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Hosted Voice
by ReadyTalk
Average Ratings69 Reviews
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About Hosted Voice
Voice calling, screen and file sharing, messaging and meetings for the modern enterprise.
Hosted Voice Features
- Audio / Video Conferencing
- Calendar Management
- Call Recording
- Call Routing
- Chat / Messaging
- Fax Management
- File Sharing
- Mobile Access
- Multi-User Collaboration
- Voice Mail
Hosted Voice Reviews Recently Reviewed!
Simply Easy
Likely Extremely
Pros: Simply the ease of use. It is a very easy system for moderators and presenters alike to use. On top of a top notch sales, support, and account management teams who will bend over backwards to help you be successful. In addition, they have a fairly strong integration with Eloqua and other marketing automation platforms, which helps automate your sends. The backend easily allows you to access your reports and recordings. Allowing easy access to pull the recordings off the web (in the correct format) or leave them hosted there. With the addition of the speaker room this year, it has helped ease the anxiety of new presenters. It now allows them to chat with the moderator before the call without the participants hearing.
Cons: Ready Talk is consistently pushing out new fixes and functionality. Everything I haven't liked in my 3 plus year of using the software has been fixed. I am currently a very happy customer.
Recommendations to other buyers: Our business problem is similar to most- how do we drive more qualified leads into the funnel. With a webinar solution that would hold our hand when necessary to ensure a quality result and integrate with our marketing automation platform to ensure that we are tracking results and executing follow-up campaigns appropriately. ReadyTalk was our answer. It has allows us to continually drive more qualified MQL and SQL through our webinars. While remaining simple and easy to use for everyone involved.
ReadyTalk is a Great Complement of Software and Support
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Pros: ReadyTalk is easy to use. Attendees do not need to download any software to join the webinar. The webinar chairperson downloads the needed software once. It is easy to make other users co-presenters; even with very restrictive systems, literally everyone has been able to download the required software. The tools are easy to manage, intuitive and fit the requirements of webinar presentations. ReadyTalk is continually improving the platform and is requesting and implementing user feedback. Customer support and account management support is very responsive and knowledgeable.
Cons: There was no existing integration with our CRM system. That could of course just as well be something not to like about the CRM system. ReadyTalk offers an API to facilitate the integration.
Recommendations to other buyers: Look a little deeper than just the initial pitch of how many people you can host for how many dollars a month. What are the rates for toll/toll-free/IP call; what are the international rates, how much do they charge for storage of webinars recordings (if that is something you need). What formats do they offer for webinar download? Do they offer conferencing options? Most of all, how personalized is the customer support and account management? With ReadyTalk I have been able to fix problems that occurred during a webinar within minutes before the audience even noticed anything. That's powerful and not easy to replicate.
ReadyTalk Rocks
Likely Extremely
Pros: I loved that this product integrated with HubSpot, making all of my webinar automation seamless and easy. It was also nice to have different options for webinar styles - either the broadcast audio where the presenters don't need to worry about ensuring audience members are muted or the standard version that allowed for web conferencing to take place. The customer service is awesome, the account managers are great, and the live webinar support team are the best. Ensuring that we had everything we needed to go ahead with the webinar was top priority, and all recording and report functionality was ready within a very reasonable, short time after the live webinar ended.
Cons: There were a couple of buggy elements in the dashboard for archiving the webinars that were complete and much older. Despite being archived, many of them would end up remaining in the dashboard, showing an error when attempting to archive again (this was over a year ago when I experienced this, so apologies if it has since been fixed!).
Recommendations to other buyers: Determine what your needs are in regards to the webinar when choosing a software platform to assist you. ReadyTalk is perfect for the smaller webinars (~200 attendees) and conferences, and extremely user friendly - even with zero experience in the platform. ReadyTalk integrates with a number of automation software platforms as well, and in an easy manner, so there is no huge effort required to connect them to products like HubSpot or Marketo.
ReadyTalk keeps getting better. No, really.
Pros: The redesign made it smoother but still recognizable.
Cons: The process to designate co-presenters could be made easier.
Overall: I have been working with the ReadyTalk webinar platform for 3.5 years. There are a lot more capabilities now and they are very useful.
Even my CFO is happy that I got us a new contract that reduced the expenses for participants who were calling in. Try to avoid giving out the toll-free number and go with the regular toll number, the call back feature or computer audio. Your charge for audio connections will be zero!
Account managers and the help desk have always been super helpful and knowledgeable and responsive.
Our next step is to integrate ReadyTalk with our CMRS.
We essentially chose this product again when we went through the selection process again last year.
ReadyTalk is a good choice for organizations looking for a competitively priced webinar platform with great capabilities, easy-to-use interface and excellent support.
Integrated part of my day
Likely Extremely
Pros: Its simple for my customers and prospects to use which is key, I don't want them to start my training or presentation feeling frustrated because of technical issues or complicated web ex instructions. It works internationally, it integrates to my calendar to make sending out invites simple, and the function within it are easy. Recording and play back is quick. As for ReadyTalk great service, innovative and always coming up with new ideas to improve the product making it easier to access. But also go a step further and provide great advice on using the tools and presentations.
Cons: Can't think of anything that the product is missing or any issues I've had with the vendor. For the last few years of using it I've had no bad experiences.
Recommendations to other buyers: Don't just consider your needs its really important to think about the experience of the people you are presenting or utilizing ready. This is were you'll really see a difference between products out there.
Overall a great product
Likely Extremely
Comments: Overall I am quite happy with the product most of the time. I would recommend it.
Pros: Relatively easy to use, has lots of features, and meets our needs. I really like the meeting management portion for the fact that I can invite people very easily into an already existing call.
Cons: My international constituents are frequently confused by how to log into calls - we seem to have challenges with participants from all countries with almost every international call. It is eventually resolved, but seems more cumbersome than I would expect. Also, the gmail calendar integration struggled in the most recent g-cal update (Q4 2017 or so). The integration of automatically inserting call information into the appointments went haywire for awhile, and which was especially challenging since it was the end of the year and we were setting up all of the reoccurring call times for 2018. It has been resolved now, but was a major source of consternation for a time.
ReadyTalk an excellent software for facilitating meetings when you are in different places
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Comments: ReadyTalk is a very good program for people with large businesses which requires a lot of travel since it enables you to communicate efficiently
Pros: ReadyTalk is user-friendly and it is also very easy to use. It has all the feature that you need to make communication easier and faster
Cons: ReadyTalk does not allow video conferencing and it is also very expensive compared to other modes of communication
Great experience with ReadyTalk
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Pros: ePlantSource has been a customer of ReadyTalk since April of 2014 and I highly recommend them as a service provider for your web, audio and video conferencing needs. We originally worked with GoToMeeting and found that a majority of our meetings were getting started late due to participant difficulties in getting the GoTo software launched. Our team greatly appreciates the ease of joining a ReadyTalk conference. I have also integrated our account with my marketing automation tools (HubSpot) and have found that integration to really help in my promotion efforts with our webinars.
Cons: I honestly haven't encountered any negative experiences.
Recommendations to other buyers: Make sure that you are ready to use it when you start the free trial so that you get the most out of it and it doesn't just sit there for 30 days without really taking the opportunity to test it out.
Overall great conferencing software
Likely Extremely
Pros: Slides and Application sharing
Cons: We have had issues with calls dropping if I am using the desktop plugin
Overall: I use the software daily for my primary job function. We love that it gives us the capability to load slides in addition to showing an application to the client. We are serving around 7k schools around the world. I would say it has been instrumental in allowing us to reduce our overall travel budget by givings us a virtual platform to walk a client/potential client through
ReadyTalk is cumbersome and lacking in basic features
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Comments: I was handed ReadyTalk as someone else transitioned off our team and purchased it. I have been extremely disappointed with ReadyTalk compared to our old system, GoToWebinar. We use Hubspot and I spend 30 minutes or more setting up the integration and emails each time, where as with GotoWebinar, it was just a click of a button. They don't allow for recurring meetings which is insane. We can't use ReadyTalk for our weekly live trainings, so we have had to switch our entire training model. I am really disappointed with the user interface as well, it feels like it was written in a programming class in the 90s. We pay just as much for ReadyTalk as we did for GoToWebinar and GTW is a vastly superior product. I don't like the operator assisted features, and I was told by the person who trained us that this is our only option if we have a lot of attendees. GTW was very simple, you just pick whether you want to dial in or use your computer audio. No attendees ever had any difficulty understanding, where as in ReadyTalk, we have lots of sound complaints. They also charge you if you leave recordings on their server and do not delete them. I find this pretty obnoxious.
Pros: More customized registration options that allows for more branded look and feel More robust integration with hubspot, brings over a lot of information Ability to add in a quick survey post-webinar
Recommendations to other buyers: No webinar software is very good in my opinion, but steer clear of ReadyTalk. I would go for GTW even though they have their own quirks and issues.
Amazing Customer Service and High-Quality Product
Likely Extremely
Pros: ReadyTalk helped my organization deliver high-quality training webinars to small business owners around the country. We have expanded our reach from local to global, developed new connections and increased our webinar attendance numbers significantly using ReadyTalk. What I liked best was the quality of the product and the customer service. ReadyTalk has the most amazing staff.
Cons: Compared to other webinar platforms, ReadyTalk's pricing is a bit high. I was surprised by the first bill I received because there were fees other than the monthly flat rate (i.e. cost per phone line).
Recommendations to other buyers: Research your options. Know what you need in a conferencing service and evaluate factors that matter most to you, like price, quality and customer service.
Makes International Conferences Easy!
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Pros: Ease of Int'l calling
Cons: Wish I could save a video recording of Picture in Picture respondents' web cam (multiple at once if possible) AND the screen sharing.
Overall: Speaking with respondents for interviews internationally can be challenging, with respondents missing the call, not being able to figure out how to call in, etc. With ReadyTalk, the appointment can be set up, save in your Outlook calendar, sent to clients and the respondent (who you call)), the call made, with an operator available to assist with international dialing, chat available for clients and also very easy recording and storage of recordings. Simple!
Recommendations to other buyers: Just the above!
Multi-function product that works.
Likely Extremely
Pros: Versatility.
Cons: Poor Bandwidth can be a problem and cause delays with screen sharing.
Overall: As an organization, we use ReadyTalk more that once a day. I personally use it to hols meeting with my Associates and Customers all over North America. Audio, Video, Chat, Screen Sharing. Great product.
Recommendations to other buyers: Learn all the little things. There are some great features.
works well and easy to use
Likely Extremely
Pros: Simple to use, simple for customers to use, haven't filled it with load of unnecessary bells and whistles.
Cons: Its too easy to restart a 2nd meeting and kick my self out of the first i'm hosting. especially when on a slow connection and impatience gets the better of me, surely you can tell it's the same user fro the same IP and at least wanr adn ask to continue or just prevent?
Recommendations to other buyers: make sure it does the key things you actually need before worrying about nice to haves.
Chat App
Likely Extremely
Pros: Fun application and clear and intuitive. Easy to use and doesn't lag everytime. One pro it hs over its competitors is its low RAM requirements. It's faster than other chat apps.
Cons: I believe that the app's design might need a little work but that's is definitely not enough to demotivate the purchase of This object.
Has never let me down
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Pros: Nothing beats how easy it is to collaborate with other co-presenters.
Cons: There is nothing that I particularly dislike.
Overall: We rely on webinars to generate leads for our business, so having a reliable solution was key for us. It is much easier for us to partner with other businesses now.
Recommendations to other buyers: When it comes to hosting webinars, your brand's image is on the line. A participant isn't going to associate any technical difficulties with the service provider, they are going to associate them with your brand. That was a key factor in why we made the switch to ReadyTalk. We haven't had any issues since.
It is good enough for me
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Pros: Simple to set up and easy to use.
Cons: Too slow to load the media files.
Overall: The most feature that I love when using this soft is the Outlook plug-in so that I never miss any invites. It's also very easy to launch your meeting via the plug-in. Simple to set up.
But it may be your nightmare if there are a lot of graphics and videos.
ReadyTalk gets the job done!
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Pros: When we were new users, we loved the customer support that Ready Talk provided. Now, we're pretty much "pros," so we don't need to lean on them as much. However, we have always felt that we have a partner that is interested in our success; we're not just a number. The technology is reliable, with multiple options to create engagement for our participants - these things are critical to us!
Cons: There are a few features that we wish were offered- most notably, the ability to see your speaking notes within the system as a presenter.
Recommendations to other buyers: Ask how groups of various sizes are handled. We found a prior solution to work well for smaller groups. However, we experienced many obstacles when trying to use it with larger audiences (i.e., over 150). ReadyTalk provided a cost-effective, and more professional experience overall, especially for our frequent large audiences.
Best way to effectively communicate for your business
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Pros: Clear calls, easy-to-use but still elaborate video conferencing functions and webinar tools.
Cons: None
Overall: ReadyTalk is the catch-all for business conferencing needs. I use the teleconference function primarily but webinar functions are effective, current, and easy-to-use. Customer service is immaculate.
Inexpensive Webinar Tool. Has all the Basics.
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Pros: It's has all the basics you'll need to get started with Webinars. The integration into Marketo generally works but could pass in more data around time spent in the webinar in a way we can action. We use their illuminate tool for recorded webinars with also generally works well.
Cons: Their illuminate product is good for recorded webinars but has its limitations. There is no Q+A, it's all chat only. The chat is public by default, so you'll always need a moderator online watching it.
Overall: Hosting Webinars, integrating that data into Marketing Automation. Hosting recorded webinars as if live.
Easy to use, reliable and fast
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Pros: easy
Cons: couple minor tweaks (have to download software everytime to start)
different log-in - web + phone
Overall: Love Readytalk functions like chat, recording & ability to *not* share screen, just slides.
If you can, please add the feature to use only one log-in (our users get confused by having to join both the web, and then to dial in)
Recommendations to other buyers: love the ability to drop slides in the ReadyTalk, to avoid having to share everything else that's on my screen!
Great product
Likely Extremely
Pros: Easy to use
Cons: Sometimes you can't hear, but I don't think that is all ready talks fault
Overall: I enjoy ready talk. You can hear well, it is easy to use, and signing in is easy! The customer service is always exceptional.
Recommendations to other buyers: not at this time
Extra feautures are helpful!
Pros: We really liked the ability to upload slides and have a moderator on the call to support us and help people log in. The private meeting room for speakers before the meeting started was also helpful. The customer service is really good!
Cons: Our users always had issues signing in. Everyone is so use to gotowebinar and online audio. Readytalk prefers people to call in so our webinar attendees were often confused. Also they didn't have the plug ins installed. If the platform was more adopted it wouldn't be an issue.
Great! Very easy to use.
Likely Extremely
Pros: I'm new to the product and I love that it can sync with Marketo, automatically record registrants, and allow us to edit recordings afterwards. I also like the fact that we can flag questions and mark them as answered -- this makes it easier for our speakers to see the questions in the questions window and answer them easily.
Cons: I wish I could reschedule a meeting directly through the product instead of having to email them to request a change in date/time.
Recommendations to other buyers: Make sure it meets your needs and can integrate with your systems.
Good Tool but needs improvement
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Comments: My employees are happy because they can "work from home"
Pros: It is very user friendly and it has the desktop app to facilitate meetings in different geographical areas. Any employee can join from any part of the world. It also has an automation feature reminding the people in advance of scheduled calls.
Cons: I cannot share my screen without the opposite person installing the plugin. It maximises its potential in only audio and needs to improve otherwise.
Easy to use for webinars and video conferences
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Pros: Easy to use system when attending video conferences or webinars. It's a short process to sign in and you don't need to download.
Cons: I would recommend this, I've never had issues using it
Overall: Some other programs you have to call in for the webinars because the connections through the computer isn't great. Not this one
Providing Free Educational Events with Ready Talk
Likely Extremely
Pros: The ability to send reminders, record sessions and followup with those who registered, both attendees and no shows.
Cons: The codes that are shared with the presenters can be a bit confusing. It is easy to make an error when preparing emails to my teammates in preparation for an event. I spend a lot of time double checking the numbers.
Overall: The ReadyTalk team makes it easy to execute our international events! Using the Event Services team ensures a smooth session for both presenters and attendees. They have a calm and professional demeanor. Just knowing they are there ready to help has given our presenters a lot of peace when preparing and executing our events.
Serves its purpose
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Pros: ReadyTalk is easy to use and has all the capabilities you would expect from a conferencing call software. It is intuitive and does not lack basic functionality that would be expected with this type of product.
Cons: ReadyTalk does not seem to go above and beyond the conferencing call functionality in terms of expanding on other areas of interest for the user. It serves its purpose and that's about it.
They listen to your needs
Comments: I really love ReadyTalk's ease of use. I have used a lot of Web seminar products and this one takes the cake. They really have both the host and the participants in mind when they are building out their product. For quick meetings they make it so easy to get the user on the other end instead of both the host and user having to go through a huge sign in sign up process. Also I have never seen a company care so much about what its users think of their product. They are constantly staying on top of new trends and take your suggestions to heart and possibly even implement it. You don't get that kind of service with the big guys who thinks their product already rocks and doesn't ever strive to update or improve it.
Amazing Customer Service & Great Value
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Pros: Usability, functionality, customer service
Cons: Price
Overall: ReadyTalk helped my organization deliver high-quality training webinars to small business owners around the country. We have expanded our reach from local to global, developed new connections and increased our webinar attendance numbers significantly using ReadyTalk. ReadyTalk's customer service is unmatched. We have developed personal relationships with ReadyTalk and they're always willing to go above and beyond when we need help.
ReadyTalk is the easiest web/audio platform my company has used
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Pros: Ease of use, ease of contacting support
Cons: Would like to see better polling features and the ability to use animation within the system and not just by doing a screen share.
Overall: We started using ReadyTalk a couple of years ago at the recommendation from one of my presenters. We have found the platform one of the easiest platforms to use which is great since we have a host of speakers with varying technical skills. The customer service is also top notch.
Reliable webinar platform integrates with Salesforce and Pardot.
Comments: ReadyTalk has the ability for all of the presenters to call into one line, ensuring that their experience in having a conversation is free of interruption. That line is then broadcasted to the viewers. This was especially important when I was hosting a webinar with speakers on the west coast, east coast, and in the UK. Their integration with Pardot allows me to automatically segment the list of leads and send relevant emails to them depending on whether or not they attended.
I like the direction their headed where you can incorporate video conferencing into the webinar, however some improvements need to be made in this area, like the ability to record the video conversation of the panelists.
On Demand Meetings
Comments: There are so many pros with this software and their virtual and physical support!
1. The People - Not only are they extremely familiar with the holistic abilities and applications, they are dedicated to continual process improvement, which makes it easier for the users.
2. The Platform - Easy to use and always being refined to optimize efficiency and impact for users and subscribers.
3. Interface - it is the most glitch free and ease of entry I have experienced when using with neophyte attendees. Does not get firewalled, bogged down, etc. Most important - my attendees are able to quickly connect without issue, allowing me to maximize the purpose of the meeting
Great for it's purpose
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Comments: I only use ready talk to schedule conference calls, but it is simple to enter the information and it pre-populates a Outlook Calendar Invite for me to send, which is great.
ReadyTalk is a decent conferencing tool.
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Pros: Integration with Outlook via a plug-in that can simplify the inviting and inform others with the meetings details. Screen sharing is easy to start.
Cons: Multiple screens at once can be annoying to navigate thru. Pricing is a bit expensive and the presentation tool it has a slowness sometimes.
Good enough tool for collaboration
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Pros: An intuitive dashboard for audio/video conferencing; other features such as screen sharing and file sharing make this software comprehensive. The customer support is available 24/7 which is cool.
Cons: The integration of conference details to Gmail calendar is a hassle. Competitor conferencing software such as WebEx, Zoom and Skype performs better jobs respectively as they run smoother
ReadyTalk is so reliable
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Pros: Reliability, ease of use and support
Cons: Features don't match up to the ubiquitous GoToMeeting
Overall: Over the years that I've used ReadyTalk for SiteSell Education, one thing that has always stood out is its reliability. Ease of use is another important factor. Finally customer support has been so stalwart.
Recommendations to other buyers: Not for now.
Best Choice for Professionals
Comments: Always on, CSRs always available, and the programs always work. It's hard to argue with performance like that! Not only are the CSRs and support techs friendly, but they call back or email if you ask questions...swiftly. They are enthusiastic in responding to ideas. Bottom line, the product is excellent and makes it very easy to conference online or by phone as well as hold webinars in an online environs that looks professional. Love the invites, too. Booyah to the other "free" competitors (that are not free after all).
It works really well for us
Pros: I like the functionality of it and how we can interact with the software. The recognition that you are on the call and don't log in through your computer is great. Better than Skype.
Cons: I don't have many cons for it. It seems to be a great options versus Skype. We have lots of trouble with Skype so this has become a great alternative.
New to ReadyTalk
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Pros: Clean interface
Cons: For newbies it can be had to determine join in options.
Overall: It was straight forward for users that have used similar conferencing tools. But for new users with the big green Call Me and Join meeting button it can be confusing if they do not have a 10-digit phone number and just a 4 digit extension in a conference room. The call in and join meeting links are hidden in comparison to the green Call Me and Join button.
You can connect anywhere
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Pros: I usually use go to meeting. That has been my go to program. Recently one of companies we work with use Ready Talk. I was not in my office and the meeting was last minute but I had my phone with me. I was surprise on how user friendly the program is and my favorite on how easy to use with my phone. I was sold after that.
Cons: The cost was a little to much for us. We did get one of our board members to fund it for the first year so I am excited.
Customer Service Team Great!
Likely Extremely
Comments: My last company used ReadyTalk as our conference calling software, and it was mostly an okay system. It was a little higher learning curve than other calling software I have used and the interface could use an update, but the customer support team was always great and willing to come out to the office and do training or update us on new features.
Good for business
Likely Extremely
Comments: Have only had 1 technical issue. Love the mobile app that calls you real quick when you have meeting.
Good conference solution
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Pros: It is pretty simple to use. The mobile app works great for conference calls. Good presentation tool. Outlook plugin integration.
Cons: Experiencing lag when using the presentation tool. The pricing model can get expensive. No video conferencing.
ReadyTalk is Easy and Friendly
Comments: I feel like a true partner with ReadyTalk before, during, and after my webinars. They have a great interface and are very supportive of their customers. They have also always been responsive to product requests. There are some that take longer than others, but not everything is as easy as you would think. Regardless, ReadyTalk is great!
Easy to use - Best customer service - Totally reliable
Comments: We've tried several different providers and Readytalk has been clear winner for us. Their customer service has been great dealing with anything that we couldn't figure out on our own.
As far as reliability and trouble free meetings, this company has been the best by far. I would totally recommend them.
Ready talk is easy to use and keeps conference calls efficient!
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Pros: Keeps a conference call efficient and organized!
Cons: Maybe change the background music...
Overall: One time my phone lost reception during a meeting I was leading and it ended the call with the rest of the team. That was great and we all knew to call back into the meeting.
ReadyTalk is great!
Comments: My organization used ReadyTalk for many years and their webinar services is easy to use and full of tools for interactivity for an engaged audience participation. From a chairperson/admin perspective, this service is just terrific and everyone on my staff had no problem using it.
ReadyTalk is AWESOME!
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Pros: Reliability, different features/functions I hadn't seen in other platforms like ON24, GTM, BrightTalk, etc.
Cons: Some missing features (minor not need-to-have) that I've had with another platform: being able to record slide by slide for pre-recording, and flexibility in terms of changing messaging/verbiage in automated emails through ReadyTalk.
Overall: I requested a demo from ReadyTalk after having a bad experience with ON24 and they won my heart. Features & functionality fit my needs for the most part, and anything else I requested was either already in the roadmap, or passed along to the product team to consider/look into. I feel like customer support says a lot about a company and the customer support at ReadyTalk has been amazing from day 1. I love the platform and think ReadyTalk is heading in the right direction.
User Friendly ReadyTalk
Comments: ReadyTalk is easy to use which is very important when the individuals you want to reach have various technology comfort levels and are across the country. I also like the report they provide with information on who was on line and how long they were on the line.
Okay but not AWESOME
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Pros: The basic features of this program work okay. It allows different people to be in different locations and all jump on a call, which is the best feature.
Cons: Need some updates to fix some issues, like the web meeting, long up load times, etc. I think it could be a really good product just need some improvements.
Great Platform - Great People!!!
Likely Extremely
Pros: easy of use
Cons: better integration with calendar apps for scheduling
Overall: We use Readytalk heavily for recording training and internal meeting and swear by their service and support! Can't run our business without ReadyTalk!
Good resource
Likely Extremely
Comments: I've had a good time using this to stay in touch with my remote workers. We use it daily and I can even share my desktop when trying to show staff different things on the computer that they are not understanding verbally.
ReadyTalk has made our webinar services much better
Pros: This software is easy for our webinar attendees to join and participate. Since it is web-based, they can easily join from anywhere with no downloads required.
Cons: Additional features would give this product an edge. For example, it is limited on creating one webinar event with multiple times.
Best conference line I've used
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Comments: This system is easy to learn and easy to use. The support staff at ReadyTalk are friendly and helped me with all of questions on how to management my account and recordings. What more can you ask for?
Pretty useful features, interface a bit clunky
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Pros: Share application or screen.
Cons: interface a little clunky.
Overall: I use readytalk for work meetings. I particularly like how I can share either my screen, or just a specific application. I also like that people can call in rather than VOIP since often the connect is better and easier for them. I wish the Mac application was a bit easier to navigate with, but over all a good product.
Recommendations to other buyers: No
ReadyTalk Works!
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Pros: East to use.
Overall: ReadyTalk makes my webinar life so easy and most importantly it works consistently. We have lots of users on when we do a call/webinar and it always performs perfectly.
Love the Ready Talk Team
Comments: Most web conferencing software is basically the same.
What puts ready talk ahead of the competition is the People.
Always responsive, always helpful, always knowledgeable.
Ready Talk review
Comments: I always use Ready Talk for conference calls because I can count on it to work perfectly every time. My free call service disapoints. Ready Talk never does.
as advertised
Comments: Ready Talk has worked flawlessly for my conferencing needs. No complaints. I would recommend this for anyone looking for a quality conference solution.
I like it!
Comments: I haven't use the customer support yet and I have no clue how much it costs to use the system but it is easy to use and the connect has always been clear!
ReadyTalk Service
Comments: ReadyTalk provides great services for a reasonable price. Their customer service is extremely helpful and will not let an issue go until it is completely resolved.
Everything you need
Comments: Some aspects of the platform require weird workarounds, and the UI is often overcluttered, but ultimately all of the features needed are there.
Solid Experience Every Time
Comments: I love the moderator-assisted option to setting up and running webinars. It has taken so much stress out of the live event process.
Awesome Sauce
Comments: I am really impressed with their services. I highly recommend it to anyone needing this type of functionality for their business.
ReadyTalk Review
Likely Extremely
Comments: I am amazed at how easy and user friendly this site and products are. It makes my job a whole lot simpler. Thank you
Easy to use conference tool
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Pros: I liked the easy set up and how easy it was to get started with the first conference call
Cons: I don't have any specific call outs from the times I have used this software
Overall: Conference call with someone outside of our company
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Comments: Great Marketo integration, easy to use, very functional product.
Pros: Better than many of the other offerings out there.
Cons: Audio operators are outsourced .
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Dinner last night was unbelievably delicious again. With the pad thai earlier in the week and my favorite, favorite, faaaavorite wings from my favorite wings place for dinner later, I dare say this is my favorite week culinarily so far! Unfortunately I didn't manage to snap any pics before they were devoured, but suffice to say, no steak sauce was needed at all.
The sauce was to die for! I'm definitely doubling or maybe even tripling the recipe next time so I can use it as a gravy over the smashed redskin potatoes we had with it. It was a rosemary, bourbon, mustard, worcestershire-based sauce. The worcestershire added a perfect tartness from the vinegar. The mustard was hot and sweet and added a nice kick. The rosemary was a surprisingly subtle earthiness. The bourbon had a delicious yeastiness that always reminds me of making cinnamon rolls. And the bacon was a perfect solution for grilling, adding the crispy crunch of caramelization and smoke. Absolutely amazing and quite simple! Definitely a winner that we'll have to make again. Soon. Boyfriend absolutely loved it too, of course, it was a big, delicious hunk of meat.
The recipe was adapted from allrecipes.com to suit our taste. The original is here, but the version we actually made is below:
~ 1.5 lbs steak
salt and pepper
2 gloves garlic, minced
4 T hot and sweet mustard
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EDUC E449 Trade Books in the Classroom (3 cr.) or
ENG L390 Children's Literature (3 cr.)
World Literature (two courses, one of which must be selected from those with an asterisk)
ENG L115 Literature for Today (3 cr.)
ENG L202 Literary Interpretation (3 cr.)
ENG L203 Introduction to Drama (3 cr.)*
ENG L204 Introduction to Fiction (3 cr.)*
ENG L205 Introduction to Poetry (3 cr.)*
ENG L206 Introduction to Nonfictional Prose (2 cr.)*
ENG L213 Literary Masterpieces I (3 cr.)*
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ENG L302 Critical and Historical Survey of English Literature II (3 cr.)
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COMM R110 Fundamentals of Speech Communication (3 cr.)
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COMM C180 Introduction to Interpersonal Communication (3 cr.)
COMM R227 Argumentation and Debate (3 cr.)
COMM R228 Discussion and Group Methods (3 cr.)
COMM R320 Advanced Public Speaking (3 cr.)
COMM R321 Persuasion (3 cr.)
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ENG W206 Introduction to Creative Writing (3 cr.)
ENG W233 Intermediate Expository Writing (3 cr.)
ENG W250 Writing in Context (3 cr.)
ENG W290 Writing in the Arts and Sciences (3 cr.)
ENG W350 Advanced Expository Writing (3 cr.)
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Biological Sciences (3-5 credit hours)
BIOL K101 Concepts of Biology (5 cr.)
BIOL N100 Contemporary Biology (3 cr.)
BIOL N212 Human Biology (2 cr.)
BIOL N213 Human Biology Laboratory (1 cr.)
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CHEM C101 Elementary Chemistry (3 cr., without laboratory)
CHEM C105 Principles of Chemistry (5 cr., lecture, recitation, laboratory)
PHYS 100 Physics in the Modern World (5 cr.)
PHYS 200 Our Physical Environment (3 cr.)
PHYS 201 General Physics I (5 cr.)
PHYS 202 General Physics II (5 cr.)
Earth Sciences (3-5 credit hours)
GEOG G107 Physical Systems of the Environment (3 cr.)
GEOL G107 Environmental Geology (3 cr.)
GEOL G109 Geology: Evolution of the Earth (3 cr.)
GEOL G110 Geology: The Earth's Environment (3 cr.)
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GEOG G110 Introduction to Human Geography (3 cr.)
HIST H105 American History I (3 cr.) or
HIST H106 American History II (3 cr.)
HIST H108 Perspectives on the World to 1800 (3 cr.) or
HIST H109 Perspectives on the World Since 1800 (3 cr.) or
HIST H113 History of Western Civilization I (3 cr.) or
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Electives from Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology or Sociology (3 cr.)
Mathematics (9 credit hours)
MATH 118 Finite Mathematics (3 cr.)
MATH 130 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers I (3 cr.) and
MATH 132 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers III (3 cr.) or
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Fine Arts (5 credit hours)
HER H100 Art Appreciation (3 cr.)
MUS E241 Introduction to Music Fundamentals (2 cr.)
Physical Education (2-3 credit hours)
HPER H160 First Aid (3 cr.)
HPER P290 Movement Experiences for Preschool and Elementary Children (2 cr.)
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (53-59 credit hours)
Please see an advisor for information about the required course sequence.
EDUC E325 Social Studies in the Elementary Schools (3 cr.)
EDUC E328 Science in the Elementary Schools (3 cr.)
EDUC E339 Methods of Teaching Language Arts in the Elementary School (3 cr.)
EDUC E340 Methods of Teaching Reading I (3 cr.)
EDUC E341 Methods of Teaching Reading II (3 cr.)
EDUC E343 Mathematics in the Elementary Schools (3 cr.)
EDUC H340 Education and American Culture (3 cr.)
EDUCK205 Introduction to Exceptional Children (3 cr.)
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EDUC M333 Art Experiences for the Elementary Teacher (2 cr.)
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EDUC P251 Educational Psychology for Elementary Teachers (3 cr.)
EDUC W200 Microcomputing for Education: An Introduction (3 cr.)
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EDUC M300 Teaching in a Pluralistic Society
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Select from the following options:
Language-—Two courses 100 level or above in a language other than English, but which might include American Sign Language, will be required.
Area Study—-At least one 200- to 400-level course with a definite focus on a non–United States cultural background selected from a discipline such as anthropology, political science, history, religion, etc., but not a ''global problems'' type course, will be required.
Overseas Study—-Experience in this area would be by credit earned in any of the IU approved study-abroad programs.
Student Teaching-—Experience in one of the several available Special Cultural Immersion Student Teaching Projects would satisfy the requirement beyond M300.
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'Single nation' is spreading agents of terror in South Asia: Modi
"Growing faces of violence and terror pose a fundamental challenge but there are some nations who use it as an instrument of state policy," Modi said without naming Pakistan.
The Indian PM urged the international community to "isolate" and "sanction", not reward those who sponsor and support terrorism.
"We expect the international community to speak and act in unity, and to respond with urgency to fight this menace," said Modi, adding that India has "zero-tolerance" policy for terrorism because "anything less than that is not enough. For us, terrorist is a terrorist".
The 11th summit of the Group of 20 (G20) major economies concluded in China on Monday, reaching extensive consensus on pursuing innovative, invigorated, interconnected and inclusive world economic growth.
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500g roasted peanuts
1tbsp red chili powder
1tsp Garam masala
2tbsp Coriander powder
2tbsp raw mango powder
3-4pinches asafetida powder
1tsp cumin seeds
Vegetable oil for frying
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High-fives, kid wrangling, and the usual"ews"and"aws"
Our first student audience for Much Ado had a great time today. The theater gods blessed us with temperate weather, a virtual army of kid-wrangling staff, extra volunteers and house staff, and a full audience. (Which is a trend … Continue reading
You never know how much kissing is really going on in a show until you play it for adolescents.
The first Student Discovery Matinee of the year was yesterday morning, for John Steinbeck's The Pastures of Heaven. We had about 420 people in the house, the majority of whom were from under-served Oakland middle and high schools. Two of … Continue reading
An excerpt from today's Student Discovery Matinee Performance: At the post-show Q&A, some students asked if it was hard to remember all those lines. Danny Scheie (seen at left with Dana Green) jumped in and said, "Alex (Morf, who plays … Continue reading


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Discover what life was like in Londinium and see everyday Roman objects from homeware to precious jewellery.
The Romans built the city where London now stands, bridging the Thames and constructing the roads that connected Londinium with the rest of the country. From around AD 50 to 410 – a period as long as that which separates Queen Elizabeth I from our present Queen – this was the largest city in Britannia, a vital port through which goods were imported from all over the world.
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marble sculptures from the Temple of Mithras, among the finest works of art ever found in Roman Britain
a rare limestone sarcophagus which contained the remains of a 4th century woman who came to London from the south west of the Roman Empire.
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Thanks to Grant funding through the Community Foundation of Southern Indiana and a matching donation from an anonymous local business owner, The City of Jeffersonville is excited to offer free street trees for the neighborhoods east of Downtown. Through this distribution, forty trees will be made available on a first-come-first served basis to residents in the area bounded by Spring Street, 10th Street, French/Graham Street, and the Ohio River (see map below). The trees offered will be similar in size to trees the City planted on the west side of Locust Street between Chestnut and Market St. earlier this year. Over time these trees will help shade the local sidewalks for folks walking to and from Downtown area businesses. These trees will also help complement a formal "Tree Walk" that Jeffersonville's Urban Enterprise Zone will be implementing in the area in the next few years.
The Map below shows the distribution area
If you are a property owner in the distribution area and would like a tree, please click on the link to our application form below.
A few details:
- All trees must be planted within the "tree lawn" between the sidewalk and curb or, in cases where the tree lawn is non-existent or less than 4 feet deep (from sidewalk to curb) within 5-7 feet of the sidewalk in the property owner's front or side yard (if on a corner).
- All applicant sites will be reviewed by City Staff for appropriate planting locations including spacing between existing trees (new trees should be located at least 25-30 feet from other existing trees fro best growth potential)
- Due to the limited number of trees, we are only offering one tree per property. In the event that there are more trees available than applicants and our site review has noted room for more trees, we may contact you with the option to plant an additional tree.
- All trees must be picked up for planting on Saturday, April 8 between 9am and 1pm at 1049 Mechanic St.
- Property owners will be responsible for calling 811 for utility locates prior to planting
- Applications must be received by February 21, 2017
For the official application, please click here: 2017 Application Form
We are excited to offer this opportunity to increase the tree canopy in the Downtown area and hope that this program is a test case for larger City-wide distributions in the future.
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A few years ago when she first discovered that we have the same phone number but a different area code as a fishing village in the Everglades, she would inform those callers of their mistake and tell them the right number.


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One of the year's most hotly anticipated restaurants brings real-deal Mexican to Hong Kong at last (read our review). It comes at a price, but Hongkongers don't seem to mind too much, seeing as it's not easy to get a table here.
One of the most exciting new openings of the year, Timothy Oulton's debut restaurant comes alive with striking interiors and an eclectic menu crafted by head chef Arron Rhodes.
At Haku, talented chef Agustin Balbi has found a new playground to experiment in — a kitchen without rules, where no ingredient is off-limits.
For casual group dinners or a switch-up in your weekly date night routine, Fang Fang is a solid new option for a night out on the town.
Chef May Chow's latest project is her boldest to date: a garish, neon-lit parlour that serves modern, refined takes on old-school cha chaan teng dishes. This spot may not be for everyone, but it reflects the unique ambitions of Asia's Best Female Chef 2017.
Opened in 2013, this venerable izakaya specialising in seafood and Japanese whisky recently made it onto the 2017 list of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants. The restaurant accommodates less than 30 guests, so book in advance.
You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who doesn't like this Nikkei (Japanese-Peruvian) spot from the team behind Pirata and The Optimist. The kitchen stays open late, the food is good, the atmosphere is fun — what's not to love?
A glitzy newcomer planting its flag atop V Point tower, Sushi Tsubomi offers fine views of the skyline accompanied by creative omakase.
This cosy and casual Italian eatery has found a winning formula — and quickly earned a loyal following — with its handmade pastas, reasonable prices, and laid-back, neighbourhood vibe.
No matter what time of day, the kitchen at this cosy Italian spot — part of chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten's international restaurant empire — is firing on all cylinders. All you need to know is that they're quietly serving the best pizza in all of Hong Kong right now.


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Another somber anniversary: Fukushima – the disaster that seems to have no end
Today, March 11, marks the third anniversary of the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan killing thousands of people and displacing tens of thousands more. This also initiated the devastating and still-ongoing Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. Large releases and spills of radioactive water continue to occur and tens of thousands of people remain evacuated, many never to return home due to long-lasting radioactive contamination.
In January, we reported on the new state secrets law that passed in Japan, penalizing journalists for critical reporting of the disaster. Later in the month, we discussed the impact the disaster is having on elections, as well as the global impacts. Major leaks had just occurred before those blog posts and then, just a few weeks later, a 100-ton leak of highly contaminated water occurred – described as the worst in the last six months. The water contained high levels of strontium-90, a long-lasting, dangerous radionuclide that has a half-life of nearly 30 years. While many potential solutions have been proposed, each has its own set of challenges. To make matters worse, water contamination isn't the only problem, as land needed for interim storage of contaminated soil is being sought, and disposing of disposable radioactive suits are even posing a problem. The utility, TEPCO, is accused of continuing to withhold and cover up critical information.
Despite the ongoing crises at the Fukushima site, some interests in Japan want a nuclear revival and are pushing to ignore public sentiment and restart the 48 still-idled nuclear reactors before another summer passes. There is still a lot of finger pointing regarding who is to blame for the accident, with TEPCO, the government and independent investigators all disagreeing on the cause of the accident and even the timing of the tsunami. With prosecutors dropping the case they brought against the utility three years ago, it appears that no formal charges will be sought, a reality that aroused protests in Tokyo earlier this month.
Even in the face of this unfolding nuclear disaster in one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world, the "nuclear renaissance" here in the U.S. continues to limp along. The Department of Energy (DOE), Southern Company and Oglethorpe Power recently finalized $6.5 billion in taxpayer-financed loan guarantees for the two new Vogtle reactors near Waynesboro, Georgia. SACE continues our pursuit of transparency for this dirty deal, filing our tenth Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with the DOE to unearth the significant risks this places on taxpayers.
In Florida, the uprate project at FPL's St. Lucie Unit 2 nuclear reactor, often touted by the utility as a success story for the state's controversial nuclear tax, is now being called into question. There are clear indications that the reactor's replacement steam generators are experiencing similar wear and degradation of tubes as was seen in the now-shutdown San Onofre reactors in California. Because of potentially serious safety concerns, SACE has called for an open and transparent investigation of St. Lucie Unit 2 during the scheduled refueling outage that started last week, urging the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to hold a public meeting and delay restart until a full investigation can be conducted. SACE filed a formal request with the NRC yesterday, supported by an expert declaration from nuclear engineer Arnie Gundersen. As the far-from-stable situation at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power facility continues to demonstrate, nuclear power can be an incredibly unforgiving technology. With over one million people living within fifty miles of St. Lucie, safety must come first.
The lessons learned from Japan's Fukushima disaster have apparently not been absorbed here in the United States or in Japan or in other parts of the world that continue to view nuclear power as a viable technology when cheaper, more affordable and safer energy choices exist that can also reduce carbon emissions. Another nuclear power accident can be avoided and must be — we don't need any more somber anniversaries brought to communities courtesy of the nuclear industry and its proponents, and weak regulators.
In closing, we would like to share thoughts from U.S. Senator Edward J. Markey, a leading Congressional voice on nuclear safety and member of the Environment and Public Works Committee, who released the following statement today decrying the lack of progress on key improvement to America's nuclear fleet three years after Japan's nuclear disaster:
"America's nuclear reactors are no more protected than they were three years ago when Japan experienced the worst nuclear disaster in history. Since the catastrophic meltdowns at Fukushima, reactors in the United States have yet to be required to implement a single new safety measure. While the NRC's technical expert report called for swift mandatory adoption of all of its recommendations, the Commission voted to extend implementation deadlines, add cost-benefit analysis barriers to moving forward and delay consideration of some of the recommendations altogether. Three years later, it is past time to immediately act to implement all of the NRC technical staffs' recommendations and ensure Americans, especially those living near nuclear reactors, are safe."
Additional Resources:
- Video: Scientists focus on tracking radiation in fish and water in Japan and on the west coast of the United States;
- Video: Tour of Fukushima;
- Fairewinds video on status of Fukushima and its water problem;
- Listing of Fukushima Daiichi anniversary events globally; find details on events in Atlanta here and the Women in Power from Fukushima to Georgia event hosted by Georgia WAND here;
- New book documenting the disaster co-authored by Union of Concerned Scientists' Dave Lochbaum, Ed Lyman, and Pulitzer Prize winning journalist, Susan Stranahan, Fukushima: The Story of a Nuclear Disaster; and
- Union of Concerned Scientists' new report highlighting safety issues here in the U.S., The NRC and Nuclear Power Plant Safety in 2013.
–SACE's High Risk Energy Choices program director, Sara Barczak, contributed to this blog post.
Tags: accident, Arnie Gundersen, California, Edward Markey, fukushima, Japan Nuclear, NRC, Pacific, reactor, San Onofre, St. Lucie, tepco, UCS, Union of Concerned Scientists, Vogtle, West Coast, west-coast radiation
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I live down stream and just outside of the 10 mile radius of Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant. It is the same design as the Fukushima plant. The last whistle blower at Browns Ferry was forced to resign/retire, what ever. She is no longer employed there and came to tears at the last NRC meeting.
I had a film crew from Japan, doing a documentary, come to my home. The question was," Why are the people here so complacent about nuclear power?" My question is "WHY??? "
We have our hand full of regulars that go to NRC meetings. The NRC folks know us all by name now. Why are there no more people concerned about this?
The people in Lawrence County don't know squat about what to do in case of a nuclear accident. When the tornadoes came through and left nothing but a slab where the restaurant sat RIGHT ACROSS THE RIVER from Browns Ferry was, we were lucky. I wouldn't be living where I do no if the plant had been hit. It would have been worse than Fukushima.
We need more people at the NRC meetings. We need leaders to say NO to Nuclear and do their job concerning Nuclear. We need to keep the workers who are willing to speak up when things are not right, not get rid of them. We must for the children, for their children and their children……………….
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This file contains correspondence with Sir Robert Mond re the removal of the pictures by Cima to the Gallery; correspondence re the handover of the Mantegna 'Imperator Mundi' from the estate of Violet, Lady Melchett; correspondence with the Treasury Solicitor, Lord Melchett and the Marchioness of Reading [eldest grandchild of Dr Mond] and Messrs Oppenheimer, Nathan and Van Dyck re hanging the Mond collection throughout the Gallery including a copy of Counsel's opinion on legality of such, dated 1 May 1951; correspondence with the Treasury Solicitor, Leonard Koetser and the press re attribution of 'The Virgin and Child with an Angel' by Francia including some press cuttings.
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Thinking about joining us? Great, we'd love to have you join us!
First and foremost please feel free to "try before you buy". Please come to a meeting/social gathering or an event and try us out. Ready to join right now? Then fill out an application please click here for a Microsoft Word format of the application form or click here for the PDF version.
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Benefits of Membership
What are they? Well, here goes:
Newsletter – We publish the "St. Louis Metro Gazette" on a monthly basis and this electronic newsletter provides technical articles, event updates, the details of the monthly club meetings and lots of photos! Please use the Newsletters link in the main menu bar above to see the prior issues.
Monthly meetings – held monthly this brings members together and we hear about member projects, collectively resolve problems, plan events and hear about events that have taken place. This provides a great forum to exchange ideas and seek information on your projects or general questions about your car and its operation. We also have attendance prizes at every meeting. Feel free to bring your spouse or a family member to the meetings.
Tech Sessions – are held in January, February, March and April at various locations and are hosted by some of our professional support members. These cover almost any mechanical, bodywork or engine related topics and topics are chosen/requested at the monthly meetings prior to each session.
Events – every month we have something planned, there's always something happening so please join us and join in the fun! Click here to see our club brochure which gives a "calendar of events" and more details or go straight to our events calendar.
New Member Kit – to help you get quickly involved and oriented within the club we provide you with a detailed explanation of the club and its events so you know what to expect. We hope this helps new members feel like veteran members and ensures that you get maximum fun from your membership as quickly as possible.
Membership Fees / Plans
For basic individual membership the annual fee is just US$20 per year, what a deal!
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