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NEW HAVEN – President Peter Salovey of Yale University announced Saturday that Calhoun College will be renamed to Grace Hopper College.
The renaming of the college comes after almost a year of controversy. The debate over the name began in the summer of 2015 after nine black worshippers were slain in a Charleston, South Carolina, church.
John C. Calhoun, who attended Yale in the early 1800's, served the United States as Vice President to President John Quincy Adams. He also served as Secretary of State, Secretary of War, and a U.S. Senator.
He also left behind a legacy of white supremacy, and advocated ardently for slavery.
In February, Yale University began to mull over whether to change the name of Calhoun College, the decision having to be made by Yale's governing body, the Yale Corporation. Then, they were gathering names it might have considered for Calhoun College and two new residential colleges Yale is planning.
Then, in April, Yale University had decided to keep the name for Calhoun College. Yale had said it was to "teach and confront the history of slavery in the United States."
That decision sparked protests on campus, students angry over the decision. "I think that it's ridiculous that Calhoun should remain as a reminder of slavery as if some of us have forgotten," said Maya Jenkins, a Yale Sophomore who helped organize the protest.
Hundreds more students protested the school's president Thursday night. According to the Yale Daily News, University President Peter Salovey faced students in a town hall to discuss the decision to keep the name.
In July of 2016, a Yale University worker destroyed a stained glass window depicting slaves in a cotton field. The working, Corey Menafee, was arrested though Yale did not press charges. "I destroyed that image, I probably shouldn't have," Menafee said. "It's the 21st century, shouldn't have to see that." Menafee, who is black, resigned and apologized. Menafee's attorney, Patricia Kane, says the terms of an agreement that would return him to Yale are still being discussed after Yale offered him a position back at the University.
Originally, the school said it had already planned on removing the window, though it was meant to be kept for future study and contextual exhibition. Later on in the day the school acknowledged that wasn't true, and the decision to remove the windows came after incident.
By August, President Salovey said that he would appoint a new committee to develop guidelines for proposals to remove historical names from university buildings or spaces, including for Calhoun College.
"We are fortunate to have faculty members with relevant expertise that can be brought to bear on the renaming question. This new committee will draw upon their knowledge in a more systematic way," he wrote, adding that the committee will take into account staff, alumni and student opinions on the topic as well.
Since then, a couple protests have popped as recent as Friday calling on Yale to change the name of Calhoun College.
President Peter Salovey sent a letter out to the Yale Community Saturday, detailing the change and the need for it, as well as the need to not erase history from the University.
"This decision overrides me announcement in April of last year that the name of Calhoun College would remain. At that time, as now, I was committed to confronting, not erasing, our history. I was concerned about inviting a series of name changes that would obscure Yale's past."
President Salovey says that the committee that was formed in August, named the Committee to establish Principles on Renaming, studied similar conversations about naming and commemoration that have arisen in recent years at institutions like Georgetown University, Harvard Law School, Princeton University, and the University of Texas at Austin.
The committee came up with a guideline that was to help guide any consideration of renaming. First was if the namesake's legacy conflicted with the university's mission, second if the legacy was contested during the namesake's lifetime, third the reasons the university honored that person, and fourth whether the building that was named plays a substantial role in forming a community at Yale.
The President said in a statement:
"It is not clear to me, too, that the name of Calhoun College must change. Yale has changed magnificently over the past 300 years, and will continue to evolve long after our time; today we have the opportunity to move the university forward in a way that reinforces our mission and core values."
As for Grace Murray Hopper, the woman whose name will grace the residential college, President Salovey called her an exemplar of achievements in her field, and service to her country.
Grace Hopper attended Yale in the 1930's, and went on to become a math teacher at Vassar for nearly a decade before enlisting in the U.S. Navy where she used her mathematical knowledge to fight Fascism during World War II. She was a collaborator in the earliest computers. She made her greatest contributions in the realm of software. Grace Hopper pioneered the development of word-based computer languages, and she was instrumental in developing COBOL, the most widely used computer language in the world by the 1970's.
Grace Hopper retired as a rear admiral at the age of 79, the oldest serving officer in the U.S. armed forces at the time. She is the recipient of Yale's Wilbur Lucius Cross Medal, the National Medal of Technology, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor.
President Salovey said in a statement:
"Today, her principal legacy is all around us—embodied in the live-enhancing technology she knew would become commonplace. Grace Murray Hopper College thus honors her spirit of innovation and public service while looking fearlessly to the future."


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Many of us regard any such definition of citizenship as implicitly racist. I and many others opposed the British Nationality Act of 1981 because of the inclusion of "descent" as a criterion for nationality.
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Much like the Chronoscepter, the Nuke's pieces must be located and assembled in order to be used.
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The Nuke is the most powerful weapon in Seeds of Evil, and as such, the weapon can be obtained only near the end of the game. The weapon is divided into six pieces, with one piece in each level, much like the Chronoscepter.
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Lucky for me, the weather didn't permit our ship to stop at Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands. Instead, the captain decided to make an unscheduled stop at Puerto Madryn, Argentina where Southern Right Whales, the world's largest mammal, migrate to breed from May to December. So what's a girl to do in February?
My Barry found a company, Patagonian Divers, that would pick me up and drive me about an hour to Península Valdés, a Patagonian nature reserve that was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. A cruise friend joined me for the adventure.
Driving inside the protected area, I saw magnificent indigenous species such as the rhea (a relative of the African ostrich) and the guanaco (related to the llama).
And that was just to whet my appetite on the WAY to the main adventure which was SNORKELING with sea lions!!!! We arrived at their shop, suited up and headed to the boat. After twenty minutes of sailing, we dove into the water in search of our marine friends. Then the magic began!
Being that close with nature is heaven on earth to me. The sea lions swam around me as I tried to follow closely. Pure bliss.
If that weren't enough, sailing back, we happened upon some young Magellanic penguins. I will remember this magical day forever.
18 Feb 2017
Ushuaia, Argentina and Beagle Sound
Ushuaia is the southernmost city of the world; nickname bottom of the world. Just being here is pretty interesting. There is much to do here and a trip around Beagle Channel is one of the best.
The world famouse Les Esclaires Lighthouse is featured on many postcards and travel brochures about these parts.
We saw no beagles. It is named after HMS Beagle, Charles Darwin's boat used for his research here almost 200 years ago. There were certainly plenty of penguins and sea lions though.
I took my one selfie of the year from our balcony wearing my once a year sweater which is almost always too warm.
15 Feb 2017
Santa Leonora Shipwreck, Magellan St, Chili
It was just 1964 when nautical directions changed to "port" and "starboard" from "left" and "right".
That is when the Santa Leonara, on her maiden voyage, was wrecked.
The pilot and the captain were speaking and the captain signed off saying "Alright pilot."
The helmsman thought that was an order and applied full right (starboard) rudder. Oops.
No lives were lost. The passengers were rescued the next day.
Since then all directions on the ship are given as 'starboard' (right) and 'port' (left).
12 Feb 2017
Puerto Montt, Chile 2017
Always looking for a thrill, Allyn dragged me to The Petrohue River for a white water rafting trip.
I must admit the scenery was terrific and the experience certainly exhilarating. After 10 kilometers and many class 3 rapids, I was thoroughly drenched, but happy I went along.
05 Feb 2017
Machu Picchu, Peru
Machu Picchu sits high on the bucket list of most serious world travelers. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and in 2007 was voted as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in a worldwide Internet poll. Well, it is one of the world's most important archeological sites.
The Incas had no written language, but it seems that it was built as a ceremonial site, or a retreat for ruling elites and scholars.
It was built in the mid 1400s and abandoned just about 100 years later. Some speculate the inhabitants died of smallpox thanks to that gift from the Spanish who were conquering the area although they were not at Machu Picchu.
Landscape and engineering skills are quite apparent here. The stones are put together with no mortar yet a knife blade cannot penetrate the space between rocks.
Machu Picchu only housed 700 – 1200 people depending on assumptions of room occupancy. They had no iron, steel or wheels making it quite an accomplishment.
Yale professor Hiram Bingham was the first Westerner to lay eyes on Machu Picchu, yet that was just in 1911.
Peru's Spanish conquerors never did discover it, which most certainly helped its preservation.
It's a chore just getting there. However, even that part was filled with amazing scenery along the way. The 8,000-foot altitude alone is enough to debilitate many visitors. Even though Cuzco is the accepted and closest departure point, we had to leave the hotel at 6 AM to take a bus to a train to a bus to get us there at lunch time.
Coming home we finished the tour at 5 to arrive back at the hotel at 10. To add a bit of excitement a giant bolder decided to fall down and block the road for about 45 minutes.
75,000 hikers a year go on the official historical 26-mile Inca trail to get there. Just walking around the site is amazing enough for me. It is quite strenuous. That doesn't even address the vertigo that comes with the territory. Allyn would like to go back and do the hike. You can assume I won't be joining her for that.


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OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Sept. 29, 2008) - The 2008-2009 winners of the annual Canada's Top 10™ Competition have been selected (www.topcanadiancompanies.ca). Organized by OCRI and presented by Borden Ladner Gervais LLP, the winners include a wide variety of companies from the life science, cleantech and technology sectors. Winners will gather on October 7th at the Fairmont Chateau Laurier Hotel in Ottawa to hone their presentation skills, meet local and regional investors, and prepare themselves for the first leg of the 2009 Investment Forum series which for some begins with an appearance at the Ottawa Venture and Technology Summit on October 8th(www.ottawavts.com).
"OCRI is pleased to play an active role in the growth of so many exceptional Canadian companies," said Michelle Scarborough, Vice President, Investment and Commercialization, OCRI. "This is a successful program as evidenced by the investment in past winners. Through our ongoing outreach to the rest of Canada, the best companies from three key innovation sectors can continue to benefit from exposure to VC's, other investors and potential strategic partners."
Winners were chosen by an independent expert panel of Canadian and U.S. venture capitalists. Originally developed to promote the 10 most promising life science companies from across Canada to Canadian and international investors and partners, the competition now showcases Canada's life sciences, cleantech and technology sectors. Working in partnership with Canadian Consulates in Boston, New York City, San Diego and San Francisco, winning companies will participate in targeted investment forums in each city, providing them with an opportunity to meet with venture capital investors who have expressed an active interest in financing these companies. Since its inception in 1999, competition alumni have secured more than $522M in venture capital financing.
"BLG is very proud to present this national competition which brings top investment opportunities to centre stage." says Marc Babinski, the national leader of Borden Ladner Gervais' innovation sector focus group. "Canada's Top 10 consistently identifies companies with a high potential for success across life sciences, cleantech and ICT. It is our hope that these companies will continue to grow and become globally competitive in their areas of expertise and help position Canada as a country of innovative business leaders."
Of the 30 winning companies, fourteen are from Ontario, three from Manitoba, five from British Columbia, five from Quebec, two from Alberta and one from Nova Scotia. For more information about the Canada's Top 10™ Competition visit www.topcanadiancompanies.ca.
2009 Canada's Top 10™ Companies:
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Axela Inc. (Toronto, Ontario)DiaMedica Inc. (Winnipeg, Manitoba)iCo Therapeutics Inc. (Vancouver, British Columbia)ImmunoVaccine Technologies Inc. (Halifax, Nova Scotia)Indel Therapeutics Inc. (Vancouver, British Columbia)Kane Biotech Inc. (Winnipeg, Manitoba)PlantForm Corporation (Guelph, Ontario)Profound Medical Inc. (Toronto, Ontario)Sanomune Inc. (Winnipeg, Manitoba)Viron Therapeutics Inc. (London, Ontario)
Elementa Group (St. Catharines, Ontario)EnvirEau Technologies Inc. (Richmond, British Columbia)Odotech Inc. (Montreal, Quebec)Paradigm Environmental Technologies, Inc (Vancouver, British Columbia)Quadra Solar Corporation (Ottawa, Ontario)REGEN Energy (Toronto, Ontario)Sempa Power Systems Ltd. (North Vancouver, British Columbia)SiXtron Advanced Materials Inc (Dorval, Quebec)Taransys Inc (Ottawa, Ontario)Thinkflex Solar, Inc. (Hamilton, Ontario)
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Rogers Canyon Loop Trail from Reavis Trailhead is a 28.5 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Gold Canyon, Arizona that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as difficult. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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Awesome ride up & down. Comes up as 17,000 steps in the 4x4 and 148 flights up on your Apple Watch. You can make your goal easy. Thanks Tóm and Louise for that rocky Jeep ride.
Starting at the trailhead, it is pretty easy going for the first 7-8 miles. However, if you take a right down into the valley, it gets a bit dicey. The trail is very easy to lose and the cairns are hit and miss. I spent most my time trying to get back on the trail. Very beautiful if you have time to get lost. Plenty of water on the trail if you have a purifier with you which means you don't have to pack a bunch in with you.
Awesome, long and no water till the ranch.
Lovely scenery and flowers. Nice and relatively easy trail. No signs other than entry sign to label other trails that feed into the main trail, so definitely come prepared to make sure you follow the right trails if you plan to get on a connecting route. And, the road to the trail itself is an adventure. (Narrow dirt road) Very secluded trail. All in all great hike though.
This is one of our favorite trails. We have rode our horses in and camped 2 times and planning our 3rd trip in a couple of weeks.
This was long and OK only. There are better hikes, but still worth it. The trail is very good, and not especially uneven. Scenery was good, and sweeping. The drive there (dirt road) takes only a little skill and courage (low clearance vehicle is OK). The drive into Apache Lake is really truly awesome, one of my favs for dirt road drives. You wouldn't believe this is not far at all from Phoenix.
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Reavis Valley Trail 109
Have hiked into Reavis Ranch on the Reavis Valley Trail 109 from both the Reavis trail head and the Roger's Trough trail head. The drive to the Reavis trail head takes you past Canyon lake and is well graded. The drive to the Roger's Trough trail head used to require high clearance and sometimes a 4wd.
I think that the hike from the Reavis Trail head is more scenic. It tends to be a more gradual climb over a long distance. It is also a little longer. From Roger's Trough you start with 2 miles of switchbacks, after that it is an easier hike. From either side Reavis Ranch is a popular camping spot. Water has been sparse the last several years, but you can usually find something standing in the creek near the old homestead. This year with all the rain, water was flowing and the apple orchard was full of ripe apples.
Only went 6 miles but enjoyed it a lot. Planning on coming back and hitting the whole trail with a family overnight backpacking trip. Well defined trails up to where I hiked. Decent amount of parking at trailhead.
You need the entire weekend to enjoy and endure the backpacking adventure; but don't take the wrong turn coming back like we did (His fault, for not listening to me). We ended up spending an extra night without water, top it off I got canned from the job Tuesday morning. No kidding; I said on Friday "if I didn't show up on Monday it's because we got lost". The hike is worth it. Along the way you are surrounded by beautiful Mountain scenery and the Arizona desert Vegetation. You will see Anasazi Indian ruins, small cliff dwelling or out coves. Keep your eyes open for reptiles and wildlife.
The Reavis Ranch itself is now a foundation of house that was burned to the ground in 1966 and then again in 1984. It was built originally back in 1874, by a gardener built the house and lived there until his death at the age of 69 his name was Elisha Marcus Reavis. Look close enough and you can see his grave, marked by a pile of rocks. Don't forget to look up, the clouds seem close..not sure of the elevation, I think as high as 5,000 ft. So plan to give it your all. Enjoy.


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Tanika Mays dropped in 20 points, Melissa Goodall added 17 points and 10 rebounds, and the University of Toledo women's basketball team overcame a late eight-point deficit to defeat rival Bowling Green State University 66-63 Saturday in front of a record crowd of 5,825 at Savage Arena.
Trailing 60-52 with 6:05 remaining, the Rockets (17-4, 7-1 Mid-American Conference) went on a 10-0 run to take their first lead since the 16:09 mark in the second half and broke a 12-game losing streak to the Falcons.
Lauren Prochaska led BGSU (17-5, 7-1) with 17 points, while Jen Uhl chipped in with 12 points and 12 rebounds.
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The Godfather of Apple Design Spots 4 Looming Tech Trends• http://www.wired.com,By Kyle VanHemert
Esslinger documents this partnership in his new book Keep it Simple: The Early Design Years of Apple. "It became very clear to me that we were competing for an opportunity to help Steve Jobs create much more than a visual design language," Esslinger writes (you can read an excerpted chapter here). "Apple needed a cutting-edge system that would enable Steve to translate his vision into marketable products, and Frog was in the process of helping him build it. We were involved in a real revolution – one that would extend well beyond the changes our work would bring to Apple."


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2nd Team Match Report v Old Silhillians
Stafford HC 2nd teams winning streak came to an abrupt end last weekend, with a 4-3 loss at home to Old Silhillians HC.
Two well matched sides, cancelled out each others attacks early on in proceedings. Stafford had the best chance when Andy Peatfield's shot cannoned off a defenders head, thankfully the player was able to continue. Old Sills then stunned Stafford with a break away goal, the shot being placed underneath an advancing Paul Taylor-Grime.
Old Sills soon doubled their lead with a well taken penalty corner after a Stafford infringement. 2-0 down at half time, but Stafford did not panic and came out fighting. They soon got a goal back after an Andy Peatfield shot was tipped in at the near post by Giles Rowden.
Richard Bendall then equalized after a run into the circle and a pass under the goal keeper. Then Old Sills grabbed a third from another Stafford error, conceding a corner, the opposition routine clinical in its execution. Not to be outdone, Stafford won their own corner, Nathan Silitto scoring after a James Gillingham pass.
Stafford then fell to the sucker punch, failing to clear a long ball and another corner awarded, Old Sills smashed the ball home to punish the home team.
Stafford will be looking to regain their form, away next week against local rivals Stone HC.
First team result
Coventry Sikh Union 1 – 0 Stafford
MOTM: Richard Buka
DOTD: James Falconbridge – left the car door wide open for 20 minutes whilst getting changed.
Match report to follow
1st Team Match Report v Solihull Blossomfield
Stafford Hockey Club first XL played host to a Solihull and Blossomfields team who going into the game lay second in the table having only lost one game. Ethan Sweeney was back in the team after deservedly earning a call up from the seconds. Daniel Rennie though left Dan Howe heartbroken as he was not there to complete the "attacking squad" after annoying Aldi had made him work on a Saturday, despite his pathetic attempts to do otherwise. Charlie trotter took Daniels place upfront, Ed Wills simply telling us to play with passion; giving nothing but 110% for the team effort as we prepared to face the fearsome force that was Solihull and Blossomfield.
The game commenced in usual fashion with Stafford gaining inroads into the oppositions defence, equalling Solihull and Blossomfield in their passing, movement and charisma to win in the early stages of the Game. Piers Wooler beat players whilst Ben Hollands skilfully broke down play. Mike Watley lofted the ball up towards Charlie Trotter allowing him to run at the opposition and link well with Dan Howe forcing their defence to intervene at the final second just as Dan was about to shoot. The game shifted just as Stafford conceded, following the opposition retaining possession they forced the ball down the right flank, which once there was fed into the semi-circle where a player shot. Gareth Minton saved the ball but the deflection was hit in by another player. Stafford pushed back though with Richard Bukka and Simon Parnell staying strong at the back, Andrew Barnett also remaining firm in front of them; though he did pick up a green card for continuous stick tackles and stick blocks for which he didn't realise he could do. James Faulconbridge holding onto possession so that he could send Elliot Glennon down the exposed left side on a piercing attack. Stafford were to concede another goal just before the break after a period of heavy Solihull offence. Elliot Glennon had made a tackle but the ball fell to a Solihull player who struck the ball into the D for a tap in on the far post. Going into half time the main question was would Stafford maintain composed and keep their heads up given the situation; or would they lose self-control and go snorkelling willingly into the depths of defeat?
The answer, initially anyway was to save-face and fight back against the hardened odds. Ethan Sweeney took his place at the bottom of the midfield diamond and distributed the ball brilliantly whilst breaking up play on many an occasion. Probably why he won man of the match, in spite of Piers Woolers best efforts who went on one of his classic beat every player runs just to mess it up at the very end, typical Breadcakes. Good link play between James and Ethan saw Ben Hollands get onto the ball on the edge of the semi-circle. He slithered his way inside for a shot which grazed the post. Solihull and Blossomfield overcome this pressure winning themselves a short corner half way through the half. The ball found its intended player who had a free shot to the left of Gareth's post, he was never going to miss from such a close range. At 3-0 down the Solihull tide was somewhat unrelenting. Though it is noteworthy to point out that despite facing inevitable defeat the Stafford players never gave anything but 110%, never faltering in their efforts to get something from the game. Solihull scored a fourth from a short-corner, the player struck the ball from the top of the D at tremendous pace, beating Gareth on his right side. One of Solihull's players was sent off late into the second half giving Stafford some deserved momentum; respite after a long period of defending. For that ten minutes we dominated. Ben found Dan, who then passed to Charlie who in turn found Ethan. But we couldn't force a goal. Solihull were to get a fifth goal on the break despite being a man down, the ball was hopefully fired into the semi-circle and a Solihull player deflected the ball into the goal from close range. Stafford despite having already gone snorkelling managed to get a goal back from a short-corner. It came to James Faulconbridge on the edge of the semi-circle who passed the ball to Piers Wooler resulting in a tidy reverse push finish into the bottom corner.
The game finished 5-1, a score line most of the Stafford players thought was unfair in consideration of the manner in which we played. There was only Finchfield were we believe we didn't put on a good show, every other game we fought to the bitter end. The only thing Stafford need now is a winning formula that will turn good performances into winning results, or a little bit of luck to get us by. Either way a few positives can be taken from the game; Richards Bukkas week wasn't ruined but he "can't pass", Piers Wooler is now called Breadcakes and owns the communal shower gel and Simon Parnell is Karl Pilkington.


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- A first in the London market
- The team will specialise in the areas outside core Central London markets
- Michael Davis to lead the team

London, 20 April 2015<\/strong> – JLL announced today the launch of their London Unlimited team <\/a>in response to the significant shift in London's evolving property market. With recent research predicting office employment in London to grow by a quarter of a million people (11%) in five years (2015 - 2019), there is an increasing pressure on landlords to keep pace with the rising demand for office space, infrastructure improvements and a changing occupier mind set regarding their location.

The new multi-disciplinary JLL London Unlimited team, a first in the London market, will work with existing investor and developer clients, local landlords and businesses to look for opportunities in areas outside of traditional core Central London markets.

Michael Davis<\/a> will lead the team which will take a holistic approach to provide cross sector knowledge to real estate assets and will draw on the wider expertise of JLL's other service lines including office leasing, investment and development, occupier representation, residential, planning and retail to deliver unrivalled advice.

Commenting on the team launch, Michael Davis, Head of JLL's London Unlimited<\/strong>, said:

"With companies embracing new ways of working, an increasingly distributed office network, and increased occupational costs, businesses are more footloose than ever. The UK property industry is now more open, diverse and inquisitive than in previous generations and there is a continual blurring of the lines between offices, retail and residential. This is never more apparent than in dynamic neighbourhoods such as Hackney, Ealing, Deptford and Peckham.

"Sustained population and employment growth in London over the next five years will lead to an under provision of office stock of 23 million sq ft which is why we're excited about these developing areas. Not only do they provide a great opportunity for our landlord clients to invest in new markets, they also offer our occupier clients more value for their money."

Guy Grainger, Chief Executive at JLL UK<\/strong>, commented:

"JLL is building a fresh new team which will have a joined up service, a different voice and outlook but still contains the same core JLL values. The team is dynamic and agile, and will operate in the areas outside of the traditional City and West End markets, out as far as the north and south circulars. It's a 'one stop' service for clients that will provide cross disciplinary expertise and will work with both landlords and occupiers."

Neil Prime, Head of UK Office Agency,<\/strong> said:<\/p>
"This is a really exciting development in our business model going forward ensuring that we are able to provide the best most experienced advice in these markets for our clients, both old and new. It is a first in terms of the larger real estate services businesses in London and additionally shows our commitment to grow and develop in pioneering markets and develop a more diverse offering to our clients."<\/p>
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