text:
HINDSIGHT can be a wonderful thing but its absolutely worthless when you let an opportunity of a lifetime pass by.
There were around 400 lucky Australians marching the fairways of Augusta National in April this year. Most – including yours truly – were part of an Australian golf tour group, all standing and cheering (some even crying) within a lob wedge of Adam Scott when he rewrote Masters history to claim the country's first green jacket. It was an experience money can't buy...or so they thought.
On the other side of the planet there were about 23 million people who had to settle for watching the drama unfold on Australian television, cheering nervously as they slurped on their WeetBix in readiness for a rendition of Waltzing Matilda.
What they would have given to be there in person to witness the moment. But it was too late, for he who hesitates
is lost.
Golf tours have grown in popularity among Aussies in recent years. As a consequence, tour companies have tripled in number, providing stiff competition for one another and a selection headache for those looking to book that dream getaway.
What was once a humble little industry built solely around packaging golf courses and accommodation for the travelling
golfer has developed into something far greater. Today, golf tours offer something for everyone and are not purely marketed to the playing enthusiast alone. There are inclusive tickets to other sporting events and activities, celebrity guest appearances, luxury wining and dining add-ons and exclusive PGA accredited coaching opportunities tobe considered.
"What golf tours offer their customers off the course is perhaps their biggest drawcard," says Adam Wilcox, director of Wilcox Events that offers a dream tour to the US Masters via Las Vegas on its 2014 calendar. "It's not just about the golf – this is a given – but what experiences you can give the customer that money simply can't buy them back home is what separates a great golf tour from the rest."
He's not wrong. Wilcox Events' US Masters Tour via Las Vegas was certainly an eye-opening experience this scribe won't forget in a hurry. Why? Because it was so much more than the world-class golf courses we played. Like the entire crew on the 2013 tour, I took home memories that will last a lifetime...and that, when it's all said and done, is priceless.
Here's my short diary of just one of the many golf tours available you can book today and start planning for tomorrow. Don't hesitate – hindsight is no comfort when it's too late.
They say What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas but this should never apply to golf. In fact, the whole world needs to know about the 70-odd clubs that litter the desert landscape away from the bright lights of Sin City's famous strip.
A fine selection of public-access layouts are headlined by a handful of ultra-exclusive, purpose-built championship courses, all owned and operated by the city's leading casinos as a sweetener for their regular high rollers.
On the Wilcox Events US Masters via Las Vegas Tour, you get access to four of the finest tracks in the region while kicking back each night in the luxury of the world-renowned Bellagio Hotel. And you don't have to lift a finger either because if there's one thing America does well, it's hospitality. From the hotel's bellboys and friendly shuttle bus drivers to the courses' professional caddies and staff – you will be on the first tee each morning without doing a thing.
Rio Secco Golf Club, home of the Butch Harmon School of Golf, the popular T-Mates female caddies and the 'Million Dollar Hole' is a cracking way to start the trip. The course sits at the foothills of the Black Mountain Range about 20 kilometres southeast of the Las Vegas Strip and is cleverly designed to allow six holes to cut through steep canyons, another six on a plateau overlooking the city and the remaining six positioned in a broad desert wash. With a worldclass driving range set-up and superb clubhouse facilities, you'll leave Rio Secco suitably impressed, particularly
if you kept your ball on the fairways and away from the rocks (don't be tempted to play off them if you treasure your clubs). The rest of the day is all yours to explore the strip and its many treasures.
TPC Summerlin was our destination on Day 2 after another hearty Bellagio buffet breakfast (compliments as part of your tour booking). The name will ring a few bells among keen US PGA Tour followers as it was the home of Justin
Timberlake's Shriners Hospitals for Children tournament for many years, not to mention the home of Tiger Woods' first professional victory back in 1996.
An oasis in the Nevada desert just minutes from the strip, TPC Summerlin showcases an array of amenities along with the personalised service and privileges that have become synonymous with the US PGA Tour's acclaimed TPC Network of clubs. It's here you really get a feel for the US PGA Tour experience and perhaps the most challenging task is selecting a favourite hole on a course that majestically weaves in and around some of the biggest houses you will
ever see. Sadly, most are foreclosed due to the economic crisis plaguing much of America and are maintained by the
banks in the hope for a discounted sale, much to the benefit of the aesthetics of the course. Many in our group actually ranked TPC Summerlin as their favourite layout of the tour. After 18 memorable holes and a nice lunch, it was back to the hotel and more free time to explore the city's many shops, shows and roulette tables. I took the opportunity to venture out to one of the city's two famous premium outlets precincts for some much-needed upgrading to the wardrobe. And you won't believe the prices!
Day 3 saw us off to Anthem Country Club, a personal favourite of our host Adam who had given it a pretty big rap ahead of our tee-time. As we entered the Fort Knox-like gates of what was quite clearly another multi-million dollar estate, you could hear the pulsating nerves of our crew as the bus drove around some intimidating lakes and hazards.
This spectacular Hale Irwin/Keith Foster designed layout just 15 minutes from town was the most intimidating yet. It only took a few holes before Adam's summation of the place rang true –dramatic elevation changes, breathtaking natural desert terrain, sparkling waterfalls, six lakes and picturesque canyons – yep, this was one tough track, "but arguably the most fun of all," said Peter from Melbourne, who somehow won our tour's daily competition for $100 in casino chips, despite a late night out that saw him miss the bus from the hotel and find his own way to the course...in a limo nonetheless.
Our final full day in Sin City had arrived and it was time to play the one course that I'd been dying to play. Cascata, owned by Caesar's Palace, is fit for a king. To get there, you literally have to go off the beaten track. A narrow, dirt road with no signage off the highway leads us to some scary looking gates. After passing another security check, we drove up towards a 37,000-square-foot Tuscan-style mansion. "No, that's the clubhouse, mate," Adam explained to me.
For those that weren't already convinced this place was golf's version of wonderland, the next few seconds took
care of that. A quick flick of a switch by our host and a gushing waterfall starts tumbling down from the canyons out on the course, cascading in through the clubhouse and pro shop. "A waterfall in the clubhouse?" I asked. "Yeah, they don't do anything in half measures here," Adam replied. The course itself was over-the-top Vegas at its very best...and quickly asserted itself in my top-3 golf experiences of all-time.
Was it the stunning vistas at every turn, the mountain-high canyons that dwarfed the sand dunes of Scotland, the glass-like greens that welcome Masters hopefuls annually to finetune their putting a week out from Augusta, the tour-class caddies – all pro golfers themselves – or perhaps the personalised name tags on our lockers?
No matter how hard you try, you simply can't comprehend how they make a golf course look so green and
spectacular in the middle of a desert.
We returned to the clubhouse for a bite to eat and round one of the Masters on the big screen. Our bus eventually arrived and while we were packing our clubs away for the final time, the real fun was just about to begin. The next day we were boarding a plane for Atlanta. "Get ready to be blown away, guys," warns Adam. Augusta National, here we come!
There really is nothing anybody can tell you that will fully prepare you for the Augusta experience. "I don't try to explain it – I just let people on my tour go there and see for themselves what all the fuss is about," Wilcox says. "Obviously they've seen it all on TV, but until you're inside the gates, breathing in the air and walking down around Amen's Corner, you don't realise just how special the place is. Augusta is a small country town that has virtually nothing … except for the prettiest golf course in the world. But every year the town comes alive to host golf's greatest party during Masters week."
In April this year, I attended that party...and what a party it was.The Masters captures the imagination of an entire community...even the churches. Take St Mark United Methodist Church's timely signage: "Before the Masters why don't you come worship the Master this Sunday at 8.30". Amen!
Staying at the Country Inn & Suites, just down the road from the course, my arrival into town was met with surges
of adrenalin. Like children on a trip to Disneyland, our tour was full of grown men and women who were suddenly
screaming like little kids as our bus passed the famed Magnolia Lane.
As we were being handed our badges to get inside the Augusta gates, the exclusivity of these tickets quickly hit
home when a local news report claimed passes to the final two days of the tournament were fetching in excess of $3000 each. Yep, after playing four of the most exclusive courses in the country, we were now attending a sporting event that was harder to get into than the Superbowl.
Augusta was everything I thought it would be...and more. The fact Adam Scott ended Australia's Masters drought while we were there only made it all the sweeter. I could fill an entire magazine with my highlights. From walking down 10 and taking in the dramatic changes in elevation, to sitting amongst the crowd beside the 12th tee, taking in all the action on holes 11, 12 and 13 – there truly is something special about Augusta that you can't put into words. You simply must experience it for yourself.
My media accreditation afforded me some great privileges, but I equally enjoyed walking with the fans. There's not a blade of grass out of line. Not a grain of bunker sand out of colour. Oh, and the history of the place. Like thousands before me, I replayed Bubba's famous hook shot out of the trees on 10 – albeit without a club or ball – and I stood right where Phil Mickelson played his equally as impressive 6-iron out of the pine straw on 13 en route to the 2010 title.
I even (painfully) relived Larry Mize's famous chip-in on 11 that broke Greg Norman and the heart of a nation. But there's no doubt the greatest experience of all was standing greenside to witness history unfold before me.When Scott sank that life-changing putt, I declared it the greatest sporting event I'd been to. I knew there and then I wanted to
return to see him defend the title in 2014. And I just might, you know.
I spotted numerous famous faces during my time at Augusta National but I never thought I would be sitting down having dinner with one after the third round of the Masters. West Indian cricket legend Brian Lara was an idol of mine growing up. In the blink of an eye he was sitting next to me over dinner and chatting about everything I could possibly throw at him.
Lara is just one of the many celebrities aligned with Wilcox Events and a regular on its US Masters Tour via Las Vegas. Next year, he will be joined by former Manchester United star Dwight Yorke for a night some lucky Aussies will never forget.
For Wilcox himself, getting celebrities to join his flagship tour is all part of creating the ultimate overseas experience for his clients. "I guess ultimately what I'm trying to create here is the dream tour for Australians," he says. "Playing golf in
the entertainment capital of the world, followed by entry into the greatest golf tournament in the world and topped off with socialising with some of the biggest sporting names in the world is a pretty unique combination. So if there's one golf tour Aussies just have to experience, it's this one."
To guarantee your spot on the 2014 US Masters Tour via Las Vegas, contact Adam Wilcox on 0410 049 419, e-mail
email@example.com or visit usmasterstour.com
Originally published as Take a tour to the Masters via Vegas


text:
Some habits at the veterinarian's office, dubbed "vet peeves" by the author of this article, can affect pet care, and she suggests avoiding them to keep the owner, pet and veterinarian happy. It's important to arrive on time, listen while receiving pet care instructions and let the professionals handle the pet restraint during exams. Also, don't get upset if asked to leave the room for a procedure to be completed.
Full Story:PetSide.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Articles tagged 3-d
6 Jul 2011 // 4:00 AM
What's troubling in the move from unusual to ubiquitous is that the choice to go 3-D has increasingly become a commercial rather than a creative one.READ more
29 Apr 2010 // 2:49 AM
LOS ANGELES — On a recent afternoon, a dozen cinematographers, directors and camera assistants huddled inside a sound stage on the Sony Pictures lot in CulverREAD more
31 Dec 2009 // 5:01 AM
Like it or loathe it, the new year in movies will be dominated by one thing: 3-D. The runaway success of James Cameron's sci-fiREAD more
17 Dec 2009 // 10:00 AM
Cameron's evocations of everything from Blackwater's Iraq massacres to the Trail of Tears gives his story an uncommon resonance. This is a whole new kind of science fiction filmmaking, something particularly grandly spectacular, even if occasionally daft and overblown.READ more
17 Jul 2009 // 6:18 AM
Watching Henry Sellick's stop-motion animated "Coraline" in the theater, I had some reservations about its dramatic effectiveness but none at all about its breathtakingREAD more
5 Jun 2009 // 2:18 AM
Hollywood executives and filmmakers have been waiting for the "killer app" that will change 3-D movies from a novelty to a necessity. Now some areREAD more
12 Jan 2009 // 7:59 PM
Casey Driessen is a rather funky fellow. He wears red shoes. He eats headphones at art museums. Sometimes he channels Vassar Clements.READ more
12 Dec 2008 // 2:50 AM
Don't count on seeing representatives of filmmakers and exhibitors in front of Congress asking for money. "It's been great," said Alan Stock, CinemarkREAD more
5 Jun 2008 // 5:15 AM
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - In the movie theater of the near future, the big attraction may not be a movie. How about a front-row seatREAD more
23 Dec 2006 // 5:00 AM
At long last, the annual rite of passage, the "best of" list... Here's PopMatters picks for the best 60 records of 2006.READ more
16 Jul 2006 // 11:00 PM
This record changes everything. Witness a free-wheeling Americana near masterpiece.READ more
Animal Collective "Kinda Bonkers" (Singles Going Steady) // Music
Hayley Kiyoko "Palace" (Justin Caruso Remix) (premiere) // Music
Marty Stuart "Way Out West" (Singles Going Steady) // Music
Katie Herzig "I Want to Make You Proud" (video) (premiere) // Music
'Who' Will Be the Next Doctor?
// Channel Surfing
"What shall it be? A Doctor with whip-smart delivery of his lines? A woman who will bewitch before she kicks a Dalek's ass? Oh, the possibilities...READ the article


text:
New Favorites from Lion Brand: 15 Free Knitting Patterns for Scarves, Afghans and More
Bonus: Get our newsletter & special offers for free. We will not share or sell your email address. View our Privacy Policy
Latest Comments
"Can the legs be made with the same yarn as the rest of the sweater? I think Bernat Berella 4 was discontinued."
"What I cute idea! I have skeins of this fluffy yarn left over and it seems to have gone "out of vogue." This is a clever way to use it up, and I bet I know some little girls who would love these for the bedrooms!"
"I very seldom read an entire knitting pattern before I start because it just makes more sense as I knit along. However, I would recommend giving this one a quick read through. The earflap attachment can be a bit tricky. Just read carefully!!"
"What a clever pattern for those tiny leftovers of superbulky yarn! I can't wait to get these on my needles and clean that basket of scraps out of my closet!"
Retro Dominoes Afghan
By: Free Vintage Knitting
We are adding the pattern to your Knitting Patterns.
This pattern has been saved to My Knitting Patterns.
Click here to view your Knitting Patterns.
Remember the good ol' days when people used to play jacks and dominoes? Rekindle those memories and make this vintage pattern for the Retro Dominoes Afghan. Knit in simply black and white, this classic pattern will bring a vintage touch to any room its placed in.
Knitting Needle Size: 10 or 6 mm
Yarn Weight: (4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Tags / Related Topics
Your Recently Viewed Projects
Images from other crafters
Love these projects? Get MORE delivered to your Inbox – FREE Click Here!
javaprincess247 29 37621
Feb 20, 2012
The pattern is there, and you don't have to sign up for anything. Just scroll down the page and select the pattern you want.
Feb 17, 2012
The link to the "pattern" is not that at all. This entire page is just an advertisement to entice you to sign up and provide your info at a different web site.
Report Inappropriate Comment
Are you sure you would like to report this comment? It will be flagged for our moderators to take action.
Thank you for taking the time to improve the content on our site.
Something worth saving?
- SAVE all your favorite patterns
- ADD personal notes
- QUICKLY reference your patterns
Free eBooks
- 15 Free Cute Knitting Patterns for Every Season
- 24 Quick and Easy Knitting Patterns
- 9 Free Knitting Patterns Perfect for Spring
- A Knitters Gift Guide: 8 Homemade Gift Ideas
- A Yarn Hoarders Guide to Organization: Knitting Storage Solutions, Simple Knitting Patterns and More
- Easy Lace Knitting Patterns
- How to Knit for Beginners: 9 Free Tutorials
- The Best Light & Lacy Knit Scarf Patterns: 7 Free Scarf Patterns for You


text:
Is Hang Chin Engineering incorrect or missing key business information? Update your Hotfrog listing today.
Contact details
Are these details correct?
Hotfrog Singapore provides information regarding Hang Chin Engineering in Singapore. Hang Chin Engineering is located at Golden Mile Complex, 5001 Beach Rd #03-98H Golden Mile Complex, Singapore 199588 and provides Automotive services. Contact them on 6899 8398.
Is Hang Chin Engineering in Golden Mile Complex, 5001 Beach Rd #03-98H Golden Mile Complex, Singapore 199588 your business? Claim your listing and attract more leads by adding more content, photos and other business details.
We have more Automotive services in Singapore available on Hotfrog Singapore. You can update your search for Singapore Automotive by location, keyword or service options.
Small Business Hub
Sharing tips, ideas and advice to help grow your small business.
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
In the Spotlight: Kristina Treanor, M.S.
A research based approach to career management leads to a rewarding new career in consultingStanford Affiliation: Graduate Student
Department: Microbiology & Immunology
School: Medicine Degree: M.S.
Industry: Consulting
Position: Business Associate
Location: ZS Associates, San Mateo, CA
It scared me to death when I realized I didn't want a career in science or even my Ph.D.; what else was I going to do? I presented a list of what I was looking for in a career to friends, family, and the Stanford Career Development Center (CDC). After learning about and researching various career opportunities, consulting emerged as an ideal fit. Prior to my
search, I knew nothing about the field. To learn more and to improve my interviewing skills, I read numerous guides and became a regular at the CDC and here in the School of Medicine Career Center (SoMCC). The hard work and countless hours paid off, and now I can't wait to start my new job in March, 2006. I look forward to the permanently steep learning curve, problem solving, and constant teamwork.
Kristina Treanor
December 28, 2005


text:
Plates dividing gassilicate
Found: 1 products← Back to category "Wall and partition plates"
The block is gas-silicate peregorodochny, wall
In stock
Price:32.23 EUR
Wall materials: Gas-block gas concrete white autoclave (Butts of AEROK, HSM, Kupyansk, N. Kakhovka). Foam concrete block foam concrete. Peregorodochny Read more
Verified partner for over 7 years
Premium Business
Delivery fromUkraine
Display phones
Site: kupoll.com.ua
Didn't find required product?
Suppliers will contact you
For last 30 days 108260 leads received the offers from the companies
Trading platform Allbiz offers to see the catalog Plates dividing gassilicate which contains 1 products offers from 1 companies and enterprises. Don't know what Plates dividing gassilicate to buy? You can clarify the specifications, see photos Plates dividing gassilicate and choose the best seller and supplier. Buy Plates dividing gassilicate trough online ! On Allbiz — You can just place your order right on the site.


text:
News By Tag
Industry News
News By Place
Industry News
Alliance Announces Addition to US Wireless Infrastructure Team
Alliance Communications, a leading distributor of wireless infrastructure products, today announced that it has appointed Shawn Pepe as Director of Strategic Sales, USA.
"I am pleased to welcome Shawn," said John Hamilton, Vice President Wireless Infrastructure for Alliance Communications. "Shawn's experience with large carrier deployments will further enhance the strength of our US team with regard to LTE network build outs."
Shawn Pepe has over 20 years of experience with a broad range of communications solutions including software, telecom and information technology. Prior to joining Alliance, Mr. Pepe held sales and operations positions at Ericsson and Nokia Siemens Networks with a focus on the deployment of wire line systems, mobile and fixed wireless systems, system integration and managed solutions. Shawn managed teams responsible for service and rollout contracts in public, private and government sectors. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Clarkson University and is pursuing his PMP certification.
"Alliance is a leader in the wireless industry because they respond to customer needs quickly with a high level of excellence in production, logistics and innovation. I'm proud to be joining the team as the need for timely, cost effective solutions grows with the fast-paced growth in the industry."
Account Email Address Account Phone Number Disclaimer Report Abuse


text:
Log Out
Our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy have changed. We think you'll like them better this way.
No MLS Games this week as the CONCACAF Region is involved with World Cup Qualifying Games and a review between the USA & Costa Rica Friendly from Friday.
Sorry we couldn't complete your registration. Please try again.
Please enter your email to finish creating your account.
Receive a personalized list of podcasts based on your preferences.


text:
GREAT sound bites in this video with Jon Jones & Chael Sonnen! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE & CHECK OUT MORE VIDEOS at http://www.mmainterviews.tv Get $10 off preworkout supplements Body Storm or Body Effects watch video >>
PLEASE SUBSCRIBE & CHECK OUT MORE VIDEOS at http://www.mmainterviews.tv Get $10 off preworkout supplements Body Storm or Body Effects at http://www.powerperformanceproducts.com if you call and menti watch video >>
http://www.MMAWeekly.com/ -- Dana White announces that the UFC 151 event in Las Vegas is cancelled due to Dan Henderson pulling out for an injury and Jon Jones not accepting a replacement fight with watch video >>
Subscribe to keep up with everything MMA: http://tinyurl.com/MMAdigest In the main event of Submission Underground 2, Jon Jones defeated. Dan Henderson by arm triangle 6:39 into the grappling matc watch video >>
Jon Jones taps out Dan Henderson in grappling match, challenges Chael Sonnen - Submission Underground 2 results ... watch video >>
Like & Subscribe Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChampionsFight Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hardcorecham... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/champions.co Website: https://champions.co/ Snapc watch video >>
On the SUG 2 conference call, Jon Jones, Dan Henderson discuss their upcoming grabbling match. Subscribe: http://goo.gl/dYpsgH Check out our full video catalog: http://goo.gl/u8VvLi Visit our playl watch video >>
Daniel Cormier out of UFC 206 title fight w/ Anthony Johnson Vitor Belfort gets ready for another run for the title! Tito Ortiz takes shots on Chael Sonnen Cody Garbrandt and Urijah Faber not playing watch video >>
Chael talks about Jon Jones' positive test with Brendan and Bryan on The Fighter and the Kid Episode 166. Want to watch the full episode? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvGKpz8W3d8 watch video >>
Chael Sonnen told Joe Rogan that Jon Jones tested positive for estrogen blockers. Chael himself tested positive for an estrogen blocker in 2014. Anastrozole was what Chael took. Jon Jones' manager Ma watch video >>
Chael Sonnen gives his immediate reaction to the Jon Jones press conference. watch video >>
Jon Jones vs Chael Sonnen
UFC 159 - Jones vs. Sonnen watch video >>
http://www.smackhisface.com watch video >>
Daniel Cormier talks about replacing Jon Jones against Anthony Johnson at UFC 187. Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com /subscription_center?add_user=mmafightingonsbn Check out our full video catalog: watch video >>


text:
Melanoma is the most serious kind of skin cancer. Learn about our approach to melanoma treatment and metastatic melanoma treatment, as well as clinical trials for melanoma at the Abramson Cancer Center.
Proton therapy is a non–invasive, incredibly precise cancer treatment that uses a beam of protons moving at very high speeds to destroy cancer cells.
Our experienced cancer nurses and referral staff are here to help. Call 800-789-7366 (PENN) or complete an online request.
Learn more about the benefits of translational research at Penn Medicine.


text:
Celebrate the Jewish holidays with Amazing Passover Desserts by Penny Eisenberg, including recipes for Fruit and Nut Tart and Chocolate Noisette Layer Cake.
by Penny Eisenberg
Passover Desserts by Penny Eisenberg, has been transformed from a book to CD-ROM. With lots of new and simpler recipes, re-worked old recipes and fifty new photos and drawings, the new Amazing Passover Desserts features self-contained recipes (no flipping), a Table of Contents with cross-references that are hyperlinked (click on the page number and go directly there) and web hyperlinks to equipment and ingredient suppliers. PDF formatting works on all computers and is simple to view.
You'll find such great recipes as: Fudgy Nut-butter Torte, Apple Tangerine Crisp, Black Forest Cake, Strawberry Cheesecake, Pareve Ice Cream, Hazelnut Pear and Raspberry Torte, Chocolate Noisette Layer Cake, Chocolate Raspberry Silk Torte, Pecan Softies and many, many more.
Penny Wantuck Eisenberg has been a caterer and cooking instructor for over 25 years. Her specialties include desserts of all kinds, including Jewish, low-fat and dairy-free desserts. Ms. Eisenberg studied basic French cooking with a Cordon Bleu chef, and then went on to learn advanced baking techniques from professional magazines and seminars. She is also the author of Amazing Dairy-free Desserts, Light Jewish Holiday Desserts and Passover Desserts. A recognized authority on specialty diets, Ms. Eisenberg has lectured at Johnson and Wales University, and has been a presenter at the international convention of the International Association of Culinary Professionals. Ms. Eisenberg is a graduate of Boston University and North Bennet Street Industrial School. She has lived and studied in New York City, Paris, Madrid, and Boston. She currently lives in Charlotte, North Carolina with her husband, dog and three cats.
More Passover Recipes and Cookbooks
This page created March 2009
The FoodWine
Main Page
Kate's Global Kitchen
Kate's Books
Cookbook Profiles
Global Destinations
Holiday & Party Recipes
I Love Desserts
On Wine
Caffeine and You
Cooking with Kids
New Green Basics
Conversions, Charts
& Substitutions
About FoodWine
Contact Info
Privacy Statement
Anatolia: Turkish Recipes
Bar Tartine
The Beer Bible
Beetlebung Farm Cookbook
Bird in Hand (Chicken)
Bitter: Flavor
Bob's Joke Burgers
Cooking Light
Darjeeling Tea
Dinner at Home
Everyday Baker
Fast Food (Andrew Weil)
Flavor Flours
Food 52 Genius
The Food Lab
Garden Recipes
Grandmas' Recipes
Hartwood: Yucatán
Humane Butchering
Heritage Southern Recipes
Jemima Code African Recipes
Kitchn Cookbook
Liquid Intelligence
Near & Far World Recipes
NOPI Restaurant Cookbook
Oxford Companion to Wine
Phoenix Claws: Chinese
Picnic: Recipes
Soda Politics
Southern Recipes
The Third Plate
V Is for Vegetables
Vegetarian India
What Katie Ate
The Whole 30
Whole Food Kitchen
Yucatán Recipes
Zahav Israeli Cooking
Copyright © 1994-2016,
Forkmedia LLC


text:
- Avieira67
- Reviews: 1625
Hostel Amber: Hostel
I stayed here for a night, and I found a hostel well managed by young kind people.
According to my latvian frind, the location is not very good because many gypsies live around. Personally I had no problems.
From the central station, we only have 7 stops (Reznas iela) by treoley Nº15 (direction Visku iela); or 9 stops (Lubânas iela) from bus station towards Tirdzniecîbas centrs Dole.
Bus and train stations are located almost in the same plcace!
Internet service is free, and about 8 computers are availables.
Free transportation wasn't available when I arrived at the bus station, but it was sunday.
- rollinstone81
- Reviews: 83
Hotel Aurora: Riga-Hotel Aurora
NEVER go there, its really ***, the staff is unfriendly, it smells and is dirty. The only good thing about it is the price and the central location. But I strongly advise you to not go there.
Its ***. Uniquely ***.
- Carletto76
- Reviews: 408
Old Town Hostel: Good, cheap and central hostel!
I had read good reviews about this Australian owned and managed hostel right in the centre of Old Rīga. And after I spent there 2 nights I can suggest it to everyone, since it's a nice place, in a great spot of the town, clean, cheap and there is nothing I can complain about.
You can get in/out at any hour and you are deep in the heart of Old Rīga. Bathrooms are clean and in common (maybe not too many), while there is also 1 computer with internet connection... so prepare to wait a bit, but you can use it for free! ;-)
There's a nice living room where you can meet other travellers, usually nice people! ;-)
- Free Internet computer use
- Guests Kitchen
- Free Internet wireless access in the hostel
- No curfew
- Free Riga guide
- 24 hr Reception
- Late check out
- Parking for guests cars and buses
- Public phone
- Cafes and Bars outside
- Coffee and Beer inside
- Credit Card friendly
- Common Room next to the beer fridge
- Linen & bedding provided free of charge
- No additional taxes
- Luggage storage
- Friendly service to make you feel at home.
- Sioma
- Reviews: 290
Hotel Victorija
A good low budget hotel,situated in a nice art noveau building, not far from the station and the old town (about 1km)
The hotel is simple, cheap enaugh, and well located.
When i was there, a part of it was renovated (and the rooms were a bit more expensive than the unrenovated ones)
We had a renovated double without bathroom (it was in common on the floor); the room was clean and comfortable, and also the bathroom was clean as well.
We paid about 30EU/day for the room.
I think if i'll go back in Riga i'll come here again.

email: firstname.lastname@example.com
under the hotel there's the Staburags restaurant...try it! :-)
- jbaayen
- Reviews: 8
Hostel RPRA: Cheap and clean hostel
Small, cheap and clean hostel in a typical concrete soviet flat. I did not see anyhting like a common room, or a kitchen - just rooms. The rooms itself are really nice though, big, light, own (soviet-style) bathroom and shower, clean bed linen, etc. I paid about 7 EUR per night for a double room all for myself.. but that was in March, I would guess it is more expensive in summer. Really nice and friendly elderly lady running the hostel.

When you get in for the first time the door guard (or whatever that dude is doing) will probably ask (or shout) you what you are doing there.. in Russian, and not let you go until you've mentioned the word 'hostel' a couple of times. Well, at least the hostel seems safe ;)
You get a pretty good view of downtown Riga from the rooms, which are at the 9th floor.
Sort by: Most recent | Most helpful
Sponsored Listings
Instant Answers: Riga
Get an instant answer from local experts and frequent travelers
Explore the World
- Southwest Inn at Sedona
- Hotel Oceania Paris Porte de Versailles
- Grand Lodge at Brian Head
- Dubai Park Hotel
- Hotel Excelsior
- Best Western Hotelli Sommelo
- St Martins Lane Hotel London
- Alisal Guest Ranch and Resort
- Bach Dang Hotel
- Casa Anson
- Riad Al Jazira
- Sea Colony Resort
- Lev Hotel
- Scarborough Fair Bed & Breakfast


text:
An economizer is a mechanical device used to reduce energy consumption. Economizers recycle energy produced within a system or leverage environmental temperature differences to achieve efficiency improvements.
Download: Tactics for building an energy-efficient data center strategy
Examine current enterprise energy concerns and explore the latest techniques and best practices for reducing consumption and optimizing efficiency in modern data center environments.
By submitting your personal information, you agree that TechTarget and its partners may contact you regarding relevant content, products and special offers.
You also agree that your personal information may be transferred and processed in the United States, and that you have read and agree to the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy.
Economizers are commonly used in data centers to complement or replace cooling devices like computer room air conditioners (CRACs) or chillers. Data center economizers generally have one or more sets of filters to catch particulates that might harm hardware. These filters are installed in the duct work connecting an outside environment to a data center. Outside air also must be monitored and conditioned for the appropriate humidity levels, between 40% and 55% relative humidity, according to ASHRAE.
There are two versions of the device used in data centers: air-side economizers and water-side economizers.
- Airside economizers pull cooler outside air directly into a facility to prevent overheating.
- Water-side economizers use cold air to cool an exterior water tower. The chilled water from the tower is then used in the air conditioners inside the data center instead of mechanically-chilled water, reducing energy costs. Water-side economizers often operate during nightime to take advantage of cooler ambient temperatures.
Economizers can save data center operators substantial operating costs. According to GreenerComputing.org, economization has the potential to reduce the annual cost of a data center's energy consumption by more than 60 percent. Use of cooler external environmental temperatures to preserve hardware is an important component in sustainable green computing practices in general. Unfortunately, economizers are only useful for data centers located in cooler climates.
Continue Reading About economizer
- In "Cooling data centers with outside air gets the go-ahead," Mark Fontechhio reports on the growing use of economizers.
- Peter Rumsey wrote "Using Airside Economizers to Chill Data Center Cooling Bill" for GreenerComputing.org.
Find more PRO+ content and other member only offers, here.


text:
Hotels in Windermere, United Kingdom
Search & Compare Windermere Hotels
Get Secret Prices on select hotels
These prices aren't available to everyone.
Trending now in Windermere
- Most bookedLaura Ashley Hotel The Belsfield
70 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"فندق ممتاز في نظافته وأكله وهدوءه ، والموظفين متعاونين جدا "
A Traveller, Dec 2016, US
69 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"food disappointing,had to pay extra for a bland steak even though evening meal & breakfast was included in my booking.room excellent had a sea view room although was kept awake most of the night by people partying on the yacht's right infront of our room.overall ok hotel but definately not worth ..."
A Traveller, Jan 2017, GB
62 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Room was lovely, comfortable and clean. Breakfast was fantastic. We ate out at Francines French restaurant in the evening, couldn't fault the food and it was on the door step. Shame their wasn't a bar at the hotel for a night cap, other than that no complaints a very nice stay. "
A Traveller, Jan 2017, GB
38 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Came for a wedding. Stayed 2 nights and everything was perfect. Will be coming back"
A Traveller, Nov 2016, GB
25 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"This B&B was very close to everything in Windermere, all within a few minutes walking distance. The Internet would not work well in the rooms - frustrating. The in house pool was very relaxing, a bit humid in the building when it is warm as it was that week but still relaxing and clean. Staf..."
A Traveller, Sep 2016, US
24 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Comfortable and clean with very friendly staff. Main complaint is that breakfast doesn't start til 0830. I couldn't wait so left hungry"
A Traveller, Dec 2016, GB
19 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Spotlessly clean and nice and warm great breakfast and very close to town but far enough away to be quite"
A Traveller, Nov 2016, GB
17 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"Visited with the family and had a great time. A lovely hotel, great welcome, good sized family room with four poster bed and two single beds for the children and a really good breakfast, We even had a free decanter of sherry and sweets in the room. I would recommend it. "
A Traveller, Jan 2017, GB
12 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"We had a great stay at the College House B&B. It was located in a safe/quiet neighbourhood with easy access to the Windermere's main eating area. The room was very clean and well equipped. The breakfast was excellent...a full English breakfast prepared to our own preference. We have no hesitatio..."
F, Sep 2016, CA
9 people looked at this hotel in the last hour
Most recent review
"The location is ideal for trips to the lake to stroll round the town. The staff are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable about the area and are happy to recommend places to visit. Breakfast was excellent and set us for the day."
A Traveller, Oct 2016, GB
Best hotels in Windermere
You can compare all of our Windermere hotel rooms including the major Windermere hotel chains using our genuine Hotels.com guest reviews as well as TripAdvisor Windermere hotel reviews to help find the perfect hotel room when booking your accommodation in Windermere. We also feature Expedia Windermere hotels and reviews.
When you book your Windermere stay with Hotels.com you may also earn free nights on participating hotels by joining the Hotels.com Welcome Rewards program. It's free to join and only takes 2 minutes to sign up and when you stay 10 nights you receive 1 night free*. So even a short weekend break in Windermere can get you on your way to a free night.
Why use Hotels.com to book your Windermere lodging & accommodation?
We can help you to find the perfect Windermere hotel room for almost any occaision. With our fast and secure hotel search you may compare different Windermere hotels by:
- - Price
- - Location within Windermere
- - Neighborhoods in Windermere
- - Nearby Windermere attractions
- - Hotels in different areas of United Kingdom
- - Genuine Hotels.com guest reviews for Windermere
- - Star rating
- - Amenities
- - Hotel name & chain
- - Theme
For every hotel in Windermere United Kingdom we provide:
- - Up to the minute hotel rates & availability
- - In depth hotel information and photos
- - Detailed Windermere maps showing the locations of your hotel in Windermere and the nearest transport and landmarks
- - TripAdvisor Windermere hotel review score
And when you make a hotel reservation in Windermere with Hotels.com we'll send you email and text confirmations with the reservation details of your Windermere hotel booking along with contact details, directions, information on nearby Windermere attractions, restaurants and even the weather - and if you get stuck, we're only a phone call away.
To make the most of our service, download our mobile & tablet apps and sign up to our newsletter or follow us on Facebook, Google+ or Twitter to receive the latest deals and Hotels.com Windermere discount codes.
Windermere travel guides
Lake District Travel Tips
Whether you're headed to the Lake District to hike wildflower-shrouded fells and mountains, or to bi...
Nightlife & Entertainment in the Lake District
Whether you fancy spending cold rainy nights nestled by the fire while supping on a pint of local al...
Family Friendly Attractions in the Lake District
The Lake District is an outdoor playground for families, overflowing with wistful woodlands, meander...


text:
Albury Indoor Rock ClimbingOutdoor & Adventure Indoor Rock Climbing Classes & Lessons
15 Hudson Crs, Lavington, NSW 2641
Best match results for: CATEGORY = Indoor Rock Climbing Classes & Lessons for Kids + LOCATION = the Murray Region
15 Hudson Crs, Lavington, NSW 2641
In addition to the results above, we also have included a selection of related kids activities that may interest you.
Outdoor & adventure activities for kids around the Murray Region
24 Hillcrest View Lane, Kangaroo Valley, NSW 2577
Servicing Kangaroo Valley, Shellharbour, Kiama Heights and 18 other suburb(s)
1 Grey Gum Lane, Bundanoon, NSW 2578
I wouldnt hestitate to recommend this farm hiliday to all. A baby lamb was born during our 3 night stay - a real treat for us city dwellers. Our three boys collected the eggs each morning and to my surprise ate them too! Quiet and serene - everything I had hoped for and more. Good large fireplace which kept us warm and comfortable. There was so much to do on the property we only left once to go on an outing over to Fitzroy Falls. Will return as soon as we can get some more time off work.
73 Emerson Rd, Dapto, NSW 2530
Ormond Street, Sutton Forest, NSW 2577
1673 Moss Vale Rd, Kangaroo Valley, NSW 2577
Minnamurra Falls Rd, Tourist Drive No.9, Jamberoo, NSW 2533
774 Jamberoo Mountain Rd, Jamberoo, NSW 2533
Jamberoo Mountain road, Jamberoo, NSW 2533
Other kids activities in the Murray Region
30 Arthur St, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
Kater Rd, Sutton Forest, NSW 2577
Donkin Ave, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
Lot 100 Beaconsfield Rd, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
Mann Crs, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
PO Box 580, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
10 Wembley Rd, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
Other kids activities around the Murray Region
251 Abernethy's Rd, Kangaroo Valley, NSW 2577
Moss Vale Showground, Robertson Rd, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
38-48 Arthur St, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
OSBORNE PARK SHOWGROUND, MOSS VALE RD, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
Railway St, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
Kirkham St, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
Donkin Ave, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
Walkers Rd Near Moss Vale, Burrawang, NSW 2577
1301 Morton National Park, Nowra Rd, Kangaroo Valley, NSW 2577
Moss Vale Basketball Stadium, 15 Parkes Road, Moss Vale, NSW 2577
444 Nowra Rd, Fitzroy Falls, NSW 2577


text:
Haleh Zandi
Haleh Zandi is a co-founder and the Educational Director of Planting Justice. Her approach towards the food justice movement particularly draws connections between the United States dependence upon fossil fuels within the industrialized and globalized food system and the unjust militarization of the Middle East and South Asia. She believes the modern colonial food system is in a paradigm of war, and she is dedicated to the ways in which diverse communities may build alliances and practice strategies that collectively resist the violence of the industrial food system and structurally shift the United States towards more ecologically sustainable and socially just methods for growing and sharing our food.
She has taught over 200 workshops in our community gardens using Planting Justice's self-designed curriculum in food justice, culinary arts, and permaculture design. Haleh received her MA in Postcolonial Anthropology from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco and a BA in Cultural Anthropology from the University of California, Santa Cruz. Haleh is the proud mama of baby Azadeh.
Any inquiries, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Gavin Raders
Gavin Raders is a co-founder and Executive Director of Planting Justice, a social justice activist, and a permacuture demonstrator/teacher. He dedicates his time to practicing permaculture wherever he can, having gone through extensive training with some of the most inspiring and effective permaculture teachers in the world: Geoff Lawton, Penny Livingston-Stark, Brock Dolman, Darren Dougherty, and Nik Bertulis. Before his stint as an intern at the Regenerative Design Institute, he studied cultural anthropology at UC Berkeley, and organized on a range of anti-war, anti-nuclear, environmental and human rights issues both on campus and off. He has knocked on nearly 30,000 doors in California, New Mexico, Colorado, and Nevada as a community organizer with Peace Action West.
He comes to permaculture and ecological design through a social justice framework which recognizes the right of all people to peace, security, housing, healthy food, clean water, jobs and healthcare, and the rights of future generations to a just and livable world. For this to happen, he believes that Americans need to understand and respect the intimate connection and the shared fate we have with all people and all life on this planet, and organize effectively on the local level to come up with replicable and effective solutions to the range of hardships and oppressions we currently face. When families, communities, bio-regions, and nations work with nature instead of against her to provide their own sustainable food, water, and energy, this not only makes us more resilient, but also makes us less likely to violently take what they need from someone else. He is still riding on the inspiration and jolt of passion he experienced in India, studying and advocating for the right to water and against its privatization by massive water corporations (such as Coca-Cola). You can read the paper he published on the subject here:
Andrew Chahrour
Andrew grew up in Ohio and got his BA in Environmental Studies from Bucknell University in Pennsylvania. In Ohio and Pennsylvania, he was exposed to a variety of Midwestern agricultural systems, both conventional and organic. Andrew's degree in Environmental Studies led him to a job with the Bureau of Land Management in Wyoming where he researched the recession of Aspen stands, whose disappearance across the Western US has been poorly understood. After the completion of this assignment, Andrew moved to Boston where he co-founded ConsumerConscience, a wiki-based website devoted to ethical consumerism. Soon thereafter, Andrew moved to the Bay Area and began working with the Multinational Exchange for Sustainable Agriculture. After working with MESA for 3 years, Andrew changed jobs in favor of more hands-on work with Planting Justice. For the last 4.5 years, Andrew has been working with Planting Justice as a Permaculture Designer, designing and installing edible gardens for clients all over the East Bay. And for fun - Andrew loves to play ultimate frisbee, climb rocks, windsurf, and play with his dog whenever he can!
Leah Atwood
Leah grew up on a ranch in the redwoods of Arcata, CA and moved to the Bay Area to pursue degrees in Environmental Policy and Spanish at UC Berkeley. She has lived in South and Central America as well as in Bangladesh working on behalf of social, environmental and food justice initiatives. Thanks to her work experience abroad she gained further insight into international agriculture systems and the value of socio-ecologically mindful practices and unconventional multi-stakeholder collaboration. Leah currently serves as Program Director for the Multinational Exchange for Sustainable Agriculture (MESA). Founded in 1994, MESA is a non-profit dedicated to supporting seasoned and emerging small-scale farmers to strengthen resilient, local food systems worldwide through cross-cultural exchange and hands-on training in ecological production and innovative marketing. MESA advances a new generation of agrarian leaders, linking current innovations with global traditions to promote land stewardship, localized economies and cultural awareness. Leah's prior work experience includes program development for the International Institute for Bengal Basin to address water rights and pollution mitigation as well as fund development for the East Bay Sanctuary Covenant to provide advocacy for indigent refugees. She currently serves on the board of directors for Planting Justice, an Oakland non-profit transforming the Bay Area food system by creating green jobs and democratizing access to affordable, nutritious food. She deeply enjoys: teaching and practicing yoga; being outside on rocks, waves and trails; growing food and befriending bees.
Erica Meta Smith
Erica Meta Smith is a native to rural Northern California, and is dedicated to sustainable systems of design. She works in Agriculture, Forestry, and Other Land Use (AFOLU) carbon development - linking communities to carbon markets through carbon off-set creation. She received her undergraduate degree in Forestry and her Masters of Forestry from the University of Caliornia, Berkeley. Erica's respect for living systems is based upon her family's practice in Forestry and their dependence upon natural resources as their income. She believes global climate change affects all parts of society and she is committed to helping communities through the creation of alternative livelihoods.
Lora Jo Foo
Lora Jo Foo is an attorney, organizer, author, nature photographer, and aspiring organic farmer. She was an organizer in the garment and hotel unions and spent 9 years at the Asian Law Caucus representing workers in sweatshop industries. She stopped litigating in 2000 and returned to organizing. She has been the Organizing Director for the California Faculty Association, the union that represents the CSU faculty, and in 2004 and 2008 was the National Coordinator for the AFL-CIO's voting rights protection program, launching coalitions in the battleground states to prevent disenfranchisement and protect the vote of people of color communities. She has been a life-long advocate for women's, labor, civil, and immigrant rights and knowing the impact of climate change on these communities, has also become an environmental justice advocate. She joins the board of Planting Justice to contribute her skills to furthering the goals of the food justice movement.
Katrina Zavalney
Katrina is a change agent with a Masters in Organization Development from Sonoma State University and fifteen-years of experience in community development, facilitation, and sustainable event management. Currently she is the program manager for ACTION: A Creative Transformation In Our Neighborhoods with the Numi Foundation.
In 1999, Katrina fell in love with localization while working with City Repair Project in Portland, OR. While working with this renowned re-localization nonprofit, she collaborated with many community and governmental agencies to increase community benefit programs. In 2007, Katrina served as Co-Chair of the Built Environment committee with the HOPE Collaborative in Oakland, CA. Before coming to the Numi Foundation, Katrina worked at the Walt Disney Company to help develop their environmental policies company wide, including the most recent Paper Policy. Katrina has been a permaculturist for many years and loves stacking functions and beatifying spaces with a practical, edible touch - and loves learning about the incredible healing power of plants studying herbalism whenever she gets a chance to dive in.
(website: www.KatrinaZavalney.com)
Alexis Stavropoulos
Alexis Stavropoulos received her M.A. in Geography at California State University, Fullerton. Her research focused on local food production, famers' markets, and homegardens in Irvine, CA. During this time she worked at Orange County Produce, which led her through a world of conventional and organic agriculture. Her experience introduced her to the wasteful system of large-scale industrial agriculture. This inspired her to receive a permaculture design certificate from the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center. Her support for food justice comes from years of watching people give their lives to fields of strawberries, moving from county to county following the harvesting schedules of the central valley, and being underpaid and under respected. Her central mantra is let food be your medicine. Her life pleasures include yoga, photography, running in the rain, and travel.
Paul Sheldon
Paul Sheldon serves on the Planting Justice board of directors, in part because of his extensive connections within the "Sustainable Corrections" movement, nationally and internationally. An internationally-recognized authority on sustainable food planning, natural capitalism, and local community organizing, Paul is well-known in the fields of "greening corrections"; neighborhood planning; energy, water, and resource efficiency planning; sustainability; fund raising; and board development. Through his articles, publications, and conference presentations, Paul has existing connections with correctional institutions and associations, as well as community-based support organizations in communities in Oakland, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Salt Lake City, Boulder, Denver, Indianapolis, Orlando, Lancaster (Ohio), New Mexico, New York, Kentucky, Texas, Kabul, the Czech Republic, Mexico, Guatemala, and beyond. His work on energy efficiency in Alaska, economic and energy alternatives to coal plants on the Navajo Nation, and his background working on sustainable agriculture, energy, and water systems at Natural Capitalism Solutions (with his older sister, Hunter Lovins) prepared him well to support the work of Planting Justice. Paul's recent Greening Corrections Technologies Guidebook, published by the National Institute of Justice, included Planting Justice as an example of successful, self-funding re-entry programs for formerly-incarcerated people. Through his participation in such organizations as the American Correctional Association, the North American Association of Wardens and Superintendents, and the American Jails Association, as well as his extensive background with neighborhood development programs such as the Los Angeles-based TreePeople, and Boulder, CO's community energy planning process, Paul complements PJ's existing fund raising, board development, and outreach to community-based organizations and leaders in providing resources and planning for continuing success as well as replication of PJs 's programs and activities in other regions.
Alex Madsen
Alex currently serves as Admissions Manager for Citizen Schools, a national education reform non-profit. At Citizen Schools she works to expand the learning day, promote student achievement and re-imagine education in the United States. After receiving her BA in East Asian Religion from Bucknell University, Alex spent over two years as an early childhood educator with Teach for America in an undeserved community of San Francisco. After teaching, Alex moved to Colorado where she received an MA in International Human Rights from the University of Denver. In Denver, she worked with the Human Trafficking Clinic as well as with the Morgridge College of Education on the development of a comprehensive human rights and human trafficking curriculum (K-12th grade) and supplementary teachers' compendium. She also spent time working with Denver non-profits as a consultant in non-profit administration, program development and financial management. Alex has worked with local Bay Area non-profits such as SAGE (Standing Against Global Exploitation) and Deer Hill Ranch on creating educational resources, tool-kits and models that work to go beyond traditional academics. In her free time Alex loves to run, bake, read and sit in the sun. She is thrilled to be a part of a dedicated team of individuals who are passionate and determined to transform the food, education and justice systems in this nation.
LYOr Rabinowiz
Dustin Mabry completed a masters degree in Sociology at Humboldt State University with focus on knowledge practices employed by food security and sustainable agriculture efforts in the North Coast region of California. For fun, he teaches Sociology classes at Berkeley City College, works with a Free Skool project, mingles in his cooperative house and makes art-like things. He's most at home interpreting and presenting information. He's super excited about Planting Justice and sees the educational programs as indispensable in efforts for justice and liberation.
Amy Butler
Cora was born and raised in Oakland's Laurel and Fruitvale Districts, among the city's large urban Indian community. She also has roots in North Carolina, where her tribal territory and ancestral homeland is. Cora has a background in community organizing, and is deeply passionate about food sovereignty. She holds an AA from Merritt College, and a BA and MA from Stanford University in Cultural and Social Anthropology. Cora and her wife live in Deep East Oakland, where they are nurturing a lovely plot of land in partnership with their two cats, Dylan and Lucifer, and their livestock.
Julius Jones
Julius Jones is a Landscaper with the Transform Your Yard program and is happy to be apart of the Board of Directors. He was born in Brooklyn, NY and raised in Berkeley, CA. He enjoys long hikes, rockclimbing, and training Roller pigeons bred for color, speed, depth, and flying. Since he has been apart of Planting Justice, Julius has learned so much from his fellow staff members and he has lost an incredible 60 pounds! The more he works, the more energy he accumulates to do the job efficiently. He is a hardworker to the team and always wants to learn from others. As the years approach, Julius sees lots of progress from the community to want to participate in building gardens all over, knowing that it takes hard work and dedication to see the glorious outcome of having a garden for resident in our community. To have one of these glorious gardens put together in your yard means a lot of love and want to live healthier. :)
Carroll Fife
Carroll Fife is an organizer, educator and mother who has lived and worked in Oakland for the past 30 years. As founder and co-chair of Oakland Alliance, Carroll works to increase access to jobs, housing, and quality education for disenfranchised Oakland residents. As an educator, Carroll focuses on the impacts of race and income inequality on student achievement, developing holistic, culturally affirming curriculum to engage urban students in life saving education. As an activist, Carroll is a leader in Oakland Alliance, OaklandWORKS, East Side Arts Alliance, Black Women Organized for Political Action, and the NAACP Jobs Task Force, just to name a few. Last year, Carroll served as the Campaign Director for Dan Siegel's campaign for Mayor of Oakland, which ultimately became the catalyst for Oakland Alliance. Carroll is currently employed as an apprentice and paralegal at Siegel & Yee, a prestigious Oakland civil rights law firm that primarily represents whistleblowers and victims of police violence and employment discrimination.


text:
PRO+ Premium Content/E-Handbooks
Access your Pro+ Content below.
3-2-1 contact: The call center in a multichannel world
Sponsored by SearchCRM
Long past are the days when the contact center was simply a call center with agents on phones. Today, customers want to interact with agents 24 hours a day via email, chat on social media and text in addition to the old standby, the telephone.
In this three-part handbook, discover how new technologies are making agents' lives easier. Learn how mobile apps are changing how agents interact with customers -- and how some companies are integrating mobile CRM with the contact center. Find out about the pitfalls companies can encounter when the contact center is on social media and how to avoid them.
Table Of Contents
- Agents need the cutting edge
- Mobile takes the contact center in new directions
- On social media, avoid awkward moves
Access this PRO+ Content for Free!
By submitting your personal information, you agree that TechTarget and its partners may contact you regarding relevant content, products and special offers.
You also agree that your personal information may be transferred and processed in the United States, and that you have read and agree to the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy.
More PRO+ ContentView All
Data analytics strategies and tools incite positive customer journeysDownload
The bright and potential dark side of mobile location-based servicesDownload
Predictive marketing analytics generates quality leads, seals dealsDownload
Creative multichannel strategies improve customer experienceDownload


text:
Panel studying faculty ticket process
Prime seats for KU sporting events are a hot item, and university faculty and staff want tickets just like everybody else.
Use the comment form below to begin a discussion about this content.
Commenting has been disabled for this item.
Share this video
Briggs Chrysler 785-856-8889
Find more businesses on Marketplace
Arts & Entertainment · Bars · Theatres · Restaurants · Coffeehouses · Libraries · Antiques · Services


text:
This simple project might bring back memories of Elementary school, but it turns out to be not only a fun craft to do with the kids, but a darling Spring time decoration. Decorative balls like this can cost at least… Continue Reading →
These cute little apples just fell from our tree, or so we like to think! They're super easy to craft and make a fun decoration for my Fall kitchen. Supplies for Yarn Apples: craft yarn – red, green, or yellow… Continue Reading →
It's cold outside, which means it's a perfect time to stay inside and do some crafting! Plus, from sparkling snow to furry creatures, the winter season is full of pretty crafting inspirations! 15 Winter Crafts for Kids 1. Shivery Snow… Continue Reading →
You may think only of gift bags and presents when you think of tissue paper, but these 15 tissue paper crafts for kids will have you thinking again! Just look at all the neat things you can make with tissue… Continue Reading →
We're having so much fun bookmarking all these amazing amigurumi patterns! The only problem, which one to crochet first! Check out our list of 15 adorable amigurumi stuffed toys you must make. 15 Simple Amigurumi Patterns to Crochet From mermaids and… Continue Reading →
Fall is here, which means it's apple season! We're getting excited about all the possibilities for apple crafts! Check out each of these 15 ideas to get inspired this fall season. 15 Apple Crafts for Kids 1. Pinecone Apple Craft: This craft… Continue Reading →
I'm sure I've mentioned this before, but I love decorating for the seasons using lots of my kids' artwork. Our first fall craft project this year is a paper acorn garland, made from lunch bags and colorful patterned paper. This… Continue Reading →
Hi, it's Tonya from Create-Celebrate-Explore. Thank you to Make and Takes for letting me be a part of the Get Out And Play Summer Series! I've loved being a part of this series for the past couple of years. I… Continue Reading →
Spring is in the air, and boy, am I feeling it! As much as I love the warmer weather and pretty flowers, we've had some dry and irritated throats with the changing season. I'm sure I'm not alone, so I thought… Continue Reading →
Crochet has never looked so good as it does for St. Patrick's day!! Look how many fun ideas are out there to celebrate this lucky holiday. You can go green with shamrocks or add some color with the rainbow. However… Continue Reading →
Crochet up a few of these darling hearts to add to your Valentine's day pencils! Actually, they'd be fun to add to your pencils any day of the year. Because I love yarn and crochet so so much, so much,… Continue Reading →
Are you ready for Valentine's Day? Thinking of Valentines to pass out to your children's friends and classmates can be daunting. They have to be creative and cute and one of a kind. Well, don't stress one more second because… Continue Reading →
I adore snowmen! I love snowmen crafts, activities, hand towels, pictures, nick knacks… you get the picture, lol. So with winter upon us the love of all things snowmen are in full force over at my house. This Cardboard Tube Snowman Craft… Continue Reading →
With the holidays upon us, we're gearing up for the season of gift giving! Not only do we love to gift our family, friends and neighbors, we also want to celebrate and thank our school teachers. I'm sharing a yummy recipe for… Continue Reading →
The season of crochet is upon us! There's something about colder weather that brings out the yarn and hook and I start to crochet up a storm. I'm also starting to think about holiday decor, especially for the December season…. Continue Reading →
Guest post by Ana of Babble Dabble Do Every Halloween my kids bring home handfuls of glow stick bracelets from class parties and trick or treating, and every year I face the same dilemma, what do I do with them… Continue Reading →
We're wrapping up our summer series to Get Out and Play! Thanks to all the amazing contributors and guest writers for their fabulously fun ideas. We've been playing games, making crafts, and having adventures in the summer sun! 25 ideas to Get… Continue Reading →
We're a big camping family, we try to go a few times every summer. After sleeping in our sleeping bags in our tent with either no pillow at all or a regular sized pillow that's way too big, I decided to… Continue Reading →
About | Advertise | Contact | Disclosure
© 2007-2017 Make and Takes — Up ↑
© 2007-2017 Make and Takes — Up ↑


text:
Landlord's Right to Enter Rental Property in Hawaii
Worried that your landlord is snooping around your apartment when you're not around, especially if you're on vacation? Wondering if the property manager can just enter your place any time to make a repair that you haven't requested? What are your rights when it comes to your landlord showing your apartment to prospective tenants when you're moving out?
Read on to learn tenant rights when it comes to landlord access to your rental unit in Hawaii.
When Landlords May Enter a Rental Unit in Hawaii
Tenants have a basic right to privacy in their rental homes. That doesn't mean that landlords always need an invitation to enter. Under Hawaii state law (Haw. Rev. Stat. § 521-53), landlords can enter rented premise in the following circumstances:
- in case of emergency, such as a fire or serious water leak
- to make needed inspections and repairs
- pursuant to a court order
- if the landlord has reasonable cause to believe the tenant has abandoned the premises
- when reasonably necessary during a tenant's extended absence (see Haw. Rev. Stat. § 521-70), or
- to show the property to prospective new tenants, purchasers or contractors.
Notice Required to Enter Rental Property in Hawaii
Except in cases of emergency, landlords who want to enter rental property in Hawaii for the above reasons must give tenants at least two days' notice of their intent to enter (unless the tenant agrees to a shorter time), and must enter only at reasonable times, such as weekday business hours.
Your Legal Rights if Your Landlord Violates Your Privacy in Hawaii
Depending on the circumstances, it's usually best to start by discussing your concerns with your landlord, and follow up with a firm letter asking for the invasive behavior to stop. (See the Nolo article, Tenants' Rights to Privacy, for advice on the subject.)
If your conciliatory efforts don't work, and your landlord continues to violate your privacy without notice or legitimate reason, you may be able to sue your landlord in small claims court for money damages, on legal grounds, such as infliction of emotional distress or trespass. For advice on dealing with landlord invasions of privacy, see the Nolo article, Can I Sue my Landlord for Entering my Home Without Notice or Otherwise Invading My Privacy?
More on Tenant Rights in Hawaii
For more state-specific information, see the Hawaii Renters' Rights Information section of Nolo. com.


text:
Town Square
Sort by: Most recent topic/comment Most viewed Most comments
Navigation tip: Clicking on any category label will display all recent posts in that category
CRIMES & INCIDENTSSecurity Alert: Thieves Testing Door handles on Cars at Night.
We live 2 blocks off Middlefield. This morning we found one of our cars with 2 doors open and the insides thoroughly ransacked....Original post made by Retired Engineer on Jan. 27, 2017
Last comment by It's a wave, on Jan 27, 2017 at 3:55 pm | 3 comments | 192 Views
SCHOOLS & KIDSFew sign up for new 'transitional' program
Despite its origins in Palo Alto, a new law compelling California school districts to offer "transitional kindergarten" has...Original post made on Sep. 21, 2012
Last comment by No difference , on Jan 27, 2017 at 3:21 pm | 9 comments | 5408 Views
SPORTSStanford swimmers set for final home meets this weekend
Depending upon which poll you are citing, the Stanford women's swimming and diving team ranks first or second in the nation....Original post made on Jan. 27, 2017
There are no comments yet. 1113 Views
SPORTSMotivation key to Palo Alto's SCVAL win over Los Gatos
==BI Prep basketball == The Palo Alto girls basketball team was not lacking in motivation for Wednesday night's game at...Original post made on Jan. 27, 2017
There are no comments yet. 1287 Views
ISSUES BEYOND PALO ALTOPlaying God at the Pear
If you've seen the movie "Rogue One" and enjoyed the droll droid K-2SO but felt creeped out by CGI Grand Moff Tarkin and...Original post made on Jan. 27, 2017
There are no comments yet. 1542 Views
HISTORIC PHOTOSAbove and beyond realism
The term "surrealism" is used now so often to refer to anything out of the norm that we might underestimate just how shocking...Original post made on Jan. 27, 2017
There are no comments yet. 1694 Views
RESTAURANTSShop Talk
<B><B>SHOE PALACE OPENS AT ICONIC APPLE SITE ... </B>Apple's old flagship store at 451 University Ave. will be home to another...Original post made on Jan. 27, 2017
There are no comments yet. 761 Views
MOVIESLa dolce vita
For the winemakers behind the bottles sold at the new Biondivino wine shop in Palo Alto, it isn't about empire; it's about...Original post made on Jan. 27, 2017
There are no comments yet. 2110 Views
AROUND TOWNStanford administration lifts band suspension
The Stanford University administration has lifted a suspension imposed last month on its famous marching band after considering...Original post made on Jan. 27, 2017
Last comment by the good old boys, on Jan 27, 2017 at 1:03 pm | 4 comments | 2927 Views
BOOKSSan Mateo County sues Lehman Brothers
San Mateo County has filed a lawsuit against executives of the Lehman Bros. investment firm, which went bankrupt in September...Original post made on Jan. 27, 2017
There are no comments yet. 1398 Views
AROUND TOWNDriver at fault in car-train accident
An accident between a commuter train and an SUV last Thursday could have resulted in catastrophe, but instead the out-of-town...Original post made on Jan. 25, 2017
Last comment by notgonna provide, on Jan 27, 2017 at 10:55 am | 45 comments | 10475 Views
AROUND TOWNConcerts showcase music of African American composers
The January tradition of musicians and composers coming together for two rousing concerts benefiting Eastside College Preparatory...Original post made on Jan. 27, 2017
Last comment by Becky Sanders, on Jan 27, 2017 at 10:34 am | 1 comment | 811 Views
AROUND TOWNLiving Wisdom to open school in Palo Alto
At Living Wisdom High School, set to open this fall in Palo Alto, teachers believe students should focus not only on academic...Original post made on Jan. 12, 2017
Last comment by George Beinhorn, on Jan 27, 2017 at 9:38 am | 9 comments | 6291 Views
AROUND TOWNForest mural at Philz Coffee in Palo Alto set for a shake-up
The whimsical forest where cups of coffee happily frolic under a green canopy against the wall at Philz Coffee in downtown...Original post made on Jan. 25, 2017
Last comment by Bambi, on Jan 27, 2017 at 8:42 am | 9 comments | 4105 Views
PALO ALTO ISSUESSchool board to discuss goals, governance at retreat Monday
The newly seated Palo Alto school board will review and possibly revise its goals for the current year, as well as discuss...Original post made on Jan. 22, 2017
Last comment by Meditate on This!, on Jan 26, 2017 at 4:52 pm | 10 comments | 3313 Views
CRIMES & INCIDENTSAdministrative fees cut for parents of juveniles in criminal justice system
Parents of juveniles in the criminal justice system will no longer be required to pay administrative fees for juvenile hall...Original post made on Jan. 26, 2017
Last comment by Chip, on Jan 26, 2017 at 12:13 pm | 3 comments | 1494 Views
PALO ALTO ISSUESIs it time for Charter Schools in Palo Alto?
The sad and unfortunate list at PAUSD keeps growing longer and longer. - sexual abuse scandals - budget mismanagement -...Original post made by Sanctimonious City on Jan. 13, 2017
Last comment by We should get what we pay for., on Jan 26, 2017 at 9:09 am | 51 comments | 1287 Views
PALO ALTO ISSUESGuest Opinion: Let the band play on at Stanford
I am an alum from the Stanford University Class of '85. Yes, I was there when the band stormed the field at Cal before the...Original post made on Jan. 21, 2017
Last comment by Julie, on Jan 25, 2017 at 8:10 pm | 17 comments | 4480 Views
SPORTSSHP's Martinelli earns CCS Honor Coach award in hoops
Sacred Heart Prep boys basketball coach Tony Martinelli earned Central Coast Section Honor Coach accolades, the CCS office...Original post made on Jan. 25, 2017
There are no comments yet. 757 Views
AROUND TOWNPolice: Bicyclist ran stop sign in fatal Palo Alto accident
A bicyclist who was struck and killed in Palo Alto on Aug. 15 apparently ran a stop sign when he collided with a car, Palo...Original post made on Oct. 5, 2016
Last comment by Carlos Cortez , on Jan 25, 2017 at 3:36 pm | 91 comments | 12989 Views
Opening alert: Go Fish Poke Bar in Redwood City
By Elena Kadvany | 2 comments | 20,500 views
It's President's Day. Why Not Butter Up the Boss?
By Laura Stec | 4 comments | 8,398 views
Affordable Housing: Complexities
By Douglas Moran | 12 comments | 1,691 views
Common Application's 2017-2018 Essay Prompts
By John Raftrey and Lori McCormick | 0 comments | 1,420 views
Checklist before baby arrives
By Cheryl Bac | 2 comments | 810 views
Short story writers wanted!
The 31st Annual Palo Alto Weekly Short Story Contest is now accepting entries for Adult, Young Adult (15-17) and Teen (12-14) categories. Send us your short story (2,500 words or less) and entry form by April 13, 2017. First, Second and Third Place prizes awarded in each category.


text:
- {{matchup.date.fullday}}{{matchup.date.month + ' ' + matchup.date.day}}
Grambling State vs Alabama A&M Wrap - Alabama A&M Wins 80-63
Alabama A&M got 16 points from Brandon Ellis as they ran past Grambling State 80-63 on Saturday at Elmore Gymnasium.
Alabama A&M got 14 points from Justan Banks and another 13 points from Jeremy Crutcher. Jeremy Crutcher contributed 11 assists, while Justan Banks cleaned the glass with 12 rebounds.
Grambling State got 16 points from A'Torri Shine in a losing cause and another 16 points from Antwan Scott. Chase Comier contributed 5 assists for them, while Steven Danridge had 13 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed Alabama A&M were victorious, as the score was 40-29 at the break.


text:
An official Tour de France logo t-shirt, celebrating the greatest race in cycling! This tee offers two striking tour themed prints showing your love of this annual festival or cycling.
Thank you for visiting Tour de France TDF 2015 Logo T-Shirt T-shirts on oakleysbikes.co.uk
We bring the products from many websites to one website for you to search, save and compare.


text:
Matthew Roth
Contact me
On Blogger since January 2012
Profile views - 2424
My blogs
Blogs I follow
- Archdiocese of Washington
- Australia Incognita
- Bad Catholic
- Big Pulpit
- Dominus mihi adjutor
- Eccles is saved
- Etheldredasplace
- From the Ordinary to the Extraordinary
- In the Light of the Law
- LMS Chairman
- Mulier Fortis
- On This Rock
- Te Deum laudamus!
- The Catechesis of Caroline
- The Chant Café
- The hermeneutic of continuity
- The New Liturgical Movement
- The New Theological Movement
- These Stone Walls
- Views from the Choir Loft
- Vultus Christi
- What Does The Prayer Really Say?
If you were a wrestler, what would be your finishing move?
Fireman's carry to take-down, and a half-nelson to pin.


text:
Web Design Changes Needed
This project received 21 bids from talented freelancers with an average bid price of $224 USD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget$30 - $250 USD
Total Bids21
Project Description
We need a designer who is proficient in AJAX, CSS, PHP, Java, HTML and SQL to make some changes to our Property Website. Below is a list of changes needed.
1. Sticky Header on All Pages
2. Using the current advanced search function - redesign to spec and add custom search fields and values. Search function to be built using AJAX to allow for dynamic search options dependent on Category chosen
3. Changes to how lists/grid of properties are displayed on search result pages
4. When a customer clicks on a property we want a pop out with opaque background (similar to pinterest in style) to display the property gallery and descriptions and other custom attributes
All applicants MUST be able to meet our requirements by Monday May 6th 2013. Without exception. Please do not submit a proposal if you do not have sufficient experience in AJAX, CSS, PHP, Java, HTML and SQL. Wordpress expertise is essential.
As we are on a schedule we expect updates from designer every 3 hours. If you cannot do this please do not submit a proposal.
Please familiarise yourself with PremiumPress Realtorpress before submitting a proposal, we do not have time to explain which file does what otherwise we could do the work ourselves.
Only serious proposals will be entertained.
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
Is Shree Govindam incorrect or missing key business information? Update your Hotfrog listing today.
Contact details
Are these details correct?
Is Shree Govindam in Shop no 15-16 Evergreen Guest House Chameli Wala Market M.I Road, Jaipur Rajasthan 302001 your business? Claim your listing and attract more leads by adding more content, photos and other business details.
We have more Silver Jewelry services in Jaipur Rajasthan available on Hotfrog INDIA. You can update your search for Jaipur Silver Jewelry by location, keyword or service options.
11-12, First Floor, Samod Tower, 7, Dudu Bagh, Opp. City Center, Jaipur Rajasthan 641 00
94/56, Agarwal Farms, Mansarovar, Jaipur Rajasthan 302 00
A-6 Yudhisther Marg Opp Yojana Bhawan Jaipur Rajasthan 302 005
Durgapura Station Road Jaipur Rajasthan 302018
Small Business Hub
Sharing tips, ideas and advice to help grow your small business.
Your profile without ads
Have you considered upgrading to Hotfrog AdVantage? No competitor advertising means exclusive focus on your business. You take centre stage.
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
- About Progeria
- About PRF
- Meet the Kids
- Medical Research
- Parents & Doctors
- News
- Get Involved
- Fundraising Events
- Contact Us
- Donate Now
PRF's Circle of Hope* consists of all the research-related programs needed to advance the field of Progeria research and continue our record-breaking pace of progress. All of these programs are essential to win this race against time and save the lives of children with Progeria, and all are running full speed ahead thanks to the support of thousands like YOU!
These are the programs in our Circle of Hope:
Progeria Clinical Drug Trials
Cell & Tissue Bank
Diagnostics Testing
Scientific Workshops
Medical & Research Database
Research Grant Funding
*A donation of $250 or more brings you into the Circle of Hope.
Please help us keep the Circle intact, so the hope of treatment becomes a reality. Donate today.


text:
JOIN the world's largest horse forum! Chat and learn from other experts about horse training, breeding, health, showing, riding, contests and use our free horse classifieds. Register Here
North American Sporthorse Stallion Testing 2012
Discussion in 'Horse Breeding' started by jumpthemoon, Sep 5, 2012.
Page 13 of 15
Page 13 of 15


text:
Illinois Public Media News
In-depth reporting from WILL, NPR, the Associated Press, and other sources
Contact WILL News at email@example.com
(David Goldman/AP)
May 26, 2013
(Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
May 26, 2013
Indianapolis Speedway Needs Boost, But With Taxpayer Funds?
(Paul Sancya/AP)
May 26, 2013
Job Searching While Black: What's Behind The Unemployment Gap?
(Brian Evans/Science Source)
May 24, 2013
Heart Failure Treatment Improves, But Death Rate Remains High
Page 618 of 1123 pages ‹ First < 616 617 618 619 620 > Last ›
WILL Newscast audio
NPR News
WATCH: After Health Scare, Fiona The Baby Hippo Goes For A Dip
As Negotiators Talk Peace In Geneva, Bombings Kill At Least 32 In Syrian City
FCC Chairman Goes After His Predecessor's Internet Privacy Rules
Bounding Baby Bongo Born
Los Angeles Officials To ICE: Stop Identifying Yourselves As Police
The Problem With That Video Of Tigers Squaring Off With A Drone
VX: The Nerve Agent Used To Kill Kim Jong Nam Is Rare And Deadly
71 Degrees In February: Temperatures In Boston And Buffalo Rewrite Record Book
Car Bomb Kills More Than 50 People Near Syrian Town Captured From ISIS
WATCH: 2 Table Tennis Titleholders Have Epic, 766-Shot Rally
More NPR News
WILL Highlights
A short film series examining the severe underrepresentation of African-Americans in the sciences.
Classic Mornings
Get more out of your classical music experience and check out Vic Di Geronimo's blog.
The 21st
21st century radio for the 21st state. Weekdays at 11 am on WILL-AM 580.


text:
Convert Unit Root, Cointegration, Error Correction Results to Report
This project received 4 bids from talented freelancers with an average bid price of $66 USD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget$50 - $80 USD
Total Bids4
Project Description
I have a set of estimated results from Time Series Econometrics. I will give you the excel sheet containing all the following results.
1. Unit Root which contains ADF, PP, KPSS
2. Cointegration Test following JJ approach
3. Error correction Models
4. VAR regression
5. Block-Exogeneity/Granger Causality
6. Granger Causality Testing
7. ARDL approach
8. Long Run estimate from ARDL
9. Short Run Estimate from ARDL
If you can write the given results within next 12 to 14 hours with perfect description of each point present in the tables (not review required just explain what the term mean), let us agree on this project and for future version of this writing in more academic format.
I can pay 80USD max so please don't bid if you charge more than this for 4000 to 6000 words in total for each detail from the given output. Projects above 80USD should consider no response.
For better chance of acceptance, please submit your sample on the above topics.
Skills Required
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online