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Fox News Channel is about to get a lot more ragin'. And quite a bit more Cajun.
James Carville, former senior political adviser to Bill Clinton and longtime CNN contributor, has signed on as a contributor to the Fox News Channel, where he'll deliver political commentary, according to media reports.
See video: Jon Stewart Rips Fox News: 'You Know the President Doesn't Work for Fox, Right?'
Fox News executive vice president of programming Bill Shine called Carville "an enormous asset" to the network.
"James' successful and storied career in politics over several decades is an enormous asset to Fox News," Shine said. "We are privileged to have him lend his breadth of experience, wit and dynamic perspective on the network."
Also read: Hillary Clinton's Super Bowl Tweet Mocking Fox News Goes Viral
Carville and his wife Mary Matalin parted ways with CNN last year.


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Before I was fortunate enough to receive this baby as a Christmas present a few weeks ago, I'd heard or seen the word Thermomix here and there. I paid zero attention, never thinking I would ever be around one, let alone OWN one, for pete's sake.
But 3 weeks in, and I'm already one of those people you want to PUNCH IN THE FACE, waxing lyrical about the wonder that is this gadget. i was even considering becoming a consultant and going around cooking for people within 3 days of using it. Seriously.
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Barriers and Incentives to Learning Economics
Paper Session
Sunday, Jan. 8, 2017 10:15 AM – 12:15 PM
Hyatt Regency Chicago, Randolph 1
- Chair: Kim Holder, University of West Georgia
A Cross-National Comparison of Gender Effects Among Higher Education Students in Germany, Japan and the United States
AbstractAcross various domains differences in gender specific responding to standardized test items are

frequently detected. Even in assessments of economic knowledge, male participants often score

higher than female participants. This recurring finding has stirred controversial discussions. While

some researchers suggest that gender differences in economics assessment might be due to the use

of standardized testing formats, others believe that gender differences might depend on specific

features of economic knowledge (e.g. economic numeracy vs. economic literacy) (Brückner, Förster,

Troitschanskaia & Walstad 2015). However, most studies on gender effects in assessments of

economic knowledge have focused on secondary education in a specific country. Thus, in the present

study, we analyze gender effects on economic knowledge between countries: Germany, Japan, and

the United States. The data was gathered using the standardized U.S. Test of Understanding in

College Economics (TUCE, Walstad & Rebeck 2008), which was also adapted and used in assessments

in Germany and Japan.

In our presentation, we start with a brief overview of previous research on gender effects on

economic knowledge in those countries as well as potential explanations for gender effects on economic knowledge. Afterwards the assessment instrument and the samples from the three

countries will be described and the results from the empirical analyses based on Item Response

Theory (IRT) will be presented. Our analyses will also include some results on the differences of

gender effects between numeracy and literacy tasks of this test. We close by critically discussing the

results and identifying need for further research.
What is the Value of an Economics Degree?
AbstractI examine labor market outcomes of graduates from an undergraduate program in economics at a large public university in the Midwest in the United States. In this program, a natural experiment provided the conditions where academically weaker business major students became economics majors by default. Aggregated employment data from the State of Minnesota's Graduates Employment Outcomes (hourly earnings) for six cohorts (AY 2006-2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013) are compared across majors and of programs from public institutions of higher education in Minnesota. Preliminary inferences based on known characteristics of reference group and outcome criteria suggest that an economics degree can improve median hourly earnings of graduates within two to four years from graduation.
An Empirical Analysis of the Effect of Quizzes on Student Effort and Learning Outcomes: Comparisons of Unannounced-Quiz, Announced-Quiz, and No-Quiz
AbstractWe developed empirical models to test hypotheses that quizzes (announced or
unannounced) can improve students' learning outcomes and enhance their investment in effort.
The empirical analysis indicated support for the hypotheses. We further tested the hypothesis that
these two different types of quizzes exert different effective instructional influences on students'
learning. Consequently, evidence from an alternative demonstration indicated that these two
types of quizzes could serve different effective instructional purposes in students' learning.
Moreover, additional findings showed that quizzes not only provide a shorter-term learning goal
– exam success – but also offer benefits for a longer-term learning goal – retaining information
Carlos Asarta,
University of Delaware
Kim Holder,
University of West Georgia
Olga Troitschanskaia,
University of Mainz
JEL Classifications
- A2 - Economic Education and Teaching of Economics
- D1 - Household Behavior and Family Economics


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I was at Menards this morning to buy renovation supplies and stopped dead in my tracks in front of a wall of garden seeds. It was like the heavens opened in my poor winter-chilled heart, I could almost hear the harp music! The sweet peas will have to be started as early as March, inside. The nasturtiums, morning glories, moon flowers, allyssum, herbs and others will wait until the last threat of frost is over, around Memorial Day. Yes, I would love to have a greenhouse and start them earlier, *big sigh*. But I get a hefty lift of spirit just gazing at their colors and their promise today as they sit on the kitchen counter.
If you love gardening, touch base with my dear friend Christine's passionate project, called Green Thumb du Jour. There is much to see on her website, and you can email here there to be put on her list for daily emails about all things earth, sky and in between. I've been enjoying her daily gems for almost 20 years, a true treasure!
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Weeks and weeks were spent speculating as to what the foreign object was in the sky in Fortnite Battle Royale. A comet? A UFO? Maybe a superhero given Season 4's theme? But alas, most theories were right all along. It was indeed a comet. And it did indeed land to mark the start of Season 4.
Many assumed that the comet would been the demise of the infamous Tilted Towers location. They assumed wrong. The comet instead landed on the fringes of what was formerly known as Dusty Depot. It's now going by Dusty Divot.
The comet took out an entire hanger at the former Depot and left an impact crater that's about the size of an entire map quadrant. At the crater, players can find what Epic is calling Hop Rocks. Upon consumption, players will "lift off with low gravity".
Other than the Dusty Divot, shards of the comet have landed in other locales as well. So you'll find all sorts of new points of interests across the map. There has also been a small, but entirely new area dubbed Risky Reels placed north of Wailing Woods in the eastern portion of the map.
Season 4 sports a superhero and supervillain theme for Battle Royale. Those that purchased the Season 3 Battle Pass will begin the new season with 5 free tiers following the purchase of Season 4's Battle Pass. Those first five tiers include the 2 new skins of Carbide and Battlehawk. Those that reach Tier 100 in Season 4 will earn the Omega skin.
There are a slew of other modifications with the launch of Fortnite Battle Royale Season 4. Players can now harvest materials on starting island to help practice those building skills. Headshots have been tweaked for more accurate damage results too.
You can now set favorite cosmetic items in your locker, or have your wardrobe selected randomly. The crossbow has been vaulted and likely won't be coming back. And general quality of life improvements have been made to the UI, Replay System, animations, audio, and more.
Season 4 is now live. Let's just hope that Epic's servers are able to withstand the comet and all the new players that are coming with it.


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After 2 good nights sleep (I sure forgot how crying babies can drain you of sleep, and I was not the one out of bed!) However I am feeling refreshed. I have just spoken to DSIL and things are not really getting better yet :-(( though little one has managed to put on some of the weight she lost at the beginning of the week :-)). DH and I are planning to go visit tomorrow if DD is feeling brighter.
On my last post I promised to show you my 'other new baby' which arrived a week ago, I was just getting to know her when 'the call' arrived from DD so I'm afraid she has been left resting on the ironing board all this time.
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|1922 Singer in original wooden case
So here she is and isn't she great? I or rather DH saw her at a local Charity fund raising event he was helping set up in the village, he came home for lunch and told me about her so..... I just had to go take a look - big mistake - HUGE! having seen the little beauty I just had to have her, so I made an offer a little above Charity Shop prices and the deal was done and home she came,. She's in very good condition though not pristine, the previous owners did not know anything about her except she came from an Elderly Aunt and had been in their garage for years following the Aunts death, as they did not know what to do with her, (shame on them) they decided to donate her to this event. I will do my best to look after her and keep her safe. This now brings my machine collection up to 9 and counting, they are not ALL Antique exactly, but range in date from this one (1922) up to the present day with my everyday Elna being made around 2003.
What with all the excitement around the birth of H and getting a 'new' old machine I have not done any sewing this week (and not much last week either:-( but hopefully I will get back to it real soon, I have gotten the knitting bug since little one came and have now made 4 little jackets to keep her going and now I have started on some slightly bigger ones. Here's one I made earlier but I'm afraid in my excitement I forgot too take photos of the others, this is my favorite pattern, I first made this in 1970 when my DS was expected and have been using and adapting the basic garment ever since, I have made it with cables, lacy patterns, sized it down to fit 'premmy' babies and sized it up to fit larger babies as well as using alternative yarns by adjusting the gauge/needles.
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Right now I am making a cardigan for a little boy - this time for a friend and member of Clock Tower Quilters whose due date was 5th August, Mum had only just given up work to await his arrival and had been planning lots of coffee/lunch dates before the due date but, G had other ideas arriving last Sunday (10th) afternoon.
On a slightly different note an event is planned... Clock Tower Quilters have been invited to exhibit their work at the local church, (near to where CTQ meet) as part of a Banner/Flower Festival (2 of CTQ members are part of the banner Group, I have no idea how to publish an event on my blog so have taken a picture of the poster so I can let you all know, if anyone is near enough it would be great to meet you there on the Saturday when I will be helping with the stewarding for part of the day at least. If you would like directions 'Google' St Mary's Church, Church Road, Almondsbury. Bristol for directions/map
Well it's 10.30pm already- how time flies when you are having fun? I will sign off for now and go to bed.
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Tribune Obituaries
August 30, 2004
John Lyle Miller, 76, of Greeley, died Thursday, Aug. 26, at North Colorado Medical Center, Greeley.
He was born Feb. 22, 1928, in Evans to John and Lydia (Kehn) Miller.
He was reared and educated in Gill and graduated from Gill High School in 1946. He served in the Navy from 1946-48, was honorably discharged and returned to Colorado.
Mr. Miller married Virginia Giesick on Oct. 29, 1950, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Greeley. They later divorced. She died on Feb. 28, 1999. He married Lois M. (Shaw) Haas on Jan. 19, 1984, in Greeley.
Mr. Miller farmed in the Greeley area and retired in 1970. He enjoyed yard work, eating, playing cards and visiting with people. He was an avid Denver Broncos fan.
Mr. Miller was a member of the Pioneer Post No. 2121, the VFW of Greeley, and the Greeley/Evans Moose Lodge No. 909. He was confirmed in 1943 at Our Savior's.
Survivors are his wife, Lois Miller; two daughters and their husbands, Debra L. and Dale Kindt of Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, Can., and Brenda and Mike Imler of Greeley; a son, Ronald L. Miller of Evans; three step-daughters and their husbands, Diane Dillard of Greeley, Connie and Dale Winder of Windsor and Billie Lou and Gary Gomer of El Paso, Texas; two sisters and their husbands, Florence and Raymond Helzer and Darlene and William Honstein, all of Greeley; two brothers and their wives, Roy and Jeanette Miller of Eaton and Harvey and Susanna Miller of Sprague River, Ore.; five grandchildren; seven step-grandchildren; one great-grandchild; several step-great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. His parents are deceased.
Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Greeley. Interment will be at 1 p.m. in Sunset Memorial Gardens with military honors by Pioneer Post No. 2121, and the VFW of Greeley.
Friends and family may visit from 4-7 p.m. today at Adamson Memorial West Chapel.
Contributions may be made to Moose Heart, in care of Adamson, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 80634.
Condolences may be sent to the family at http://www.adamsonchapels.com.
Bonnie Lou Smith, 74, of Greeley, died Sunday, Aug. 29, at North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley.
She was born Jan. 3, 1930, in Greeley to Florence and E. Blaine (Barclay) Repp.
Mrs. Smith grew up in the Greeley area, but lived in Long Beach, Calif., and was a princess in the Rose Bowl parade of 1947. She returned to Greeley with her family and graduated from Greeley High School in 1947. She attended Colorado State College of Education, now the University of Northern Colorado.
She married Richard D. Smith on July 4, 1948, in Pomona, Calif. They divorced in 1956 and remarried on Sept. 4, 1978.
Mrs. Smith worked for the Weld County clerk and recorder for 41 years, serving as the chief deputy county clerk when she retired in 1995.
She was a life member of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Daughters of the American Revolution, Assistance League of Greeley, Greeley Republican Women's Club, International Association of Clerk-Recorders-Election Officials and Treasurers and was committeewoman in her precint for 31 years. She played bridge with several clubs for many years.
Survivors are her husband, Richard D. Smith of Greeley; a son and his wife, Richard D. and Susanna Smith Jr. of Palisade; a daughter and her husband, Linda Lou and Joe Noble of Glendale, Ariz.; a sister and her husband, Sally and Johnny Johnson of Denver; a stepsister and her husband, Bertie and Bruce Lentz of Denver; two grandchildren, Brenna Backer and Brentt and Kathleen Backer, all of Peoria, Ariz.; one great-grandchild, Alexis Backer of Peoria, Ariz.; and numerous nieces and nephews. Her parents, and a sister, Arlene Cline, are deceased.
Memorial services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Allnutt Funeral Services, Macy Chapel. Cremation.
Memorial gifts may be made to the Assistance League of Greeley in care of AFS; 702 13th St., Greeley, CO 80631.
An online obituary and guest book are at http://www.allnutt.com
Isabel Bernal, 48, of Evans, died Saturday, Aug. 28, at her home.
She was born April 20, 1956, in Joliet, Ill. to Maria Guerrero and Juan Casillas.
She married Tony Bernal.
Mrs. Bernal attended Joliet Central High School. She was a member of the New Hope Christian Fellowship Church in Greeley and its children's ministry missions work. She blessed families with her baked goods. Her favorite Scripture meditation was "Be still, and know that I am God." Psalms 46:10.
Survivors are her husband Tony Bernal of Evans; two daughters, Vanessa Valdez and Stella Castillas; four sons, Frank Valdez, Rick Valdez, Jacob Reyna, and Nyle Bernal; her parents, Juan and Maria Castillas of Mission, Texas; four sisters, Martha Cantu, Rosa Riley, Margie Espinosa, and Anna Camacho; eight brothers, John Casillas, Ramon Casillas, Sam Casillas, Ruben Casillas, Michael Casillas, Willy Casillas, Danny Casillas, and Pablo Casillas; and five grandchildren.
Evening services will be at 7 p.m. today at New Hope. Funeral will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at New Hope. Interment will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens, Greeley.
Memorial gifts may be sent to New Hope in care of Stoddard Funeral Home, 3205 West 28th St., Greeley, CO 80634.
An online memorial is at http://www.mem.com
Amber Lee Olson, 20, of Eaton, died Saturday, Aug. 27, as the result of an auto accident.
She was born Dec. 18, 1983, in Greeley to Oscar and Tammy Lee (Wilson) Olson.
She lived all her life in the Eaton area and attended schools there, and played sports. During high school, she worked at the downtown Safeway store in Greeley. She spent summers in Milan, Mo., with family and also made a couple of trips to Buhl, Idaho, to be with family. She worked for a short time at Star Tek in Greeley. She was a homemaker and a good cook. She enjoyed life, friends and family, especially her son, Koby. She enjoyed music and crafts, was an avid reader and wrote short stories and poems. She donated her organs and was a member of the National Organ Donor Association.
Survivors are her son, Koby Cain Olson of Eaton; her parents, Oscar Olson of Eaton and Tammy Lee Trimble of Milan; a brother, Hugh Trimble; a sister, Lindsay Trimble, both of Milan; her grandmother, Donna Wilson of Greeley, and Helen Paxton of Buhl; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins; and special friends Cara Francella and Sandy Knespel. Her grandfathers, Howard Wilson and Oscar Olson, are deceased.
Memorial services will be at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at West Greeley Baptist Church. A reception and luncheon will follow at the church.
Memorial gifts may be made to the Koby Cain Olson Memorial Fund in care of Northern Colorado Crematory, 700 8th St., Greeley, CO 80631.
Wamada Madison "Walkie" Luster, 72, of Greeley, died Saturday, Aug. 28, at Centennial Health Care Center.
He was born July 23, 1932 in Guthrie, Okla., to Willy and Anna (Geren) Luster.
Mr. Luster moved with his family to Colorado when he was 9. He attended Lone Star School, north of Otis. He served in the Army from 1952-54 and was honorably discharged.
On Aug. 3, 1955, he married Irene Behrendsen in Denver. They moved often while he worked in the oilfields. In 1966, he started truck driving, which he enjoyed until retiring in 1997. He enjoyed motorcycle riding, mowing his lawn, time with family and friends, and a special dog, Rowdy.
His health had slowly failed until entering the hospital Aug. 16; he was transferred to Centennial Health Care on Aug. 19.
Survivors are his wife of 49 years, Irene Luster of Greeley; two sons and their wives, Barry and Emma Luster and Brad and Jolene Luster, all of Greeley; four grandchildren, Leelan, Christopher, Thomas, and Jennifer, all of Greeley; a sister, Marie Sanchez of Fort Morgan. His parents and two brothers, Eddie Luster and Joe Luster, are deceased.
A celebration of life will be scheduled. Condolences may be sent to the family in care of Northern Colorado Crematory, 700 8th Street, Greeley, CO 80631.
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How felicitous it is that the secular holiday New Year's Day is also the day of the church year dedicated to the Name of Jesus! Beginning the year in the name of Jesus is quite appropriate.
On the seventh day after His birth (hence, seven days after Christmas), the baby Jesus was circumcised–entering into the covenant of God's people, an action parallel in the church to infant baptism–whereupon He was officially given His name.
The angel was very specific when he told Mary what that name must be (Luke 1:31), and he told Joseph why: "You shall call his name Jesus, for he will save his people from their sins" (Matthew 1:21).
The name "Jesus" means "God saves." His very name is a confession of His deity and what He has accomplished for us.
This was pointed out to me by Rev. Dr. Lucas V. Woodford, now district President of the Minnesota South district, who was an associate pastor at First Immanuel Lutheran Church in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, when we were members there. He preached about the Name of Jesus in a New Year's service that I have always remembered.
He then went through the different references in the church and in the Scriptures to the things that we are to do "in Jesus's name," giving the translation "God saves."
We pray in Jesus's name. That is, we pray in the name "God saves." That God has saved us through Jesus affects how we can approach God in prayer.
We are absolved of our sins "in Jesus' name." That is, we are forgiven because "God saves."
"For where two or three are gathered in my name [God saves], there am I among them" (Matthew 18:20). That "God saves" means that He is present with us.
"At the name of Jesus [God saves] every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth" (Philippians 2:10). That "God saves" means that everyone should honor Him! (What a mystery that so many people hate the God who wants to save them!)
"Whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus [God saves], giving thanks to God the Father through him" (Colossians 3:17). We can do everything in light of "God saves," and that "God saves" can fill us with gratitude.
There is a New Year's resolution for you! Not a burdensome law that you can never fulfill, but a reflection of the Gospel promise that you can bring to mind all through the year when you need it: "Do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus." That is, do everything in the conviction that God has saved you!
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This wine has a vibrant color and conveys rich notes of dry red berries, cherries and wild strawberries. The medium-bodied palate is balanced and has hints of spice, watermelon, and cherry.
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The historic Priest Ranch is now part of Somerston Estate, a significant property totaling 1,615 acres with 225 acres of hillside vineyards. What defines and distinguishes the estate are the dramatic elevations of the vineyards, ranging from 800 ft. to 1,600 ft. The wines of Priest Ranch are sourced from multiple blocks, showcasing the diversity and complexity of the combined property. Our 2018 Rosé is produced using fruit from the west side of our property.
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The finish of this wine has the perfect amount of acidity to serve with seafood, light pasta dishes, and creamy goats cheese.
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Anne works in the field of peace and conflict studies and critical international studies. Her work has a strong focus on research and practice in the areas of dialogue processes, cross-cultural interchange and building political community, particularly across historically difficult boundaries and around issues of violence. This work engages questions of what social inclusion and participation, security and justice, human rights, peace and conflict transformation might mean in different cultural contexts, how they can be addressed across significant cultural and other boundaries, and how they might be configured in different social institutional arrangements.
Anne has been engaged in key debates around peacebuilding and state formation in both theoretical and policy-related arenas. Pursuing these commitments, Anne led the Australian involvement in the Vanuatu Kastom Governance Partnership with the Malvatumauri National Council of Chiefs (Vanuatu) and AusAID from 2005 to 2012. She has also led funded research and research/practice projects within Timor-Leste, the Solomon Islands and West Africa. She has worked as an Australian diplomat and in conflict prevention and peace-building projects in Asia and the Pacific Island region.
Working with the University of Pretoria (S.A.) and the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre, Anne co-led and taught diplomacy, conflict resolution and international studies to African diplomats from many countries across Africa in programmes supported by DFAT. She is a director of PaCSIA, an NGO working on conflict resolution and dialogue processes, cross-cultural and settler-Indigenous relations in Australia and abroad. Along with Associate Professor Mary Graham, Dr Morgan Brigg and others, she is a member of an independent Indigenous Political Studies Working Group.


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My remarks after the European Council meetings on 13 December 2018 https://t.co/sTLobXTxAt#EUCO #Brexit
— Donald Tusk (@eucopresident) December 13, 2018
Interesting contribution by Trinity's @etaintannam on @IACESinfo on perennial topic of Brexit and implications of withdrawal agreement for Ireland north and south:https://t.co/8hdNTEoF7A
— Political Science (@TCDPoliticalSci) November 23, 2018
#Brexit: Parliament's Conference of Presidents indicated that the withdrawal agreement is fair and balanced and the only deal possible. It is therefore not open to renegotiation https://t.co/NodY8K1wpS pic.twitter.com/R2P8uY3vYK
— European Parliament (@Europarl_EN) December 12, 2018
Revoking #Article50: A view from the Inside
A 5min video explainer with our academic director @PietEeckhout @UCLLaws, who was academic consultant in the Wightman case.https://t.co/HcvUQ7ZEKK pic.twitter.com/pJOXweN46n
— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) December 14, 2018
Timely? https://t.co/Xb5TJryIIK
— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) December 14, 2018
"#Brexit is the story of a proud former imperial power undergoing a mid-life crisis."
"While many Brits have strong emotions about the EU, they rarely have a strong understanding."
Two well-put insights in this @PoliticoRyan article.https://t.co/OIGei41tIQ
— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) December 13, 2018
The Brexit vista seen from Germany @SZ pic.twitter.com/QyZA84eFsz
— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) December 12, 2018
This, surely, will be a speech future historians will pore over as one of the extraordinary moments in a quite unbelievable constitutional debacle.#BrexitShambles https://t.co/yPkfUcfVUC
— UCL European Institute (@UCL_EI) December 10, 2018
We take no position on #Brexit or on whether a further referendum should be held, but our new report today seeks to inform debate about the practicalities, and guide sensible and responsible decision-making #PeoplesVote @UKandEU https://t.co/BpD1AWciVu pic.twitter.com/e0LIXDS1lX
— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) October 9, 2018
If you are among those asking this question today, you can find plenty of answers in our analysis here: https://t.co/BpD1AWtUk4 #PeoplesVote @UKandEU @UCL_EI https://t.co/qOsm9FvjId
— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 15, 2018
Is a second #Brexit referendum feasible? The latest analysis from @BBCRealityCheck draws extensively on our research to examine how long such a vote would take to organise.https://t.co/ZQ9ibfp8qQ#PeoplesVote
— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 14, 2018
ESSENTIAL BREXIT LISTENING: @BBCRadio4 The Briefing Room – Brexit – where next? Listen: https://t.co/rhirSzK2IJ
With The Unit's Meg Russell, @jillongovt @agneskmagyar and Lord Peter Hennessy. @uclnews @UCL_EI @uclspp @DAaronovitch @uk
— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 14, 2018
NEW BLOG: The myth of a growing sense of English identity. John Curtice discusses the extent to which those who identify as having a distinctive English identity have grown in number, and the resulting impact on support for separate English institutions.https://t.co/ILsmL5Edbz pic.twitter.com/DMl38haTMY
— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 14, 2018
With the exception of section 17, the Court ruled that the Bill was within competence when it was passed, but it also decided that the Withdrawal Act has rendered many of its provisions outwith competence before it can receive royal assent, making large parts of it a nullity. https://t.co/2OV0Y5vARe
— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 13, 2018
The EU Court of Justice has ruled that the UK can unilaterally revoke its intention to withdraw from the EU. https://t.co/UDPy539seI
— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 10, 2018
ICYMI: With MPs appearing poised to vote down the Withdrawal Agreement, a referendum could provide a way out of the apparent deadlock. But how would it work in practice? Meg Russell and @alanjrenwick answer the key questions. #PeoplesVote #Brexithttps://t.co/GO3bw60HBD pic.twitter.com/pS3j2riJGJ
— Constitution Unit (@ConUnit_UCL) December 6, 2018
Useful insights into transformation of UK's constitution & faltering modernsation of British democracy https://t.co/5gn0heWqTE on @LSEEuroppblog @PJDunleavy @ConUnit_UCL @GrahamAllenMPX
— Democracy Matters (@DemocracyM) December 7, 2018
Earlier this week @andrealeadsom questioned the Speaker's impartiality when it comes to #Brexit. @LouiseVThompson takes a closer look at Bercow's interventions.https://t.co/gdZW5rKZnl … pic.twitter.com/sDQOUFhTlP
— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) December 14, 2018
What a week. And yet, to coin a phrase nothing (much) seems to have changed. Read our latest newsletter to make sense of it all.https://t.co/CDuH17q5Ei pic.twitter.com/oRJHLi88Ql
— UK in a Changing EU (@UKandEU) December 14, 2018
WATCH: Lord Heseltine makes it clear that the only way to break this parliamentary impasse is to give the people a decision through a #PeoplesVote.
Demand a #PeoplesVote on the #Brexit deal: https://t.co/qzWgWXdxtW pic.twitter.com/jgxCohz2sh
— People's Vote UK (@peoplesvote_uk) December 13, 2018
READ: Without a People's Vote on the final Brexit deal, it is likely that the impact of Brexit on BME people will be swept under the rug as an incidental detail. https://t.co/yBAvCxEStg
— People's Vote UK (@peoplesvote_uk) December 12, 2018
"The 30 months of contemptuous treatment of the opposition parties by the PM on the question of Brexit – & her scorn for any suggestions from the likes of Jeremy Corbyn, Nicola Sturgeon or Vince Cable – have ground away any possible support for her deal."https://t.co/1fd2wVxu66
— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 13, 2018
Rolls-Royce has announced that it will be shifting work from Derby to Germany to limit disruption caused by Brexit.https://t.co/3Vj5epueWK
— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 13, 2018
"The public must be aghast at all this infighting. But there's a big silver lining in the cloud. They will realise that the whole Brexit process is turning into a horror story."https://t.co/fGlqm3XqZi
— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 12, 2018
"In short it is clear that former leave voters like myself should push for a second referendum and then push further still for the full integration of the UK into the EU, consigning our then redundant MPs and Parliament to the history books…"https://t.co/0ljhtNSv4s
— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 12, 2018
JOHN MAJOR: "It's clear we now need the most precious commodity of all: time. Time for serious and profound reflection by both Parliament and people."https://t.co/Dk84UdZoic
— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 12, 2018
Brexit is a failed project. Labour must oppose it | Paul Masonhttps://t.co/5oB3vhqUJI
— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) December 11, 2018
So hospitals are racing to combat the 'toughest ever' winter crisis…
…and this winter crisis could be the worst yet, as thousands of EU staff have left the NHS since the 2016 referendum.
BREXIT IS HURTING THE NHShttps://t.co/6ED04e57Uo
— NHS Against Brexit (@NHSvBrexit) December 11, 2018
The government underestimated pension costs of all public sector workers by as much as £4bn a year, meaning that the NHS will have budget cuts by £2.7bn.
We can't afford more cuts on top of the funds we'll lose if we leave the EU.https://t.co/Ub5XeSYYVs
— NHS Against Brexit (@NHSvBrexit) October 1, 2018
The Fixed-term Parliaments Act hasn't changed the fundamental principle that the Government must maintain the confidence of @HouseofCommons
Our new report is out todayhttps://t.co/J7ljl3k4VU pic.twitter.com/4JSschtPbD
— PACAC Committee (@CommonsPACAC) December 11, 2018
This morning, the European Court of Justice has ruled that the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50. Read our brand new analysis of the judgment and its implications for the UK https://t.co/wlW5lQBFPp
— Commons Library (@commonslibrary) December 10, 2018
MAY: I'll be fighting to remain.
This is it. Will Brexiteers finally oust her? https://t.co/OX0gwNW8Aq
— Westmonster (@WestmonsterUK) December 12, 2018
BREAKING: "We now need to get on with the job of delivering Brexit," Theresa May says after winning confidence vote https://t.co/dmIjrRyZNK pic.twitter.com/Sglxxc6vJz
— Bloomberg Brexit (@Brexit) December 12, 2018
Philip Hammond says he believes the vote will "flush out the extremists" pic.twitter.com/dU3KvUacxR
— BrexitCentral (@BrexitCentral) December 12, 2018
More & more people have realised that Brexit was built on a fantasy that we could keep all the benefits of being in the European club without paying any of the membership fees – a leading Brexiter called the 'Have Your Cake and Eat It Strategy'. https://t.co/pLX7uZyuXV
— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) December 7, 2018
Brexit is a major and growing source of uncertainty for firms https://t.co/xbu1OHXxDw
— LSE Business Review (@LSEforBusiness) December 12, 2018
May's chosen path still leads to no-deal Brexit, says @Dannythefink https://t.co/3nBkotwty1
— BrexitCentral (@BrexitCentral) December 12, 2018
_icymi @voxeu
Rising Brexit uncertainty has reduced investment and employment
@voxeu @cepr_org @LSEEcon https://t.co/BEL9akKtBy
— Richard Baldwin (@BaldwinRE) November 24, 2018
The only thing that has kept May in No 10 this long is British establishment fear of a Corbyn govt. The establishment media, City of London, security and armed services establishment, civil service – all dread the prospect. #Corbyn #TheresaMay https://t.co/Geds6riEb8
— John Wight (@JohnWight1) December 12, 2018
WATCH LIVE: PM @Theresa_May gives a statement to the @HouseofCommons https://t.co/AiWtk4LcF6
— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) December 10, 2018
UK's health minister warns that medical drug companies to expect six months of 'significantly reduced access' to trade if there is a no-deal Brexit https://t.co/K2xKTsBbM7
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) December 7, 2018
"The Prime Minister and her Government have already been found to be in Contempt of Parliament and of this process…
The Prime Minister's appalling behaviour needs to be held to account.."
Jeremy Corbyn.#PMQs #NoConfidence #TheresaMay pic.twitter.com/47wR7DBEg6
— Dave. #JC4PM #JMcD4CE (@davcon73) December 12, 2018
#Juncker says 'no room whatsoever' for #Brexit deal renegotiation#TheresaMay pic.twitter.com/LpmlUqH3J4
— Ruptly (@Ruptly) December 11, 2018
Big #BrexitBetrayalMarch in London. The British people VOTED for #BREXIT and #theresamay and the EU are sabotaging it. pic.twitter.com/39CCwXWSHZ
— World News (@worldnewsevery) December 9, 2018
"Each day #TheresaMay stays in office heaps humiliation on Britain," writes Robin Harris. https://t.co/g4szXwHiOb pic.twitter.com/vte2k9WBXC
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) December 12, 2018
#therealbrexitdebate #ch4 no-one representing the people in my research. 'We don't exist to them, do we?': Why working-class people voted for Brexit https://t.co/YQ70p3Cm4O via @LSEEuroppblog
— Lisa Mckenzie (@redrumlisa) December 9, 2018
Theresa May reiterated her ultimatum to MPs this morning: my deal, no deal or no Brexit. Now a new YouGov MRP model has put that same dilemma to the public. On first preference, Remain wins in 600 constituencies…https://t.co/tOmcZKZdQg pic.twitter.com/RdpA7hKBiT
— YouGov (@YouGov) December 6, 2018
What is the #MeaningfulVote?
We asked Liam Laurence Smyth, the House of Commons Clerk of Legislation to explain. pic.twitter.com/gtcAAL6fWN
— UK House of Commons (@HouseofCommons) December 5, 2018
How could the different #Brexit scenarios affect the UK economy? And what did the Government's analysis of the potential impact show? Our latest Insight answers these questions https://t.co/LJXziIbAOE pic.twitter.com/NVy2Ukykjy
— Commons Library (@commonslibrary) December 6, 2018
"The future success of our country depends on us executing the instruction of the British people in the referendum… in a way that minimizes the impact on our economy and maximizes the opportunity that we have in the future so that we can come together as a nation". pic.twitter.com/2QQLTxOlkP
— HM Treasury (@hmtreasury) December 5, 2018
A divided country is a poorer country, so let's end talk of who 'won' or 'lost' in the referendum and work together in a spirit of compromise to secure the UK's future outside the EU. Read my piece in @MailOnline here:https://t.co/KArTpRucnJ#BackTheBrexitDeal
— Philip Hammond (@PhilipHammondUK) November 28, 2018
'If indeed the 'deal' is voted down, then we must, we really must, start preparing for a managed No Deal, trading under WTO rules. We must start to make a strong, positive case for it. + there is a strong, positive case.'@RuthLeaEcon for @lsebrexitvotehttps://t.co/cFp07s6nDB
— Artists for Brexit (@artists4brexit) December 5, 2018
Disagree with May's Brexit deal? Fine, but be honest about the alternatives https://t.co/5Bs2V6c5VT
— LSE Brexit (@lsebrexitvote) December 6, 2018
As #Brexit developments unfold, why not catch up with some of our latest #policy podcasts, featuring fantastic insights from Co-founder of @openDemocracy, @AnthonyBarnett, former Foreign Secretary Lord Owen, and author of #Article50, Lord Kerr: https://t.co/Ym4lBGjwDh pic.twitter.com/ovMXk5Tp5U
— IPR (@UniofBathIPR) December 5, 2018
NEW PAPER: How Parliament & Govt jointly cd mitigate the risk that UK can't escape the #backstop by @sc_laws Prof Richard Ekins & Prof Guglielmo Verdirame #Brexit #BrexitDebate:https://t.co/dXKjj5W2Dt
— Policy Exchange (@Policy_Exchange) December 3, 2018
WATCH LIVE: PM @Theresa_May updates @HouseofCommons following EU Council #BackTheBrexitDeal https://t.co/vKZ3uob87J
— UK Prime Minister (@10DowningStreet) November 26, 2018
The Brexit deal explained. #BackTheBrexitDeal pic.twitter.com/HvWdvqHRdo
— Theresa May (@theresa_may) November 23, 2018
In the UK, #Brexit politics put much of the government on hold. Parliament has passed little significant legislation in the past year. Not so for the EU https://t.co/q9MxZpKva2 via @WSJ
— Steven Blockmans (@StevenBlockmans) November 6, 2018
You can watch Lord Heseltine's lecture at https://t.co/XEGOhQ7GI1
— Cardiff University (@cardiffuni) November 29, 2018
PLF Enrico Letta fears instability in Europe should there be a chaotic outcome to #Brexit negotiations https://t.co/smD4m9m89j
— Center on Global Transformation (@CGT_UCSD) November 21, 2018
Prof @BruceWilson18 (Dir @RMIT_EU_CENTRE @RMIT) was on @abcnews "PM" discussing #UK PM Theresa May's #Brexit deal & possible scenarios. #EU #RMIT. Listen here: 'Deep divisions continue within the UK: Bruce Wilson' https://t.co/jAbforBeW4
— EU Centre at RMIT (@RMIT_EU_CENTRE) November 18, 2018
This, by @rolandmcs, is a well researched and thoughtful analysis of the options on the table. Well worth a read. He comes down in favour of May's Deal. I am broadly sympathetic (although I deeply wish we'd voted to Remain in the referendum) https://t.co/avscWaRmfU
— Simon Hix (@simonjhix) November 17, 2018
Great insight from @CER_Grant about happens if UK Parliament rejects the #Brexit #WithdrawalAgreement – see https://t.co/JRbi6dKxU8
— Brendan Griffin (@BrendanDGriffin) November 18, 2018
'Brexit is the teenage tantrum, the slamming of the bedroom door, the "I'll be better off without you" scream of someone who has actually jilted themselves.' https://t.co/nC24pfuHnX via @IrishTimesOpEd
— Tim Atkin (@timatkin) November 20, 2018
Brexit breakthrough won't change firms contingency plans https://t.co/uIyDLPyfhP
— BBC Business (@BBCBusiness) November 13, 2018
Brexit: the Northern Ireland conundrum | Luke Dawes https://t.co/5lORWc6rjd
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 20, 2018
Where now for #Brexit? The Lowy Institute held two panel discussions in Sydney & Melbourne this week, with expert analysis and commentary by @graham_euan @RMIT's Tom Bentley, @danielflitton @BizTicky @AnnmarieElijah & @HerveLemahieu Read the summary: https://t.co/N5J5AWwVZl
— The Lowy Institute (@LowyInstitute) November 17, 2018
Sinn Fein's McDonald says Brexit agreement must give legal effect to 'cast iron' guarantee https://t.co/V0fGfK7E40
— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) November 13, 2018
"The future EU-UK relationship is still in limbo. But uncertainty has already begun to unravel the fabric of legal integration, with UK judges submitting 23 to 30 per cent fewer questions to the Court of Justice since the referendum." https://t.co/rlaJxy9lB6
— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) November 14, 2018
The UK may be leaving the EU, but Euro-English is here to stay https://t.co/qeMS0B82XB
— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) November 13, 2018
What would a no deal Brexit be like? – from @swatdhingraLSE & @joshdelyon @LRB https://t.co/OuN7zW54Pl
— LSE EUROPP blog (@LSEEuroppblog) November 1, 2018
Universities are a bargaining chip in the #Brexit free-trade future https://t.co/YIJewLckmx via @LSEEuroppblog #education #HE
— LSEEurocrisis (@LSEEurocrisis) November 6, 2018
"Theresa May cannot say she has not been warned. Brexit poses a mounting threat to the unity of the UK. Nor can she dispute the eminence of those who have been doing the warning."https://t.co/6TlfnsLzit
— Scientists for EU (@Scientists4EU) October 11, 2018
If Theresa May gets a withdrawal agreement with the EU then there will be much fanfare & relief. But just because the bar has been set humiliatingly low it does not mean that MPs should feel compelled to jump over it. My latest @theipaper column: https://t.co/z50b1YNPTl
— Nick Clegg (@nick_clegg) October 1, 2018
UK Prime Minister Theresa May announced plans to hold a nationwide festival in 2022 to celebrate Britain's scheduled departure from the European Union next year, but it was quickly mocked on social media https://t.co/4B1CdQnOTy pic.twitter.com/zgzWtnzRwr
— CNN (@CNN) October 1, 2018
Poll: 60% of voters believe Theresa May will betray Northern #Ireland with #Brexit border in Irish Sea https://t.co/Cf2a9PcX0R pic.twitter.com/yrvSI3LjMU
— Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel) October 1, 2018
'Time for #TheresaMay to channel Churchill, Nelson and Falklands heroes to save #Brexit' https://t.co/mnl03aRykZ pic.twitter.com/0bFG3qcwa7
— Daily Express (@Daily_Express) October 1, 2018
That's a little strong, isn't it? https://t.co/3nikUY1eVs
— Steve Baker MP (@SteveBakerHW) September 30, 2018
The celebrations would be much bigger if Brexit is stopped. https://t.co/xoYDpIWt1p
— The New European (@TheNewEuropean) September 30, 2018
Brexit: Salzburg summit and hard choices of the endgame via @RTENewsNow https://t.co/Kpej7b1gcg
— Tony Connelly (@tconnellyRTE) September 15, 2018
July #Brexit Bowl – Final Brexit agreement pushed to October or later after the Council meeting. The clock is ticking towards the 29th of March – read our piece for further analysis https://t.co/WbNAy20paH pic.twitter.com/2dtAUpYwsV
— FTI Consulting EU (@FTIconsultingEU) July 3, 2018
Take just one minute to watch Tánaiste @simoncoveney talk about the importance of the relationship between Ireland and the UK and explain why avoiding a hard border is so essential. #Newsnight https://t.co/G10vblqfTI
— Embassy of Ireland (@IrelandEmbGB) September 21, 2018
How is Ireland getting #BrexitReady? Information about supports, advice and events around the country is available at https://t.co/Sq87EsN3nU pic.twitter.com/yGDYQRgG6u
— Getting Ireland Brexit Ready (@BrexitReadyIRL) September 20, 2018
UK Prime Minister Theresa May discusses #Brexit ahead of EU Summit in Salzburg.
Read the whole article here: https://t.co/I4XDtPKbjw
— Brittiska Ambassaden (@UKinSweden) September 19, 2018
A lot has been said about the Chequers agreement, the White Paper and what it actually means for Brexit. I want to take a few minutes to explain what the government has agreed, and what this means for us leaving the EU. https://t.co/T96i09mUYx pic.twitter.com/rCswFBlHAc
— Theresa May (@theresa_may) September 17, 2018
The Common Travel Area (CTA) will be maintained after the UK leaves the EU. British citizens in Ireland and Irish citizens in the UK will continue to be able to move and work in each other's jurisdictions, and to enjoy associated rights and entitlements https://t.co/bP23bQ3aSD
— British Embassy (@BritEmbDublin) September 13, 2018
Today, the government sets out its second batch of Technical Notices with advice and guidance on the No Deal scenario, and Cabinet will review departmental plans. Our top priority is a good deal with the EU, but the UK will be ready for any eventuality.https://t.co/bRvPyhrAAF
— Dominic Raab (@DominicRaab) September 13, 2018
Today we've published the next batch of Technical Notices informing citizens and businesses on how to prepare for the unlikely event of a no deal #Brexit
➡ https://t.co/LMlF9XoQ9q pic.twitter.com/8UzxjUfh0J
— Department for Exiting the EU (@DExEUgov) September 13, 2018
You can now watch today's #PMQs over on our YouTube channel: https://t.co/4dxBnTLjeR
— UK Parliament (@UKParliament) September 12, 2018
@HawkeEUCentre Executive Director, Professor Elliott, and French Ambassador to Australia, H.E. Mr Penot, discuss the most pressing issues confronting Europe and Australia in Europe Now Episode 11 @UniversitySA @FranceAustralia #EUAustralia
— Hawke EU Centre (@HawkeEUCentre) August 24, 2018
What might the hung parliament mean for Brexit? #GE2017 https://t.co/Kdgy66Vb6I. @uommedia @unimelb @Government_UoM @AndrewWalterUM
— ELECTION WATCH (@electionwatch_) June 9, 2017


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What a Gem! Updated Victorian Home Steps From IWU
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McLean, US
What a gem!! Beautiful Victorian home with charm and renovations galore! Friendly residential neighborhood just steps away from Illinois Wesleyan University! Gorgeous copper-look ceiling tiles & a bonus sunroom. Bath & upstairs laundry room both completely restored down to the studs! All original wood flooring/wood trim & built-ins! New tile in bath and kitchen, new porch, roof, countertops and some windows/lights '12. Low gas bills indicate a well insulated home! 1 year home warranty included!
Feature Highlights
- Dining Room
- Family Room
- Dishwasher
- Laundry
- Washer/Dryer
- Basement
- Fireplace
- Central AC
- Wood Floor
- Tile Floor
General Features
- List Date:
- 08/21/2014
- Style:
- 2 Story Victorian
- Foundation Type:
- Brick
- Garage:
- XL Driveway
Public Schools
- School District:
- District 87
- Elementary School:
- Bent Grade School
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Exterior Features and Amenities
- Walking distance to:
- IWU, grocery store, Walgreens, restaurants, plus a city bus stop in front of home
Full Description
I love unique homes! If you are tired of the same old ranch and bi-level floor plans this home is for you! It is truly one-of-a-kind home that offers old world charm and will give you bragging rights as long as you own it!! It is located in a friendly neighborhood walking distance to Illinois Wesleyan University, grocery stores, restaurants, Casey's Garden and Flower Shop, and Walgreens. The updates include tile in kitchen and baths, new roof and porch, new paint, new 2nd floor bathroom, new 2nd floor laundry room near all 3 bedrooms, and all new windows in all bedrooms will be installed in April 2014! The original wood trim and wood floors have been polished on the main floor and completed refinished upstairs and in the foyer downstairs. A brand new 5 burner Whirlpool oven has been ordered and will be installed the first week of April. Don't miss your golden opportunity to own a home believed to be built before the turn of the century by Frank and Cora Brunton of Bloomington, IL!
Main street (Business Rt 51) to the corner of Main and Emerson. West 3 blocks to 410 W. Emerson.


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365 Home Warranty
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Since 2009, 365 Home Warranty has provided customers with everyday coverage nationwide. We offer home warranty coverage for basic systems and appliances. We also provide coverage on Flat Screen TVs, lockout & re-key assistance, roadside help and more. We have three plan options to meet your unique needs: Basic, Standard, and Premium with additional coverage available.
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This company is a bunch of thieves. February 2017 I purchased a home warranty for my home and prepaid 3 years. Mistake. Big Huge Mistake. February 2018, I was charged again for the full amount of 3 years. I spoke to someone at this time after about 50 phone calls and multiple emails and was told that I would be credited the amount. It was never credited. Thankfully, I was able to stop the charge on my credit card as fraud. I created a service call on their service website for my home in March/April and guess what. My warranty was never renewed.
I tried to call, email, FB message them and have yet to talk to anyone. I'm fairly certain that this company has gone belly up. I had to purchase a new home warranty after a couple of months of attempting to contact them. If you're able to still purchase a home warranty from these people I would look elsewhere. To this day, I'm still out 2 years of a prepaid home warranty and paying for another one with another company. If anyone has any information on how to make a bankruptcy claim against this company, I would be very thankful.
There's a claim pending for a microwave repair since 11/03/2017. The technician informed this warranty company that repair cost was higher than replacement cost. Reeta ** from 365 Home Warranty promised several times that a check for $150 was going to be mailed to pay for the replacement. As of 02/21/2018, no check has been received. NOBODY ANSWERS THE PHONE AT ANY TIME. Apparently the company went out of business but they continue charging $69.00 to my credit card in monthly basis.
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The heater was leaking. Called 365 and told them. They then sent me email about a tech coming out to look at it. Two days later they sent me another email that the tech they picked does not do water heaters so they had to find another one. The new tech came out and looked at it and said it needed replacement. 365 told him to replace it but they would only pay 500.00 towards it. The bill was 900.00. It cost me 400.00 out of pocket in that they said they were only liable for the 500.00.
In my OLD contract of 2016 letter R it stated replacement. They told me that it's not in the 2017 contract of which I have several times asked for and was told they would send it to me. I am still waiting as of 1-5-2018. I guess after all this they don't feel that labor should be included with the replacement. I have spent many hours on the phone with them through all this and never received what I believe should be a full refund for the money paid out to the plumber. So much for replacement. Never again with this company.
I'm calling 365 Home Warranty to tell them my washer is broken October 30 2017, I'm still waiting on a call back. They are giving me a runaround. When I call the Nr, the overflow line is picking up and says, "We will email them your problem," and no one responded back yet but they are taking my money every month.
I purchased a home warranty and paid all premiums due. The warranty covers appliances including heating and AC unit. After having the warranty for a couple of months, my AC unit stopped working and I called 365. They told me that they had no HVAC companies in my area that would honor warranty work and the only alternative was for me to contact my own HVAC company and have it repaired/replaced and they sent me a form for reimbursement and said to complete the form and sent it back and they would reimburse me for up to the limits of the policy which is $1000.
I had a HVAC company check the unit and they advised it could not be repaired and needed to be replaced so I had the unit replaced and paid the company and completed the form and sent it to 365 and they advised that they would not pay because the work was not "pre approved". That's a lie because they are the ones who told me to have the unit repaired myself and they sent me the form to complete. They are guilty of misrepresentation, deceptive practices, and will not pay a legitimate claim even though I paid the premiums and followed their instructions. I just want them to honor the contract and pay what they are supposed to cover.
I have been in real estate for many years and always provided a home warranty to buyers. Recently I placed a 365 Home Warranty, on a home. At the time I purchased the home warranty I was told that the property was covered for that particular address. But, several months later when the buyer went to use
the home warranty, the warranty needed to be transferred to their name and were denied coverage.
After going round and round with several representatives from 365, it was clear that this is nothing more than an opportunist company with command for "bait and switch." They told me several times the address was covered. If the warranty required the buyer's name on the policy they should have put that name on the policy at the time they were taking the order. I would never pay $450 for something not to receive it! Yet, they said being that the paperwork did not have the buyer's name that address was not covered. So, the house was not covered. I asked for my money back. Gary, the supervisor said, "That won't happen". I told Gary, "This is theft"!
Air conditioner failed in middle of July. AC unit replacement covered under warranty up to $1000. Called in and Customer Service Rep said to call repair technician for service and verified that if replacement was necessary, our contract would reimburse $1000. AC replaced because technician could not guarantee that repair would last more than 3 months and that because the old unit was 14 years old, the necessary replacement coolant cost was exorbitant and could possibly leak out again within a short period, thus wasting money. Customer Service Rep did not tell me in the initial call that I needed to do anything more to take care of my issues other than to get a technician in. When I called back after the unit was replaced, I was told to email the receipt in for reimbursement.
When I called in appr. 2 weeks later, I was told that no one had record of the receipt. Resent email and was also given a second email address to use. I was told that the claim would be expedited. Called back 2 weeks later and was told that the claim was sent to a supervisor and then forwarded to the corp. office to handle because I did not complete the proper paperwork (that was never discussed with me). Attempted multiple calls and tried to get a number to the corporate office. Customer Service is actual a different company (New Leaf Service Contracts) and no one there could give me a number to corp office. Would only give me an 800 number that actually dropped me into sales dept. No one would escalate my call to a supervisor or member of the management team. Left multiple messages requesting call back and filled out contact form on website twice.
Finally got a call back from corp office in early Sept. and was told that claim was waiting for manager approval and would be expedited at my request. Spoke with corp office again last week and was told that that the check had been cut a week prior, but the mail room manager had been out and there was no guarantee that it had actually been mailed. Was told that I should have the check today, 10/4, and I would also get a call today to verify that it had arrived. No call to me and no return calls from the messages that I left yesterday and today. At this point, after more than 2 1/2 months, I still do not have the reimbursement, even though I have made multiple attempts to get issue resolved.
I had to put in a service request for my air conditioning because it was not cooling. It turned out that it just needed freon. I had two home warranty companies before this and neither of them covered freon. One of them covered a fraction of the cost and the other excluded coverage for freon entirely. 365 covered it fully and they got the servicer out the same day within hours of making my first call to open the claim.
I would not recommend 365 Home Warranty. They advertise 24-48 hrs for normal issues, and faster for "emergencies" such as air conditioning/heating problems. My air conditioner went out and I called them on Saturday morning. They said "Since it is the weekend we will probably not be able to find anyone for 24-48 hrs." I'm in Georgia and it was 110 degrees yesterday. I would consider that an emergency call. I ended up spending $350 for a portable A/C. I will not renew my contract with them once it's up. I will go back to American Home Shield, always had prompt service with them.
I came across many warranty providers but 365 Home Warranty provided me the best price and coverage options. When I called to submit a claim to repair my mom's oven, I got a quick response. The technician was professional, very thorough and provided wonderful tips to avoid such issues in future. I was impressed.
365 Home Warranty author review by Michele Lerner
365 Home Warranty has three plans homeowners can choose from depending on what they need covered. Their basic plan covers most home appliances, while the standard plan covers appliances and additional systems such as duct work, heating, cooling, electrical, hot water heater, plumbing and whirlpool bathtubs. The premium plan includes everything in the standard plan with the addition of roadside assistance. Additional coverages including, but not limited to, in-ground pool and/or spa, lawn sprinkler system, wine refrigerator or TV protection can be added on to any plan during checkout.
Free quotes: Customers can simply call or go online to get a free quote.
Discounts and rewards: Customers who go 12 months without needing service are eligible for exclusive discounts, and the referral program rewards customers when someone they refer activates a plan.
Transferable warranty: There is no extra cost to transfer your 365 warranty from the house you are selling to the new homebuyers.
No restrictions on the age of appliances: Appliances of any age are eligible to be covered under a 365 warranty as long as they are in good working condition on your plan's effective date.
Open to everyone, not just new homebuyers: You don't need to be in the middle of a real estate transaction to enjoy the protection of a 365 warranty. Homeowners can purchase coverage at any time.
365 Home Warranty questions and answers
- What problem is 365 Home Warranty trying to solve?
- There is a void in the marketplace for a home warranty company that is both honorable and reasonably priced. That is where 365 Home Warranty comes in. 365 is a home warranty company you can trust.
- What sets 365 Home Warranty apart from the competition?
- All of 365's plans are backed by a publicly traded insurer and 365 has unique coverage options including TV and PC protection, as well as alarm system coverage, and even roadside assistance. We are not the lowest priced company in the industry. This is by design because we offer the most quality service. However, we are not the highest priced company in the industry either. Our plans offer the best value with coverage that is both reliable and affordable.
- What needs do your products or services fulfill, and how do you fulfill those needs better than your competition?
- If you have the right home warranty plan, you could save over $1,700 a year on expensive and sudden surprise breakdowns of items like your air conditioning unit, heating system, dishwasher, dryer, oven, stove and more. Everyone knows the cliché, "you get what you pay for", but this has never been truer than in the home warranty industry. 365 protects our customers from one thing our competitors don't: paying too much for too little. With a 365 Home Warranty plan, you can rest assured you will get the coverage you paid for and experience world class service that is unparalleled in the industry.
The technicians that are dispatched to service our customers go through perhaps the most expansive and thorough screening process out there. Technicians must submit an application, consent to background checks, and send copies of their licenses, proof of insurance, and any additional, relevant certifications. All technicians are also reviewed for online complaints and are personally interviewed by specialists in the contractor relations department. We are committed to ensuring our customers' needs are serviced by the most premium technicians available.
For most claims, we send manufacturer-certified technicians. That means if you have a Kenmore refrigerator, we will send a technician that is certified by Kenmore to work on your refrigerator. Or, if you have a General Electric air conditioning unit, we will send a technician that is certified by GE to work on your AC unit. At 365, we understand people purchase a home warranty because they want peace of mind, and that's what we deliver.
- What are the most common misconceptions consumers have about 365 Home Warranty?
- The biggest misconceptions are that home warranties are overpriced or too expensive. We have a variety of plans to meet any budget, and the peace of mind that comes with each plan is nearly priceless.
- How does your company measure success?
- Our company measures success by looking at the high level of satisfaction from our customer base. The biggest compliment we can get as a company is a referral from a customer. Referrals are a really large and important part of our business, which tells us we are doing a good job of satisfying our customers and engaging them.
- What are 365 Home Warranty values?
- Our philosophy values customer satisfaction above all else. Our commitment to excellence in customer satisfaction is our only path to profitability. 365 will never lose sight of its most core underlying principle: integrity.
- What is something you wish every consumer knew about your company?
- If there is one message we want to convey to home warranty consumers, it's quite simple: 365 Home Warranty offers the best value, plainly said. We wish every consumer would be weary of the home warranty companies offering really low priced plans. Beware of the bargain basement companies out there! You really do get what you pay for.
- What are the most common misconceptions consumers have about your industry?
- There are many misconceptions about our industry. First, many people don't realize home warranties are actually considered to be "home service contracts". I would also say that a very common misconception is people feel they don't need a home warranty because they have homeowners insurance. Well, homeowner's insurance and home warranties are not the same and you are exponentially more likely to use the home warranty than your homeowner's insurance. Think about it: you have insurance just in case something goes wrong, and hopefully you will never have to use it. But, your AC, heat, refrigerator, dishwasher and plumbing, just to give a few examples, are at some point destined to give you problems. It will happen. It isn't a matter of if you need the service, but when you will need it. That's why it pays to have a home warranty and to choose a company you can trust as being reliable.
- How has your industry changed in the last 5 to 10 years?
- The industry has changed over the last 5 years through consolidation of major players and the influx of pop-up home warranty companies wanting to take advantage of this lucrative industry. Some of the little pop-up, fly-by-night companies make it exponentially more difficult, because they don't play by the rules. On the flip side, we have seen an increased demand for home warranties and that has made it an exciting time to be in the home warranty business.
- How do you think the industry will change in the next 5 to 10 years?
- I think over the next 5 to 10 years the industry will continue to grow. I also like to think that the fly-by-night companies and pop-up companies will simply cease to exist as the consumers become more cautious and aware of the pitfalls of signing up with the really low-cost providers.
- How has 365 Home Warranty grown or evolved?
- Our company has grown by leaps and bounds since inception. We partnered with an excellent underwriter and claims administrator with extensive knowledge of the home warranty industry, and implemented a very thorough screening process to ensure the most qualified technicians are dispatched to service the customer's issue. We have also added coverages for items such as TV, PC and alarm systems to meet our customers' demands and needs.
- How do you see the company growing or evolving in the future?
- 365 is committed to building the best customer experience in the industry, and we will continue to improve our service and add relevant coverage options that are important to our customers.
- Where do great ideas come from in your organization?
- Our organization is one that promotes innovation. Every member of the 365 Home Warranty team is highly valued and all are given a voice within our organizational structure to critique the company and offer insight. We listen to our specialists on the front lines speaking with potential customers to learn how to improve what we are offering to best match the needs of our home warranty consumers, and we listen to our claims representatives to learn how to improve the claims and service procedures and processes that we have in place.
- Do you have any advice or comments for your current and/or potential customers?
- My advice to potential customers is: do your research. You will find that 365 Home Warranty has the fewest amount of complaints out of all of the major home warranty companies, and the reason for that can be traced back to our corporate values and the vision of the co-founders of the company: "Our philosophy values customer satisfaction above all else. Our commitment to excellence in customer satisfaction is our only path to profitability. 365 will never lose sight of its most core underlying principle: integrity."
Also, if you are already a 365 customer, first of all, thank you for your business! Let us know how we are doing! If you are not happy about something, if we are not meeting or exceeding your expectations, we want to know about it so we can correct the problem. We are always accessible to our customers, wanting to hear from you, and we hold ourselves accountable at all levels of our organization.
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- 365 Home Warranty
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- 8002703818
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- www.365homewarranty.com
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The Republic of the Congo [1]
Do not travel to Likouala department within 50 kilometres of the border with the Central African Republic due to the uncertain security situation, high levels of crime and the large presence of displaced people.
Avoid non-essential travel to the Pool department due to the threat of armed banditry and rebel activity.
Exercise increased caution elsewhere in the Republic of the Congo due to violent crime and ongoing insecurity in some neighbouring countries.
Violent Crime
Violent crime such as armed robbery and assault is an issue throughout the Republic of the Congo, particularly in rural areas. Street crime such as mugging and bag snatching also occurs, particularly in Brazzaville and Pointe Noire. Foreigners may be specifically targeted due to their perceived wealth. We advise against travelling at night, alone or to isolated areasand recommend avoiding beaches in Pointe Noire.
New Zealanders should be aware that crime may be motivated by opportunity or the perceived affluence of the victim. It is advisable to avoid wearing or displaying items that appear valuable, such as mobile devices and jewellery.
Civil Unrest
Violent civil unrest and armed conflict between security forces and rebel forces has occurred in the Republic of the Congo in the past, however the political and security situation has improved in recent years. The security situation is calm, but remains tense and could deteriorate quickly.
New Zealanders in the Republic of the Congo should avoid any demonstrations, political rallies and large public gatherings as even those intended to be peaceful have the potential to turn violent.Exercise vigilance at all times, and monitor the media and other local sources for information about potential risks to your safety and security. Be cautious when travelling outside of cities and along border areas.
Local travel
We advise against travel by rail throughout the Republic of the Congo and against travel by road in the Pool department, where armed criminal gangs operate and have robbed travellers in the past. We recommend that you travel by air between Brazzaville and Pointe Noire . Checkpoints are common throughout the country and individuals may target foreigners in order to extract bribes. At checkpoints, remain in your vehicle and produce requested documents through a raised window.
General Travel Advice
As there is no New Zealand diplomatic presence in the Republic of the Congo, the ability of the government to provide consular assistance to New Zealand citizens is severely limited.
We offer advice to New Zealanders about contingency planning [2]that travellers to the Republic of the Congo should consider.
Authorities may ask for proof of your identity, so carry a colour photocopy of your passport and visa for the Republic of the Congo and all times.
Photography of public buildings and military facilities is prohibited, and could result in detention. If in doubt, don't take a picture.
New Zealanders travelling or living in the Republic of the Congo should have a comprehensive travel insurance policy in place that includes provision for medical evacuation by air.
New Zealanders in the Republic of the Congo are encouraged to register their details [3] with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade.


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This Is How Stilettos Are Killing Your Feet, Literally
There is nothing else in a woman's beauty arsenal that is quite like the stiletto. Slipping them on instantly improves your posture, makes you stand taller and more proud. It's as if you look instantly slimmer when you wear them, instantly put together. They can salvage cheap ill-fitting jeans just as they can save you from the few extra pounds you've gained over the holidays (don't worry we've all been there!) Ah, the stiletto both a boon and a curse. The heels that make us tall and proud are also the same heels that give us severe foot and leg pain after a long day at work. "The vain don't complain" we tell ourselves, but our poor feet beg to differ. More and more scientific evidence has come out, pointing a finger at our beloved high heels as the culprit for chronic back pain, foot deformities and nerve inflammation.
If you're still in denial, read on.
You may have noticed that children's feet are distinctly different from adults' because their toes are wider apart while adults' toes seem to be jammed together. This phenomenon is more common in women, whose shoes tend to be so much narrower on the front than it should be, forcing the toes to be constantly squashed together. Prolonged use of high heels may cause the small toes of the feet to claw inward while the big toe juts forward, a decidedly unnatural position for toes to be in.
The downward foot position could also cause the feet to turn to the outside permanently, eventually making it hard to walk on flats.
With your toes, muscles and bones so scrunched in together like that, it is quite impossible to avoid nerve damage. The pushing forward of the foot and its encasing in such a narrow space forces the bones to be in awkward angles at each other, increasing the chances of nerves getting pinched in between the bones of the foot. This is especially true when you wear stiletto heeled pumps all the time.
Constant pressure and friction on the toes and sides of the feet can lead to the development of blisters, corns, bunions, hammer toes and neuromas. High heels also cause what some people call the "pump bump". The rigid backs of pumps will usually rub at the Achilles' heel causing a permanent bump on the area.
Feet are designed to act as spring-loaded, weight distributing shock absorbers. This function is important so as not to cause unnecessary pressure on other areas of the body like the knees, spine and lower back. When the foot is at unnatural angles (such as when wearing 4 inch heels) the dynamics of the foot are completely changed leaving your knees, spine and lower back to suffer the pressures of walking or daily activity.
Besides compromising foot function, especially high heels can cause hairline fractures to the bones and increase chances of trips to the E.R. for ankle sprain.
The increased pressure on the ball of the foot caused by uneven distribution of body weight from the angle provided by stilettos can cause a pea sized bone in the foot, called the sesamoid, to be buried further inward. The displacement of this bone could affect nerve function, make it hard to walk or cause chronic pain. Most women who wear heels will either wear them all day at the office or all night at a party or, even worse, both. Keeping your feet in that position for long hours at a time can cause your joints to become arthritic, gradually making it more and more painful to use your feet.
Wearing high heels results to uneven weight distribution on your feet – most of the pressure is shifted to the balls and the heels of the feet. Increased pressure on your heel could cause you to develop plantar fasciitis. The plantar fascia is a thick connective tissue that runs through the bottom of your feet. This connective tissue originates from the Achilles' heel and runs all the way down to the front of the foot which is why increased pressure on the heel can cause this connective tissue to become inflamed.
The short term and long term effects of wearing stilettos can be quite daunting. Not only does regularly wearing high heels cause your feet to become quite deformed, but the possibility of permanent nerve damage should be enough for you to be weary of wearing high heeled shoes no matter how great they make you look.


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The Streetsboro Rockets remain unbeaten in Portage Trail Conference County Division action after Friday night's battle with the Southeast Pirates. However the 68-58 Rockets victory seemed much closer than the 10-point margin of victory.
The Pirates (6-8, 3-5 PTC County) were out-manned physically and beaten by a wide margin on the glass, but they would not go away until a late run by the Rockets. Leading by only three (51-48) with 4:08 left on the game clock, sophomore guard Jerry Judd keyed a 12-0 run by hitting seven straight points.
Reggie Dublin and Judd both put up offensive rebounds, then Judd drove to the basket before hitting a 3-pointer. Daniel Sapp then made a steal for the Rockets and hit Devin Rencher for a basket. Rencher was fouled on the make and converted the three-point play to give his team a 63-48 margin that all but wrapped up the contest.
Sapp finished his night with 22 points and 12 rebounds as he continues to be a difference-maker since joining the team in game 12. Dublin tallied 12 points while Judd dropped in 11.
Dublin was playing with a heavy heart after the passing of his grandfather, Shelly Williams, on Thursday.
"I was glad to see Reggie have a nice game because of his grandfather," said Rockets coach Nick Marcini. "His grandfather never missed a game and was always right at center court in his wheelchair. That's very emotional for a teenager, and I thought he really hit some important shots for us tonight in the second half.
"I was glad to see Jerry snap out of his little slump also," added Marcini. "I thought the guys did a great job on the boards. We wanted to be a plus-10, and we accomplished that."
The Pirates only scored three 2-point baskets in the contest, two of those coming early in the game when Jordan Krych and Lucas Bloom drove to the hoop for scores. The remainder of the night saw Southeast convert 13 3-pointers, which kept them in the game.
Kenny Dillon opened the game for Southeast by hitting three straight 3-pointers, giving his team a 9-5 lead. However, the Rockets' full-court pressure resulted in seven first-quarter turnovers by the Pirates, and Streetsboro led 19-14 at the first break.
The officials made it clear early in the contest that "hands checks" would be called. Twenty personal fouls were whistled in the first half, when both teams opened the game attempting to be very physical defensively.
Sapp led the Rockets in the first half with 13 points, five rebounds and a pair of steals while leading the Streetsboro full-court press.
The Pirates gained the lead early in the second quarter, when Cory Proctor hit four straight free throws and Kade Norquest hit a 3 from the corner for a 21-19 advantage. But the Rockets then went on an 8-0 run, with Sapp scoring six points and Paul Jenkins coming off the bench to hit a foul-line jumper for a 27-21 margin. Streetsboro (10-5, 8-0 PTC County) led at intermission 31-29.
Krych, who led Southeast in scoring with 19 points, would open the second half with a driving layup. But that would be the last 2-pointer scored by the Pirates. They would make eight second-half 3s, and only trailed the Rockets 48-45 entering the final stanza.
Dublin opened the fourth quarter by hitting one of his two 3s on the night for Streetsboro, then Kade Norquest countered with a Pirate 3. He would finish the game by making four 3s for 12 points, while Dillon would conclude the night hitting five 3s for 15 points.
"The whole game came down to that minute and a half stretch there in the fourth quarter when they went on that run," said Southeast coach Matt Dillon. "If we don't let that run happen it comes right down to the end of the game, but we did let it happen. We hung around, but just couldn't hit a bucket in that one run and that was the difference. I thought our kids played well."