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- Published: December 4, 2015
Three senior finance executives have been announced by Banc of California, which will head the Company's Office of Finance. The names of executives are as followed; Brian Kuelbs as Chief Investment Officer, James McKinney as Chief Finance Officer and J. Francisco A. Turner as Chief Strategy Officer.
Steven Sugarman said that, '"We continue to experience substantial growth in assets and profitability'. Chief Executive Officer of Banc of California and Chairman, supported positive achievements made to reach future plans accordingly. Both California management and board would equally be committed in the enhancement of financial, analytical and strategically capabilities.
The three declared names of finance executives do play a significant role, in order to persistently keep the mission thriving. These three senior executives would certainly perform their duties of responsibilities individually. 'Brain Kuelbs', the Chief Investment Officer, would be responsible for Company's execution and level of capital allocation strategy. The responsibility over capital market, secondary market, balance sheet management and corporate treasury also falls under Brain authorities. He offered services as a CEO, Managing Director of Capital Markets, President and Founder of GMAC Mortgage Asset Management Inc. He's also appointed as a part of Company's wholly owned subsidiary. Earlier, Brian served at Aurora Bank FSB; and EVP and GMAC Bank, as a Chief financial and investment Officer.
'James McKinney', the Chief Finance Officer, would be responsible for financial analytics, tax, accounting, financial and regulatory reporting. He holds B.S. degree in Computer Science and Economics. Previously, James held valuable positions at Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, KPMG and RBS Asset Finance as, Controller and Principal Accounting Officer and Vice President.
'J. Francisco A. Turner,' the Chief Strategy Officer, would take in the responsibility of mergers and acquisitions, investor relations and capital offerings, strategic planning and corporate financial planning. Mr. Turner is occupied with A.B from Harvard University and his career began at Spectrum Equity Investors and Robertson Stephens. Previously, he served as a helper in leading the Company's acquisition of Banco Popular's California branch network. He also served as a Managing Director in Financial Institutions Bank.
The Banc of California is currently operating over 100 offices in West and California. It provides the complete package of banking services to California's homeowners, entrepreneurs and private businesses. It is a company holding finance under the supervision of Federal Reserve Board. It is charted by the Office of Comptroller of the Currency, whereas its stocks deal in Comptroller of the Currency under ticker BANC.
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The state's largest public pension plan has been suspected of wildly overestimating how much money their investments would earn, which would put the pressure on taxpayers to make up the difference. And now that fear has come true.
The California Public Employees' Retirement System, or CalPERS, is reconsidering and restrategizing, and state taxpayers will likely be the ones to cover the costs of their mistake. This week, the board could potentially approve a plan that would lower their earlier estimate of 7.5% earnings on investments to just 6.5% gradually over a period of time.
It's not much of a jump, but to the taxpayers it'll be a significant (and costly) leap.
This change to CalPERS' plan means that if your salary is around $100,000, then at the current CalPERS rate of 7.5%, taxpayers are paying about $47,000 for your pension fund. But with the lowered CalPERS rate of 6.5%, taxpayers will start having to pay about $68,000. That's more than a 40% increase for taxpayers.
CalPERS has designed their plan to work gradually enough to make less jarring to taxpayers, but the issue that raises anger from California residents is the gross overestimation of earnings that the group claimed for too long.
"They've been able to convince a lot of people things are OK when they aren't," said a professor at Stanford's Institute for Policy Research, Joe Nation. "[CalPERS] has understated pension debt dramatically."
The change to the estimations won't happen in any noticeable way for years. It's designed to make the transition slowly to acclimate taxpayers to footing the bill for pension costs. It could take up to 20 years to reach the new estimate of 6.5%. Some experts even believe that the new estimate of 6.5% is overly optimistic, and that CalPERS is trying to make their miscalculations seem less pronounced.
This shift in CalPERS' plans could signal similar changes to be made to government pension plans around the U.S. CalPERS is the largest pension plan of its kind, covering more than 1.7 million employees and retirees of the California government, and other groups have looked to it as a financial barometer, and will likely follow suit in readjusting their estimated earnings.
While the shift is less than good news, experts agree it's better for CalPERS and similar plans to announce these more-accurate estimates rather than continuing to misinform taxpayers about the realistic costs of pensions in the U.S.
At this moment, CalPERS estimates that they're about $117 billion in debt for pensions that are already owed to the government employees they cover in the state of California. That debt amount could dip even further to $178 billion owed with the new estimation rate of 6.5%.
In response to the increasing costs paid to CalPERS, California government agencies have already begun to lay off government workers like highway patrol officers and are cutting back on government-funded public services like libraries.
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- Category: Business News
- Published: November 19, 2015
SeaWorld is in serious trouble. The chain of theme parks owned by the corporate entity SeaWorld Entertainment Inc. has been struggling with sagging revenue and declining attendance every since 2013. In that year, the documentary Blackfish was released to the public. In the film, the park's mistreatment of killer whales was exposed for audiences around the world. The filmmakers documented numerous exploitative tactics used by the parks to kidnap baby whales from their mothers and then exploit them for their entire lives all to keep people coming to the parks for the financial benefit of the company. Since the documentary release, animal rights activists have boycotted the company and have even protested outside of their theme parks in California and around the country.
Now, SeaWorld is trying to rebrand itself as an "entertainment company" in a desperate attempt to stay afloat. Part of the plan includes building a hotel on park premises. Transforming SeaWorld into a resort is an obvious business move for Chief Executive Joel Manby. He called it a "very proven model" of business, one that he hopes will overshadow the company's poor treatment of its killer whales. Room rates in resorts and hotel properties on park premises around the country in places like Disney World are often two or three times higher than immediately outside park grounds.
As part of the plan, SeaWorld will partner with a proven hotel operator with a long history of hotel management in southern California. The San Diego resort will be run by Evans Hotels. The company already operates two Mission Bay resorts near SeaWorld. By operating a third on park grounds, they will have the market power to set monopoly level room rates the immediate area.
Experts expect the hotel to only be 2 to 3 stories tall, but to cost as much as $60 million to $80 million to construct. There is no specific design yet, but real estate attorneys have indicated that any plan for an additional structure will require approval from the city. That process will likely bring out animal rights advocates, who will use it as a platform to advocate for better treatment of animals. For its part, SeaWorld claims that building the hotel will help the company diversify away from animal shows and into other fields like hotel and resort entertainment. Leisure industry insider Bob Boyd is not so sure that the park can turn a corner. He notes "With the growth of the Internet, which has made minority voices louder than they normally would be, there is a good percentage of the population that doesn't like SeaWorld having orcas in captivity. And if they see SeaWorld on the hotel name, they won't go there." Hedge Fund Manager Vito Brown believes that the anti captivity voice may not be a minority at all. "The entire brand is built on the mistreatment of Orcas and no hotel will turn that around. Most Americans will not put up with that kind of animal abuse, which is why I am short on SeaWorld for the foreseeable future."
- Written by: refinance
- Category: Student Debt
- Published: November 12, 2015
California hasn't always received a lot of attention for its financial responsibility, but it looks like there's one area where Californians shine – student debt. One Debt.com ranking places California as the state with the second-lowest student debt levels at graduation, trailing only New Mexico. So just what is the state doing to keep educational costs manageable?
Cal Grants
Every California high school senior knows about Cal Grants. But what those who are lucky enough to receive them may not know is that their counterparts in other states generally aren't so lucky.
California's Cal Grants system pays up to the full cost of systemwide tuition and fees at public universities in the state, including within the UC and CSU systems, and up to a certain dollar amount ($9,084) at many private schools in the state.
These grants are there to help specifically low and middle income students in the state, and they're working. While tuition at California state schools rose 128% over the past decade, student debt rose only 43%. Compare that the 56% increase in student debt nationwide, and California is faring better than many other states.
Cal Grants also don't exclude students from receiving need-based money from the state, school, or private organizations, meaning that they leave more financial opportunities open for students.
The California School Systems
Cal Grants aren't the only thing keeping student loan debt rates low for California college students. 4 out of 5 students in California opt to attend a public college or university. The dual public university system, with both CSUs and UCs available to students, greatly increases the number of universities that can take students while simultaneously offering a broader accessibility spectrum to students of all means and academic histories.
Universities such as UC Berkley and UCLA allow illustrious education to be sought at a fraction of the cost of comparable private universities, while on the other end students can seek to transfer to a 4 year university or complete a technical degree or certificate from some of the best nationally ranked community and city colleges in the nation.
California's comprehensive university system affords students at all levels more opportunities, which has the distinct advantage of keeping students away from heavy debt-inducing for-profit universities.
None of this is to say that student loan debt isn't a problem in California. While less than the national average, in 2013 California residents were still graduating with over $20,000 in student loan debt, a number that will still be difficult to manage for many, especially in the early stages of their careers.
California's approach does show that there's something that can be done about managing student debt on a state level, though, and that the solution can be proactive instead of reactive. It is by no means a perfect system, but it's one that's working to a visible degree for one of the largest student markets in the nation, and that is something worth noting.
- Written by: refinance
- Category: Business News
- Published: November 6, 2015
The year 2015 has undoubtedly had its fair share of investment downturns and upturns. While some investors calculatedly strategized and made promising moves that ultimately minted millions of dollars, others proceeded to make losses from poor moves — and cannot wait for the year to end already.
So, what did the former group do that the latter hasn't? What are some of the best investment ideas and strategies that have yielded excellent results by the end of the year? And where did the latter group possibly go wrong? To help you comprehend these contrasting extremes, here are some of the best and worst investment ideas of 2015:
Best Investment Ideas
As previously predicted by many industry experts, including Charlie Morris — the HSBC Global Asset Management head of absolute returns — the industry has indeed made phenomenal gains throughout the year. As businesses boosted their spending on tech solutions due to increased enterprise tech demand, tech businesses, including service providers, continued making increased profits — which in turn, reflected in their share prices and returns. Zendesk Inc for instance, has enjoyed stock price increment rate of more than 200% since last year's IPO.
Companies like Synageva, BioPharma, Horizon Pharma, and Heron Therapeutics have demonstrated just how good pharmaceutical investments have been in 2015. After Synageva developed Kanuma, a fatty liver drug that's currently being reviewed by the FDA, Alexion acquired it for $8 billion — a move that subsequently saw its shares increase 157% through the year. Horizon Pharma, on the other hand, made stock gains of 144% while Heron Therapeutics pulled a 200% gain courtesy of a drug that eliminates nausea resulting from chemotherapy.
The woes in the oil industry began last year when panic spread among investors following the collapse of oil prices. Although it was hoped that the trend would be short-lived, it subsequently spread to 2015, and oil prices plummeted even further. As consumers continue rejoicing, investors have been counting their losses. Offshore drilling contractor Transocean is one of the companies that have been significantly affected. Along with other companies like Denbury Resources, the S&P 500 enterprise has seen a stock price decline of over 45%.
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Selected Stocks
The stock market has experienced mixed results this year. While some stocks that tremendously shot up are still soaring high, others have been on a sharp decline the past couple of months. Micron technologies, for instance, has gone through a drop of 45% due to what experts term as "reduced demand for personal computers." Zulily, on the other hand, has seen a 47% drop, from a high of $23.40 in January to $12.40, which is in fact, an improvement from a low of $9.9.
Although these are reportedly the best and worst investments, the final decision lies on you, the investor. Do a comprehensive analysis of the respective investment variables and consult widely from experienced investors before placing your money on any of the ideas.
- Written by: refinance
- Category: Business News
- Published: October 23, 2015
Equal pay for equal work isn't a novel concept. It's been on the minds of working class women since the late 19th century, and it's been addressed multiple times in law here in the US and even by international human rights law. Despite over a century of attention and multiple pieces of legislation, in 2014 the average American woman made $0.79 per dollar made a male worker in the same role.
California has decided that this isn't ok. Governor Jerry Brown signed a new law on Tuesday, October 6, 2015 to give women and men equal pay, the first such measure in the state since 1949 and the strongest currently in place in the nation. But what does this new act mean for businesses?
What Businesses Need To Know
The law goes in to effect January 1, 2016, and there's the potential for some major legal implications. The new "substantially similar work" standard is going to be of key importance as companies gear up to deal with the law's implementation. Previously, the equal pay statue prohibited employers from paying employees of the opposite sex less for equal work within the same establishment. The new Act extends that sentiment to state that an employer is prohibited from paying employees of the opposite sex lower wages for "substantially similar work, when viewed as a composite of skill, effort, and responsibility, and performed under similar working conditions."
This means that the matter is no longer limited in scope to looking simply at the employer's pay distribution. Employees thought to experience pay discrimination based on gender can now look at comparables across their industry for male and female workers performing the same or substantially similar roles to make their case. In all cases, it's up to the company to demonstrate that the inequity is based on a "bona fide factor other than gender." The Act, however, makes no mention of what such a factor may be. Employees also do not have to exhaust any potential administrative remedies before beginning legal action.
The Act also demands more transparency of employers, prohibiting them from enacting rules, policies, or otherwise engaging in conduct that would prevent employees from disclosing their own wages. Hand-in-hand with this, employers must maintain records of employees' "wages and rates of pay, job classification, and other terms and conditions of employment" for a three-year period.
What To Do In Advance
Corporate attorneys are suggesting preemptive examinations of a company's pay scale in order to probe for any potential issues of pay equity. If inequities exist, a business needs to begin looking for the root cause of the matter and if not based on a bona fide factor, internal policies and practices should be put up for immediate review and revision.
It's advisable for companies to seek out legal assistance in this review process to have guidance interpreting the law and how current practices comply with or violate it. Having counsel on hand as the law is enacted could spare a considerable amount of grief come January.


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The fire department holds the free immunization clinic the first Saturday of every month but this was the first one since school started.
Stephen Clendenen, with CCFD, said the number of shots given varies month to month. Sixteen children were immunized Saturday.
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Clendenen said children are screened through the paperwork process but that most come in with a note from school.
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"Seemingly across the board, urgent care centres are chronically under-resourced with either not enough trained medical staff or the wrong mix of health professionals working in them. This is consistent with an overarching problem that has plagued Alberta Health Services since its inception. "The solution remains what it has been all along: Reducing layers of bureaucracy so more resources can flow to the front lines. In the case of urgent care centres, that means actually finding the right mix of health professionals, equipment and other infrastructure to serve patients in a timely and effective manner. "Our front line health professionals continue to do heroic work without the resources they need. It's time to heed the warnings in this report and start getting funding and resources where they are most needed."


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Sephiroth is very hard, even at the highest level. Learn his attacks and strategies, and create a counter-plan.
get alot of healing items ( and i believe your normally alone like the first one?, i had cloud and axel via cheats) like he said, counter plans, it took awile for me too, but i did it (did not use invinciblity cheat) - L
Like they said learn his attack strategies and create a counter-plan. I have found that being at least level 83 helps too. If you need even more help, turn to synthesis. Create the Ultima weapon and have a lot of healing items when you fight him. Good luck.
actually he really isint that hard
first:level up to 99 i know but its not that hard first get the keyblade gull wing it doubles exp in tight situations (low health)and the ability exp boost first go to pride rock and go to the menu and costamize donald and goofie so they wont attk or heal go to the very top of pride rock and jump in the air to make the enemies come down let them get your health low then go back down and give donald all of his attacks except cure give goofie only the atk that sucks in enemies go back up and start to kill using magnega to keep enemies from moving or attacking once you magic is high enough magnega will kill them by itself then just jump to keep the enemies coming and let the mp orbs rain like BLOOD but watch your health if it gets low go back down and DASH thru the save point to only heal in small prtions if done correctly you should reach it in no time.
second strategy and healing:first you'll need plenty of elixirs you can fight devastators who will drop them or synthesize them yourself you quick menu should have reflega thundaga the elixirs and curaga in the order of your choice.
third weapons and armor:well since no one really has the same setup armor and rings are yours to customize as you see fit just put on the strongest key blade you have i suggest the decisive pumpkin since it will increase the finishing moves strength after a long combo.
last to kill an angel:first start the battle as always using the reaction commands to to block his first attk the attak till he disappears then immediately lock on to him and get ready to tap square to block at the right time then x so you deflect a small portion of damage and lower his guard then combo him again he'll probably knock you into the air after the last combo if so regain you balance and use the quick menu to use reflega this will lower his guard then immediately lock on and preform an air combo reflega can also be used to deflect a number of other attacks including the dark balls he conjures around you but meteor is as far as i can see unaffected as well as the flaming pillars witch you can easily jump away from if your health becomes low make curaga your last resort since the lack of mp will leave you vulnerable to his massive air combos bu items cannot be used in the air so if you must well good luck if your health is low and hes about to use the slash combo block first or use the reaction commands then heal with elixir.....
sephiroth beaten in 3 trys lv: 87 all elixirs used key blade:decisive pumpkin armor and rings:...i cant remember but,cosmic arts,2 fencer earrings and the cosmic belt quick menu setup: triangel:elixir x 6 o:curaga x:thundaga square:reflega
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excellent hotel great location friendly staff food excellent will be back
Room was upgraded due to my hotel membership status. The space in front of reception is not enough as hotel capacity. The time I checked in, so crowded due to some conferences.
closeness to the city airport train and town centre. cheerful room and a helpful staff, excellent breakfast.
Very good concierge service. Good location. Very poor internet service, extremely slow. Receptions Staff were robotic, no smiles or friendly conversation,would only scripted responses.Twice were given rooms already occupied and twice were locked out of our room - Staff response - that is the way it is: this gives rise to room security.
Everyting was great Internet was expensive
Location was fabulous for several reasons. Right across the street from CAT train to airport. Can check bags there. Walkable to everywhere: Museums, Spanish Riding School, winter palaces, St Stephen's Cathedral even Belvedere. Rooms were clean and beds comfortable. Concierge helpful. nothing
Internet service should be free like most other hotels I stay at. Even 3 star hotels I stayed at provided it for free. Or at least it should be cheaper. Never stayed in a hotel that charges any TV channels you watch, even regular TV, not just special hotel channels.
Everything, I am going back on september 21st for 2 more nights. I would desperately like to stay there 3 additional nights the 18th,19th and 20th. Absolutely nothing
General atmosphere
Location of the hotel, near the CAT station. Convenient to center etc. Staff in reception very serviceminded. Internet should be included in price. Big minus for extra charge of internet! Twin bed - would have prefered double!!
The best thing is that the hotel is just across the street from the Train to the airport. No need for a Taxi from the airport or inside the city. The hotel is near the old city and one can walk everywhere.
Proximity to the airport train and St Stephan's Lack of dedicated information desk and tourist information
Nice rooftop restaurant with a good view of the city, and the staff is polite and attentive to your needs. The rooms are clean and comfortable. They do not have a dedicated concierge, and front desk staff was poorly trained and equipped to provide the customer service you would expect of a concierge. In the concierge capacity, they are neither proactive to support their guests, nor do they have the knowledge or experience to meet the needs of their guests Also, the window shutters in the rooms do not effectively block out light when you are trying to sleep.
Outstanding service NA
Fantastic location, very helpfull and nice staff, beatufull room and bathroom. I missed prospect about Wien, maps and other turistic material in lobby or in bell desk. Also I think that breakfest should be included in price of the room. We are not in America.
It is hard to say just one thing about this fabulous hotel. . . it is superior in every regard. The staff are exceedingly gracious and helpful, so service is superb. The food is beyond delicious, so it is a gourmet's dream. The rooms and hotel decor in general are absolutely gorgeous. . .I can't begin to enumerate all the wonderful touches in the bathroom alone. . .so a designer would feel at home. But I must mention cleanliness. . . it is immaculate. Also, the business center was terrific-- computers (with printers) at your fingertips, easy to use and incredibly convenient. One can hardly do better than to stay at the Grand Hotel Wien. It made our vacation even more memorable. There was not one thing negative to say about this excellent hotel.
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We loved everything about the Grand. The hotel staff were friendly and responsive. The location was superb and the hotel itself beautiful. Our room was sumptuous with a huge bathroom, closets, and all the amenities. Internet access in the rooms was free as was the fitness center. We did not eat breakfast in the hotel, but we ordered several dinners from room service and they were delicious and an excellent value.
Rooms are fairly large for European standards and the location is great. The bed is fairly good and the bathroom game is strong. Found the overall staff service to be lacking. Concierge typically jumps at opportunity to provide service/advice but not here. For the most part, the hotel bars and restaurants are over-hyped and completely over-priced with much better alternatives just a few steps away (both quality and price). Smell of stale smoke hits you just as you enter the building - thanks to a smoking lounge conveniently located on the second level. Hotel wifi is a total joke and not to be relied upon. Hotel includes restricted wifi with your room rate and asks ridiculous payment for slight improvement. In my experience even budget accommodations provide this service infinitely better. Overall, this is a stuffy hotel situated for the stuffy traveler. Sounds of enjoyment or laughter are non-existent in common areas, which speaks volumes. Call yourself luxury, and pay for memberships in luxury hotel associations all you want - it doesn't make it so.
breakfast was limited vs. other LHW hotels
Location was outstanding and facilities were very impressive. A storm blew through one night and something outside swinging and banging in the wind awakened us. Called the front desk around 1 am and was told they would look into it, but the banging continued and we were not called back.
Location was great. Hotel was beautiful as was the room.
Wi-Fi is available everywhere. The business room downstairs is very convinient. You can even use a printer free of charge. Wanted to stay longer. Breakfast is too expensive (31 euros per person), and items within a room mini bar are also expensive. The bathtub and the shower are not well aligned and the water runs through the rim to the floor. Else, everything is perfect.
lovely atmosphere in hotel, clean, comfortable rooms and friendly staff
The location was perfect! We really don't have any complaints other than we would have liked the hotel bar to have been able to make a proper margarita.
We were upgraded to a park suite as the hotel was full for the nights we were there, it was a wonderful surprise and made our holiday incredibly special. Loved the toppers on the matresses too! Didnt want to leave! Overpriced breakfasts and gift stores within the hotel
Nothing spesial Nothing
the location of the hotel is perfect, food
Hotel is excellent, very comfortable beds. We had the room with join door to the next room. It was very good audibility. We could hear everything what was doing in the next room. And they I suppose as well.
King size bed. Pretty good location -fairly central. No tea/coffee machine. No breakfast included. Room basic and bathroom small -no seperate shower. Basic and far too expensive for what it is.
Staff is very helpful. The lounge on 8th floor is outstanding. Location is very central.
don't block 150% of price on my card , bar champion working till 23.
Lovely room, nice gym and swimmingpool area. Good breakfast, although better on 1st floor than in the executive lounge Quite small bathroom for a junior suite
Extremely friendly and attentive staff--the cleaning staff was especially accommodating to our needs and schedules. The "at your service" staff was also patient, as I had problems with credit card authorization. Everything worked out fine and the staff made us feel very welcome. Also the location of the hotel is perfect. A short walk from the center of Stephansplatz, all the while feeling a bit isolated from the crowds. My first meal in the hotel lobby seating area was a bit less-than- Marriott standards in my opinion. I had ordered a chicken burger with fries with apple struedel for dessert. Unfortunately, all 3 parts of my meal were only warm and tasted a bit old. The apple struedel was also not fresh.
The service in the breakfast restaurant is very good. The people in the reception need to be trained more in helping the guest.
They have relatively small rooms. The amenities are good but the staff is not very friendly or helpfull. They are rather stuck up and obnoxious. The concierge is manned by the back office and sometimes it takes them a while to arrive. They are not in possession of a lot of information they should have at their fingertips. The breakfast is wonderful. Large selection etc. Had dinner there also but the selection is poor expensive and portions are small. See above
Staff was helpful. Big welcoming lobby. Very small rooms, and they need to be renovated. Old furniture, the bathroom was tiny.
The staff was very helpful, the bar excellent and the food unsurpassed both for quality and value. Beds were good and location the best.
Hard to pick up something I liked, maybe the LCD in the room or the location. Total mess in invoicing+guarantee made by a trainee at the beginning : fully paid accomodation + one person breakfast, I was retained for full guarantee accomodation + 2 persons breakfasts !!! thus waisting my credit card allowance. Plus that the final verification invoice was including another significant balance - another trainee ! - everything was finally cleared (that is I hope, at least !) by the manager in line, Cornelia. Thanks, Cornelia. So, be aware of front line trainees at Intercontinental Vienna !
The concierge service was very cooperative from the moment I made the booking. The front desk was equally efficient.
nice bed pay for internet, no swimmingpool
location of the hotel was perfect , close to all you'd like to see in Vienna , also close to underground . it has a unique touch of history bath room was not what it should have been in a hotel with this # of stars / history , paint was falling off of the wood surfaces , there were strange stains in the corners ,
We booked in advance and paid half price for a room that would otherwise have been way out of our league. We had a great stay. The location is fantastic, right in the busy city centre. The staff were great and the rooms were to die for. A nice end to our holiday, with a little luxury.
Location, Location, Location. In the center of Wien shopping and sites.
location of hotel excellent. hotel was very comfortable,well maintained & lovely character I was not aware that the gym/leisure centre was not at the hotel until I enquired when I was there. Also when I did go to he gym I was not able to find it as I was not given its address just the voucher & not good directions. I felt proper directions with address should be given. majority of staff was very helpful & courtious 7
location big room but classic furniture no steam ironing only normal also iron it is just fine, i can iron better lobby is small
Brilliant Restaurant
Walking distance to shopping area and hotel size is not too big. But also the hotel seems not too pack with people. As my flight arrives at 11am and I requested if I could check-in early - the reply was rather unhelpful. It would be more appreciative if the Manager could somehow help/allow guests to check-in (even at) 1 hour earlier, it would have been appreciated.
Everything No
Loved the hotel.
good attitude, big room, nice athmosphere Construction work in front of my window, very noisy
hotel atmosphere, location, the large bedrooms, value for the money, nothing
The ambience of the hotel location, atmosphere.
Ladge soft bed! Nice rooms. Receptionists were very helpful and friendly. Breacfast was too expencive and menue was difficult to understand.
Style, cleanness, comfort The breakfast in't reach for choose.
The location
Excellent rooms, excellent service, prime location.
spacy room with high ceiling, modern applaiences, excellent position toward city express breakfast for 20 euros is rediculas,dirty carpet in elevator,
Good locations, relaxed atmosphere, the room was in perfect condition, no sign of wear One day the Internet didn't work, but few hours later it worked perfectly.
I liked very much the room service, and the room
The rooms were clean and the hotel staff were very friendly. Also, the location of the hotel is almost perfect, where you can go to most of Vienna's main attractions just by walking distance.
Comfy beds and friendly staff The fan in the lavatory did not work. The wardrobe units looked a bit basic for a luxury hotel, though they were functional. The food in the restaunant was disappointing fior the price. Ambitious but not very tasty.
very friendly service!!!
Everything. Attention to detail , staff amazing, rooms beautiful, food excellent Nothing
We found a fabulous price on Kayak. We would not have stayed at the Ritz at their normal rates. It was a terrific value for us.
We were upgraded to an excellent room.
our room was very comfortable and lovely looking - of course I wish there had been a view, but even without it we liked the room
Fantastic location to all amenities. Beautifully furnished, relaxing and staff so pleasant & helpfull. Food amazing! Thought the breakfast was a little expensive in comparison with lunch & dinner
Staff was friendly and attentive. The fact that there was not free internet and worse than that the charge was per device. it should be per room if anything.
Enjoing in Sachers Lobby and Coffe and Tea bars (Green room especially), excelent breakfast and finally in our room. everithing was ok
pure old world luxury
everything no
Central location excellent for "classical. Vienna". Concierge's recommendations excellent. The hotel is by no means cheap, but well worth the expense. Don't bother with the Vienna hop on hop off bus tours. Better to do classical Vienna on foot and go to Schoenbrunn on the U bahn
Beautiful room and attentive staff. Can't think of anything I don't like about the hotel.
location, interior smokers room
elegant clean historic building... pleasant unobtrusive personel
The beauty of the public areas and the room.
This is by far one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at. Outstanding service and everyone makes you so welcome even though we were only staying for one night.
i liked the point that i have lived those nights in a more than 150 years old building, hotel imperial is a perfect gate for a tourist to live the old vienna no complaints
everythink nothing
Limited Gym facilities
calling from the hotel is to expensive,i made two calls to my friend in austria and my bill was 450- dollar for maybe 40 minutes,thats grazy
room needs maintenance, very expensive comparison of what you get..
The stay was made great with the excellent staff and their service. NA
we like the position, the service was very good ,very clean,very good restaurant.romantic also.we will go again
Gorgeous hotel accentuated in red,gold and marble. Fitting for royalty. Excellent service for the most part. Nicest hotel I have had the pleasure of staying at. Concierge wasn't the most friendly. Would have loved a pool/ jacuzzi option. Understand it's a non traditional request, but it would be a nice addition.
Old world charm with modern facilities, good service, good location
I had laudry picked up by hand friday 16:30 P.M. and as it was not returned saturday afternoon as promised I went to the reception about 10:30 P.m and asked what had happened. Nothing came of that however until I went to the reception sunday morning and asked for it again. The laundry was then returned, unwashed and just tossed on the bed without any explanation or an i-am-sorry-note. Checking out half an hour later nobody mentioned anything about it at all either. Deplorable.
The overall ambiance of the hotel evolked elegant Vienna - exactly as we were hoping for. Staying across the street from the Opera was fantastic! Would like coffee included in room
the service no
The best thing was position, especially with respect to the opera. The room was first-class; well-presented given the (limited) size. Wifi should be free, not charged for. (This is an observation, not a complaint.)
The suite was wonderful, and we had excellent room service. So while we lived in a luxurious suite, I felt at home because of the history of the hotel and the way it was preserved and still alive. Actually, I whish they would not play modern music - not even music I might enjoy - in such a fabulous, historic setting as the lobby. First impressions are important.
very quite rooms, The room service was poor, not all the staff for the bathroom was delivered, and it would be advisable to pay more attention on duty performance of roomservice staff
The elegance, superb staff, excellent location, old world charm Smoking in the Bristol bar
bathroom and sanitory equipment out of order as well as heardryer
the peace and quite and politeness of the staff.
I like the building, the room, staff, location the food, the things from my bar, TV stations
i would like the in room menu to be a bit more international,i found it abit restricting.it was more austrian though understandable loved everything absolutely
The hotel is elegant and it has a soul! The suite was excellent and the service was perfect.exelent. The heating in our suite was poor!! In the morning it was cold so we couldnt really enjoy our stay.
Newly renovated; large spaces; nice bar; calm and quiet
I would point on pictures with flowers. That's nice style.
The hotel was very well presented, quiet and good value for money, especially the Executive room we stayed in.
Central location near the city centre. Not full availability of services.
design and cleanliness of my room nope
The room was great, and we got a free upgrade to an executive room.
The rooms are very comfortable. Breakfast was very crowded and noisy with a very big group of far eastern visitors
very kind staff, motto "Your smile is our job" Very bad covering of mobile phone operateur, few places in hotel have very poor signal.
Staff was very helpful. Room was well kept and clean. Location was good was able to walk to Opera house, visiting Belvedere Palace which was near and proximity to train station was very appealing. Not much
I only have nice things to say about this hotel. The room was beautifully decorated, spotless, and quite spacious (hotel has a sort of 60's modern retro vibe going--very stylish). My room looked out towards the Belvedere Palace. The people at the reception desk were very nice and efficient. The breakfast included with the room was excellent with all of the expected food items and more (hot and cold offerings). The only problem you might have is getting to the hotel if you're arriving via the subway. It's a good 15 minute walk from the nearest station (Karlsplatz or Rochuspark). This can be mitigated if you know how to navigate the street cars since they run by the hotel.


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After building an international viral following across the first three seasons and reaching 20 million views in less than two years, producers Rosie Lourde and Julie Kalceff secured significant funding from Screen Australia and Screen NSW to create Seasons 4 and 5.
On the back of the success of the first three seasons, Seasons 4 and 5 were acquired for broadcast television and screened on SBS2 in March, 2016. This followed the World Premiere of Season 4 as part of the Mardi Gras Film Festival on 1 March, the first ever online content to screen at the festival.
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Julie Kalceff is a writer, director and producer who has worked in film and television for over 15 years. Julie is the creator, writer, director and producer of the international hit multiplatform drama Starting From Now, which has amassed over 30 million views. After securing screen agency funding for Seasons 4 and 5 both seasons were acquired for broadcast television in Australia on SBS2. Starting From Now has screened in festivals around the world, winning the Audience Award at the Mardi Gras Film Festival, 2016; Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series and Outstanding Ensemble Cast in a Drama Series at LA WebFest, 2016; and Best Web Series at She Webfest, 2015.
A graduate of the Australian Film, Television and Radio School with a Masters Degree in Scriptwriting, Julie's award-winning short films have screened in numerous festivals around the world. Her short, ex, was an official selection at over 20 film festivals, winning awards such as the Panavision Award, My Queer Career: Mardi Gras Film Festival, and Best Gal's Short, Phoenix International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival. She was a writer/director on the 2011 web series The Newtown Girls, which was viewed in over 190 countries.
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Title: Service apartment in Kolkata. Overview: An accommodation, close to Auxilium Church, offering free breakfast and internet access. About the place: TG Stays Tangra 1 was founded in the year 2012. There is living room, dining area and kitchen available in the premises. Guests are offered first aid kit, doctor on call, laundry, cook, power backup facility and parking space. The property offers accommodation to families with children, married couples, senior citizens, youngsters and bachelors. It is a 5 BHK accommodation apartment having three bedrooms with attached bathrooms, and the other two with shared bathrooms. Conveniences include air-conditioner, double bed, bottled drinking water, television set, wardrobe and attached bathroom with 24-hour hot/cold water facility and toiletries. Neighborhood: The property is roughly 0.2 km away from general store, ATM and restaurant. Hospital and market place are at a distance of 1 km from the premises. Getting there: This accommodation in Kolkata is 3 km from Sealdah Railway Station, 7 km from Kolkata Railway Station and 17 km from Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport. Tourist spots are Science City (museum) (2 km), Nicco Park (6 km) and Victoria Memorial (6 km).
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- Date of passing: Dec 23, 2013
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MargaruiteStrozier-Evans was born August 8, 1944 to the late Mary Strozier. She was called home December 23, 2013 to be with her Father.
FUNERAL SERVICE: Monday, December 30, 2013 1:00 p.m. John Wesley United Methodist Church Grantville, Georgia
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"Happy Birthday Mama. You have been on my a lot lately. I know if you were here with us we would celebrated big! I remember your 60th birthday party. Karon and me had you a cookout under the shade trees by your house. We had a great time as usual. I also rememeber me and Michael taking you to see James Brown for your birthday years ago. Michael and I laugh when we think about how much fun you had at that concert. RIP Mama.
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"Its only been three months since we lost you and it still seems like i should be picking up the phone calling you or coming to see you. I miss you so much ! Life is different without you...
Your Baby,
"To Carole, Pat, Jim, Bobby and Family, Love Never Dies! Another member has made their transition, but wil never, ever, be forgotten!
Much, Much, Love to all of you."
"My Mama has done what she came to do. God gave her to us for a while and for that we thank Him. She left her mark every where she went. There will never be another Margaruite, Mot, Aunt Mot, Phat, or Sis. RIP Mama. I love You, your baby.
"Our sincere thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of sorrow.We have always shared a bond of friendship with the Strozier family,so,our hearts are sadden by the loss of Margaruite. May God continue to Bless each of you. Emma Jean & "Chic" Charles Hawkins"
"To the family, I am so sorry to hear of you lost. May God strenghten you in your time of sorrow."
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The hotel was ok from the outside and in a decent location but what awaited us inside. Dark dismal and gloomy very old and shabby. the room was clean but agin very old and gloomy a bit spooky. bathrooms were clean but i think that may have been due to the fact that there didnt seem to be anyone else in there. The first night we came back from a long day sightseeing very tired and looking forward to shower and bed and we were greeted in the lobby by a smelly tramp who was possibly staying there????? checked in and paid for two nights couldnt bare to do the second so checked out. I would like to say that this hotel would be ok if you were travelling and wanted cheap but it wasnt that either. Advice asked re sightseeing on morning one at reception but no help given. Sorrry hotel 17 but a big thumbs down.
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ahahahahaaaaaa , I wish he woulda shoved romes's balls into his mouth!TBUX wrote:Rome wanted the attention and that is about it.
ahahahahaaaaaa , I wish he woulda shoved romes's balls into his mouth!TBUX wrote:Rome wanted the attention and that is about it.
You were probably BJ ing Fisher - what are u gonna do now with him gone , Henry?Henry VIII wrote:pettibone wrote:Im afraid he looks like that guy who was supposed to lead Rams to SB but was huge bust - now Goff shows same characteristics
Go Suck Rampages petti-bone and when you are done go back to Stl fourm.
What?JerzyRam wrote:pettibone wrote:they have certainly arrested the development of this team and its players - but nobody could possibly impersonate the consistent stupidity and buffoonery of Rams and Fisher - what do you think?
thats the problem - other teams might do that on a lark - the Rams and Fisher think they can make a way of life out of it.clevelandrams wrote:they won two games without a TD and you're complaining?
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not much automatic reception after 9:00 PM, room size tooo snug
A fabulous place to stay. Although on a "main" street, the village is lovely and quiet (certainly compared to Selva only a few miles up the valley), so traffic noise is not a problem. Staff spoke good English, and were obliging, especially at reception. Rooms (and the hotel as a whole) are lovely, and include a DVD/video player, and the hotel even has a selection of DVDs. Food was good, and the breakfast choice immense, beer brewed by the hotel was good too! Recommended!
Good central position, beautiful views, nice and clean rooms, nice swimming pool. Extraordinary breakfasts. Staff speak many languages and are very customer oriented. None that I can think of.
comfort, cleanliness of the room, quality products for personal care, very good breakfast - home made, good starting point for sports - skiing, cycling,... they do not have a secure storage place for the bicycles
Excellent hotel. Rooms were beautiful with wooden floors and spa tub. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Wonderful view of the mountains from the room. Breakfast was varied and plentiful to include eggs and freshly baked pastries.
Customer service, hotel, restaurant, everything!!!! None
Staff was very helpful in arranging for our daily mountain hikes and transportation directions. View from our room was outstanding. No
Location of hotel was fantastic but this was really a lucky choice as the info on the website didn't give enough detail
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Ceramic : The Sole Survivor
By 1942, the White Star Line had merged with Cunard, and many of its ships had been sold off or sent to the scrapyard. Among the former was Ceramic, launched in 1913 and for many years the largest vessel in White Star Star's Australian service. Transferred to the Shaw Savill Line upon the merger, Ceramic found herself in a nightmarish World W orld War II drama. Author Clare Hardy has just self-published a book, Ceramic: The Untold Story Story, which features the account of Eric Munday, the sole survivor of the disaster. Ms. Hardy has detailed some of the challenges she faced in writing the book in this article.
By Clare Hardy
The passage above leapt out at me in the early stages of my research into the fate of the SS Ceramic. It was true — the full story had never been published, but I had tracked down Eric Munday, the sole survivor, with relative ease, and he had met me to talk about the circumstances of the sinking, which had claimed the life of my grandfather. Moreover, he had left his diary with me, written in pencil on some scrap paper and a small pocket book that he had kept from the time of his rescue by the U-boat that had sunk the Ceramic, and had returned to find the captain — or any survivor — in the stormy seas that blew up after the ship was sunk.
Eric's diary took me, the reader, into the belly of U-515 as she finished her tour of duty before returning to Lorient in January 1943. I experienced Christmas with Eric and the crew, complete with carols, a Christmas tree and cream made from butter that had been salvaged from another wrecked ship. With Eric, I experienced depth charges from our own side until returning to the relative safety of the U-boat base, and onward to a prisoner of war camp in Ober Silesia.
Well, not literally, but the immediacy of firsthand accounts struck me with their ability to bring history back to life, and I thought this would be the way forward in compiling a history of the SS Ceramic, to fill in a gap, and provide the answers that relatives and friends of those who died might find in its pages.
Eric was more than willing to allow me to transcribe his diary and the letters he wrote and received from Stalag VIIIB, which took up the story once his diary entries waned over time.
I was also reading a number of secondary sources at that time, and the discrepancies and inaccuracies were frustrating. I wanted to talk to those who had been there and who could tell me exactly what had happened.
But Eric was the only survivor, so I only had one person's experience. Then I realised, of course, the U-boat crew had been there, and could tell me what happened from the other side. With the help of Jak Showell, a renowned author on the U-boat war who represents the U-boat archive in the UK, I was able to get in touch with Walter Raksch, organiser of the annual reunion for ex-crew of U-515. I was invited to attend in 2001, and bring Eric for a reunion 60 years after his rescue. We were accompanied by Eric's wife Joan and my sister-in-law Helen, who is fluent in German and was able to interpret for us.
Left: A 1914 postcard. Right: Ceramic passing under the Sydney Harbour Bridge, then under construction.
My diary account of this time, and the accounts that were given to me by the crew, make up a chapter of the book, and the fate of the U-boat commander Werner Henke is also covered by way of firsthand accounts from those who were there.
Many poignant letters from relatives to Eric Mun-day after the war are included as extracts, and there is a 70-page list of those who died. The sense of loss is at times so intense that the book may be hard to read (it was certainly hard to write, and took me seven years), but it was important to me that it should accurately reflect the human cost in a respectful and not a gratuitous way.
I did not wish to write a book that was overwhelmingly heavy with tragedy, however, and the Ceramic's career before her loss had been anything but somber. Indeed, when she entered service in 1913, she was the jewel in the crown of the White Star Line's Australia service, the longest and fast-est in her class, with masts that barely passed under Sydney Harbour Bridge, her arrival in port heralding much excitement amongst young and old, anxious to welcome her from a long voyage from the far side of the globe.
During the First World War, which broke out just a year after her maiden voyage, the Ceramic was snapped up by the Australian government and used as a troop transport. This period was not without incident, but she emerged unscathed for her glory days, the halcyon inter-war years, when she operated on her original designated route between England and Australia via the Cape. Photographs from this period capture a carefree time of adventure and new beginnings.
During the inter-war period, the Ceramic was taken over by Shaw Savill & Albion and refitted. Her accommodation remained single-class, but was quite comfortable for the period.
SS Ceramic: The Untold Story contains many diary accounts and memoirs from the Second World War, when the Ceramic stayed on her customary route, but also transported troops between continents. The reader can take a trip around the world at this point, dodging U-boats, basking in the sunshine of the tropics and tasting the salt spray of a lashing in storm-swept waters. In 1940, the Ceramic was in collision with the Andrew Weir Line Testbank, and a number of previously unseen photographs of this event were unearthed in South Africa and published for the first time in the book.
The events of the Ceramic's last journey are told through the convoy report of escort ship HMS Broadway. It was only after her detachment from ON149, when her speed was considered sufficient to keep her out of trouble, that the vulnerability of an unescorted ship carrying 656 passengers and crew — men, women and children — became tragically apparent. Sailing into the jaws of U-515, there was no rescue vessel to pick up survivors until weeks later when the storm that blew up overnight had long decided the fate of the ship's complement.
As a new author, I was unable to secure a publishing deal, and the result is that SS Ceramic: The Untold Story is self-published in a limited edition of 600. It is published in paperback, and its 572 pages contain numerous black-and-white photographs, diagrams and illustrations spanning the 30-year period. It will therefore be of interest to anyone with an interest in shipping, irrespective of any particular connection to this ship.
The first copies have been signed by Eric Munday, the sole survivor of the Ceramic, and by myself. Ordering details may be found on my website www.ssCeramic.co.uk. The book is non-profitmaking and priced at £10. Postage within the UK is £3.75 (Europe £6.00, outside Europe £9.50). [£1 = $1.95 at press time — Ed.] UK sterling cheques only, please, payable to Nevison Hardy Graphic Design. Those ordering from overseas should please e-mail me at email@example.com for a Paypal invoice.
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Levon Helm, a drummer, actor and the last surviving voice of The Band, whose Southern tenor was heard on the group's classic songs "Up on Cripple Creek" and "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down," died Thursday afternoon after a long battle with throat cancer. He was 71.
"He passed away peacefully at 1:30 this afternoon surrounded by his friends and bandmates," Larry Campbell, Helm's guitarist, told Rolling Stone. "All his friends were there, and it seemed like Levon was waiting for them. Ten minutes after they left we sat there and he just faded away. He did it with dignity. It was even two days ago they thought it would happen within hours, but he held on. It seems like he was Levon up to the end, doing it the way he wanted to do it. He loved us, we loved him."
It was announced on his website on Tuesday that the drummer was "in the final stages of his battle with cancer."
Helm was diagnosed with throat cancer in the late 1990s and underwent intensive radiation treatment which greatly damaged his voice. Over time he was able to sing again, but his once-strong tenor had become the weathered rasp that can be heard on his Grammy winning 2007 album, "Dirt Farmer." The Arkansas native has carried on a busy touring schedule and hosts "Midnight Ramble" events at his barn in Woodstock, New York.
Several of his scheduled shows in recent weeks had been canceled.
At the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday, Helm's former bandmate Robbie Robertson offered his "prayers and love" for the drummer who, early on in their partnership, was the musical leader. Levon and The Hawks emerged in 1963 after Helm and Canadian transplants Robertson, bassist Rick Danko, organist Garth Hudson and pianist Richard Manuel broke off from Ronnie Hawkins.
By the time the fivesome formed the independent version of The Band -- following a stint backing Bob Dylan -- in the late 1960s, the group had moved to Saugerties, NY and adopted a decidedly un-psychedelic mystique, wearing old-timey clothes and writing songs that matched.
Timeless albums soaked in American folklore followed, including 1968's "Music From Big Pink," 1969's "The Band" and "Stage Fright" a year later. While the band was blessed with three gifted singers, Helm, who also played guitar and mandolin, sang lead on many of their top songs. Early favorites with Helm's drawl at the mic include "Up on Cripple Creek," "The Weight," "Chest Fever," "Rag Mama Rag," "Jemima Surrender" and "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down."
A creative lull followed this early dash, but the group found its way again with 1975's "Northern Lights -- Southern Cross" and the band-altering live album/Martin Scorsese-directed concert film "The Last Waltz" in 1978. The band carried on in different forms over the years, though tragedy has taken both of Helm's co-singers: Richard Manuel committed suicide in 1986 at 42 and Danko died of heart failure in 1999 at age 56.
"People ask me about 'The Last Waltz' all the time," Helm writes in a forward of "This Wheel's on Fire: Levon Helm and the Story of The Band." "Rick Danko dying at fifty-six is what I think about 'The Last Waltz.' It was the biggest f--kin' rip-off that ever happened to The Band -- without a doubt."
The Band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994.
While Helm and The Band's commercial success didn't quite match their untold levels of influence on American music, they did however string together six top 10 albums in a 5-year period, starting with the self-titled 1969 effort, which peaked at No. 9. Later, "Stage Fright" reached No. 5 in 1970 and the live album "Rock of Ages" reached No. 6 in 1972. Their biggest hit was actually a collaboration with Bob Dylan, 1974's "Planet Waves," which was No. 1 for four weeks.
Their catalog has sold 2.8 million album since 1991, the first year of the SoundScan era.
"The music community has lost a gifted and treasured icon, and our deepest condolences go out to his family, friends, and fans everywhere," Neil Portnow, president of The Recording Academy, said upon hearing the news.
Additionally, Helm also tried his hand at acting over the years, and appeared in several films, notably "The Right Stuff" and his screen debut "Coal Miner's Daughter," in which he played Loretta Lynn's father, Ted Webb. He performed Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon of Kentucky" on the film's soundtrack.


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Fairchild C 123, A cargo plane crashed in Denali Park in Alaska, which caused a forest fire in the area. Federal investigators now headed to the scene of plane crash and have identified it as a Fairchild C-123 recorded the entire West Freight Inc. of Delta Junction, Alaska.
According to information disseminated by the agency, the three people on board died in the crash of Alaska. Their identities have not been published yet. National Transportation Safety Board investigators are expected to arrive today.
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