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A few months back a professional photographer in my community died unexpectantly. Sometime later I commented to his wife that if desired I would help her assign values to some of his equipment should she decide to sale it. He was a Nikon user and I have been a Nikon aficionado for over 30 years. I felt that I was most appropriate for the task. Now it appears to be more of a task than I originally thought. Thirty-five millimeter film cameras, Medium format cameras, digital cameras, manual focus lenses, autofocus lenses, enlargers, filters, caps, etc. It is simply amazing how much equipment someone can amass in thirty or forty years.
I explained to the widow that assigning a value was only part of the task and making a connection to the potential buyer was just as formidable. First the equipment needs to be evaluated and lenses cleaned etc. I also explained that some of the older equipment that may have been dear to him may little value in the marketplace. Options for direct sales include: Nikonians, EBay, Used counter at the local camera shop. Quick sale but less money would be liquidation through dealers like KEH etc. One benefit of volunteering to help is that I get to review the collection of wonderful camera gear before it goes on the chopping block. I have chosen to purchase a well-used Nikon AF-S 17-35mm f/2.8. I will honestly assign a value based on KEH criteria and pay her for this item. There are many items that I would love to add to my present Nikon collection but I'm not sure that I could ever justify them to my wife!
My question: If you were to help this lady liquidate the huge collection of camera equipment, how would go about the task? This is part of his legacy and her profit needs to be maximized. How would you do it?
#1. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 0agitater Nikonian since 18th Jan 2007Thu 04-Oct-12 01:52 AM
I think that old film equipment (cameras of all kinds and sizes, very old lenses, enlargers, dark room gear and so on) is not worth very much. So maximizing its value is only possible if the collection contains some truly rare items of interest to advanced collectors. Chances are there's little of real value, but you never know.
The last sort of what I think might have been similar lots that I saw come up at auction about 18 months sold below the already low market value. Original cost - somewhere north of $75,000. Used value - items sold individually today - somewhere south of $6,500. Auction revenue - gear sold in a number of separate lots - $3100 IIRC.
Check eBay, Kijiji, eBids and so on for identical equipment. These days, I think you'll find either actual sold values, or you'll find nothing at all on some of the items which means there's no market for the them anymore.
Recent digital camera models (manufactured some time over the past five years), stil hold some value. It's easy enough to check eBay, the Nikonians "I Want To Sell" forums and various other sources to get a handle on current actual sold prices for almost any relatively current gear you can think of.
If the collection contains more than 25 major items, consider checking with a reputable auction house to get some idea of who might be interested in the collection, and which auction houses handle camera gear in your general area. When you find a reputable auction house which knows something about photography gear, invite them to appraise the collection and consult with them on the best way to move it.
The problem with selling a large amount of gear through eBay or Kijiji is that someone has to deal with the back & forth email communications, transactions, packaging & insured shipping, traveling back & forth to the post office (or UPS or FedEx), worrying about whether or not a package is going to arrive in one piece (or at all), etc., etc.
So going through retailers such as KEH or going through an auction house amounts to a one stop shop. There is a huge value in that which is difficult to calculate, but it amounts to less stress, less effort, and less time having to deal with old gear that is depreciating in value every day.
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#2. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 1Thu 04-Oct-12 11:19 AM | edited Thu 04-Oct-12 11:58 PM by laddad
Thanks! Your thoughts are helpful. The majority of his equipment is modern digital which does have value. As you might guess there is lots of old stuff that he has held on to for many years for some reason or another. I did tell his wife that we should put a premium on the sale of newer high value items like D7000, D2x, Nikon AF-S 70-200mm, Nikon AF-S 300mm, etc.
#3. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 2yelcab Nikonian since 30th Nov 2006Thu 04-Oct-12 07:09 PM
I would ...
1) evaluate it, list it on ebay with reserve, act as an agent, take my 30% like everybody else.
2) list no reserve on ebay, take my 30% of what I get
3) Sell it all to KEH, get what you get, take my 15%
4) give her a list of what things are worth. tell her to find an ebay dealer to list and sell it for her for a cut. Pay for the 17-35mm lens and gracefully back out.
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#4. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 3Thu 04-Oct-12 11:56 PM | edited Fri 05-Oct-12 01:57 AM by laddad
Hey....she is a widow! I'm not interested a percent of the sales! Sometimes we just help folks because it is the right thing to do!
#5. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 4agitater Nikonian since 18th Jan 2007Fri 05-Oct-12 12:15 AM
If the local camera shop is reputable, suggest hauling the whole load over there and asking the shop owner to sell it on consignment. That way you get to assign values (in discussion with the shop owner, and which I think was the original request by the widow), the shop owner gets a nice load of used inventory to flog, the widow gets the stuff out of the house and out of her sight and ends up with some revenue, periodically, as items are sold. You could help out a bit more, if you're in a position to do so that is, by giving the shop owner your phone number in case he has to call with a customer offer that is lower than the consigned price. You or the widow could also notify some of the photographer's former local colleagues and the local camera club(s) to let them know about the consignment load at the local shop. After that, it's just a matter of time.
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#6. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 5Fri 05-Oct-12 01:56 AM
Excellent local camera store, probably the best in eastern NC. On the used counter, price stuff as you want and they get 25%. I figure I would sell the newest here on Nikonians, next local camera store next to KEH or something like that.
#16. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 4Nitehawk5169 Registered since 22nd Feb 2010Thu 18-Oct-12 08:01 PM
<Hey....she is a widow! I'm not interested a percent of the sales! Sometimes we just help folks because it is the right thing to do!>
This is only one of the reasons I think, "Your The Man"!!
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#7. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 0
I think most of the options have been canvassed here. One thing to be careful of, particularly if you personnally buy anything, is to ensure that you are protected against any suggestion of either ripping off the widow or giving bad advice that leads to her getting less than what she or others might subsequently think was an appropriate price. That could occur if a well meaning friend makes some poorly informed remarks or the widow subsequently sees a particular item sold elsewhere for more money.
A friend of mine got caught this way while helping with the disposition of a large and valuable collection of model railway equipment. The nub of the problem was that the local church minister told the widow that people should be paying her the full retail price of every item not the wholesale value. Unfortunately, the widow took this well meaning but ill informed advice to heart.
Of course, I don't know any of the personalities or actual circumstances that may apply in your instance. Still, I believe it does need to be considered.
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#8. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 0
What I would do is first take an inventory including manufacturer, body models, lens models, flash models, etc. List by digital or film. If digital bodies then determine how many actuations. Add serial numbers and a guesstimation of condition. Use a re-sellers (KEH, B&H, etc.) range of used condition descriptions.
Once the inventory is taken then valuation can begin. A lot of work? Yes! But, without knowing what you have you cannot put any realistic prices to anything. Perhaps a local camera club could help with this? Could end up with a few sales there.
Once the inventory is done then submit it to a number of re-sellers to get their input. If all the re-sellers are looking at the same inventory list then the resultant bids are based on common ground.
In the Seattle area there is a "Annual Camera & Photographica Sale, Swap, & Show" where a lot of collectors invite the public to gather to buy/sell photo equipment. A lot of older, film pieces and digital as well. While you don't want to wait for a show like this perhaps you can query local photo shops to see if there are collectors in your area that would like to look at your inventory. That's how I found out about this show.
Anyway, I believe a good, accurate inventory is a major first step and will be a big help.
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#9. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 8Wed 17-Oct-12 10:57 PM | edited Wed 17-Oct-12 11:00 PM by laddad
Thanks for all of your input! Here is the plan:
1. Grade all gear by established standards as used by KEH, B&H etc.
Thoroughly evaluate all gear especially camera bodies, glass
etc. (I have created a worksheet for this)
2. Establish price via KEH, B&H, Adorama, Ebay, etc.
3. Reduce price by 15% for quicker sale and No Return Policy.
(The lady just wants to liquidate the gear with few hassles)
4. Try selling on Nikonians first.
5. If no bites then try "Used Counter" at the local Camera store.
(They get 25% of sale price)
6. If no bites then liquidate through KEH or similar place.
7. For "Specialty Items" (rare & exotic) try my hand at Ebay.
8. If no sale of useful items consider "Donation" to local Community
College "Photography Classes"
First sale today was a pristine AF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6. Next pristine D700. Soon some goodies like AF-S 80-200mm f/2.8 and AF-S 300mm f/4
#10. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 9kennoll Nikonian since 07th Feb 2011Wed 17-Oct-12 11:30 PM
So, when will we, Nikonians, see a list of items? Need to save my pennies for a good, fast, medium prime. Maybe even a 80-200 f/2.8?
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#11. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 10Wed 17-Oct-12 11:51 PM
I need to price them. I will try this weekend. I have three 80-200mm at least. Here are just a few of the stuff I have gotten to so far:
AF-S 300mm f/4
AF-S 80-200mm f/2.8
AF 80-200mm f/2.8D
MF 80-200mm f/2.8
AF 135mm f/2D DC
AF 50mm f/1.4
AF 50mm f/1.8 x2
AF 20mm f/2.8D
D2Xs, D100, FE, FM, 6006 x2, F3, F2 x3, FTN, Nikkormat, Nikon rangefinder/lenses, Nikon Prisms for F & F2, Bronica, Numerous MF lens and more stuff that she has not gotten to yet. My birthday is coming and I'm interested in the 135mm but I don't think I can afford it! Yes, I will pay market value! My benefit getting to see the stuff first. This is time consuming but fun!
#12. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 0
I think you can get a fairly reliable price for used equipment by searching eBay for "completed listings." That gives you the actual sales price rather than the asking price.
KEH is very convenient, but they pay substantially less that what you can sell it for yourself if you take the time and trouble. Even so, I would probably sell to them anything that may be questionable due to age, wear and tear, etc.
#13. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 0
Sounds like you are off to a good start. Some of the odd names of old gear may be highly valued by collectors. I have a neighbor with a box of old gear. Most of it was worth just a few dollars, but one old body and lens was worth nearly $500. Even the case for one old camera was worth $50. Most of the boutique items have user groups that can be located on the internet. Typically there are dealers active in those groups who can appraise and sell items on consignment.
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#14. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 13Thu 18-Oct-12 03:59 PM
Thanks Rocky and Eric for your insight!
#15. "RE: How Would You Do This?" | In response to Reply # 14ericbowles Nikonian since 25th Nov 2005Thu 18-Oct-12 04:31 PM
Here is one more place to consider. Laurie Excell has a good reputation. She gets a cut of 20% plus expenses. She also provides an estimate of value. I think you already have the details to submit the worksheet.
Using this approach, you could easily calculate the cost for any item you want to buy. And you know how much negotiating room you have through other channels.
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by Morgan Clendaniel, Fast Company on 10 Apr 2011
Protei sailing boat model .. .
Recent man-made disasters have been every bit as serious, if not more so, than the recent spate of natural - and unnatural - disasters on the planet.
Whether natural or man-made, they all affect the world of the sailor, the ocean.
Nations have been paying lip service to trying to curb global warming, but what about thinking ahead about coping with oil spills and radiated seas? According to Morgan Clendaniel of http://www.fastcompany.com!Fast_Company, that's where the Protei Project and its fleet of sailing boats come in.
Imagine if, after the next Deepwater-esque oil spill, we simply deployed a fleet of inflatable sailboats, equipped with oil-sucking booms, that would autonomously sail to the spill and soak up the oil.
Or, if we need accurate data about radiation in the water outside another power plant approaching meltdown, we just sent in our fleet of boats, because we don't feel bad about submitting our robot slaves to radiation. That's the vision of the Protei project. Its creator, Cesar Herada--formerly of Ushahidi and MIT's Sensable City Lab--hopes it will soon be sailing the ocean, cleaning up our messes for us.
In the Gulf, the 'open-source sailing drone's' detachable boom could collect 2 tons of oil on each trip (and imagine that multiplied for an entire fleet..). But that's just the beginning.
The boats can be retrofitted to deal with any environmental disaster at sea where it's difficult or dangerous to send human workers: The original vision--pre-Deepwater--was for the boats to head the Pacific Gyre and pick up trash in nets, because it seems that no human is ever going to lift a finger to clean it up.
Right now, the current version of Protei needs to be controlled from shore, but the vision is of thousands of Protei ships, controlled by a swarm algorithms and using GPS data, attacking environmental disasters. Herada even has picked up on the latest fads, and has an eye toward game-ifying environmental clean-up by giving control of individual Proteis to computer users around the world and having them sail the boats to spills.
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While things in the ocean move downwind, the genius of Protei's design is that it can tack into the wind without losing power, using a front rudder. It would start at the end of the oil spill and work upwards as the oil was blown toward it.
Right now, Herada is working on a prototype at full size so he can begin testing and then manufacturing. The project is on http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/cesarminoru/protei-open-hardware-oil-spill-cleaning-sailing-ro!KickStarter (almost reached the goal) to help pay for the next iteration and further testing.
Bonus: Protei is entirely open source, so you can take the designs and make your own boat--for evil, even, if you want--or help Herada make new versions of the original with ideas.
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Police have arrested the man found with a missing Stroud Township man's car in North Carolina last Saturday.
Rico Mandrell Herbert, 31, has been charged with receiving stolen property after police found him with the 2012 Chevrolet Malibu and a wallet belonging to Joseph DeVivo, 87.
DeVivo was last seen on the evening of Feb. 23 after his caregiver dropped him off at his Jodi Drive home.
Herbert, who is wanted in Monroe County and South Carolina on outstanding warrants, is considered a person of interest in DeVivo's disappearance, according to Stroud Area Regional Police.
Anyone with information on Herbert or his whereabouts, in particular on the day of DeVivo's disappearance, should contact SARP at 570-421-6800.
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Information technology - undergraduate
Studying information technology provides you with the knowledge, skills and experience necessary to keep abreast of this rapidly changing field. In addition to gaining a core set of IT skills that are relevant in almost every industry, you have the opportunity to choose from a diverse range of IT specialisations depending on your interests and career aspirations.
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The design and development of computer games requires a balanced mix of creative skills along with technical programming skills. Studies in game design and development provide foundation skills and the necessary knowledge to develop modern computer game software. Learn how to design, build and manage computer game projects through multidisciplinary teams, using industry standard approaches and programming languages, within dynamic development environments.
Mobile and Apps Development
Development and increased use of mobile devices and applications are shaping and changing the way businesses operate and interact with their customers. These developments and changes to consumer-to-consumer, business-to-consumer and business-to-business needs are driving a demand for people with the necessary skills to work in the mobile apps field. This study area gives you the knowledge and the skills required to build marketable apps; develop apps for business; and plan, develop and manage app projects.
Interactive Media Design
Combining both technical IT and creative skills, this study area cuts across traditional disciplines, allowing you to develop a package of complementary skills that extend the core studies in IT into the design and development of interactive media. Learn how to design and author multimedia information, create electronic documents, design and manipulate databases and information systems, and develop in-demand interactive media project management skills.
Programming equips you with the skills to develop and implement modern computer software on different types of computing platforms, from mobile devices to high performance servers. Graduates implement complex software, databases and networks in real world, rapidly changing environments.
Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is a significant development in IT that is having a major impact on how software solutions are developed, deployed and delivered over the web. Undertake a study of the concepts and technologies of cloud computing and develop the expertise to work in this growing area, both by exploiting public cloud infrastructure options and through the construction of private cloud infrastructure.
With an emphasis on understanding and assessing the need for IT security in a working environment, you will develop a sound knowledge of general issues, concepts, practices and solutions, particularly relating to computer security, cryptography, system security and security management, along with the business, ethical and legal implications of risk management.
Virtual and Augmented Reality
Virtual Reality (VR) is an immersive digital environment that replicates life-like physical environments or portrays a fictional world to make the user feel like they're immersed in that environment in real life.
Commencing in 2017, Deakin University, in partnership with California-based Virtual Reality company EON Reality, will be offering students the opportunity to study a major sequence in Virtual and Augmented Reality. Students will also have the opportunity to undertake an elective industry placement with EON Reality and work directly with VR and AR professionals on industry projects. With VR skills in high demand across a range of industries, graduates will be at the forefront of this incredibly exciting and rapidly growing field.
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Professional accreditation by the Australian Computer Society (ACS) means your degree is recognised in industry, resulting in stronger job outcomes. You can also choose to study units at Deakin that lead to Cisco certification, giving you a relevant, practical qualification.
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We recognise the importance of being closely aligned with the IT industry, maintaining strong industry links through IT representatives from organisations such as Telstra, ANZ and Computershare. These industry representatives provide us with curriculum advice, keeping our courses current and relevant to industry needs, which is key in a sector where change is constant.
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The Bachelor of Information Technology can be studied full-time or part time, in Geelong, Melbourne or via cloud learning (off-campus, online), where Deakin embraces the best of new and emerging technologies.
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Deakin continually invests in its facilities and IT programs, ensuring you have access to the latest software in fully equipped computer labs from day one of your course.
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Every undergraduate IT student at Deakin undertakes an internship, providing you with an opportunity to apply your learning and gain valuable industry experience which is credited towards your degree. An internship enables you to experience a professional work environment, develop professional networks and explore career opportunities before you graduate. See the IT student information website
There are also opportunities to apply for full-time, part-time or short-term industry-based learning (IBL) placements, with industry-funded scholarships on offer. For more information on the IBL placements, please refer to the Faculty WIL website
Deakin University is committed to attracting more female students to its information technology courses. Designed to 'ignite' female interest in non-traditional areas of study and work, IGNITED Scholarships are awarded to successful applicants commencing an undergraduate degree in information technology.
Deakin University also offers scholarships for academic excellence, access and equity, accommodation and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, ensuring higher education is accessible for all members of the community.
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A career in IT has almost endless possibilities. In today's IT job market multi-skilling, multi-tasking and cross-skilling are highly valued and Deakin graduates are well placed for a successful career in this industry. Our graduates are well-rounded IT professionals with the ability to meet the future needs of this ever-evolving, fast-moving industry.
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i am wondering if there is a plugin out there that can make it possible for registered users of a blog to tag existing posts -- i am envisioning a set of controlled terms (i.e. a kind of taxonomy, something i offer to the user) and a free set where anybody can tag anything with any term, i.e. a folksonomy.
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Each week, Glenn Hasek, publisher and editor of Green Lodging News, will address the hottest industry topics. Sometimes hard hitting, his column will challenge the industry's leaders to take action. At other times, he will lift up the industry's environmental champions. "Point of View" is a column you will not want to miss. To contact Glenn Hasek, call (813) 510-3868, or write to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
August 31, 2016 marks the deadline for the first annual Green Lodging Survey. Have you completed it? You certainly still have time. Just click here to access it. The survey is a production of Green Lodging News and Greenview and is being conducted with the support of Travelife, Green Key Global, Mekong Tourism Office, Horwath HTL Asia Pacific and Clean the World. The Green Lodging Survey is sponsored by The Arbor Day Foundation at the Silver level and Pineapple Hospitality, Aquawing Ozone Laundry Systems, PragmaTech Ltd. and reCollect2 Co. at the Bronze level. Once the survey closes, the analysis of the data and best practices will begin. The survey includes more than 100 questions and covers topics ranging from recycling bin placement to hand dryers to the amount of space allocated on a property's website for its green practices. Once survey answers are analyzed, a Trends Report will be produced.
"Is there science to back it all up?" That was a question posed by one of the company spokespersons interviewed for the article I recently posted on guestrooms sold at a premium for being healthier, "green" or allergy-friendly in one way or another. Many of you are probably at least somewhat familiar with Stay Well rooms, PURE Rooms, and maybe even EcoRooms. I explore these as well as a new room package called the Elite Room in my article. I trust that there was indeed a good amount of scientific research done in preparation for the rollout of these premium room programs. What I wonder is how often the rooms are tested after the programs have been put in place. Stay Well rooms, PURE Rooms and Elite Rooms all incorporate air purification systems. Of course that is good news for travelers with allergies or chemical sensitivities. Similarly, these three room programs also include mattress and pillow encasements.
During attempts to arrange interviews for articles, I am occasionally asked—usually by suppliers—if they will have an opportunity to review the article before it is published online. I always tell them no and if I should happen to make an error I will gladly correct it. That is the great thing about the Internet—you can make changes after the fact. After hearing my "no," in most cases the person will agree to move forward with the interview. Such was not the case the past couple of weeks when I attempted to get Ecolab to participate in an article on cold water washing for the laundry. After numerous calls trying to chat with the right person, I was finally e-mailed. Ecolab at first wondered who else would be featured in the article—it was P&G Professional, a competitor, but I did not tell them that. I guess Ecolab wanted all of the glory—if there is such a thing in a Green Lodging News article. Their final e-mail to me said (I never got a reply after): "One last question, will we be able to proof what you write before it is published?"
It was about two years ago at a conference that I first met Jessica Blotter, CEO & Co-Founder of the just launched booking website Kind Traveler. At the time I was impressed by her idea and still am—a booking website that allows one to donate funds to a charity local to the hotel in which one will be staying. I know it took a lot of hard work and patience to get www.kindtraveler.com up and running. I encourage you to check out the website and to work with Kind Traveler to get your property listed. I did a test run at the site, as if I were going to be staying in New York City for a couple of nights. Evidence that the site still needs to bulk up on properties, I was offered just one hotel—The Benjamin (1 Hotel Central Park to be added soon). I chose The Benjamin and was shown a page listing the hotel's various wellness factors, green features and community impact activities.
Back in 2009, the Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia (now The Logan) installed three C65 microturbines from Capstone Turbine Corp. The goal of the combined heat and power system (CHP), according to Marvin Dixon, now V.P. of Engineering at the Valley Forge Casino Resort, who was at the hotel at the time, was to take care of all of the hotel's water heating. The microturbines—the same ones that have been in place since 2009—have also been meeting 20 percent of the hotel's electricity needs. Dixon says it is doing that cheaper than if the hotel were generating electricity off the grid. Also, the microturbines are covering 75 percent of the hotel's building heating needs. In just the first two months of using the technology that was implemented seven years ago, the hotel saved $80,000. "We reduced our energy costs by 30 percent," Dixon says.
"It provides a high sense of pride." That is how Cindy Ortega, Senior Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer of MGM Resorts International described the massive solar array atop the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas. I spoke with Cindy this past week in regard to the 8.3 MW dc array that includes more than 26,000 photovoltaic panels. The array, certainly one of the largest rooftop arrays in the United States, was recently completed after three years in the making. The array represents one of the most significant, if not the most significant, investments in renewable energy connected to any hospitality-related company. I say "connected to" because MGM does not own or operate the installation. NRG Energy, Inc. owns and operates the array. Through a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), Mandalay Bay Resort will purchase all the electricity generated by the panels.
Losing your job can be the best thing that ever happens to you—if you strategically move on from that separation, do not feel sorry for yourself, and use your imagination to create something positive and fulfilling. It was almost 15 years ago that I did lose my job with a well-known industry trade publication. It took me several years to figure out what I wanted to do and in July 2006 Green Lodging News was born. So yes, this month I celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Green Lodging News website and e-newsletter. What a ride it has been over the last decade—covering the lodging industry from its initial push toward sustainability to its current firm commitment. This week I posted an article about MGM Resorts completing an 8.3 MW dc solar photovoltaic system atop the Mandalay Convention Center—an astounding 26,000 panels. I could not imagine reporting on a project this size a decade ago. The project is just one example of the many green achievements of our industry.
A little more than a year ago I wrote about the McKibbon Hotel Group and its efforts to match orphaned pets with guests staying at its Aloft Asheville Downtown in Asheville, N.C. The hotel paired up with a local animal shelter, Charlie's Angels Animal Rescue, in an effort to increase the dog adoption numbers in the community. As guests arrive at the Aloft Asheville Downtown, a dog welcomes them from behind the registration desk dressed in an "Adopt Me" vest. I thought it was a great idea and at the time of my article "ruffly" 20 dogs had found permanent homes. I just learned that the Westin Mission Hills Golf Resort & Spa in Rancho Mirage, Calif. has been working for just over a year in partnership with Animal Samaritans, a local no-kill animal shelter, to introduce adoptable dogs to resort guests. Since May of 2015, 43 dogs have found forever homes through the resort's "Dog Samaritans Adoption Project." "We had an idea that this program would resonate with our guests," says Randy Zupanski, General Manager at the resort.
U.S. News & World Report recently listed what they believe to be the World's Best Places to Visit. Topping the list: the Great Barrier Reef. Hugging the east coast of Queensland, Australia, the Great Barrier Reef extends from Cape York in the north to Bundaberg in the south—a total of 1,250 miles. The Great Barrier Reef encompasses 3,000 coral reefs, 600 islands and 1,625 species of fish and attracts 1.6 million annual visitors annually. An attraction in many ways, the Great Barrier Reef is a perfect example of an area highly vulnerable to climate change—coral bleaching caused by increasing carbon dioxide levels in our atmosphere. The Great Barrier Reef is already experiencing coral bleaching and a recent report illustrates how vulnerable one continent can be to this phenomenon. Based on surveys of Chinese, U.K., U.S. and domestic tourists by The Australia Institute, results show that tourism areas adjacent to the Great Barrier Reef risk losing more than 1 million visitors per year.
A body dryer instead of towels? When Julien Veyron, Architect and CEO of atelier arcau, responded to my request for additional information on the Light Human Hotel concept (see article and column from last week), he mentioned the use of body dryers in the hotels as one step in helping to reduce environmental impact. Yes, all Light Human Hotel bathrooms will include body dryers. (Google "body dryer" and you will find just a few examples of companies that make them.) The use of body dryers is one example of the brand developers' willingness to innovate and create a guest experience unlike any other. Would your guests give up their towels in exchange for air drying? In case you missed it, the Light Human Hotel, a new eco-friendly brand and concept created by two France-based entrepreneurs—Jean-Pierre Bandeira, CEO of Light Human Hotel and Veyron—will make its first appearance in the United States later this year in Miami.


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Editor And Chief Review Inc. I am living in Hi. My son is an active duty Marine and I am his dependant. Two people came to my home told me this was for a trip to Italy they said they would not charge my card and thet did not at least not in front of me. Naples Florida
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It is your responsibility to maintain and track your CEH's as you take your classes. In the event you fail to meet the continuing education requirement, your certification will expire and you will be required to retake the required levels of training course, retest and reapply for certification. To facilitate this effort, SPD has added a Professional Development Program to enhance our core curriculum. Please visit https://cmblreg.cpa.state.tx.us/reg-pd/index.cfm for the schedule.
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The Walton County School Board has agreed to spend additional dollars to add air-conditioning to new buses.
Any new school bus bought by Walton County district will have air-conditioning. The cost to add it to the eight previously approved buses is more than $66,000 dollars.
Walton School Superintendent, Carlene Anderson, wants the students who are on buses for the longest amount of time to have the A/C.
With some 7,000 students, the Walton School District is one of the largest in the state, stretching from the Alabama line to the Gulf of Mexico.
"It will cost more, but really, when you are talking about the safety and welfare of our students, you can't put a price to it," said Anderson
District Transportation Director Paul Work says at this time, the A/C buses are reserved for the students who have physical limitations.
With the price of diesel fuel skyrocketing, air-conditioning will decrease the miles per gallon.
"It will decrease the miles per gallon. Now, we are getting around six-miles per gallon. That will go down further, but it makes everybody happy," said Work.
Superintendent Anderson says A/C is no longer a luxury; it has become a necessity, especially among today's younger generation.
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Dr. Madden:
The memories are there somewhere.
Find some pictures you can share..
Keepsakes of the life that's there behind her.
Keep it light at first that's best,
Careful that she's not distressed,
When the time's right, tell the rest
Remind her.
You'll find her.
So let's start with something small,
Something personal, and pretty,
I bet you'll know these shiny things...
Diana (spoken):
They must be tacky trinkets from, I guess, Atlantic City?
No, actually, Di, they're our wedding rings.
Natalie (spoken):
It's going well...
Here's a flower from our wedding,
It was such a sight to see.
And the ceremony; everything w'ed hoped!
Natalie (spoken):
Um, Dad...
Well that's how I remember it,
So that's how it'll be.
It was raining.
It was Portland.
You eloped.
I mean, Portland?!
It's an open book to write here.
It's a life we can restore.
We can get back what we had and maybe more.
Maybe get us back to better than before.
Here's the year we drove the west.
We hit the highway in the Honda,
And I took pictures everywhere we went.
We saw the painted desert, the Grand Canyon, and Aunt Rhonda.
And Nat learned what her middle finger meant.
Here's the first house that we owned on Walton Way,
We loved that place.
Then we built this one on land that we both chose.
And here's a pick of all of us with smiles on every face.
And the photoshopping hardly even shows.
You're standing by a lake with all these ducks...
And who's this little chubby girl?
That's Natalie!
This sucks.
Gonna get us back to normal.
Gonna get us back to good.
Gonna get back what we had and maybe more.
Gonna get us back to good times,
And forget the things we should
Gonna get us back to better than before.
We can get things back to better than before.
Natalie (spoken):
Alright, fine.
Here's the headline in the paper when you freaked out at the market.
Here's the house on Walton Way after the fire.
Dan (spoken):
Here's the damage to the Honda when you showed me how to park it.
Did we crush somebody's cat beneath the tire?
Natalie (spoken):
Yes, OURS!
Here's Dad at my recital,
And we're wondering where you are.
I remember this,
I made it to the school.
Dan (spoken):
Wait, you remember?
It was the year of too much lithium,
I hid out in the car.
Dan (spoken):
And your swim meet just last year, I'm in the pool..
Natalie (spoken):
So you are.
You're getting it,
You've got it, Di.
Your life has kind of sucked, I think.
You've got it, yay, hooray!
Gonna get back what I lost there.
Gonna find out who I was.
Gonna open up the gates and let it pour.
And if memory makes things better,
Well memory always does.
Gonna get us back to better than before.
Diana and Dan:
Make everything much better than before.
Won't anything be better than before?
I guess it must be
Dan, Diana and Natalie:
Better than before.
Better than before.
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Interacting selectively and non-covalently with ATP, adenosine 5'-triphosphate, a universally important coenzyme and enzyme regulator.
Interacting selectively and non-covalently with any metal ion.
Interacting selectively and non-covalently with a PDZ domain of a protein, a domain found in diverse signaling proteins.
Interacting selectively and non-covalently with any protein or protein complex (a complex of two or more proteins that may include other nonprotein molecules).
Catalysis of the reactions: ATP + protein serine = ADP + protein serine phosphate, and ATP + protein threonine = ADP + protein threonine phosphate.
Interacting selectively and non-covalently with a scaffold protein. Scaffold proteins are crucial regulators of many key signaling pathways. Although not strictly defined in function, they are known to interact and/or bind with multiple members of a signaling pathway, tethering them into complexes.
Interacting selectively and non-covalently with a SH3 domain (Src homology 3) of a protein, small protein modules containing approximately 50 amino acid residues found in a great variety of intracellular or membrane-associated proteins.
The division of the cytoplasm and the plasma membrane of a cell and its partitioning into two daughter cells.
The process whose specific outcome is the progression of the dendrite over time, from its formation to the mature structure. A dendrite is a freely branching protoplasmic process of a nerve cell.
The process in which nerve cells are generated. This includes the production of neuroblasts and their differentiation into neurons.
The cell cycle process in which a cell progresses from metaphase to anaphase during mitosis, triggered by the activation of the anaphase promoting complex by Cdc20/Sleepy homolog which results in the degradation of Securin.
A cell cycle process comprising the steps by which the nucleus of a eukaryotic cell divides; the process involves condensation of chromosomal DNA into a highly compacted form. Canonically, mitosis produces two daughter nuclei whose chromosome complement is identical to that of the mother cell.
The cell cycle process in which replicated homologous chromosomes are organized and then physically separated and apportioned to two sets during the mitotic cell cycle. Each replicated chromosome, composed of two sister chromatids, aligns at the cell equator, paired with its homologous partner. One homolog of each morphologic type goes into each of the resulting chromosome sets.
Any process that stops, prevents, or reduces the frequency, rate or extent of dendrite morphogenesis.
Any process that activates or increases the frequency, rate or extent of the division of the cytoplasm of a cell, and its separation into two daughter cells.
The process of introducing a phosphate group on to a protein.
The process of formation of spermatozoa, including spermatocytogenesis and spermiogenesis.


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Ukraine has spent much of the past 10 years determining its place in the world: a European Union member, a country in step with Russia, or something in between. As Russian troops occupy part of Ukraine, it's interesting to see the recent historical forces that have brought the country to this point.
Ukraine gained independence in 1991
Ukraine achieved independence when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991. The region of Crimea, given to Ukraine by Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in 1954, remained within Ukrainian borders after the split, even though the region is considered semi-autonomous and Russia rents one of its ports for its naval fleet.
The country has an east/west divide
Ukraine occupies a sensitive position on the Black Sea between Russia and NATO member Poland. Loyalties in the country of 45 million are divided between the western region, where residents want closer ties with the European Union, and the mostly Russian-speaking east and south, where people favor close ties with Moscow.
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Last November, under intense pressure from Russia, Yanukovych backed away from signing from a landmark agreement with the European Union in favor of a bailout loan from Russia. The last-minute decision sparked mass demonstrations in the capital, Kiev, and across the country. Support for Yanukovych collapsed after more than 80 people were killed in clashes between police and protestors Feb. 18-20. Yanukovych fled Kiev.
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On Saturday, Russian troops seized Ukraine's Crimean peninsula. Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed the move is to protect its interests and the region's Russian-speaking population. Crimea is home to 2 million mostly Russian-speaking people and landlord for Russia's Black Sea Fleet at Sevastopol. However, not all of its residents align with Russia. The Tatars, mainly Muslims, were deported by the thousands during World War II for alleged cooperation with Germany. Today they make up about 12 percent of the Crimean population and tend to be pro-Ukrainian.


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One of the Obama administration's biggest obstacles to getting people enrolled in new health insurance plans was the daunting educational outreach effort necessary to inform people of what in the heck ObamaCare even was. With such a massive overhaul of the nation's health care system, there was bound to be mass confusion, misinformation, and plain old ignorance. And indeed, even late last month, six in ten uninsured adults didn't even know the deadline to enroll in ObamaCare was only a few days away; only two-thirds knew the Affordable Care Act required people to get insurance or face a fine.
Spurred on by politically-motivated counter-narratives, the sheer extent of the confusion was incredible. (Remember those dreaded, though fictional, death panels?) Yet a weekend feature from The New York Times exploring how the swirling uncertainty suppressed ObamaCare participation among the poor offers one of the most astounding tidbits to date: Some poor people believed signing up for ObamaCare involved having microchips implanted in their bodies, like something out of a dystopian science fiction film.
Despite a terrible rollout, ObamaCare still managed to crack its 7 million enrollment goal by April 1. That said, it's worth wondering if enrollments would have climbed even higher had there not been so much confusion surrounding the health care law. Jon Terbush
Hillary Clinton highlighted just how extreme Donald Trump is in a speech in Reno, Nevada, on Thursday, pointing to the Republican presidential nominee's embrace of "discredited conspiracy theories," his "steady stream of bigotry," and his campaign's use of "prejudice and paranoia." Although Trump may be attempting to reposition himself as a more moderate candidate via "some new people putting new words in his mouth," Clinton insisted that we already "know who Trump is."
She then pulled out an old Mexican proverb as evidence: "'Tell me with whom you walk, and I will tell you who you are.'" Trump, Clinton said, is essentially walking with "hate groups," whose support he hesitates to disavow, and with a campaign CEO who has published headlines praising the Confederate flag.
In her appeal to the center-right, Clinton urged voters — no matter what political party they may belong to — to realize this election is about "who we are as a nation." "If he doesn't respect all Americans," Clinton said of Trump, "how can he serve all Americans?" Becca Stanek
When her husband assumed the presidency in 1993, first lady Hillary Clinton faced a lot of criticism for taking on a public, policy-based role when she headed up the push to make health care universal. Nine days before Bill Clinton was sworn in as the 42nd president, in fact, the first lady-elect was already sitting in on meetings regarding health-care reform. But according to one former Clinton adviser cited in a comprehensive Washington Post article on Hillary's failed health-care push, "health-care task force leader" was not initially the front-facing title Hillary wanted in her husband's administration:
Dick Morris, a former Clinton adviser who is now a critic, said the idea [to lead a health-care task force] emerged from "a whole series of phone calls and a meeting at the governor's mansion" with [Hillary]. He said she first proposed becoming White House chief of staff — an idea Morris said he discouraged. She pondered attorney general or secretary of education, he said. Morris suggested she consider leading an important task force that would boost "her own credentials and her own accomplishments," he said. [The Washington Post]
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Watch Trump's takedown, below. Becca Stanek
Donald Trump on Hillary Clinton's email controversy: "It's Watergate all over again" https://t.co/UYpqI3w42L https://t.co/cy9hIS7mqJ
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Happy 100th birthday, National Park Service!! #nps100 #Nps100mall pic.twitter.com/rCzAPuO2Ip
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Evan McMullin is currently on the ballot in Minnesota. Trump is not. pic.twitter.com/TX0Hp7IXEr
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#Trump surrogate @KatrinaPierson: He hasn't changed his immigration position, he has changed the words he is saying. pic.twitter.com/CLkVeh2yP4
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LOOK: Santa Clara Family Paints House to Resemble "Up" House
Posted April 29th, 2014 @ 7:24am
This story is making national news!
A couple in Santa Clara, Hosam Haggog and Fatima Rahman, have painted their historic Victorian home to resemble the home in featured in Disney-Pixar's "Up." They did it for their kids, who LOVE the movie. However, some neighbors aren't too fond of it....calling it, "atrocious" and "a clown."
If you were their neighbors, what would you think? Have you ever had a neighbor that changed something about their home that you didn't approve of? Let us know!
Post by NBC Bay Area.