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Blackheath Serviced Office Spaces
Commercial property to let: Private offices (Serviced or Unfurnished) & Co-Working in Blackheath, London.Blackheath Offices to Rent
Serviced & Unfurnished Offices to let in Blackheath
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 300 people/100 sq ft to 20,000 sq ft
Tenants can choose from a variety of office suites. Whether you prefer a private or shared office, this location has window and internal workspaces available. Facilities include meeting rooms, a rest area and a high-speed internet connection. These offices can be taken on a serviced or un-serviced basis, furnished or unfurnished, and the premise has on-site management with admin support ready to help whenever needed.
This Lewisham office space for rent boasts great access to the City and Docklands. The office resides in a busy area, surrounded by various shops and restaurants. Lewisham Shopping Centre is at less than a minute's walk away, in addition to a market, just off the high street. DLR and Railway Services from Lewisham Station provide direct connections to Central London and the surrounding areas. The famous Greenwich Park is just a 5-minute walk away, and the area is traversed by a number of small rivers. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 200 people/200 sq ft to 20,000 sq ft
Facilities include 24 hour access to the property, super-fast broadband, and a dedicated centre manager. An independent on-site cafe serves as a great place to meet and greet clients and customers, or if you're looking for a more formal meeting space, a fully equipped meeting room is available to hire.
The area is surrounded by a range of shops, bars and restaurants, so whether you're looking for the perfect place to take your clients or for after-work drinks, there is plenty to choose from. Deptford Bridge, Deptford Station and Greenwich station are all within an 8 minute walk, giving you easy access into Central London. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
Upon entrance, there is a reception area where staff can offer secretarial services. The team can perform postal and signage duties and operate a versatile VoIP switchboard. In addition, these air conditioned offices are fully connected to data cabling and ADSL broadband. A lounge area is featured in the layout, as are kitchen facilities and an on-site cafe. There is an impressive wood panelled boardroom, available for use as and when needed. One of the major talking points is the convenience of on-site car parking facilities. On top of this, the space may be equipped with voicemail and video conferencing resources.
The Deptford Business Centre is conveniently located for journeys to Central London and Canary Wharf. Just moments from Deptford Railway Station, the SE8 building is also in close proximity to New Cross Tube and Greenwich DLR Station. Greenwich's historic town centre is close by and offers a great selection of bars and shops. In addition, there are a range of famous museums and monuments at the nearby Royal Park. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
Street frontage is in front of all units and courtyards are attached to several of them. The interior boasts the spacious features of the outside in its perimeter trunking and suspended ceilings. Meeting rooms and a lounge for break-time are also included. The offices come with a number of car parking spaces and staff can enjoy kitchen and toilet facilities. Also provided are internet and phone lines, throughout the entire building.
Deptford Train Station is ten minutes away on foot providing travel links to Central London. The office is a few minutes' walk away from Evelyn Street which features a number of bus stops, serviced by a variety of routes. There are also a number of restaurants and shops stretching along Evelyn Street. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
The SE7 business accommodation is perfectly suited to storage needs, providing on-site record management. Shelving utilities and mailboxes are also installed in house to offer further convenience. The property enjoys its own secure parking spaces and allows for large vehicle access. Telephone answering services may also be provided in the rental agreement, as well as office wide internet access. Space is available in sizes ranging from 10 to 400 square feet, allowing you the rental according to specific needs.
Charlton Railway Station is less than ten minutes away on foot and provides a network of train-lines, both regional and national. Travel to Central London is simple from this location, whilst Westcombe Park train station is also close by. Just south of the Thames, this riverside location is easily accessible by car via the A102. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
The internal décor is tastefully neutral, and as this office space is unfurnished companies are given the opportunity to put their own stamp on the space. The office space can be broken up to suit both small and large companies, depending on your needs.
The transport links to this office block are very good. It is on numerous bus routes, and within reach of Surrey Quays and Canada Water tube stations. The closest transport link is Deptford Mainline station. To reach the office from Deptford station, simply turn left out of the station and walk along Payne Street. When you reach the roundabout turn right onto Edward Street and walk along it until you reach Creek road. At this point you should turn left and you will see Grinstead Street and the offices approximately 500m away on the right hand side. The whole journey is an easy 10 minute walk. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 45 people/100 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft
Facilities include bespoke furniture, secure car parking spaces and a lounge area. There is also an on-site café which serves hot and cold snacks for lunchtimes and any mid-morning cravings. Professional reception services and meeting rooms are also available on request. These can be hired full time or on an hourly basis. The building has 24 hour access and a high quality security system in place.
The site is minutes from Canary Wharf; home to a great shopping centre. Canary Wharf underground station is the nearest stop while Crossharbour DLR (Docklands Light Railway) is a 2 minute walk from the site, giving greater access to the London transport network and the Olympics site. From Crossharbour, turn left onto East Ferry Road. Take the first left onto Pepper Street where you will find the office on the right hand side towards the end of the road. This office also provides spectacular views across Greenwich Park. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
The SE6 based site enjoys a gated perimeter, with secure rolling shutter doors and covered loading bay. In addition, there is an outside loading bay as well as a receipt and despatch facility. Offices can be kitted out with up-to-date internet and telephony connections at your request. Other optional features can include resources for video conferencing, ISDN and voicemail.
The property lies just south of the S Circular Road, which makes it easy to find for commuting and visiting drivers. Surrounded by a number of amenities and a retail park, there are convenient shopping opportunities for your staff. In addition, this also creates a vibrant business community in the nearby area. Bellingham Railway Station is only a 5 minute walk away and is ideal for your commuting needs. On top of this, buses can be found at stops on Bromley Road itself. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
The Wapping based workspace offers suspended floors and ceilings and is fully carpeted throughout. There are 4 independent lifts and secure parking, which will be of great convenience to visitors and staff alike. Benefits include an on-site cafe, a video conferencing studio and air conditioning. Tenants have 24/7 access to their office suites and are able to use a wide range of facilities in the main reception during normal office hours. The latest IT infrastructure can be offered as an optional provision, should your business require it. Data cabling, voicemail equipment and telecoms are also available.
Crossharbour & London Arena offers the closest DLR links and can be reached in under ten minutes on foot. Buses operate from Westferry Road while National Rail links can be found at Deptford just a mile away. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
Connected to the latest internet and data networks, the layout enjoys air conditioning and lift access. The flexible rental provides a regular cleaning service, 24 hour access and can feature a number of optional extras. Notably, clients have the choice to acquire voicemail and video conferencing resources and CAT 5/6 cabling. An on-site support team are able to provide all the clerical services that your company may need. This includes performing tasks for your message taking, call answering and postal handling needs. The contemporary reception lobby will impress visiting clients to this SE10 office property.
Clients need only walk 5 minutes to get to North Greenwich station, linking to Canary Wharf, Waterloo and the West End via the Jubilee Line. The Business Centre is ideally positioned for business travellers with Stratford International Station. From here, links are provided to Europe by rail, while London City Airport is less than 5 miles away. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Visitors and staff are greeted in the spacious reception lobby and atrium by helpful and professional and support staff. Clients can choose to occupy space with pre-installed broadband and telephone connectivity. Other optional specifics can include capabilities for video conferencing and data cabling. A collection of boardrooms and meetings rooms can be hired out and used either by the hour or on a full-time agreement. The Isle of Dogs office premises also provide on-site car parking and 24 hour access privileges.
The development is located between the two DLR stations of South Quay and Crossharbour. Either station can be reached in a couple of minutes on foot. On top of this, the Harbour Exchange property is just a 5 minute walk away from Canary Wharf tube station and the Cabot shopping centre. The Jubilee Line, as well as the DLR is provided here. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
Attractive features include high quality boardrooms and meeting rooms. These facilities may be hired for use either by the hour or on a full-time agreement. Video conferencing equipment is also provided in the layout. Other benefits include air conditioning and car parking for all tenants. If required, internet connections, data cabling and telephone systems can be supplied.
The property is well-connected with the rest of the city due to its nearby transport links. The closest of these links is the Canary Wharf station which is just a two minute walk from the property. The tube station offers Jubilee Line service and the DLR. Mainline stations include Heron Quays and the Canary Wharf branch of the service. An iconic piece of London property, the Docklands is a commercial hub of London. As well as a number of major banks and law firms in the area, the area is surrounded by a number of bars and restaurants, serving City workers day and night. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
The SE18 based period office property has been renovated to provide a range of optional high-tech features. These include advanced broadband and ISDN lines, as well as telecoms and CAT 5/6 data cabling. Tenants can be assisted in their day-to-day running by an on-site management team and a staffed reception area. The reception team can help by taking messages, answering calls and performing signage duties. Use can also be provided to the attached meeting rooms and optional video conferencing studios. Clients will have 24 hour access to the space and can enjoy the protection of a security entrance system and the use of kitchen facilities.
Woolwich Dockyard Train Station is reachable in five minutes on foot and provides direct services to Central London. Links are provided to London Bridge Station and Charing Cross. Additionally, a number of bus services conveniently operate in the surrounding area. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
The Business Centre has the added advantage of quick access to storage space. In addition, a quality cafe and cafeteria are based inside the property. Clients have round-the-clock access to a workspace that offers disabled facilities. The desk plan is adjoined by a break-out lounge ideal for informal gatherings. These features are complemented by the benefit of parking facilities on the SE8 premises. Optional extras include video conferencing equipment, data cabling and internet access.
The major business hub location is close to the City and West End of London. Tenants will also be situated close to London Overground trains at Surrey Quays Station. The Jubilee Line is provided at Canada Water Station, which is around ten minutes away on foot. Buses provide another option for commuters and call at stops close to the Evelyn Street offices. A choice selection of food and drink amenities can be found nearby in this business minded environment. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
With an onsite Centre Manager and staff to assist with any queries or issues, the facilities are accessible 24 hours a day on an easy-in, easy-out basis. Features such as bicycle storage and showers are also available to staff. The building is a minute's walk from Evelyn Street, home to a selection of restaurants and shops, ideal for lunchtime breaks. The popular area of Greenwich is just a six minute river journey away by Thames Clipper.
Bestwood Street bus stop is just outside the offices, and can be reached by bus services 47, 188 and N1. Easy Overground access to Central London is available from Surrey Quays. Nearby train stations such as Deptford and South Bermondsey are a short walk away and from here transport further into, and out of, London is possible. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 150 people/100 sq ft to 15,500 sq ft
Facilities inside the E1-based property include a stylish business lounge and break-out area. There are also corporate-style meeting rooms, ideal for a variety of business functions. Staff can make use of in-house kitchenettes and shower facilities, as well as on-site parking and bike storage. Your business can be assisted by the in-house reception team if required, while optional Wi-Fi and telecoms are available.
The development can be found on Marsh Wall and has stunning views from its windows. South Quay Station is less than a minute away after leaving the premises, and provides access to the DLR. Alternatively, a five minute walk can take you to Canary Wharf Station, where the Jubilee line is also offered. Buses provide another option for commuters and visitors. The prestigious area is also home to a mix of quality shops, restaurants and other amenities. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 2,023 sq ft
Rebuilt with a raised floor and perimeter trunking, the office interior features integrated lighting and air conditioning. Large glass windows and doors also welcome a wealth of natural light into the premises. Facilities include two toilets and a kitchen area for staff, as well as unrestricted outside parking.
The area is in redevelopment mode and will soon play host to 100,000 square feet of commercial space that will be sure to feature a variety of bars, cafes, shops and restaurants. Travel to and from Central London is possible via the Overground that runs through Surrey Quays station. The station is reachable with a fifteen minute walk. The area is also serviced by a number of bus routes, with stops on Grove Street and Plough Way simply a matter of minutes away on foot. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
Modern facilities include state-of-the-art telephone systems, broadband internet and WiFi access. A conference suite and meeting room access are provided upon request. The South East London business space overlooks the waterside, while space is spread over four floors. There are plenty of waterside lunchtime walking opportunities on site and the added benefit of free onsite car parking. The building provides 24 hour access and quality security systems, in addition to disabled access.
Surrey Quays shopping centre is just 10 minutes away where many popular amenities can be found. The nearest mainline Railway Station is South Bermondsey, which is only a short drive or bus journey away. Canada Water is the closest Underground Station, only fifteen minutes away on foot, providing travel on the Jubilee Line. There is great access to the DLR with the nearest stop being Heron Quays just over the river. The business space is local to Canada Water, Rotherhithe and West India Quay. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 70 people/100 sq ft to 7,000 sq ft
All offices are provided complete with a full range of IT Services and DDI telephone systems. This makes for a highly attractive professional environment. A management team is available for extra business support services. The office space comes with video conferencing capabilities and includes a regular cleaning service. A break-out area is featured in the layout, whilst the building also houses an on-site café and catering facility. The business centre is fitted with a security entrance system, which enables 24 hour access for work activity.
You will undoubtedly enjoy the Docklands riverside location, regardless of your opted service package. The views of the Millennium Dome and Canary Wharf are not to be missed. Various shops and amenities are on hand in the nearby Canada Place Square. Admirals Way is three minutes from Canary Wharf and four minutes from the DLR. Canary Wharf Underground Station also offers Jubilee line travel to Central London. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
There are a range of meeting rooms for hire either by the hour or on a full-time rental basis. Ample storage facilities can be found in-house and are complemented by a lounge and kitchenette for staff use. A video conferencing studio is also provided. Round-the-clock access is granted to all occupants of the Canary Wharf based business units. The air conditioned office space may be connected to the latest telecoms and data services at your request. Additionally, super-fast broadband is available as an optional extra. CAT 5/6 cabling, voicemail sets and ISDN can be supplied if required.
This Bank Street office rental is located just yards from Canary Wharf Station and its Jubilee Line and DLR service. Buses operate frequently in the area while high-end shopping amenities are available in abundance. Jubilee Park provides plenty of green space to enjoy lunchtime breaks and walks. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 75 people/100 sq ft to 7,500 sq ft
Space can be fitted with CAT 5-6 cabling and provided with super-fast broadband internet connections. There is a selection of meeting rooms available for hire at the property which also offers shared use of kitchen area. Disabled access is offered throughout the units which can be reached by lifts and are fitted with air conditioning. A reception team may be taken on to support your business by answering calls and taking messages. Clients also have the option of taking on space that has been equipped with video conferencing and voicemail resources.
There are frequent Jubilee line and DLR services into the City and Central London from Canary Wharf Station itself. Jubilee Park is close by and offers plenty of greenery for lunchtime break. In addition, the area provides a shopping centre and some high-end shopping options. International business travellers will benefit convenient access to London City Airport and Stratford International. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 70 people/100 sq ft to 7,000 sq ft
There a range of facilities available for corporate clients that includes contemporary meeting rooms. A video conferencing studio is also provided and is offered alongside disabled facilities.
Technological extras that can be requested include advanced IT and telecom services supported by CAT 5 cabling. On-site parking is also available and is of benefit to staff and to your visitors.
The Docklands is a thriving area and one of London's commercial veins. The EC14 based site has excellent transport links with several underground stations close by. Canary Wharf tube station is less than a minute's walk from the premises and provides the Jubilee Line as well as the DLR. The closest mainline station is the Limehouse Station, which is a short journey by bus or by car from the property. For drivers, the two closest motorways are the A1 Junction 8 and the M11 Junction 4. Both are just over 6 miles away from the offices. The commercial setting of the property fosters a strong working atmosphere. However, there are also several bars and restaurants in the area, including a Jamie's Italian. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
Tenants at this property in E16 can use the conference suite or informal meeting rooms and the on-site restaurant to meet their guests. Storage facilities are part of the rental package which can be complemented by a selection of optional features. If required, services can be secured for postal, courier and message taking duties. On top of this, the workspace can also be fitted with telecoms, broadband connections and voicemail sets.
Clients will also benefit from secure car parking and convenient access to transport links. Canning Town is on the Jubilee Line while Royal Victoria Station serves the DLR. Both of these are a few minutes' walk from the site. Canary Wharf, the ExCel conference venue and London City Airport are all close at hand. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 100 people/100 sq ft to 20,000 sq ft
Private offices and co-working space are available to let in one of the most iconic structures dominating London's skyline. The Canada Square property is the second tallest building in the UK, standing at 774 feet. A range of stylish office suites are now available at Canary Wharf's premier business address. All office suites are fully-furnished, air-conditioned and internet ready.
Facilities include access to meeting rooms, break out areas, kitchen amenities and an on-site café. Tenants benefit from on-site management, including business support, a manned services and cleaning services. In addition, there is an on-site gym and shower facilities.
The property is set in the thriving and vibrant business district of Canary Wharf offering a wide range of shops, restaurants and entertainment facilities for you to enjoy on a lunch break or after hours. The building is well served by public transport, with Canary Wharf tube station and DLR located just a few minutes away. The DLR provides easy access around Docklands and to City, while the Jubilee line provides easy access to the West End. In addition, the arrival of Crossrail in 2019 will likely bring a further growth to the area. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Accessible for 24 hours a day, the Canada Water Business Centre offers impressive security services to its clients. The layout can be modified to fit any shape or size requirements and can be taken with a lounge area and shower rooms. There is also a gym and an exclusive members' lounge for clients. Broadband, CAT 5/6 cabling, and telephone systems are on offer, should they be required. On top of this, services can be acquired for IT, postal, message taking and call answering needs.
Situated in the heart of Canary Wharf, there is easy access from Canary Wharf Underground Station. The station is just a few minutes away on foot and provides Jubilee line services as well as the DLR. Limehouse Rail Station offers alternative rail links and can be reached with a quick drive or bus ride. Buses can be taken from several stops on Canada Square. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
The building includes a secure entrance system, whilst catering facilities are in-house. The layout includes a configurable desk plan, as well as shower rooms and break-out areas that can be provided upon request. With air conditioned space on offer, the rental can also secure a number of optional features. Should you require them, services for voicemail, message taking and phone answering can be supplied.
The popular E14 area is within close proximity to the DLR at Canary Wharf. The Jubilee line is also offered and provides easy access to the West End of London and the rest of the City. London city airport itself is also within a few miles and can be reached via the DLR. Buses stop regularly along S Colonnade, offering another commuting route. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Tenants are granted 24 hour access while round the clock security is in place. A restaurant and cafe are located inside the property, while lifts and air conditioning are also featured. Kitchenettes, showers and a gym are part of the layout. The offices can be equipped with site-wide WiFi at your request. If required, equipment is available for your voicemail and video conferencing needs.
There is a weekday ferry service dedicated to the tenants and visitors of these Docklands offices. In addition there are also a number of free parking spaces that can be found on the premises. The location of this E14 business space puts it within a short distance of multiple transport connections. There are frequent Jubilee line services from Canning Town tube station and DLR services from the East India station. The site is also well located for companies that require access to the Blackwall Tunnel. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 65 people/80 sq ft to 7,949 sq ft
The property provides bright and airy spaces. Offices vary in size, design and are built to a high standard. Management reside on site. A range of optional extras are available through the flexible rental agreement. Broadband and telecom services can be provided, in addition to CAT 5/6 cabling. The adjoining meeting rooms are available for hire.
The commercial property resides in close proximity to Canada Water Jubilee Line and Overground station. Surrey Quays Rail Station is a 15-minute walk away, offering a range of mainline train services. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
The Business Space has the benefit of its own toilet and kitchen facilities. Clients also have the added advantage of at least one car parking space per unit in the on-site car park. Offices vary in size and design, while the property provides bright and airy spaces, refurbished to a high standard. Management reside on site, able to offer assistance and a range of optional extras can feature in the flexible rental agreement. Broadband and telecom services are able to be provided, in addition to CAT 5/6 cabling. The adjoining meeting rooms are available for hire, as and when needed.
The Business Centre resides opposite Canada Water Jubilee Line and Overground station. South Bermondsey Rail Station is a 15 minute walk away, offering a range of mainline train services. Bus travel is also possible just outside the offices on Lower Road. The Offices are adjacent to the Surrey Quay Shopping Centre in SE16, providing a wide range of amenities. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
The units have wall to ceiling windows and there is secure underground car parking. Staff can enjoy the benefit of their own kitchen utilities and take comfort in the 24/7 security system in place. Direct access to the offices is possible via the car park or from the canal-front staircase. This staircase also leads down to the Surrey Quays Road.
The Canada Water office space to let benefits from being outside of the Congestion Zone and is in easy reach of all necessary transport links. These include the Canada Water Underground Station, which is serviced by the Jubilee line, as well as London Overground. The local bus garage also offers some bus services to and from the centre of the city. The space is only a few minutes from Surrey Docks Water Sports Centre and Southwark Running Track. Surrey Quays Centre is close by, providing a range of amenities. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Round-the-clock secure access is provided to the self-contained office space in SE16. The layout offers WC and shower facilities as well as a lounge area. In addition, the support of an administrative staff is available for your postal and secretarial needs. Companies requiring telecoms and internet connections can have their needs met with optional provisions.
Thanks to excellent transport connections, these offices in Lower Road are a great base for business. Rotherhithe is a few minutes away on foot and serves the London Overground. Alternatively, Canada Water Station offers the Jubilee Line. These stations provide the area with excellent connections to the City, the West End, and Greater London. There are also several frequent bus services that serve the area and parking space is available at the site. Southwark Park is just minutes away and features a cafe, wildlife garden, boating lake and an art gallery. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 75 people/100 sq ft to 7,500 sq ft
The building in Surrey Quays is a collection of self-contained units that are accessible around the clock by tenants. Access to the property is secure as the site has 24/7 security as standard, while the security entry system provides peace of mind to clients. Kitchenettes are featured in the workspace, as are disabled capabilities. If required, connections to broadband and telephone systems can be set up.
The property is fairly well connected with several rail and motor links in the area. Canada Water and Rotherhithe stations are equidistant from the site and serve the London Overground. Alternatively, Canada Water provides the Jubilee Line. These stations are both less than five minute away by walking. Those travelling by train will enjoy that South Bermondsey Station is only ten minutes away on foot. By car, the M11 can be easily accessed off junction 4. The M1 can also be used via junction 1. As well as local facilities such as cafes and shops, the area is surrounded by green space. These include King's Stairs Gardens and the Albin Memorial Garden. Clients will enjoy the respite these areas offer from the vibrant nature of the commercial hub. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Ultra-modern facilities and features can be provided throughout the workspace. These include high-spec CAT 5/6 data cabling, ISDN and broadband connections. Clients also have the option of taking on optional IT support from an in-house staff. A reception team can also assist with call answering, signage and message taking if required. Use of the attached meeting rooms can be hired on a flexible basis, while the entire space offers the convenience of 24 hour access. A restaurant and cafe can be found on the premises in addition to provided car parking and storage facilities.
An ideal location offers easy access to Woolwich Arsenal Station and direct services to London Bridge. Beresford Street is adjacent to the property and houses several bus stops that are frequently visited by local services. The Business Centre is situated in the heart of the Royal Arsenal redevelopment and is part of the regeneration project in the area. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 5,500 sq ft
Each of the offices benefit from 24 hour secure entry and shared access to meeting rooms and kitchen facilities. Optional supplies can be made for your stationary and photocopying needs. Meeting rooms are also able to be hired out either on a full-time basis or by the hour. Video conferencing equipment, voicemail resources, CAT 5/6 data cabling and telecoms are also available.
The centre lies on Gillender Street and enjoys being close proximity to amenities and transport links. The location is directly on the major route through the Blackwall Tunnel to Greenwich and South London. Bromley-by-Bow Station is a matter of minutes away on foot and offers Circle, Hammersmith & City and District line service. Devons Road is also within walking distance and provides DLR service. Langdon Park and Jolly's Green are both nearby and are ideal spots for scenic lunchtime walks. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
The air conditioned units are accessible 24 hours a day by tenants. Features include a staffed reception where call answering and message taking tasks can be performed by the admin team. Clients can benefit from an in-house gym and private car parking on the premises. This Business Centre offers the charm of a warehouse conversion as well as the very latest data and telephony systems. These features can be selected in the rental at your request alongside CAT 5/6 cabling and voicemail equipment. Provided meeting rooms have the opportunity to be fitted with video-conferencing capabilities upon occupancy.
The area is served by independent shops, galleries and cafes and is popular with artists, designers and media companies. The property is conveniently situated for Wapping Station and its London Overground service. The sought after location is only moments from fantastic views along the River Thames. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Facilities in-house include kitchenettes and break-out space which are ideal for staff use. Meeting rooms are provided and can be booked as and when needed or on a full-time basis. The reception desk in the main entrance area is manned by a staff which can offers administrative assistance. Your call fielding, postal handling, photocopying and message taking needs can be catered to by the reception team. If required, the Business Centre can connect you to the latest telephony, data and IT systems. Workspace may also be equipped with video conferencing capabilities upon arrival.
Buses can be taken from a variety of stops in the nearby area, most notably on Broadwater Road. The offices are just off the A206 and are easy to find for those arriving by car. Woolwich Arsenal Station is around a ten minute walk from the site and offers National Rail services and the DLR. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/40 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft
Conveniently located just one stop from Bank on the DLR and near to the Tower of London, this location is easily reached by commuters. Close to the centre is Shadwell and Wapping, where you can find an abundance of shops and amenities. Only a short walk will also take you to St Katharine's Dock which holds an award winning Good Food Market every Friday as well as an array of restaurants and breathtaking views. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
The spacious loft has a relaxing roof terrace and fully opening skylights that create a light and bright workspace. Charming industrial features include steel joists, timber roof beams and exposed brick walls. The latest Wi-Fi broadband connections and dedicated phone lines may be provided upon request. Clients will benefit from the shared use of a kitchen and a contemporary meeting room. The unbranded centre itself is protected by a security entrance system. There is also the unique feature of storage facilities in-house which are ideal for any modern day business.
This office property is conveniently positioned for the Jubilee Line at Bermondsey tube station. Tower Hill station is slightly further afield and offers connections to the District and Circle lines. Additionally, an impressive range of shops and cafes are available nearby, as is the Design Museum at Butlers Wharf. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
The open desk plan is able to be configured to fit any specific shape that you require. In addition, occupants will gain access to a lounge, kitchen utilities and storage facilities. The building itself is open to all tenants on a round the clock basis and is fitted with a security system upon entrance. Optional extras can include data cabling, telephone systems and voicemail sets. Connections can also be established to high-speed broadband at your request. Other benefits include convenient car parking, CCTV security and the assistance of on-site management.
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Most of the world doesn't think tractor hydraulics is very exciting. But engineer Rich Job thinks it is. For instance, Job will tell you how, when he was a boy, it saved his back by lifting implements on the farm.
Job and experts like him also will tell you how hydraulics has advanced from simple lifting to powering implements, taking the place of the tractor PTO. The science has advanced so far that in some cases you don't even have to move a lever or touch a switch to get the fluids moving in a direction you need them to go. All that's taken over by tiny computer processors on valves and pumps that can shout out commands faster than our minds can even process them.
"Today's hydraulic systems are sophisticated engineering systems," Job says. "They allow the machine operator to perform many functions so that farmers can produce food and fiber at a competitive price. Without that, the cost of that food and fiber would be dramatically higher."
Hydraulics is so interwoven into our mechanical systems that we don't even think about it anymore. But that's a mistake, experts say. The science is advancing so rapidly that if we don't stay up on the topic we could miss out on all the benefits enabled by fluid dynamics.
"Overall, it is important for tractor buyers to understand about hydraulic systems so they can properly and safely operate them," says Kevin Watts, John Deere service instructor. "They also won't be able to take advantage of new features if they are not informed about current hydraulic systems."
We've gathered a panel of experts to tell you what you need to know about this fast-changing science.
FIN: What is the purpose of tractor hydraulic systems?
RICHARD JOB: Basically, hydraulics allows the tractor operator to do tasks that require high effort with a simple push of a lever or flip of an electrical switch, which actuates the hydraulic circuit. In its simplest form, hydraulic pressure and flow can be converted to forces and motion that allow the tractor to perform tasks that an operator cannot do physically.
SCOTT SCHELLHORN AND KEVIN WATTS: The basic purpose of tractor hydraulic systems is to use fluid dynamics [fluids don't compress, while air does] to perform work both on and off the tractor. Typical uses on the tractor are braking and steering. Implements are the typical use of hydraulics off the tractor, and selective control valves (SCVs) control the volume of flow. Implements use hydraulic oil to perform a variety of functions such as raising and lowering parts as well as providing power to motors and other devices for mechanical movement.
How has the purpose changed over the years?
JOHN INMAN: When I got started farming as a kid in the '50s, the hydraulic system consisted of something to raise and lower the 3-pt. hitch and maybe one remote cylinder to raise a hay rake or plow. Now you are running sophisticated air planters that have the ability to put down fertilizer at the same time as seed. This is all done through utilizing the tractor hydraulic system, whereas in the past you might have driven those things with a PTO shaft.
SS/KW: Modern farming equipment uses hydraulics for functions that were previously controlled by purely mechanical means. Today's hydraulic systems use electronics to vary pressure and flow. As a result, hydraulic systems have become more precise and can now be used to control devices such as variable-rate planter seed drives or hydrostatic drive systems and transmissions.
ROGER LEWNO: Implements are getting larger, so hydraulics are being used not only to raise and fold the unit but also to steer and brake the unit. Our Case IH Early Riser 1260 planter uses hydraulics to steer the rear like a fire truck trying to get around in the city, and we are offering hydraulic brakes tied into the tractor system to aid in stopping.
What's different about hydraulics now versus 10 or 15 years ago? How has the technology changed?
RL: We are now using pressure flow systems that produce pressure and flow only on demand and to the amount required to perform the operation. Instead of the system being at a "set" pressure and flow, the pressure and flow are controlled. Fluid is directed by valves that are controlled electronically.
RJ: The difference in hydraulics today versus 10 to 15 years ago is in the control capability of today's systems, the volume of fluid available and the number of circuits available on the tractors. Today electronic controls allow many more types of functions to be done by hydraulics, such as trailer braking and hydraulic motor operation. The rated flow on some large tractors is now 80 to 90 gpm with up to nine remote circuits available.
JI: Manufacturers have increased the hydraulic capacity in the tractor, adding more remote valves. This has opened the opportunity for implement designers to utilize that hydraulic capability. Again, in the old days we ran a lot of things through the PTO shaft, which meant you had to use chains and have a drive shaft on the implement. Now all you need are a few hydraulic pipes and hoses and you drive the implement directly with the hydraulic motor. So the operation becomes a lot simpler and you reduce the number of parts involved. And you can control it electronically, which gives you a lot better control.
SS/KW: One big change is the use of load sensing to control a variable pump in a pressure- and flow-compensated system. This new system allows control of hydraulic flow and power to specific systems upon demand while also saving fuel when no hydraulic functions are in use. Also, as previously mentioned, another big change has been the advent of computer-controlled hydraulic systems coupled with precise-machined hydraulic components that allow the electronics to monitor and control all hydraulic systems. These system advances are particularly useful for real-time, minute mechanical movements such as infinitely variable transmissions, GPS steering controls, and suspension systems [cab and seat].
What has enabled these advancements?
JI: It is the ability to use electronic control systems to control the hydraulics. When we are able to integrate all the nice things in the hydraulics — like the superior motors and control valves — with electronic controls, then we've just put together an awesome system.
RL: We moved away from mechanical hydraulics, where you as an operator moved a handle and pulled a lever on a spool to activate the system. From there we started using solenoids, which activated the spool, and from the solenoids we started to regulate the time limits that the solenoid can work. So instead of a manual operation, hydraulics is now tied to other functions on the machine so that the machine itself tells the hydraulics what it needs.
What are some examples that show just how far the technology has taken us?
SS/KW: Examples include: 1) continued increases in hydraulic capacity to meet customer demand for larger, more complex implements; 2) SCVs that have more precise controls at higher pressure and flow volumes while giving the customer more adjustability for their specific applications; 3) infinitely variable transmissions that use electronically controlled hydraulic systems to vary speed and direction of drive train gearing; and 4) cab, seat and chassis suspension systems to provide greater comfort, performance and adjustability for specific applications.
RJ: Electronic headland management is one example of the many system capabilities available in hydraulics today.
RL: Look at what we've done with just the transmission on tractors. On our Magnums, for example, we have linked together a basic powershift transmission with an electronically fueled engine and enabled the operator to select the desired speed. Then the tractor engine rpm will go up and down, and the transmission will upshift and downshift to find the most efficient place to operate. We call this our Diesel Saver Auto Productivity Management system. This is all done through electrohydraulic interaction.
Where is the industry headed? Where is hydraulics going to take us?
RL: I think both interfaces — electric and hydraulic — will continue to be used. So in an electrical over hydraulic portion, you'd have hydraulics to do the work and the electrical to direct when and how the hydraulics will do the work. Take a planter for instance. Maybe the planter is being driven hydraulically, and electrically we can shut off individual rows. The two interfaces are working together to make things happen.
What's the next phase?
RL: The next phase might come in where you do more work electrically than mechanically with hydraulics. Like with drive mechanisms, maybe we'll go to an electric drive versus a hydraulic drive and/or a mechanical drive. Today we are using transmissions, like a continuously variable transmission or powershift. But if you look at big commercial dirt-hauling trucks, the engine drives a generator, and the generator drives electric motors that propel the vehicle. I don't know where that technology is today, but it could come.
RL: The use of hydraulics in the future is only limited to what the operators want the tractor to do. With new developments in electromechanical systems, we will probably see some traditional hydraulic functions done by electromechanical systems where they are more cost effective and efficient. Other new uses will come along that will continue the need for hydraulics on tractors.
is an engineering consultant (retired from AGCO) who keeps close tabs on emerging technologies
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Why does this not surprise me?
Well it surprised me. A doctor who's absolutely nuts is bad enough, but to be in this position of influence, and running again unopposed ...
This guy's on the House Science Committee? What easy requirements do they have for someone to be one that committee?
There are two, I think:
That's about it.
Unfortunately, congressmen can ask to be on pretty much whichever committee they want. It's decided more on desire and some sort of seniority or something along those lines. Knowledge of a subject isn't factored in at all, as near as I can tell. Hell, Michelle "Muslim Brotherhood" Bachmann is on the security council or whatever it's called.
It's called the intelligence council. Ironic isn't it?
It is entirely possible that he is invoking Seneca and just using religion. Not that he actually believes what he said.
Very sad and disappointing.
Running unopposed, too. *face palm*
Shouldn't there be some language in the law that restricts a position on the science committee to lawmakers who aren't AGAINST science?
I think we need to flood the house science committee with the message that if they're going to let politicians play scientist, it'd better be someone with an education in what actual scientists call "science".
I say we shunt him over to the House Intelligence Committee.
If a Baptist fundamentalist with less than zero scientific knowledge can serve on the
House Committee on Science, can an atheist scientist get a job as a Baptist pastor? It only seems fair.
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Weather and Activity??
Posted 04 August 2008 - 12:27 PM
Anyone living up in the North East know's out weather has been crazy. We've had huge thunderstorms and even funnle clouds and tornado's touching down...
My question would be, has anyone else noticed a increase in activity with the wild weather???
If so I would love to hear what your felings and stories are...
Thanks for reading and responding to my question...
Posted 04 August 2008 - 02:24 PM
I guess it depends on your beliefs about the nature of spirits, but it seems strange to me that they would be impacted as much by the everyday goings on of our physical world.
Posted 04 August 2008 - 04:23 PM
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Posted 05 August 2008 - 07:10 AM
This is such an interesting topic!!! I'm interested as to what others think as well.
Posted 05 August 2008 - 08:48 AM
I find that the weather effects so much natural and man made.
Our health, state of mind, emotions, computers, TV's ect... so it seemed natural to me to wonder if it effected the supernatural world as it does ours.
There is a part of me that feels it is kinda planted in our mind that with the nasty storms, the supernatural world is stirred up as well. The electric goes out, so we light candles, making shadows seem much more distinct then when the lights are on, no TV or radio on so we hear sounds we've maybe never noticed before, but were these sights and sounds always there and we have just been so wrapped up in our hurried lives we never noticed them?
Then there is the part of me who see's how the nasty storms effect people, causing them pain, very physical pain, nerves to be on endge, sences to be hightened, and I have to wonder if we're not brought up a level in our awareness? And if spirits react to energy and emotion, wouldn't those things that are being experianced cause the interaction with the spirit world to stregnthen too? There are so many pro's and con's to go either way. There is no real solid proof that I know of proving these theories either way, it's more opinions I think, but everythinghas to start somewhere...
So tell me what you think, your opinions. There is no right or wrong to these questions, so let loose and lets here your opinions...
Thank You...
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Posted 05 August 2008 - 09:06 PM
Posted 06 August 2008 - 07:32 AM
As far as wild animals go, we've been on warning on overnights. Last wend a bear was in our parking lot. We're a fairly busy area, so I found that pretty weird.
As far as people go, they've either been off the wall or really mean or depressed. My thought is that I'm not sure I want to see how people are if we get one of these storms on a night with a full moon...lol. This could get interesting.
Posted 06 August 2008 - 09:24 AM
I think atmospheric pressures, temperature fluctuations, rain, wind and other weather related changes can add to the likelihood of hearing things, and picking up images on film or digital.
--------------------------------------------------If there could be an affect, I would guess activity would decrease, I personally get a bit sluggish during "bad weather" and would prefer to sleep rather than being more active.
Good topic Dodi.
Be happy while you're living, for you're a long time dead.*-- Scottish Proverb
Posted 06 August 2008 - 07:17 PM
I know what you mean, and that's exactly what I mean, it's effected everyone and everything, so maybe it does effect with the supernatural.
As far as wild animals go, we've been on warning on overnights. Last wend a bear was in our parking lot. We're a fairly busy area, so I found that pretty weird.
As far as people go, they've either been off the wall or really mean or depressed. My thought is that I'm not sure I want to see how people are if we get one of these storms on a night with a full moon...lol. This could get interesting.
Dodi you are seeing what I am seeing. People in my area are depressed or off the wall. Another one of these storms and on a full moon, lol. It will be interesting.
As far as the animals... 2 days ago a horse from a horse farm in Ipswich, Ma for no reason bolted and jumped a 6 foot fence.....he ended up running full speed 15 miles to Newburyport and ended up in my neighborhood, lol. He took route 97, got on the exit ramp to route 95 north, took the exit ramp off to Scotland Road, Newbury and kept on going and was caught in my neighborhood. His owners and his vet were shocked... and surprised he was not hurt. During all these storms, all the seagulls have come inland. My back yard looks like a scene from Hitchcock's movie "The Birds". Canada Geese which we have never had at all come... it is like a safe haven for all these animals. For some reason, the animals are picking locations that they feel are safe..
Doesn't look like better weather until next Monday. I am still keeping an eye on the spiritual activity to see if it increases... nothing strange in my area yet though.
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Posted 09 August 2008 - 12:31 PM
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Posted 11 August 2008 - 11:09 PM
last summer (?) on my old route I remember a week like this where I actually had a conversation with a customer (he was a business owner and a regular customer, seemed levelheaded,and very chipper) on how there there was strange energy in the air. him and I never talked about the paranormal/supernatural before or after that. I also got bit by a vets dog that wasn't aggressive to me before or after that week and an abandoned house gave off stronger vibes than normal. that route I can run blindfolded and worked it for a while.
this past weekend I noticed my "haunted" guitar is being difficult, the neck went out of adjustment, the volume control broke off,and the tone control sticks so bad that I need a screwdriver to move it. I have 6 guitars. the other 5 are fine. one is from the same time period with the same neck as my "haunted" one and nothing has changed on it.
note I changed the company I work for and the customers name.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – The Lipscomb track and field groups opened up the outdoor season at the Rhodes Open in Memphis this weekend.
"It was a good solid first outdoor meet for us," said Bill Taylor, director of track and field. "I'm happy with the effort. Everyone competed hard."
April Terry had a memorable performance as she broke the school record in the hammer throw and took home second place with a throw of 49.43 meters.
"April broke another school record," Taylor said. "It's awesome that she continually pushes herself to be better."
Freshman Alex Csorba also made a great first impression as he competed in the javelin throw posting a measure of 52.14 meters.
"Alex was a surprise," Taylor said. "I don't know if he has ever thrown the javelin before. That's a really nice throw to start the season."
It was also a positive day for both the men's and women's pole vaulters. Annika Backlund landed a new school record and a personal best of 3.66 meters while Kevin Floyd took posted a 4.57. Both took home first in the event.
The distance runners also had a very productive day in Memphis.
"Sally (Larson) broke 17 minutes, which is one of those barriers we look to take down for all our distance girls," said Taylor. "She should also get into the Stanford Invite with that time (in three weeks), which is what we were after."
Larson brought home a second-place finish in the 5000 meters with a finishing time of 16:53.95.
"Christian Freeman, Jared Wingerter, and Daniel Gardner broke 15 minutes," Taylor said. "I don't think we've ever had three guys do that to open an outdoor season."
The three runners took the second, third, and fourth-place finishes in the men's 5000-meter with 14:48.98, 14:53.48, and 15:56.42 respectively.
Lipscomb also saw several second-place finishes while competing at the Rhodes Open.
Kayla Droessler took second in the mile finishing in 5:05.19. Tucker Peabody landed second in the 400-meter dash with a time of 48.25. Andrew Bosket took second in the 800 meter run crossing the line in 1:56.22.
The 4x800 medley relay saw a win from Lipscomb runners. Larson, Madi Talbert, Droessler, and Dani Walker took home the best time in the event posting a time of 9:32.86.
"We've been training hard and that was obvious for the men and the women in the 5000-meter," Taylor said. "The effort was great, but nobody looked crisp. Nobody looked smooth. They fought for what they got. That's exciting because it shows we can run fast when tired. And a big drop in time will come soon."
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Belton, TX – The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor football team battled back from its first second-half deficit of the season to score the game's final 14 points on the way to a 45-32 victory over Hardin-Simmons University Saturday in Belton. The second-ranked Cru improves to 7-0 overall and 4-0 in American Southwest Conference play with the victory. The loss drops the Cowboys to 4-3 overall and 3-1 in the ASC on the year.
UMHB would take a 28-26 lead into the fourth quarter and pushed it to 31-26 on Chad Peevey's 37-yard field goal with 13:22 remaining. Hardin-Simmons answered with Logan Turner's 36-yard touchdown strike to Jimmie Simpson to give the Cowboys a 32-31 edge and their first lead since the opening quarter. The two-point conversion would fail, leaving it 32-31 HSU. Brodrick Crain would intercept Turner on the next Cowboy possession and LiDarral Bailey cashed it in for a 42-yard touchdown pass to Jon Ross. Bailey hit Elijah Hudson on the two-point conversion to give UMHB a 39-32 advantage. Javicz Jones picked off Turner on the next possession, leading to a 42-yard Peevey field goal to give the Cru a 42-32 lead. Jones intercepted another Turner pass on the ensuing drive and Peevey provided the final scoring with a 27-yard field goal.
HSU drew first blood on Turner's 17-yard TD toss to Corey Jones on the game's opening drive. UMHB tied it on Bailey's 12-yard run late in the first and Hudson made it 14-7 with a six-yard run early in the second quarter. Scott Newberry hit a 50-yard field goal to cut the lead to 14-10 1:30 later and it would stay that way into halftime. UMHB missed two first-half field goals and Bailey was intercepted in the end zone to end another drive. That was the first pick thrown by Bailey on the season.
UMHB scored on a 6-yard Darius Wilson run just 55 seconds into the second half, but Turner hit Jessie Ramos with a 35-yard TD pass to cut it to 21-16. Bailey's 43-yard scoring scamper made it 28-16 UMHB. But the Cowboys used a 27-yard Newberry field goal and 54-yard scoring strike from Turner to Trei Lewis to close to within 28-26 at the end of the third quarter.
Bailey finished with 172 rushing yards and two touchdowns and he was 13-21 passing for 250 yards and accounted for three touchdowns. Hudson had three catches for 97 yards. Jones was a force for the Cru defense, posting 14 tackles and two interceptions. He also had a sack, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and a pass breakup.
Turner was 29-for-58 passing for 470 yards and four scores for Hardin-Simmons, but he also threw four interceptions and fumbled the ball away on a sack. Corey Jones caught eight passes for 160 yards and Lewis added six grabs for 106 yards. HSU managed just 26 rushing yards and gave the ball away five times. Chad Laughlin led the Cowboy defense with 14 tackles and Ryne Lewis had two sacks.
The Cru takes over sole possession of first place in the ASC with the win and controls its own destiny in the race for the league championship and postseason bid that accompanies it. UMHB has won 11 straight over Hardin-Simmons and 13 of the last 14 meetings between the two teams. The Cru will return to action with a 2:00 PM kickoff at Howard Payne University next Saturday in Brownwood.


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Everyday, the last member statement, prior to the beginning of Question Period, Pierre Poilievre stands and offers some childish cheapshot at the Liberal leader, part of some half baked strategy to get Dion "off his game" prior to his question. I must say, I watched with great delight today, as the arrogant "ankle bitter" rose to his feet, not to spew his usual nonsense, but to sheepishly apologize for exposing his true self.
As far as apologizes go, Pierre's was certainly wanting, real sincerity in short supply. The fact Pierre was forced to pull a "Lukwski" speaks to the seriousness of his remarks. The fact the government found it necessary to re-arrange the MP seating arrangement, putting Indian Affairs Minister Strahl and aborginal MP Rod Bruinooge beside Pierre as he apologized, is another indication of damage control. It all rang hollow, a little too scripted, Pierre trying hard to sound contrite, but it was more feeling bad over a "promising" career derailed.
The Liberals are demanding Pierre resign:
Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre must be removed as Parliamentary Secretary for the intolerant comments he made yesterday only hours before the government made its official apology for the legacy of the residential school tragedy, Liberal Indian Affairs Critic Anita Neville said today.
"Not only did the Parliamentary Secretary taint the day with his comments, but he has yet to apologize," said Ms. Neville. "Mr. Poilievre's comments show complete disrespect. How can a Member of Parliament resort to such shameful stereotyping? The sincerity of the Prime Minister's apology will be tested by his response to Mr. Poilievre's ill-judged words."
The real issue here is obviously what Pierre said, so take my disgust as a given. However, isn't it just wonderful to see the annoying turd squirm, his arrogant smirk evaporated? Lately, it's been Pierre, Pierre, Pierre, as Harper obviously miscalculated that this was the type of individual who deserved considerable face time for the government. As predicted, Pierre has turned into a liability, any objective observer could see a trainwreck in the making. I'll miss Pierre, in this sense, he was a terrible advocate for the government, hardly a persuasive defender, I felt comfortable that my impressions of him went beyond my own bias. Whatever Pierre's role moving forward, at the very least, the cocky poodle has been neutered, the smug know it all tainted, forever remembered as the "lazy indian" guy. Couldn't have happened to a more deserving person.


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This track could be used for a pop or country application. Acoustic and electrics guitars provide most of the instrumentation. A driving drum and bass tracks lay a solid foundation. Piano, B3, and some synths add to the flavor of the mix. I would consider this tune very upbeat and positive with dynamics to bring it down in appropriate spots. If you like it or use it I would appreciate comments and rating. Thank you.
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Charles E. Dollahan Sr.
Dec. 13, 2012
BOURBON — Charles E. Dollahan Sr., 52, died Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012 at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, Plymouth.
Survivors include: his wife, Yvonne; three sons, Charles Jr., and Mykie, both at home and Uriah Diemer of Kentucky; two daughters, Lindsey (Peter) Farkos of South Bend and Aimee Nguyen of Kentucky; seven grandchildren; sisters, Martha (Rich) Fosler of Koontz Lake, Betty (Joe) Adkins of Teegarden, Candy (Larry) Plummer of Koontz Lake, Dolly (Denny) Bailey of Delphi, Margaret (Ed) Kean of Plymouth and Estella McEndorfer of Koontz Lake and brothers, Sam (Dana) Dollahan of Koontz Lake, Richard Dollahan of Grovertown and Jerry (Marty) Dollahan of Koontz Lake.
Funeral services will be Monday at 1 p.m. EST at Rannells Funeral Home, Koontz Lake Chapel. Burial will be at the Fletcher Cemetery, Hamlet. Visitation is Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. and Monday one hour prior to the service at the funeral home. To leave online condolences, go to rannellsfuneralhome.com.
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Dec. 11, 2012
CULVER — James V Miracle, 95, of Culver, died Dec. 11, 2012 in Plymouth.
He is survived by his daughter, Laura Oatney of Wilmette, Ill.; sons, Tom of Culver and Jay of Venice, Calif., and two grandchildren.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
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Food for Thought: 5 Foods You Can Eat to Help Maintain Brain Health
What you eat affects the way your brain functions, but misinformation abounds about what constitutes brain food. Primarily, misleading stories overstate a food's ability to have a quick effect.
As with all nutrition, you should be in it for the long haul to make a difference in your health.
"Diet, exercise and other aspects of our daily interaction with the environment have the potential to alter our brain health and mental function," researchers wrote in the Nature Reviews Neuroscience journal. "This raises the exciting possibility that dietary manipulations are a viable strategy for enhancing cognitive abilities and protecting the brain from damage, promoting repair and counteracting the effects of aging."
Here are five foods you can eat to help maintain brain health.
Green vegetables
In one study, researchers found that seniors who ate leafy green vegetables had less cognitive decline over a five-year period than those who ate none. The nutrients helping the brain the most included vitamin K, lutein, folate and beta carotene.
"Something as easy as adding more spinach, kale, collards and mustard greens to your diet could help slow cognitive decline," according to the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology.
Some other veggies with all the necessary nutrients include spinach, Brussels sprouts and broccoli.
This popular drink is usually consumed in liquid form, but it is one of the best foods for your brain.
Most people are aware of coffee's effect on keeping you awake and alert when you need a boost. Additionally, several studies have shown coffee boosts reaction time, vigilance and memory, with the greatest benefit going to habitual coffee drinkers. It also improves people's moods.
Drinking coffee in middle age is also associated with a lower risk of Alzheimer's disease later in life, according to a Journal of Alzheimer's Disease study.
Eating berry fruits — a group that includes grapes, tomatoes and bananas in addition to the obvious strawberries, raspberries and blackberries — can prevent age-related brain decline, according to research in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
"In addition to their now well-known antioxidant effects, dietary supplementation with berry fruits also has direct effects on the brain," the researchers wrote.
Researchers found the benefits of berries to cells and animals extended to humans in clinical trials. Those benefits include the following:
- Reduced inflammation and increased cell survival
- Enhanced neuroplasticity — The brain has the ability to change at any age.
- Neurotransmission — This refers to the brain's ability to communicate between cells called neurons.
- Calcium buffering — This also deals with communication between cells, where changes in calcium make a difference.
In the largest study to look at the connection between chocolate and brain function, researchers found a positive relationship between people who eat chocolate and their cognitive abilities.
"Regular intake of cocoa ?avanols may have a bene?cial effect on cognitive function, and possibly protect against normal age-related cognitive decline," researchers wrote for the Maine-Syracuse Longitudinal Study.
Study participants, ranging in age from 23 to 98, who said they ate chocolate at least once a week, performed better on multiple tests, including ones for visual-spatial memory and organization, working memory, scanning and tracking, and abstract reasoning.
Olive oil
Eating extra-virgin olive oil protects against Alzheimer's, according to research in the Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology. In fact, olive oil is the key to why the Mediterranean diet is touted as beneficial to brain health. However, researchers pointed out they have more work to do to understand the reason for olive oil's effects on the brain.
You can eat olive oil many ways, including by adding it to salads and pastas, combining it with spices for a bread dip and cooking with it.
None of the above foods are miracle cures that will save your brain, but when incorporated into your diet for the long term, they can all help your brain stay healthy.
Sinclair Broadcasting is committed to the health and well-being of our viewers, which is why we're introducing Sinclair Cares. Every month we'll bring you information about the "Cause of the Month," including topical information, education, awareness and prevention.


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Rated 4 out of 5 by HansGirl from Holds Steady And Wicks Sweat This head band is a bit snug when you put it on. It feels like it doesn't have much stretch and will be tight enough on to give you a headache. Well, not so. I wore mine for the first time to a turbo kick class, and it stayed in place while keeping the sweat from my eyes. It was comfortable, and I didn't even feel it. I have never seen a headband with this, - it has an elasticized skin strip (the same kind you find on bras, or clothing) which helps to keep the band in place. It helps, but it probably wouldn't move anyway because of how snug it fits. If your hair is kinky-curly like mine, you would be conscious of the fabric that hair accessories are made of, as to not running the risk of them drying out your hair. This is made of nylon and spandex, and not cotton which is a no-no for kinky curly hair.
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GLORY DAY ~That Shining Day~
| The subject of this article has no official English name.
The name currently in use is a fan translation of the Japanese name.
|Japanese ending themes
| Pikachu Records single
|There is an alternate mix of the song on the single. The TV version is most likely based on the POWER MIX. The POWER MIX also appears on the Full of Energy!! Pokémon Song Collection album.
GLORY DAY ~That Shining Day~ (Japanese: GLORY DAY 〜輝くその日〜 GLORY DAY ~Kagayaku Sono Hi~) was the fifth ending theme of the Advanced Generation series.
It debuted in AG099, and a second cut with different lyrics debuted in AG109; the second cut was replaced by Pokémon Counting Song in AG135, just to reappear again as the ending in AG150 with a different animation. This time, it lasted until AG173 when it was replaced once again, this time by I Won't Lose! ~Haruka's Theme~.
At the time of its introduction, the animation for GLORY DAY contained the most complex animation seen in any Pokémon ending sequence: it features animated images on top of a moving sky background. Included are scenes of all the current major characters, their Pokémon, and all of Ash's past Pokémon. The new animation (used from AG150 to AG172) featured Ash and Pikachu walking on a side of the screen as clips from the current episode were being played on the left side.
The POWER MIX, most likely the version used for the television ending, is only slightly different from the original mix. It features an organ at the beginning and brass instead of synthesizer during the final bridge.
Clips of memories appear against the blue sky, in this order: Pidgeot, Butterfree, and Heracross fly in the air; Squirtle and Bulbasaur on the plain, with Tauros running in the background; Cyndaquil and a dancing Totodile on Lapras' back, swimming with Kingler; Bayleef smells the flowers, then looks at Phanpy, Snorlax, and Muk; Ash holds a Poké Ball; May in her "May's expedition" stance; Max with illuminated glasses, then stands in his apology stance; Brock holds up a ladle and a spoon; Pikachu makes hilarious impressions of Torkoal, Snorlax, and Bulbasaur.
A shot of Ash and his friends follows.
May's Pokémon appear with her, followed by Ash's (who is, weirdly, carrying Torkoal). Snorunt/Glalie then bounces across the screen. Brock and Max are shown with their Pokémon, with Ludicolo dancing around. Team Rocket then appears on the screen, all in the balloon, except Jessie, who is holding a rose.
More clips follow: Jessie, first as a maid, then as a nurse with Dustox, then as a cheerleader with Seviper; James, first standing on a cliff, then in a Moltres costume, then holding a rose; Meowth, Wobbuffet, and Chimecho, disguised as May, Max, and Caroline, respectively; Professor Oak, Tracey, and Delia; the first four shots from the first few clips; all of the gang's Pokémon standing together.
Ash and his friends walk at sunset.
After Pokémon Counting Song
Ash and Pikachu walk along as memories of the episode it was played in are shown as clips in the background; first against a plain background with mountains in the back, then a snowy mountain, then Ash and Pikachu are sitting by a river on a red canyon, then sleeping by a tree with the full moon in the background.
- Pikachu (Ash's)
- Meowth (Team Rocket)
- Wobbuffet (Jessie's)
- Chimecho (James's)
- Butterfree (Ash's)
- Pidgeot (Ash's)
- Bulbasaur (Ash's)
- Charizard (Ash's)
- Squirtle (Ash's)
- Kingler (Ash's)
- Primeape (Ash's)
- Muk (Ash's)
- Tauros (Ash's)
- Lapras (Ash's)
- Snorlax (Ash's)
- Heracross (Ash's)
- Bayleef (Ash's)
- Cyndaquil (Ash's)
- Totodile (Ash's)
- Noctowl (Ash's)
- Phanpy (Ash's)
- Swellow (Ash's)
- Grovyle (Ash's)
- Corphish (Ash's)
- Torkoal (Ash's)
- Snorunt (Ash's, new)
- Glalie (Ash's, newly evolved and inserted after ending's debut)
- Combusken (May's)
- Beautifly (May's)
- Skitty (May's)
- Bulbasaur (May's)
- Munchlax (May's, new and inserted after ending's debut)
- Forretress (Brock's)
- Ludicolo (Brock's, newly evolved)
- Mudkip (Brock's)
- Dustox (Jessie's)
- Seviper (Jessie's)
- Cacnea (James's, mostly obscured)
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Full version
- AG099 - AG119: The original animation.
- AG120 - AG123: Munchlax is added.
- AG124 - AG134: Glalie replaces Snorunt.
- AG150 - AG172: The entire sequence is replaced with a brand new one, featuring clips from each episode that had just aired.
In addition to these variants, the song is switched with an alternate cut with different lyrics from AG109 to AG134.
- This ending was used on a total of 59 Advanced Generation series episodes.
|Japanese ending themes
|This article is part of Project Music, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each Pokémon song, CD and musician.


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(CNN) -- "I cannot tell you how excited I am that later today we will be playing football on my grandmother's lawn. One warning, though: if anyone breaks a window, you can answer to her."
The Duke of Cambridge was speaking just before the first official football match at Buckingham Palace.
Prince William, the heir to the British throne, is President of the English Football Association (FA), a role he says is an extension of a personal passion:
"The beautiful game has changed an awful lot during the queen's reign, but it remains the most loved game in the country, most probably the world," he said.
He describes football as "a chance to escape with friends and family and enjoy its virtues -- teamwork, competition, endeavor and, more occasionally on my part, skill."
On Monday he had a chance to show off those skills on the specially prepared pitch at the Palace.
Wearing boots given to him by Manchester United and England star Wayne Rooney, he joined members of the queen's household team in a training session.
Read: By royal command: Football comes to Buckingham Palace
Prince William is a fan of English Premier League side Aston Villa but he chose two teams from lower leagues to play a full 90-minute match on the royal grounds to mark the 150th anniversary of the FA.
Civil Service FC is the only surviving member of the FA formed in 1863, and Polytechnic FC was formed slightly later in 1875.
But the day was really about rewarding the unsung heroes of the national game: "Grassroots football thrives on the support of its volunteers week after week," he said.
Many of those volunteers were invited to the palace to see the match.
There was nothing but praise for the royal groundsmen who spent weeks getting the garden match-fit.
Watch: Max Foster interviews Prince William
This is a space normally graced only by family members and the odd garden party. It has its own unique challenges for a city center garden.
The park-like space is a flourishing habitat for wildlife including a large gaggle of geese whose droppings litter the entire space at this time of year.
The groundsmen spent much of the morning cleaning up the football pitch with a vacuum cleaner.
They then swept away the carpet of leaves away with wooden brooms.
But the fact the Queen was away did provide one advantage: "There shouldn't be any corgis running on to the pitch," Prince William joked.
Now the historic match is over (Polytechnic won 2-1) the corgis and geese have their garden back.


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Global business is wrestling with a cybercrime epidemic. Attacks by increasingly sophisticated and well-funded digital adversaries have resulted in financial losses, alienated customers and damaged reputations.
In many cases, attackers are reaching the high ground in the battle for business data. Access to the latest hacker tools has never been easier, and the costs associated with these tools continue to decline.
Cyber-attacks can rapidly derail an enterprise's ability to create value. To thrive, business leaders should consider three approaches to effectively manage cyber risks:
Actively engage to make the business a better security "customer"
Strengthen the partnership between the business and security
Continuously exercise organizational defenses
Even companies with the best security operations can be bad security customers. While no organization can defend itself from all cyber-attacks, the likelihood of the detection and elimination of cyber threats can increase precipitously if the business side is fully engaged with the security team.
Recommendations to help bring risk down to a manageable level include:
Engaging Business Leaders for the New Normal
Organizations, amid relentless threats, must recognize vulnerabilities and build resilience.
Actively engage to make the business a better security "customer."
Making the business a better security "customer" by actively engaging with the security team is one approach that organizations should take within a larger strategic agenda to establish a holistic, end-to-end security strategy.
Strengthen the partnership between the business and security.
Strengthening the partnership between the business and security is one approach that organizations should take within a larger strategic agenda.
Train to achieve organizational resilience.
Recognizing how exposed they are to cyber-attacks, organizations need to "train" to achieve organizational resilience.


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Apple Wins Europe-Wide Blockade Of Samsung Tablets; Guess Which Tablet Apple Is Scared Of Most?
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It's really sad that Apple simply doesn't want to compete in the marketplace. The thing is, I've used both the iPad and the Galaxy Tab, and the iPad is nicer. The Galaxy Tab is definitely the best Android tablet I've seen so far, but Apple has the ability to compete and win in the marketplace. So why is it going ballistic all over the world about the Galaxy? While it may be causing some pain for Samsung now, all it's really doing is screaming out to the world: "hey, if you want a more open tablet that we think is as good, if not better than, the iPad, check out what Samsung is working on!" In the past, Apple mostly let its own products stand on their own, and they clearly dominated in the marketplace. The fact that Apple is switching from that stance to aggressive litigation should be a warning sign for Apple's future.


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This theory of feminism is known more commonly as Sex Positive Feminism, a movement that developed in the 1980s in response to feminists against pornography and prostitution. Sex Positive Feminists (or sex-radical, pro-sex or sexually liberated feminists) believe that women's sexual freedom is an essential part of women's autonomy. Any legal or social control or regulation over the sexual self is an attempt to control and regulate women, undermines their freedom and infringes upon their human rights. We are interested in promoting sex workers' rights, sex education in schools, and we encourage the free expression of sexualities.
Sex Positive Feminists recognise that not all women choose to work within the sex industry and some are grossly exploited, so it is crucial to understand that sex work must be done consensually. Otherwise, it represents another form of control. We understand too that the opposite of sex positive is not sex negative. For more information about Sex Positive Feminism, click here.Posts that reflect this ethos will be included in each edition. Please nominate any blog post that you feel would be of interest (that includes submitting your own blog post) to uncool [DOT] blog [AT] gmail [DOT] com or use the blog carnival submissions form. Bloggers are not limited to submitting only one post per carnival. Ideally, the each carnival will comprise of links to posts produced during the period of time that lapses between carnivals, however this is not a hard and fast rule.
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Mail and Package Distribution
Your mail is sorted into your mailbox by 10 a.m. each morning. Mail is sorted by matching the name and mailbox number on the mailbox with the name and mailbox number on the mail article. (The name on your mailbox is your name on file with the Registrar's Office). Do not use nicknames, aliases, etc. If the names and mailbox numbers do not match, mail will not be put into the mailbox. If your mail is not appropriately addressed it will undergo several processes delaying timely delivery. Mail may also be returned to sender as "Insufficient Address" if the attempt to process your mail becomes too time-consuming for the Mail Center staff.
For packages that are too large for your mailbox, the Mail Center will generate an email that will provide a tracking number for your package and notice of its arrival. We ask that you check your email before coming to pick up your package. You are required to bring your current Willamette ID card to the Mail Center Window to claim your package, and you are required to sign for any/all packages. Packages will be held until you can provide appropriate photo identification.
Please provide your family, friends, banks, etc., with your campus address reflecting the proper format below. Your mail must be addressed as follows:
"Your Name"
Willamette University
900 State Street "Your Box Number"
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Please note: your assigned mailbox number will include one letter and three numbers. This must directly follow the street address. Please do not address it to "PO Box".
Mail Forwarding
Mail Forwarding is provided by the Mail Center. If you leave the University and/or graduate this service is provided for a 90 day period. Junk mail can not be forwarded and is recycled. You are responsible for providing the Mail Center with forward address information. Forms are available online on JASON.
Mail is not forwarded during Christmas break. We continue to sort into mailboxes for you to receive upon your return. Please remember — if you are expecting important bills, notify the company by telephone to inform them of your temporary absence from the campus and ask them to mail correspondence to your designated address.
The only packages we are allowed to forward are ones received from the United States Postal Service (USPS). UPS and FedEx will not allow package forwarding.
Insufficiently Addressed Mail
Business mail insufficiently addressed travels through a lookup process in the Mail Center. This mail is processed once all properly addressed mail has been handled. Mail that can not be identified will be returned to sender as insufficiently addressed.
Student mail insufficiently addressed will also travel through the lookup process. This campus mail will be handled as time within the Mail Center allows. If the mail piece can not be identified it will be returned to the appropriate person and/or department if business/department related. General information fliers to students will be recycled.
Mailbox Keys
Keys are issued upon your arrival to Willamette. If you lose your mailbox key the Mail Center will order one for you at a $15 nonrefundable replacement charge. At the time of order you will be given a mail pass, which will allow you to ask the Mail Center for assistance in obtaining your personal mail.
To check you mailbox, you must bring your key - the Mail Center does not provide the service of checking personal mailboxes. Keep your mailbox key with you at all times.
Mailbox Partner Etiquette
Please check your mail frequently. Mail for two people quickly accumulates. When removing your mail, please make sure it belongs to you. Not only will you be receiving mail from the US Post Office, but the campus departments and/or clubs and organizations generate mail. When you see two of one article, please leave one for your box partner.
Campus Mail/Stuffers
Mail distribution request forms must accompany each job to be handled. The Mail Center encourages you to consider memo reduction when requesting this service.