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There's a fairy tale quality to the Heidi Flammang story, so let us begin:
Once upon a time in Colorado, a young woman named Heidi who loved dogs met a young man who also cared very much for pooches. They married and dreamed of opening a daycare "camp" for canines, a place where dogs spend the day frolicking freely - and not stuck in cages - in the company of their barking pals. The couple even toiled evenings together, after work, crafting plans for their first camp.
But the young man, Bion Flammang, died in a plane crash in 1994, just 18 months after they wed.
Heidi was devastated.
Bion's death delivered much insurance money to Heidi, but she felt guilty about it. She treated the money unwisely for a few years, and most of it went away.
One day, when Heidi had only a little bit of money left, her brother told her she needed to drag herself out of the dumps.
"You and Bion wanted to start that doggie day-care center," said her brother. "You need to do that. I'll help."
So Flammang took all of her money and opened Camp Bow Wow, in Denver, in 2000.
People liked Camp Bow Wow, but it struggled nevertheless.
Some days, Flammang thought the business might not survive another week. She quit her other job, the one paying the bills, and focused on turning her camp into something special.
She stuck with it, and now Camp Bow Wow is one of the fastest-growing businesses in the pet industry.
Flammang, 41, has started a foundation that aims up to find homes for stray dogs, to cure canine cancer and to rescue ill-treated dogs from Greece, where the plight of many mutts could be lifted straight from a horror story.
Flammang now is a captain of industry, jetting to New York to interview public relations firms for her book on business, hiring corporate wizards from around the nation to propel Camp Bow Wow forward, appearing on national television to talk up her business.
She has a daughter now, Tori, 12, from a short-lived second marriage, and Tori spends her days after school with Mom in the Camp Bow Wow offices in Boulder.
Tori owns much of Flammang's heart, but a big chunk of it still remains with Bion. And though he may be gone, his spirit, she says, guides many of her decisions and helps steel her when things grow bumpy.
"He didn't have any fear," Flammang says of Bion. "When things get tough, I'm like, 'Give me a break.
It's been a winning approach.
Fleeing California
She arrived in Colorado from Southern California when she was in middle school. Her parents wanted to "escape the rat race," she says, and so they chose the town of Monument to settle down.
She didn't come from a monied family. Her father owned several small businesses, and with that came the inevitable financial ups and downs.
Growing up, she believed she would be successful. Her dream? Owning her own advertising agency.
Animals captivated her, especially dogs.
"When she was 5, we got Daisy, who looked like Benji," says her father Harvey Haight, who now works for his daughter at Camp Bow Wow. "That little dog was her partner."
She performed well enough in high school to get to the University of Colorado, where she majored in business. But Flammang remained fixed upon dogs, and in Bion she found a partner who shared her enthusiasms.
After Bion died, her dogs at the time - Winny and Mick - "were her best friends," Haight says. "The dogs brought her back to reasoning."
She became involved with service dogs, those dogs used to help people with disabilities. When one of them, a female golden retriever called Orie, flunked the test, Flammang adopted her.
Once Camp Bow Wow became successful, she focused a part of the foundation's mission on canine cancer because Orie died of the disease.
To spend time with Flammang at her downtown Boulder offices and in the only Camp Bow Wow she still owns, in Boulder, is to witness the extension of a passion into a lifestyle.
The corporate offices are decorated in camp theme, with faux-log walls, a flaming fireplace, a tent for dogs and, of course, dogs. Her current dog, Ray Ray, a hulking black Lab, lumbers from room to room, his nails click-clacking on the pet-friendly floors.
Some workers have little gates across their doorways, designed to keep their pets inside, but at least one dog, another Lab, makes great sport out of leaping over the gates into the offices of different executives, who might be on the phone sealing deals while Fido grins and then thrashes a pillow cushion.
Follow Flammang around a doggie day-care camp itself, and you'll see her nuzzle a muscular dog that moments before growled and barked at a visitor.
She'll get down on the ground and kiss an imposing bruiser on the nose and then move on to the next pooch, a fresh scattering of dog hair attached to her brown Camp Bow Wow collared shirt.
She's fully in her element. Dogs surround her. She talks about dogs all day. Her every lick of work hinges, in the end, on the welfare of dogs.
She would like to see 500 Camp Bow Wows by the end of 2009, but rather than chat about business, she'd prefer to talk about those Greek dogs.
A Camp Bow Wow customer returned from a trip to Greece and told Flammang dogs everywhere in the country sit tethered to steel cans and trees.
The customer eventually became Camp Bow Wow's general counsel, she kept talking about the Greek dogs, and she persuaded Flammang to travel to the country and see for herself. Once she was in Greece, it didn't take long for Flammang to embrace the cause.
"The owned dogs are much worse off than the street dogs," she says. "(The owned dogs) can stay chained to trees for years. One dog,
Dmitry, was chained to a tree for five years."
What began as a reconnaissance mission a few months ago ended up being a rescue expedition, with Flammang returning from the country with 11 dogs on her plane.
The dogs were put up for adoption through Camp Bow Wow. As of press time, all but three had found homes.
"It was life-changing. It was crazy," she says of her sojourn. "The dogs traveled with us for 16 hours on the flight. We had to do it at night because activists don't want to let dogs leave Greece. We told everybody we were leaving two days later. We set them up."
A mission gathers steam
Camp Bow Wow now works with people in Greece who are eager to save dogs. In another few weeks, Flammang says, they are slated to get 10 more dogs. She's encouraging her franchisees to build Bow Wow Buddies Bungalows, where dogs in need of homes, like those from Greece, can stay until they find owners.
"Once you go there, you feel compelled to help," she says. "There are so many organizations here that help, but there's nothing over there."
Between the foundation, with its braid of philanthropic work, and the creeping web of franchises that now describes Camp Bow Wow, Flammang doesn't have much time. She guns around Boulder in her massive black Chevy Tahoe, between the office and her house in the newfangled Holiday neighborhood at the north edge of town and the Camp Bow Wow franchise she owns, but has put up for sale. She doesn't have the time anymore to manage a camp.
"It's been such a crazy ride," she says. "Oh my gosh."
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These are a few of her favorite things
Camp Bow Wow founder Heidi Flammang loves dogs, but she has other favorite things too:
Favorite movies: "Lady and the Tramp," "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants," "The Sound of Music," "Old Yeller" and "High Fidelity"
Favorite actors: John Cusack and Tom Cruise
Favorite vacation: A tropical beach, anywhere, anytime
Favorite books: John Grogan's children's book, "My Dog Marley," and anything by C.S. Lewis
Last book she read: "The Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment," by Eckhart Tolle
Favorite food: Sushi
Pets: Ray Ray (black Labrador retriever) and, always, random stray dogs that are looking for permanent homes
Hobbies: Hanging out with my daughter. We go hiking a lot. University of Colorado football (she has season tickets)


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Farm exports face tough year
Local enterprises should enhance market research, estimate demand and understand clearly their import partners to help them be steady during the difficult time, said Nguyen Quang Binh, director of Chanh Tinh Anh Viet Nam Coffee Co Ltd.
He spoke at a conference jointly organised by the Viet Nam Supply Chain Insight magazine and the Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association in HCM City yesterday.
The difficulties and challenges in the global financial and commodity markets might be bigger and much more difficult to predict next year and this could badly affect the local economy, Binh said.
In the domestic market, some agricultural industries, especially coffee, pepper and cashew, would continue to face financial difficulties next year as the Government would continue with measures to control inflation and cut public investment, he said.
Farm produce prices next year might not be as high as this year, he said, noting that: "When both buyers and sellers are in need of money, the circulation of farm produce will be no longer happen freely and naturally."
In the wake of the economic downturn, importing countries would increase the imposition of barriers to limit imports and strengthen checks on food hygiene and safety, he said.
"I heard that it is possible the EU will regulate market shares and divide exports of some countries to its markets; some Vietnamese items therefore may be pushed out of the list of items that receive preferential treatment when they are exported to the EU," he said.
The market would also set new regulations on label and product quality. Businesses should therefore study carefully the regulations set by importing countries to ensure stable exports, Binh said.
To avoid or minimise risks in the current situation, import and export companies should not expand their portfolio and stretch their management capacity. Instead, they should "shrink their performance, just do what is within their control and can be comfortably managed", he said.
He advised businesses to use trading tools carefully for exchange rate and commodity hedging to prevent severe losses.
Each industry should conduct research on supply and demand in each market during different periods so that credible information was available and the local farm produce market was not affected by rumours, leading to hoarding and selling at the same time, he said.
Tran Luong Thanh Tung, managing director of CFE Commodity Exchange JSC, said most of the country's farm produce was exported as raw material without branding, making for low export values.
Furthermore, local enterprises mainly took part in the low value chain, while the high value chain was outside the country, he said.
He said local businesses should improve their production technologies to add more value for their export items and export at CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight) prices.
Pham Ngoc Duong, editor-in-chief of the Viet Nam Supply Chain Insight magazine, said despite difficulties in the world economy this year, Viet Nam had enjoyed good earnings from exports of farm produce. The export of cashew, rubber, rice, coffee and other products had increased, he said.
Cashew export revenues, for instance, topped US$1.3 billion, up $150 million over last year.
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Coastal Blog
May 05 2015
Surfrider Vancouver Island Engaging Local Youth
Blue Water Task Force Youth Rise Above Plastics Water Quality Youth
The Vancouver Island Chapter is using their Blue Water Youth Task Force water testing program to promote environmental stewardship in youth and ensure safe and healthy access to local coastal habitats. This video documents how engaged the participating kids are in both the water quality testing and protecting the beach,…
May 04 2015
Hands Across the Sand: Coming to a Beach Near You on May 16!
Do you want to see our coasts protected from offshore drilling? Then sign up to participate in Hands Across the Sand on May 16, 2015!
April 30 2015
Activist Spotlight: We are Grassroots, Bottom-up
I am Surfrider because… Our oceans, waves, and beaches are at risk, and Surfrider provides the support and tools to maximize the impact I can have in protecting these resources in San Luis Obispo County, and elsewhere.
April 30 2015
Activist Spotlight: Protecting Five Star Waters
I am Surfrider because…I'm not just one, I'm one of many.
April 29 2015
Tar Ball Training Session Hosted by Emerald Coast Chapter
Five years after the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, the Coast Guard and State environmental agencies are scaling way back on their recovery efforts, but the Emerald Coast Chapter continues its grassroots efforts to monitor Northwest Florida beaches for lingering BP oil.
April 24 2015
Your Input is Shaping the Clean Water Rule
The EPA has just finished incorporating over 1 million public comments into an Administrative rule to clearly define 'Waters of the US' and restore Clean Water Act protections to small streams and wetlands. Meanwhile some members of Congress are trying to prevent the EPA from finalizing or implementing this rule.…
April 22 2015
Part 4: 4 Steps to Creating an Ocean Friendly Garden
Having read about two cool gardens and their benefits, you may be getting prepared to create your own. Here's how!
April 21 2015
Seawalls and Sea Level Rise: Not a Winning Course of Action at Sharp Park
Beach Access Coastal Preservation Beach Dredge & Fill Shoreline Armoring Legal
This article reviews the California Coastal Commission's recent grant of a Coastal Development Permit to the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department for developments at Sharp Park golf course, and the Surfrider Foundation San Francisco chapter's ongoing campaign to restore and protect Sharp Park, particularly, from coastal armoring.
April 20 2015
The Next Great Battle
Coastal Preservation Ocean Ecosystems Water Quality Illness Oil Spill
Today, April 20 marks the five-year anniversary of the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill. Despite the catastrophic effects this spill had – and continues to have – on the Gulf of Mexico ecosystem and coastal communities, the federal government is still attempting to introduce new drilling along much of the…
April 16 2015
Surfrider Becomes Regular Part of Science Class
Ocean Friendly Gardens Basic Class
Ocean Friendly Gardens (OFG) is a great way for teachers to put a familiar face on science. The Surfrider chapter OFG Chair comes back for a 2nd year of presentations, pointing to the OFG installed there.
April 14 2015
Part 3: Got A Hurricane? Get A Garden!
For Part 3, we head to the East Coast - Wilmington, North Carolina - for an Ocean Friendly Garden sponging up rainwater to help clean up surf and shellfish habitat, plus slow down and sink water to preventing flooding.
April 13 2015
Advancing Ocean Planning
Ocean Ecosystems Marine Spatial Planning
I had the good fortune to score an invitation from the Healthy Oceans Coalition to attend a series of meetings to promote the National Ocean Policy in Washington, D.C., this March.
April 10 2015
Why Seismic Matters - The Atlantic Braces for Shock Waves
The federal government has released a map showing where companies have applied to conduct seismic testing in the Atlantic. Seismic testing is the first step towards offshore drilling and will cause major impacts to marine wildlife.
April 10 2015
Volunteers for Our Ocean
Whether it's cleaning up a beach, testing water or speaking at a city council meeting Surfrider Foundation volunteers represent the true meaning of "National Volunteer Week." For more than 30 years, they have been working to protect our oceans, waves and beaches so we can enjoy them today, tomorrow and…
April 09 2015
Part 2: OFG Creates Cleaner Surf & Saves Water
Ocean Friendly Gardens Basic Class GAP HOW Lawn Patrol
Did you know your yard can provide the lifeblood of a healthy watershed and ocean? With the proper design, installation and maintenance, you will not only ensure a healthy landscape, but reduce water use and have piece of mind and more free time to spend enjoying the ocean.
April 09 2015
Ocean Illness Reporting Tool
Water Quality Illness Public Notification
Have you ever gotten sick after visiting the beach? Have you developed a rash, skin infection, flu-like symptoms or an upset stomach after going for a surf or swim? Use this online tool to report incidents of ocean illness.
April 01 2015
Activist Spotlight: Keeping It Clean Upstream
I am Surfrider because… I'm a Pisces and therefore a fish so I crave water in any form whether it's liquid, solid, or somewhere in-between.
April 01 2015
Activist Spotlight: Wet Feet and Dirty Hands
I am Surfrider because…I surf, sail, paddle, photograph, band osprey, explore, go fishing, and live for the water.
March 31 2015
The BEACH Act at 15 years
Water Quality Public Notification
Fifteen years ago, the BEACH Act enjoyed popular, bi-partisan support as it passed through the halls of Congress, and was signed into law by President Bill Clinton on October 10, 2000. Since then, this critical piece of legislation has fallen victim to the budget wars between Congress and the President,…
March 30 2015
Surfrider Visits White House for Ocean Progress Report
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Surfrider staff Matt Gove, along with representatives from other leading ocean environmental groups, met with White House officials to discuss the continued implementation of the National Ocean Policy (NOP). "Surfrider applauds the great work done by the National Ocean Council to strengthen and preserve our coastal and ocean ecosystems, communities,…


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TLH Leisure Resort
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Best Christmas Ever
I stayed at the Victoria Hotel for 3 nights over Christmas. It was the most fantastic christmas we have ever had. All the hotels were decorated beautifully. They gave out gifts, free drinks, festive food. The atmosphere was very special. The food was excellent. I travelled with my husband and two children. The facilities for all of us were superb. My children are aged 7 and 10 and they enjoyed themselves so much. It was our second visit (we first went in August 2005). Would definitely recommend it to everyone. In the summer it was full of families with children. At christmas there was mainly older people but there were about 30 children.
It has all the facilities you could want. It was clean, the staff are extremely friendly and helpful and the entertainments team do a very good job.
Great Family Hotel
We stayed at the Toorak Hotel in August. The hotel is somewhat dated but is clean and comfortable. We had a superior terrace room overlooking the outdoor pool which was very spacious, the added bonus of the terrace was a god send as the weather was fabulous. The food is passable, although the service in the restaurant is a little slow at times. What makes this hotel is the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. The receptionists are extremely helpful giving information about activities in the area. Nothing was too much trouble for our waitress in the restaurant and for our cleaner in the room! There is good evening entertainment for all the family, and daily activities for the children if they want them. The swimming pools are great and with indoor and outdoor to choose from it doesn't matter about the weather. I would recommend this hotel to families with children. Your children cannot be bored here! We are returning next August for what will be our third visit and looking forward to it already!!
Great for kids of all ages
Got back today from a week at the Carlton, half board. Booked at short notice and nothing was too much trouble. Easy to make a reservation. Our superior, front facing room was well worth the extra and although very booked up, we never felt crowded. So many facilities to use that we hardly left the complex. Our children of 11,16 and 17 were well occupied and the days flew by. The food was very good, a real adventure of new tastes..some a work of art. Most of the entertainment was good . The swimming in all the various pools was tops. Parking can be a problem.
Batchelor days
we stayed at the derwent on the weekend of 08/04/05 .the entertainment was superb with the batchelors on stage for 2hours on saturday .and what an excellent show they were.
the food was very good and the young spanish waitress couldn.t have been more helpful.
the leisure facilities are first class and will take some beating whereever you visit.
the aztec pool complex has to be the best indoor pool in any hotel in the country. we will certainly visit t.l.h again
This is an excellent stay for both first comers and seasoned visitors to Torquay. All the TLH hotels are linked and you are never left bored. Entertainment is at a premium and of course there is always the swimming pool. Breakfast and evening meals are not to be missed.
1st class family holiday
We have been twice to TLH - absolutely fantastic for families - loads to do. The swimming pools are out of this world-very clean changing rooms.Entertainment every night and stuff going on throughout the day. Massive games room, even a baby's play area. Everywhere has a food & drinks area - don't need to leave the hotel. Staff are brilliant.
Torquay leisure hotel
This was the 10th year we have stayed at TLH but the first at the Victoria which is much quieter than the Derwent.
our children although 16 and 18 had such a good time that they are talking about returning next year. so many families return year in year out that they always have friends to share it with. This year the management even let them have the disco for a private party.
The weather was bad but no one complained.
the evenings with Kevin were the best!!!
Good for families
1st visit, stayed half board at the Carlton in a superior family room which was quite spacious. We did a last minute booking on the internet. We thought it was excellent value for money. Our 5 year old daughter loved it. Great for kids, lots of activities with the kids club, indoor & outdoor play areas, discos and pools. Would give the food 7/10 but the desserts 10/10. The entertainment was good. I think teenagers would love it too, theres a huge basement with a bar, dance machines, snooker & pool tables, ten pin bowling, cyber cafe etc. Many people we spoke to had been going there for years. Centrally placed with a short walk to the promenade. We would definitely return.
Great for families
We have stayed three times at the Derwent Hotel which is part of the TLH resort and have always had a good time.
The rooms are reasonable and the staff friendly.
There is an indoor and outdoor pool, the indoor one has sauna and jacuzzi. There is also an arcade with bowling, table tennis, pool, computers, play stations etc. The kids are more than happy to stay in the hotel all day!
It is quite good value as includes Dinner, Bed and Breakfast. The food isn't bad and there is always an entertainment programme which again the kids love.
A very easy holiday - no need to think!
Excellent value break
Went at half term in Febuary,not a good choice if you have no children.Loads of children around, many were not under parental control,therefore made things difficult at times. The hotel,rooms and food were good quality and the service in the restaurant was good,even if the staff were rushed off their feet!!!! A very good value break as we booked through the internet ,rang the hotel but quoted rates on the net. Would return(out of school holidays though)
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The story behind the travels
As we all know travelling is not for everyone, some people have goals or aspirations such as money, houses, cars and material things where as for me school and grades meant nothing. To be quite honest with you I was the worst behaved, most arrogant teenager possible and at the time I did not care. Now do not get me wrong if I could go back and do it again I would however I would not be where I ...
Baby Steps
... money is at the root of everything we do nowadays, and well saving for our travels has been no easy task. Long office hours, tough discipline with our spending (not easy with a Ben&Jerrys obsession) and well general cutting back on every little thing we do on a daily basis. Well so far all I seem to have done is rant on but to put this into a nutshell, the baby steps of planning and saving are beyond exciting. 64 days till take ...
Morning on the beach
... wetsuits as the water is deathly cold! We on the other hand just sat and watched it all happening. Kate did not enjoy herself, she didn't like the beach, nor the cold weather and although I attempted to build a sandcastle and decorate it with the seaweed that had washed up on shore along with the cuttle fish, she really did not want to participate. I think that the heated indoor swimming pool back at the hotel had a lot more ...
Stonehenge, Salisbury and Exmouth
... where we saw the original Magna Carta that was signed in 1215. Also a clock that has been operating since 1386. This is the oldest working medieval clock in existence. It has no face but is designed to strike on the hour. We then had dinner with Brock's parents in an Indian restaurant in Topsham a cute seaside resort. A very pleasant ...
Holidaying in Dartmouth Devon
... water at the bottom of the cement steps so that others could have fun throughout the day. Kate did not like the crabs and stood well clear of the groups. After an enjoyable waterside lunch we caught the ferry across the harbour to board an old steam train that took us to Paignton. This seaside resort reminded us of the Ekka side show ally as it was very old but it was packed with holiday makers enjoying the sunshine. The beach here was a clay colour and more dense than our ...


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Cabrillo Inn & Suites Airport
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... our dinner.
Steve and Therese, with Christine and David in tow, leave early, hailing a taxi home. The rest of us prefer to walk. We walk back under a twillight sky, for it is still not very dark despite the late hour. The boys skip, holding hands with their cousins down the darkened sidewalk. The babies have long since fallen asleep in their strollers and Ergo, while the adults just pray the kids will actually fall asleep tonight. Tomorrow will be a big day. ...
San Diego Day 2
... spend $6 to ride a 1 minute roller coaster). I really enjoyed the scenery at mission beach and felt like I was truly in California when I saw guys with long hair skateboarding down the boardwalk. We walked pretty far down on the beach before we came upon a squid/seaweed looking creature that Jessie and Jack became very fond of. We debated for 5 minutes over what phylum this obscure looking sea creature belonged to before we agreed it was indeed seaweed and decided to sneak up on ...
Clang, clang, clang went the trolley
... they weren't there. I decided that we should go back after supper and take a flashlight. When I got back to our site however Bev and Roger were already there visiting with Bob in our motor home! We had a little chat and made plans for tomorrow.
Bob barbequed some steaks and we had a great dinner, watched a little TV and had an early night. ...
Day 196 San diego day 1 (Zoo day)
I got up this morning at 7.30am, showered, dressed and then went in search of breakfast. Breakfast at the hostel was very simple, really toast, a bit of cereal and a make your own waffles. After breakfast i went back to the room, got ready for the day, tidied up and then left the hostel.
From the hostel i walked up the street to the bus stop. I caught bus number 7 to ...
Double the fun?
... some younger child's episodes (no names please) it was a nice outing. The truth is that the zoos in Israel are great and there wasn't anything really knew for us except maybe the Panda who was fast asleep (and we had to wait in the sun almost half an hour to see her!) But our kids love animals, reptiles, insects, and they had a good time.
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The Chapman family were well known in the northeast as shipowners and mariners. Chapman at first followed his father's profession and for three years he commanded a ship trading with western and northern Europe. His interest in the steam engine led him to find work as an engineer. He went to Ireland with Matthew Boulton in 1783 and remained there for the next eleven years. He acted initially as an agent for Boulton and Watt, but increasingly undertook civil engineering projects, planning and overseeing the construction of canals, bridges, and docks. In England, he worked on drainage schemes and railway lines to and from coal mines. He wrote numerous technical papers for various professional journals.
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With Networx in place, agencies are ready to roll
The brand names will mostly be the same. GSA awarded Networx Enterprise May 31 to five companies: AT&T, Level 3 Communications, Verizon Communications, Qwest Government Services and Sprint/Nextel. In March, three of those companies — AT&T, Verizon and Qwest — also won contracts under GSA's larger Universal Networx program.
The two contracts offer many of the same services. All 10 of the telecom services that GSA required vendors to provide under Enterprise are included on Universal. Universal offers 25 additional varieties of telecom services. But there are other differences in the contracts that agencies should consider, too, GSA officials said.
"Enterprise required awardees to bid IP services, but the optional categories are where we hoped to attract new entrants into the market," said John Johnson, assistant commissioner of integrated technology services at GSA's Federal Acquisition Service. "Universal provides a robust suite of services, while Enterprise has the value of better prices. It is focused on IP-based services, and there are more vendors who can compete" in offering those services.
The Networx program is the successor to GSA's FTS 2001 program, whose contracts are nearing expiration. Agencies will have about two years to move their telecom business from the FTS 2001 contracts to the Networx ones. Johnson said agencies should begin their transition to Universal in late July or early August and their transition to Enterprise by September.
Networx has a maximum lifespan of 10 years and an estimated value of about $20 billion, according to GSA. It covers voice, IP, wireless, satellite and IP-centric services.
One of the largest users of Networx will be the Defense Department, which played a key role in developing the contract's requirements, Johnson said. "We had several meetings with [the Defense Information Systems Agency] to make sure Networx would satisfy them," he said. "Networx is heavy in the area of security and reliability."
DISA spokesman Mike Thiem said DISA intends to transition all FTS commercial voice services to Networx and has hired a full-time transition manager to accomplish that task. "Any commercial circuits or frame relay will be moved to Networx," he said. "Command and control related requirements will go to the Global Information Grid," DOD's worldwide secure IP network.
The Agriculture, Homeland Security, Housing and Urban Development, Interior and Treasury departments also will be among the first to transition to the new contracts.
A DHS spokesman said the agency intentionally did not include wireless products or services on its agencywide contracts because it plans to order those services through Networx.
HUD is considering a variety of Networx services, including wireless, voice over IP for data and video, and security services for voice and data communications, said Bajinder Paul, HUD's deputy chief information officer for information technology operations.
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The Pentagon does not see the resignation of CIO Teri Takai and other senior officials as disrupting its coordination with industry on IT issues, Defense Press Secretary John Kirby said April 29 in a briefing with reporters.
"I don't foresee there's going to be any drop off or degradation of our coordination and relationship with industry as a result of this," Kirby said. "Ms. Takai has done a great job in that regard and ... I think she has worked very hard to make sure that that kind of collaboration can continue and we look forward to that."
Takai revealed she was stepping down as DOD's top IT officer in an April 28 email to staff. Her deputy, Robert Carey, left DOD for the private sector in late March, while the Office of the Deputy Chief Management Officer -- another important IT policy driver -- has seen three officials leave since last summer.
The CIO is "a critical part of this department and a critical capability that we've got to continue to improve," Kirby said April 29. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel "knows it's an important job, wants to fill it [and] wants to fill it with the right person. It's more important that we get the right talent in there than we do it quickly," he added.
The Pentagon has no timeline for replacing Takai as CIO, Kirby said, adding that the department would like to find a permanent replacement as soon as possible.
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Sure, she did a great job.
Separately, is there any proof that the legions of CIOs, deputy CIOs, assistant CIOs and their fleets of staff and contractors have had any measurable impact--that is, Postitive Impact, on the quality of IT spending, for example, a higher rate of successful programs and systems? If so, please provide.
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Christopher Place is quietly secluded on a 200-acre Smoky Mountain estate, but a short drive will take you into the nearby cities.
Home of the Aquarium of the Smokies, hundreds of shops, and many fun restaurants. Gatlinburg is 25 miles from the inn.
- Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies – Gatlinburg 1-888-240-1358 Giant spider crabs, a million gallon shark tank, and a stingray petting tank are part of the fun.
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Birthplace of Dolly Parton and home of Dollywood, the Dixie Stampede, and several music theatres. Pigeon Forge awaits you 35 miles from the inn.
- Dollywood – 865-428- 9488 – This theme park owned by the country singer and Smoky Mountain natives blends thrill rides, arts and crafts, and live music.
- Dixie Stampede Dinner Show – 865-453-4400 – Singing waiters, ostrich races, and rodeo acts while you dine.
Shop 'till you drop at many fine outlet malls. Sevierville is just 30 miles from the inn
- Forbidden Caverns – 865-453-5972 – One hour walking tour of sparkling cave formations and natural grottoes.
A small craft village known as the back door to the Smokies, 6 miles from the inn.
A quiet riverside town 5 miles from the inn with a golf course and restaurants.
A quick hour from Christopher Place, Asheville offers fine dining, arts & craft communities, as well as the home of Biltmore Estate & Village.
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States that allow raw milk sales have more than twice as many dairy-related disease outbreaks as states with prohibitions on such unpasteurized products, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study showed.
According to Bloomberg News, the rate of incidents caused by raw milk, cheese and yogurt was 150 times greater than outbreaks linked to pasteurized milk, according to the Atlanta-based CDCs study, published in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases. The 13-year review examined outbreaks from 1993 to 2006 in all 50 U.S. states.
Unpasteurized dairy has gained popularity by consumers who say raw milk strengthens the immune system and provides other health benefits. Twenty states ban raw milk sales in some form.
"Restricting the sale of raw milk products is likely to reduce the number of outbreaks and can help keep people healthier," Robert Tauxe, deputy director of the CDC's Division of Foodborne, Waterborne and Environmental Diseases, said in a statement.
Dairy caused 4,413 illnesses, 239 hospitalizations and three deaths, according to the study. In 60 percent of the outbreaks, state health officials determined raw milk products were the cause.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration banned the interstate sale of raw milk in 1987 and has investigated farmers and co-op owners who provide raw milk products.
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WhoSay Launches Mobile App for Fans
The digital media company allows fans to build their own celebrity-focused feeds from content generated by the stars themselves.
WhoSay has launched a free iOS application for fans.
The company was founded in 2010 by Steve Ellis and CAA as a platform for actors, athletes, musicians and other stars to easily share their photos, videos and other self-generated content across Twitter, Facebook and other social media sites. WhoSay's mobile and desktop web portals currently receive 12 million visitors per month.
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Now WhoSay has created an app targeted at fans, allowing them to construct customized feeds with content direct from their favorite stars. (An Android version is expected to be released by the end of the year.) Fans can handpick individuals as well as select from genres like "comedians" or "soccer players" to build a personalized experience. An in-house editorial team will curate content for special events, such as the Emmys, and promote content from members with new projects, such as the upcoming fall TV shows. WhoSay's 1,500-plus celebrity users, who include Channing Tatum, Tom Hanks and Sofia Vergara, have more than 1 billion combined social media connections.
"We think of ourselves as a new kind of digital magazine, where our fans get real-time content by our members and customize their experience," Ellis, WhoSay's CEO, tells The Hollywood Reporter.
Unlike with other social media sites, all content posted to WhoSay is owned by its posters — in other words, the celebrities themselves. The New York-based company, which also has offices in Los Angeles and London, plans to share with its members revenue generated from the content they post via native advertising and other marketing opportunities.
"Our clients have very unique and valuable content. Everyone knows it," Ellis says. "So it's great to be able to turn that into something. We've already begun to monetize the platform."
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"WhoSay is doing some groundbreaking work to help artists turn all their direct-to-fan and digital activities into a real business opportunity," Luis Balaguer, Vergara's manager at Latin World Entertainment, tells THR in a statement.
WhoSay's Talent app, accessible by invitation only, allows its celebrity clients to publish across multiple social media platforms and also work with corporate and nonprofit partners such as NBC, Nike and the Red Cross for promotional social media messages.
"From the business perspective for our clients, what matters for us is that this is the first media company ever by, with and for the artists," Ellis says. "What matters the most is that they have a place where they can tell the stories they care about, their way."
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Delicious! As others suggested, I doubled the spice rub for 1 lb. of boneless/skinless chicken breasts and had just enough. Also adjusted the spices to 1/2 tsp chipotle chili powder and 1 tsp paprika. A whole tsp of chili powder would have been too spicy. Poked chicken breasts with fork before using spice rub. Baked in oven for 25 minutes at 450 degrees (covered, greased glass pan), top broiled for another 5 minutes. Surprisingly, the chicken breasts came out deliciously moist! Plenty of liquid in the pan to use for serving. Will definitely make again.flag if inappropriate
Great weekday meal. I used dried cilantro instead of coriander and cayenne instead of chilli powder (only because I didn't have any). I punctured the chicken breasts with a fork to make sure the seasoning really got in there. I skipped the frying and just roasted the chicken, covered, for ~25 mins... came out incredibly juicy and tender. This chicken would be delicious topped with some kind of salsa (e.g.: mango chutney, etc).flag if inappropriate
Holey moley! What a simple and delicious recipe. I had boneless skinless chicken breasts. Reading the reviews, I doubled the spices, halved the salt, and cooked with a little white wine (to make up for not having skin). Those were the best roasted chicken breasts I have ever made. Definitely a new staple in my house.flag if inappropriate
Delicious. I did as others said and doubled the spices. I was hesitant, and always have been, about cooking with cinnamon, but I am so glad I tried this recipe. It was amazingly tasty. The cinnamon tied it all together. It's not just another spice rub. Also before I roasted the chicken breasts, I put them in a brine solution of 1/4 salt to 4 cups water and let it sit in fridge for an hour. Thankfully I did this, because I over cooked the chicken, but it was still moist.flag if inappropriate
Great recipe. The only significant change was that after the chicken came out of the oven, I deglazed with a little white wine and then added some chicken stock and cooked it down. Also, chili powders really vary, we use "pure" ones from the Mexican market rather than the spice blends sold in the supermarket. Really great flavor. I cooked the chicken in the pan until it was "blackened," wasn't sure if it would taste burnt, but it was fine.flag if inappropriate
This is one of my go to easy weeknight dinners. Always a big hit.flag if inappropriate
I have made this recipe many times with success. It can be even easier and better when simply using the rub (I doubled the amounts) on a whole chicken, skipping the browning, and roasting in a convection oven at 350 for 45 minutes. The skin is is crusty, but not greasy, and the meat is juicy and tender.flag if inappropriate
The house is filled with a brilliant, aromatic dinner-smell - a great recipe! Served old-school with a baked potato and steamed french green beans. Simple for my family, elegant for guests ... this recipe is a Keeper with a capital K.flag if inappropriate
This was a winner- as you already know from the many reviews! My comments would be I'd absolutely cook the chicken for less time than recommended, came out a bit dry. Also goes well with rice or pasta to soak up the nice sauce. Yum.flag if inappropriate
I didn't know until reading these reviews tonight that this is one of R.R.'s go to meals. I discovered this recipe (on this site) about 3 years ago, and make it almost biweekly. Now prefer it with bone-in/skin on chicken thighs. Guests always ooh and ah over it. I deglaze with white wine. Tonight I served it with couscous with shallots, raisins and almonds, and a carrot/raisin salad for a dinner party. The house smelled wonderful, and the guests ate every bite. Delicious, easy, and affordable.flag if inappropriate


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Tuesday September 29, 2015
Buckeye Diesel Blast Results - FYI 2015
NADM Staff
Buckeye Diesel Blast results for Sept 26th, in LaRue OH at the MCIR track! Diesel Motorsports wants to thank all of the competitors and fans who came out on a beautiful fall day to enjoy the diesel lifestyle family event! Fun was had by all and we look forward to next year's event!
Monday August 17, 2015
Rocky Mountain Diesel Shootout Results!
NADM Staff
DIESEL Motorsports wants to thank Industrial Injection and the DM crew who make the Rocky Mountain Diesel Shootout fun to do every year! Photos from event and results are listed below:
Rocky Mountain Diesel Results August 14/15th
DIESEL Motorsports
Flowmaster Series Drag Racing
ET Bracket
1st Verlon Southwick - 2006 GMC 2500 R.094, D12.20 - 12.434 @87.80,
2nd Jeremy Pundt - 2006 Ram R.375, D13.70 - 13.823 @94.30,
12.0 Index Quick Diesel
1st Corbin Humphries - 2004 Dmax R.209, D12.0 - 12.366 @99.32,
2nd Darryl Atkin - 2006 Chevy R.091, D12.0 - 12.875 @106.24,
UnLimited - Heads - up
1st Dallas Hunt - 2001 Chevy 2500, R1.525, 13.911 @115.56,
2nd Jarid Vollmer - 2006 Ram - broke at line
Both trucks ran impressive speeds during the night with Hunt running 9.8 @149mph and Vollmer running 8.89 159mph
Tuesday July 28, 2015
Ozark Diesel Shootout Results 2015
NADM Staff
DIESEL Motorsports wants to thank all competitors and fans who braved the heat (107º) on Saturday for a fun time in the sun. It was nice to put faces with names and meeting many new diesel enthusiasts with great trucks. The winners are listed below:
Flowmaster Drag Racing!
ET Bracket Class
1st - Eddie Godat - Dial 17.58 - RT .1581 - ET 17.7036
2nd - P Higgins - Dial 15.06 - RT .3520 - ET 15.0029
Quick Diesel 12.0 Index
1st C Rude - Dial 12.0 - RT .1191 - ET 13.9224
2nd J Layden-Dial 12.0 - RT -.0684 - ET 11.7868
Unlimited (heads-up)
1st J Powell - RT .1796 - ET 12.3644 - mph 103
2nd B Grapevine- RT .2497 - ET 14.1454 - mph 65.38
Monday July 27, 2015
East Coast Diesel Nationals Results for 2015
NADM Staff
DIESEL Motorsports wants to thank all competitors and fans who make this event successful every year. The weather cooperated and it was a great day for many diesel enthusiasts who conversed with each other the entire day while watching some great diesel competition.
Tuesday April 28, 2015
Nebraska Diesel Show Results
NADM Staff
Nebraska Diesel Show held in Kearney NE at the Kearney Raceway on Saturday and Sunday was the first DIESEL ONLY event held in Nebraska with GREAT results! DIESEL Motorsports wants to thank the local NDS members and the Kearney Raceway Staff and owners for making us feel welcome plus providing a great crowd to watch the activities. Winners are listed below:
Friday December 26, 2014
Major events already confirmed for 2015 - more to come!
NADM Staff
The larger and older events for DIESEL Motorsports are already set for 2015. There will be new additions to the shows so check back with our web site for announcements after the middle of January.
Haisley's Thunder in Muncie - June 19/20th
Muncie IN
East Coast Diesel Nationals - July 18th
Numidia, PA
Industrial Injection's Rocky Mountain Diesel Shootout - Aug 14th
Buckeye Diesel Blast - September 26th
LaRue, OH
Wednesday October 1, 2014
Buckeye Diesel Blast Results - FYI!
NADM Staff
DIESEL Motorsports wants to thank all of the competitors for putting on a great show for the crowd and the crew at MCIR in LaRue OH! Beautiful weather made the event fun for the people who brought their trucks to watch the competitors in the year end blowout for DIESEL Motorsports!
Monday August 18, 2014
Rocky Mountain DIESEL SHOOTOUT RESULTS
NADM Staff
Industrial Injection's Rocky Mountain Diesel Shootout RESULTS
A beautiful weekend in SLC for a two day event with lots of competitive trucks with a NEW Word record set by Jarid Vollmer with his Bullydog truck in the Unlimited Heads up Drag racing class!
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Re: Star Wars: The Old Republic anticipation thread.
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I can't decide if I'd rather play a Trooper, a Bounty Hunter, or a Smuggler.
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I'm probably going to go with Smuggler first, for mostly the same reason. Plus the Gunslinger class just sounds like a lot of fun.
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UPDATE: Reebok's Terry Tate and other Super Bowl ads drive viewers to the Web.
With the Super Bowl over, advertisers who anted up more than $2 million for a 30-second commercial time slot are turning to Internet campaigns to maintain buzz for their brands.
Take Reebok, for example. The Canton, Mass.-based sneaker manufacturer returned to the Super Bowl for the first time in eight years, running a one-minute commercial that featured "Terrible Terry Tate, Office Linebacker," a Lawrence Taylor clone inclined to make bone-crushing tackles on office workers who commit faux pas like failing to refill the coffee pot or playing solitaire on their computers.
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Interestingly, Reebok products do not make an appearance in the ad. That's apparently where the Internet is supposed to come in. In spots running soon, viewers will be directed to a Terry Tate Web site Reebok has set up at Reebok.com. There, a viewer can view up to four four-minute Terry Tate vignettes that feature the aggressive enforcer of office decorum. Reebok plans to release the short films over the next few weeks, extending the Super Bowl campaign beyond the game. The hook is that a viewer wishing to see the films need to join "Terry's team" and submit names, email address, sex and age to Reebok. The site offers a chance to opt-in for more info from Reebok about the office linebacker.
Reebok is not alone in its interactive tie-in. Pepsi ran an extensive ad campaign on Yahoo in the weeks leading up to the Super Bowl, encouraging users to vote for which ending the company should use for its Sierra Mist commercial. According Pepsi, over 200,000 users voted. The winning ad, "Monkey Catapult," apparently proved a hit with viewers, sliding into the No. 5 slot in the AdBowl rankings.
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