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I have nothing against something wanting to make a buck. Would it be better if his liked the game yes but honestly he has been writing in the warcraft Universe longer than there has been a World of Warcraft. If he seems a bit suck in his ways I have no real issue with it.
Addionally a MMO is a terrible way to tell a story, and I really don't see what he would get out of playing the game that he would get by geting a well written summory by Blizzard lore team of the storyline in Ashenvale or Teldrassil, that affect his story. Heck if he played like most people he wouldn't even read the quests. I'm sorry but its true. Part of me really wishes would make another warcraft RTS. Just looking at Starcraft II reminds me how well blizzard tells story in that format.


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20 Feet From Stardom (2013). Directed by Morgan Neville. Cinematography by Nicola Marsh and Graham Willoughby.
The Boss explains the outsized journey from backup singer to frontman: "I know tremendous backup singers who just aren't comfortable in that position. You gotta have that narcissism, you gotta have that ego. It can be a pretty long walk."
Sound City (2013). Directed by Dave Grohl. Director of Photography Kenny Stoff.
This is Neil Giraldo describing Rick Springfield's pit terrier at his crotch during the recording of Jessie's Girl. "So we get ready to do the take. All of a sudden the dog comes into the studio, sits down, puts his nose right in my crotch. It's like if I screw up he's going to bite me. What the hell is going on here? And I made it through the take. It might have even been the one we used."
Nina Simone: The Legend (1992). Directed and shot by Frank Lords.
This is the late Stanley Wise, who served as executive secretary of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee in its heyday. "Her music was just more than powerful, and it was more than music. It was a philosophy and a belief that despite all of these problems, we will get through this. And not only will we get through it, but we will survive and triumph in this."
Imelda (2003). Director Ramona Diaz. Cinematography by Ferne Pearlstein.
The eponymous Imelda Marcos recounts the origin of the Filipino national anthem. "We were really a commonwealth, so we were pledging allegiance to the American flag. So Irving Berlin went to one side of the house and he started writing something. In about 20 minutes he finished, he came here, he said to me, Imelda you learn this song."
Life According to Sam (2013). Directed by Sean Fine and Andrea Nix Fine. Cinematography by Sean. One of 15 documentary features shortlisted for an Oscar nomination.
Sam Berns, the hero of the film, suffers from a rare genetic disease called progeria. "I didn't put myself in front of you to have you feel bad for me. I put myself in front of you to let you know that you don't need to feel bad for me. Because this is how, I want you to get to know me. This is my life."
Cane Toads: An Unnatural History (1988). Directed by Mark Lewis. Cinematography by Jim Frazier.
Tip Byrne, a sugar cane farmer, recalls the seminal moment in the history of the invasive species. "Yes, I've got vivid memories when the toads were first brought to this place."
After Tiller (2013). Directed by Martha Shane and Lana Wilson. Director of Photography Hillary Spera.
Dr. Warren Hern, one of only four doctors practicing late-term abortions in the U.S., describes his family's fear in the wake of Dr. George Tiller's assassination. "This is a profoundly traumatic experience for everybody in my family starting with Odalys, Fernando, and my mother, you know who worries about my safety. I faced these threats before when I was single, but it's not the same as having a family that's around you all the time."
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The shining star of this odd essay film based on Margaret Atwood lectures is Paul Mohammed, a criminal deeply plagued by guilt for the trauma he caused a victim.
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Add-on Factor Another term for the BOMA R/U Ratio, not defined in the BOMA Standard. Often referred to as the Loss Factor or Rentable/Usable (R/U) Factor, it represents the tenant's pro-rata share of the Building Common Areas, such as lobbies, public corridors and restrooms. It is usually expressed as a percentage which can then be applied to the usable square footage to determine the rentable square footage upon which the tenant will pay rent.
Addendum A change to construction documents made after they are issued for bidding but prior to award of the construction contract, often in response to questions by bidders. Changes made by addenda may be reflected in record drawings.
AIA The American Institute of Architects, with URL www.aia.org.
AIA Standard Methods of Calculating Areas and Volumes of Buildings, AIA Document #D101-1995 (current version) published by the AIA.
AIR The American Industrial Real Estate Association.
AIR Standard The AIR Industrial Building Standards, a set of five standards for floor area measurements of industrial buildings, published in March, 1993 by SIOR and used as a basis for the BOMA Industrial Measurement Standard which supplanted it in October of 2004.
ANSI The American National Standards Institute, the major standards organization in the United States and publisher of the BOMA Standards, the NAHB Residential Standard, and ISO 9836 International Standard.
Architectural Area A term used and defined in the AIA Standard primarily for the purposes of construction cost estimating. Many of the standard estimating references employ this measure of floor area.
Area As used in building area measurement, the quantitative measure of a horizontal two-dimensional plane expressed in Square Feet or Square Meters, bounded by lines relating to building walls or classes of space as determined by measurement standards or practices. As-built Drawings Graphic depictions of a building on paper or CAD that, in theory, reflect precisely the actual construction of every part and system of a building. A perfect set of as-built drawings is generally infeasible due to the cost of documentation. See Record Drawings.
Assignable Area A term used in the IFMA Standard to measure space assigned to tenant personnel, furniture, equipment support areas and common support areas, not including secondary circulation within tenant's Usable Area.
ASTM The American Society for Testing and Materials, a U.S. standards organization that publishes the IFMA Standard. Basic Rentable Area A BOMA term signifying the result of multiplying the Floor Usable Area of a floor, suite or Building Common Area, by the Floor R/U Ratio. An intermediary figure not directly used in leasing.
(BRA) OFFICE AREA = OFFICE AREA x FLOOR R/U RATIO (BRA) STORE AREA = STORE AREA x FLOOR R/U RATIO (BRA) BUILDING COMMON AREA = BUILDING COMMON AREA x FLOOR R/U RATIO
BIM Building Information Modeling, an enhancement to CAD that allows the construction of a virtual building in a computer. When complete, the computer is aware of the characteristics of the virtual building including its Usable and Rentable Areas.
BOMA The Building Owners and Managers Association, publishers of and secretariat for the BOMA Office and Industrial Standards.
BOMA Standard Either the Standard Method for Measuring Floor Area in Office Buildings or the Standard Methods for Measuring Floor Area in Industrial Buildings, depending on the occupancy of a property. It is clearer to refer to the BOMA Office Standard or the BOMA Industrial Standard, and clearer yet to specify the publication year. The Office Standard in particular has been modified and re-published many times and is likely that the Industrial Standard will be also.
Building Area Section 502.1 of the International Building Code defines this term as the area included within surrounding exterior walls (or exterior and fire walls) exclusive of vent shafts and courts. Areas of the building not provided with surrounding walls shall be included in the building area if such areas are included within the horizontal projection of the roof or floor above. Building Common Area Fully enclosed space within a building that benefits all occupants of that building but which does not accommodate a tenant's personnel, furniture, fixtures or equipment. The usual example is the first floor building entry lobby. It may include additionally spaces like the building engineer's office, building HVAC areas and loading docks. See individual measurement standards for definitions.
Building Core and Service Area Term used in the IFMA Standard to describe Floor Common Area excluding corridors on multi-tenant floors. See also Core Space.
Building Rentable Area The BOMA Standard defines it as the sum of all the Floor Rentable Areas.
Building Rentable/Usable (R/U) Ratio The BOMA Standard defines it as the the conversion factor that distributes the Building Common Area of a building.
CAD Computer Aided Drafting - Software enabling the execution of drawings on a computer to a much higher degree of accuracy than it is possible to build in the field while still fudging dimensions critical to a metrologist, like the location of the inside face of exterior glass. In real estate, it is also an acronym that stands for Cash Available for Distribution.
CAFM Computer Aided Facility Management - Software that can contain some features of CAD that automate aspects of facility management. Most CAFM packages focus more on non-graphic aspects of facility management.
Campus Common Area Fully enclosed space in a group of buildings that benefits all the occupants of that group of buildings without being used exclusively by any one occupant. An example might be a HVAC plant that heats and cools all buildings, or a cafeteria or auditorium shared by occupants of a group of buildings.
Campus R/U Ratio When multiple buildings share common elements (see Campus Common Area) the Campus R/U Ratio is used to allocate the floor area of those common elements to the Rentable Area of each tenant. It is also referred to as a Site R/U Ratio or Multi-building R/U Ratio.
Ceiling Tile Count A method of roughly measuring floor area by counting ceiling tiles and multiplying by the area of each tile. This can be a more accurate way of measuring area than by Pacing but generally not accurate enough to be used for leasing or appraisal. Circulation Factor Used in conjunction with a Space Requirements Projection, this factor is the result of dividing is Secondary Circulation by Usable Area. It is applied to Assignable Area to calculate required Usable Area. Care must be taken in application of a Circulation Factor. For example, if the Circulation Factor is 25%, do not multiply Assignable Area by 1.25. Instead, divide it by 0.75 (Rule: divide by the compliment).
Circulation Space Corridors, aisles and other similar space required for occupants to access means of egress and all other functions in and serving their space. Circulation may be classified as either primary, secondary or tertiary, and it may be fully enclosed as in a corridor, or unenclosed, as in a phantom corridor (a term coined by Willie Pena).
Chargeback System A system for allocating total occupancy costs to individual company departments, divisions or other groups based upon the square footage they occupy and their actual costs.
Cleanable Area The actual surface areas of floors, walls, windows, sills, furniture, fixtures and equipment that require cleaning in order to maintain sanitary conditions and good appearance. May or may not have any relationship to other measures of floor area used in leasing.
Coefficient of Expansion (Thermal) The rate of change in the size or length of a building component or a measuring tape caused by a given change in temperature. A steel building 200' long without expansion joints will be 5/8 inch bigger at 75 degrees Fahrenheit than it is at 35 degrees. A steel measuring tape likewise changes length with temperature change, but distance measured by a LDM does not.
Common Area In commercial properties, fully enclosed space in a building that benefits others in the building but does not accommodate tenant's personnel, furniture, fixtures or equipment. It is usually classified as either Building Common Area or Floor Common Area. Limited Common area is also seen in certain building designs, and Campus Common area can exist within a group of related buildings. Appraisers and attorneys may apply this term to parking lots, exterior plazas, sidewalks, and the like, but its use in the context of building measurement applies only to fully enclosed space. A space cannot be counted as both Common Area and Usable Area.
Common Elements In Common Interest Communities, any elements that are not part of the Units. This may include exterior elements in addition to enclosed spaces, and encompasses both General Common Elements and Limited Common elements.
Common Area Factor A substitute term for the BOMA R/U Ratio (not defined by the BOMA Standard). Construction Area A term used in the 1980 BOMA Standard and not well defined therein. It was replaced in the 1996 BOMA Standard by the term Gross Building Area. See also Architectural Area.
Conversion Formula A term used in ANSI/BOMA Z65.1-1980 to describe the relationships between the Rentable Area of a floor, its Usable Area and its R/U Ratio. The term was discontinued in ANSI/BOMA Z65.1-1996.
Core Factor A term used by the GWCAR Standard which relates to the BOMA R/U Ratio or Loss Factor, .
Core Space Collectively, the spaces which serve the usable areas of a floor but which generally are not themselves usable area. Core space includes fire stairs, elevator shafts, toilets, janitor's closets, machine rooms, HVAC shafts, electrical and telephone closets. Core space may be aggregated in a "center-core" or "side-core" building layouts, or dispersed in "multi-core" layouts. Buildings with defined core areas may have space within the core area that is usable for tenant storage, communications equipment, work rooms and the like. Elevator lobbies are generally considered usable area for full-floor tenants.
Cubic Foot A volumetric measure of space equal to the volume contained in a cube measuring 12 inches in length, width and height. Cubic footage is important in HVAC system design and warehouse buildings but is generally not used in real estate. However, it has recently been seen along with price per cubic foot in listings for some high-end residential condos in New York and London. Demising Line A legal term which describes a boundary line encompassing floor area (demised area) within which tenants or condominium owners possess certain rights to the use or possession of space.
Demising Wall A wall that contains a Demising Line. The demising line may be located on either face, the centerline, or in some other location (like Dominant Portion) within the wall, depending upon wall location, measurement methodology or standard cited.
Density A metric for office space utilization measured in square feet per person. The measure of square footage is usually Usable Square Feet, but is occasionally Rentable Square Feet. You don't know until you ask.
Destructive Measurement The act of creating openings in walls by boring or sawing holes to permit inspection of hidden surfaces or enclosed spaces for the purposes of classifying space and determining field dimensions to space class boundaries.
DIN Acronym for Deutsches Institut für Normung, the German national standards organization They publish a floor measurement standard DIN 277 used in Germany.
Dominant Portion A term used differently by various standards to identify the surface of a wall that constitutes the boundary of a floor area for measurement purposes. See individual standards for detailed definitions.
Drip Line Method A method of measuring Industrial Space defined in the BOMA Industrial Standard as Method B.
Encroachments A base building element that is part of the usable area of a floor but inhibits its use for furniture and equipment. Examples include window sills, columns, wall-mounted heating & cooling units and low headroom conditions under pipes, ducts or structure. Encroachments are not measured by some property management standards (BOMA, REBNY) but may be under facility management standards (like IFMA). Facility Usable Area From the IFMA Standard, fully enclosed space, excluding encroachments, that is available for the exclusive use of a building occupant for occupant's personnel, materials, furniture, fixtures, and equipment. Field Measurement Dimensions determined on-site in a building using a measuring tape or device. Field dimensions are usually taken from apparent building elements and often require adjustment to determine the boundaries of classes of space for the purpose of doing lease area calculations.
Finished Surface In the BOMA Standard, it is the surface of a wall, floor or ceiling as prepared for tenant use but excluding the thickness of any special tenant finishes such as paneling or carpeting. Naked studs without gypsum wall board applied are not a finished surface, but concrete or masonry units might be.
Flex Space Space with attributes suitable for occupancy either by offices or light industrial/warehouse operations. Such space might be measured for leasing employing either a office or industrial measurement standard at the option of the owner/landlord.
Floor An enclosed horizontal division of a building characterized by a structural surface capable of supporting loads imposed upon it by occupants. It is sometimes referred to as a "story". See also "Interstitial Space".
Floor Area (Gross) Section 1002.1 of the International Building Code defines this term as being "The floor area within the inside perimeter of the exterior walls of the building under consideration, exclusive of vent shafts and courts, without deduction for corridors, stairways, closets, the thickness of interior walls, columns or other features. The floor area of a building, or portion thereof, not provided with surrounding exterior walls shall be the usable area under the horizontal projection of the roof or floor above. The gross floor area shall not include shafts with no openings or interior courts." NPFA-101 has a different definition and some local building codes also depart from this measure in some respects.
Floor Area (Net) A term used in building codes to describe the actual occupied area of a floor, not including accessory unoccupied areas (stairs, elevator & HVAC shafts, mechanical rooms, etc.) or the thickness of walls. See NPFA-101 page 17, the International Building Code section 1002.1, or your local building code.
Floor Area Ratio (FAR) The floor area of a building expressed as a ratio of the area of the site. Zoning codes often establish a maximum FAR for buildings in certain locations. Some jurisdictions grant bonus FAR in return for certain amenities provided by a building to its neighborhood. Floor area for this purpose is sometimes called Zoning Floor Area (see definition).
Floor Common Area Fully enclosed space on a floor that benefits all occupants of that floor but does not accommodate the tenant's personnel, furniture, fixtures and equipment. The usual examples are toilets, janitor's closets, electrical closets and HVAC equipment rooms serving only the floor upon which they are located. See individual standards for detailed descriptions.
Floor Plan A scaled graphic representation of a horizontal section looking down through a building customarily taken at an elevation of three feet above the finished floor unless noted otherwise. Can be part of the working drawings, record drawings, space plan, or "core and shell" background drawings either on paper or in a CAD file.
Floor Plate A floor of a building, as depicted by a floor plan, encompassing the major building elements on the floor like the exterior enclosing walls, columns, core walls, elevators, stairs, and the like. Usually refers only to core and shell building elements without tenant or occupant fit-up.
Floor Rentable Area A term used by the BOMA Standard to describe the result of subtracting Major Vertical Penetrations from Gross Measured Area on a floor. This is different than the Rentable Area of the floor, which includes a pro-rata portion of Building Common Area.
Floor R(entable)/U(sable) Ratio A term used by the BOMA Standard to describe the conversions factor derived as the result of dividing the Floor Rentable Area by the Floor Usable Area
Floor Service Area A term used by the Washington Standard to describe the Floor Common Areas in the BOMA Standard except for corridors on multi-tenant floors. Examples include toilets, janitor, phone and electrical closets and mechanical rooms and their enclosing walls.
Floor Usable Area A term used by the BOMA Office Standard connoting the sum of Office, Store and Building Common Areas on a floor.
FLOOR USABLE AREA = OFFICE AREA + STORE AREA + BUILDING COMMON AREA Gross Area The total of all areas of a building. The term is commonly used but its measure is defined differently by different stakeholders, which include designers, developers, cost estimators, appraisers, property tax officials, real estate brokers, financial institutions, insurance companies, building code & zoning officials, property managers and facility managers. There is no single accepted method of measuring Gross Area.
Gross Building Area (GBA) A term used by federal agencies to measure multi-family properties and industrial buildings, and by the 1996 BOMA Standard. It is similar to Gross Area.
Gross Floor Area (GFA) See Floor Area (Gross), Gross Area, Zoning Floor Area.
Gross Leasable Area (GLA) Used in retail leasing. Generally the floor area available for the exclusive use of a retail tenant measured to the outside face of exterior walls and the centerline of demising walls separating tenants. It includes basements and mezzanines. In Australia, GLA stands for Gross Lettable Area and is well defined in the Property Council's Method of Measurement standard. Gross Measured Area The BOMA Office Standard defines it as the total of all fully enclosed floor areas of a building, measured to the Dominant Portion of the Finished Surface of exterior enclosing walls, including basements and penthouses.
Gross Rentable Area Another term for Rentable Area, not defined by the BOMA Standard.
Grossing Up A Canadian term for applying an R/U Ratio to Usable Area to determine Rentable Area. It is not defined by the BOMA Standard and is not to be confused with the Grossing Up of variable operating expenses as defined by the BOMA Escalation Handbook for Office Buildings.
GWCAR The Greater Washington Commercial Association of Realtors, with URL www.gwcar.org.
GWCAR Standard The Standard Method of Measurement, A Formula for Calculating Rentable Office and Retail Space, published by the GWCAR and used only in the District of Columbia and nearby areas of Virginia and Maryland. It is sometimes referred to as the "DC Standard" or the "Washington Standard".
IAI Acronym for the International Alliance for Interoperability, an organization with URL at www.IAI-International.org that develops the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC).
IFC Acronym for Industry Foundation Class, a classification system for building components (including floor area classifications) being developed by the International Alliance for Interoperability (IAI) for use in CAD and BIM software.
IFMA The International Facility Manager's Association, with URL www.ifma.org.
IFMA Standard The Standard Classification for Building Floor Area Measurements for Facility Management, designated ASTM Standard E 1836-01 (current version).
Inside Gross A term used in the GWCAR Standard for the same purpose as Gross Measured Area in the BOMA Standard.
Inter-floor Common Area See Limited Common Area. This is not the same as Interstitial Space.
Interior Gross Area A term used by the IFMA Standard that expresses the full area of a floor measured to the finished surface of the inside face of the exterior wall where it meets the floor.
Interstitial Space Load-bearing platforms between floors suitable for equipment and mechanical use but not for occupancy by personnel except for maintenance purposes. Defined in the IFMA Standard and found most frequently in laboratory and medical building types. This is not the same as mezzanine space.
Intra-muros Area AA measure of floor area under the ISO Standard that excludes the area taken up by exterior enclosing walls, similar to Interior Gross Area.
ISO International Organization for Standardization with URL www.iso.ch located in Geneva, Switzerland. The US is represented at the ISO by ANSI, and ANSI distributes ISO standards in the US.
ISO Standard ISO 9836, Performance Standards in Buildings - Definition and Calculation of Area and Space Indicators, a widely used measurement standard in Europe, published by the ISO and available through ANSI. Leasable Area Areas available for leasing to, and the use of, a tenant. Measurement method is not defined by any published measurement standard and could be anything, including Gross Area, Rentable Area, or Usable Area. In Great Britain, Australia and many other members of the former British Commonwealth, this is referred to as Lettable Area. Leasing Depth The distance from a core wall of a building to the inside face of an exterior wall or the inside face of the exterior glass. If there is no central building core, it is half the distance between the exterior building walls. Limited Common Area Fully enclosed space that serves more than one floor (and not accommodating occupant's personnel, furniture or equipment) but less than the entire building. A common example is a fan room that serves the floor it is on and the floor immediately below it. Load Factor Another term for the BOMA R/U Ratio, not defined in the BOMA Standard.
Loss Factor A term used correctly only in conjunction with the REBNY Standard to mark-up Usable Area to Rentable Area, allocating common areas of the building to each floor and tenant. Functions similarly to the BOMA R/U Ratio but expressed differently.
Example: An owner may arbitrarily decide that the rentable area shall be 25% larger than the Usable Area throughout the building. This results in a "Loss Factor" of 20%.
Major Vertical Penetration (MVP) Major openings in a floor to accommodate vertical building elements such as stairs, elevators, HVAC shafts and the like, including their enclosing walls. They are distinguished from minor vertical penetrations by various rules of thumb ranging from 64 square inches to 144 square inches (1 square foot). See BOMA Standards.
Measure Line A term from the BOMA Industrial Standard that is similar in use to the Dominant Portion as defined by the BOMA Office Standard. Mezzanine A floor structure within the exterior walls of a building and between two floors, capable of supporting personnel, equipment, storage or manufacturing. The area of a mezzanine is limited by some codes in some occupancies to some fraction (like 1/3) of the area of the floor immediately below. See the BOMA Industrial Standard. Multi-tenant Floor A floor on which the Usable Area is or can be leased to more than one tenant. On a floor with two tenants, its Usable Area gets subdivided three ways - two tenant suites and a common corridor that then becomes Floor Common Area.
NAHB The National Association of Home Builders, , publisher of the NAHB Residential Standard through their wholly-owned subsidiary, the NAHB Research Center, with URL www.nahbrc.org.
NAHB Residential Standard The American National Standard for Single-Family Residential Buildings / Square Footage - Method of Calculating, published by the NAHB Research Center and carrying the designation ANSI Z765-2003 (current version).
NASF Abbreviation for Net Assignable Square Footage. See Net Assignable Area. Net Assignable Area This term is used in educational facilities programming and planning to describe functional areas such as classrooms and laboratories without required building support spaces like circulation, mechanical and structural areas. See also Assignable Area.
Net Floor Area A term used in the ISO standard to express the Interior Gross Area less the areas of all interior walls.
Net Leasable Area Another word for Rentable Area. This term is not defined in the BOMA Standards or any major published measurement standard. This term should not be used if the BOMA Standards are being employed.
Net Rentable Area Another word for Rentable Area. Some people also use this term to refer to Usable Area. This term is not defined in the BOMA Standards or any major published measurement standard. This term should not be used if the BOMA Standards are being employed.
Net to Gross Ratio A term used in facilities programming and planning as a measure of building efficiency, it is a number less than one, the numerator of which is the Net Assignable Area and the denominator of which is the Gross Area.
Net Usable Area A term used in the REBNY Standard to describe the usable area available to a tenant on a multi-tenant floor, excluding corridors but including the thickness of exterior building walls. NIST The National Institute of Standards and Technology (successor to the National Bureau of Standards) with URL at www.NIST.gov that oversees U. S. measurement science, standards, and technology. If you suspect someone of using a rubber measuring tape you can have it calibrated at an NIST-certified laboratory, but don't expect any government agency to certify square footage numbers. All floor area measurement standards for U. S. commercial property are voluntary. Occupyable Area A term used by some government agencies as a measure of usable area and often as the basis upon which they will pay rent. Can exclude areas included in BOMA Usable Area such as window sills, wall-mounted HVAC units and the like. Lease language determines how it is measured.
Office Area Enclosed space usable for personnel, furniture, equipment and office support areas, which has suitable finishes, lighting, environmental controls, power, communications support and ceiling heights. Partial Floor Factor Another term for the BOMA R/U Ratio that is not defined in the BOMA Standards. Primary Circulation Term used in the IFMA standard to describe corridors on multi-tenant floors or their functional equivalent for full-floor occupants.
Pro Forma A financial projection of income and expenses used as a basis for securing financing for a property. An important basis for a pro forma is the rentable area of the property under the measurement standard cited in the lease in addition to the projected rent rates and other factors.
Pro-Rata Share A fraction, the numerator of which is the Rentable Area of a tenant and the denominator of which is the Rentable Area of the building. It is used in allocating certain expenses to tenants under certain types of leases. REBNY The Real Estate Board of New York, with URL www.rebny.com.
REBNY Standard The Recommended Method of Floor Measurement for Office Buildings published by the REBNY. Board member Realtors quoting square footages must use this standard, and it is used only in New York City and nearby areas of New York, Connecticut and New Jersey.
Rentable Area Also called Rentable Square Footage (RSF), the area of a building, floor or suite used as the basis for calculating Base Rent. Different measurement standards define this in different ways. Refer to individual standards for measurement methods and definitions. R/U Ratio A figure greater than one, the numerator of which is Rentable Area and the denominator of which is Usable Area, which allocates Common Areas to Usable Areas and Basic Rentable Areas. There are Floor R/U Ratios, Building R/U Ratios and occasionally Campus R/U Ratios. Refer to specific standards for detailed definitions. This is often incorrectly called an R/U Factor, and is sometimes referred to as an Add-on Factor, Common Area Factor, Loss Factor, Load Factor, Gross-up Factor or Partial Floor Factor.
Retail Area A term used in the GWCAR Standard to define Store Area, but optionally including certain exterior areas such as outside dining for restaurants or carry-out food establishments, or a portion of the main building lobby. Secondary Circulation Used by the IFMA Standard, corridors and walk-ways required within the Usable Area of a tenant or department, required for access and egress to/from all Assignable Areas. Single Tenant Floor A floor on which all usable area is completely occupied or leased by a single tenant.
SIOR The Society of Office and Industrial Realtors with URL www.sior.com, a organization that collaborated with BOMA in development of the BOMA Industrial Measurement Standard.
Space Management System A system that determines and tracks space occupancy, density and utilization by department and division within an organization for the purpose of optimizing space utilization and minimizing occupancy costs. Square footage figures from these systems drive chargeback systems.
Space Planning The process of translating a space program into a physical layout or floor plan that satisfies an occupants needs in terms of square footage, adjacencies, circulation, workflow, capacity for growth and many other criteria.
Space Program A document specifying the comprehensive facilities requirements of a user of space. A significant part of a program is the Space Requirements Projection. Also called a Facilities Program.
Space Requirements Projection A projection of the Usable Area needed by an occupant at one or more future time horizons. It is often based upon space standards, a detailed space inventory and circulation factors. When done for tenants, they usually assume that basic building services (toilets, fan rooms, and the like) are part of the base building and are therefore excluded from the program.
Space Standards A documented standard allocation of square footage to each position or function within an organization. It is used as a basis for doing a space requirements projection as well as a tool to control actual allocation of space in many organizations. Square Foot (SF) A square unit of area measuring twelve inches on each of its four sides that becomes grotesquely distorted when found in office buildings (attributed to John Windsor, past chair of the BOMA Method of Measuring Floor Area Committee).
Square Footage A term used in the BOMA Standard and others in the real estate industry in parts of the world under the Imperial System to describe a quantity of floor area.
Stacking Chart A horizontal bar chart that used a "stacked bar" for each floor of a building to indicate the square footage occupied by each tenant, department or vacant suite on each floor. Easily implemented in Excel spreadsheet software and very useful for developing strategy for phased re-stacking of organizations occupying multiple floors or buildings.
Storage Area Space suitable only for the storage of materials and equipment and not for occupancy by personnel, by virtue of inadequate lighting, finishes, environmental controls, power, access, egress, or ceiling height.
Store Area Space on the street level of an office building that is suitable for retail occupancy. This is not the same as retail space in shopping centers and is defined in the BOMA and New York Standards. Strategic Facilities Planning (SFP) The process of crafting a facilities plan for an organization that integrates with and supports its business plan while minimizing occupancy costs. A good space management system is a foundation for an SFP.
Structural Density A term used in real estate development, meaning the ratio of the total ground floor area of a building to the total area of its site. Building area for this purpose is measured to the outside face of exterior enclosing walls. Average urban structural densities in the U. S. have been declining since 1945, which is a measure of increased urban sprawl.
Support Space In a space requirements projection, space for functions other than workstations occupied by staff. Includes conference rooms, filing areas, reception spaces and the like but does not include primary or secondary circulation space.
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Tertiary Circulation Space allowing flow of people through assignable spaces. For example a file room may include an aisle that not only allows for opening of file drawers but also passage of staff through the file room to other assignable spaces.
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Usable Area Fully enclosed space that is available for the exclusive use of a building occupant for occupant's personnel, materials, furniture, fixtures, and equipment. Different standards measure this in different ways. It is referred to in leases as The Premises. Variance The difference between two area calculations of a subject suite, floor or building area made by two individuals. The area calculation of a building owner is deemed accurate if the variance between their area calculation and that of another party is less than 2% under the BOMA, GWCAR and NAHB Standards. Vertical Penetration see Major Vertical Penetration.
Void Area A term used in the IFMA Standard to describe portion of an enclosed floor area that is open to the floor below. It is sometimes indicated on plans with the abbreviation "OTB" for Open to Below. Examples are an upper level of a multi-story atrium or a portion of a ramp (sloping floor) whose area is included in the floor area of a lower level. It is distinguished from Major Vertical Penetrations in that it does not usually provide inter-floor building services like elevators, stairs and mechanical shafts. Workstation The square footage dedicated to supporting the tasks of a single worker, measured to the centerline of any normal enclosing walls or panels. In some instance, workstations are designed to be shared between two or more workers.
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Spanish Summer Camp for Young Students, Cuernavaca, Mexico
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- Daily activity program (film afternoons, bowling, swimming, salsa)
- Leaving ceremony, certificate and fiesta
- One full-day excursion/week (at small additional cost)
Our Spanish Summer Camp in Cuernavaca takes place on our school's private mini-campus, equipped with three on-site pools, restaurant and beautiful tropical gardens.
With a maximum group size of 5, our students receive plenty of attention from our fully qualified and experienced native Spanish teachers. Students are grouped with other students of similar age, interests and level of Spanish. Please note that students advised to arrive on the Friday in order that they may attend the induction on the Saturday before the course starts.
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Our school offers our young students accommodation in carefully selected host families. You can choose from a single or twin room, and some host families offer private bathroom. Older students can choose to stay in our summer camp's guest residence, with swimming pool, gardens and a computer room. All accommodation options include full board (3 meals/day).
The level of supervision depends on the age of the student. Please contact us for further details.
To ensure our students get the most from their time at our Spanish summer camp, the program includes a range of activities and sports. One optional excursion/week is offered at a small additional cost.
This Summer Camp is suitable for students aged between 13-17 years, with any level of Spanish.
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Private Wooden Boat Trip Rinca Island Komodo National Park
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|03 days 02 nights
|SIC (Seat in Coach)
|02 Breakfast + 02 Lunch + 02 Dinner
|based on 15-20 persons
|Hotel La Prima / Puri Sari Hotel
|220 / twin share
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- Transfers and tours as per the itinerary
- 2 Nights Stay at your selected hotel in Labuan Bajo
- Fullboard Meals
- Aqua and refreshment
- Entrance Fees, porters and donations
- Private Wooden Boat Trip to Rinca Komodo National Park
- Snorkeling Gear
- English - Indonesian Speaking Guide
- Return Air Ticket Denpasar-Labuan Bajo-Denpasar (USD 200)
- Domestic apo tax in Bali of Rp 40,000 / person
- Domestic apo tax in Labuan Bajo of Rp 11,000/person
- Soft drinks and alcoholic drinks
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- Personal Belonging
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This special package will be cruising with local boat and do the overland is certainly a very nice package having a combination of two highlights in Lesser Sunda, they are the Three Color Lake Kelimutu and the world heritage seeing the island inhabitat with Komodo dragon. The package will be featuring Labuhan Bajo, Komodo or Rinca Island, Ruteng, Bajawa and Maumere.
|Day 1: Arrival Labuan Bajo ( FLORES ISLAND )
|Include: Lunch and Dinner at Local Restaurant and Accommodation 03 star hotel in Labuan Bajo
Upon arrival in Labuan Bajo – West Flores, our guide will meet and transfer you to your hotel. Labuan Bajo is a little town inhabited by fishermen, lies at the extreme western part of Flores. The town serves as a jumping-off point for the trip to Komodo and near by islands. Lunch will be served at local restaurant. Dinner at the hotel
|Day 2: Labuan bajo - Rinca - Labuan Bajo + Hash arrange by local rangers (5-10 km)
|Include: Breakfast at Hotel, Lunch on-board house boat, Dinner at Local Restaurant and Accommodation 03 star hotel in Labuan Bajo.
After breakfast at 06.00 AM cruise to Rinca Island for about 3 hours by a local wooden boat passing several small islands. Upon arrival in Rinca island, walk for 1.5 miles to see the activities of the giant Monitor Lizard "Komodo Dragon" which was scientifically described in 1912 as VARANUS KOMODOENSIS, which is up to 3 m long and about 150 kg, weight.
|Day 03: End of tour
|After breakfast transfer to airport


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There are two distinct reasons that South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut should be appreciated. First, it is one of the few major Hollywood releases that directly addresses the way the entertainment industry and parents both shape youth culture. The satire on this point is sharp and uncompromising. The adults recognize the Terrence and Phillip movie for what it is -- stupid and vulgar. Instead of discussing it with their kids, the parents choose a scapegoat. Secondly, this is one of the best movie musicals of the '90s. Trey Parker, working closely with soundtrack guru Marc Shaiman, created a dozen original songs that spoofed popular music, and, more impressively, beloved Broadway musicals like Les Miserables and The Sound of Music. Their Oscar nomination for Best Song was a (probably grudging) acknowledgement that they had crafted songs that added characterization and advanced the plot, while also working as both parody and entertainment even when removed from the context of the film. Not for the faint of heart or the easily offended, South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut is a hybrid of styles rarely seen in movies. It is both an uncompromising satire, and a brilliant musical.
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Perhaps Jacksonville senior soccer player Ronnie Matthias said it best when it came to the Cardinals' 1-0 victory over rival White Oak on Saturday night. READ MORE
Brandon Iseman couldn't help but be proud. READ MORE
Southwest got its revenge Friday night. READ MORE
Jacksonville was able to turn a defensive struggle into a decisive victory at home Friday night against Topsail. READ MORE
DIXON | Dixon won its first football game Friday night on the strength of its defense. READ MORE
SWANSBORO | Last year was a rocky road for Croatan. READ MORE
RICHLANDS | Richlands is winless no more. READ MORE
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A mixture of Travis Sabdo slinging the ball around and Tony Sharpe pounding it on the ground led to a winning potion for Havelock as the Rams notched 508 yards of offense en route to a 42-14 win over Northside. READ MORE
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White Oak safety Brian Goodwin doesn't remember all that much about stopping DaMonta Winbush short of the goal line on a two-point conversion with 12 seconds left last season to preserve the Vikings' stunning 14-12 win over Southwest. READ MORE
One night after giving White Oak volleyball coach Brenda Wickwire her 100th victory, the Vikings gave themselves a present – a victory over archrival Jacksonville on Thursday. READ MORE
Warren Fields Jr., said his fastest 40-yard dash is 4.45 seconds and that he "inherited" his speed from his father. READ MORE
SWANSBORO | Tolson Jeffrey seems to just score big goals this soccer season for Richlands. READ MORE
Local prep football observer and message board enthusiast David Lee still leads in The Daily News high school football forecasting panel at 26-5 after he went 8-1 in week 4 games. READ MORE
BROAD CREEK | Croatan turned in an impressive performance in a sweeping past East Duplin in an East Central 2-A Conference showdown Tuesday night. READ MORE
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Patrick O'Hora has been a welcomed addition this season to the Lejeune soccer team. READ MORE
White Oak volleyball coach Brenda Wickwire had no idea she was on the verge of her 100th win Wednesday night when the Vikings scored the first four points of the decisive fifth set – or that she was in danger of losing out on the milestone when Lejeune rallied to go up 9-8. READ MORE
In a nonconference football game featuring two teams with a combined 7-1 record, Southwest will welcome White Oak to The Corral on Friday night, with each team hoping to continue their winning ways. READ MORE
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Richlands' Aaron Rand and Jacksonville's Haley Shaeffer each came in first place in a four-team Coastal 3-A Conference meet at Northeast Creek Park on Wednesday. READ MORE
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Ninja Pizza Girl is a side-scrolling platformer inspired by Mirror's Edge and the 16-bit classic Sonic the Hedgehog, with a story based on bullying, emotional resilience, and pizza delivering ninjas!
In Ninja Pizza girl you play as a delivery girl in a cyberpunk dystopia where you have to deliver pizza in the shortest amount of time possible, all the while defending yourself from other evil delivery teens out to bully you. The idea of the game actually came from real life where a young girl was learning kung fu and delivering pizzas, hence 'Ninja Pizza Girl'.
The parkour platforming of Ninja Pizza Girl focuses on joy and exhilaration, not a brutal exercise in masochism, making for a game that's that's easy to enjoy but tough to master. We'll have a stuffed crust with extra parkour, hold the anchovies.
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Pinkerton Academy senior Stephanie Crepeau puts the finishing touches on a wheelchair ramp building students constructed for a Derry man. (Courtesy)
The students were contacted earlier this winter by Kerry Durso, an independent living services coordinator from Concord, who asked whether the department could build a wheelchair ramp for a disabled man in Derry who had limited resources to pay for the modification, according to building sciences teacher David Howes.
Pinkerton senior Stephanie Crepeau took the lead in preparing the proposal for the project for Michael Gronlan.
An experienced building construction student, Crepeau said she has prepared a number of proposals, but she said she especially likes the chance to work on projects that help people in the community.
"I love doing this kind of community service and doing this kind of project where we give our time to install the ramp," she said.
Crepeau said the project was fairly straightforward, with the more senior students starting off the project and the younger students finishing up the decking, railings and the posts. The ramp was built on-site at the school and later installed at Gronlan's home.
The major challenge of the project was determining the pitch and making sure it wasn't too steep or too shallow, Crepeau said.
Although the students did donate their time for the project, Gronlan paid for the materials and was so happy with the completed project he gave the building department an extra $150 for tools and materials, Howes said.
The building construction department typically works on several community projects each year, Howes said.
The department is now working on a picnic-type table for the Derry Fire Department's kitchen.
Howes said the community projects bring an extra sense of fulfillment and real-world experience to the students that they might not get just working on projects in class.
As for Crepeau, she said she loves everything about building and construction, and plans on studying construction management in college next year.
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10 Ways to Save Money While Staying Healthy
Written on September 29, 2011 at 10:59 am , by Karla Walsh
Fancy home gym equipment, organic food and a wardrobe of the latest fitness apparel can be pricey, but consumer savings expert Andrea Woroch says that doesn't have to be the case. "As a young girl, I tagged along with my mom on shopping trips and learned that you don't have to spend a lot to look good," she explains.
Woroch herself ranks health as one of her top priorities (besides helping others save money), and loves bike riding, hiking, running, swimming and skiing—"anything and everything that gets me moving."
So we asked Woroch to share her insider intel about how we all can keep our wallets happy while staying fit and looking and feeling great.
1. Subscribe. Group coupon emails offer deals for more than clothes shopping and restaurant meals! "Sites like LivingSocial and Dealery often offer discounts for health clubs, fitness studios and outdoor activities at up to 70 percent off," Woroch says. Another plus? There's no long-term commitment, so if you like, you can just continue trying new things based on what is offering a coupon!
2. Take advantage of free trials. "Request free or deeply discounted trial memberships from various gyms and fitness studios you're thinking about joining," Woroch suggests. This way you can find your favorite before getting locked in with a location that may not be your favorite.
3. Use technology. Online coupon sites like RetailMeNot and SmartSource offer a wide variety of discounts for online or in-store shopping at grocery, fitness specialty stores and more. Combine coupons you find online for stores like Whole Foods with what's on special when you get to the store to score even bigger savings.
Check out these Coupon Sherpa sites for printable coupons at common retailers:
4. Don't pay retail. "Shop discount retailers like T.J. Maxx, Marshalls and Ross for cheaper gym clothes," Woroch says. "I know how looking and feeling good in the clothes I wear to workout in motivates me to push harder, so I also seek out sales at places like Dick's Sporting Goods and Target."
5. Enjoy the outdoors. Freeze your monthly gym membership during the summer and instead walk, run, bike or play outside.
6. Team up. A personal trainer doesn't have to work with you solo. "Small group fitness training is much cheaper than personal training since you can split the costs, but you still get personalized attention. Plus you can make new friends to hang out with outside of the session!" Woroch says.
7. Buy in bulk. Find non-perishable staples online in bulk (like protein bars) to save 30 to 40 percent, Woroch recommends. You can also purchase any healthy foods in bulk and split them with a friend so nothing goes to waste.
8. Network. "Follow your favorite stores and brands on Facebook or Twitter to get exclusive coupon codes and learn about special promotions or deals," Woroch says.
9. Train at home. A gym membership fee and the cost to travel there can add up. Follow these tips to build a home gym within your budget and find quick do-anywhere workouts here.
10. Get seasonal. In-season produce tastes better and costs less. Try a farmers market—they're often cheaper than grocery stores. "You can also scope out end-of-season sales at sporting goods stores. Now is the time to buy fitness gear for next spring and summer, like a bike or swimsuit, at a huge discount," Woroch says.
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Your greatest desire is for your original songs to be recorded, released, and broadcast. But do you have a realistic plan to make this dream your reality? Author and hit tunesmith Rand Bishop draws from 40 years of on-the-job experience while visiting with some of the most-honored song crafters of the last five decades, unveiling a long-term strategy for building a career composing hit songs. The lessons, essays, quotations, and profiles in this book reveal how a Song Dog becomes Top Dog.
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Some of the great photos you might see in our zine, Biking Public Project: Beyond the White Guy coming out March 3. Stay tuned to snag it online!
Today, we will be celebrating the one-year anniversary of Corona Plaza by taking portraits and doing outreach! Swing by if you're around!
When: Saturday, August 24, 12-4pm
Where: Corona Plaza
103rd-Corona Plaza (7)
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Bike Portrait Celebration Party!
When: Sunday, August 18, 2013
Time: 3:00pm until 6:00pm
Where: No Longer Empty, 29-27 41st Avenue, Long Island City, NY 11101
Some of our biking portraits taken on the very first day of outreach at Queens Plaza are part of a fresh new exhibit on the fence outside the Queens Plaza R/M station, next to the clock tower building! Thanks to our buddies at No Longer Empty for helping to set this up!
We'll be celebrating with an afternoon potluck! So stop by with some drinks or munchies and check out the wonderful bike art.
Our next Jackson Heights Summer Outreach is today, Saturday 7/27, from 12pm-5pm This time, it's extra special because we will offer mobile bike repair!! For more info, see our fb event! https://www.facebook.com/events/490533614357924/
Saturday, June 22nd 2013
(rain date: Sunday, June 23rd)
10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Diversity Plaza / 37th Road Pedestrian Plaza
(between 73rd Street & 74th Street)
Jackson Heights, Queens
The Biking Public Project is thrilled to be a part of the Hibridos Collective's Jackson Heights Arts Festival this Saturday. For the past year BPP has been snapping photos of cyclists with their bikes. Each photo comes with a conversation and a peek into each person's world and their relationship with their bicycle. A bicycle is a powerful vehicle that gives agency to all our subjects, whether it be a vehicle for work, an affordable means of transportation, recreational exercise, or a fun family activity. This Saturday come see some of the work we've done so far, and get your photo added to the collection!


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The concept of a Higher Power was never foreign to me. I grew up in a religious household, and even though I felt removed from the God of my childhood, I knew there was something out there, regardless of whether I believed it wanted anything to do with me. I had spent twelve years running from that God. I was running from any concept of a Higher Power, even though I desperate wanted (and needed) to be saved from myself.
When I came into the program of recovery, it was hard not to notice the word "God" in all the readings. After all, the steps were full of it, so I decided I would just skip those that pertained to that. (My sponsor had an entirely different approach, and for that I am grateful.) I was still running as fast as could away from God, but still looking up to be saved.
The first time I felt a Higher Power in recovery was at forty days clean. I was with my significant other at the time. I was clean; he wasn't, and he wanted to use. I mentally debated whether or not I should go through with using a drug I had never used before in a way I had never used any drug before. I decided it was a good idea, but as we were preparing to get it, I mentally heard a part of myself I had neglected before saying maybe I shouldn't. I decided to call my sponsor instead, and I went to a meeting and left my significant other in the car. A week later, I discovered I was pregnant.
I still didn't surrender to the idea that there was a Higher Power out there who loved me and wanted the best for me though. I had to first develop my own concept of a Higher Power that worked for me. For me, it's love. It's that spark of light I see in everyone's eyes that gets beaten out of us as we continue to act out in self-destructive ways. It dims and fades but never quite disappears. After I found my Higher Power, I had to develop a relationship with it. It required prayer and meditation. It required doing the best thing for me in any given moment. It required learning to take care of myself and listening to my body. I'm still developing this relationship today. Since I started looking inward, I realized that I am a worthy person who deserves love and happiness. Because of my relationship with a Higher Power, I have learned what self-respect looks like. It has completely transformed my relationships with other people and myself. This relationship didn't come naturally. It took time and effort, but I never gave up even if I felt like I wasn't being heard. Now, I can't imagine not having this relationship. It's the cornerstone to my day, and I know I can handle anything life throws my way. If a particular concept of a Higher Power doesn't work for you, keep searching. You will eventually find something that works and will give you the strength to keep going no matter what.
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My pumpkin will have the traditional smiley mouth and triangle eyes this year - just like every other year. But those of you who want to get creative can head over to ThinkGeek, and check out their yearly geeky pumpkin template contest. There's a Pac O' Lantern, a Death Star, and Iron Man's glowing chest thing (help… »
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The flu seems it hasn't given up yet this season, and there are many surfaces where the virus can live. One of those surfaces that gets a lot of interaction these days is our cell phone.
It's a perfect place to pass on the flu bug, and nowadays people pass their smart phones around to show pictures, videos, and websites.
Experts say that the virus can live on your phone for up to 48 hours, and that means we are subjecting ourselves to the risk of infection multiple times a day.
"It would be really nice if we could look at our cell phones and see all of those germs and say, oh, I really need to do something like clean it off, but we're fighting an invisible enemy," said Mellodee Montgomery, Infection Prevention - Deaconess Health System. "Therefore we cannot see them, and if we have them on our hands, our hands, lots of germs, and they go lots of places," she said.
Experts suggest contacting your cell phone provider to ask them the safest way to clean your phone without damaging it or voiding your warranty and washing your hands is still the best way to beat the bug.
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Budapest, Hungary: Lewis Hamilton has won the Hungarian Grand Prix, prolonging McLaren's dominance on the slow and winding Hungaroring circuit.
Hamilton completed Sunday's race in 1 hour, 41 minutes, 5.503 seconds - more than a second ahead of Lotus driver Kimi Raikkonen. Romain Grosjean, also of Lotus, was third. It was McLaren's sixth win here in eight years.
Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, who finished fifth, leads the championship with 164 points, followed by the Red Bull duo of Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel. Hamilton is fourth.
The race was cut to 69 laps from 70, after an extra positioning lap was added when Michael Schumacher's Mercedes stalled on the starting grid.
The Hungaroring race marks the last event before a monthlong summer break, resuming with the Belgian Grand Prix on Sept. 2.


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Since she is now committed to her health and fitness, Kharma has now launched a diet website (fit4alldiet.com). The site does not include a lot of details, but it appears to be an affiliate program, where you can log in to your account.
In a bit of news that will be troublesome to fans who are concerned with his health, Kurt Angle has postponed surgery on his knees. He was initially supposed to go under the knife in January, but pushed that back to work the European tour with TNA, and there's talks that he might postpost it even further than that.
"So Punk allegedly walked out & quit WWE. Interesting. It's impossible 2 understand the toll that job can have on you-unless you've lived it. A 'screw you' from Punk? NO. Punk's gotta prioritize his own sanity & health. Sometimes WWE isn't conducive to those two things. From my experience- When you're in constant physical pain, frustrated the majority of the time, & resent what u love, things have to change."
- Matt Hardy defending CM Punk for leaving WWE
Prior to becoming the voice of WWE, Michael Cole worked as a journalist for CBS Radio. Presidential nominee Michael Dukakis, who famously lost the election race to George Bush, was his first major assignment. He had to explore the losing side of things in the piece.
Michael Cole will not be on commentary for Smackdown this week. Instead, JBL will be joined on television by Josh Mathews. No word yet on why Cole did not work the event, but there does not appear to be any backstage heat from WWE towards their long time commentator.
Since Miz is someone that the company wants to keep around for a long time, WWE is experimenting with him as a commentator on Smackdown this week, where the former heavyweight champion will be joining Michael Cole and JBL for the entire episode.
WWE purposely had Summer Rae and Rosa Mendes wear similar outfits on Monday Night Raw as a rib to Michael Cole for mixing up the two performers the previous week.
Since they are friends in real life, Michael Cole flew down to Houston this week to do commentary at Reality of Wrestling Christmas Chaos, an event promoted by Booker T. The two of them requested and received permission from WWE to do so.
For some reason, Jerry Lawler was not present on Tuesday when WWE taped the episode of Monday Night Raw that is set to air on December 23rd. Michael Cole and JBL worked the commentating booth as a duo instead.
During Monday Night Raw, a peculiar scene took place where JBL, Jerry Lawler and Michael Cole were taking pictures of themselves. That segment was done because Vince McMahon wanted to take a jab at Barack Obama for doing that at the funeral of Nelson Mandela.


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The Hindu
The tragedy of a legal education is that it prepares you to be a free-spirited being in a regimented world. If John Grisham novels — where the protagonist wins "justice" after a gripping courtroom drama — got you hooked to the law in the first place, chances are law school will nurture that idealism to tell you how the world should be, not how it is. Fresh off the block from learning the rigours of constitutional law or legal ethics in your fourth year, you head for the hallowed Supreme Court of India, ready to right most wrongs. As an intern, no less. In the two months that follow, the long arm of the law beats you down with the big stick of reality. You are informed — usually by a court clerk or a senior lawyer's private secretary — that the only way to succeed is by endearing yourself to your employer.
On the systemic failure of the Supreme Court to tackle sexual harassment under its watch, here.
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It is 1994, and less than a year to Assembly elections in Bihar. The Indian economy is on the mend but the benefits of liberalisation are yet to reach semi-urban and rural areas. Standing in the way of government efforts to boost consumer spending is a little known international treaty called the Montreal Protocol. The Protocol requires India — which ratified it in 1992 — to control and phase out the use of chlorofluorocarbons and halons, which are considered Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS). As a developing country, India has been offered a 10-year window to abide by its commitments to the Protocol.
Reining in CFCs could possibly dent the consumer goods market in India: they are used as refrigerants in automobiles, electronic appliances, plastics and pharmaceuticals, among other applications. Of particular concern is the market for refrigerators, which has witnessed an unprecedented boom. Having acceded to the Protocol, the government has no option but to hard-sell it to the public. Maneka Gandhi — who as Environment Minister negotiated India's entry into the Protocol — opts for a novel approach to the issue at an election rally in Bihar, in a constituency located near a tiger reserve. Ms. Gandhi — she would recall to the late political scientist Holly Sims — spins the story of "The Lady, or the Tiger" around to ask the crowd: "Do you want a refrigerator, or a tiger?"
On why India's ozone diplomacy is aimed at keeping US ties warm, here.
A few months ago, the most optimistic observers of international politics were not willing to hedge their bets on the Doha Development Round at the World Trade Organisation. The Doha Round negotiations have been stalled for more than a decade now — the West would like developing countries to remove import barriers while India, Brazil and China want the United States and the European Union to reduce the massive subsidies they provide to rich farmers. Neither side has conceded ground on its claims. But at the Bali Ministerial Conference this December, the U.S. will use a trump card to have its way with India and other emerging markets: our food security legislation. On the pretext of "allowing" India's food security law to exist alongside its commitments to the WTO, the U.S. has wrested an in-principle agreement from New Delhi on the issue of "trade facilitation." In other words, India has agreed to greater market access for western companies in order to ensure the survival of the Food Security Act.
On how the United Progressive Alliance is trading food security for market access by the West, here
(From 'The Edit Room')
The Hindu's leader writers meet every day at noon in our Chennai office. The purpose of our meeting is two-fold: to identify crucial topics that merit an editorial and allot them to specific writers. The second is a rather straightforward process. Our team comprises writers who specialise in various topics, be it politics, science, the environment, sports, business, law or foreign policy – we are almost always sure who the best person to editorialise an issue is.
In this post, I want to focus on the first and most important part of our agenda. Which issues should the newspaper write editorials on? During a meeting last month, a colleague suggested we write a leader on the Miss America saga. Indian American Nina Davuluri's achievement had been met by a barrage of patently racist commentary on social media. Indian media outlets had played the controversy up, with some turning the news of a beauty pageant into a peg for righteous outrage. Surely, The Hindu had something to say about it?
On the editorial debate around the Miss America episode, here
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's reluctance to raise the slightest murmur of protest against the U.S. National Security Agency's (NSA) spying excesses during his American trip leaves us with one question: will NSA surveillance continue unabated? India has displayed a stunning lack of political will to even broach the issue with Washington D.C. Perhaps, this was inevitable: a Prime Minister humiliated at home by his own party can hardly be expected to sour the one foreign policy achievement that defines his legacy. Dr. Singh was busy ensuring the India-U.S. nuclear deal is operationalised before he demits office to worry about concerns that actually affect the lives and businesses of Indians.
On the simple steps India can take to help rein in the NSA's surveillance programmes, here.
Within hours of the time of writing, the United Nations Security Council will pass a resolution that not only paves the way for the elimination of Syria's chemical weapons but also sets its crisis on track for a politically mediated settlement. For all intents and purposes, this will be the first time the Council would adopt substantive measures to tackle Syria, since conflict first broke out two years ago. The Council's permanent members have signed off on the draft resolution, and its contents were discussed at a full-house meeting of all UNSC members on Thursday night. The UNSC draft resolution, which will be cleared without amendment, represents an unmitigated victory for Russian diplomacy: Moscow has extracted every pound of flesh from its bargain with the United States to destroy Syria's weapons of mass destruction (WMD), and more.
On UNSCR 2118, which represents a major victory for Russia, here
As our readers would know by now, three years in a remand home is the maximum punishment that can be imposed under the JJ Act. Much of the anger, therefore, had been channelled towards the Act itself: while some sections of society sought its amendment to lower the age of juveniles from 18, others wanted to increase its quantum of punishment for heinous crimes like murder and rape.
We were faced with this question: how should The Hindu respond to popular demands to "correct" the Act? Should we tap into this narrative and lend support to the amendment proposals?
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Today I did about 7 hours worth of driving through Etosha National Park, and there is still much of it I haven't explored.
It was like watching the discovery channel live. Herds of wild zebra are everywhere, along with tons of elk (at least they look like elk, maybe they're springbok). I also saw a couple of elephants, a pack of hyenas fighting over some animal carcass. Oh yeah, I also saw some lions. Two of them were guarding a zebra carcass they just felled. Ravens were trying to get a piece of it, but the lions weren't into sharing, so they kept pouncing on the ravens when they got too close.
I of course got lots of pics, but I can't post any until I get back to Windhoek (thanks Steve S. for the zoom lens. It's a godsend).
Hopefully I'll see a leopard tomorrow.
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October 2nd, 2008 at 12:25 pm
looks like you're having fun there.
tell me again when you are coming home, is it the same as your itenerary?
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