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Posted on 02/14/2013 11:54:35 AM PST by re_nortex
The company employs 750 people inside the corporate headquarters, but the airline has nearly 9,000 workers who are based in Phoenix.
Depending on who you talk to, what will happen with those positions is unclear at this point.
A source who works inside the company tells CBS 5 News he expects 80 percent to 90 percent of positions at the Tempe corporate headquarters to shift to American Airlines' headquarters in Fort Worth, TX.
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Unionism, aided and abetted by Obama, has killed the once mighty American industrial base. So too will unions lead to the death of airlines unless Big Labor's extortion racket (empowered and protected by the vile Franklin Diablo Roosevelt) is brought to its knees.
I doubt AA makes enough changes to make a real difference. US Airways will see a lot of superfluous employees become chaff
Why don't they just merge into one airline and get it all over with, who needs anti-trust laws.
As a bitter Pittsburgher, all I can say is Phoenix beware. Parker blatantly lied to us and kicked us in the teeth, and there's no reason to believe he'll treat you differently.
Two crappy airlines now become one crappy airline.
That's one of the positive outcomes as I see it. By combining forces, inefficiencies such as these employees (most of them featherbedding union scum) will be rightfully eliminated. By trimming such waste, the company will then have the resources to become profitable and better serve the investors who have a stake in the success of the new American Airlines.
If this airline cannot shed excess employees, shed some pay and outrageous benefits costs and then reduce costs as well as improving service. They are headed to the dustbin of history.
Instead they are merging with an airline, ordering a new fleet of aircraft etc
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer has made it clear that the headquarters consolidation to Ft. Worth won't badly hurt the Phoenix area. She states:
"I got all kinds of assurances from [CEO] Mr. [Doug] Parker. I believe him, they (US Airways) have a big operation here and very few jobs are going to Texas. They're (US Airways) still going to stay here. We just basically are going to lose quote the status of losing the airline headquartered here."
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Just the Valentines Day news I didnt want to hear. I fly alot and US Air is about the crappiest airline around. American is just a few shades better but now I expect it to decline some taking on that fluxed up carrier US Scare.
Forget that, I found a hot stock in Pioneer Aviation.
That's a memorable quote from an utterly terrible movie, Wall Street. It was the "brainchild" of Oliver Stone, an American-hating Marxist complete with a cast of anti-business, pro-union leftists such as the vile Martin Sheen and other Hollyweird elitists: Michael Douglas and the drug-crazed hippie, Charlie Sheen.
Stone released his screed at the height of unparalleled American prosperity during the Reagan presidency. To this day, I'm convinced that it was nothing more that commie propaganda designed to appeal to those who despised the success of President Ronald Reagan, a staunch ally of free enterprise and American capitalism.
While after averaging 120+ flights per year for over 25 years, I have no love for any airline, nor will Ished a tear for any airline employee let go due to this merger, I give my fair warning to AA.
Everything that Useless (formally Agony-Airlines) touches turns to crap. Airlines that treated their passengers better, like Piedmont (at one time), once merged with US Air became the same lying POS that is the corporate strategy of US Air.
AA used to be fair and above the average but they now seem destined for the same low class operation which is the hallmark of US Air.
I remember a commie unionized flight bimbo telling me on a flight from Chicago to Dallas that because we had no other option we had no right to bitch about their poor performance.
After that I drove from Buffalo, NY to Dallas and back 4 times rather that put up with that arrogant communist unionized (insert "C" word here). I enjoyed every minute of the trips.
A good day for me is a day not on an airplane. A great day is seeing these union scum kicked to the curb.
I take a more positive viewpoint on the merger. Without a doubt, the worst airline I recall from the past quarter-century was St.Louis-based TWA.
In the amount of space available, I can't begin to enumerate the horrors of TWA ranging from lost baggage, surly stewardesses, incompetent, senile pilots (protected by seniority rules of their union bosses), late departures and so on. The best thing that ever happened to TWA was its elimination when American Airlines bought it. A lot of needless deadwood was shed when TWA was rightly euthanized. I still recall the concourses closed at Lambert (IATA: STL) when TWA was put out of its misery.
That's very well said and, as Conservatives, I'm sure that we'll agree when unionism is eradicated, the American economy will come roaring back.
The dream of a liberal-free world begins with outlawing of the anti-business, anti-American shakedown artists known as unions. I've long contended that unions are nothing more than the modern form of slavery, an invention of the commies to impose collectivism on workers who would otherwise enjoy freedom, liberty and the benefits of the marketplace. In my opinion, the full force of RICO laws ought to be applied to end the corrupt, monopolistic reign of terror stemming from unionism.
As a no-longer bitter 'Burgher (since I fled that union-controlled area around the time that Kroger supermarkets also left, also due to Big Labor thuggery), I'm curious about the current state of what I still think of as the "new aiport". From afar, I recall that it opened in the early 1990s with much fanfare and high hopes (built on the backs of taxpayer dollars).
Over time, with the loss of
Allegheny USAir US Airways, it's my understanding that many of the gates have been shuttered and that dreams of world class airport have largely been shattered. I had a connecting flight through there a few year back and the airport was far from busy. Just my perception or is that reality?
I've never had a problem with US Air in Charlotte. Nearly every flight is non-stop and upgrades to first class for 100 bucks is common. I'm sure AA will screw it all up as they prefer to work with negative numbers
I received a free upgrade to first class with TWA once. It was sweet. Took a puddle jumper from STL to Knoxville afterwards and beer was free with about 12 folks on the plane.
No regrets here.
It sure sounds like a good time was had by all and certainly amounted to a great flight experience. But free upgrades and beer, is it any wonder that such imprudent business practices hurt the bottom line? If this type of stuff was widespread during the time that TWA was struggling, it's no surprise that American Airlines was able to buy them and kill them.
I'm not trying to detract at all from the enjoyment you had on that journey and I'd have loved it too. But it's so very representative of unionized employee behavior -- give away freebies from "the man" because they have no stake at all in the enterprise.
I do have to take exception to some of your comments. I was one of the coffee, tea or me girls from 1959 to 1961. TWA was a great airline during that time. We offered awesome in-flight service and the meals prepared by the KC group were incredible. Had to quit flying when I got married. Then they moved a lot of their management to New York City and it all went downhill after that.
Got a letter several years later asking if I wanted to return as a result of some union negotiation. Took one short flight as a passenger just to check them out. Flight attendants were old, ugly, overweight, dumpy, frumpy and total grumps. Never flew on them again.
Always wished someone would publish the truth about the explosion.
Actually, I think we're in total agreement. The TWA that I was blasting was the awful airline of the past quarter century, in particular that of the Carl Icahn era. My memories of the TWA from the 50's and 60's are quite fond with the iconic Constellation:
Parker protects Parker. He was just on a Tourist/Business commercial touting Arizona and how "he stayed".
It was a cooler in the aisle with domestic cans. Cost was probably 30 bucks. The upgrade was due to an overbooked flight from PHX to STL on an L-1011. I was military.
I doubt TWA lost anything.
Thanks for the response and that makes it all very clear. I applaud TWA (in this particular case) for their pro-American stance and for supporting our men in uniform.
Whoa, dude.
You left out your lying Pittsburgh politicians who got you to pay for that actually, quite beautiful airport. If USAir had had to foot the bill, they'd have found a justification to still be there.
But airports are like football stadiums. When the taxpayer pays for them, the team [airline] is free to leave. You got pwned.
The moral of the story is to let business support itself. When the people's money is used to create economic development, you can be sure it won't.
Ah the old Super G. Quite a luxurious plane in its day. I had almost forgotten all about those ugly old brown uniforms. Nails groomed, no hair touching your collar, appropriate undergarments, shined high heeled shoes in perfect condition, no runs in the stockings, no wrinkles in the clothing and no more than 2 pounds over your pre-determined appropriate weight - or you didn't fly. They wouldn't be able to handle it nowadays.
Thanks for the reply. I enjoyed the smoothness of the ride on the Lockheed Super-G Connie, shown below:
On the other hand, and also widely used by carriers during that era was the equally famous but more utilitarian Douglas DC-3 which I flew (as a passenger) many times on the old Capital routes:
In it's own way, the rather dumpy DC-3 did have its own beauty but the Connie was stunning.
That might have been it. The man at the ramp desk told me my seat had been changed from a twenty something to 2B.
I was a young man and said OK. I boarded the plane and for the first time in my life was directed left. LOL!
Just enjoyed the space and pineapple juice.
That was my one and only time flying first class.
Thanks TWA
I normally can't recommend Jerry Seinfeld for humor since he's mostly unfunny and, of course, is liberal. Nevertheless, with those caveats, this clip is a rather droll treatment of first class versus coach.
When I first started flying, TWA had lots of Martins. Our wheel was KC-Wichita-Amarillo-Los Angeles, stay overnight and come back, each way taking at least 8 hours. We couldn't serve alcohol until after we left the Kansas and Oklahoma air space since those two states were dry. Could always tell if the pilot drank or not by paying attention to our flight pattern. Got to know the passengers very well back then and always served at least two full meals including crystal, sterling silver, real plates and starched, ironed mini white table cloths over the trays.
Remember when we had to land wheels up in Amarillo in a blinding snowstorm one time - but once was quite enough.
BTW,if that car was red, I would swear it was the one I had then.
I understand Seinfeld well and it is true. I sat down and was in my seat less than 30 seconds before being offered Champaign and OJ. It was 7am
BTW, I plan to bump up to 1st on Monday if available. USAir will do it for 100 bucks if available.
I didn't mean to insinuate that I doubted you about his lying; was just railing against government using our money to bribe companies into creating jobs.
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Relax in our spacious, family-friendly hotel lodging, ideally placed in Amsterdam city centre.
Superior Guest Room
Keep up on business from your hotel room while staying in the Netherlands. Our superior guest room features an ergonomic work desk and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Family Guest Room
Book our family guest room for your Amsterdam hotel stay, and enjoy ample space for up to four guests.
Family Guest Room
The family guest rooms at our city centre hotel offer flexibility, comfort and the space you need to relax after a busy day shopping and sightseeing in Amsterdam.
Executive Guest Room
Keep productive while staying in Amsterdam in our hotel's executive guest room, featuring an ergonomic work area.
Executive Guest Room
Our city centre hotel's executive guest room features one king bed, complimentary wireless Internet and access to the Executive Lounge.
Corner Executive Guest Room
Delight in extra space when staying in the Amsterdam City Centre. Our hotel's corner executive guest room features one king bed and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Corner Executive Guest Room
Our spacious corner executive guest rooms offer extra space to spread out, featuring a sitting area as well as a table with four chairs.
Corner Executive Guest Room
Enjoy enhanced amenities when staying in one of our hotel's corner executive guest rooms such as complimentary bottled water and Executive Lounge access.
Junior Suite
Enjoy access to our hotel's exclusive Executive Lounge when you stay in our Junior Suite. The Lounge offers complimentary breakfast, hors d'oeuvres, dessert and beverages.
Suite - Details
Our newly refurbished hotel bedrooms and suites feature design décor and spacious bright rooms.
Executive Suite - Bedroom
Our Executive Suite accommodation offers lounge access and views of Amsterdam's Leidseplein.
Executive Suite – Living Room
Featuring separate living and sleeping areas, our hotel's Executive Suite offers plenty of room to spread out during your stay in the Netherlands.
Presidential Suite - Bedroom
Our Presidential Suite boasts thoughtful amenities, such as Executive Lounge access, to ensure a relaxing stay at our city centre hotel.
Presidential Suite – Living Room
Our hotel's Presidential Suite features a living and dining area separated from the bedroom by a privacy wall, offering plenty of space to stretch out when staying in Amsterdam.
Executive Lounge
Feel home at the ultimate address and enjoy the luxury of the Executive Lounge. Guests with access to this exclusive lounge can enjoy a complimentary breakfast and evening cocktail. The Executive Lounge also offers refreshments during the day.
Sorel's Bar
Open for lunch and dinner, our hotel's restaurant offers you the best sandwiches, burgers and local delights with a 'bourbonized' twist.
Sorel's Bar
Enclosed in the Amsterdam Marriott Hotel, Sorel's Bar features an interior and menu inspired by local crafts, bourbon and cocktails.
Sorel's Bar
Discover the "go to" bourbon bar in the Amsterdam City Centre known for their local partnerships and activities. Our bar menu includes handcrafted cocktails, a range of whiskeys, cappuccinos, and appetizing entrees.
Midtown Grill Restaurant
Inspired by the tradition of the quintessential American steakhouses, Midtown Grill is serving up the finest USDA certified steaks. All entrees are paired with hearty side dishes, soups, and salads.
Midtown Grill Restaurant
Our hotel's restaurant has a warm ambiance with a vibrant view of the bustling part of Amsterdam between the Vondelpark and the Leidseplein.
Midtown Grill Restaurant
Open for breakfast and dinner, our hotel's restaurant offers great steaks, chops and seafood.
Midtown Grill Restaurant
Our restaurant stimulates the senses with a vibrant environment, open kitchen, great steaks and personal service.
Fitness Centre
Keep up on your healthy routines while staying in Amsterdam with our hotel's fitness centre.
Fitness Centre
The fitness centre at our Amsterdam hotel features cardiovascular equipment and free weights.
Amsterdam Tulips
The Netherlands is famous for its flowers, and specifically for its tulips. Close to the Amsterdam Marriott Hotel you can find the famous flower market where both locals and tourists shop for their flowers.
Amsterdam Canals
Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands and a city of water. With its many canals and bridges it is fondly referred to as the Venice of the North. Throughout the year enjoy the many activities and tours that take place on and alongside the canals.
Amsterdam Bicycles
Cycling is a very common and popular method of transportation in the Netherlands and especially in Amsterdam. Bicycles are mainly used for short-distance trips such as shopping, going to school and work, but also very much loved for recreational purposes and for tourists to explore the city. Bicycles can be rented at many places in the city. Hotel guests have the opportunity to rent our special Amsterdam Marriott Hotel bicycles at the concierge desk to explore the city in a true Dutch way.
Amsterdam Museums
Amsterdam is well-known for its many museums. Next to the famous Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh museum and Anne Frank house you can find many great hidden gems in the city centre. Why not pay a visit to the bag museum, photography museum or NEMO, the science centre for children? Our concierge is happy to assist with recommendations or directions.
Amsterdam Parks
There are many parks that you can enjoy during your stay in Amsterdam including Vondelpark which is located just across the road from Amsterdam Marriott. Perfect for a morning walk or to relax in the afternoon.
Views of Amsterdam
Walk, cycle or boat around the city of Amsterdam to take in the sights. In close proximity to the hotel is Vondelpark and Leidseplein.
Cycling Amsterdam
Cycling is a very common and popular method of transportation in the Netherlands and especially in Amsterdam. Bicycles are mainly used for short-distance trips such as shopping, going to school and work, but also very much loved for recreational purposes and for tourists to explore the city. Bicycles can be rented at many places in the city. Hotel guests have the opportunity to rent our special Amsterdam Marriott Hotel bicycles at the concierge desk to explore the city in a true Dutch way.
Boat Rides Amsterdam
Experience a trip along one of the many canals in the city centre by boat during your next stay at Amsterdam Marriott. Speak to our on-site Concierge to find out more on how to hire your own boat or jump on a sight seeing tour ride.
Flower Market
The Netherlands is famous for its flowers, and specifically for its tulips. Close to the Amsterdam Marriott Hotel you can find the famous flower market where both locals and tourists shop for their flowers.
The lively Leidseplein, in the city centre of Amsterdam offers a variety of restaurants and bars.
The Vondelpark, located close to the hotel is one of Amsterdam's most famous parks. Enjoy a relaxing stroll or picnic, relax at one of the park terraces or revive with a good workout on one of the park's jogging tracks.
Cheese Market Alkmaar
The cheese market in Alkmaar has a rich history which dates back to the 16th century. Still to this day the market takes place on the famous "Waagplein" where visitors can watch the cheese carriers perform their trade. Next to trips to the cheese market the Amsterdam Marriott Hotel concierge is happy to assist with booking other tours to great Dutch sights.
Delfts Blue
Delftware, or Delft pottery, denotes blue and white pottery made in and around Delft in the Netherlands and the tin-glazed pottery made in the Netherlands from the sixteenth century. If you would like to find places where Delfts Blue is still made or purchase a Delft Blue souvenir, please check with the Amsterdam Marriott Hotel concierge who can assist with this.
Pre-Function Seating Area
The pre-function area allows guests to work, network and relax. The space provides for versatile seating arrangements which inspire more comfort and productivity.
Pre-Function Area
Discover the future of meetings in Amsterdam where purposeful design generates inspiration. Each meeting room responds with diverse setups and productive features like smart boards, projection walls, docking stations and touch-screen controls.
Salon B & C Meeting Room
Our newly renovated meeting rooms offer style and flexibility for your business event in Amsterdam.
Salon B & C Meeting Room
Our city centre hotel features flexible and newly refurbished meeting spaces perfect for conferences, small business meetings, and social events alike.
Salon B & C Meeting Room
Experience the next generation of meetings, with versatile room space and superb business perks.
Ballroom – Banquet Setup
Our Ballroom provides 4,725 square feet of event space and catering up to 340 for seated dinner. The combination of the modern design with LED lighting, creates the perfect ambiance whatever the occasion.
Studio 1
Keep your participants on top of their game with the creative tools of media scape to instantly engage and share digital information in our multi-compatible and ultra-flexible meeting space, Studio 1.
Studio 3 - Boardroom Setup
Our Boardroom is more than just a table with chairs. We have created a polished and thoughtful environment to promote comfort and productivity.
Studio 3 & 4 - V-Shape Setup
Our flexible meeting spaces can be fit to your needs. The hotel's meeting planners help you with every detail to ensure you have a collaborative and productive setting for your next meeting.
Studio 5 – Classroom Setup
Our interactive classroom setup inspires creativity by combining modern technology with old school basics.
Studio 6 & 7
Our meeting studios offer flexible space depending on the size and purpose of your event. Depending on your needs, use one studio independently or multiple studios combined. A projectable wall, writable walls, smart boards, and app or web enabled technology, responds to the demands of modern work habits.


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"Packed with anecdotes, interviews, case studies, research and analysis" (Government Opportunities, August 2007)
"Conversational and easy to read…A fine book…recommended." (Supply Management, July 2007)
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—David Blanchard from Chapter 1, Supply Chain Management Best Practices
In the United States alone, companies spend more than $1 trillion every year on transportation, warehousing, distribution, and associated inventory management. The responsibility for managing that spending falls squarely on the shoulders of supply chain professionals. While the role of a supply chain professional may differ from company to company, the goals are similarly daunting: to develop and position a company's supply chains in order to compete and win in today's global marketplace.
Packed with abundant anecdotes, interviews, case studies, research, and analysis, Supply Chain Management Best Practices offers a comprehensive and unflinching look at the development of supply chain management by looking at some of the people and the businesses largely responsible for its momentum. Author David Blanchard—Editor in Chief of Logistics Today, the leading supply chain publication—provides a unique dual perspective as journalist and insider, with access to top supply chain professionals and their insights on building and sustaining a world-class supply chain.
This resourceful book is strategically organized into three parts: Part I briefly introduces supply chain management with examples of best-in-class supply chains in various industries and proven methods for measuring the performance of a supply chain. Part II presents the traditional core processes of supply chain management and discusses the best practices being followed by specific trendsetting companies within the global marketplace. Finally, Part III reveals the strategies, solutions, and technologies used by leading companies to design their extended enterprises.
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In Chinese, these flowers are called 'Keng Fa' and it blooms late in the night. The bud is longish and pink in color and will start to open late in the night. It is in full bloom by 12.30am. It remains in full bloom till early morning i guess. Didn't stay to see when it starts to fade but by sunlight,it is almost fully faded (closed for good).
So you gotta be patient to wait for it to flower from the bud and then cherish its beauty for those few hours by staying awake. lol. There is a chinese grandmother's tale that for people who see it for the first time, they might get lucky with the lottery. I wish! But you can try your luck by looking at this picture lol.
There is a sweetish tinge of scent. With the cool night/early morning air, it is quite refreshing. Ants like it tho, i see some tiny ones hanging a round it, it must be sweet.
I have no idea what is its english or scientific name but would like to know! It has medicinal values as well.
Now i can appreciate why there is a Chinese nursery rhyme/game. It goes something like this (translation into English). "Keng Fa, Keng Fa, when will you be in bloom?". 'Fa' means flower in chinese.


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Due to the state's overestimation of this fiscal year's budget, the school system's dreams of expanding positions and giving raises out of state funds will be put on hold this time, according to Galax City Schools Superintendent Bill Sturgill.
Instead, the Galax School Board will have to rework its budget to pay for the raises with local funds.
HILLSVILLE — After some citizens had bad encounters with animals, Hillsville is considering an ordinance banning all animals at town events.
The ordinance would still allow service animals.
Council Member Greg Yonce brought up the issue at the July 11 meeting, saying he had been contacted by citizens who wanted a "no dogs" ordinance for the town's monthly classic car cruise-ins.
"That pit bull with a logging chain on it scared a lot of people," Yonce said, referring to an animal that was at the July cruise-in.
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These land transfers were recorded Oct. 16-28, 2015, in the office of Gerald Goad, clerk of the Carroll County Circuit Court, Hillsville:
At the July 11 Galax City Council meeting, Mayor C.M. Mitchell and Vice Mayor Willie Greene were both reappointed to their respective positions by council, after Judge. J.D. Bolt swore in members.
The council members were the re-elected Sharon Plichta and Bill Davis and the newly-elected Ches Helmick.
At the end of the meeting, a new resident of Galax, Josepha Thompson, rose to speak, after being introduced by Greene as a friend.
"She's interested in just being involved, and I appreciate her coming," said Greene.
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Robert and Mary Felicito of Mouth of Wilson announced the engagement of their son, Jason Fell, to Ellen Currie, daughter of Carlton and Haise Currie of Houston, Texas.
Fell is a 2001 graduate of Grayson County High School and a 2006 graduate of Virginia Tech with a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering.
Fell is employed by Halliburton Energy Services in Dallas, Texas.
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Joe and Dorothy Taylor celebrated their 50th anniversary on June 24.
The couple married June 24, 1966. They reside in Wytheville.
They have a son and daughter-in-law, Mark and Karen Taylor of Independence; two grandchildren, Daniel Taylor and Colleen and husband Trent McMillion; and special family member, Pat Taylor.
Just calling to congratulate Galax on their Fourth of July festivities. I loved the parade being at 7 p.m. That gave us time to get stuff done around home and then drive to Galax and enjoy the parade. Then, the fireworks were really good too. Just wanted to say congratulations and thank you to whoever lined the day up.
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June 30, 2016 OPPENHEIM — A St. Johnsville woman who allegedly burglarized a town home Tuesday was charged by Fulton County sheriff's deputies with three counts, including two felonies. Deputies said Carrey R. more »»
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June 30, 2016 GLOVERSVILLE — City police are investigating a robbery at the Gloversville senior center. Police Cap. more »»
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Civic band playing Wednesday at park
June 30, 2016 GLOVERSVILLE — The Gloversville Civic Band will present the first summer band concert at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Melchoir Park. The rain site is Lexington Campus gymnasium, 127 E. State St. more »»
Transit system closed Monday
June 30, 2016 GLOVERSVILLE — The Gloversville Transit System will be closed Monday for the Independence Day holiday. The regular schedule will resume Tuesday, a news release said. more »»
Town of Johnstown plans meetings
June 30, 2016 JOHNSTOWN — The following meetings will take place next month at Town Hall. - At 6 p.m. July 7, zoning. - At 6 p.m. July 12, planning. - At 6:30 p.m. July 18, board. - At 5:30 p.m. July 25, workshop. more »»
Speaker scheduled at church Sunday
June 30, 2016 MAYFIELD — Jonathan Marshall will be speaking at 11 a.m. Sunday at the Mayfield Center Community Church, Red Bunch Loop Road. Anyone can attend, a news release said. more »»
Gloversville grad on dean's list
June 30, 2016 CORTLAND — Dillon Chichester of Gloversville was named to the dean's list for the spring semester at the State University of New York at Cortland. more »»
Perth clerk's office closed Saturday
June 30, 2016 PERTH — The town clerk's office will be closed Saturday. The regular hours will resume at 9 a.m. Tuesday. more »»
Pop-up card to be part of chalk event
June 30, 2016 GLOVERSVILLE — On July 8, Mrs. B's Petite Galerie & Studio, 26 N. Main St. more »»
June 30, 2016 The deadline for submission of Consolidated Funding Applications to the state for grant money was incorrectly reported in Wednesday's edition. The correct date is July 29. more »»
Broadalbin Library extends hours
June 30, 2016 BROADALBIN — For the summer, the Broadalbin Library/Wilkinson Memorial Book Station added two hours to its regular schedule on Wednesdays. The library will remain open from 4 to 8 p.m. more »»
Chamberlain named to FHU dean's list
June 30, 2016 Henderson, Tenn. — Freed Hardeman University has released the names of students who made the dean's list for spring 2016. more »»
Graduates earn literary awards
June 30, 2016 The Amsterdam-Gloversville-Johnstown branch of the American Association of University Women recently announced the winners of the 2016 AAUW Dorothy Wemple Literary Award. more »»
Lecture on Mary Todd Lincoln set
June 30, 2016 JOHNSTOWN — At the Johnstown Public Library July 21 at 6:30 p.m., there will be an illustrated lecture on Mary Todd Lincoln, a news release said. more »»
Feast Day events scheduled for July
June 30, 2016 FONDA — A celebration of the feast day of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha will be held at the National Shrine of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha on July 14, 16 and 17. St. more »»
French foreign film set to be shown
June 30, 2016 JOHNSTOWN — A foreign film from France will be shown at the Johnstown Public Library July 19 at 4 p.m. Free and open to all, a news release said. Call the library at 762-8317 for more information. more »»
Galway library sets coloring session
June 30, 2016 GALWAY — The Galway Public Library, 5264 Sacandaga Road, will host a Relax with Coloring session on July 9 at 11 a.m. more »»
Letterboxing night planned at library
June 30, 2016 JOHNSTOWN — There will be a letterboxing family fun night at the Johnstown Public Library Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. more »»
Galway Lioness to hold meeting
June 30, 2016 GALWAY — The Galway Lioness Club Of Lions District 20-Y2 will hold their monthly lioness board meeting on Wednesday at the Galway Lions Club building located on East Street. more »»
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Memorable sermons from LDS leaders in fewer than 10 words
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released a Mormon Message video in 2014 that discussed bullying and highlighted a two-word sermon from President Dieter F. Uchtdorf: "Stop it!"
The video was based on President Uchtdorf's April 2013 general conference address titled "The Merciful Obtain Mercy."
The video and President Uchtdorf's talk demonstrated how short sermons can be powerful reminders and motivators.
Here are 37 quotes from LDS Church leaders that provide powerful messages in fewer than 10 words.
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I would love to copy these to give to my Primary class when they apply to a lesson. Is there some way you could present them, so they could be copied without getting all the other stuff on the page?
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Jesus Christ described the purpose of our lives in TWO words: "Know Thyself". I think He meant we must learn all we can about who we are, and what our purpose and potential can be.
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These are wonderful! I will definitely use and share these.
Thanks so much.
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And President McKay's comment from the late 50's: Failure to prepare is preparation for failure. I can't remember exactly when or where, but I have it written in the front of one of my organ books.
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These are so great. Masters of words, masters of listening to inspiration. Great idea for an article, thanks.
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It is remarkable the profound content that can be contained in a few words. LDS leaders are thinking carefully about these ideas and formulating concise messages to allow others to grab hold of the ideas.
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There are so many more. How about Pres. Kimball's "Do It!" and Pres. Uchtdorf's "Doubt your doubts before you doubt your faith"?
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If we follow this track, we could condense each conference session to 10 minutes
And a new market for LDS bumper stickers will emerge.
In a world of ever increasing sound bytes, catch phrases, and short attention spans, is religion moving toward politics?
Food for thought.
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To those who think this is a bad idea - there is a one-sentence synopsis of each
conference talk, and they also synopsize articles within the church magazines.
There are also chapter headings to synopsize every chapter of every book in the
scriptures. This is no different. It's called summarizing, and it's
not a bad thing.
We are all at different points on our path of spiritual progression. We all learn in different ways. If this quotes/memes help people (youth AND adults) keep positive, inspirational thoughts in their mind; if they help others not of our faith to find common ground with us; if they inspire people to read the rest of the conference talk that goes with the quote; or if they move people to be better - then these are great! I'm thinking of printing a few off and pinning them to my wall at work.
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One of my favorites will always be Spencer W. Kimball's "Do It"
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There are many more, but these are great reminders. I really love the memes. They make wonderful concise reminders to live by, and are fun to post around the house for the children to memorize. Like the scriptures say "out of small and simple things, great things come to pass". Hooray for "small and simple memes"! :)
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I look on these as modern day Proverbs (a short pithy saying in general use,
stating a general truth or piece of advice).
I hear or think of the phrase/meme/saying/proverb and it brings to mind the story or sermon associated with it.
I have annotated my May/Nov Ensigns for years, specifically pulling out the catch phrases, proverbs, memes that are meaningful to me. This has become one of my favorite personal traditions and parts of General Conference.
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Pres. Harold B. Lee, "People are usually down on what they ain't up on."
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Lincoln City, Oregon (map) | (541) 994-4261
Sites: 51 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 26 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $44.00
The RV spaces in the RV park are very narrow; we could only put slides out on one side of the RV and there's no way we could have put an awning out unless someone wasn't in the space next to us.
They allow wifi access for only one device during your entire stay. Even if you turn one off, you cannot access the wifi on another device. We got access for one of the two days we were there and lost the access after that.
Was pretty noisy on Friday night, but quiet on Saturday night. The casino shuttle drives through the parking lot at a pretty fast pace; I didn't see any reason for that, but use caution if you have children.
We most likely won't stay there again unless we're going to a function at the casino and there aren't any spaces available at the other RV park in Lincoln City. - Rving in Oregon
Jul 2015 - $41.00
The sites are virtually on top of each other. We stepped out our door and our neighbors tow vehicle was directly in front of our door no mote than 3 feet away. Unable to put out awnings or have any outdoor space to sit. This park is highly overpriced with wifi that is poor. The check in staff was rude, and seemed only interested in imparting the rules to you. She was very emphatic about not allowing your slides to cross into the neighboring space despite the space barely being wide enough to contain a fifth wheel with 3 slides. We have stayed in parks jn 31 states and this is the worst for space we have encountered. We would not return. - Telltale
Jul 2015 - $31.00
Sites have area for your vehicle and trailer but are very tight when you get both in. Park and facilities are clean. They will not let you in before 12 noon even if your site is available. The office person was less than friendly. The restrooms and showers are clean. After you get your password for the internet you still have to do several steps to connect. - traveling
Lincoln City, Oregon (map) | (541) 996-2778
Sites: 92 | Latest Rate: $52.00 | 110 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $52.00
Staff all exhibited full aspect training and I mean ALL. Park is compact but the guides make it easy to park and are very patient, rain or shine. - FWH
Jun 2016 - $52.00
Excellent facilities and very knowledgeable staff which helped towards our overall holiday. Good advice on local area.
Well stocked shop on site for accessories. - Nicole Clarke
Jun 2016 - $45.00
Lovely park with tight sites. We have a 43'Coach and we were backed in as deep as possible. We were parked right next to the office (so WiFi worked for us ) , laundry and across from the doggie park. Doggie park was all gravel and my itty bitty paws hurt her. Park is tiered so a view of the ocean across Hwy 101 is there. We looked at other parks and this was the best. - CookieRV
Lincoln City, Oregon (map) | (541) 994-8880
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Apr 2013 - $35.00
This park is a Passport America park, which is how we found it. It is several miles off Hwy 101 and sits on a pretty river. The turn into the campground was tight. We were unable to find any personnel, although I went to a trailer and a building both marked "office", and while at first the place looked okay, while I looked for a host, I realized there was no sign of any short term stays. Every unit there looked long term and the empty grassy sites did not look as if they had been used recently. - The Accidental Trailerist
Lincoln City, Oregon (map) | (541) 996-6824
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 29 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $38.00
It is a gorgeous location but they got too greedy and crammed everyone up too close together. So you cannot really enjoy any of your own space. Lovely river and boat, fishing dock right behind our space( 22). the WiFi from our spot was impossible. They said we would have to walk down to the office if we wanted to connect. We were at the other end of the park. For some reason we lost the spot we were supposed to be in (12) when we made the reservation. There were many campfires, which surprised me because I thought there was a ban on burning because of the drought. the fishermen start very early in the morning and since our site (22) was backed up to the dock you were awakened by them talking and such before 6:00 AM. - beach89bum
Jul 2015 - $38.00
This is a small park right on the Siletz River near Lincoln City, Oregon. Older park with beautiful setting. The amenities are limited. There are 20+ riverside sites. and probably 3 times as many smaller sites just back from the river. There are plenty of tent sites. There are several "tree Houses", basically small KOA style cabins on stilts. There is only one bathroom but there are several porta-potties scattered around for the tent sites. The Wifi is marginal and the owner turns it off at 9:30 at night. Only scant Verizon cell service and no ATT that I could see with my tablet. Seems like several families camping in tent sites. I think many of the clients are fishermen. No dog run, but plenty of places to walk the dog. - Nat02
Jul 2013 - $32.00
Decent little park in a beautiful setting on the Siletz River. The scenery is nice, but the owner shutting off the internet at 10pm is inexcusable and is doubly insulting when they tell you it's because everyone does video and games. Then they totally shut it off one day and told us they had used up all their data allowance! So, NO more Internet until next month! The rest of the utilities were ok. Verizon was very weak here. Also, the park required very careful maneuvering for our 40' rig. There were quite a few OLD rigs in the park, right up front, but everyone we talked with was very nice. There were a lot of tent campers and kids, and there's a boat ramp and marina here, too. The wind blows like crazy in Oregon, but the trees give you a little break here. The owners were polite, but the Internet thing is unbelievable. We won't be back. - afletch
Lincoln City, Oregon (map) | (541) 996-2032
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 31 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $27.00
We have a 45' coach and must be level in order to extend our slides. Our size and leveling limitations eliminates many choices of locations. We had reserved for one week, but when we were guided to our site in a large, low lying, field they took us to a spot covered with 2"-3" of water. We were told that it poured the prior two days. Duh: it is Oregon! I would have had to stand in 2"-3" of water to disconnect the toad, attach the power cord, and connect the sewer. We returned to the office for a refund and departed, never to return again. - Don A
Jun 2016 - $22.00
All roads are gravel or dirt. The office, store and clubhouse are a half mile away from the campground. Because it had rained, all roads had standing water and mud. Staff were great, though. The 30 amp power shut off 6 times during the night. Very annoying. - ta96silver
Jun 2016 - $15.00
Kind of a weird campground. Would not call it a resort, that is for sure, but it is a pretty place down on the river, and it was quiet and the spots were wide enough for a big rig. The owners and staff were very nice and made ya feel at home and they have a nice store with a lot of fishing stuff and groceries, beer etc.
The negatives are there are quite a few run down ratty trailers that are full time residents. That is not a good look and I do not think there is any rules and regs like leash law etc. There were dogs running around all over. But all and all a pretty cool "rustic" campground and great for fishermen with a boat ramp on site. - Topjimmy
Lincoln City, Oregon (map) | (541) 996-5825
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 2 Reviews
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Jul 2014 - $1.00
This is not anRV park, but the parking lot for the casino where they allow RVs to park and stay over night. There are no facilities especially for RVers. Restrooms are in the casino. We could not find any wi-fi, but Verizon cell service was good. Some spots near the NW edge of the parking area have a view of the ocean, but most would not, especially if the lot was full. We stayed four nights while we toured the area and will stay again if we are in the area. - Windshift
Dec 2012 - $1.00
Its a free place to camp with angled sites and free Wi-Fi if your close enough! - jerbear
2118 S. Drift Creek Road Lincoln City, Oregon 97367 (map) | (541) 996-2240
Sites: 60 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 1 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $25.00
Very lovely campground close to all the activities we enjoy in Lincoln City and Newport! The park was clean and the on site managers were very friendly in helping us locate our space. We had questions about finding the Drift Creek Falls hike during our stay and they were able to direct us easily as to where we needed to go.
Overall, this campground was tucked back off of highway 101 which we liked but still close enough to get to grocery stores and our favorite hiking trails. - Stevie P
Lincoln City, Oregon (map) | (541) 994-3400
Sites: 80 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 48 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $45.00
This campground is neat and clean. The staff are friendly. The wifi is poor in the middle of the night and nonexistent in the evening. The roads and sites are newly paved, but the sites are quite unlevel from side to side. While the sites are plenty long, they are very narrow. It is almost impossible to get a big motorhome into the site because these narrow sites have bushes at each corner, making it difficult to turn into or out of the site. - Road Trip
Sep 2015 - $22.00
This is a nice, quiet park. The staff and facilities are first rate. The only criticism I have is that the sites are very close together. With a slide out on one side and an awning on the other there's not much room between rigs. All the sites and roads are paved. The location of the park is convenient to groceries, supplies, beach access, and casino. - Duckmaster
Sep 2015 - $20.00
The good things first. The managers were very friendly and helpful. The park is pretty quiet. You have full hookups with 50 amp if you want it. The sites are paved. Unfortunately the wi-fi is among the worst that I have experienced. It goes down daily and often several times a day. The manager has to go to the laundry room building to reboot the hardware and that gets done after he returns form elsewhere or finishes some other project. Do not come here if the wi-fi is a deal breaker for you. There is gravel outside your door that can get tracked into the rig and each end of the site had rocks that are fist sized. These are hard to walk on to get from your toad the the door. The sites are pretty close together. You can put out your awning and you have about a foot before you hit the neighbor's slideout. - Doug67
Lincoln City, Oregon (map) | (541) 994-2002
Sites: 32 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 19 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $35.00
This is a great location to Lincoln City, as it's right off Hwy 101. We have a 40 ft RV and I chose a 45 foot space. It was definitely long enough but the street it's on was so narrow that it made backing into the site extremely difficult, with a tree and rocks directly across from the site. So although it looked good on paper, it really wasn't. The services for the park were good and we were surprised they offered cable service. Pricing was good. Lot of trees and paved roadways. Verizon cell and air card worked well here. The location was the best part for easy access to Lincoln City. - Danni
Sep 2015 - $28.00
We stayed here 3 nights and paid an additional one time fee of $8 for using the on-line reservation service. With full hook-ups; cable; picnic table; paved/level coach site; fire ring and spacious, private sites...this is a bargain and then some. Thank you OR State! The bad part of our stay was that it rained the whole time so we were very happy about the cable. They do a good job at recycling and even have trash compactors for garbage. Lincoln City and beach access are walking distance from the park. Was so impressed that they charge only $6/night for hikers and/or cyclists. So welcoming to all who want to enjoy the beautify of the OR coast. - Kittygramma
Jul 2014 - $35.00
Cable TV at some sites. Short walk to dock where a family was easily catching fish. Lots of blue-green algae particles and a warning about pets drinking and swimming in lake. Still a very nice park as are all of Oregon's State Parks. Pleasant, helpful people at check-in booth. Stayed here with my pet. My space was level and this is my second visit. - sammie1212
Lincoln City, Oregon (map) |
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $18.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2010 - $18.00
OK for the price. Would have been happier if the sun ever came out, but it is a pretty, quiet rural setting. We missed having internet and TV (you need satellite). Verizon cell signal was weak. Bathhouse was a cold concrete block, but plenty of hot water. Nice diversion from busy Hwy 101. - Annie's Song
Sep 2009 - $18.00
Very peaceful, lots of green lawn (formerly a 5-hole golf course). Must be an Elk's member to stay. Had a nice Labor Day weekend breakfast put on by the lodge. There are 4-legged elk around though we didn't see any this time. Close to south end of town. Great campground for pet owners. Also picked a pan of blackberries. - Hungry Horse Android
Feb 2008 - $15.00
Always pleasant to stay at the Elks member campground in Lincoln City at Wapiti Elks. Does not have a the whistles and bells but is very relaxing. It is in a wood setting and is so great. The keeper of the grounds is so nice. - M & M


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I'm not receiving my child support what can i do?the honor system doesnt work, thats for sure.
they will catch him, he will go to jail (and they cry poor mouth) and the judge lets them out if he/she makes a payment of some sort. but some chunk is better then nothing.
call your child support case worker, ask for an enforcement hearing. depending upon your state and amount of arrears, they attach tax refunds (state and federal), can take his drivers lis away and yes, even report it to his credit reports.
1) contact your child support caseworker ask for a hearing for a warrant to be issued
2) if you collect welfare or assistance of any kind, HE is responsible to repay it.
3) if the CS dept isnt working, contact the regional federal office, that will put on some heat
4) if he is working under the table, you can have his/her property attached, and in some cases, forced to sell it.
5) if he/she is hiding it (putting things in others names [like their mommy for instance]), there are laws against it.
6) contact legal aid in your area. Every state has legal aid, and they go on a sliding scale, so the legal services are free to most people. look in the phone book or call the court clerk for the number (they know of legal aid).
7) Most states have a automatic cost of living raise in child support every 2 years.
8) Supportkids is an org that helps collect arrears, but charge a percentage worth it to give them a chunk. 70% beats nothing.
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