enginecranked several revolutions untill oil was noticed reaching the valve train components. with the plugs re-installed, the engine was then cranked to start. upon craking, no compression was note. the plugs were removed and a compression test was done all cyl. is 20psi FURTHER INVESTIGATION DETERMAINED that the piston rings were allallowing compression to pass. this happens as a result of no oil in the engine.ther is no oil leaksor evidence of oil burning
Damage Resulting = A new engine built with only saturn parts no rebuilt engine
F. Wells - 63 d 49 m ago
Any REAL Man who needs to go to Jiffy Lube to get an oil change deserve to get lubed up the ass.
Unacceptable Service - 88 d 19 h ago
I had an oil change..or so I thought..in September..1 week later, I had another mechanic check it & he said it was 1/2 full..Either they never gave me any oil or they didn't give me enough..I recently submitted a complaint & the district mgr said the guy that gave me the oil changed watched the video of Himself doing it..lol. I asked the district mgr to review it himself & that they probably lost a customer..He said he won't waste his time watching it if I'm not coming back.Wow..great customer sevice guys..Not..Goodbye
Anonymous - 81 d ago
They didn't put any oil in my car and now my motor is gone
Jess - 64 d 12 h ago
Can I ask where? What location? I just had miy changed a couple of hours ago and it's leaking ALL over!! In Snohomish Washington I can't get ahold of Amy human as they are closed now. Surprise!!!
Frank - 63 d 10 h ago
I had a oil change at the same location a couple months ago and a few days later oil leak. Went back to the Lake Stevens Jiffy Lube because it is closer to home and after 30 minutes of them working on it the assistant manager told me that the tech at the Snohomish store striped the oil pan and I needed to take it to the dealer and have it replaced. I've been going to jiffy over 25 years and never heard this before. Long story short I brought the invoice back to them and nothing yet after many tries of resolving it. I guess I have to get a lawyer.
CWL - 63 d 17 h ago
I had my 1994 Isuzu Trooper (58K mi) inspected today (12/4/17) and it failed because of "vertical play" in the front wheels. Since my last inspection, which passed, I have driven 107 miles with no accidents or mishaps. Can someone explain this?
Mike white - 67 d 14 h ago
You guy's can only last so long. You are rip offs. By the way I spoke to the general mngr. in gig harbor and he advised me that the General mngr. of the shop in Tacoma would contact me. That was a month ago! Good luck jiffy lube. Your doors will close within three years. Further I would never accept a complementary service cause it is a scary though to put all my vehicles in your shop! Those idiots assured me of a certain service and once there they said they don't do that service! So I worked in there garage because when I got there they refused to work on the car!
Michael E. White - 96 d ago
I had a sunroof leak problem wheras the drain holes clogged. A friend told me oil or glass places would probably blow it out for free. I called the store on 70th and Pacific Ave. in Tacoma WA. James answered the phone and he said repeatedly "bring it on in". I arrived and James greeted me and asked me to pull the car inside the shop. He inspected the holes and said it didn't look clogged. Nobody touched the car and I was instructed to the air hose and told go ahead, I was working in your shop while three employees watched me!!!
No other customers were there at the time. Called after I left and explained to James he shouldn't have told me to come in, he hung up on me!!! I am a lifetime resident of Tacoma and have a lot a friends. I nor they will NEVER go to Jiffy Lube again!!!
Michael White - 67 d 14 h ago
You fucks are chicken shit to respond to peoples concerns. Once again I have great influence with public and businesses. So far I received 236 pledges not to do business with jiffy lube! Third time I expressed my concern. Please don't give them any business!
Marge Wolf ... email@example.com - 68 d 19 h ago
The Beards Hill Jiffy Lube in Maryland, stole the device in my car that keeps track of my car and driving. When I bought a new car, this is when I realized that the device was not there and the records show that it was disconnected. I continued to pay for a device that was taken when I took my car in for an oil change. I was paying $20 a month for something that was not there. I showed my receipts to the manager and he told me the owner is not going to pay me for their theft!!
Anonymous - 71 d ago
I went here on Nov of 2017 for a oil change and they did it within 10 mins. My engine blew the next day.
Mike White - 70 d 12 h ago
In fact i'm so pissed at there customer service I decline to purchase shell gas and products,
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