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Oil and Gas drilling and the addition of Pipelines in the Town of Dish affects many people, as well as the environment. This page is designed to help the citizens of Dish and the surrounding area locate information on oil and gas development.
Ordinance 05-06 Pipeline Ordinance
Pipeline Requirements
Weight Limits
Ordinance 10-11
Resolution 09-06 Best Practices
Resolution 09-06 TPA Guidlines
Q: What is the Barnett Shale?
A: The Barnett Shale is a large natural gas reserve that stretches underground across a 15 county area. It contains an estimated 26 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and is located approximately 1.5 miles below the surface. In recent years, advances in drilling technology have made it possible for energy companies to extract large amounts of natural gas from the Barnett Shale.
Q: How can I find out if a natural gas well permit has been obtained near my property or additional information about gas well drilling within our city limits?
A: If a gas drilling operator has requested a drilling permit within 1000 feet from your residence, you will receive a notification concerning the request.
Q: Can someone else own the minerals underneath my property? How can I tell if I own my minerals?
A: Yes - It is possible that the mineral ownership may be different than surface ownership. A deed/title search may be necessary for one to determine who actually owns the minerals under a piece of property.
Q: Will drilling affect the foundation of my house?
A: There is no documented evidence of drilling affecting foundations. Most foundation problems occurring in the North Texas area are a result of ground swell and contraction during alternating periods of wet and dry weather.
Q: What emergency plans are in place in case of an accident?
A: In the case of gas wells, it has been determined that one plan is not a viable alternative and that if a situation should arise, it should be handled based on the type of incident and the information available. An Emergency Response Plan is required as part of the gas well permit application.
Q: Can a gas well be placed on my property without my permission?
A: As a general rule, an operator would rather have the surface owner's permission before placing a well site on a particular property and will pay appropriate damage fees to the surface owners. Any other actions would be preceded by legal action involving the operator and the property owner.
Q: What can I expect when a company is going to drill in my area?
A: A sign will be placed near the proposed well site advising that a permit application has been approved. Additional notification may be required depending on setback distances to residential and/or public buildings. A pad generally 300' X 300' will be prepared and a drilling rig will move onto the location. The drilling rig will be on site for approximately 20 to 30 days actually "drilling" the well and running pipe into the open hole. After the well is drilled, the drilling rig will move off the site. The rig move and drilling is a 24 hour operation and is probably the noisiest part of the operation. Shortly thereafter, well "completion" will begin and a smaller portable rig will move onto the location. After completion operations, surface equipment will be installed along with appropriate fencing and gates. From this point there will be minimal activity on the location. Occasionally a small rig will be brought to the location for remedial work.
Q: Will someone be on the drilling site at all times?
A: During drilling operations there are personnel on-site 24 hours. Completion operations are usually conducted during the day, but personnel may be on-site 24 hours during a short flow-back period. If there are not personnel on-site (Operations or Private Security), then the site/equipment must be secured.
Q: Does a pipeline operator or construction company have to notify the RRC before beginning construction on a pipeline?
A: Yes, the Railroad Commission must be notified when the construction involves a pipeline longer than one mile. Commission rules require the operator to file a pre-construction report 30 days prior to the commencement of construction. However, new construction on natural gas distribution systems of pipelines less than five miles are exempt from this reporting requirement.
Q: What is the typical width of a pipeline easement?
A: Unless specified in a right-of-way agreement, the standard easement is set by statute at a width of 50 feet (Texas Natural Resources Code, ?111.0194).
Q: How close can a pipeline come to my house or other permanent structure?
A: There are no minimum setback requirements concerning natural gas pipelines and structures. However, a hazardous liquids pipeline must be buried an extra 12 inches in addition the 36 inches/3 feet depth that pipelines must be buried at when installed, if the hazardous pipeline is within 50 feet of a permanent structure. Examples of hazardous liquid pipelines are any pipelines other than natural gas pipelines.
Q: How can I get a copy of a new construction report?
A: You can obtain a copy of a new construction report by calling the Safety Division at (512) 463-7046, or e-mailing to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Q: Does a pipeline operator or construction company have to notify the RRC before beginning construction on a pipeline?
A: Yes, the Railroad Commission must be notified when the construction involves a pipeline longer than one mile. Commission rules require the operator to file a pre-construction report 30 days prior to the commencement of construction. However, new construction on natural gas distribution systems of pipelines less than five miles are
Q: How deep does a pipeline have to be buried?
A: A minimum of 3 feet depth. However, pipeline operators are not required to maintain this depth if erosion occurs after the pipeline's installation.
Q: Do all pipeline operators have the power of eminent domain?
A: Generally speaking, common carrier pipelines in Texas have a statutory right of eminent domain. Common carrier pipelines are operators that transport oil, oil products, gas, carbon dioxide, salt brine, sand, clay, liquefied minerals or other mineral solutions.
Q: Where can I get more information on pipeline easements, eminent domain, and condemnation proceedings?
A: A good source of information on these issues can be found at Texas A & M University's Real Estate Center's web site, at http://recenter.tamu.edu/pubs/. From that page, select a topic from the left side of the page, such as "Condemnation," or "Easements."
Q: How can we contact pipeline operators authorized by the Railroad Commission in Texas?
A: The Railroad Commission provides a listing of authorized operators on the Commission website (PDF) that is updated monthly. You can view the actual T-4 Permit in the Commission's searchable online application at http://rrcsearch.neubus.com/. Click here to view the instructions on how to search for T-4 Permits.
Q: What rights do I have as a landowner?
A: We suggest that you review the Texas Landowner's Bill of Rights published by the Texas Attorney General's office.
Information presented in this publication is considered public information (unless otherwise noted) and may be distributed or copied. While the Town of Dish makes every effort to provide accurate and complete information, various data such as names, websites, telephone numbers, etc. may change prior to updating. The Town welcomes suggestions on how to improve this publication and correct errors. The Town provides no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of furnished data.

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William Kenney is an American writer of fantasy fiction. He writes mainly dark epic fantasy and has also written in the horror genre. Kenney began writing while in high school, trying his hand at novels in the science fiction and fantasy genre. After reading The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien, he began to focus on epic fantasy. In the year 2000 Kenney wrote A Dream of Storms, the first book of the In the Shadow of the Black Sun trilogy. This book was eventually published in July of 2011, with its sequel Shards of S'Darin being released a year later. 2014 saw the release of the final book in the trilogy called Mournenhile.
William Kenney has also written 2 books in his Tales of Embremere series aimed at younger readers. Book one is entitled Embremere, with Return to Embremere being its sequel.
Kenney has also published a horror novella called Undergrowth as an homage to H. P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe, a horror novel called Ingheist and Die Dead Enough, a story of the zombie apocalypse.
William Kenney is also an accomplished artist, having painted the covers to his own books as well as many by independent authors. He currently lives in the St. Louis area, is married and has two children.
Twitter- @WilliamJKenney
Blog- AuthorWilliamKenney.blogspot.com
Writers Circle- SkulldustCircle.blogspot.com
Visit the Facebook page for A Dream of Storms at http://www.facebook.com/ADreamofStorms
Review by:
gina gravlin
on Oct. 17, 2011 :
MORE!!! Drags u in and takes hold of u till the end
(review of free book)
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(no rating)
I really enjoyed this book. Though I was disappointed with the ending. Any plans for continuing the story line?
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A few atmospheric shots from the moe. concert at Roseland Ballroom. Don't let the suits fool you; this show was 150% all-American jam.
I was quite disappointed that for a band with such an open photo policy, I was kicked out of the pit after only 10 minutes (less than three songs). Nevertheless, I was pleased with the few photos I was able to take in the shortened time. moe. puts on a great show and their fans love every second of it.
I should note that I shot with two Nikon D3 bodies one with the new 70-200mm VR II and the other with the old 70-200mm VR for an upcoming real-world head to head review of the two lenses.


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McClintock, the Silencer
To the Editor:
A few days before the horrific Las Vegas massacre, Tom McClintock co-sponsored a bill that would have made it easier, cheaper and legal to accessorize guns with silencers.
Imagine if a silencer had been used in Las Vegas, how long would it have taken to spot the shooter with no sound of gunshots in the half-light of evening? The person in the next hotel room may not have heard the shots. Countless others may have died.
In Newtown, children cried for their mothers in terror as they were murdered. The sound of gunfire warned other teachers to hide their students. With a silencer there would have been no warning. How many more children would have died that day?
Is this what deregulating industry means? The freedom to make a profit from what is innately evil? Governance where citizens have lost the recourse to reason?
Where are the promised market forces that, if left to their own devices, solve all problems? If industries are guaranteed the right to buy speech, shouldn't it have some resemblance to the truth beyond profit? Is it the intent of the American people to have a robust economy or an economy as reckless as a lawless freeway system?
Industry bullying or bribing our politicians to serve their myopic profit motive is not the pursuit of happiness. Corrupt politicians have secured our ignorance by passing laws that make it illegal for government to sponsor research into the impact of guns in our society. Ignorance is not bliss; it's a nightmare.
It was indecent to speak of this too soon but is it too late to speak of it now? The gun industry willingly aids and abets defiance of the commandment "thou shall not kill," while compelling a pathetic Congressman to propose the ruthlessly irresponsible.
Robert Carabas
Mental Health
To the Editor:
Our fearless leader says, "It's not a gun problem, it's a mental health problem" when he commented on the latest mass shooting. So that is why we have so much gun carnage. Our level of mental health is off the charts compared to the rest of the developed world?
Michael Crosby
The truth
To the Editor:
The California legislature has created a law that would put a person in jail if they use the wrong gender pronoun. The law is currently limited in its effects to nursing homes and intermediate-care facilities, but it will eventually apply to everyone in this state.
The Democrats of California have decided to continue their attack on the American people so they can take absolute control of the country whether it be all the country all at once or one state at a time, which is what they are trying to do now with this law.
They dare try to take our First Amendment right of free speech away by telling us what we as individuals call or say to others. I am not saying it is OK to hurt someone's feelings, but if your feelings are hurt because I refuse to call you by whatever gender you imagine you are instead of what God created you to be, well that is too bad. There is no such thing as 63 genders as these so called biology people say there is, there are only two — male and female. It is not only your reproductive parts that make you male or female, it is also your hormones, body chemistry, and your brain and soul that work together with your biological parts that make you male or female.
People who say they are transgender are either confused or they are immature little boys and girls who are still playing dressup instead of growing up and becoming mature. Those that are confused, we need to give them any help that we can in order to bring truth and understanding into their lives and minds.
Truth, God's truth, is what can truly set us free. I want all that are lied to and are confused to be set free so they may fully live and be well. The lies of the Democrats and progressives agendas and the spread of confusion needs to stop now! The Democrats must realize that they will never take full and absolute control of this country without a fight from us the people.
This country was founded and created by God and His will will prevail. The truth will be told, whether the Democrats like it or not, I am sick and tired of the lies the Democrats say. I will proclaim the truth and I will fight for it.
Travis Finney
Twain Harte
Outdoor gardening
To the Editor:
As one who has been attending public meetings of the ongoing marijuana discussion for the past four years — many meetings which have begun at 5 p.m., 6 p.m., etc., I'm amused at the ignorance of those who have recently arrived to participate in our wonderful American process, but are coming empty-headed. Ignorance is no sin, however failure to educate oneself when knowledge abounds is stupidity.
Folks, please try to get caught up before the next meeting so as not to drag others backwards. I suggest turning off the television for a few hours — though it will take more time than that to read through the thousands of pages of state regulations on marijuana. If you have further questions, ask your kids.
This recent issue of objections to marijuana flower fragrance and visibility in your neighbor's garden is ridiculous. If we entertain irrational complaints, we open a Pandora's Box of trouble. As there is no end of imagined offense of our senses, there will be no end to regulatory reach into our lives.
Gardening outdoors — that is, not inside a fully enclosed structure, is a matter of basic personal freedom. Choosing natural sunlight and fresh air over intensive use of electricity contributes to making the gardening experience restorative, in addition to the medicine being grown.
Mike Mechanic
Arrested development
To the Editor:
In another case of arrested development on Monday night, the Sonora City Council voted to continue until their next meeting a vote on yet another city give-away to a private citizen. Last month the council voted to give Trado Restaurant Corp, dba Green Dog Beer, an easement on city property to use for their benefit. As compensation for this, Trado was to redo the parking lot on Green Street and install a storm drain access. Now Trado wants to renege on the storm drain, saving them $20,000 to $30,000 with no benefit to the city.
I urge you as taxpayers to attend the next City Council meeting and see how your money is being managed.
David Morgan
TCEDA continues to spend and spin
To the Editor:
In response to past letters to the editor regarding TCEDA's claims of creating new private sector jobs and businesses, a "Request for Proposals" has been published and looking for outside private consultants (https://tceda.net/downtown-outreach-rfp/) to essentially take over some of the key responsibilities highlighted in my letters. Coincidentally, the County representative followed up with an invitation to meet with me to discuss my concerns. I had to respectively decline. Why?
What is happening here, IMO, is the classic circle the wagons on TCEDA's lack of "measurable performance outcomes" over these past years. Can the County justify hiring an outside consultant to essentially do many of the duties of the TCEDA Executive Director who is currently being paid over $175,000 per year with $70,000 plus in benefits. Don't be surprised if they officially launch a counter offensive with a list of local business owners who might have something positive to say about TCEDA, but will no doubt fail to provide any tangible and transparent supporting documentation that any of TCEDA's five-year strategic economic development objectives - $10 million in local economic development and $60 million in future developments — have or will ever be accomplished. Recent documentation provided under two Freedom of Information Act requests is proof enough about my criticisms.
Again, a simple request. Inform the public, who's average family income is below $45K per year, on what has been accomplished to date that justifies the amount of time and money being "spent and spin" by TCEDA.
Ken Perkins


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Posted On February 16th, 2013 - Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Jan. 29, 2013
Kekuhoumana Hi'ilauleleonalani Ka'ahea, 61, of San Luis Obispo, Calif., died. She was born in Honolulu. She is survived by husband William Woods, brothers Henry K. and Edward K., and sisters Enid N. Simao, Lee P. Downes and Susan L. Ng. Services pending. Flowers welcome.
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A proposal to name part of a City of Vancouver-owned theatre after a corporate sponsor has reignited debate over how far cities and community groups should go in renaming public buildings after private-sector patrons.
Should schools be named by Coca-Cola, or basketball courts be sponsored by McDonald's? For most people, that may, at this point, seem a bit far-fetched. But what about Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium, Telus World of Science, or Vancity Culture Lab at The Cultch?
Those names for city-owned buildings do exist in Vancouver, and are being cited by two city councillors for why there needs to be a public debate about the propensity for groups using publicly-owned facilities to want to rename them in favour of corporate sponsors.
It is a debate largely being driven by non-profit groups that are turning to sponsorship for funding as local, provincial and federal governments squeeze taxpayers' dollars harder. But how far is too far, especially when it comes to taxpayer-owned buildings?
"Our democracy has always embraced the concept of patrons. But the idea that a corporation can advertise its products by putting their name on a building is to my mind wrong," Coun. Andrea Reimer said Thursday. "The fact that we think that can be a replacement for public funding of public buildings would lead us to ask why schools and other buildings can't be named after corporations. You don't see the Coca-Cola School. If we cross that line, that would be to me the point of no return."
On Jan. 21, council will hold a public hearing on an application by the Vancouver East Cultural Centre to add signage to the newly rebuilt $14-million York Theatre, reflecting the corporate support of West Coast Reduction. The company has agreed to donate $2 million to the theatre company in return for putting its name on the stage in the city-owned building. As part of the agreement, the company's name would be displayed below the theatre's sign.
Heather Redfern, the VECC's executive director, said West Coast Reduction's contribution is necessary for the theatre company to operate. "It is an incredibly important opportunity for us, not only for the York but for the Vancouver East Cultural Centre as well," she said. "The city is aware of the need to look at the bigger picture here."
The city doesn't outright permit third-party advertising on buildings, and requires council support for the renaming of public buildings. That policy was developed in 2006 after a raft of arts and culture groups wanted to rename buildings in return for corporate donations. The issue became so fractious that in 2005 city council put a moratorium on renamings until a policy was developed.
Coun. Raymond Louie, who like Reimer dislikes what he calls "corporatization" of buildings, said he doesn't mind if corporate sponsors have their names inside buildings, which people "have to make a conscious choice" to enter. But on the outside, it's a different matter. "It is a matter of record that I do not want the corporatization of our city to occur," he said.


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Parents of tuition students in Elizabethton City Schools may pay tuition online beginning in July 2017, and they now have access to a monthly payment option. This is offered as a convenience to parents to help make payment easier throughout the school year.
Ways to Pay
PayPal charges a convenience fee of approximately five percent, which is factored into the prices listed online. Online payments may be made on this webpage (scroll down).
It is the parents' responsibility to ensure payment is made on time. Parents will not be notified when monthly payment is due, and students may be removed from school if payment is not made on time. For more information, reference Board Policy 6.204.
Fee Schedule
*The family cap for families living in or outside of Carter County is $2,200.
If the cost of tuition for your family exceeds $2,200, please checkout using the Family Cap option, rather than selecting each option from the schools below. The family cap applies to families inside and outside of Carter County. You must list each child and his or her school in the text box below the Family Cap dropdown menu.
Parents, please select the appropriate option from the dropdown menus for each of your tuition students. Click "Add to Cart." This will add the cost of each of your student's tuition payment to a cart, which you may pay with a credit card or with your PayPal account. Include your child's name in the "Student's Full Name" line or we will not be able to file payment with the appropriate student. Please contact the Finance Department at Central Office with questions at 423-547-8000.
If you choose to pay online, you will be charged an additional PayPal convenience fee of approximately 5% which is already factored into each price displayed in the dropdown menus below.
The price per month has been adjusted to reflect an eight-month payment period rather than a nine-month payment period like it was in 2017-2018.


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Elsewhere on the main face, Ben Heason and Simon Moore climbed the 23 pitch 2001 route, A Wonderful Life over 2 days, all on-sight, dispensing with previous aid and adding four independent pitches. Their variation, The Turning Point included 3 E6 pitches, the last two climbed in the dark after 15 hours on the go on their second day.
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Deep, serious, dead pan, Stephen Fry
Voice Description
The voice is deep, dark and warm with a timbre reminiscent of Stephen Fry. Ranging from intimate and sexy to loud and commanding the voice is particularly well suited to extended narration but is also ideally cast to deliver dead-pan humour and a particularly English irony.
Voice Genders and "Ages" I Can Perform
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• Senior Male
Language(s) of Which I Am a Native Speaker:
• English - British
I Offer my Services for these Recording Purposes
• Commercials
• Promos
• IVR, voicemail, phone systems, and on-hold messages
• Training, business presentations, sales, and web sites
• Audiobooks
• Videogames
• Documentaries
• TV shows and movies
• Movie and game trailers
• Podcasts
Jobs I Am Willing to Take (Union-wise)
• Non-Union Jobs
My Union Affiliations and Memberships
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• I will go to any designated studio in my area
• I can record and then deliver the audio files via Email
• I can record and then upload the audio files via FTP
• I can record and then deliver the files by regular mail
Pre-, Post- and Production Services I Offer
My Home Base
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Accents, Impersonations, Characters and Dialects
Posh English, generic Northern English, refined Geordie, wise old man, sexy middle aged man, old roue, dry wit, understatement, rhetoric and exaggeration, political speech, academic lecturer, distinguished man, upper class snob, hard salesman.
My Voice Experience
An experienced academic I haved a long track record and very wide experience as a public speaker. This has led over the years to many people commenting on the quality of my voice and for requests to use it in a voluntary capacity. In the last couple of years this work has included podcasts, radio jingles and a documentary film narration.
My Training
Certificate of Qualification in Social Work (CQSW)
Master of Education (MEd)
National Teaching Fellow (NTF)
No formal training in voice over work but I have attended a workshop on voice projection to assist me in supporting other lecturers to use their voices to best effect.
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I don't have my own studio. I use Audacity to produce my voice files. I also have an Edirol, 24-bit WAVE/ MP3`Recorder.
I have access to expert technical advice and support.
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In an earlier life I used to sell advertising and considerd a career in copywriting.
As a Probation officer for many years I have experienced and have some understanding about a wide range of social issues.
As an educator and educationalist I have a good knowledge of how people communicate, understand and learn.
Motivating others has been a common thread in my work for many years.
As an academic with eclectic interests I am widely read and culturally engaged.
As the father of five children I have learned to use the tone of my voice in a very wide range of ways (from loving, caring and supportive through to angry, indignant, frustrated and punitive!)
I'm a good and quick reader of all sorts of texts.
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Note: Do not read on if you have not yet seen Season 4, Episode 8 of CBS' "The Good Wife," titled "Here Comes the Judge."
It's official: We're in filler episode territory of "The Good Wife." While "Here Comes the Judge" had some interesting elements, it felt overwhelmingly "meh."
The episode started with a text conversation between Grace (insert your groan here -- I did) and her friend about the death of one of their classmates, also named Grace. "Someone says ur dead." Dead Grace killed herself, had supposedly been cutting and had just gone through a breakup. Alive Grace decides to take it upon herself to save Dead Grace's ex-boyfriend Connor. They spent a lot of time sitting in bushes, talking about God, sex and getting photographed by a rival campaign. Zach has been secretly helping Peter's campaign and will probably continue to do so, giving him something to do, I guess. Side note: Luke Kleintank, the actor who portrays Connor, is 22. And looks it. Moving on ...
Judd Hirsch guest starred as a drunk judge who makes biased statements against Lockhart/Gardner's client. The entire main case of the episode was Diane and Alicia arguing against Laura (Amanda Peet) about the bias. Laura was struggling in court earlier in the episode, but thanks to one little piece of advice from Alicia, she's suddenly the best assistant states attorney ever. Because of course. The nature of the case allowed for some solid Alicia-standing-up-to-the-man (the judge) speeches, which are always fun. Diane also broke out a power brooch for the occasion. Just because the judge made the statements while he was blacked out drunk doesn't mean it's OK and Lockhart/Gardner wins.
Over in the Kalinda/Nick part of the show, Nick got super jealous of Cary and his Calvin Klein suits -- so much so that he has Cary attacked in the rain. And we're left wondering about that. Will Kalinda get revenge? Will Alicia, Cary's new BFF, get some legal revenge? I'm anxiously awaiting Kalinda's return to brighter rooms and the removal of Nick.
Some other thoughts/questions:
Was this the first episode this season without Nathan Lane?
When is this campaign over with? Soon? No? Then bring back Maura Tierney sooner rather than later, please.
The most exciting part of this episode was the preview for next week. Bring on Stockard Channing!
No gasps this week.
"The Good Wife" airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on CBS.


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PR agent and lifestyle guru Lynne Franks has opened a new office in London's Covent Garden; exclusively for women looking to start a business or use the space for meetings.
The project initially started out in Luton 3 years ago, however the recession stalled Franks's plans. This time she managed to cut her overheads by working with national workplace provider Regus to create B.Hive.
The London office is the flagship branch of her newest project B.Hive, which aims to create a network of business clubs and offices for women.
"It occurred to me that there was nowhere for women wanting to start small businesses – and even those already in business – to meet like-minded females and to exchange ideas and make contacts, Women were meeting in coffee shops because there was nowhere else," commented Franks.
The office features a members lounge, a visitors area, meeting rooms, video facilities and an outside patio. Decorating the walls are Franks's feel good affirmations such as "Believe in yourself, so others will too" and "Be gorgeous."
"More women than ever are starting businesses, moving up the corporate ladder and taking leadership roles. B.Hive gives them a space where they can work together according to the feminine principles of community, connection and collaboration. It will allow smart, inspiring women to encourage each other to achieve their highest potential," said Franks.
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Swiss-Belsuites Victoria Park, Auckland offers sophisticated urban living directly opposite Victoria Park and next to Victoria Park Market in a 100-year-old heritage building with space for 85 shops, cafés and restaurants.
The hotel is located in the heart of vibrant Auckland city and only a five-minute walk from SkyCity Casino, the Auckland Convention Centre and the stunning Viaduct Harbour.
Swiss-Belsuites Victoria Park is the latest hotel to come under the management of family owned Swiss-Belhotel International. Gavin Faull, as chairman and president, works with his three executive director sons, providing quality accommodation for travellers and corporate guests alike. Oliver Faull said the project was quite a family affair. "We had three family businesses working together closely to achieve a fantastic result."
"The developers and building owners are Mansons TCLM, the manager/operator is Swiss-Belhotel International and the furniture supplier is Soren Liv. Three long established, New Zealand owned family businesses," Mr Faull told AMG.
Mac Manson of Mansons TCLM considers the resulting "fantastic looking block" quite a feat, considering it was "one of the ugliest buildings" they had ever worked with.
If it hadn't been for the requirement to keep the carpark underneath, they would have opted to build a new structure. "Although we are extremely happy with the final product, refurbs are far more difficult", Mr Manson explained.
Swiss-Belsuites Victoria Park, Auckland offers 40 luxuriously appointed and spacious one, two and three-bedroom suites. Soren Liv fitted out the 40-suite building, and the Faulls were suitably impressed with the finish. "I love the quality of the finishes. As a hotelier, I can really tell that the developers have invested in this property and have not cut corners on quality," Mr Faull enthused.
Carl Sorensen of Soren Liv said the building was a pleasure to fit out. "With such beautiful, light-filled rooms and generous spaces, we were determined to keep the furniture stylish and in keeping with the overall design concept and architecture."
Some rooms featured large cross beams, as part of the structural strengthening required to add the additional floors. "The Elle Pipe and Como coffee tables were chosen to mimic this look," Mr Sorensen explained.
The designers worked from a neutral palette of colours for the wall and floor schemes, keeping the furniture neutral, providing a backdrop for splashes of colour in the accessories. "We worked with a contemporary look with some Scandinavian design elements, utilising American ash and American walnut."
Working with the hotel's setting, blues were employed to reflect the sea views and muted greens brought the outdoor feel of Victoria Park into the suites. Durable teak outdoor furniture was supplied for all deck spaces, creating an outdoor living experience to remember.
The Swiss-Belsuites opened on October 21, 2016, and having the fit-out complete on time was quite a production challenge for Soren Liv; with 8 weeks from sign off to opening night, it was all hands on deck.
Mac Manson praised Soren Liv's approach and achievement at delivering everything on time "which was no easy feat, with time so short". With a large percentage of made-to-measure and bespoke pieces required, "we may have struggled to have the soft fit out in place on time without their accommodating approach to the project," he added.
For Soren Liv, sign-off dispensed a late confirmation that they would be working to hotel specifications, with all the associated requirements. "To deliver commercial grade fabrics on all soft furniture and no veneer on all hard furniture, we manufactured around 70 percent of both hard and soft furniture in New Zealand," Mr Sorensen explained. Hard furnishings were Soren Liv designed and manufactured, using a mixture of metal bases and solid American ash timber tops.
Access to the suites created a further hurdle for Soren Liv. The apartments are located above a five-level carpark with a low 2.1 metre clearance. This meant that every item had to be transported in a small lift, from the ground floor; "about 200 loads," Mr Sorensen recalled.
For one additional curveball; with two days till opening, and a reception area fit-out ready and delivered, a late-stage direction change in the design was required. While it could have ended in disaster it was swiftly returned, along with a new look for reception.
"We whipped the pieces back to the factory and modified a buffet and high bar-table to fit this brief, and had it delivered in time for the opening," Mr Sorensen told AMG. One of the keys to success was remaining flexible, he revealed. "We were able to pull the different elements together and respond quickly with a combination of our domestically produced products, and due to our good relationships with overseas suppliers." This meant they were able to provide a bespoke solution that met all the design and functionality requirements, and on a tight time-line.
So, with all these fun and games in the set-up, was the client response worth it? Swiss-Belhotel's Oliver Faull said: "I have attended quite a few hotel tours with travel agents and corporates and I don't think I have ever heard so many positive comments. Our general manager, Nick Simmons, said that he would have loved to record the reactions when people first see the suites because quite often their reactions are very animated in a positive way," the hotelier reported.
For the Faulls, there is a touch of homecoming about Swiss-Belhotel International's second hotel in New Zealand, (the first being Swiss-Belresort Coronet Peak Queenstown). "It is a very personal property for us because although we manage 140 hotels and projects from Queenstown to Europe, this is the first one in our home city of Auckland."
Oliver Faull concluded that "some of the key 'wow' factors are the size of the suites, the stunning views through the floor to ceiling windows, the huge balconies, the amazing kitchens and the beautiful furniture". With reportedly "amazing comments" online, as well as 72.5 percent occupancy on opening night, and a full house on the second night – it appears guest really do love what they see.


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Mixing plum wine and milk is the latest mini-craze in the world of cocktails
You'll never know unless you try. That seems to be the case with what people are finding out in Japan about mixing plum wine and milk. Sounds disgusting, but it's apparently delicious.
Plum wine, known in Japan as Umeshu, is a popular, sweet and sour alcoholic liqueur, enjoyed mostly by women, but by men as well. Made by steeping unripe plums in shochu and sugar, this alcoholic beverage has an alcohol content of around 10 - 15%. It is enjoyed straight up, on the rocks, mixed with water(hot or cold) or soda. That is what it's normally mixed with. But these days, many are posting online their love for plum wine mixed with milk. Yes, you read that correctly. Mixing milk into the sweet&sour plum wine sounds like a bad idea, but it's actually turning out to be a great one.
"I couldn't believe how delicious it was!" wrote a commenter on the internet. Another one wrote, "This is all I've been drinking!" Not only does adding milk give it a unique, mild flavor, it gives the plum wine a yogurt-like texture. Mixing the two makes for one healthy drink, too. The citric acid in the wine is good for you on its own, but adding milk allows it to absorb the calcium, giving you a health drink that makes you a little tipsy.
When making this cocktail, it's important to stir right away, otherwise the milk will settle and somewhat solidify. The recipe is simple, something you can try tomorrow if you want, as plum wines are available now in many liquor stores and Asian supermarkets in America. And of course, you're free to add to your drink whatever else you want. Who knows? You may just make yourself your new favorite cocktail.
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The News Synergy Deals mobile app distributes local coupons, discounts and deals to
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BLOOMINGTON, MN and DENVER, CO – September 14, 2011 – Inergize Digital®, the leader in fully integrated digital management solutions that generate revenue for local media companies on-air, online and on mobile devices and Adpay®, the leading provider of online and print classified solutions to the media industry, today announced News Synergy Deals™, the industry's first media-defined geo-fenced mobile app that delivers local coupons, discounts and deals to Apple® iPhone®, iPod touch®, iPad® and Google™ Android™ mobile digital devices.
"Coupons, discounts and deals are among the fastest growing segments with consumers," said Jason Gould, Senior Vice President and General Manager at Inergize Digital. "With News Synergy Deals and its patent-pending geo-fencing technology, local media companies can finally control their brands, build their consumer database and generate valuable deals revenue. We expect that local media companies will generate anywhere from $197,100 to $1.3 million dollars annually, while offering a great product to local businesses and consumers."
"This is an exceptional opportunity to help our newspaper partners migrate deals revenues to mobile," said Mike Heene, President and CEO at Adpay, Inc. "The local targeting in News Synergy Deals benefits advertisers, and the geo-location puts the right coupons in the hands of active buyers. Newspapers have their feet on the street to sell deals, and News Synergy Deals offers them the easiest way to make this happen."
News Synergy Deals includes the following features and functionality:
Patent-pending Technology
News Synergy Deals employs patent-pending technology that enables local media companies to geo-fence coupons, discounts and deals by neighborhood, population density and market wide. Categories and subcategories are defined and controlled by the local media company, making it easy to target any business type at any time for increased revenue and consumer engagement. Local media companies can also offer day parting to local restaurants for breakfast, lunch and dinner specials or change the deal after reaching maximum exposure.
Locally Branded & Locally Controlled
News Synergy Deals mobile apps are submitted under the local media company's developer accounts in the Apple App StoreSM and Android Market™, making it easy for the local media company to manage the app and control consumer communication. All apps are branded with the local media company logo only for increased brand extension.
The local media company leverages the News Synergy Deals Admin to set up, customize and control the app. The local media company can either manage all advertisers' apps or provide advertisers account access to upload, manage and measure their ads directly in the News Synergy Deals Admin. With account access, advertisers can view reports by date range, date mode, mobile platform, category and deal with grouping options.
Easy Management
News Synergy Deals distributes coupons, discounts and deals to consumers based on their selected locations. With no credit card transaction required, management is a breeze. Coupons, discounts and deals are offered by local businesses that consumers can easily show in-store to redeem, providing an environmentally friendly solution to printing and clipping.
To reach nearly all mobile consumers, News Synergy Deals includes mobile websites optimized for the latest HTML5-enabled browsers as well as widgets to offer coupons, discounts and deals on primary websites. Unlike competing systems that require local media companies to relinquish consumer contact lists to build a third party's database, News Synergy Deals clients control and grow their consumer contact lists for maximum impact and value.
News Synergy Deals can be implemented as standalone apps or integrated in News Synergy news, weather, sports and event apps, making it easy for local media companies to select the execution that supports their digital strategy.
Mobile Monetization
Mobile monetization opportunities with News Synergy Deals are dependent on the number of categories, subcategories and regions offered by the local media company and market size. Local media companies in small markets that offer three deals per category, six categories and 10 sellable regions at $3.00 per day could generate $197,100 in annual gross revenue. Local media companies in large markets could generate $1.3 million in annual gross revenue with three deals per category, six categories and 40 sellable regions.
Pricing and Availability
News Synergy Deals is immediately available to television and radio stations, newspapers, magazines and online information publishers on a licensing structure.
About Inergize Digital
Inergize Digital is the leader in fully integrated digital management solutions that generate revenue for local media companies on-air, online and on mobile devices. For more than nine years, Inergize Digital has done more for local media companies by building their brands, generating revenue and positioning client websites and mobile apps as the leading sources of local information.
The Inergize Web CMS™ laid the foundation for some of the most popular local media websites; the Seek it Local® hyperlocal business directory was the industry's first to integrate online, on-air and mobile revenue; and Inergize Mobile™ includes a tier one SMS platform and the industry's leading News Synergy™ and News Synergy Deals mobile apps.
Small, medium and large local media companies turn to Inergize Digital to do more for their businesses, including Calkins Media, Catamount Broadcasting Group, Fisher Communications, Newport Television, New Vision Television Group, Schurz Communications and more.
For more information, please visit www.inergizedigital.com or call (952) 460-7600.
About Adpay
Adpay, Inc. is a leading provider of online solutions to the media industry. Adpay's patented technologies deliver web and mobile solutions that unify print and online classifieds into a single, dynamic transactional classified marketplace. The Adpay Classified Network is the media industry's largest and fastest growing classified network. Adpay customers include many of the nation's largest media groups including, but not limited to: Advance Internet, Dow Jones Local Media Group, The E.W. Scripps Company, Belo Interactive Group, Cablevision Systems Corporation, Gannett Co. Inc., Morris Communications, Media General, Newport Television and Sun-Times Media Group. For more information, go to www.adpay.com.
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SEATTLE — A great start for the day around much of the region with just a few bands of very light showers/sprinkles this morning. This will change as we get into the afternoon. I think today is the day we break our unseasonably long dry streak. We have 17 days of dry weather under our belts and one of the driest starts to June we've seen in a long while. The driest June ever in Seattle's recorded weather history is 0.13″ of rain back in 1951. So far in June we've seen zero rain at the official record keeping spot at SeaTac.
TODAY we'll see showers move in by the afternoon. There's a slight chance for some pop-up t-storms this afternoon and evening too. High temps 65-70 for just about everyone west of the Casacdes. Tonight showers continue with overnight lows 55-60.
THE WEEKEND still looks pretty pleasant. FRIDAY has some morning showers, but clearing expected in the afternoon. A bit cooler though. Highs around Seattle/Puget Sound going to be in the low 60s. For some locations that's almost ten degrees below normal for this time of year. SATURDAY looks cloudy but mostly dry with a few mountain showers. Highs about mid 60s. SUNDAY looks pretty good for Father's Day. High temps in the upper 60s with a good shot for some afternoon showers.
NEXT WEEK we're trending drier and warmer with mostly sunny skies and temps in the mid 70s by the middle of the week for Seattle, closer to 80 for SW Washington or if you're headed to Portland.


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SOURCE: Insmed Incorporated
March 25, 2014 16:41 ET
Conference Call Scheduled for Wednesday, March 26, 2014 at 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time
Conference Call Scheduled for Wednesday, March 26, 2014 at 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time
MONMOUTH JUNCTION, NJ--(Marketwired - Mar 25, 2014) - Insmed Incorporated (NASDAQ: INSM) will announce results from its U.S. phase 2 clinical trial of ARIKAYCE™, or liposomal amikacin for inhalation, to treat nontuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) lung infections on Wednesday, March 26, 2014 at approximately 7:00 a.m. Eastern time.
Insmed management will host a conference call on Wednesday, March 26, 2014 at 8:00 a.m. Eastern time, featuring several clinical trial investigators who are experts in NTM. Shareholders and other interested parties may participate in the call by dialing 888-803-5993 (domestic) or 706-634-5454 (international) and referencing conference ID number 19390649. The call will also be webcast live and archived on the Company's website at http://investor.insmed.com/events.cfm.
A replay of the conference call will be accessible two hours after its completion through April 1, 2014, by dialing 855-859-2056 (domestic) or 404-537-3406 (international) and referencing conference ID number 19390649. The call will also be archived for 90 days on the Company's website at www.insmed.com.
About Insmed
Insmed Incorporated is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to improving the lives of patients battling serious lung diseases. Insmed is focused on the development and commercialization of ARIKAYCE™, or liposomal amikacin for inhalation, for at least two identified orphan patient populations: patients with non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) lung infections and cystic fibrosis (CF) patients with Pseudomonas aeruginosa lung infections. For more information, please visit http://www.insmed.com.
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According to this anonymous professional, no health problems exist in any of the Mr. Olympia (largest annual and most competitive bodybuilding competition in the world) today. Just recently, Mike Matarazzo sustained a serious shoulder injury and Fukes (both well-known professional bodybuilders) blew out both of his knees but neither were from the use of steroids. I know of no ex-pro bodybuilders that are having health problems as a result of using steroids. The media (and government) will tell you all kinds of horror stories, but conveniently leave out the fact that the people having health problems were also mind-altering drug users.
We are always on top of the latest news regarding steroids. Whether it`s steroids in sports like baseball, football, bodybuilding, boxing, or the olympics-we cover it! Our news blog is updated daily with fresh content that involves steroid use around the world. is a great resource for learning about a variety of topics regarding performance enhancing drugs like dianabol, anadrol, deca-durabolin, winstrol-v, and sustanon.
Our website provides information about anabolic steroids strictly for educational reasons only. If you are interested in learning about the latest headlines involving the use of steroids and HGH (human growth hormone) , than you have come to the right place. It`s important to always consult your physician before taking any drugs and that includes legal steroids. Please understand and make clear that does not approve or condone illegal use of anabolic steroids without a doctors prescription. Be sure to understand the laws in the country you reside when you plan to buy steroids . will not be responsible for anyone who has misused an anabolic steroid, or other legal steroids described on this website. Must be 18 years old to visit and view the contents of
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A great deal of what we know about steroids is derived from competitive bodybuilding; all of it, of course not but there is a debt that is owed. Moreover, as we have discussed, what we know and understand of anabolic hormones has in many cases led to a better understanding of how our muscles work, how our hormonal structure and function is laid out and in within these understandings we have found ourselves wiser in-terms of general health and fitness. A great deal of what we see today in popular culture is owed to steroids and competitive bodybuilding and since the two go hand-in-hand many aspects of fitness can trace their roots to competitive bodybuilding.
Thanks to competitive bodybuilding we have seen an explosion of a more health and fitness aware society; the gyms where we exercise were built by competitive bodybuilders, the exercises and routines, the basic nutritional principles we understand were all first discovered and perfected by competitive bodybuilders; without them there is no fitness craze. Nevertheless, because of the negative attention they are given and the manner in-which they are often perceived, steroids have always been viewed as a major sore on the competitive sport yet without them the competitive sport would not exist as it does and we wouldn't understand the things we do.
The truth of the matter is competitive bodybuilding represents the base and root form of many things admired in popular culture. The bigger than life action heroes of the silver screen, they owe their existence to bodybuilding; professional wrestling, how we utilize training for sports such as football and baseball, boxing and for the most part all competitive sports, they owe much of their existence in their present form to bodybuilding. The macho muscular identity many men aspire to, its roots are largely founded in bodybuilding and what's perhaps most interesting of all is in each of these aspects steroids are a major part of the game. Our desire for things that are bigger than life, in all aspects of life, while some of them are unique unto their own many have roots that run long and deep in a connection with bodybuilding and steroids as a whole.


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If you are conducting an exhibition, there are many responsibilities that you will have to handle. The success of the exhibition can affect the reputation of your organization to a significant extent. Therefore, it is highly important for you to ensure that you make the right decisions. Since there are plenty of things to take care of, it is possible for you to overlook some important factors. The following are some such factors that you should not forget about.
The Invites
This is a highly important thing that is often forgotten. Since exhibitions are generally free, there is a chance for you to forget to invite some important people. While the entrance might be free, it is essential for you to personally invite certain individuals. This includes your sponsors, clients, benefactors and even peers. This will give them the opportunity to take a look at what you are exhibiting. So, make sure to send the invites to the right people at the right time.
The Logistics
If you want all the exhibition processes to run smoothly, then this is the most important factor that you need to be concerned about. You need to make sure that the logistics are handled by a responsible team. Since there are plenty of responsibilities, they all need to be completed within the deadlines. This includes the moving of exhibition materials and furniture. You also need to ensure that the tents and marquees are put up on time. So, it is best to hire a company that will take care of exhibition logistics services in a professional way.
The Budget
If you overlook this factor, your organization can get into serious trouble. Hosting an exhibition can cost your company a lot of money. So, you need to make sure that you do it within an amount that you can afford. You need to make a list of services that you need and come up with possible expenses. For example, if you are hiring event logistics services here, make sure to find out how much they cost. You need to make sure that you can afford them before you can hire them.
The Team
While all your employees need to contribute towards the success of the event, you need to make sure that there is a special team for the organization of the exhibition. This way, all the responsibilities will be carried out in efficient manner. Make sure that the individuals in this team are experienced and knowledgeable in event management.
If you adhere to these above instructions, you will be able to conduct a successful exhibition. Therefore, take them into consideration during the planning phase.
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How Does A Paywall Actually Work?
In this blog, we are going to take a look at the technology behind a paywall and how it actually works. If you want to set up paid subscriptions effectively then it's really important you understand how a paywall works so you can choose one that works for you.
The first thing it's important to be aware of is that paywalls determine the amount of access that both search engines and site visitors get to your content and the level of security that your premium content has. Let's take a look at how all of this works.
How A Browser Works
Server-side Paywalls
Server side paywalls tend to provide the most security for your content as the decision regarding what the user gets to see is made at the server stage before anything is actually sent to the browser. The issue with this is that search engines will only index what can be seen by the browser so search engines can miss your content. If you want to get around this problem then you can choose to allow access to a small amount of content either directly on the web page or hidden in meta tags.
Browser-side Paywalls
These are different to server side paywalls in that the decision regarding access is made once the page has actually been accessed in the browser. It is the browser application that determines whether access is allowed. The issue with this type of paywall is that the content is actually there, it is just hidden. This means that some people are able to block the paywall and gain access to the content.
The Metered Method
Using the metered method means that a visitor to your website can view a certain number of pages before the paywall is activated. This means that they have completely free access to a certain amount of content. The principles of server side and browser side paywalls still exist but the system is just a little more complex.
Which Paywall Is The Best?
There is not a straightforward answer to this question as it can depend on individual needs. There are some questions you may want to consider to help you make a choice.
- How important is it that you are fully indexed by search engines?
- Do you want some of your content to be free to view?
- Do you want to only cater for subscribers and block everyone else including search engines?
Your answers to these questions will help you to determine which type of paywall is best for you, based on the information we have given you, about the different paywalls.
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Cole´s Chelsea have inched to within striking distance of top spot in recent weeks and could go level on points with one or both of their rivals with a win at Tottenham on Wednesday night.
"We´re happy in the shadows, lurking there," said Cole.
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Stretched along miles of gorgeous Mediterranean coastline, Tel Aviv, founded in 1909 as part of the Ottoman Empire in Palestine, is Israel's first modern Hebrew city. Unlike other cities in the country, there are no holy sites here, rather a smorgasbord of nightclubs, bars, art galleries, and miles upon miles of stunning beaches. The unique Bahaus style of architecture of the city is reflected in the white and off white buildings with their distinctive curvilinear balconies, building columns and flat roofs, and has led to Tel Aviv being called the White City. In 2003, the White City was proclaimed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The Bahaus School of architecture, of which Tel Aviv has the largest number of examples in the world, actually originated in Germany and was brought to the city by Jewish refugees who sought shelter in Palestine during the Second World War. The city has a vibrant cultural and literary life. Most of the country's newspapers are published in Tel Aviv and there is a thriving Hebrew theater scene. The recent economic boom powered by a burgeoning tech industry has led to large scale construction projects – steel and concrete skyscrapers, luxury hotels, shopping malls and stock exchanges line the Tel Aviv skyline. Unexpectedly, there is also a flourishing sex industry as evident from the number of ads in tourist brochures and magazines.
The city of Tel Aviv actually sprang out of the ancient port city of Jaffa. Jaffa itself has a proud and ancient history. It was in Jaffa that Jonah began the journey that landed him inside a whale. Poor living conditions in Jaffa led to a group of Jewish settlers moving base to a new area to the north of Jaffa called Achuzat Bait. This locality was the first neighborhood in Tel Aviv. A better lifestyle wasn't the only reason these settlers established a separate city with European style suburbs – the idea had its rots in the Jewish national movement or Zionism. "Tel" is Hebrew" for "old" or "ruined" while "aviv" mean "spring". The founding fathers of the city therefore envisioned Tel Aviv as a meeting point of old troubles and new beginnings. The influx of Jewish immigrants from all over the world after the creation of the State of Israel further accelerated the pace of growth of the new city. Even within the country, Tel Aviv is the destination for young Israeli immigrants who want to experience life in a pulsating metropolis.
The official name of Tel Aviv is Tel Aviv Yafo, owing to the origin of the city from the port city of Jaffa. It is situated about 60 kilo meters to the north west of Jerusalem.
Getting There
The Ben Gurion International Airport is located in Lod on the outskirts of Tel Aviv. Hire a taxi to get to the city center from Ben Gurion, the fare is approximately $30 for an hour long ride and includes one piece of luggage per passenger. A well planned network of highways is used by buses and cars to ferry passengers from Tel Aviv to Jaffna, Jerusalem and Haifa.
Getting Around
A well co coordinated bus system carts passengers around within the city as well as to the outskirts of tel Aviv. Seven seater vans known locally as Monit Sherut are slightly cheaper than buses, and some of them even ply on the Sabbath although extra surcharges may apply then. If you find it difficult to flag down a taxi, ask the hotel desk to arrange one for you and insist on the meter being turned on. Many times, cab drivers may prefer to negotiate a fixed fare for the journey which might not necessarily work out to your advantage. Although cabs are more expensive, they are plentiful and you can find one almost 24/7.
Where to Stay
If you have unlimited dollars to spend, head to one of the city's luxury hotels on the sea side of Ha Yarkon. Some of them offer direct access to the beach or down a small road. Budget accommodations can be found inland. These include camping hotels and backpacker haunts. Private suites and apartments are also available and the Tourist office will supply a list of renting agencies although there are no guarantees made about the quality of services.
The Gordon Inn on Ben Yehuda Street is simply furnished, but comfortable. You'll be close to the beach and can count on the hotel's little bar for a drink late in the night.
The Dizengoff Suites Boutique Hotel is a family run enterprise that's perfect for business travelers. An added plus- the staff speaks Italian and French besides English and Hebrew.
The Magraby hostel and Ha Yarkon 48 Hostel are located just minutes from the beach and in the heart of the city. (Tel Aviv's beaches are some of the most accessible in the world).
Mid Range
The Hotel de la Mer is a comparatively new boutique hotel in Ha Yarkon that offers air conditioned rooms that are laid out according to Feng Shui principles. There is even a tiny spa and breakfasts are served in a cozy breakfast bar.
The Basel Hotel has comfortable guest rooms and is situated in a great location in from Ha Yarkon street,in a neighborhood filled with luxury hotels.
The Best Western Regency is an excellent family friendly hotel. Rooms come with their own kitchenettes and this hotel is a great base for exploring the city.
The Crowne Plaza, the Dan Tel Aviv Hotel and Tel Aviv Sheraton Hotel and Towers are all located along Ha Yarkon Street.
Where to Eat
Allenby Street has some of the best restaurants in the city, although it's located away from most tourist spots. The Old Yemenite Quarter has some of the best Middle Eastern restaurants in Tel Aviv. Sheinken Street has a number of popular cafes and bakeries where you can stop for a bite on a shopping spree. Ibn Givrol Street is lines with both upscale restaurants and smaller, cozier eateries. The Old Tel Aviv Port in its former avatar was a run down derelict maze of abandoned warehouses. Since then, the place has been given a makeover and today boasts of some of the trendiest restaurants and bars in the city. Fusion establishments are a common theme here. You'll find boutique/restaurants and even spa/bar/restaurant type outfits here.
What to See
Also known as Yafo, the old port of Jaffa has a history that dates back to Biblical times. A stroll around the Old Town yields numerous treasures including the Franciscan Monastery of Saint Peter and the Mahmudiye mosque. Right across from the Church is an excavation area that has unearthed a catacomb that dates back to the 3rd century BC. Gaza out at Andromeda's Rock, one of the many blackened rocks jutting out through the coastline. This was where the maiden Andromeda was tied to a rock and left to be consumed by the sea monster before being rescued by Persus. The Ilana Goor Museum displays the artist's private collection of art as well as her own works. The market streets of Old Jaffa are packed with souvenir shops and antique stores.
Founders Monument
On Nehalat Benyamin Street is the Founders Monument depicting the three phases of Tel Aviv history from the initial days of building in 1909 right up to modern Tel Aviv.
The Diaspora Museum
Founded by Dr Nahum Goldman, the first president of the World Jewish Congress, this impressive museum has an incredibly detailed range of exhibits that chronicle the history of the Jewish people after they were driven from Israel till the time they returned to the Promised Land. The museum's 2500 exhibits, including old photographs, relics, films and maps tell a simple yet powerful tale of Jewish accomplishments away from their land. One of the prime attractions is the model of a 13th century Jewish village complete with more than a 100 costumed figurines. There are also models of famous synagogues throughout the world as well as a rare collection of Jewish music tapes. Within the museum complex is also a dairy cafeteria and a bookshop.
The House of Ben Gurion
The personal belongings of David Gurion, including his collection of 20,000 books are displayed in his house which has been maintained perfectly. One of the rooms has a blacked out window that was used as a bomb shelter.
Eretz Israel Museum
Located in Ramat Aviv, this museum houses, most importantly, artifacts from the archaeological site of Tel Qasile, and includes within its complex a rebuilt house typical of the pre Canaanite period. There is also an impressive collection of glassware, ceramic pottery, religious items, jewelry, costumes mosaics and moon rocks. You can also catch an exhibit detailing the country's coinage and monetary systems. Browse through the gift objects, reproductions and artifacts in the museum gift shop.
Museum of Art
This museum has an array of exhibits consisting of paintings and sculptures from the 16th century to contemporary art. The emphasis on 20th century art is particularly strong. There is a museum bus that also offers a historical tour of the city. Drop in at the trendy Italian ristorante inside the complex for fixed rate meals.
Safari Park
Spread across 250 acres, the open air park has an 8 kilometer long trail from where you can watch (through a closed vehicle) elephants, zebras, rhinoceros, hippos, ostriches and some more African wildlife. Also included are a monkey enclosure and a reptile area. A must visit for those with kids.
A visit to the beaches is a staple on every tourist itinerary. Smells of barbeque in the air, samba music in the evenings and a crowd of buff beach goers make this a fun past time while in Tel Aviv. Gordons beach is highly recommended, located as it is close to a few art galleries and some hip restaurants.
The Dizengoff Street is a popular haunt for people watching, a favorite Tel Aviv activity after sundown. Grab a chair at a street side cafe, order a coffee and watch as the after cinema crowd strolls by. Tel Aviv clubs and discos are the best in Israel. Some of them may be on seedy looking streets, but the ambience inside is anything but. Many Israeli pop stars with international careers had their beginnings in the music clubs of Tel Aviv. The best bars and pubs are located in the five star hotels and feature regular live performances. Catch a Hollywood flick at one of the dozen or so cinema houses in Tel Aviv. The city is also the home of the Israel Philharmonic and the Israel Ballet - try to catch a performance.
The city's biggest market is the Hakarmel Market, one end of which specializes in clothing shops and the other side crammed with fruits and vegetable sellers. The Jaffa flea market is a favorite hippy haunt and is a great place for bargains. The Nahalat Benyamin crafts market is a great place for hand crafted souvenirs made and sold by the artisans themselves.
Israel has the greatest density of malls on the planet. The Dizengoff Center is one of the biggest and has, besides the usual clothing and chain stores, specialty shops selling stamps, musical instruments etc. Art, rare manuscripts and books, high end clothing by internationally renowned Israeli designers can be found in stores along the city center.


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CHICAGO -- On May 4, 1988, shortly after 10 p.m., fire broke out on the 12th floor of the 60-story First Interstate Bank Building in Los Angeles. Forty- five minutes later, a maintenance worker was killed when the freight elevator he was trapped in opened on the floor, engulfed in 2,000-degree flames.
``One-inch-thick thermopane windows melt at 2,000 degrees,`` said Tim Stromer, a La Verne, Calif., life-safety consultant. ``That fire caused a $16 million loss, $5,000 for every minute it burned. But what would have happened had it been at 10:30 in the morning?``
The First Interstate building had an emergency plan in effect. It cost $1.5 million to put together.
``But two people were trapped on the 37th floor of that building until 6 a.m. They survived by sucking air out of water bottles and closets. Did anybody account for them? Did anybody search for them? No. The building had a hardware plan, all right, but not a people-ware plan,`` Stromer said.
The Los Angeles fire is a striking reminder of how disaster can befall commercial buildings, whether it be fires in Chicago, hurricanes in Houston or earthquakes in San Francisco.
Those kind of reminders are propelling property owners and managers nationwide to take a much harder look at their disaster preparedness plans.
``Your probability of having an in-house emergency of some kind is in the 80th percentile. It is going to happen to you. And your level of survival is directly related to your level of preparedness,`` said Stromer, who also is a fire captain-paramedic with the Los Angeles County Fire Department.
Many owners and managers of commercial buildings are prepared, having already developed sophisticated emergency programs of their own.
Prudential, which recently reviewed and updated its plan, is a case in point.
While Prudential Plaza II was under construction, owners upgraded the adjacent Prudential Plaza I office building with state-of-the-art systems to match. The emergency procedures manual for both buildings is being updated and will be redistributed to tenants in October.


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Mixtape Memoirs: Track #1 – "Honestly" by Stryper
It was the spring of 1989. I was standing in my high school gymnasium in front of hundreds of friends, family members, and perfect strangers. I can still feel the hard, unyielding microphone in my hand. I can feel the heat of the spotlights shining down on me – a heat that did nothing to dispel the cold knot of trepidation in my stomach. I can feel the single bead of sweat that begins to run down my left temple as I look up and hear the first notes of "Honestly" begin to play over the PA. I remember thinking – "This is awesome." Then, "Oh my God – what's the first word of the song?"


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2020 Galapagos Islands Group Trip
This will be an epic trip with a rarely offered 10-night trip to see hammerheads, mantas, marine iguanas, penguins, batfish, seahorses, galapagos sharks and more. The trip is timed for the best hammerhead & iguana encounters, best visibility and best water temps. Extra time at darwin + 3 land tours. Trip will be on a newly refitted vessel.
✓ We book resorts/ liveaboards that offer the best overall value
✓ Gear discounts and other benefits
✓ Great support if flight/weather issues occur
✓ "Bluewater helped me out when I needed it most, the airline wouldn't let me board because of a Visa issue. They saved my butt" - Ray Tsusuki
Trip Overview - "I have put together an epic trip to the Galapagos, where we will help people get incredible photos of hammerhead sharks, mantas, marine iguanas, penguins and more. I have picked a boat with the best possible itinerary for this purpose at the best time of year - this will truly be a trip of a lifetime." - Scott Gietler
The unique and isolated islands of the Galapagos are home to truly extraordinary creatures: Schooling hammerheads and a large variety of other sharks, mantas, sea turtles, and sea lions, as well as endemic species such as penguins, marine iguanas, flightless cormorants, and extensive schools of fish.
Scott has done extensive research to choose the best possible time of year and route for this trip. He will be making sure photographers and non-photographers alike have an incredible trip.
The Galapagos Master is a first-class yacht with capacity for just 16 divers. Its spacious cabins and well-designed dive amenities ensure a comfortable and relaxing trip. A spacious indoor lounge boasts cushioned bench seating and plasma screen for photo viewing, and there is an indoor camera set-up station with numerous charging points and storage drawers situated to the rear, providing ample room for a full photography charter group. Further camera preparation areas can be found on the rear deck next to the dive deck.
With this 10-day itinerary, guests will get up to 30 dives - a vast increase from the 20 dives included in most 7-day trips!
Read the great reviews of the Galapagos Master! Read the reviews on diving Galapagos here
Marine Life to Photograph - Thanks to their extreme isolation, the Galapagos Islands have some of the most unique marine life on the planet. Here are just a few examples of marine life you're likely to see: dolphins, sea lions, penguins, turtles, marlin and large schools of fish, silky sharks, Galapagos sharks, whale sharks, reef sharks, hammerhead sharks, eels, and manta rays. This is a wide-angle photographer's paradise, but don't leave the macro lens at home: frogfish, octopus, seahorses, nudibranchs and other small subjects are found at various dive sites. Finally, visitors often encounter penguins, flightless cormorants, and marine iguanas.
Diving Conditions - This is the warm season in the Galapagos with the highest water and air temps. Brief afternoon rain showers are common, but expect the sun to reappear after the rain. Water temperature is 70-86F (21-30C) with some cooler thermoclines at depth. The northern islands are generally warmer. Visibility stays between 40-100 feet (12-33 meters)
✓ Accommodations
✓ All meals and snacks throughout the cruise
✓ Coffee from the espresso machine, tea, fruit juice, and soft drinks
✓ Up to 30 dives
✓ Three land-based tours
✓ Airport transfers
✗ Park fee ($100 cash, paid upon arrival)
✗ Hyperbaric chamber fee ($35)
✗ Ingala Transit Card ($10 payable at Guayaquil International Airport)
✗ Nitrox ($200 for a 10 night trip - recommended!)
✗ Airfare, additional transfers, and hotels
✗ Alcoholic beverages
✗ Equipment/computer/underwater torch rental
✗ Dive insurance
✗ Gratuity
Trip Schedule - The itinerary can be variable and will be planned according to the direction of the trip leader and cruise director on board. They will have a good idea at that time of the conditions at the various locations. Here is an example of a typical itinerary:
> Monday: San Cristobal embarkation and checkout dive (1 dive)
> Tuesday: Morning, Carrion Point (2 dives). Afternoon, North Seymour (land visit).
> Wednesday: Darwin (4 dives)
> Thursday: Darwin (4 dives)
> Friday: Wolf (4 dives)
> Saturday: Wolf (2-4 dives)
> Sunday: Douglas Cape (3 dives)
> Monday: Vicente Roca Point/Marshall Cape (3 dives)
> Tuesday: Morning, Roca Redonda (2 dives). Afternoon, Albermale Point (dive + land visit)
> Wednesday: Morning, Cousin Rock (2 dives). Afternoon, Charles Darwin Station (land visit)
> Thursday: San Cristobal disembarkation
About the Galapagos Master - The new Galapagos Master liveaboard used to be the "Deep Blue" - a very well-laid out boat. The Master Liveaboard fleet, owned by the Siren Fleet (WWDS), is refitting the boat with new engines, new compressors, new generators, new water-makers, individual air-con, an entertainment system in each room, a dedicated camera station, new dive gear for rent, and Nautilus lifelines, along with many other small improvements.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (HawaiiNewsNow) - The Rainbow Baseball team finally got one.
The Bows beat Loyola Marymount 8-3 Saturday, earning their first win of the season and snapping a 12 game losing streak that dated back to the 2012 season.
UH (1-10) got a big day from Kalei Hanawahine who logged three hits, two runs and two RBI.
Corey MacDonald (1-1) pitched a complete game, allowing one earned run on five hits while striking out five.
UH closes the Rebel Classic on Sunday against host UNLV at 6:05 p.m. PT (4:05 p.m. HT). The 'Bows will remain in Las Vegas following the tournament and conclude the trip with a single non-conference game against UNLV on Monday.


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Analysis Seminar
Wednesday, February 10, 2016 - 14:05
1 hour (actually 50 minutes)
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Dario Mena
Georgia Tech
In this work we prove that the space of two parameter, matrix-valued BMO functions can be characterized by considering iterated commutators with the Hilbert transform. Specifically, we prove that the norm in the BMO space is equivalent to the norm of the commutator of the BMO function with the Hilbert transform, as an operator on L^2. The upper bound estimate relies on a representation of the Hilbert transform as an average of dyadic shifts, and the boundedness of certain paraproduct operators, while the lower bound follows Ferguson and Lacey's wavelet proof for the scalar case.


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Jared Shockley
Jared Shockley has been involved in the Information Technology field for over 20 years engaged with both small business and large enterprise. Currently focused on delivering IT Operations to a small to mid-sized healthcare organization, Jared's diverse career has included data center operations, small business ownership, web development, and large enterprise focuses IT operations management.
Jared has built up a diverse area of knowledge with IT operations management and technologies including database administration with MSSQL Server, collaborative portals with SharePoint and DotNetNuke , IT Service Management and Delivery, and systems integration. He carries certifications from ITIL (v2 Foundations) and Microsoft (MCP - Windows 8 Configuration).
Jared works with select individuals and organizations in helping them meet their information technology needs as well as presenting information on technology topics ranging from gadgets to website design to small office setup of technology. He is also a member of Seattle's DotNetNuke User Group (SeaDUG) and the Krewe of TechEd.