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8383thomsonalfresco.co.ukPlaces Of Interest & Things To SeeVicenzaVicenza the great Palladian city is one of thewealthiest cities in Veneto. The square at its heart,'Piazza del Signori' is dominated by the Palazzo dellaRagione often refereed to as the Basilica. Its green,copper clad roof is shaped like an upturned boat witha balustrade bristling with the statues of Greek andRoman gods. Here you will find 'Teatro Olimpico',Europe's oldest surviving indoor theater. It is aremarkable structure, largely made of wood andplaster and painted to look like marble. Palladiobeganwork on the design in 1597 butdied thefollowing year. His pupil Vincenzo Scamozzi tookoverthe project completing it in time for its openingperformance of Sophocles tragic drama Oedipus. BuranoYou can catch a boat across the lagoon from Venice tothe island of Burano, best known for its lace making,fishing activity and brightly coloured houses. Here youwill find the spacious 'Sculoa deiMerletti', home to alace school and museum showing work dating backto16th century. The bigsquare in front of the churchis dedicated to 'Baldassarre Galuppi' (1706-85), whowas the famous musician called "the Buranello", prideof Burano. Galuppi worked out a collaboration withGoldoni on the "opera comica" as librettist and hecomposed quartets, symphonies and concerts forcymbal, bringing a remarkable evolution in theinstrumental chamber music of the XVIII century.RavennaThe capital of the Western Roman Empire 1500 yearsago, it is now a city of art and culture, of mosaics, andancient city. The city has much to offer and displaysmany artistic remnants of the town's Byzantine past.Eight of these sights are in the World Heritage List,The Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, The CathedralBaptistry, Sant'Apollinaire Nuovo, Arian Baptistry, TheArchiepiscopal Chapel, Theodoric's Mausoleum, TheBasilica of San Vitale and Sant'Apollinare in Clasees.While taking in such grand sights, don't forget to visitone of the countless cafés which surround the centre.Lido di JesoloLido di Jesolo is a well established, familyfriendlyresort with its key attraction being itscloseproximity to Venice which is only a shortboattrip crossing away from Punta Sabbioni.Thisseaside resort with its beautiful sandybeachof15 kilometres offers excellentopportunitiesfor watersports in warm water. There are plenty of activities during the day to keepthe whole family entertained such as tennis, minigolf,a fun fair (Jun-Aug) and even a waterpark. In theevenings Lido di Jesolo comes to life and has greatnightlife revolving around the central piazza whereshops stay open late, and there is agood selectionofvibrant bars, restaurants and buzzing nightclubs. VeniceKnown as 'La Serenissima' or the 'Pearl of theAdriatic', Venice is built on 118 tiny islands andorganised into 6 districts known as 'Sestieri'. There isso much to see and do with the canals criss-crossedby bridges, palaces, piazzas and basilicas - andfantastic shopping. The city's shops line the Calle deiFabbri, the Frezzeria and the Mercerie. Why not take aride in a gondola or waterbus around the labyrinth ofcanals. Soak up the atmosphere of St Mark's Squarethe heart of Venice and discover the 16th centuryRialto Bridge and the Grand Canal Don't miss 'Pontedei Sospiri' (The Bridge of Sighs), the Doges Palaceand the bell tower of San Marco cathedral. Veniceboasts a wealth of palaces and art galleries, the'Cad'Orpo (Golden House) is regarded as the mostbeautiful palace inVenice. The lacy Gothic façade builtin 1422 used to be richly decorated with gold leaf andother luxurious materials. Now it houses the GalleriaFranchetti - a spectacular artcollection. PaduaProbably better known as the city of St. Anthony oras the economic capital of Veneto, Padua is one ofthe most important Art Cities in Italy. It is not onlyrich in art but also stunning architecture. The town issurrounded by a formidable ring of walls, with atangleof narrow streets with arcades and monumentalsquares. There are a number of interesting sights tosee such as, 'The Scrovegni Chapel', where it holdsentirely preserved 'the celebrated Frescoes' by Giotto.In the Town Museum, you can see works of art datingback tothe 14th century. Amongst them, the CrucifixbyGiotto and the Armed Angels painted on woodbyGuariento and a great collection of Venetianpaintings from the 14th to the 17th century. For those interested in nature, there's the 'BotanicalGarden', founded in 1545 as the SimpleGarden(medicinal plants) of the Medical Faculty oftheUniversity.TrevisoThis picturesque medieval town was once a haven forpoets, musicians, writers and architects. Many say itswalled centre full of narrow arcaded streets builtaround canals, resembles a smaller less grand Venice. There are many sights to see, the old houses, open-air theatre in the main square, and Gothicchurches and abbeys. The 'Museo Civico', hasanarchaeological collection, predominantlylateBronze Age and Romanrelics and displayssomespecial paintings, 'ACrucifixion by JacopoBassano' being one such example. For the morerelaxed, why not sample one of the cafés in thepicturesque Piazza dei Signori, orenjoy a finemealinthe many fashionable restaurants.MuranoMurano is renowned for 'glass blowing'. The glassfurnaces were moved out here from Venice in1291asa precaution against fire. The streets arecrammed with shops selling glassware, and you caneven visit the furnaces themselves to see glass beingblown most being free of charge. Many of theworkshops are found along Fondamenta dei Vereri,traditionally a glassworking centre. To learn more youcan visit the glass museums, 'Museo Vetrario' in thePalazzo Giustinian. The collection includes someRoman pieces butthe earliest surviving Murano glassdates from 15th century. There are also two churches,San Pietro Martire aDominican Gothic church whichwas built in 1363 and largely rebuilt after a fire in1474. The second is 'Santi Maria eDonato' whichwasfounded in the 7th century. Thischurch has astunning mosaic floor.Fun For All The FamilyAqualandia WaterparkNear Cavallino is one of Italy's largest water parks,complete with pools, waterslides and themedminigolf. Trythe 42 metre high waterslide, theKamikaze or the crazy river.Mirabilandia Theme park with plenty of rides and attractions.Local Specialities. Pasta. Seafood. Shrimp Fettucine . Polpette di Granchio - made with locally caughtcrab. Risotto al Nero di Seppie - made with squid. . Venice is well known for its ham and pea andscampi risotto dishes.Venetian RivieraRegional Information - Italy
84Regional Information - Italy84Places Of Interest & Things To SeeVeronaThis picturesque town is rich in history with colourfulbuildings along cobbled streets of the oldtown.Verona is one of Italy's most charming cities, blessedwith many cultural attractions, andimmortalised byShakespeare. Famous monuments include Juliet'sbalcony, and in the Roman amphitheatre a seasonofopen-air operaruns throughout July and August.The mosstriking building around the square is the'Domus Mercatorium'. In the middle of the citythePiazza Bra is a place to relax and abase forstrolling through the streets exploring the colourfulshops and restaurants.BresciaBrescia, lying at the foot of the Lombardy hills,isknown as the 'City of Beautiful Fountains' andisover looked by the medieval castle with itsnumberless towers, bulwarks and courtyardssurrounded by beautiful gardens. You can take awalkaround Brescia's centre which is grouped around fourpiazzas beyond the Corso Palestro. Here you will findits prettiest square 'Piazza della Loggia, dating backtothe 15th century. There are a number of sights toenjoy other than the castle, from the 'abbey of San'home to a modern art gallery in the main buildingand a museum of Christian art in its church and theruins of the Roman temple, with its Roman museumwhere youcan see memorial plaques, mosaics, artisticglasses, pieces of pottery and bronzes, including thewell known statue of the Winged Victory. BardolinoBardolino is situated on the eastern shores ofLakeGarda. This attractive, sleepy village set at thefoot of soft rolling hills is covered with orchards,vineyards and olive groves. Inthe old centre oftownyou will find the beautiful 9th century 'Cappella DiSan Zeno' where you will see some fine frescoes. Hereyou will also see, the 9th century Romanesque church'San Severo'. This isthe most important religiousbuilding in the area.Within the church you will findadisplay of interesting frescoes covering about200square metres featuring scenes of the Apocalypseand theRecovery of the Cross. Limone Sul GardaLimone named after lemon trees that once madeitprosperous is an attractive resort lying beneath thedramatic mountains to the north-west of the lake. Itis one of the most attractive villages on the lake, witha pretty harbour, narrow winding streets and adelightful old quarter with old fishermen's homes.Here is a place renowned for its churches, 'The SanPietro Church' is oneof the oldest places of worshipin the area. 'LaziseThis was the main Venetian port on Lake Gardaduring the16th century. Today you will find, manymulticoloured houses, shops, restaurants and porticoswith coffee bars surrounding the square and port. Within the town situated in the Villa Bernini Park youwill find the excellent remains of a castle. Built at theend of the 9th century it is one of the best preservedin the Garda area today. Here you will also find the'San Zeno Church' and 'St. Nicolò Church' built in the12th century. PeschieraPeschiera is one of the larger resorts on the southernshore of Lake Garda. It is a fortified townwhereyoucan stroll around the old city and explore thewalls which date back to the 16th century, visit theRenaissance churches and see the delightful gardens.Peschiera is home to the 11th century church, 'ChiesaDi San Martino'. This is one of the oldest churches inthe Verona area. Don't miss 'The Palazzo Storico', itisthe place where King Vittorio Emanuele III orderedresistance on the 8th November 1917. The port ofPeschiera isone of the biggest on the lake, so whynot enjoy a boat trip on the lake.SirmioneSirmione is a beautiful village where you can wanderthrough the maze of narrow streets, stopping atthemany cafés, bars and shops. Thewhole area ispedestrianised, so all visitors must park outside thetown. It is home to the impressive 13th century castle'Rocca Scaligera', afairytale castle, almost entirelysurrounded bywater. Whynot take a trip to theHotspa of Sirmione, the thermal spring water istransported through a network of pipes to theCatulloSpa complex in the old town.Gardone RivieraIt was once the Lake's most fashionable resortandstill retains much of its elegance with itsstylishpromenade, lush gardens, opulent villas andritzy hotels. Here you will find the famous 'Hruskabotanical garden', and an enormous rangeof exoticplants and flowers alongwith beautiful rockeries.Riva del GardaSituated at the north end of the lake, the old town ispretty with a maze of cobbled streets and squares.The heart of the town is 'Piazza Tre Novembre' withits medieval houses and clock tower. This resortoffershistory, art, sport and nature and is verypopular with windsurfers as the northerly winds arevery dependable. 'The Bastion', a Venetian fortress,built in 1508 on a hill of the steep slopes of MountRocchetta can be found here and offers a splendidview of the city and the northern part of the lake.MalcesineThis is a Picturesque little town with colour washedpalazzi and cobbled streets. The old town with itssmall port, squares and streets filled with shops, barsand restaurants has a magical charm making it one ofthe most elegant resorts on the lake. Thisis home to'Scaliger Castle', this 14th century castle built by theScaligeri family is almost intact. Today it houses asmall museum dedicated to the territory of LakeGarda and especially to the rocks, fossils, flora andfauna of the Mount Baldo area. Why not take a cablecar up 6,000 feet to the topof Monte Baldo forfabulous views of the Dolomites and walksFun For All The FamilyGardalandThis is Italy's number one theme park, where you willfind rides and shows for all the family. You'll finda logflume, The Blue Tornado Ride, a pirate's galleon,shows, theme villages and restaurants.Caneva World On the eastern shore of Lake Garda, 'Caneva World'has exciting water rides for the whole family, MovieStudios and the medieval times area.Parco Natura VivaParco Natura Viva near Peschiera, is a safari park withmany species of mammals, birds, reptiles andfish.Things To Do. Watersports - Lake Garda is an ideal place to enjoywatersports of all kinds. . Walking - Lake Garda is also a wonderful area forwalking, with stunning views all around.Local Specialities. Wines- Lugana, Bardolino. Freshwater fish. OlivesLake Gardathomsonalfresco.co.uk


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When to Plant Cabbage in Payneville, Kentucky, United States of America
Planting vegetable seeds at the correct time is the most important step for getting the most out of your garden. Knowing exactly when to plant cabbage in your garden in Payneville, Kentucky, United States of America will increase growing success and provide better yields.
Check optimal planting dates regularly for best results because the weather, and our results, change daily.
The optimal time to plant cabbage in Payneville, Kentucky, United States of America is - . The best day is with a success rate of %.
Anywhere between 70-100% is great. If consistently below that you may want to start growing from seedling or young plant, or possibly grow in sheltered environment
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The total number of frost free days for your garden in Payneville, Kentucky, United States of America is days, but the total number of optimal days to plant cabbage is days.
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How to Grow Cabbage in Payneville, Kentucky, United States of America
How to grow cabbage: cabbage is a cool season crop that can very easily be transplanted. You can either start growing inside before the growing season and then transplant outside or sow directly outside in the ground when proper temperatures exist. This will depend on the length of your growing season and the variety you choose.
Growing cabbage could take up to 4 months to grow from seed, depending on the variety selected, so make sure your growing season is long enough for planting directly outside. The results and success rates listed above are adjusted for your local growing season and conditions.
Sow cabbage seeds 0.5 inches (1.3 cm) deep. Optimal soil temperature for germination is between 62.3°F (16.8°C) and 80.6°F (27.0°C). Seeds usually germinate in about 5-11 days, most likely in 7 days.
Cabbage requires 90-120 days to be ready for harvest from seed, depending on the cabbage variety selected and the weather during the growing season. There are also cabbage varieties that mature in 60-90 days.
Optimal day air temperature for growing cabbage is between 57.4°F (14.1°C) and 67.4°F (19.6°C). Optimal night temperatures are between 48.4°F (9.1°C) and 56.6°F (13.7°C). Cabbage can endure air temperatures as low as 40.3°F (4°C) during the night and up to 75°F (23.8°C) during the day – If temperatures go to 80°F (26.6°C) the cabbage will bolt and begin to flower!
Soil temperature during cabbage growth should be between 60.1°F (15.6°C) and 65.1°F (18.4°C) in optimal conditions, but can withstand soil temperatures as low as 58.4°F (14.7°C).
Required soil pH for Cabbage growth is 6.0-7.5 but the optimal pH is 6.6-7.1.
Optimal sunlight for Cabbage is 6-12 hours per day. Cabbage should be watered between 1.0-1.5 inches (2.5-3.8 cm) of water per week, adjusting for weather conditions and type of soil.
Cabbage spacing: cabbage seeds sown directly into the ground should be sown at a depth of 0.5 inches (1.3 cm) deep spaced 7.9 inches (20.2 cm) apart with rows spaced 28.8 inches (73.3 cm) apart. If you do not ensure enough space between the cabbage plants then they will fight over water and soil resources resulting in smaller cabbage head growth.
For more real-time hyper local detailed growing information download the GardenWeather App on IOS. It is now the leading gardening and weather app, more accurate than The USDA zone map for frost dates. GardenWeather™ is a technology and agri-tech startup providing real-time hyper local planting and gardening recommendations enabling home gardeners and homesteaders to make data-driven gardening decisions.
How to grow cabbage in your garden: make you sure you space the plants accordingly so that cabbage plants have enough space to grow and they do not fight over resources. If you decide to start growing inside, move the transplants outside about 4-7 weeks later or when the seedlings are about 4 inches tall.
Many gardeners use protective net around the cabbage plants to protect against cabbage worms, a common problem associated with growing cabbage plants. The cabbage fly is a common predator that lays its eggs inside the cabbage plant which results in cabbage worms that eat the cabbage plant. The easiest way to solve that is by using a net to prevent the fly from reaching the plant.
If cabbage worms are eating up your cabbage plant you can use natural neem oil, which is a vegetable oil produced from the evergreen tree. But before spraying we recommend using nets.
It could take up to 4 months for cabbage heads to form. For knowing when to harvest feel the head – if it is firm it ready for harvest. If head not firm than head is not formed yet and not ready for harvest.
Cabbage requires 6-12 hours of sunlight but also do well with 6-8 hours of sun. If cabbage heads are not growing it could mean that the temperatures in your area have warmed up and are too high – remember cabbage needs cool temperatures, and do not do well under hot temperatures.
Cabbage facts: Cabbage's reputation has had lots of ups and downs throughout the thousands of years that it has been cultivated and eaten. From being revered by the ancient Egyptians and Greeks, to being snubbed by European aristocracy from the 14th to the 17th centuries and then being named one of the top vegetables for sustaining world population by the United Nations in 1984.
However, despite its roller coaster ride in prestige, it's usage and benefits to society has never been questioned. Cabbage was a staple item among the poor in medieval times because it stored well, was inexpensive and was one of the few vegetables available during the cold winter months.
The cabbage played a key role in Russian peasants' life during medieval times, and today cabbage is considered a national food in Russia, with Russians eating roughly 7 times more cabbage than your average American.
The part of the plant that is normally eaten is the leafy head consisting of clustered immature leaves. Earlier cabbage varieties did not resemble the cabbage that we know today, but rather looked more like the kale that we know today, called wild cabbage, which was native to the Mediterranean and southwestern Europe.
Use these images to know if your cabbage is heading in the right direction and growing properly. Exact number of growing days varies for each cabbage variety. Below is the average number of days for each stage gathered from many different varieties.
Cabbage Germination Guide
(Stage 1: Germination)
Germination is the process by which a plant grows from a seed. It is the first stage of the plant growing process and it begins when the seed is sown and ends when the radicale emerges out of the seed.
All seeds require proper soil temperature, moisture, air and light conditions to germinate successfully. However, during the germination stage the seeds require more soil warmth and moisture than light exposure.
Seeds respire just like any other living organism, requiring oxygen and producing carbon dioxide (CO2), so it is crucial to use a soil media that is sufficiently aerated so that the seeds do not "suffocate".
40% of our growing experts recommend to directly sow cabbage seeds into the ground. What is direct sowing and why do I care about it?
Required germination period
5-11 days
Optimal germination period
6-9 days
Required soil temp.
45.8º-87.1ºF / 7.6º-30.6ºC
Optimal soil temp.
62.3º-80.6ºF / 16.8º-27ºC
Required day temp.
39.7º-70ºF / 4.3º-21.1ºC
Optimal day temp.
61.5º-71.1ºF / 16.4º-21.7ºC
Required night temp.
41.8º-58ºF / 5.5º-14.4ºC
Optimal night temp.
54.2º-65.9ºF / 12.3º-18.8ºC
Optimal seed depth
0.5 inches / 1.3 cm
Optimal plant spacing
7.9 inches / 20.2 cm
Optimal row spacing
28.8 inches / 73.3 cm
Cabbage Growing Guide
(Stages 2-5: Growth)
Once seed has germinated and radicale has emerged the second stage of the plant growing process begins, developing from radicale to cotyledon -the embryonic first leaves of the seed forming a young seedling.
During the third stage of plant development cotyledon develops to 3-4 true leaves, stem begins to grow, becoming a mature seedling.
In the fourth stage the mature seedling develops to a young plant, ready for transplanting.
The fifth stage of plant development the plant is fully mature bearing fruit and/or flower.
The following guidelines apply to all of the cabbage plants' needs during stages 2-5 from radicale emergence to full maturity. During these stages sunlight becomes a more active participant in plant growth and development than in the germination phase.
Soil pH is an important factor during these stages as well. What is pH and why is it important?
Requires direct sunlight
Required soil temp.
58.4º-74.1ºF / 14.7º-23.4ºC
Optimal soil temp.
60.1º-65.1ºF / 15.6º-18.4ºC
Required day temp.
43.8º-68.3ºF / 6.5º-20.2ºC
Optimal day temp.
57.8º-67.5ºF / 14.3º-19.7ºC
Required night temp.
40.3º-50ºF / 4.6º-10ºC
Optimal night temp.
49.6º-57.6ºF / 9.8º-14.2ºC
Required sunlight hours
Optimal sunlight hours
Required soil pH
Optimal soil pH
Required watering amount
1-1 inches / 2.5-2.6 cm (per week)
Optimal watering amount
1-1.5 inches / 2.5-3.8 cm (per week)
Optimal depth
0.4 inches / 1 cm
Optimal plant spacing
16.6 inches / 42.2 cm
Optimal row spacing
29.8 inches / 75.8 cm
How difficult is it to grow cabbage?
Growing cabbage, or any other vegetable for that matter, is not hard, however some plants require more attention and care than others depending on the following factors:
Are you starting to grow your plant from seed? seedling? young plant? Depending on what stage plant you choose to plant will impact growing difficulty and patience.
The length of the growing season for your exact garden location.
If you have a short growing season and you want to start growing from seed then you may need to start the growing process in a sheltered environment (greenhouse or inside your home) which will require more involvement in the growing process.
Whether you direct sow in the garden or start in trays and then transplant also affects the level of difficulty
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Companion planting is intentional planting of two or more vegetables and/or flowers next to each other in order to positively impact plant health and yield
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Some of the nicest perks of a jubilee anniversary are invitations from friends to celebrate with them. One of the sisters in the offices where I work is a jubilarian and our whole staff celebrated this week with a picnic lunch at our waterfront.
Here is our city's bicentennial tower and the paddleboat the Victorian Princess that offers lunch and dinner cruises all summer. It was a glorious summer afternoon and the view was marvelous--as you can see. How can this be the same city that had 144" of snow last winter?
The Place I Want to Get Back To
is where in the pinewoods
in the moments between
the darkness
and first light
two deer
came walking down the hill
and when they saw me
they said to each other, okay,
this one is okay,
let's see who she is
and why she is sitting
on the ground, like that,
so quiet, as if
asleep, or in a dream,
but, anyway, harmless;
and so they came
on their slender legs
and gazed upon me
not unlike the way
I go out to the dunes and look
and look and look
into the faces of the flowers;
and then one of them leaned forward
and nuzzled my hand, and what can my life
bring to me that could exceed
that brief moment?
For twenty years
I have gone every day to the same woods,
not waiting, exactly, just lingering.
Such gifts, bestowed,
can't be repeated.
If you want to talk about this
come to visit. I live in the house
near the corner, which I have named
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Goodnight, CES
That's a wrap for Monday's liveblog. On Tuesday morning, the expo halls open up to reveal miles and miles of sparkling, shimmering objects. We'll be back Tuesday at 7am PST to bring you more live coverage, photos, and surreal scenes.
Meantime, check out some of the news to emerge from the show on Monday:
- Hyundai showed off a concept for a walking car
- Samsung TVs score iTunes and a MicroLED Upgrade
- Bell Helicopter is getting into the flying taxi business
- Intel shows off the first product with its 3-D chip-stacking technology
- You can finally buy Harley-Davidson's electric motorcycle
- Get ready to hear a lot more about 'XR'
- All the coolest stuff we've seen at CES so far
New ThinkPads
5:00 pm: It wouldn't be CES without a healthy number of new PCs. One of Lenovo's newest machines is especially noteworthy: The 4th generation ThinkPad X1 Yoga convertible laptop is the company's first-ever ThinkPad with a unibody aluminum chassis. It also has significantly smaller footprint than the previous ThinkPad X1 Yoga, with a brighter HD display—and at 3.07 pounds, it weighs 10 percent less. Lenovo also just announced a new version of the ThinkPad Carbon X1, which has a visible woven carbon fiber finish. At 2.4 pounds, it's ridiculously lightweight.
The ThinkPad Carbon X1 starts at $1,709.99 and ships in June; ThinkPad X1 Yoga Convertible Notebook starts at $1,929.99 and also ships in June. Both have four far-field microphones built in and a Dolby Atmos four-speaker sound system, and ship with Windows 10 Pro. Both also run on Intel 8th generation Whisky Lake processors, which is the newest you can get right now, since Intel's 9th generation processors have been delayed.—Lauren Goode
Ogle This 8K TV
4:45 pm: There isn't a good reason to want an 8K TV yet, but it was still fun to gawk at LG's massive 88-inch OLED TV at CES. It's so large that it comes with its own stand that also redirects it's downward firing speakers. The TV is packed with new features like LG's A9 Gen2 processor, Google/Alexa connectivity, and WiSA wireless speaker compatibility (with an add-on). Mostly, it's all about the industry leading deep blacks and vibrant colors that only OLED TVs can provide right now. I found it hard to make out any of the 33 million pixels even at a couple feet away. Whether more pixels is enough to tempt TV buyers, we will find out when it hits the expensive aisle at TV stores later this year.—Jeffrey Van Camp
Reinvent the Wheel
4:10 pm: Sticking with today's theme of unconventional transport options, Hyundai has just given us more details on a car? pod? vehicle? which has its four wheels on the end of insect like extendible legs. Put this one firmly in the "crazy concepts of CES" category but it's good to see that automakers are thinking beyond the traditional electric, autonomous views of the future.—Jack Stewart
Samsung's Bot Squad
3:45 pm: If CES is the Super Bowl for nerds, then Samsung's annual press conference is the halftime show (though we're not even close to being halfway through CES). This year Samsung showed off a monster 98-inch QLED 8K display and announced that select 8K TV models are available for pre-order in the US now—if you have $15,000 to spare. Bixby, Samsung's proprietary voice-controlled assistant that you almost forgot about, made regular appearances throughout the event: in TV interfaces, in smart fridges, and in futuristic automobile dashboards. Samsung's smart fridge UI, Family Hub, has also been updated with a supposedly smarter version of Bixby.
Samsung's final reveal was a squad of robots, named Samsung Bot Care (for health), Bot Air (for home), Bot Retail (you guessed it), and Bot Gems, which appears to be a kind of exoskeleton for mobility assistance.
Unfortunately, the Bot reveal was brief and light on details. And one of the biggest advancements that could fundamentally change our technology experiences in the coming years—5G—was spoken about largely in platitudes. But Samsung is almost certainly saving its best 5G announcements for next month, when it typically reveals new flagship handset.—Lauren Goode
5G Routers
3:30 pm: It's admittedly hard to get excited about 5G, and about routers. But! Perhaps a 5G router can capture your interest? It should.
D-Link's 5G N Enhanced Gateway replaces a traditional modem with 5G broadband, meaning you'd be able to ditch your cable company for, well, a carrier with a solid 5G offering. That future's not quite here yet (and you'd need every connected devices in your house on the 5G train to really benefit) but when it arrives, D-Link says its 5G router can hit speeds up to 40x faster than the 70Mbps US household broadband averages. That seems worth the wait.—Brian Barrett
Flying Taxis?!
2:50 pm: Bell Helicopter is another transport company at CES, and it's showing its remarkably realistic design for an air taxi. The Nexus weighs 6000 pounds, and can fly at 150 mph with a 150-mile range. It has six ducted fans for propulsion, which means it'll be able to take off and land vertically, to help you hop over city traffic. Bell's not the only company working on "flying cars" but it's one of the most experienced. Bell has a full scale mockup of the concept at CES, which we'll climb aboard later this week. WIRED also got a preview of the design work.—Jack Stewart
Nice for Mice
2:17 pm: Here's a fun solution a select few of you will find really useful. Lexip is showing off a $20 six-pack of incredibly thin ceramic sliders that stick on the bottom of any computer mouse. They eliminate all traction and the company says they'll likely outlive any mouse you own. They're also great if you like to race mice.—Jeffrey Van Camp
HTC's Vive Pro Eye
2:06 pm: HTC has announced the Vive Pro Eye with built-in eye tracking. It's a high-end Vive Pro with some small enhancements, the main one being that it can track your eye movements to make gaming more precise. You shouldn't have to move your head as much. I'll have to try it, but they say it will make interacting quicker in virtual reality. It's easier on the CPU and GPU as well.—Jeffrey Van Camp
Face Time
1:42 pm: Another trend: skincare! We've seen everything from smart mirrors to an in-store AI skincare assistant called Lumini, which snaps a picture of your face, analyzes skin in different zones, and recommends products to address problems like pigmentation and sebum. One of the craziest was this personalized mask by Neutrogena, which has an app (of course) and creates a personalized skincare plan for different parts of your face. We're all going to look ah-maze-ing in 2019.—Adrienne So
Ride the Lightning
1:17 pm: There's always plenty of transportation news at CES, and it's not just cars. Today's press conferences got underway with Harley Davidson getting in on the connected, electric, action. It gave more details on its LiveWire battery-powered motorcycle, like the price ($29,799) and that deliveries will start this fall.
It also showed a couple of very cute urban electric bike concepts, but without much more detail.—Jack Stewart
Under the Sea
1:00 pm: If you're an avid scuba diver or snorkeler, you'll want to get your hands on Navatics' underwater drone. It's tiny enough to pack as an airline carry-on, and features advanced stabilization technology to make sure your underwater footage will no longer be taken from weird and nauseating angles. What's more, it shoots 4K 30fps footage and 1080p streaming! I'm looking forward to trying out some demos later this week, and (fingers crossed) not crashing it.—Adrienne So
Blood Simple
12:50 pm: Along with its new Move ECG watch that can take an electrocardiogram at any time (see below), Withings is showing off the classiest, techiest blood pressure monitor I've seen. It's called the BPM Core. It's actually more than than just a blood pressure cuff. It can take your pressure, but also has a sensor you press onto the side of your chest, and another you touch with your fingers, so it can also act as a digital stethoscope and take an electrocardiogram. It will be able to detect things like AFib (irregular heartbeat) and valvular heart disease, with medical-grade accuracy (pending FDA approval). It comes out later this spring for $250.—Jeffrey Van Camp
Are You Ready?
MicroLED Is Happening
11:45 am: Samsung is showing off some new televisions at this year's CES. Most exciting is a 75-inch set using the emerging MicroLED technology, which claims to be brighter and longer-lasting than the current leading TV tech, OLED. Also new from Samsung: the company will start including Apple iTunes among the software offerings that ship on its smart TV platform. For a in-depth analysis about MicroLED's future in TV land, and about Apple's content push into non-Apple devices, read our report.
Crash Into You
10:10 am: If you're an avid cyclist or bike commuter then you've probably heard of the Hövding inflatable helmet. Now there's an inflatable vest you can sport along with it. Helite, maker of airbag jackets and vests for motorcycle riders, showed off an airbag vest for cyclists at CES
Unveiled last night. Unlike Helite's motorcycle safety vests, which are triggered by a rip cord, the new vest relies on a combination of accelerometers, a gyroscope, and a microprocessor to determine when you're falling off your bike. It's designed to deploy in milliseconds, as a poor soul from Helite demonstrated by repeatedly throwing himself off his bike on the CES Unveiled show floor. The nylon inflatable vest will also cost $650 when it ships this March, so, it's not cheap. But hey, it's hard to put a price on safety, right?—Lauren Goode
Playing With Color
Let's Roll
9:00 am: Last year at CES, LG showed off a concept television with a roll-up, retractible screen. In 2019, the LG Signature OLED TV R—or "the ROLED," as I like to call it—is now very real and (almost) ready to roll into a bougie living room near you. The 65-inch 4K display stuns, thanks to the rich color and deep blacks of OLED. That OLED technology is also how LG got the panel so thin it can roll down into a box. It's set to come out later this year, but LG is cagey on the price—likely because it will take more than a fat roll of Franklins to afford it.—Jeffrey Van Camp
It's Thermo Time
8:55 am: One of the wearables that stood out at last night's CES press preview was the Matrix PowerWatch 2, the follow-up to Matrix's original smartwatch. OK, so it's not going to win any awards for its stubbornly rugged build. But this new watch adds solar power to the thermoelectric energy that defined the first Matrix watch. That means that, if it works as promised, it's a smartwatch that never needs to be charged, as it's either pulling energy from your own body heat or the sun. The PowerWatch 2 also has a color display, built-in GPS, and heart-rate sensors. The company behind the watch is raising funds for it on Indiegogo. If it actually ships, you can expect it sometime this summer for a regular retail price of $499.—Lauren Goode
Hush, Pump
Meet the Bread-Baking Bot
Part of the fun of CES is seeing what bizarre, unexpected, and sometimes barely-automated gadgets are being trotted out as robots. Last night, that was the BreadBot, a bread-making machine demoed by the Wilkinson Baking Company out of Walla Walla, Washington. The industrial-sized contraption has around 100 sensors that are constantly monitoring things like weight, ingredient density, and temperature to churn out the perfect loaf of bread—up to 10 loaves per hour hour, the company claims. While the idea of having a robot baker in your home sounds positively upper crust, you probably won't be able to buy BreadBot for yourself: Wilkinson Baking Company is aiming this at grocery chains, bakeries, convenience stores, and schools. The company hasn't yet shared how much it will cost to lease one, either.—Lauren Goode
Withings Move ECG
7:40 am: The Apple Watch Series 4 may have made electrocardiograms, or ECGs, the hot new smartwatch feature, but the new Withings Move ECG makes it a lot more affordable. For $130, it can track your steps and sleep like other Withings watches, and also test your heart rate for irregularities on demand ... with a year of battery life and a waterproof chassis to boot. Withings, newly divorced from Nokia, says the watch is a medical-grade device currently under review by the FDA. It should come out later this spring.—Jeffrey Van Camp
A Breathalyzer for Diabetes
7:00 am: Monitoring your blood glucose levels via constant, painful pinpricks is one of the worst parts of managing a disease like diabetes. These gleaming pebbles are AerBetics by AerNos, a non-invasive, wearable device that uses your exhaled breath to measure gases that might indicate a hypoglycemic or hyperglycemic episode and monitor them via an app. No more sore fingers! I bet a lot of diabetic kids would be happy to get their hands on one of these.—Adrienne So
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The new company, Sabey DataCenter Properties, will include Sabey's existing data center developments. NREA will have a minority equity interest and will invest $100 million, which will be used to support the current portfolio and finance growth in new markets.
Sabey is not identifying any of the markets where it may eventually operate data centers. But the company has forged a strong track record in building energy-efficient facilities, and its expansion comes at a time of growing interest in data centers built to the highest efficiency standards.
NREA is a real estate investment management and advisory firm owned by National Electrical Benefit Fund (NEBF), a multi-billion dollar pension plan that provides retirement benefits to employees in the electrical industry.
Sabey Corp. is a privately-held, Seattle-based commercial real estate development and construction services company that builds and operates data centers, medical facilities, office space and mixed-use properties. The company has built more than 27 million square feet of commercial, industrial and residential space and manages three million square feet of its own commercial and technology space.
Sabey has more than 20 years of experience in the data center business and is perhaps the largest provider of hydro-powered facilities in the United States. The company controls more than 1.7 million square feet of data center space in Washington state that will form the nucleus of Sabey DataCenter Properties.
Its properties include the huge Intergate.East and Intergate.West developments in the Seattle suburb of Tukwila and the Intergate.Columbia project in Wenatchee, Wash. Sabey is also building a data center complex in Quincy, Wash. that will be called Intergate.Quincy.
Doug Webster, Howard Loewenberg, and Justin Puccio of Signal Hill and Jim Kerrigan, Director of National Datacenter Group of Grubb and Ellis provided financial advisory services on the transaction. Scott Greenburg and Robert Starin, of K&L Gates LLP provided legal services.


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2017 PERF Scientific SessionParadise Point Resort & Spa
San Diego, CA
September 14-16, 2017
|Course Title
|CE Credit Hours
|Thursday, September 14
|Scientific Session (Full day)
|Suel, Gurol
|8:00am- 5:00pm
|7 Lecture
|Friday, September 15
|Mindset Changes Everything:
The Art + Science of Success in Business and in Life
|Grodnitzky, Eve
|8:00am - 10:00am
|Friday, September 15
|Mindset Changes Everything:
The Art + Science of Success in Business and in Life
|Grodnitzky, Eve
|10:30am - 12:30pm
|Friday, September 15
|Comprehensive Endodontic Care: A Clinical Illustration
|Nallapati, Sashi
|1:30pm - 2:30pm
|Friday, September 15
|Dynamically Guided Endodontics
|Maupin, Charles
|3:00pm - 4:00pm
|Friday, September 15
|Root Amputation: What is possible?
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|4:00pm - 5:00pm
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|Why Most Published Endodontic Research is False
|Khademi, John
|8:00am - 10:00am
|Saturday, September 16
|How to talk to a patient
|Carr, Gary
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|An Ethics-Driven Practice: The Solution for Fulfillment and Joy
|Weed, Scott
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|Secrets on How to Train an Assistant
|Yapp, Kehn
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