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We are delighted to be recognized for our managed video services again this year
Hauppauge, NY (PRWEB) February 25, 2010
IVCi, LLC (http://www.ivci.com), a leading integrator of enterprise collaboration solutions including high-definition video conferencing, telepresence, audio visual integration, and managed conferencing services, announced today that it has been named one of the Best Managed Conferencing Service Providers for 2009 by Telepresence and Videoconferencing Insight newsletter. This is the second consecutive year IVCi has been included in this list.
IVCi's managed service is a 24/7 VNOC and cloud-based service designed for customers who want a single partner to design, install, and manage their telepresence, high-definition video conferencing, and audio visual solutions. IVCi's managed service has delivered over 99.7% meeting reliability for global companies across 86 countries.
"We are delighted to be recognized for our managed video services again this year," IVCi's senior vice president Chris Böttger said. "Our cloud-based services with integrated B2B exchange help our clients successfully manage their video systems; these systems can include anything from desktop unified communications to room-based video conferencing and telepresence solutions." IVC's managed services customers can also choose a partial-cloud based service that leverages their own network and video infrastructure.
Telepresence and VC Insight newsletter ranks managed services providers from all over the world, and chose IVCi because "it is an outstanding conferencing services provider and its services were further improved in 2009."
About IVCi
IVCi, LLC (http://www.ivci.com | http://audiovisual.ivci.com) is a leading integrator of managed enterprise collaboration solutions, including high-definition video conferencing, telepresence, audio visual and managed conference services. IVCi makes conferencing and audio visual solutions easy to use, easy to manage, and easy to afford.
About Telepresence and Videoconferencing Insight Newsletter
Telepresence and Videoconferencing Insight is a well established newsletter for the user of Telepresence, videoconferencing and video-enabled Unified Communication systems. It is published online on Wednesday of each week at http://www.vcinsight.com and http://www.tpandvc-insight.com. It is read by thousands of readers worldwide. Publication began in 1996.


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Nick Baxter, director, Mortgage Promotions
If you have ever known a builder, plumber, carpenter, electrician or such like you will know that it is usually their house that has the most unfinished jobs.
Maybe lawyers skip corners with their own conveyancing and accountants miss their tax return filing deadlines. There seems to be a never ending spread of businesses that make their living operating in a marketplace, but are lousy at looking after their own requirements in that same sector. Talk to any one of the so-called leaders in our industry and ask if they use an IFA to advise them – in most cases, the answer is they do it themselves.
However, against this background more sole traders are looking to sell their business. Their timing could not be better, there are consolidators starting to form with the sole purpose of buying up small firms and leveraging more value from the client banks by taking a more inclusive sales approach with the existing clients. Consolidators will, however, be looking for more than just a large database of consumers that the intermediary has once done business with. A firm will have to show a long-term relationship with those customers and an ongoing income stream from them.
So it seems that if advisers are going to be able sell their business when they want to and at a reasonable value they clearly need to undertake two actions.
The first is to get involved in the sale of mortgage related products that have a long-term income stream. It still amazes me that many brokers just sell the insurance contracts of the lender in some slavish throw back to the past when insurance was written with the lender as the broker and customer were grateful that the lender 'granted' the mortgage. Such an approach is dangerous. Is it really likely that the insurance contract of the lender is going to be best for the customer – I don't think so? Is it really treating a customer fairly to automatically use the contract provided by the lender – unlikely!
No, with regard to insurance sales the message is clear (with the correct permissions) brokers have to get up to speed at assessing customers' needs and satisfying them. Not only is this vital from a compliance point of view, but the only way to develop long term income to any business is to achieve superior levels of customer satisfaction. That can only be achieved by becoming an expert and solving peoples problems, whether they are looking for the cheapest cover, most comprehensive cover or looking to cover unusual items.
Of course, having looked after the client first the broker should ensure that the product provider they choose is one that is of the same mind as the broker. After all, there is no point in a broker building their retirement plans around the ongoing value of renewal commission if the product provider pulls the plug on it as soon as the adviser sells the business to a third party.
It is not only a question of the right forward planning, but brokers should also work with the right product providers.
www.mortgagepromotions.co.uk and partner at Baxters Business Consultants, www.baxtersbc.co.uk

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Our Mismatched Life
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Current Obsession: Skull Bracelets
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Usually if something really awesome catches my eye, I tend obsess about it to where I must share it with everyone. In this case, I have to share my current obsession which are my favorite skull bracelets! I have always loved skulls ever since I can remember, I don't know why because there kind of creepy but they're one of my favorite things to collect. I will buy anything with skulls whether it's jewelry, decor, accessories, candles, notepads etc. But anyways, these bracelets were a gift from my generous sister who often spoils me with cute little accessories like this which I love and always welcome! I really like the color strands on each bracelet making them stand out and they add color to my outfits which makes them a top accessory piece for me right now hence the "current obsession"!
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We know it's early, but market hopes and dreams have already moved on to next year.
The key item from a macro perspective is has been focused on the success of U.S. tax reform legislation. It's difficult to provide too much clarity here, due to the back-and-forth nature of the negotiations thus far and changing probabilities for success as handicapped by both economists and Washington political consultants. At this point, the odds seem to be slightly above 50/50 for some type of tax cut and/or deeper reform, although the effective date has also been pushed back and forth between 2018 and 2019. Interestingly, the initial tax draft is aimed primarily at cutting corporate taxes to 20% (or thereabouts), while the complicated mix of other tax items has a far less dramatic impact on middle class Americans. In some assumptions, the features the potential of actually increasing taxes for that group. With a groundswell of populist sentiment, not unrelated to the election of Trump in the first place, this element of the bill has naturally been less popular on a grass-roots level. From a practical investment standpoint, however, lowering corporate tax rates increases net profits/earnings, which supports the case for higher prices in equities. This is why markets are focused on the issue, and the impact could be sizeable. So, despite above-average valuations for U.S. equities at this point in time, some of that valuation premium certainly includes optimism about stronger earnings from tax savings (on the flip side, this could mean that uncertainty or hurdles around the tax process could weigh heavily on equity prices and increase volatility if things don't go as planned). Otherwise, earnings growth is still positive, in the upper single digits to near +10% year-over-year, which is a tailwind for stocks.
Bonds are simpler beasts, although the nature of their return drivers is far from simple. Short rates have risen, along with Fed interest rate policy moves. Chances of another hike in December are high, and the base case calls for several increases next year. This would elevate cash and short-term bond rates nearer to 'normal' after a decade of near-zero levels, a situation that has frustrated savers and retirees with larger allocations to that cash/bond segment. After-inflation 'real' rates, however, which have traditionally been positive, could remain very low, even after rate hikes. Intermediate- and long-term bond yields are largely anchored to inflation expectations—which remain tempered at or below the Fed's 2% target, despite expectations by some economists for an eventual inflation pick-up coinciding with wage increases (neither of which have gained traction yet). But, the shape of the yield curve also plays a role, and higher short rates have a lifting effect on longer-rates in normal environment. Based on the timing and magnitude, owners of new bonds earn higher interest as this occurs, but existing bonds could suffer, particularly on the long end of the yield curve.
Credit spreads continue to inch tighter for both investment-grade bonds and lower-quality high yield debt. While fundamental credit conditions are strong, with low current default rates, corporate leverage has increased in recent years along with corporate risk-taking activity. This is in addition to continued investor appetite for yield, which has fueled demand for bonds with any type of yield premium. Credit conditions almost always reach a point of maximum optimism, after which spreads widen and credit no longer looks as attractive. That moment is always difficult to time, but can coincide with and exacerbate recession risks.
Economies abroad began to pick up after the U.S., so their business cycles are also operating at a lag, which is more typical than not, actually. Abroad, in both developed and emerging markets, realized economic and earnings growth have been improving, as are expectations for the coming several years. However, a variety of risks remain, such as populist rhetoric in Europe, the workout details of Brexit and, in emerging markets, slowing and normalizing Chinese growth. These are all weighing on the minds of investors, and explain some of the remaining valuation discounts. Foreign bonds from the largest issuers, such as Europe and Japan, continue to offer extremely low yields, which renders their return potential quite low (as in a half-percent for the coming ten years). Instead, while yields remain higher in emerging market debt, the global reach for yield has also raised valuations and tightened spreads, creating more fickleness in opportunities.
In short, after years of being coordinated during the financial crisis years, the global economic cycle has again diverged. This is a positive from a diversification standpoint, as this type of divergence could mean lower correlations between portfolio asset classes. This is helpful as certain assets become more expensive, while others look more reasonable—particularly the case now outside of the U.S. On the practical side, risk asset volatility as measured by the VIX has been running far below average, and probabilities suggest a drift upward back to average at some point. Chances of a recession look to remain low currently, but the longer that an economic cycle runs and conditions improve, room for error slips and those probabilities begin to increase at some point. In spite of careful Fed policy, downturns are part of the natural economic landscape and can't be avoided.
One can only forecast so much for a coming year or beyond, but a divergence of conditions is generally better news for investors than when many asset classes are synchronized (as we saw during the financial crisis years). While widely-publicized forecasts for a variety of asset classes have been lowered for the next 5-10 years, there is, of course, no silver bullet that looks to provide a better option than a well-constructed asset allocation portfolio.
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Real estate investor Gary Bodie bought a Hampton town-house at a foreclosure auction for $90,000.
He figures he can spend $30,000 in upgrades and resale costs and make $15,000.
"It's an incredible opportunity out there," Bodie said.
The crash of the real estate market and accompanying recession has meant a spike in foreclosures - giving real estate investors a lot to choose from. But the crowds are smaller at foreclosure auctions than they were during the mid-2000s boom.


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In this weekly post, we feature helpful research tools and recent articles of interest to the legislative community.
Track the legislative priorities of members of Congress. (ProPublica, November 20, 2017)
Review the financial soundness of the National Flood Insurance Program. (Congressional Budget Office, November 14, 2017)
Explore aspects of the opioid crisis. (National Conference of State Legislatures, ©2017)
Examine the most congested roadways in Texas. (Texas A&M Transportation Institute, ©2017)
Find opinions from current and past Texas attorneys general. (Attorney General of Texas, accessed November 29, 2017)
Members of the Texas legislative community may request the articles below here or by calling 512-463-1252.
- "A billionaire's war on poverty." By Simon Montlake. Christian Science Monitor, November 20, 2017, pp. 24-30.
Highlights the varied charitable projects of Tulsa philanthropist George Kaiser and his new mission to create a comprehensive strategy of public programs to target every poor child in Tulsa from birth until third grade. Suggests his success derives from the partnering of evidenced-based analytics and empathy.
- "For civil-war scholars, a settled question that will never die: What caused the war?" By Julia Martinez. Chronicle of Higher Education, November 10, 2017, p. A45.
Explores the views of three historians on why the American public has a difficult time accepting slavery as the central cause for the Civil War. Quotes one as suggesting two questions are merged as one: what caused the war and why people fought in it.
- "Skills gap growing in North Texas, though severity varies; What's being done to bridge the skills gap." By Bill Hethcock. Dallas Business Journal, November 17, 2017, pp. 4-6.
Discusses the strong demand for middle-skill workers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, with jobs in health care as the hardest to fill. Points out how collegiate academies, "Year Up" programs, and the Fellowship Initiative are helping to close the skills gap in North Texas.
- "For-profit colleges: decline and fall." Economist, November 11th-17th, 2017, pp. 28-29.
Reports on the suspension of two Obama administration rules designed to protect students from predatory for-profit colleges. Mentions for-profit enrollment has declined by 33 percent.
- "Health care in America: the right dose?" Economist, November 4th-10th, 2017, pp. 61-62.
Considers whether a merger between CVS Health and Aetna would provide strong incentives to offer consumers more access to primary care, better health care outcomes, and lower prices.
- "GOP tax plan could affect K-12 aid, teachers' pocketbooks." By Andrew Ujifusa. Education Week, November 15, 2017, pp. 19-20.
Details how the proposed federal tax legislation could impact school finance, teachers, school choice, and charter schools.
- "In Florida, laissez-faire approach to monitoring private school vouchers." Education Week, November 15, 2017, pp. 1, 12-13.
Discusses pros and cons of Florida's hands-off approach to regulating private schools receiving state aid in the form of publicly funded school vouchers. Details one parent's struggle with private school choice and her special needs child.
- "Education effects of banning access to in-state resident tuition for unauthorized immigrant students." By Alexander Villarraga-Orjuela and Brinck Kerr. Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis, December 2017, pp. 621-643.
Discusses the effects of state laws that prevent unauthorized immigrant students from receiving in-state tuition and other state financial benefits for higher education. Examines policies implemented in Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, and Ohio, and their effect on college enrollment, school dropout rates of undocumented students, and enrollment of United States citizens.
- "Federal funding in Texas: a vital part of the state budget." By Kevin McPherson and Bruce Wright. Fiscal Notes, November 2017, pp. 1, 3-6.
Highlights the role of federal funds in the Texas state budget for education, health care, and infrastructure. Compares Texas to other states on revenue received from the federal government.
(Report at: http://www.lbb.state.tx.us/Documents/Publications/Primer/3149_Top_100_Federal_Funding_Sources_2017.pdf)
(See: https://comptroller.texas.gov/economy/fiscal-notes/2017/november/federal-funding.php#article)
- "Building blocks for addressing social determinants of health." By Stuart M. Butler. JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association), November 21, 2017, pp. 1855-1856.
Suggests that to support social factors in health, more states should adopt "children's cabinets" and/or "health cabinets" to coordinate departments dealing with medical care as well as housing, transportation, social services, and education.
- "Five key takeaways from the recently-passed 'Hail Bill.'" By Emily Buchanan. Journal of Texas Insurance Law, Fall 2017, pp. 3-5.
Examines five components of HB1774, 85th Legislature, R.S., as it relates to insurance claims. Highlights the quandary for Texans facing Hurricane Harvey damage and the overlapping effective date of this new law.
(Related information at: http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/BillLookup/History.aspx?LegSess=85R&Bill=HB1774)
- "Cost-of-living adjustments (2017)." NASRA Issue Brief (National Association of State Retirement Administrators), November 2017, pp. 1-16.
Discusses periodic cost-of-living adjustments [COLA] in state and local government pensions and common COLA types and features, as well as COLA costs and recent changes. Features an appendix of COLA provisions by state, including Employees Retirement System of Texas and Teacher Retirement System of Texas.
(See: http://www.nasra.org/files/Issue%20Briefs/NASRACOLA%20Brief.pdf)
- "Interior, EPA each outline efforts to reduce regulatory burdens." By Nick Snow. Oil and Gas Journal, November 6, 2017, p. 27.
Summarizes reports from the United States Department of the Interior and the Environmental Protection Agency [EPA] that identify energy-related regulatory burdens found within their operations. Notes that these reports are mandated in Executive Order 13783.
(Reports at: https://www.doi.gov/sites/doi.gov/files/uploads/interior_energy_actions_report_final.pdf and https://www.epa.gov/sites/production/files/2017-10/documents/eo-13783-final-report-10-25-2017.pdf)
(Related information at: https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-press-office/2017/03/28/presidential-executive-order-promoting-energy-independence-and-economi-1)
- "Utilities can do more to partner with customers: regain the connection." By John Hargrove. Public Utilities Fortnightly, November 2017, pp. 60-61.
Argues that by changing their business models utilities can take advantage of opportunities to serve as energy experts for their customers.
- "Cybersecurity quest sends states to vets, students and women." By Jenni Bergal. Stateline (Pew Charitable Trusts), November 27, 2017, pp. 1-4.
Discusses how state information technology agencies are creating a pipeline of cyber talent to fill cybersecurity jobs and to replace experienced staffers who will retire in the coming years.
(See: http://www.pewtrusts.org/en/research-and-analysis/blogs/stateline/2017/11/27/cybersecurity-quest-sends-states-to-vets-students-and-women)
- "Facing more 'hoops.'" By Joey Berlin. Texas Medicine, November 2017, pp. 37-43.
Debates the use of prior authorization requirements from health plans to battle the opioid crisis, with some physicians supporting such initiatives and others considering them to be inefficient and ineffective.
(See: https://www.texmed.org/Template.aspx?id=45914)
- "EIA says electricity prices reflect rising delivery costs." Texas Public Power, October 2017, p. 9.
Summarizes a recent article from the United States Energy Information Administration's publication Today in Energy that focuses on the relationship between the cost of fuels for producing electricity and the average retail price of electricity.
(Related information at: https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=32812)
- "Understanding water security: finding solutions for accessible, adequate and acceptable water for the future." By Kathy Wythe. txH2O, Fall 2017, pp. 2-4.
Considers aspects of water security and whether the United States has secure water sources and supplies.
(See: http://twri.tamu.edu/publications/txh2o/fall-2017/understanding-water-security/)
The Legislative Reference Library compiles this weekly annotated list of Current Articles of interest to the legislative community. Professional librarians review and select articles from more than 300 periodicals, including public policy journals, specialized industry periodicals, news magazines, and state agency publications. Members of the Texas legislative community may request articles using our online form.


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First Communion/First Reconciliation
As per new Diocesan directives, the preparation of First Eucharist and First Reconciliation will be combined beginning in 2018. Students must be baptized and be in grade 2 or higher.
Parent Information Sessions and Registration will be held on February 18 and February 25 at 11:00 am. Attendance at only one of the information sessions is required.
Classes will be on Sundays from 11:00-12:30 beginning on March 4. First Communion will take place during the weekend Masses on June 2nd & 3rd. As the new program is a parent/child program, a parent is required to attend with the child.
Class/Retreat Dates: March 4, March 11, March 18, First Reconciliation Retreat –Saturday, March 24 from 10:30-12:00 ; April 29, May 6, May 13, First Communion Retreat – Sunday, May 27 from 2:00-3:30
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The median home value in Chapin, SC is $184,300.
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The average price of homes sold in Chapin, SC is $184,300.
Approximately 76% of Chapin homes are owned,
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Welcome home! Traditional 1 level home with FROG. 3 bedrooms, including master, downstairs. Potential 4th bedroom in FROG (with closet). You don't want to miss this one level ALL BRICK ranch home! Completely renovated Master Bath (new tile and double head shower!). New carpet within two years in bedrooms. Screened porch and LARGE private flat backyard. You don't want to miss this backyard! Almost a half acre lot! Hardwoods throughout bottom floor (carpeted bedrooms). Gas fireplace, high ceilings. Kitchen has granite and tiled backsplash. Wired sound system (interior and exterior). Shed has electricity! Garage has cabinetry workbench, sink, and 1/2 bath.
STUNNING ALL BRICK Home in wonderful Lakeside at Ballentine Community! Private deeded boat slip available for purchase with this Home. This spacious 4 bedroom home features beautiful Hardwood Floors throughout the entire house except for the tiled bathrooms and laundry room. Main level has a large open kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances and eat in area that flows into the family room with a Gas fireplace and vaulted ceiling. Also on the main level is the big Master Bedroom with walk in closet and Master Bathroom with Separate Shower, Garden Tub, double vanities and water-closet. A guest bedroom, Formal dinning, Full Bath, and laundry room complete the main level. Second floor has two good size bedrooms, Full bathroom with double vanities, and a FROG that would make a great playroom, office, or Man Cave. Relax on the screened porch or grill on the deck as you enjoy the private backyard that backs up to woods. Community Pool, Dock & Ramp, Playground & Pond all in this true Lake Access Neighborhood. Zoned for the Award Winning Chapin Schools and close to many options for shopping and dining. Donât miss this one!
Beautiful, move-in ready all brick garden style home on corner lot in the sought-after Garden section of Eagles Rest. Home boast high ceilings throughout, MBR & 2nd BR on main level, FROG possible 3rd BR, playroom or office. Walk-in access to attic storage. High ceilings and moldings throughout. Hardwood flooring in the foyer, Formal DR, LR and Kitchen. Kitchen has stainless appliances and granite counters. Living room with built-ins. Spacious four-season room w/tiled floor opens to patio and hardscape/landscaped yard. Donât delay in seeing this gem.
Move in ready home located in the highly desirable Eagle Pointe neighborhood. This four bedroom 2.5 bathroom house has plenty of entertaining space and lots to offer! The eat-in-kitchen has stained cabinets, and plenty of counter space. It is conveniently located in between the eat-in area and dining room area. An awesome perk to this house is the layout is so open you have lots of freedom to design the way you want it! There are beautiful hardwood floors throughout. A half bath is also located on the first floor, perfect for guests. All bedrooms and full baths are upstairs. There is a community pool, perfect for those hot summer days! This home is zoned for award winning Chapin schools!
A piece of Heaven on Lake Murray...Prime location at it's best! 4 Bedroom/3.5 Bath. Finished walkout basement. Newly remodeled spacious kitchen with water softener and filtration system. Large laundry room with wash sink. Huge great room that opens to spacious screened porch! Deck area! Master suite on main level with newly renovated gorgeous master bath. Hardwood floors throughout! Murphy bed/pull out bed in bonus room. New roof in 2016 along with new heat pump. Crawl space encapsulation in 2017. New Anderson exterior sliding doors with double open French door in basement in 2014. Half acre cul-de-sac lot with 199 feet of shoreline, nestled in a large desirable cove on the lake with dock. Very well maintained home ready to move into!
HARDWOODS, HARDWOODS, HARDWOODS!! This 3 year old home is loaded with upgrades including Hardwoods in every room, except the baths, which have tile. This is truly one of a kind. There is a formal living room, formal dining room (with coffered ceiling and wainscoting), large family room (with coffered ceiling and fireplace), bedroom, full bath and gourmet kitchen on the first floor. The eat in kitchen has granite counter tops, tile back splash, island, stainless appliances, gas cook top and large pantry. The second floor features a large master suite with dual quartz vanity, garden tub, separate shower, water closet and large walk in closet. There are 3 additional bedrooms (one with a private bath and walk in closet), hall bath with a double vanity and large media room. All rooms have hardwoods and baths have tile. The lot has a spacious, fenced back yard and front yard with a protected natural area on the right.
Beautiful All Brick 5 Bedroom, 3 1/2 bath home on Corner lot in The Village at Hilton subdivision! Home features a wonderful eat-in kitchen with pantry, island, double oven, stainless appliances, hardwood flooring, along with gorgeous formal dining room, formal living room, a great room with fireplace, a master suite to love and an amazing basement that is finished with a full bathroom and bedroom, bonus room and game room with it's own entrance/exit! Enjoy grill outs on one of the 2 back decks, a swim in the community pool and don't forget the community pond too!
This is an amazing close-in Lake Murray house with tons of space. Great for entertaining, Lake Life at its best with porches, decks, patios, screened porch, and a beautiful inground pool and hot tub. Dock is shared with one neighbor. Basement has a full bath, second great room, and second kitchen. Basement is currently used as an in-law suite, but provides even more entertainment space with walkout to the pool deck. FROG has closet and private bath and can be 7th bedroom. Main Floor has beautiful heart pine floors and luxurious Master Suite. Large heated and cooled shop space (500sqft) with single car garage door for those big projects in basement. There is also a large exterior storage room for all your lake and pool toys. You will not run out of space with this beautiful house. New roof in 2018. Large carport perfect for boat/RV storage.
The Wilmington plan in Eagles Rest features a huge kitchen with island and bar that opens up to the family room, a formal dining room room with wainscot molding and chair rail, and a spacious master bedroom with vaulted ceiling upstairs. Three bedrooms, all with large closets, and an open loft area are also upstairs. Eagles Rest is a new home community, featuring a pool and playground, conveniently located in Chapin, just a short drive from Irmo, Harbison, I-26, and Lake Murray. We are zoned for award winning Lexington/Richland District 5 schools. Our energy efficient homes and well designed floor plans provide exceptional value - come see for yourself!
This beautiful home located in the Award-Winning Lexington Richland 5 school district boasts primarily main floor living with spacious master on main plus two guest bedrooms with shared bath. Upstairs with large spacious bedroom and another full bath! Upgrades throughout with stacked stone fireplace, higher end laminate flooring, arch entry ways, smart thermostat, tiled flooring in baths, kitchen and laundry. Huge fenced in backyard with deck overlooking large trees for shade. Beautiful white kitchen with granite island. Newer roof only 1 year old! You won't find another home like this with master on main, FROG with full bath, community pool, corner lot, close to Melvin Park and Chapin Schools. Transferable home warranty thru November. This is a must see!
Great Owner's suite on the Main Level! Home is almost ready; Front Porch you can sit on ! Beautiful kitchen with an Island; Sunroom off the kitchen with lots of windows; Hardwoods in the public areas; Master bedroom offers a walk in closet and separate tub and shower; 3 bedrooms upstairs with walk in closets in two; Bonus room. This Home comes with a tankless water heater; Amenities include pool; club house; playground;walking trail; amphitheater.
Beautiful lakefront home with amazing views! Completely remodeled in 2000. 4 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. Hardwood floors in common living areas, as well as the master suite. Master suite opens to the deck and has wonderful lake views throughout and includes whirlpool tub, dual sinks, dual showers, and a large walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms on main floor with walk-ins and shared bathroom. Kitchen includes marble counter tops throughout, 2 sink and prep areas, and a work space for computer/printer set up. Wine rack, spice rack, and other amenities were custom added. Beautiful brick floor-to-ceiling fireplace with sitting area and mantle divides the den and formal dining room. Beautiful chandelier in the dining area and the back wall of the den completely opens to Lake Murray. Built-ins provided in the den for entertainment and book shelves on either side. Second level has an additional full room for an at-home office or media room, as well as fourth bedroom with full bath. Huge walk-in attic/storage, 2-car attached garage with plenty of room for storage, 20 minute drive to Columbia, dock and year-round water for boating, great home and location.
Picture a warm and sunny South Carolina day while enjoying the sunset on the fountained pond, viewed from the wrap-around front porch. Or take an adventurous cruise on beautiful Lake Murray from the neighborhood boat launch. (Parking and storage are included in the HOA dues and dockage is available.) In addition to the incredible amenities this 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home has a spacious backyard and a great interior floor plan to match. The 2-story Williamsburg-style home boasts modern appeal with traditional feel. The kitchen has recently been renovated with gleaming granite counters, new luxury vinyl floors and freshly painted by professionals. The master suite is located on second floor. Two more spacious bedrooms upstairs and another full bathroom. All of these fantastic features in a home zoned for excellent Lexington/Richland 5 schools plus access to Lake Murray! Home comes with a One Year American HomeShield warranty.
Million-dollar views with island like feel on this Lake Murray point! Boasting over 600 feet of water front and two docks, this unique home is a rare find. Enjoy fishing, boating, swimming and a view of the designated bird sanctuary, Bear Island. Every day is a vacation when you call this home. An open concept kitchen, formal dining, and great room with water views are ideal for entertaining. Expand the party outdoors to the enclosed sun room and brick covered patio. A joy to cook in this remodeled eat-in kitchen with 6 burner gas cook-top, travertine floors, large granite covered service bar and counters. Fancy feasts can be served in the adjacent formal dining area. Sip your coffee with the sunrise and favorite beverage with spectacular sunsets. Home structure designed for expansion with stairs intended at front hall closet. Public water serves the property and sewer is available.
Check out this amazing energy efficient home with a HUGE unfinished basement!! As you enter this beautiful home you are greeted in impressive two story foyer that leads into the gourmet kitchen featuring DBL oven, gas cooktop, stained cabinetry along with plenty of counter space that will impress any chef. On main level you will find a Huge great room with stack stone FP, formal dining with coffered ceiling, wainscoting, formal living/office along with all hardwoods on first floor. The massive owners retreat features hardwood floors, HUGE luxury bath has tile shower, soaking tub and large walkin closet. 3 additional guest suites up and are all large, one with private bath and the other two share conjoined baths. Looking for a basement or workshop, look no further over 1400sqft that's framed, plumbed and wired with French doors and patio. Relax on the covered porch overlooking private backyard that backs up to trees and protected wetlands. Resort style community pool and cabana with playground, extremely great location with easy access to I-26 and Chapin schools!! Don't miss out on this great home!
This beautiful Georgetown plan in Eagles Rest features a three car garage, open floor plan, and huge bonus space. Enjoy entertaining family and friends with the formal living room, dining room and spacious kitchen featuring granite counters and large island. Family room has a gas fireplace and overlooks the large backyard. A sprinkler system in both the front and back yard make lawn care a breeze. This home features a private guest suite with full bathroom downstairs, large master suite with vaulted ceiling and three additional bedrooms upstairs. Eagles Rest, located just minutes from Lake Murray, Harbison and I-26, features a community pool and playground. Zoned for award winning Lexington/Richland District 5 schools!
A 4 bedroom/2.5 bath, better than new home. Built by Great Southern Homes. Original owners have lived here since December 2016. Home has a huge family room with a corner fireplace, huge dining room and master bedroom with his and hers walk-in closets. Kitchen is very functional with an eat-in bar/island. Granite countertops, Samsung washer and dryer and a GE stainless steel side by side refrigerator/freezer and a gas stove. Home has a tankless water heater, fully fenced back yard and a sprinkler system front and back. 1 mile from Crooked Creek Recreational complex.
The Winston is a master down plan featuring a two car garage, an open floor plan, a formal dining room room with wainscot molding and chair rail, and a second master bedroom with vaulted ceilings upstairs. That's right, folks: not one, but two master bedrooms! Eagles Rest is a new home community, featuring a pool and playground, conveniently located in Chapin, just a short drive from Irmo, Harbison, I-26, and Lake Murray. We are zoned for award winning Lexington/Richland District 5 schools. Our energy efficient homes and well designed floor plans provide exceptional value - come see for yourself!
Are you ready to enjoy Lake Murray this summer? Come and see this beautiful maintained home in Bush River Plantation. Complete with community boat ramp and storage, this home boasts a huge 30' deep double garage perfect for storing your boat and trailer, a separate 18'x14' shed and workshop with electricity that beautifully matches the house, and a wonderfully private back yard with water feature. The owners have poured concrete walkways around the home and installed an 11' wide gate so you can easily store your cars or jet ski in the backyard as well. This home has 4 bedrooms plus an additional bonus room with 2 full baths upstairs and 1/2 bath downstairs. All areas of this home have been impeccably maintained by the owners. If Lake Murray outdoor living is calling you, this is the house you need to see!
Picture perfect and move in ready! This two story home features 5 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, formal living and dining room, plus flexible use family room. The large kitchen has ample cabinet space, center island and sliding glass door walk out to the back deck and outdoor entertainment space. New floors installed May '18, traffic master natural oak laminate wood!! Chapin schools, great location, easy access to I-26 to Columbia or Spartanburg. 10 minutes to Harbison dining and shopping. Just a hop and skip from Lake Murray access! Appliances only 3 years old.


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"When you begin to question your dream, awakening will not be far away." -Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
Sunday, October 05, 2008
Those of you who've been wanting to take a Dharma Mittra class at a reasonable time, here's your chance. I'm teaching a new Dharma Mittra class today (and every Sunday) from 10-11:30 at the Chicago Yoga Center. It's Level I-III and is less strenuous / more meditative than ashtanga - yet can be just as challenging. It opens up the hips, shoulders and upper back like nothing else. I've found that it actually helps my ashtanga practice. To learn more about Dharma, read my 2005 article here.
Monkey kung fu master and Yin yoga founder Paulie Zink is in town doing a workshop this weekend. He's the teacher of Paul Grilley (who spent a year studying with him), who is in turn the teacher of Sarah Powers. Grilley learned only Yin yoga from Paulie, whose Taoist Yoga actually combines both Yin and Yang aspects (ie; you're not merely sitting around in hip-opening poses for five minutes at a time). Paulie has been teaching for over 30 years and is AMAZING; despite being a kung fu master, he's totally humble - just like a real yogi. His yoga is playful, and based on the movements of animals in nature. The last segment of his workshop is today from 2-6 at the Chicago Yoga Center. Please come; no prerequisite is required. If you already practiced today, you'll be fine. Read my article about Paulie here.
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Selections were not finalized today. A decision will be announced tomorrow. Ole Miss-Alabama will be on either Raycom, CBS or ESPN-ESPN2.
Selections were not finalized today. A decision will be announced tomorrow. Ole Miss-Alabama will be on either Raycom, CBS or ESPN-ESPN2.
We "northern" Rebs are hoping for network coverage. ESPN's game plan isn't too good..they can't seem to coordinate their commercials with the play on the field. Missed several plays that way this week.
VA Reb, I watched it on gameplan too, and had the same problems with ESPN gameplan. I hope we get the game on CBS or ESPN/ESPN 2. One thing is for sure, the Rebels definitely have the capability to hang in there with the Tide and pull out an upset. Rebels haven't been consistent this year, but their games definitely haven't been boring.
Yeah gameplan was bogus. The most annoying part was the close-up shots of jersies/specific players that lasted through the whole play. It's just too expensive to put up with that crap.
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M4–I feel like we are singing harmony on this and I'll go you one more–IF we hold on to the ball, especially if we have NO turnovers–I think we can beat anyone, anywhere, anytime. As bad as our secondary looks sometimes, if we get decent pressure with the front four, we can shut Jessica Parker Worthless down and maybe even crack the top 25.
Of course there is not a 50% chance that this will happen or anything, but I'm telling you . . . there's A chance.
Guys, for what it's worth (and it probably isn't worth much) I contacted ESPN gameplan and complained. They said they would check it out which will probably be just about as rewarding as rehashing why we aren't 6-0 instead of 3-3!
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This Polar Bear doesn't know anything about the heat. But, on a day like this I really feel for some of the large Polar Bears kept in places like the Central Park Zoo. I imagine Zoo staff is doing their best to take care of the animals in this heat.. But, damn, not a good day to be a polar bear yesterday...
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- Brendan Tobin said...
The polar bear in the Bronx Zoo makes me sad. Last time I saw him was a hot NYC summer day, almost 100F, and he looked so down and out. Not like the cool customer you present here.
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I agree... the bears in Central park are very sad looking when it comes to heat like this.. Originally this image was just a bear yelling for some ice... but, I cropped it out in favor of not bothering with text...
thanks for the comment tobin, we miss you here in NY.
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This time of year the ducklings are delightful to observe, waddling after their mamas and zipping behind them over the water, bobbing, dabbling, and whatever it is that ducks do. Such cheerful creatures, far better tempered than most geese. The two species tolerate each other but seldom form a close acquaintance, that is until the mallard nesting outside my parent's back door near the driveway hatched out her fuzzy brood. After a trip to the river, just down from their house, she returned with her babies in tow and a concerned gander who seems to feel an obligation to watch over the little duck and her family.
Highly unusual. But then, you never can tell with ducks or geese…sometimes they surprise you.
We once had a sole pair of ducks who hatched only a single offspring. As the little fellow grew, he became something of a problem, pestering his parents for a pal. One day, his mother took him away and came back without him. We assume she found a mate for her young drake.
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Sherry FitzGerald is delighted to present 10 Brabazon House to the market. A beautifully presented one bedroom second floor apartment, ideally positioned close to the City Centre and some of Dublin's principal business districts.
Superbly decorated throughout with light filled accommodation, the standard of finish on this apartment is excellent. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall with hot presses, bright and airy dual aspect kitchen/living/dining room. The property benefits from both a Juliet balcony overlooking Cork Street and a wonderful sun terrace accessed off the kitchen offering views of many of Dublin's famous monuments and further afield. There is a double bedroom fitted with built in wardrobes and bathroom completing the accommodation.
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A fantastic apartment in a most convenient location - Early viewing is recommended!
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Living Dining Room 13.1m x 2.5m.
Bedroom 5.2m x 2.7m.
Bathroom 2.2m x 1.9m.
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Turning up late
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While sometimes it can't be helped, turning up late to an event is considered bad taste – unless your plan is to upstage the other attendees! Try to arrive on time, or up to ten to 15 minutes afterwards. Being early might upset the host's plans, so it's always best to arrive as near to the dedicated time as possible. If you're stuck in traffic or have been delayed, let your host know as soon as you can, especially if there's a sit down meal. Here's an in-depth guide from The Muse about how late you can be for certain events.
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The rules of gift giving can be quite tricky, but if you're unsure, it's always best to take one. If you don't know the host personally, opt for something tasteful but subtle. Nice foods and drinks often go down well. If you'd like to make your gift more special, but you're running out of time, explore sites like Giftsin24. That way, you can push the boat out with a gorgeous, personalised gift.
Not introducing yourself
If you're at an event where you don't know many – or any – people, it's easy to stick with the few you know, or the host. However, this can make it quite hard work. Your host should introduce you to a few people if you've arrived alone, so if you're unsure, ask them to introduce you to other people at the event. This is a good read on how introduce yourself, if you find that you're a bit socially anxious.
Doing an 'Irish exit'
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The evening might be in full swing, with people merrily dancing and drinking, but don't feel you should leave without saying goodbye! Even if your host is busy, they will always appreciate you saying your thanks and goodbyes before heading off. Just remember that if you've got a train or bus to catch or a taxi waiting, goodbyes can take quite a long time – so start them earlier than you think!
Getting too drunk
Regardless of whether you're at a wedding, birthday or anniversary celebration, there's always one person that gets too drunk. It can be a huge disruption to the hosts, and if there are young children present, can be quite unpleasant. Also, if you're lucky enough to have an open bar, it shows a huge lack of respect. So, remember everything in moderation! Pace yourself, eat plenty of food, and drink lots of water.
Hogging the host's attention
Your host has a lot of people to greet, speak to and look after all night – so don't try to hog their attention. Yes, you want to spend their special day with them, but you need to be mindful that other people do as well. If you've travelled a long distance to be there, why not see if you can have a meal together the previous or following day? That way you spend some quality time together, without taking them away from the party.


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Would you like to part of an established company with a reputation for excellence? If so, Nitka, Inc. is seeking a senior frontend developer. As a part of our distributed project team you will play a very important role, contributing to the development of several major components for an American political-journalism organization that covers politics and policy in the United States and internationally.
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- Strong JS/Jquery skills 3+ years
- Good knowledge of React.js or Vue.js
- Good knowledge of HTML/CSS (markup is a part of work, not pure js)
- Good English skills - speaking and writing
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- Remote full-time job (8h/day)
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Servings: 5
Source: National Pasta Association, Internet address: http://ilovepasta.org/
1 pound Angel Hair or Capellini pasta, uncooked
2 red bell peppers OR 1 red bell pepper & 1 yellow bell pepper
3 tablespoons finely shredded fresh basil
1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar OR 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
1 clove garlic, minced
1/4 teaspoon salt, or to taste
Pepper, to taste
1 tablespoon olive oil OR 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
8 ounces boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into small cubes
1/2 cup chicken broth
1. Roast and peel the peppers as follows: Place the peppers directly over a gas jet of the range (or under a pre-heated broiler), turning them often with a pair of tongs, until blackened on all sides. Transfer them to a bowl and cover tightly with plastic wrap. Let them stand until cool. Cut the peppers in half lengthwise and remove the stems and seeds. Scrape off the blackened skin of the pepper. Cut the peppers into 1/4-inch pieces.
2. Toss the diced roasted peppers with the basil, balsamic vinegar or lemon juice, garlic, salt and pepper in a small bowl. (This salsa may be prepared and refrigerated up to one day in advance.)
3. Prepare pasta according to package directions. While pasta is cooking, heat the oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add the chicken and stir until cooked through, about 4 minutes. Add the roasted pepper salsa and stir 30 seconds, scraping up the brown bits that stick to the pan. Remove the skillet from the heat.
4. Drain the pasta, reserving 1/4 cup of the cooking water. Add the water and the chicken broth to the skillet with the chicken mixture. Return the pasta to the pot. When the chicken is cooked through, transfer the contents of the skillet to the pot and heat over high heat until the sauce is boiling and reduced enough to lightly coat the pasta. Season to taste. Serve hot.
Olive Garden Salad
12 ounces iceberg lettuce
1/4 small red onion, sliced thin
8 black olives, pitted
2 small roma tomato, sliced
1/2 cup croutons
Parmesan cheese, grated
ground pepper
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
2 Tablespoons white wine vinegar
3 Tablespoons Miracle Whip®
1 Tablespoon lemon juice
2 Tablespoons parmesan cheese, grated
1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
1 1/2 Tablespoons water
Combine dressing ingredients in a blender or food processor; puree until smooth. Toss with salad ingredients.


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Performance of poverty eradication donor funded projects in Mwingi sub-county –Kenya
Kitivi, Dorothy Mutindi
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The research project was undertaken to determine the performance of donor funded projects in Mwingi-sub-county in Kenya. Donors play a crucial role in the development process in many areas of the world. They assist nations with acute shortage of funds, experiencing natural disasters like hunger and floods among others which results into predictable environmental circumstances, the level of the citizens per capital income decreases and severely limits their ability to acquire the goods and services they need for their social, educational and economic needs. The objectives of the research project were to; establish the influence of stakeholders" involvement, Staff competencies, Monitoring and Evaluation, as well as Availability of resources in the performance of donor funded projects. It is important to note that aid/ donor funds have a positive impact on growth in developing countries with good fiscal, monetary and trade policies but have little effect in the presence of poor policies. However many of the projects funded by donors have ended up collapsing either within the project period have not been able to proceed further after the termination of this support. This has been due to the problems of competent project staff, failure to do thorough planning for the projects or even sometimes the sources of funds mainly from donors are not convenient enough for project implementation and sometimes organizations implementing the donor funded project don"t involve the local community who are the beneficiaries of the project. This has raised my concern whether those projects were implemented well. The research was aimed at a target populationof fifteen projects with a total of 75 staff working in the donor funded projects in Mwingi sub-county. The respondents included Project managers, administrators, ICT personnel, finance officers, and other staffs. The 75 respondents in the survey filled questionnaires to allow for collection of both qualitative and quantitative data. The data collected was classified and tabulated in a systematic manner. Data analysis was done by use of descriptive tools. In addition a statistical package for social science (SPSS) was used to speed up data analysis process. The data was presented by use of frequency distribution tables. The major findings of the study revealed that Stakeholders involvement, Staff competencies, Monitoring and Evaluation, as well as Availability of Resources all greatly influenced the performance of the donor funded projects.


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October 4, 2012 — Thursday
In New Mexico, our Native Americans live in pueblos, not called reservations. This was a big pueblo day. We started with Pojaque (po wah kay), with its palace/mesa-like casino resort, Red Thunder. The resort lobby and corridors have an impressive native art collection, art in all sizes and media, some are jaw-dropping stunning, and every name native artist is represented…Smithsonian or better quality. Pojaque has a wonderful museum, lovingly and natively designed. I especially liked its cave path tracing pueblo life and culture. Next door is an intriguing tower building, the gallery for Roxanne Swentzell, an artist who is as articulate as she is talented and emotion-evoking. She and her family built every inch of this striking three-level building. I loved her office door, about 3′ high.
Our next stop was Chimayo, known for its sanctuario with healing earth. Thousands of people worldwide visit, including me in 1986 on my first-ever pueblo exploration. Chimayo was one of the most memorable, and I was eager to see it again. It was further off the beaten path than I remembered, so when we finally found it, the shock of a Disney sort of complex hit me in the gut, development leaning toward schlocky. The beautiful chapel remains the same, but today you can't touch or photograph anything, which put off Steve. A tiny alcove is the same, with the reputed healing dirt, and a side room holds a host of no-longer-needed crutches, walkers, braces, and hundreds of small photos of those healed or praying to be healed, and one section just for military. The chapel, alcove and side room had an emotional impact, and so did the cluster of shops feet away. One shop sold small ziplock bags for the healing dirt, $2.50, dirt extra. A model showed even more buildings to come. At least the sanctuario remains unspoiled–for now.
We drove northwest for the old mineral springs resort, Ojo Caliente. This place is heaven for the body and spirit with eight different pools for soaking and relaxing, set in a rocky, wooded canyon. We put on their sand-colored chamois robes and tried each pool…sauna, eucalyptus steam, mud bath, soda pool, arsenic pool, magnesium pool, the big springs pool, and a blissful hot Jacuzzi-like pool. The hottest was the best. Feeling like happy, well-cooked noodles, we enjoyed an excellent Southwestern dinner in the vintage lodge-style dining room, some wine and creative desserts. Happy tummies, relaxed bodies, peaceful spirits under mountain stars.


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Contractors are hearing a lot about ways to use new technological applications, from building information modeling (BIM) to employing tablets and iPads in the field. One misconception is that only multibillion-dollar corporations are prepared to take advantage of these processes and tools. In fact, smaller construction firms can be more nimble to take advantage of these opportunities faster if they are prepared.
Often when talking about technology, you will hear comments such as "Why should a contractor even look at BIM—isn't it just for architects and engineers?" or "We can't afford this stuff." However, contractors have shown that using BIM processes does create efficiencies and can provide a strategic competitive advantage. The price of bricks and concrete are the same for everyone; how efficiently you deliver them is the key to success.
If you have crossed the first hurdle and realize that the adoption of new technology is necessary for survival in the industry, the next step is to analyze your operations and determine how the technology will benefit your processes the most. Our company recently worked with a contractor whose strength was in self-performed concrete—both vertical and horizontal. When we observed that superintendents and foremen were preparing hand-drawn concrete lift drawings, we helped them automate that process using BIM technology. They developed a BIM-based lift drawing and quantification process used for takeoff and field utilization, which has helped improve their labor productivity significantly. With BIM, you can improve your processes by automating repetitive tasks. When lift drawings are prepared quickly and efficiently, superintendents and foremen are free to spend their time managing the work. Additionally, the BIM model for lift drawings can automatically provide information regarding quantities of concrete and labor hours, saving more time.
The second step in the process is the implementation plan. How will you utilize the technology on a consistent basis? Keep in mind that BIM models provide both a drafting tool and a tool to store, access and use information. So, if you want to create concrete lift drawings, for example, identify the steps and the process flows of creating such a drawing. Then determine how to get the best use out of the BIM model throughout the process. Contractors should develop BIM family components, templates and intelligent objects within BIM models that provide more than a drawing. These components can provide quantities, productivity goals, manpower information, schedule analysis and more.
Some contractors are concerned about potential obstacles involved in implementing BIM processes for the first time in the organization. One common obstacle is the fact that field staff may not believe what the computer can do, or they simply may not want to take the time to learn the technology. The way to work through this resistance is to find the correct team within your company to use the solution initially. Identify a superintendent and project manager who will be open to using the technology. After they execute a project successfully with BIM, encourage them to sell the idea to other superintendents.
As an example, on a hospital remodeling project that was delayed with a complicated permitting process, our company took the opportunity to develop a sophisticated model using BIM for architecture as well as mechanical, electrical and plumbing. All the walls were modeled and coordinated with the MEP so that wall framing could be planned out in detail. The MEP coordination allowed the prefabrication of pipe, electrical and ductwork offsite. The result was a project that was turned over to the owner three weeks ahead of schedule despite having started several weeks late. The other benefit of this effort was that we now had a project team that told every other superintendent and project manager how using BIM saved the project. Superintendents generally listen to their peers more than others trying to convince them of the benefits of new technology.
So, what infrastructure do you need in place to start the implementation process? People are the first piece in the puzzle. When we started, there were two technicians, one with an architectural degree and the other with a technology degree. Both had construction experience, which was essential. But the other characteristic, which we still look for, is a lack of fear of technology. Experimenting with new technological applications will provide the competitive edge for early adopters. Additionally, some of the most successful BIM modelers for contractors have been tradesmen who expressed an interest in technology. Our company's senior MEP modeler came from the trades and brings that field experience to our modeling team. You should also train your employees at every level to understand the technology your company uses. This is an ongoing investment that requires planning.
Be aware that many of these technicians are part of younger generations and are often not the normal fit in a construction office. You need to be accepting of the need for these people to work with your experienced field personnel to blend technology and construction applications.
High-performing hardware and software are also critical. We recommend running top-of-the-line processors (we use Intel i7) with 32GB of RAM, at a minimum. Sometimes a larger investment may be required. Updating software and hardware will require an annual budget component.
Reviewing successes and failures can often provide significant value. Here are a few lessons our company has learned over the past seven years:
- You will encounter "Bob." Bob has been building for 30 years and has no interest in computer technology or some young computer "geek" showing him how to build. You will not change his mind with cool animations or visualizations. He needs to see results in the field or hear about successful implementation from his peers. So, pick your implementation teams carefully, and provide direct evidence of the advantages of the technology you are implementing.
- If leadership does not communicate the plan and continually support the implementation of the technology, it will never be adopted throughout the company.
- You need a "pusher." This is the person who believes in the technology and is not afraid to


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It's not hard to understand why the Canadian government would want more companies selling mobile phones in Canada.
Canadians from coast to coast open their bills from Rogers, Telus and Bell every month and wish they were lower. They wish additional competition would drive up choice and drive down bills.
And more competition appears to be on its way. U.S.-based Verizon Communications appears poised to enter the Canadian market.
For any federal politician, it's an attractive picture: Verizon riding into Canada, like a knight in shining armour, to smite the Canadian wireless companies and save us all some money on our mobile phones.
However, it shouldn't cost Canadian taxpayers a billion dollars to achieve this.
To be clear, Prime Minister Harper isn't going to be handing a cheque for a cool billion to the CEO of Verizon on the steps of the New York Stock Exchange. He's simply going to stage an auction for wireless spectrum in January — an auction in which Rogers, Telus and Bell are not allowed to bid.
Analysts expect Verizon to pay roughly $1 billion less than it would need to pay if it were bidding against the Big Three.
Canadian citizens own the airwaves. The federal government, on behalf of taxpayers, makes a lot of money with its bandwidth auctions: The last one brought in $4.3 billion. That's a lot when you consider the government expects to run an $18.7 billion deficit this year. Unfortunately, this year, at least one of those borrowed billions is headed straight into the corporate treasury of Verizon Communications in New York.
Verizon doesn't need the money: It already has 100 million customers in the U.S. In July, Verizon reported profits of $2.25 billion US in the previous three months alone, on sales of nearly $30 billion US.
Nobody is going to argue, with a straight face, that Canadian wireless operators couldn't use some more competition. But do we really need to rig an auction sale and offer Verizon a billion-dollar bonus to get into the game?
And why Verizon? There's nothing wrong with Verizon but if we're going to open up the market to foreign ownership and additional competition, why not just open up the auction to any company, foreign or domestic, to bid on the additional spectrum? It could be T-Mobile, AT&T, or UK companies like one of Verizon's owners, Vodafone. Or one of the Big Three might outbid all of them.
As taxpayers, isn't it in our best interest to sell our spectrum to the highest bidder?
And if it turns out that it's a new company, or two new companies, purchasing the spectrum, Canadians would still benefit from the increased competition.
Sometimes an American operator can move in and turn the Canadian market upside down. Wal-Mart is a good example. Sometimes it's a different story: Target's takeover of the Canadian Zellers locations seems to be a work in progress: Prices and selection in Canada don't come close to the U.S. experience.
The important difference between Wal-Mart, Target and Verizon is that both Wal-Mart and Target had to pay full market price to build or buy stores in Canada. They weren't and aren't protected from their competition.
The wireless business, as the saying goes, 'ain't bean-bag.' Newcomers to the market, such as Mobilicity and Wind Mobile, have brought prices down in Canada, but they've taken a beating from the Big Three, and they're looking for new investors and new capital. Calgary-based cable giant Shaw Communications bought some wireless bandwidth before sizing up the Canadian market and backing out of it.
The Harper government blocked Shaw from flipping its unused wireless bandwidth to Rogers, one of many skirmishes in the ongoing battle between the regulator and the industry to keep competition alive. In Quebec, rather than hesitating as Shaw did, Videotron waded into wireless, making some unexpected gains. After taking a risk and launching against the Big Three in Quebec, Videotron is livid about the special deal now being cooked up in Ottawa for Verizon.
Industry Minister James Moore has clearly articulated his concern for mobile customers, but there's apparently little concern about taxpayers and the billion they will be losing out on under this rigged auction. This upcoming auction should be a win for both customers and taxpayers.
Gregory Thomas is the federal director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
The views, opinions and positions expressed by all iPolitics columnists and contributors are the author's alone. They do not inherently or expressly reflect the views, opinions and/or positions of iPolitics.


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