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Marin County health officials say the number of whooping cough cases reported so far this year is already three times greater than the number of cases reported during all of 2009.
Dr. Anju Goel, Marin deputy public health officer, said 58 cases of whooping cough, a highly contagious respiratory tract infection also known as pertussis, were reported in Marin from Jan. 1 to May 17, compared with just 19 during 2009.
The higher Marin numbers reflect a statewide phenomenon. According to the California Department of Public Health, 346 pertussis cases were reported in California from Jan. 1 to April 30, up from 129 cases during the same period last year.
Statewide, four newborns have died from whooping cough – two in Los Angeles County and two in the Central Valley. State health officials say pertussis cases tend to be cyclical, with a rise in the number of cases every two to five years followed by a decline.
"The last big outbreak of pertussis cases was in 2005," said Ken August, a state Department of Public Health spokesman. "So we're concerned we could be in for another tough year."
In 2005, pertussis killed eight California infants.
Infants, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems are most at risk. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than half of infants less than 1 year old who get the disease must be hospitalized. About one in 10 children with pertussis get pneumonia, and about one in 250 people who become infected develop a brain disorder called encephalopathy. The disease causes an estimated 10 to 20 deaths each year in the United States.
In Marin, the Ross Valley School District's five campuses in San Anselmo and Fairfax are being hit the hardest.
Laurel Yrun, the district's school nurse, said parents had reported 20 probable cases so far, most of them during May. Yrun said Wade Thomas School in San Anselmo and Manor School in Fairfax have the most cases. She said the district is instructing parents whose children are taking medication to treat pertussis to keep them out of school for five days.
Yrun said by the time parents spot the disease their child has often been infected for several days.
"The symptoms start out like a cold. They're not necessarily having this big whooping cough," Yrun said. "So parents aren't thinking about whooping cough."
Rick White of Novato said two of his grandchildren who attend Manor School and their parents have been diagnosed with whooping cough. White suspects the large number of cases in Marin may be linked to the growing number of parents who refuse vaccinations for their children.
Marin has one of the state's highest rates of personal belief exemptions, parental waivers that allow children to enroll in kindergarten without receiving vaccinations against diseases such as measles, polio or whooping cough.
In 2009, 7.1 percent of the Marin students entering kindergarten avoided immunization because their parents claimed a personal belief exemption, Goel said. Statewide, only 2 percent of kindergartners used the exemption to avoid vaccination last year, she said. In 1999, less than 2 percent of Marin kindergartners opted out of vaccinations.
"This is really unfortunate because we have diseases that are vaccine preventable, such as pertussis," Goel said. "I think some people who chose not to get vaccinated don't recognize that these diseases still exist and can still cause very serious illness and even death."
Susan Goldsborough of Woodacre said, "It certainly concerns me."
Goldsborough said the preschool her granddaughter attends in Fairfax had to close earlier this year because two teachers and several students there contracted pertussis. She is particularly concerned about the danger pertussis poses to her 16-month-old grandson, who suffers from asthma and had pneumonia twice during the winter.
"To get pertussis would be deadly for him," Goldsborough said.
The immunity that vaccinations provide begins to fade after three to five years. State health officials are advising caregivers of newborns to take a new vaccine that became available for adults and adolescents in 2005.
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Sprint – I have been a sprint customer for nearly 15 years and the one reason why I stay with them is because they offer an unlimited data plan. I am constantly on my phone and use a lot of data each month. I've compared other wireless plans and with the amount of data I use, they unfortunately not save me any money. If you are someone who uses a lot of data each month like I do, I highly recommend Sprint. Use the link to get additional savings.
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U.S. Cellular – US Cellular is one of the nation's largest wireless providers, offering a strong line-up of cutting-edge devices and popular smartphones and tablets – all backed by US Cellular's high speed network. This network usually works great for people who live in rural areas.Use this link for current money saving options.
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Lending Club – Lending Club offers unsecured personal loans of up to $35,000 to borrowers with good-to-excellent credit at very competitive rates. I have used Lending Club twice for loans and have been happy with the products and services both times. I highly recommend Lending Club if you are looking for an alternative to a traditional bank.
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Lifelock – After having someone use my identity to get a phone line in an area I've never lived in, I became a Lifelock customer and have been ever since.
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Start a Side Gig – Do you have a hobby you enjoy? Have you ever thought of making income from it? The opportunities for having a side gig (something you work on in your free time) and earning income are endless these days! I wrote an article on how I'm earning multiple streams of income. What do you enjoy doing that can help you bring in extra income?
Survey Sites – Depending on the survey site, you can get paid cash and or have the opportunity to try free products. I have done many of these over the years and always enjoyed earning the extra money. I've also been able to try new beauty products, food items and many other things I wouldn't normally try, for free! Note: you should never pay for information for these types of sites. Here are a few I recommend: American Consumer Opinion Panel, InboxDollars (ios), Swagbucks, Harris Poll, Epoll Market Research, VIP Voice, Your Surveys, Nielsen Digital Voice, Earning Station, Vindale Research, Panda Research
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Find Inexpensive Fun – Looking for a night out but don't want to spend a lot of money? Yelp Deals, Living Social & Groupon all offer inexpensive ways to go out and have fun without spending a lot of money.
Save Money on Shaving – Shaving is a fact of life and unfortunately buying expensive shaving cream and razors can add up and quick. Years ago I read a tip to use conditioner in the place of shaving cream. I've been doing that for many years and it is amazing. I buy a bottle of conditioner from the dollar store and I'm set with shaving cream for quite awhile! Additionally, I discovered a site called Dorco to order razors in bulk at an extremely discounted price. I love this site and use them anytime I need to buy razors. They have mens and women's razors & razor sets and you can't beat the price & the quality! Try the Dorco Frugal Gal's pack and let me know what you think!
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Match – Online dating can be scary but it's hard to meet someone these days so don't be afraid of online dating. As long as you use common sense when approaching dating online, you can have a lot of fun and it's an easy way to meet someone new. I met my last boyfriend online and we were together a year and a half! Every year, hundreds of thousands of people find love on Match.com. Match.com pioneered the Internet dating industry, launching in 1995 and today serves millions of singles in 24 countries. Use this link for the most current promotions.
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Microsoft Designed UAC to Annoy Users
April 27th, 2008 00:34 am | by Ed |
Microsoft's David Cross was quoted as saying: "The reason we put UAC into the platform was 'to annoy users. I'm serious." This gem popped out at the 2008 RSA security conference
The apparent purpose of one of the most annoying "features" that any software maker has ever included in a program was to software makers to eliminate as many unnecessary privilege escalations as possible by getting users to complain about all the UAC 'Cancel or Allow' prompts."
What the boys in Redmond didn't count on was the lazy factor. Their ridiculous idea resulted in teaching people that all they have to do is ignore the "security warnings" and hit "Allow" without thinking about WHY they're doing it.
Thanks guys, you've contributed to malware writers everywhere by training users to ignore security. I predict that Vista will become the most malware ridden flea-trap of an OS ever to boot up.
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Slim Bin Recycling Bins with Vent (60L or 87L)
Slim rectangular shape fits into tight spaces
Vent channels designed for ease of empyting
Multiple interchangeable lids available to fit various applications
The Slim Bins are made of high quality materials and have a sturdy structure to prolong life. The slim, rectangular shape of these recycling bins mean they fit into tight spaces.
- Vent channels are designed for ease of emptying
- Comes with ergonomic handles
- Fitted with bag liner grooves to secure a bin liner without the need of knots
- Bottom hand holds assist when emptying
- Multiple interchangeable lids are available to fit various applications (see related products)
Choose between two finishes: Black or Grey and two sizes
Choose between two capacities: 60 Litres or 87 Litres
60L dimensions: 632mm (h) x 507mm (w) x 272mm (d)
87L dimensions: 756mm (h) x 507mm (w) x 272mm (d)
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- Arizona, United States
Arizona is one of the Four Corners states. It borders New Mexico, Utah, Nevada, and California, touches Colorado, and has a 389-mile (626 km) international border with the states of Sonora and Baja California in Mexico. It is the largest landlocked U.S. state by population. In addition to the Grand Canyon, many other national forests, Parks, and monuments are located in the state, while more than a quarter of its territory is Federal Trust Land which serves as the home of the Navajo Nation, the Hopi tribe, the Tohono O'odham, Apache and Yaqui people and various Yuman tribes, such as the Yavapai, Quechan and Hualapai.
The general consensus is that the name of the state comes from an earlier Spanish name, Arizonac, derived from the O'odham name al onak meaning "small spring", which initially applied only to an area near the Mexican silver mining camp of Planchas de Plata, Sonora This is supported by the fact that that area is still known as al onak in the O'odham language. Other possible origins that have been proposed are the Spanish phrase 'árida zona' (arid zone), shortened to Arizona or the Basque phrase aritz ona, "the good oak."
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Ensuring the Board has strong and responsible leadership together with a wide range of skills.
hg0080.com皇冠The principal purpose of the committee is to monitor the balance of skills, knowledge, experience and diversity on the Board and the sucession plans for the Executive Directors.
hg0080.com皇冠The committee has focused on ensuring that your Board has strong and responsible leadership together with a wide range of skills, knowledge and experience, which are critical to creating long-term shareholder value and business success.
The committee continued to take responsibility for the oversight of talent development and ensuring that a future talent pipeline is taken throughout the Group.
When Mark Wilson stepped down as Group CEO on 9 October 2018 the committee was focused on overseeing the selection process for the new Group CEO. Following an extensive search the committee unanimously recommended to the Board the appointment of Maurice Tulloch as Group CEO.
The committee is required to meet as frequently as required but not less than annually.
Sir Adrian Montague, CBE (chairman) (appointed 06 March 2013)1
Glyn Barker (appointed 01 July 2012)
Patricia Cross (appointed 01 December 2013)
Belén Romana García (appointed 26 June 2015)
Michael Mire (appointed 12 September 2013)
Claudia Arney (appointed 08 February 2016)
Patrick Flynn (appointed 16 July 2019)
George Culmerhg0080.com皇冠 (appointed 25 September 2019)
Membership and Attendance in 2018
|Number of meetings attended
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|Claudia Arney
|Glyn Barker
|Patricia Cross
|Michael Hawker **
|Michael Mire
|Sir Adrian Montague (chairman)
|Belén Romana García
|Keith Williams ***
1 Chairman from 14 May 2015
* This shows the percentage of meetings which the Committee member attended during the year whilst a member of the Committee.
** Michael Hawker retired from the Committee with effect from 31 March 2019.
*** Keith Williams retired from the Committee with effect 23 May 2019.
Committee role and responsibilities
The committee assists the Board by regularly reviewing the composition of the Board and conducting a rigorous and transparent process when recommending or renewing the appointment of directors to the Board. The main responsibilities of the committee are to:
- Evaluate and review the structure, size and composition of the Board including the balance of skills, knowledge, experience and diversity of the Board, taking into account the Company's risk profile and strategy
- Identify and nominate suitable candidates for appointment to the Board, including chairmanship of the Board and its committees, against a specification of the role and capabilities required for the position, including relevant financial experience for Audit Committee members
- Assess the independence of each of the Non-Executive Directors
- Assess directors' conflicts of interest as they arise
- Review the external interests and time commitments of the directors to ensure that each has sufficient time to undertake his/her duties to the Company
- Monitor succession plans for the appointment of executive directors and Non-Executive Directors to the Board
- Approve a report on the Committee's activities for inclusion in the Company's Annual Report and Accounts.
Read the full terms of reference for our Nomination Committee (PDF 63.2 KB).
Activities during 2018
A summary of the committee's activities during 2018 is shown below, full details can be found in the committee's report in the 2018 Annual Report and Accounts.
- Oversaw the selection process for the new Group CEO when Mark Wilson stepped down as Group CEO on 9 October 2018 and recommended to the Board the appointment of Maurice Tulloch as Group CEO after an extensive search
- Considered and recommended to the Board the election/re-election of each continuing director ahead of their election/re-election by shareholders at the Company's 2019 AGM
- Reviewed and made recommendations to the Board in respect of each director's actual, potential or perceived conflicts of interests
- Reviewed the composition of the Board and its committees and in particular, whether the Board required additional skills and experience which would complement those of the existing members and the Company's risk profile and strategy
- Recommended the new succession planning framework to the Board for approval
- Reviewed the career and development plans for the Group Executive to ensure that there is an adequate talent pool.


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Welcome to Election Time in Tzfat
Elections for city mayor and town council are coming up and, once again, our town of 33,000 has four mayoral candidates and umpteen candidates for City Council. The "hamulot" here in Tzfat — big family groups — are quite strong and many local residents make their choices based on "that's how our family votes." Other locals vote based on the directions of their rabbi.
I won't be making my decision either way. My 17-year-old can vote in this election so I'm now part of a family of six voters but I doubt that any of us will be voting in coordination with the other. So no hamula here. And I've had enough experience with watching some of the town's "religious leaders" get involved in the local political scene to know that I don't want to necessarily follow their lead either.
I have, however, over the course of my last 28 years of Tzfat residency, (which includes four previous elections) learned a few things about local Safed elections:
- If you're an English speaker the politicos automatically lump you in with the "Anglos" and, it's assumed, you're part of an Anglo block. Never mind that the Anglo community in Tzfat is as diverse as the city — as far as I can see all of the candidates have some measure of Anglo support. But that's neither here nor there…if you come from an English-speaking country, the candidates and their machines assume that you're part of a block of voters and relate to you in that way.
- If you're looking for a female candidate, you have a bit of a search ahead of you. There are several dozen candidates running for city council, and four candidates for Tzfat mayor, and I've seen only one woman on anyone's list. Her own. The idea that women should have some kind of representation in city government hasn't quite yet filtered down to this town.
- If you're a candidate, don't talk about the issues. In a general way, sure. But don't worry about specifics. No one is listening. Every single candidate and party talks about the "future" of the city, the importance of education and opportunities for youth and a strong Tzfat economy. To listen to them, you'd think that they were all running on the same list. But the majority of these candidates will get elected because of the kind of kippa that they wear and little else.
- Candidates should get rabbinical support if they expect to be elected. There are very few candidates running who don't represent some kind of religious philosophy.
- Concern about the environment drops to zero for the pre-election months. In this town, the party that puts up the most posters and hands out the most fliers, wins — or at least that's what they think. Even the candidates who promote ecological awareness (including our present mayor who actually got recycling moving in Tzfat) are keeping the printing houses running 24/7, creating tons of printed materials which will all end up straight in the landfill. Depressing. (I know of one woman who has promised her vote to the candidate who creates the least amount of trash.)
- It's advisable for any candidate in Tzfat to join the Likud. Tzfat is a Likud town. A Likud candidacy is not the automatic stamp of approval that it once was in this city, but it doesn't hurt. Conversely, it's not advisable to say the word "Labor" around here. I've noticed that even Labor-affiliated candidates don't display the word "Labor" on their campaign materials.
- Campaign on Internet? Not in this town. Even our present mayor, who is pretty Internet-savvy, has a limited Internet presence for his campaign, via an interactive Facebook page. The chief rival limits his Facebook page to his own proclamations with few "likes" and no comments or responses. Safed's mayoral campaign will take place, as it has for the last 60something years, on the street.


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Newmarket. Town Of
Site: Newmarket - Magna Centre
Service: Sledge Ice Hockey
|Record #: NKT0086
|Last Modified: 07 Nov 2019
|Last Full Update: 19 Sep 2019
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|Newmarket Shredders
|Office Phone
|Magna Centre 905-953-5303 * Sledge Hockey 905-953-5300 ext 2821
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|Sledge hockey Instructional program to build skills and team work * run by trained coaches both staff and volunteers * sledges provided, regular hockey gear required * opportunity to try before registering
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|Call for dates and times * Shredders registered program Sep - Mar
|Sep - Mar
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|York Region
|Ages: 9 year(s) - 75 year(s)
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|Membership - resident and non-resident fees for instruction ; Admission - drop in sledge
|Site Location
|Magna Centre
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|Address & Map
Magna Centre
800 Mulock Dr
Newmarket, ON L3Y 9C1
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PO Box 328, STN Main
395 Mulock Dr
Newmarket, ON L3Y 4X7
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Microsoft kill-bits, browser plug-ins pose big risks, say Black Hat researchers
Researchers at Black Hat say complex interoperability flaws affect browser plug-ins that transmit data between different components of an OS. The holes could be exploited to gain access to a system.
LAS VEGAS -- Three security researchers Wednesday described a new group of vulnerabilities related to the way software transmits data between two different components within an operating system. The flaws could be exploited to gain system access.
The interoperability weaknesses, a series of widespread and complex problems that affect Web browser controls and plug-ins developed by multiple vendors, are at the heart of the Microsoft Active Template Library (ATL) patches released this week. The updates were an attempt to block a method that bypasses a kill-bit feature commonly deployed by Microsoft to block attackers from exploiting complex vulnerabilities without addressing the underlying flaw.
The researchers found ways to bypass dozens of kill-bits deployed by Microsoft during the last five years, exploiting more than 100 ActiveX errors. The methods enable the ActiveX controls to run in Internet Explorer despite being blocked via the kill-bit method.
"Our thesis was that this interoperability created a new and large attack surface that has previously been largely unexplored," said Dowd, who works with Dewey on the IBM Internet Security Systems' X-Force team. "There's been very little attention today for communicating the data across these boundaries."
The researchers presented a new class of interoperability vulnerabilities that could leave applications vulnerable to ActiveX attacks. Object-retention errors -- when an object within a browser is released too early or not released at all -- could lead to memory freezing and memory leaks, conditions used by hackers to run malicious code. The object-retention errors open up the browser to ActiveX flaws and could potentially be used by an attacker in drive-by attacks.
Browser trust issues also arise after a browser authorizes a plug-in that relies on other plug-ins. The browser automatically trusts the entire chain of authorization, which could allow an attacker to bypass certain security mechanisms. This kind of trust issue allowed the researchers to bypass the kill-bits deployed by Microsoft.
The researchers stressed that Microsoft repaired the vulnerabilities presented with the release of an update to its Active Template Library affecting Visual Studio. They also published a guest blog entry on the Microsoft BlueHat Blog, explaining the kill-bit bypass method.
"Because libraries function as building blocks that can be used to build software, vulnerabilities in software libraries can be complex issues and benefit from what we call community-based defense -- broad collaboration and action from Microsoft, the security community and industry," Christopher Budd, a security program manager in the Microsoft Security Response Center, wrote on the MSRC blog.
Budd wrote that Microsoft is posting information on how developers can identify if their control or component is exploitable. In addition, Microsoft is working with the Industry Consortium for Advancement of Security on the Internet (ICASI) to offer free scanning of developer controls using Verizon Business and to determine ways to modify the control.


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In a case filed by Tata Power Delhi Distribution Ltd against NTPC and Damodar Valley Corporation, the power regulator said the distribution companies should be billed on the grade of coal that is received at the power plants and not on grade of coal that is dispatched by Coal India.
"Billing to the beneficiaries (distribution companies) shall be done strictly in accordance with GCV (gross calorific value) on as received basis," the CERC said in an order issued on February 23. The commission asked the generating companies to take up the issues pertaining to poor quality of coal supply by Coal India with the ministries of power and coal, besides the miner.
"The outcome of the decision of the government and coal companies with regard to wide variation between coal as billed and coal as received on account of grade slippage be placed on record of the commission," the CERC said.
The government had in November 2015 approved empanelling of independent agencies to check the quality of coal supplied by Coal India to power firms. The coal ministry authorised Central Institute for Mining and Fuel Research to empanel third-party sampling agencies through a transparent process.
Power companies including state-run NTPC have been complaining about supply of poor quality coal or low-grade coal by Coal India. Under the new guidelines, the independent sampler will collect four samples, one each for the buyer and Coal India, one for sampling and one for referral.
The sampling agency will communicate the results of the sampling in 18 days, as per the order. Parties can raise dispute in seven days, following which the referee sample will be sent to the government's testing laboratories.


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Saint Philip Neri
T. PHILIP NERI (1515-1595) was chosen at our founding to be a special intercessor. St. Philip was known as a great promoter of the arts. At meetings of the Oratory (founded by him), religious singing was quite prominent. Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina was a lifelong friend and disciple and even died in the arms of St. Philip in 1594. Palestrina's predecessor at the Vatican, Giovanni Animuccia, played a leading role in producing music for the Oratory. Thomas Luis de Victoria even lived in St. Philip's house for five years.
St. Philip Neri & The Roman Catacombs
St. Philip felt constantly drawn to the solitude of the Catacombs. Unlike the pagan burial places of the time, the Catacombs (burial places of the early Christians) had nothing "spooky" about them. Here lay the bones of many martyrs—and the name "sleeping room of the saints" was perfectly fitting. The Christians lay on both sides of long underground passages, widened in some places to create niches.
For St. Philip, too, this was the resting place of the early Christians as they awaited the resurrection. This great saint often spent entire nights in prayer there. A Dominican of the convent of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva claimed that Philip had "lived" there for ten years. As St. Philip was praying in the Catacombs of St. Sebastian a few days before Pentecost in 1544, the well-known "miracle of his heart" took place, similar to the stigmata given to St. Francis of Assisi. To read more about this, we recommend the work of Oratorian Father Paul Türks.
Cardinal Newman, Kevin Allen, & St. Philip Neri
Corpus Christi Watershed has a special relationship with the Oratory of St. Philip Neri, and we are currently producing a new Missal for Mass [URL] which prominently features the Oratorian fathers, especially Blessed Cardinal Newman.
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Perhaps the reader will bear on final example. Watershed commissioned Kevin Allen to compose a beautiful musical setting for Cardinal Newman's magnificent poem about St. Philip Neri:
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Thought Foxall would have chimed in on this already but... A couple evenings ago some local Sonoma area wine geeks got together with a few winemakers for dinner at Trattoria Della Santina's in Sonoma. Joining us were GdP and Foxall. Good Italian fare, good company and good wines. No notes as there was too much going on. Just enjoyed the ride. Nice to finally meet GdP and reconnect with Foxall!
- S. Coquillett Cuvée Diane Brut
- 2009 Ca' Marcanda Bolgheri Vistamare - Vermentino Blend - really enjoyed this. Incredible nose, lively palate.
- 2012 Keating Wines Rose of Cabernet - Could have used more acidity for my likes but nice
- 2009 Ignaz Niedrist Lagrein Suditrol Berger Gei - Fox brought this one, interesting and paired well with my Duck.
- 2010 Girlan Gschleier Vernatsch Alte Reben - GdP wins for most obscure wine. Hell, I couldn't even pronounce it. Took forever to write it down.
- 2001 Paolo Bea Sagrantino di Montelfalco Secco - most interesting wine of the night for me. A lot going on, great structure.
- 1996 Tenuta dell'Ornellaia Bolgheri - was very polished and drinking well
- 2006 Agharta "Exhibit B" - this was my contribution and in hindsight I should have chosen something different. Great nose but the extended elevage of 35 months left it needing many years to evolve. Big fruit, big oak, big upside.
- 2007 Lancaster Estate Sophia's Hillside Cuvée Alexander Valley - Another wine that needs time to unwind.
- 1997 Guiseppi E Figlio Mascarello Barolo Monprivato - Mine and others WOTN. A pure joy to drink.
Sonoma Meet and Greet at Trattoria Della Santina's
- Reply by amour, Mar 7, 2013.
I appreciate your comment on that Super Tuscan: 1996 Ornellaia!
- Reply by Richard Foxall, Mar 7, 2013.
Thanks for that--I'm behind on some things as I prepare for a trip out of town and a big court hearing.
That Mascarello was pretty much everyone's WOTN, I think. It had been opened ahead of time, so it had a chance to get air, but it was still evolving quite a bit as the night wore on. Unfortunately, in spite of my efforts to protect it (really, hoard it for myself the couple people at my end of the table who I would be forced to share it with), it emptied very quickly, but we had enough time with it to see it round out and shift from mostly-tar-and-some-roses to mostly-roses-and-some-tar.
I decided on the Lagrein because I know GdP likes Lagrein, as I do, and I wouldn't be able to decant a Barolo. Besides, bringing a Barolo to GdP seemed unnecessary. And it's just a great food wine, glad it went with your duck. (I had duck ragu and OT and GdP had straight duck; we were all drinking that with the food.)
My own take on the Ornellaia was that the nose promised a lot, but I've rarely tasted a wine in that quality level that died so quickly on the palate. Toward the end of the bottle, it had fleshed out a bit.
But it really delivered on the nose--and if you could have put that nose together with the multiple layers in the Sagrantino, the combined effect would have given the Monprivato a run for the money. The dominant impression I got from the Sagrantino was rich, dark coffee, but not harshly tannic.
Initial impression of the Agharta was that I was being hit in the face with tannin, if that's possible. But that wasn't really what was happening: The wine is just wound up really tightly and needs a lot of time for everything to settle down and let the fruit emerge, along with a little well-managed leafiness. By the end of the night (this was the last thing I was drinking while others were onto Port), I thought I saw the bright future of this wine unfolding.
The Lancaster never showed me anything that made me want to go back to it, which was a shame. This wasn't a line-up that rewarded coyness.
That Ca'Marcanda was ordered off the restaurant's list because no one brought a still white, and it turned out to be brilliant. A really perfumey nose, which probably has a lot to do with the viognier. It was perfumey in a nice way, kind of like a toned-down walk through the first floor of Macy's. I thought it delivered well with the appetizers--enough richness and acid to work with the burrata and the prosciutto. But it wasn't a lot to go around with eight of us.
Thanks for inviting me, OT--hope we can do it again. Interesting bunch of guys and now I can say I have a contact at Robert Foley.
- Reply by JonDerry, Mar 7, 2013.
Really cool guys, sounds like a great time had by all.
Hope we can get together later this year when I make it up.
- Reply by outthere, Mar 7, 2013.
I had brought the Agharta in to the restaurant a few hours early and asked them to open it and let it breathe. They pulled the cork, turned it over and put it back in the bottle. Did it no justice whatsoever. Plus it dumped the wax seal back into the bottle, you can't fix stupid. If I knew they didn't have an issue with me bringing in a previously opened bottle I would have double decanted it the previous evening. Oh well.
+1 on the hook-up with Eric. This was my first time meeting him and his first offline though likely not his last. Seemed like he really enjoyed himself. As we all did! You also are now hooked up with Keating Wines, Sonkin Cellars and the Monte Rosso Vineyard!
I'll let you know the next time something pops up.
- Reply by outthere, Mar 7, 2013.
JD, give us some advance notice (30 days +) and we'll throw something fun together. Maybe a TRB night?
- Reply by Richard Foxall, Mar 7, 2013.
Hey, JD, if you like NASCAR, I hear another SoCal Snoother will be up her in late June, along with the Mrs.
In any case, if you give me notice we can do Que Syrah? in May and maybe get OT to show for the lamb barbecue. (Leg, sausage, kabobs, you name it.) By then the weather is reliable enough to grill.
Yeah, that was a tragedy, OT. Sad part is you even had time to kill and could have fixed the problem if you had known. The wine's promise was evident by the end of the night. I didn't feel that way about the Lancaster.
- Reply by JonDerry, Mar 7, 2013.
Not sure on the timing yet, I have a big work thing going on in late June that pretty much takes up the whole 2nd half of the month. That said, maybe May or July are best for me.
OT, that bottle screw up brings back memories of that place in Yountville we went to, they weren't so stoked about the previously opened bottle, though privately I was saying "pipe down, that's an 89' Beau!"


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RALEIGH, N.C. and HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (May 4, 2017) – NeoNova, an NRTC company, today announced it has acquired API Digital, a leading rural broadband solutions provider. API Digital will continue to operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of NeoNova while maintaining its headquarters in Huntsville, Ala.
NeoNova and API Digital customers will not experience any immediate changes to their services or billing relationships. The price and terms of the transaction were not announced.
NeoNova CEO Jason McGinnis explained the benefits of the acquisition.
"We believe strongly that by combining our two companies, we can offer our customers and other rural broadband providers better service and a broader range of solutions," said McGinnis. "API Digital's services, such as their network operations center and their call center, will add a new dimension to our capabilities, and we're really excited to have them join us."
According to API Digital CEO Greg Engle, NeoNova is a great fit because of its outstanding culture of customer service. Added Engle, "API Digital has always respected NeoNova and its commitment to customers in the marketplace, and we recognized the opportunities for synergies between our companies. Together, we will maximize the benefits of our combined strengths in the services we deliver for our customers."
NRTC CEO Tim Bryan noted that NRTC's focus remains on providing outstanding, affordable technology solutions that help members grow their businesses. "By adding API Digital's core services to NeoNova's already strong service portfolio," Bryan explained, "this acquisition helps us offer even better managed network services to rural America."
NeoNova's 144 employees nationwide provide help desk, networking and revenue-building services to 230 rural broadband affiliates in 44 states, while API Digital and its 60 employees already serve more than 100 customers across the country.
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NeoNova, an NRTC company, helps rural service providers grow by delivering a wide array of subscriber, network management, and professional services leveraged by a powerful service delivery platform and backed by the industry's top professionals. Today, NeoNova serves 230 affiliates, helping them provide exceptional service to more than one million subscribers across 44 states. NeoNova's parent company, NRTC, is a not-for-profit cooperative that provides technology solutions to more than 1,500 electric and telecom members in 48 states to help them bring all the advantages of today's evolving technology to rural America. Visit www.neonova.net, Facebook, LinkedIn, or Google+, and follow @NeoNova_NNS.
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Founded in 1999, API Digital is a networking communications and managed IT services provider supporting hundreds of thousands of users across the US and internationally. Leveraging our own network and data centers in cooperation with the world's leading network providers, API Digital delivers carrier-class connectivity and colocation. From our 24x7x365 Network Operations Center, API Digital also provides live support services including proactive monitoring, network engineering, and end-user support.
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I did Masters in English Language and Literature, LLB, Masters in Educational Administration from University of the Punjab Lahore, I also did Masters in TEFL (Applied Linguistics) and Diploma in Teaching English as an International Language under the auspices of British Council and American Center. I served in PAKISTAN ARMY as an English Instructor .I am a poet and writer. I remained Editor of Pakistan Army Journal, Pakistan Defense Review, Army Green Book and The Rising Crescent..., I published my three books in English Poetry namely Feelings, Chains of Life and Golden Glow..Poetry is my passion not profession


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By: Diana Coulter – Mullins, South Carolina
Most days, Janice Lehman wears a ball cap while she hands out hugs and fields hundreds of questions as manager of an American Red Cross shelter in South Carolina. But her cap is not a fashion statement.
"It's just that my hair is finally growing back after three years of chemo and radiation, and I'm not quite used to it!" Lehman says with a quick smile, before dashing off again – this time to check on lunch for 90 people still at the Mullins shelter since Hurricane Matthew destroyed their homes in early October.
"I'm in remission from breast cancer," Lehman explains between tasks, "and it's Breast Cancer Awareness Month right now, so I'm challenging anyone battling cancer to join the Red Cross. They will be amazed at how this work will fill their lives and keep them going!"
Since Lehman was diagnosed three years ago, she has endured 18 rounds of chemotherapy, and 36 of radiation. But it is "the joy in people's faces that I see while working with Red Cross that really invigorates me and gives me extra strength," said Janice.
"Thank goodness for Red Cross because in some ways it has really kept me going. Had it not been for this sense of purpose, I could easily have laid down and wallowed in self-pity."
Certainly, Lehman has not slowed down. Although she is still taking oral chemotherapy drugs, the mother of two sons has volunteered in the last two months to manage Red Cross shelters during four disaster responses in Texas, Louisiana and South Carolina.
"My husband can cook and my children are grown, so I don't worry too much," she said with a laugh, "plus I can drive home (in South Carolina) most nights."
Occasionally, Lehman admits that she still experiences pain. "It can get pretty bad at times, but I just try to stay distracted and focus on clients' needs and I don't feel any pain at all. Actually, I always say that the people I help bless me more than I ever bless them. They are the highlight of my days with Red Cross."
As a shelter manager, Lehman said she probably puts "100 miles on my feet every day." She likes to be "hands-on" while she leads others and never asks people to do tasks that she would not tackle herself.
"I wear many hats. I am not above cleaning toilets, helping in the kitchen, or being a patient advocate." Recently, she ensured that a chronically ill senior at the shelter was taken to hospital for a check up, and receives a referral for home bathing and health services.
Lehman also helps organize shelter activities, like movies, games or Halloween events. "I want this place to feel like a family. I run it like I wouldn't mind staying here myself."
Gary Robinson, a Red Cross community partnerships volunteer who works with Lehman, said: "She is a champion! This is someone who is out serving others as a cancer survivor, and she finds joy in spite of everything."
Claiming another hug from Lehman at the shelter, client Michael Tart simply said: "She is great."


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Caroline advises on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious personal and corporate insolvency matters.
Caroline advises insolvency practitioners, individuals, directors, businesses and creditors on all matters concerning bankruptcy, individual voluntary arrangements, liquidation, administration and company voluntary arrangements.
- Acted for the liquidator of a film production company in relation to a large number of claims pursuant to Sections 238 and 239 of the Insolvency Act 1986 and a high value misfeasance claim against the former director.
- Acted for the former liquidator on an application to restore a company to the register of companies to enable a distribution of money to creditors which materialised after the company's dissolution and advising in relation to paragraph 99 IA 1986 on the payment of the former administrator's costs and expenses.
- Acted for the joint liquidators of a large construction firm in relation to the application of Section 127 IA 1986, the recovery of an overdrawn director's loan account and advising on a debenture granted shortly before the liquidation to a connected company
- Acted on numerous occasions for administrators and directors in relation to placing companies into administration, preparing and filing the requisite appointment paperwork and asset sale agreements
- Acted for a number of trustees in bankruptcy in relation to applications for possession and sale of property and advising on exceptional circumstances, equity of exoneration and equitable accounting
- Acted for the former directors of a leisure company that had gone into liquidation in relation to alleged claims for wrongful trading and misfeasance and defeating the claims entirely
- Acted on numerous occasions for landlords whose tenants have gone into administration or liquidation and advising on their position generally.
Recent reported cases:
- Everitt v Budhram (A Bankrupt) [2009] EWHC
- Singh v Hicken (TiB of Singh) [2018] EWHC 3277
Caroline worked for Darbys Solicitors LLP from 2004 until January 2016 when they were acquired by Knights Professional Services. She stayed with Knights Professional Services until November 2016.
Caroline has a keen interest in travel and spent a few months travelling around Thailand and Australia after graduating from University. She also enjoys cycling, skiing, diving and running. She skis every year, has taken part in a number of endurance mountain bikes races, she has obtained her SSI Open Water and Advanced Open Water diving qualifications.


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|The Colonel preparing soil in the hoop house
The Last Annual Kretsinger Holiday LetterWinter Solstice, 2014
Bothe became deeply distressed when, at age twelve he discovered that he and Adolf Hitler were born on the same day - April 20. He had begun his study of astrology and Tarot by then and had a deep belief in fate. He functioned under a dark cloud about this cosmic coincidence until as a teenager he tripped over the fact that the date of his birth - 420 - was police code for marijuana smoking in progress. Aside from softening his angst about being born on the Fuhrer's birthday, it supplied him with the new belief that he was fated to become a pot smoker. His father and I did not embrace this as a comfort and the issue of pot remained a sore spot until this summer when we experienced a tectonic shift in the other direction - also in relation to cannabis.
Whereas Bothe was born on exactly the right day, the Colonel's timing, with regard to cannabis, was all off. Twenty five days before his birth, Congress passed the Marihuana Tax Law, making cannabis illegal in the United States. The Colonel believes he may be the only adult in America who wouldn't recognize pot smoke if he smelled it. He had never seen cannabis until July 16, 2014, when an old yellow Mercedes limousine pulled up in front of our house, and the driver opened the rear door to reveal the limo was full of potted plants. The guy was dressed in well-worn work clothes and spectacles, a pair of reading glasses around his neck, and sunglasses stuck on top of his head in a nest of gray hair going every which way. He looked to be in his fifties or sixties, but his face had the look of a six year old boy's on Christmas morning. This was Bill Althouse, with his 1979 Mercedes 300D rigged to run on hemp oil. His license plates read "BIOFUEL". He claimed the car once belonged to Ferdinand Marcos, but now, instead of Imelda's shoes, it was full of seventy one hemp plants.
Hemp has been used by humans for as long as we have been involved in agricultural production. It was considered such a staple of life during Colonial times, American farmers were mandated to produce a certain number of plants per acre. While hemp was not actually outlawed under the Marihuana Tax Law of 1937, it was highly regulated. The only time since the law was passed that permits for growing cannabis were granted was during WWII, when the U.S. Navy needed good old American-grown hemp rope for victory against Japan.
The tax law was the culmination of a campaign waged by the Federal Bureau of Narcotics vilifying marijuana as a poisonous narcotic. Despite its long and versatile utility to humankind, hemp was in the same plant genus as the "killer drug" and no effort was made to distinguish the psychotropic effects of smoking dope or smoking rope. Interestingly, it was hemp that drove the demonization of pot. Removing this historically beneficial crop from the country's agricultural production benefitted a few of America's wealthiest capitalists who had pulp timber and petro-chemical interests that produced such things as newspaper print and nylon, a newly developed synthetic fiber, all products that would fare better without the competition of hemp, which was cheaper and superior in all respects.
Hemp is a renewable resource that can be used to make food, fiber, rope, paper, packaging materials, lubricants, detergents, car parts, clean burning biofuel, and medicine. In 2000 in Colorado, medical marijuana was approved for treatment of cancer, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS, muscle spasms, seizures, severe pain, severe nausea, sudden weight loss, and muscle atrophy. Growing hemp helps regenerate soil and does well grown organically. Its seeds contain fatty acids superior to flax and also has magnesium, zinc, and iron.
The Colonel had been following the reintroduction of hemp for some time, when his friend Tom Delahanty, a fellow Marine and poultry farmer, introduced him to Bill Althouse, a renewable energy engineer and hemp revivalist. He is known in New Mexico for the sweet juicy strawberries and beautiful flowers he grows and sells at the Santa Fe Farmers' Market.
Strawberries aside, Bill was looking for certified organic farmers in Colorado, where cannabis was now legal, preferably with a greenhouse or high tunnel, to form a hemp growers' cooperative and take part in an experimental project. We would be raising clones taken from a mother plant that had a low level of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC – the stuff that gets you high) and a mutantly high level of cannabidiol (CBD - a non-psychoactive chemical compound). Cannabidiol has been used with success in treating epilepsy in children for some years, to the extent several states where cannabis is illegal have passed laws allowing this certain strain of hemp, specifically for treating epilepsy. The CBD oil currently used is imported from China, where growing conditions and use of chemicals (e.g., pesticides) are unknown.
Bill's project met the Colonel's criteria as worthy agriculture. It would be good for the land, the environment, the community, and had the potential of being lucrative. Growing hemp plants build soil, aren't thirsty, and if Bill's nascent growers' cooperative worked, and hemp production could be kept in the hands of the people, it would leave giant agri-business, pharmaceuticals, and fuel and utility monopolies in the dust.
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Just in time for us to take possession of our new charges, Todd Grayson, an Alamosa designer and builder, was finishing our hoop house, a 2,000 square foot structure, both elegant and stout, like the Eiffel Tower. Its purpose was to add a month or two at either end of the San Luis Valley's ninety day growing season.
When Bill arrived in his botanical limo, Bothe leaned in to look at the plants and flashed us his butt crack. And that's pretty much the view we had of him for the rest of the summer. Every morning we'd find him bent over, examining leaves, maneuvering a razor blade or tiny scissors down into the branches, using the manual dexterity and strength gotten from years of practicing card and coin tricks. He got a little rusty with his tricks over the summer, because he spent his magic time on the hemp.
Bill recognized Bothe's immediate affinity for the plants, and knew Bothe would be the Plant Papa. That is how Bill feels toward plants, loving and protective, especially toward these plants. For the next two days while they planted the clones in the hoop house, Bothe stuck by Bill's side, learning about the stages of growth, about trimming, propagating, watering, fertilizing, and how to make more clones as these plants grew.
After a stretch of silence, Gavin, a young guy with dread locks and beautiful bronze skin told about making CBD oil for people with skin cancer. "Their tumors just vanished, man," he said.
I showed him the face cream and sun screen Margrit Thorne makes with our grassfed beef tallow and asked how I could render CBD oil to put in the cream. There came a torrent of technical information gleaned from their years of experience. Something about "decarboxylizing - off gassing CO2 - CBDA becomes CBD - but, you get it too hot it'll bring out the THC - you don't want the THCeeez - you want the CBDeeez...dude."
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I really couldn't follow what they were saying, but I was dazzled by a shower of shooting stars, smote with understanding. I had not grasped the hemp project, thought we simply did not have time for it. Besides, it was usually spoken of in chemistry jargon, with a dash of legalese, in the kind of ditzy bravado reminiscent of the pot heads of my youth, all of which makes my mind slam shut.
In truth, the root of my ignorance was a long held prejudice against pot, the result of the fear-mongering so long ago that outlawed a crop that could have meant sound and resilient modern development. Where would we be had we been burning hemp oil all this time instead of petroleum and coal?
Further, it was pot growers who, using genetic selection had not only achieved more potent highs, but developed medical marijuana that could address a myriad of symptoms. Until now cannabis research in the U.S. has been done by people like this crew in my garage – research that makes it possible for kids with epilepsy to have relief from their seizures, and people with hip replacements to get past their pain without oxycodone. They funded their own work, worked in secrecy, risking arrest, often in places like my garage. The research certainly hasn't been done by universities or any other "respectable" research institutions, who would risk their federal funding.
Just before harvest, field agents from the USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service came out to inspect our hoop house. Since they had paid for part of it they wanted to make sure it met USDA specifications. It far surpassed their measure, except they did not like our crop, which was, after all, still a Schedule 1 drug, in the same class as methamphetamine and cocaine. It was a terrible blow and there passed several very tense days before we got word about what the outcome would be. We weren't as concerned about the possible loss of remuneration as we were for the future of the plants. Would they be sentenced to die before harvest? The Colonel had flash backs of flying Agent Orange onto Viet Namese jungles.
A few evenings later, long after dark, I came inside to find Bothe still at the farm. Father and son were sitting at the dining table, heads together, pouring over a garden supply catalogue. "Hey, that one would work if we…" They were looking at grow lights.
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"Did you hear from the NRCS folks?" I asked.
"We sure did," the Colonel said. "They think hemp's good, almost as good as grass – the kind our cows eat. But, since we got USDA funds for the hoop house, we can't do things that are against federal law. We can still harvest," he said, both men getting tears in their eyes. "We just can't get paid for it. But, that's OK."
Bothe continued, "No more hemp until we change the law."
"But, we're not going to Getmo," the Colonel said brightly. We're going to grow vegetables!"
After much deliberation Bothe made his big move to Denver in October. He went with his partner, Lares Feliciano, and thirty house plants. They live not far from his precious Zen Rose. So, he can take part in her regular daily life – go to her Girl Scout events, and school plays, and concerts, and ceremonies, go to the museum together – and maybe plant some radishes, Zen Rose's favorite thing to grow.
Have a sweet Solstice. Enjoy the dark. Be kind to that septic and it will be kind to you.


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The Lookout is a three storey fishermans cottage which captures plenty of sunshine and is in the heart of Downalong just minutes to Porthmeor, Porthgwidden and the harbour beaches.The sunny courtyard at the front is shared with Lower Deck, which forms the other half of the property, for access to clothes lines, dustbin and beach gear storage.
Bedroom 2. Twin beds with bedside tables, chest of drawers and wardrobe.
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Sitting room. Comfortable seating including a double bed settee, TV/VCR, coal effect fire and panel heater. This room gets plenty of afternoon sun.
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Bedroom 1. Double bed, chest of drawers, electric heater. Very light and airy attic room with lovely views from both windows on either side. Please note this attic room has reduced ceiling height as is under the eaves.
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Unemployment Rate in Long Beach Reaches Nine-Year Low
2016-04-22 · By Editor
The unemployment rate in Long Beach continues to decline and has reached a nine-year low, dropping to 5.5 percent as of March 2016. This rate is the same as the June 2007 rate, before the global financial crisis. The unemployment rate in Long Beach reached a peak of 14.6 percent in July 2010, and has dropped steadily since that time. Total employment in Long Beach has grown by 21,600 new payroll jobs since July 2010 and now stands at 225,100.
"Economic activity in Long Beach continues to grow along with the number of jobs," said Mayor Robert Garcia. "I strongly encourage every resident and visitor to support local businesses, because every dollar spent locally helps to create jobs, and provides funding for public safety, parks and libraries."
The four employment clusters with the largest number of employees are:
- International Trade and Logistics, 20.9 percent
- Health Care and Social Assistance, 17.2 percent
- Tourism and Hospitality, 8.7 percent
- Retail, 8.4 percent
The City of Long Beach is also a hotbed for startup activity, entrepreneurs and ingenuity.
"Our holistic approach to economic development benefits from the involvement of every City Department," said Michael Conway, Director of Economic and Property Development. "Long Beach makes it easier for businesses to find, train, and retain qualified employees, and firms benefit from our low-cost business license tax rate structure along with streamlined and improved City services."
Significant economic activity in Long Beach includes a $53-million, seven-story residential-retail complex coming to Broadway and Pacific Avenue at the site of the former State Office Building; a $70 million, 17-story apartment tower set to open this year on Ocean Boulevard and Lime Avenue; the ongoing transformation of The Pike at Rainbow Harbor into The Pike Outlets, with Nike, H&M, Forever 21, Gap, Colombia Sportswear, Hot Topic and Converse outlet stores joining an expanded Restoration Hardware outlet; and the new Gerald Desmond Bridge under construction and the Middle Harbor Terminal Redevelopment Project at the Port of Long Beach.
Douglas Park, a highly successful mixed-use business district that was formerly the site of aircraft manufacturing, is home to the following success stories:
- The grand opening of Virgin Galactic, a manufacturing facility for the LauncherOne satellite vehicle, in April 2015.
- Completion of the Mercedes-Benz one million square foot facility in June 2015, which is believed to be the largest industrial lease in the Los Angeles area in the last 25 years.
- Opening of the Universal Technical Institute 138,000 square foot campus in August, 2015.
The City of Long Beach continues to support local economic development with a range of programs and tools. The City's Business Assistance Team is committed to helping local businesses meet the challenge of finding, training, and retaining qualified employees. Hundreds of local businesses have worked with Pacific Gateway, the City's Workforce Development Agency, to reap the benefits of hiring tax credits, recruitment services, and training. Additional tools include:
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- Financial Assistance
- Business Improvement Districts
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- Administrative Use Permits and Conditional Use Permits
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Parents should ideally make their own arrangements for transport, whether they're driving just their own children or carpooling. Some clubs and counties, however, find that this doesn't always work in the interest of punctuality and regular attendance.
Transporting children
If a club assumes responsibility for transport arrangements, they need to address the following issues.
- Adults who are driving must be suitable – for those working in England ensure that standard recruitment procedures have been followed.
- The driver should have appropriate insurance. This might necessitate contacting the insurance company to check they're covered to drive in these circumstances.
- Parents must provide written consent for children to be transported by club representatives.
- Avoid transporting a child on their own. If this situation arises, the child should sit in the back of the car.
- Parents should be aware of times for collection and return.
- Vehicles and drivers must be registered with the organisation. See our Vehicle Registration Form.
- All parties should have the relevant emergency contact numbers.
- Children should wear seatbelts. They should have a booster seat if they are under 12 and less than 135cm tall.
Hiring transport
When booking transport for an away fixture, organisers should consider:
- passenger safety;
- the competence of the driver and whether the driver holds an appropriate, valid licence;
- the number of driving hours for the journey, and the length of the driver's day, including non-driving hours;
- whether more than one driver is needed;
- the type of journey, traffic conditions, the weather, and appropriate insurance cover;
- the journey time and distance, and any stopping points;
- the supervision requirements;
- the suitability of transport if the team includes disabled golfers;
- the need for drivers to take breaks;
- emergency procedures.
Ensure that anyone who's driving a group minibus has received training for driving the vehicle and for the management of their passengers.
- Vehicles must be appropriate and roadworthy.
- The driver is responsible for the vehicle during the trip.
- All minibuses and coaches carrying groups of three or more young people aged between 3 and 15 years must be fitted with a seatbelt for each young person.
- There must be an anchor point for wheelchair users.
- Appropriate booster seats must be fitted.
- Vehicles must conform with current no smoking legislation
This is not an exhaustive list, so there may be other points to consider.
Late collection
There should be guidance in place for when a parent is late to collect a child from the agreed location. Parents and children should be aware of what will happen in these circumstances.
Having a register of all the children who are being transported makes it easier for a PGA professional, coach or junior organiser to establish when a child has not been collected. The person holding the register should follow the guidelines to have the child safely collected.
If attempts to contact the parent and nominated emergency contact fail, then the supervising adult should wait with the child, with other staff, volunteers or parents wherever possible.
Staff and club members, PGA professionals and volunteers should avoid:
- taking the child home or to another location;
- waiting alone with the child in a vehicle or at the club;
- sending the child home with another person, without parental consent;
- leaving the child alone.
If all attempts to make contact fail, it may be advisable to contact the police for advice.


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The Balducci Estate is located in Emilia-Romagna on the lowest foothills between Forlì and Faenza, just a short distance from Castrocaro Terme and benefiting from the proximity of the sea.
It extends over 31 hectares divided into two estates, CA' ROSSA and FRAMONTA, with mostly clay soil highly suited to the production of prestige grapes and consequently high quality wines.
A visit to the wine-cellar of the Balducci estate means discovering the fragrances, colours, goodness, genuineness of the ripe fruits of Romagna where everything is done according to tradition.
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