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Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial
Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial, a special two-hour documentary about the Kitzmiller v. Dover case, in which teaching "intelligent design" in the public schools was ruled to be unconstitutional, is to air nationwide on PBS at 8:00 p.m. on November 13, 2007. "Judgment Day captures on film a landmark court case with a powerful scientific message at its core," explains Paula Apsell, NOVA's Senior Executive Producer. "Evolution is one of the most essential yet, for many people, least understood of all scientific theories, the foundation of biological science. We felt it was important for NOVA to do this program to heighten the public understanding of what constitutes science and what does not, and therefore, what is acceptable for inclusion in the science curriculum in our public schools."
In addition to the documentary itself, there is a generous website, featuring interviews with Kenneth R. Miller on evolution, Phillip Johnson on "intelligent design," and Paula Apsell on NOVA's decision to produce the documentary; audio clips of Judge John E. Jones III reading passages from his decision in the case and of various experts (including NCSE's Eugenie C. Scott) discussing the nature of science; resources about the evidence for evolution and about the background to the Kitzmiller case; and even a preview of the documentary. Teachers will be especially enthusiastic about the briefing packet for educators (PDF); further resources for educators, including a teacher's guide, a two-session on-line course, and a number of lesson plans, are to be released shortly.


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|Brenda McCallum Prize
1994, the AFS Archives and Libraries Section has awarded a prize
of up to $250 honoring the
late folklife archivist Brenda McCallum. Through this prize, the AFS
and Libraries Section seeks to promote works that further the cause of
preservation, organization, and dissemination of folklife collections.
The prize is given for an exceptional work dealing with folklife archives or the collection, organization, and management of ethnographic materials. It is awarded to an individual or an institution for noteworthy products or documented activities that provide education, techniques, or services to those who collect, organize, and preserve folklife materials, either on the individual or institutional level. The efforts may or may not be directly associated with archival work, since products that facilitate the organization of ethnographic materials collected in the field ultimately assist the cause of folklife archivists as well. Examples of eligible products include a book, an article, the development of a software package, or a lecture series.
In order to receive the McCallum Prize, the work should have been created during the two years prior to the submission deadline.
The next McCallum Prize will be awarded in 2018. The current McCallum Prize review committee consists of Janet Gilmore (chair), Moira Marsh, and David Azzolina.Please submit nominations for the Prize by e-mail to the chair of the committee, Janet Gilmore, at firstname.lastname@example.com, including a brief explanation of why the work has been nominated. Nominations are accepted continuously during the year, though the deadline for submitting materials each year is September 15. Presentation of the awards is given during the Archives and Libraries Section meeting at the Annual meeting of the American Folklore Society in October of that year.
Past McCallum Prize recipients include:
2016: No prize awarded.
2014: The Oregon Folklife Network for their collaborative work with the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs (CTWS) to preserve, digitize, and make accessible a collection of sound recordings in the CTWS Culture & Heritage Language Department.
2012: Dr. Mark Allan Jackson for Jailhouse Bound, a project using John Lomax's overlooked recordings to create an audio recording compilation with supporting photographs and history.
2010: Brent Burgin for the University of South Carolina SC Lancaster Native American Studies Archive, which includes the digital gallery of Catawba Nation images and the Georgia Harris online exhibit.
2009: No McCallum Award: since 2009, the Archives & Libraries Section Awards the Grimshaw Prize in odd years and the McCallum prize in even years.
2008: No prize awarded
2007: Janet C. Gilmore and her archiving team for their report The Survey of Public Folklore Collections in the Upper Midwest, 2005-2006
Laurie Sommers, and Deborah Davis, Michael Holt, Stacey Wright, and John Taylor of the Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections, for the website for the South Georgia Folklife Collection housed at the Odum Library at Valdosta State University
2006: No prize awarded
2005: The Florida Folklife Digitization and Education Project of the Florida State Archives for their online web presentation of folklife collections in the archive.
2004: No prize awarded
2003: The Veterans History Project team, led by Peggy Bulger and Ellen McCulloch-Lovell of the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress and Timothy Lloyd at The American Folklore Society, for their collaborative effort to collect, preserve and make available audio- and video-taped oral histories, along with documentary materials, of America's war veterans and those who served in support of them. In awarding this prize, we would like to acknowledge the expert team of archivists and processing staff at the VHP that are managing this huge collection, the oral history trainers, and all the volunteers and veterans who are gathering and sharing stories for this important national project.
The James Madison Carpenter Collection Online Catalogue project team, led by Dr. Julia Bishop of the University of Sheffield, in collaboration with the University of Aberdeen and Jennifer A. Cutting at the American Folklife Center, Library of Congress for their effort to make the James Madison Carpenter Collection available. In awarding this prize, we would like to acknowledge Bishop's colleagues David Atkinson, Elaine Bradtke, Eddie Cass, Thomas A. McKean, and Robert Young Walser, as well as Cutting's colleagues Marcia K. Segal and Michael Taft.
2002: Michael Owen Jones and the many students and contributors at UCLA who edited, expanded, and created the Online Archive of American Folk Medicine, for research into beliefs and practices relating to folk medicine and alternative health care, begun by Wayland D. Hand in the 1940s. (2001)
2001: Steve Weiss and the Manuscripts Department of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, for their online multi-format collection of materials from the Goldband Recording Corporation Records at the Southern Folklife Collection. (2000)
1999: James Corsaro and Karen Taussig-Lux, for their manual Folklore in Archives: A Guide to Describing Folklore and Folklife Materials. (1998)
1997: Margaret R. Dittemore and Fred J. Hay, for the volume they edited, Documenting Cultural Diversity in the Resurgent South: Collectors, Collecting, and Collections.
1996: Stephanie A. Hall for her publication: "Ethnographic Collections in the Archive of Folk Culture: A Contributor's Guide."
1995: The New York Folklore Society, for its publication Working with Folk Materials in New York State: A Manual for Folklorists and Archivists (1994).
1994: Jeff Place of the Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage of the Smithsonian Institution, for preservation work done on the Woody Guthrie acetates which led to the publication of the Guthrie album Long Ways to Travel: The Unreleased Folkways Masters, 1944-49. Jeff described the process of preservation in the liner notes.
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Between Oct. 5 and Oct. 22, the KCBT December wheat contract price increased about 90 cents. In the October USDA Wheat Supply and Demand report, the 2009-2010 marketing year ending stocks estimate was increased from 743 million bushels to 864 million — supply increased. During this time period, about the only increase in demand was Kansas City Board of Trade wheat futures contracts bought by index and hedge funds.
Some market analysts associate higher wheat and other grain prices with the decline in the value of the U.S. dollar. On July 1, the dollar index (value of the U.S. dollar compared to other major currencies) was about 81. On Oct. 5, the dollar index was about 77. By Oct. 22, the dollar index had declined to about 75.
While the dollar index was declining 4 points (81 to 77), the KCBT December wheat contract price declined $1.40 ($6 to $4.60). This makes it difficult to associate a two point dollar index decline (77 to 75) to a 90 cent increase in the KCBT December contract price.
Other factors that some analysts are associating with higher prices are delayed wheat planting and the delayed corn and soybean harvests. During the last few weeks, corn prices have increased about $1. Soybean prices have increased about $1.25.
Allendale, Inc. conducted research that showed that there were no significant reductions in corn or soybean production in past years because of delayed harvests. Significant can be interpreted as more than a few hundred thousand bushels. Allendale does predict that yields, quality and production will be slightly lower than expected a few weeks ago.
As for delayed wheat plantings impacting current wheat prices, U.S. and world wheat stocks are such that a few million acres reduction in wheat acres next year will have little impact on current wheat prices.
Nearly every analyst will agree that the lower value of the U.S. dollar, slightly lower corn production, and less planted wheat acres have had a positive impact on wheat prices. However, most analysts will also agree that, given above average stocks, the price impact has been small.
The rub is that wheat prices have increased almost $1 when stocks estimates have increased, and demand is below expectations.
In the October USDA Supply and Demand report, the 2009-2010 wheat marketing year ending stocks estimate was increased to 864 million bushels. This is up from 743 million bushels in the September report.
Wheat exports sales are have been below USDA predictions. For the 2008-2009 marketing year, 1.015 billion bushels of wheat were exported. At this time last year, 67 percent (676 million bushels) had been sold for export.
The USDA projects 2009-2010 wheat marketing year exports to be 900 million bushels, 115 million bushels (11 percent) less than last year. As of this writing, 52 percent of the 900 million bushels (464 million bushels) have been sold for export. Total wheat exports sales are 31 percent lower than last year.
Hard red winter wheat export sales are 51 percent less than last year. Export demand may not explain why wheat prices have increased.
An explanation that may make the most sense is fund buying. Reports indicate that the index and hedge funds have been buying commodities. Not only have CBT corn and KCBT wheat contract prices increased about $1, crude oil prices have increased $14 and gold prices have increased $150.
Reports indicate that commodities may be an investment against inflation and some fund managers are transferring investment funds into commodities.
Agricultural producers that have wheat, corn, or other grains may want to take advantage of this opportunity to sell at prices higher than the supply and demand factors warrant. Staggering sales (dollar cost averaging) normally works well during uncertain times like those being experienced now.
Prices may still go higher. But if the funds sell out, prices for sure will decline.


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How often do you take a chance with your email marketing, not knowing if a new approach could be an unbelievable success or a complete flop?
At Best of the Best, a UK-based company that offers their customers the chance to win luxury automobiles through online skills-based competitions, they're more than familiar with the idea that taking a chance can result in a huge pay-off. Perhaps that's why when Jarrod Purchase, Email Marketing Manager for Best of the Best, wanted to try something entirely new with an upcoming email campaign, he thought it was worthwhile to give it a shot.
We caught up with Jarrod to learn more about his recent "Hold onto this email" campaign, which encouraged subscribers to check back on the same email message over the course of three days to see new offers. Best of the Best had never launched a multi-day, single-email campaign like this before. Would taking a chance pay-off?
Brooke Burdge, Marketing Manager, Movable Ink: Jarrod, what was the main goal of this campaign?
Jarrod Purchase, Email Marketing Manager, Best of the Best: We run a competition every 15 days to promote discounted tickets for dream car giveaway competitions. We had a few main goals for the "Hold onto this email" campaign. Of course, we were aiming to increase revenue and strengthen customer engagement in a new way. But we also wanted to drive more customers to participate in the competition earlier on in the 15-day period, and to make repeat purchases. Typically, customers participate more towards the end of the competition period since there is less waiting time to find out if they won, and they very rarely purchase more than once in each 15-day competition period.
BB: What did you do differently with this campaign to help you achieve your goals?
JP: Instead of sending three separate emails on consecutive days with three varying offers, we decided to consolidate our efforts into one, fully dynamic email that changed depending on when it was opened. The email became almost like a scavenger hunt in the inbox, where customers could come back the next day to discover something completely new.
BB: Can you walk me through how the user experience changed depending on which day the email was opened?
JP: Sure. If you opened the email on the first day of the campaign, you would see images of three car types in a row. The Aston Martin was labeled "Today," the Range Rover was labeled "Tomorrow," and the Porsche was labeled "Wednesday." The Aston Martin image—the featured deal of the day— appeared in full-color, with the other two brands in black & white. This allowed recipients to see what deals were coming up, but kept the focus on the current deal. At the bottom of the email template, we included five images of different models of the automobile brand being promoted that day. For example, on day one, subscribers would see promotions for five different Aston Martin vehicles in this space. A live countdown clock at the top of the email showed how much time was left until the next day's featured offers became available.
If the same subscriber re-opened the same email again on day two, they would notice that major changes have taken place. Now, the center image of the Range Rover is in full-color, and the five images at the bottom of the email are promoting various Range Rover models. Also, the headers of the other deal offers have changed—the Porsche is now "tomorrow" versus "Wednesday." The experience is similar on day three. When the campaign was finished, all images turned to black & white and the call-to-action changed to visit our site for other great offers.
The last thing to point out is that the email was also mobile optimized. When opened on a mobile device, the images in the bottom section dropped underneath each other to better fit the width of a mobile screen.
BB: How did this email perform? Do you have any results you can share?
JP: Overall, the campaign was a success. We saw positive results in re-opens, revenue, repeat purchases. For re-opens, 23% of subscribers who opened the email on the first day returned to open it again on the second day. 7% of the "day 1" openers returned again on the third day.
For revenue, we experienced a 170% increase compared to our forecasted revenue for the 3 days. The campaign was launched at the start of the 15-day period, and as I mentioned earlier, we typically see the most revenue coming in toward the end of the competition. The campaign significantly lifted our early sales, which in turn increased the likelihood of repeat purchases made throughout the rest of the competition period.
Approximately 7% of customers purchased more than once. This number is much higher than what we typically see for repeat purchases during our 15-day competitions.
BB: What might you do differently if you were to launch a similar multi-day, single-email campaign in the future?
JP: We're curious to see what would happen if instead of giving subscribers a glimpse of the upcoming offers in black-and-white, we simply showed black boxes with question marks to keep future deals a surprise until they were available. It's unclear whether our subscribers returned to the email because they were anticipating the upcoming Range Rover or Porsche offers, or if their curiosity about upcoming, unannounced offers would have driven even more re-opens. In the future, I'd like to run an A/B test to see which option drives more re-opens and revenue.
BB: How did Movable Ink help you out with this campaign?
JP: Our team at Movable Ink is always a reliable source of new ideas for our email campaigns. Movable Ink's technology makes it easy for us to experiment more, and to get more creative with the emails we send.
People don't expect interesting things to happen in their email marketing. They're used to seeing interactivity and real-time content on the web, but that experience isn't as common in email. Movable Ink helps us bring that experience into email to strengthen the overall effectiveness of our email marketing channel.
At Best of the Best, we rely strongly on our email program for driving visits to our site and participation in our competitions. This campaign was an entirely new approach for us, and it was risky to try something that we had never done before and weren't sure how it would turn out. But in the end, we're happy we did it. It was fun to experiment, and taking the risk certainly paid off for us.
For questions or to learn more about Agile Email Marketing technology from Movable Ink, reach out to us at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Confusion with Joannes DamascenusAmong the works of Joannes Damascenus [Damascenus, Joannes] (vol. i. p. 652, ed. Le Quien) are an Epistola ad Zachariam, and a short piece entitled Caput de immaculato Corpore, &c. The Epistola is cited by Michael Glycas at the end of the twelfth century, in certain letters extant in MS., as having been written by Joannes Damascenus; and both pieces were published under the name of that author by Petrus Pantinus, 8vo. Antwerp, 1601; and by Fronto Ducaeus, Paris, 1603 and 1619. These editors were supported by the authority of MSS. in ascribing them to Joannes; but internal evidence showed that such ascription was erroneous ; and the authority of a more perfect MS. enabled Le Quien to restore them to their true author.
WorksAs published by Michael Glycas (ubi suprá) they bear respectively these titles,
- 1. Ἐπιστολὴ τοῦ ἁγιωτάτου Πέτρου τοῦ Μανσοὺρ πρὸς Ζαχαρίαν ἐπίσκοπον Δοάρων, Epistola sanctissimi Petri Mansur ad Zachariam episcopumn Doarorum. 2. Τοῦ αὐτοῦ κε φάλαιον περὶ τοῦ ἀχράντου σώματος οῦ μεταλαμβά νομεν Ejusdem Caput de immaculato corpore cujus participes sumus.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 28, 2013) – Coming off its first and only road game until mid-March, the ETSU baseball team returns home for a seven-game homestand, beginning this weekend when Marist visits Thomas Stadium for a three-game series.
- Friday - 3:05 p.m. – Thomas Stadium
RHP Kerry Doane (1-0, 2.40 ERA) vs. RHP Chris Bielak (1-0, 0.00 ERA)
- Saturday - 4:05 p.m. – Thomas Stadium
RHP Griffin Krieg (1-0, 5.19 ERA) vs. RHP Kevin McCarthy (1-0, 2.45 ERA)
- Sunday - 1:05 p.m. – Thomas Stadium
RHP Jimmy Nesselt (1-0, 3.00 ERA) vs. RHP Brett Houseal (0-2, 11.32 ERA)
- The Bucs (6-2) saw their six-game winning streak come to an end Tuesday afternoon when ETSU's rally fell short as Tennessee hung on for a 9-7 victory from Lindsey Nelson Stadium. ETSU – who scored five runs in the fourth and two more in the seventh – had the tying run on second with one out in the ninth, but Trevor Bettencourt picked up the save after striking out Alex Reynolds (Johnson City, Tenn.) swinging and forcing Jordan Sanford (Powell, Tenn.) to pop out to short.
- Senior Derek Niesman (Wellington, Fla.) led the Blue and Gold by going 2-for-3 with a home run and two RBI, while Sanford and Chris Riopedre (Miami, Fla.) both drove in a pair of runs. Meanwhile, Derek Bushey (Richmond, Va.), Sam Eichler (Mission Viejo, Calif.), Logan Rice (Erwin, Tenn.) and Will Chesney (Knoxville, Tenn.) all gave the Bucs solid efforts on the mound. The four hurlers combined for 5.2 scoreless innings, but the Vols' offense capitalized on a six-run third and a three-run fifth to come away with the victory.
- Marist has split its first four games of the season as the Red Foxes defeated Boston College (9-3) and Charleston Southern (2-1).
- The Red Foxes – who have made six appearances in the NCAA Regional – were picked to finish fourth in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, while senior shortstop Zach Shank was named to the preseason all-conference team.
- Zach Shank enters the weekend hitting .563 (9-16) with a double and four runs scored, while Chris Bielak and Kevin McCarthy are a combined 2-0 with a 1.69 ERA (3 ER/16.0 IP).
- Marist pitchers haven't allowed a home run in its first 30.0 innings pitched this season, and despite being outscored 24-14 in the first four games, the Red Foxes have only been outhit by one, 35-34.
- ETSU and Marist have met three previous times with the Bucs taking two of three from the Red Foxes in the opening weekend of the 2011 season.
- Andrew Green (Powell, Tenn.) went 4-for-9 (.444) with two runs scored, two RBI, and three stolen bases in two starts versus Marist, while Bushey made two relief appearances and held the Red Foxes scoreless in 3.0 innings.
- Coach Skole's teams are 20-3 all-time against current MAAC foes – 5-0 vs. Niagara, 4-0 vs. St. Peter's, 3-0 vs. Manhattan, 1-0 vs. Siena, 2-1 vs. Marist, and 5-2 vs. Rider.
- Live stats will be available for all three games this weekend via StatBroadcast by visiting ETSUBucs.com. Fans can access live stats on their computers, mobile devices or tablets.
- Live updates will also be posted on Twitter by following @ETSUAthletics and @ETSU_Baseball.
- Single game tickets to ETSU baseball games are $10 for seats behind home plate and $5 for seats along the baselines. Tickets can be purchased at the stadium, online at ETSUBucs.com, or by calling (423) 439-3878.
- Come out to Thomas Stadium early and tailgate prior to ETSU baseball games this season. A designated tailgating area will be roped off in the parking lot where fans can enjoy a festive environment before the Bucs take the field.
- Click here for tailgating guidelines.
- Starting this Saturday and for the rest of the Saturday home games this season, the most spirited tailgating group will receive a free Bojangles tailgate dinner coupon.
ETSU fans wanting to receive Buccaneer news, score updates, in-game promotions and much more sent to their mobile device can do so by signing up for "Buc Updates." Click here to sign up today!
For more information on Buccaneer baseball, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the baseball link.
- The Bucs have won six straight home games for the first time since winning eight straight from April 23-May 14, 2011.
- ETSU has hit at least one home run in the first eight games this season and the Bucs are tied for first in the A-Sun with 14 total homers.
- The Blue and Gold also lead the A-Sun in triples (4).
- Derek Niesman, Andrew Green and Clinton Freeman have reached base safely in the first eight games this season.


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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) – On this busiest travel day of the year, Alex Holley reported live at Myrtle Beach International Airport, and is watching closely for any delays and cancellations. Check the links below for information on your flights.
Due to yesterday's severe weather across the eastern United States, many airlines are offering waivers and compensation for flight issues. This is big because the rescheduling fees normally cost up to $200, so it can save travelers the money and the headache. Myrtle Beach International Airport officials say this is a traveling situation where travelers want to stay on top of their flight status.
"You want to call in ahead of time, work with your airlines, check to see if there's any kind of weather delays," explained Courtenay Leopard, with MYR. "If there's any, they'll work with you and you can schedule another flight. But please contact the airlines."
For more details on which airlines are providing waivers, and for which flights, check here:
It's always a good idea to check the status of your flight before you fly out.
You can check the status of your departing flight from MYR online here:
Arriving flight status at MYR can be seen here:
And track flights to and from MYR here:
FlightAware.com, a website that tracks airline traffic, unveiled its "misery map." Hub airports like Chicago's O'Hare, Denver and DC showed the most red for misery on the map Monday– after 600 flights were canceled.
Flightcaster.com predicts flight delays, sometimes hours before airlines figure it out.
Nextflight.com lists upcoming flights in case yours gets canceled, and there are apps like Flightstats or Flighttrack pro which track your flight in real time.
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Commercial property to let: Private offices (Serviced or Unfurnished) & Co-Working on Woolf Mews, London.Woolf Mews Offices to Rent
Serviced & Unfurnished Offices to let in Woolf Mews
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
In addition, office rental clients benefit from use of a boardroom and an informal break out area that help create a relaxed environment. The business centre possesses car parking spaces as well as a state-of-the-art security entrance system. Accessible for 24 hours a day, and with a cafe located on site, this business space to let can also be taken with a range of additional features. Such extras include: CAT 5/6 cabling, varying levels of furnishing, secretarial services and in-house postal facilities.
The building is well situated for Kings Cross St Pancras and Euston mainline and underground stations, all of which are few minutes' walk away. Euston Road has numerous bus routes, and is well served by taxis. The Euston business centre is also situated close to Bloomsbury and Russell Square where there are numerous restaurants, cafes and bars on offer for lunchtime and breaktime options. Show more
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Round the clock entry is granted to all occupants of the units which can be partitioned and customised to fit any specific shape. Disabled facilities, a lounge, kitchenettes and lifts are offered in the layout. Video conferencing facilities are also offered alongside bookable meeting rooms. Voicemail resources are available as an optional extra. Tenants can also acquire telephone systems, data cabling and internet connections.
Clients will benefit from excellent transport links and easy access to the West End. Euston and King's Cross stations connect to the cities of Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool. Euston is a few minutes away on foot and also offers Northern and Victoria line service. Alternatively, King's Cross provides the Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Piccadilly lines. Nearby Tottenham Court Road offers a wide selection of shops, cafes and restaurants. On top of this, the department stores of Oxford Street are only a short walk away. Show more
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There is secure 24 hour access to the property and CCTV security. Staff can access the kitchen and dining areas and there are meeting rooms are available to hire. Telephone answering services and on-site business storage are on hand when you need them. In addition, IP Telephony (Internet Protocol) can be fitted if required.
The property is minutes away from King's Cross station and St Pancras International, providing mainline travel across the country and Eurostar trains. Kings Cross St Pancras underground station is one of the most well connected stations in London, providing the Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Northern, Piccadilly and Northern lines. Show more
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The property management team reside inside this air conditioned, 24 hour accessible Business Centre. The space is entirely unbranded and is equipped for disabled access, with lifts serving the building. A secure entrance system has been fitted, while catering facilities can be found in-house. Personalised telephone services can be provided with DDI and monthly invoicing. This makes it easy for your business to budget around the fixed overheads. Additional features include video conferencing capabilities and a provided cleaning service. Should you require them provisions can be made for broadband, telecom and postal needs.
This business space in King's Cross is close to the station, with easy tube and rail access to both Central London and the rest of Britain. From here, the Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Northern lines may be taken. In addition, the bus station provides many services travelling all over London. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
The layout of the offices is open to configuration and rearranged to fit your desired shape. Break-out space and shower facilities can be provided. Disabled access, lifts and air conditioning are just some of the beneficial features of the commercial property. In addition, technological features can be acquired as optional extras at your request. The rental can provide you with video conferencing equipment and connections to internet and telecoms.
The WC1 based property is well placed for public transport and is within walking distance of several tube stations. Russell Square is around a minute away and serves the Piccadilly Line. A few minutes further away, Holborn Station offers Central Line access. Tottenham Court Road provides Northern Line service and is at a similar distance. For mainline train links, only a short walk is needed to get to King's Cross and St. Pancras stations. The offices are situated opposite Russell Square Gardens which offering occupiers a green oasis. This serves as an ideal place to take a lunch break. Show more
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Each suite is self-contained and alarmed. Quality fittings and contemporary furnishings create a pleasant and productive working environment. Large windows afford views of University College London opposite the building. The centre has a fresh and clean reception area, which is manned by a dedicated and professional team. A smart meeting room and boardrooms are available to rent when needed. The on-site business centre manager is on hand to assist with queries. IT consultants will also help with IT requirements. A landscaped private garden provides a welcoming outdoor space to relax.
The Fitzrovia offices have excellent public transport connections, making them popular with start-ups. Euston, King's Cross and St Pancras mainline rail stations are all within walking distance. Goodge Street and Tottenham Court Road tube stations are convenient for underground services. Warren Street and Euston Square stations are accessible on foot as well. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 58 people/100 sq ft to 3,500 sq ft
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
The elegant, light office space contains a full digital telecoms system. Flexible rental terms mean that a company can work out the best solution for them. There are no expensive long term leases on this property. A monthly fee empowers any businesses making use of the property to stay for as long or short a time as necessary. Given the advantages of the location, there's plenty to stick around for.
The WC1 address is close to many major transport links, including Kings Cross St Pancras and Kings Cross International. This makes it especially desirable for any business that deals with European clients. Visiting clients and staff will also enjoy frequent train services via the Metropolitan, Circle, and Hammersmith & City lines. Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria Tube lines are also available. The premises can be reached by exiting King's Cross station, and following the A501 for a few minutes. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
Communal areas are provided throughout the building as well as showers, bike storage and kitchens. There is also an on-site organic café which offers a luxury lunchtime option. A lovely roof garden is great for when you need a break from the office. 24 hour access is given to all tenants, while the units may be fitted with various optional features and capabilities. Telephone systems, internet connections and voicemail sets can be taken as optional extras. At your request, video conferencing equipment and data cabling can be supplied.
The building is located opposite ITV and the Eastman Dental Hospital while being just 6 minutes from Kings Cross St. Pancras Station. The Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Piccadilly, Victoria and Northern lines are on offer here. Russell Square and Chancery Lane are both close to this site and provide very good transport connections. These stylish Mid Town offices to rent are situated directly behind a gym while the nearby Brunswick Centre has a Waitrose. Surrounding areas include Bloomsbury, Holborn and Farringdon. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 45 people/100 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft
The Grade II listed property features tall sash windows, benefitting from an abundance of natural light. Fully fitted with super-fast internet and data networks, kitchen and shower utilities will be enjoyed by your staff with this rental. Additional meeting rooms can be hired, along with a varying range of furnishing for the business accommodation. Accessible for 24 hours a day, the building is also regularly visited by a cleaning service. Lift facilities and a state-of-the-art security entrance system are also included in the rental of these Midtown offices.
These offices are close to the University of London, as well as the shops of Covent Garden and Oxford Street. Staff members and visitors will find that Euston (Northern and Victoria lines), Russell Square (Piccadilly line) and Holborn (Central and Piccadilly services) tube stations are only a short walk from this Bloomsbury Square office rental. Bus services can be accessed from notable stops on Tavistock Square and Woburn Place. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
These Executive Offices in WC1 are freshly decorated and well-lit. With restored sash windows, this period property offers all the convenience of a contemporary office space. Facilities include versatile internet and telephony connections as well as meeting rooms. Staff can enjoy use of kitchen utilities and break out spaces, in addition to a rear garden area. The property is accessible to you for 24 hours a day, and secured with a CCTV system. Optional extras such as CAT 5/6 cabling, shower facilities and air conditioning may be provided. The flexible rental can also include services for voicemail, fax and photocopying duties.
The Midtown Offices are close to the world famous British Museum and colleges of London University. Transport links are close by with just a 5 minute walk needed to get to Tottenham Court Road and Goodge Street tube stations. The Northern line is available at both, while Tottenham Court Road provides Central line travel. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
Features of the workspace layout include break-out space and bookable meeting room facilities. The offices on King's Cross Road can offer excellent data and telecoms connections if required. Other optional features such as ISDN, CAT 5/6 cabling and IT services can be supplied. Clients requiring video conferencing capabilities can have their needs met with optional provisions.
The picturesque Granville Square offers a peaceful spot for catching some air. This King's Cross offices are close to the vibrant bustle of Angel and Islington. Covent Garden and Clerkenwell are also nearby. King's Cross Station provides the Piccadilly, Victoria, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Circle and Northern lines. Overland train services leave from Kings Cross International. Plentiful bus routes converge on the area as well. Finally of course, the Eurostar makes business meetings in Europe a breeze. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 70 people/100 sq ft to 7,000 sq ft
The building has lots of natural light and features gorgeous period features. These include the original decorative cornicing and high ceilings. In addition to having access to the green space of Bedford Square, clients will be able to make use of the private courtyard. Provided facilities include a large kitchen and break out area, as well as shower rooms. Optional provisions are available for those requiring internet, telecoms and CAT 5/6 cabling.
Goodge Street Station is only a two minute walk from the offices and offers the Northern Line. Alternatively, Tottenham Court Road provides the Central Line. A number of local bus services can be accessed from stops near to the site. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 75 people/80 sq ft to 3,500 sq ft
High speed CAT fibre broadband is offered, in addition to telephone systems. Tenants will benefit from a manned reception, call answering and mail handling. A meeting room is available for hire by the hour or day. The premises is accessible 24/7 and is cleaned daily, and tenants can enjoy the shaded garden with cafeteria-style chairs and tables at any time.
This WC1 commercial property is very conveniently located. Tottenham Court Road is the closest tube at 4 minutes' walk followed by Goodge Street and Holborn. The building has secure and convenient cycle storage and it is well placed for a good number of bus routes. Euston and Kings Cross are also within walking distance. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 65 people/80 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft
Facilities inside the commercial centre includes state-of-the-art internet and telecoms. In addition, staff will enjoy the break-out areas and kitchen facilities. Meeting rooms are part of the layout, allowing for a more professional environment when required. Showers are also provided at the premises, which is accessible around the clock for tenants. A variety of optional extras can be supplied at the WC1 business centre should you request them.
The stunning structure is located just a quick walk from Goodge Street Station, where Northern line access is offered. Alternatively, Tottenham Court Road is a two minute walk away and provides the Central line. A number of bus services stop just outside the offices, which is ideal for commuters. The prime location places you and your staff in the immediate area of some of the city's best-known amenities. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
The open desk plan may be configured and modified to fit specific business needs. In addition, the flexible rental can provide use of break-out areas and shower facilities. The space can be fitted with a security system, air conditioning, voicemail resources and data cabling. These optional features can be complemented by the provision of broadband and telephone systems. If required, the agreement can also supply capabilities for video conferencing. Clients moving into the business space will benefit from 24-7 access to the individual offices suites.
Tottenham Court Road station is only a few minutes away on foot and offers frequent trains on the Central and Northern tube lines. Holborn Tube station is also close by and connects to the Central and Piccadilly Lines. The Midtown area offers a range of cultural attractions that include theatres and the British Museum. These are offered in addition to a host of bars and restaurants. Covent Garden, Soho and King's Cross office districts are all within walking distance. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 3 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 2,000 sq ft
Facilities include fibre optic broadband, meeting rooms, communal areas for relaxing and eating, fully stocked kitchens with Bean to Cup Barista-quality coffee, freshly made health drinks and all the facilities you need to prepare your own lunch.
If you're lunching out there's a vast selection of places to eat with a few minutes' walk. The centre is only 5 minutes' walk away from Tottenham Court Road, which provides access to the Central and Northern lines. Holborn station is also a 5 minute walk, providing the Central and Piccadilly lines. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
The Grade II listed building retains much of its classic charm with high ceilings, rustic fireplaces and even its own courtyard. As well as benefitting from plenty of natural light, the offices feature top-of-the-range facilities including meeting rooms, a breakout area, bicycle storage and showers. There is an onsite team to help with any issues that arise, as well as in-office Wi-Fi and an office cleaning service.
The building is next to Holborn Underground Station, which directly accesses the Central and Piccadilly lines. Bloomsbury Way is also close, allowing for easy bus travel to and from the offices. The nearby High Holborn has a large number of restaurants and bars perfect for lunchtime breaks and casual meetings. The area has become a well-known destination for food and drink in Central London. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
The office layout may be modified and rearranged to fit your needs. The configurable desk plan can be complemented by comfortable break-out areas and shower rooms. Group business duties can be performed in one of the provided meeting rooms, which can be hired at your request. In addition, tenants may equip the facilities with video conferencing capabilities. Wi-Fi broadband access and a reception area can be offered as part of your Midtown office rental solution.
The Business Centre is set above a number of excellent Italian cafes and restaurants and is moments from Holborn tube station. The station serves the Piccadilly and Central lines. Southampton Row is also located close to Tottenham Court Road, Russell Square, Covent Garden and Chancery Lane. A number of impressive shops, bars and restaurants can all be found nearby. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Facilities such as bicycle storage, a break-out area and an onsite team to assist with any queries or tasks are offered. An outside courtyard area is also provided, highlighting the area's Georgian roots. Wi-Fi, air conditioning and shower facilities are also available in this office space rental.
Often thought of as the publishing centre of London, the culture of Bloomsbury can be seen in the numerous publishing houses around the area. The British Museum is also located in the heart of Bloomsbury. The building can be reached easily by tube and bus, from Holborn tube station and Bloomsbury Way, respectively. Trains to Kings Cross, Euston and Charing Cross can also provide access to the property following a quick walk. The area offers a lively mix of eateries and cafes and the nearby Bloomsbury Square Gardens is perfect for your lunchtime strolls. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 1750 people/40 sq ft to 7,620 sq ft
Many features are included with this building, such as 24-hour access, Wi-Fi, relaxing break out areas, barista made coffee and conference and meeting rooms. In addition, there is an on-site restaurant and bar, as well as kitchen areas with complimentary tea, coffee and snacks.
Located in walking distance from Holborn station which is served by Central and Piccadilly Lines, and Tottenham Court Road which is served by the Central and Northern Lines, means that these spaces are easily accessible for all. Not to mention the numerous bars, restaurants, shop and cafés that are on your doorstep. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
The traditional property offers many period features including ornate staircases and fire places. There is also a courtyard garden and the lower levels have been renovated to offer natural light throughout the property. Kitchen utilities and shower rooms are provided by the configurable layout. The building itself also offers the protection of a security entrance system. Units may be equipped with the latest broadband and data cabling at your request. Occupants can also acquire services for message taking and call handling duties.
Chancery Lane Station is on the Central Line and is around four minutes from the site by walking. Holborn is a bit further away and provides the Piccadilly Line. Alternatively, Farringdon Station is at a similar distance and serves National Rail links as well as tube lines. The Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City and Circle lines can be taken from here. The business site is also not far from a wide selection of impressive shopping amenities and bus stops. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
These WC2 offices provide spacious, elegant rooms with high ceilings. The design of this commercial property combines classic design with modern convenience. Refurbished to provide professional offices throughout four floors, many services and facilities are available. The layout features a built-in air conditioning system and a regular cleaning service. Accessible for 24 hours a day, car parking spaces are also provided. Optional extras such as a staffed reception, CAT 5/6 cabling and a staffed reception area can be included in the rental.
Near to the West of London and close to Holborn tube station, the Bloomsbury Business Space boasts an impressive location. From Holborn, the Central and Piccadilly lines can be taken to and from the Centre. Bus services regularly operate in the area, stopping off along High Holborn and neighbouring streets. The wide range of shopping and food amenities on High Holborn will provide further convenience and choice to your lunchtimes. The offices are located near the British Museum, amidst a range of other attractions. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 100 people/100 sq ft to 10,000 sq ft
With modern and stylish interiors, this business centre impresses everyone who visits. The space has been refurbished to feature hardwood floors and a refreshing light decor. Flexible office units are provided, while you'll have access to spacious meeting rooms equipped with the latest tech. There are also break-out areas, ideal for lunchtime, that your staff will enjoy. Wi-Fi and other technological provisions can be made, while you can request a variety of additional features. These include video conferencing capabilities, telecoms and a number of utilities.
Set on Southampton Place, this office development couldn't be better located for travel to and from the building. Holborn Station is literally just over the road and provides Central and Piccadilly line services. In terms of entertainment and amenities, there are thousands of options in the surrounding areas. Restaurants and cafes can be found right outside the office. A short walk to Tottenham Court Road provides a multitude of shopping options, while Leicester Square is also close by. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Meeting rooms are heavily featured inside the WC1 building and may be booked for use on an hourly basis. Alternatively, clients can opt to include them as a full-time fixture in the rental agreement. Kitchen units and dining tables are provided on each floor. In addition, staff will enjoy break-out lounges, showers, secure bicycle storage and a library. There is also a meditation room for added relaxation. Optional IT and telephony provisions can be made at your request. On top of this, the premises offer a luxury cafe and restaurant.
The building lies on Bloomsbury Way and is surrounded by top of the line amenities and convenient transport links. Holborn Station is less than a two minute walk after leaving the offices. Central and Piccadilly line access is offered here. Buses operate regularly in the area, which is only a five minute walk from the Northern Line at Tottenham Court Road Station. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 3 people/100 sq ft to 220 sq ft
This Midtown based property benefits from large windows and air conditioning. These features create a light working environment throughout the office layout. An open desk plan may be modified to fit your required shape while meeting rooms can be booked as and when needed. Break-out space and shower facilities are available in the flexible rental. In addition, the units offer disabled access and a fitted security system. Rental tenants may also acquire telecom and broadband provisions as well as services for call answering. These optional extras are complemented by the choice of securing video conferencing equipment.
The newly renovated offices enjoy a central location close to a number of public transport connections to the West End and City of London. The property is situated at the corner of Proctor Street and Fisher Street and is just moments from Holborn Underground Station. From here, the Central and Piccadilly line services are available. Alternatively, National Rail links are on offer at Farringdon Station which can be reached in less than 10 minutes on foot. Farringdon also serves the Circle, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City lines. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 100 people/100 sq ft to 15,000 sq ft
The commercial property boasts six floors of private office space, co-working, meeting rooms, event spaces and an open-plan lounge, as well as an open-air courtyard – featuring themed pop-ups, street food and outside seating. Floors 1 to 5 have their own kitchen space as well as views of the thriving streets of Holborn and surrounding areas.
Located just off bustling High Holborn, this centre enjoys great transport links. Plenty of green spaces in the neighbourhood provide splendid break out areas. Holborn underground station is just across the street and services the Central and Piccadilly lines. Alternatively, Tottenham Court Road is a 5-minute walk away and a wide range of local bus routes traverse the area. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 100 people/100 sq ft to 10,000 sq ft
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 150 people/80 sq ft to 16,846 sq ft
The glass-fronted development is home to offices of a contemporary standard to match its modern look. The commercial complex sits on Procter Street, providing a rage of different sized office units. Impressive facilities and high-spec technological capabilities are offered to all tenants moving in. In addition, if you require any optional extras, you can always request them in your rental agreement.
The location of this impressive business centre places you in the immediate vicinity of transport links and amenities. Some of London's most famous restaurants, shops, cafes, bars, pubs and other venues are right on your doorstep. In addition, you can get to and from work easily with Holborn Station just over the road. Central and Piccadilly line services are both provided from this station, while Farringdon Train Station is also close by. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 55 people/100 sq ft to 2,750 sq ft
Although steeped in history, this business centre offers a modern contemporary feel to people the people who work here. The building has been refurbished to modern standards, and the offices are light and spacious. Employees have 24-hour access to the building to fit in with modern flexible working standards, and businesses are able to benefit from meeting rooms and lounge/kitchen areas that enable your and your workforce to relax during break time. These offices include a regular cleaning service to ensure the workplace is always nice and tidy.
Located in the heart of Holborn, this office space is based in one of London's most sought after areas. Holborn and Chancery Lane tube stations are within walking distance which means it will be easy for your workforce and clients to find you. With Covent Garden and Oxford Street also a short walk away, this business centre is perfectly placed for a bit of shopping, lunch or after work activities. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
General facilities include 24 hour security-controlled access, a daily cleaning service, and a sophisticated telecoms infrastructure. There is a kitchen area for staff to use, as well as a meeting room for office functions. Available fully furnished if desired, the offices also can be rented on a flexible license.
The building is close to High Holborn. The street provides a unique blend of renowned restaurants serving different cuisines. This area is perfect for lunchtime breaks, with a host of restaurants and shops to fit your culinary needs. Lincoln Inn Fields and Bloomsbury Fields offer picturesque spots for a lunchtime walk. A short walk from Holborn and Chancery Lane Underground Stations, the offices can be reached by the Central or Piccadilly lines. Bus stops are also located on High Holborn and Procter Street (just around the corner from Eagle Street). Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 40 people/100 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft
The North-West London offices occupy a prime location for businesses. Located on Mount Pleasant, they are close to Chancery Lane and Kings Cross. Bloomsbury, home to The British Museum, is within easy reach. Clerkenwell's shops and bars are just to the east. Chancery Lane tube station is a few minutes' walk away. Other underground links – all less than a mile from the building – include Farringdon, Holborn and Russell Square.
Kings Cross mainline station is close by and provides high-speed national and international links from its sister station, St Pancras. London's famous jewellery quarter, Hatton Garden, is a short stroll from the premises. Frequent flyers are only seven miles from London City Airport and 14 miles from Heathrow. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 25 people/100 sq ft to 1,000 sq ft
Facilities are of a high quality and the interiors have a strong wood presence throughout. Bookable meeting rooms are complemented by break-out space and kitchenettes. Workspace can be connected to high-speed internet and advanced telecoms at your request. In addition, optional features such as video conferencing resources and voicemail sets can be offered.
Holborn Underground Station is less than a minute from the WC1 site and offers you access to the Central and Piccadilly lines. Tottenham Court Road is just a short walk away and offers the Northern line. A bit further on, the renowned amenities of Oxford Street are on offer. Charing Cross Station is a fifteen minute walk away and offers National Rail services. Alternatively, a number of buses can be taken here. The green space of Russell Square is less than five minutes from the site. This is an ideal spot for lunchtime breaks and relaxing walks. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 600 people/100 sq ft to 60,000 sq ft
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 65 people/100 sq ft to 6,500 sq ft
There is a smart reception lobby with 24/7 security that can be accessed around the clock. The entrance desks offer the opportunity to take on a team for secretarial services. Tasks such as message taking, photocopying, signage and call fielding can be performed. Rental tenants also have the option to rearrange and partition space to fit their needs. Optional extras are offered in the form of data and telecom systems as well as high-spec broadband connections.
The WC1 office building is located close the green space of Lincoln's Inn Fields, as well as the shops and cafes of Kingsway and Oxford Street. Holborn tube station is 3 minutes' walk away and serves the Piccadilly and Central lines. Commuting cyclists will also find secure bike storage on-site. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 45 people/100 sq ft to 4,500 sq ft
Most of these offices to rent in Holborn have additional storage, which is extremely useful for archiving documents. All of the units benefit from generous natural light and a large kitchen is available for communal use. Further benefits include lift access, security entrance systems and on site management. The building is equipped to offer disabled access. Video conferencing facilities and air conditioning are some other features of this flexible office rental, which can also include photocopying capabilities and in-house postal and courier services.
Chancery Lane is the closest tube station to the business accommodation, offering Central Line service, whilst Holborn underground station is less than two minutes' walk away with easy access to the Central and Piccadilly Lines. Numerous bus routes stop off along High Holborn and the Kingsway, providing another option for commuters. Farringdon Train Station is also close by and serves a network of trainlines. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 5 to 48 people/100 sq ft to 20,000 sq ft
Assistance can be offered as and when needed due to management being based on-site and the reception area being manned by an admin team. The reception team are able to support your business by performing a number of secretarial and ad-hoc services. In addition, staff and visiting clients can enjoy the feature of on-site parking. The workspace itself is of a sleek and spacious style and can be fitted with optional facilities. If required, the centre can offer telecoms, internet connections and video conferencing resources.
Based on Gray's Inn Road, the commercial development is not far from the bustling area of Holborn. Transport links are numerous here with a large number of bus stops, as well as Underground access. Chancery Lane Station offers the Central line and is a two minute walk away. Holborn Station is less than ten minutes away by walking and serves the Piccadilly line. Amenities are first-class on the street, with a wide range of shops, cafes, restaurants and other eateries on offer. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 70 people/100 sq ft to 7,000 sq ft
A friendly receptionist is on hand to greet your clients and offer any required extras administrative support. The centre also has printing and copying facilities available to use at your request. Contracts are straight-forward and easy to understand, and can be arranged by the day, month, or year. Several well-equipped and stylish meeting rooms are available on-site. The facilities can be served by super-fast Wi-Fi, and telecoms if required. Optional provisions can also be made for your data cabling and ISDN needs. Clients can make use of provided video conferencing facilities.
The property is exceptionally well-placed for organisations seeking access to London's most prestigious areas. At its western end, High Holborn is connected Charing Cross Road and Shaftesbury Avenue. Towards the east, it connects to Holborn and New Oxford Street. Popular Central London areas, such as Soho and Oxford Street, can easily be reached on foot from the site. Chancery Lane Station is a minute away by walking and serves the Central Line. Piccadilly Line access is provided at Holborn Station with just a slightly longer walk. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 85 people/100 sq ft to 20,000 sq ft
All six floors of this business centre contain a large office area and communal toilet facilities. All businesses are given 24 hours' access to the office space, meaning you can benefit from flexible working hours. There is constant CCTV in the building as well as there being a centre manager and caretaker, meaning security is to an excellent standard in this office space.
Location wise, this is a fantastic place for your business to be based. The business centre is only 100 metres from Chancery Lane Station, as well as being within walking distance from a number of other stations, with numerous routes also being able to take you anywhere in Central London. When it comes to places to eat or relax during breaks, you are absolutely spoilt for choice here. Holborn, Farringdon and Liverpool Street, all vibrant areas of Central London, are all less than ten minutes' walk away from these offices. You are also within walking distance of Covent Garden, where you can shop or watch a show. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
Features of the Midtown business space include raised flooring and the provision of an air conditioning system. Clients are offered the protection of a security swipe card and coded systems at all entrances and floors of the property. The centre has been designed to create a sleek and impressive first impression and can offer a range of optional facilities. The use of shower rooms, a lounge area and several meeting rooms can be provided. Additionally, advanced telephone systems, data cabling and internet connections can be supplied upon request.
These WC1 offices to rent are to be found in a prime business district and are positioned adjacent to Chancery Lane Underground Station. The station offers the Central line, while the nearby Holborn Station provides Piccadilly line access. The site is located close to a wide range of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. Nearby areas include Farringdon and Holborn. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Interiors have been well-designed within the WC1 based property and provide a contemporary atmosphere. In addition to office space, there are also a range of meeting rooms available to rent. The location provides the latest in high spec IT and telephony and the centre also offers incredible networking events, parties and talks.
Tenants will enjoy a location at the centre of local amenities and transport links throughout the city. Chancery Lane Underground Station is less than a minute away and offers the Central Line. Alternatively, Farringdon Station is around a five minute journey on foot and serves mainline trains. In addition, the station provides access to the Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City and Circle lines. Shopping options are impressive nearby and offer plenty for your staff's after work and lunchtime needs. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
Benefits include excellent meeting room facilities, 24 hour security, disabled facilities and lifts. Optional reception services can also be secured for your secretarial and postal duties. Video conferencing studios are provided alongside an in-house restaurant and on-site parking spaces. If required, tenants can request ISDN, voicemail sets, data cabling and telecom supplies.
The area is home to many media and legal companies and is a buzzing business hub. Many bus routes serve the area while it is only a short walk to several Underground Stations. Chancery Lane is less than a minute from the site and offers the Central Line. Farringdon Station is less than five minutes away by walking and serves the Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City and Circle lines. The station also provides extensive National Rail links. London City Airport is only 7 miles away and is convenient for businesses that regularly have dealings abroad. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 50 people/100 sq ft to 5,000 sq ft
The stylish reception lobby presents clients with the opportunity to take on an administrative staff. The friendly and professional team are on hand to greet visitors and perform numerous secretarial tasks. As well as fielding calls, taking messages and handling post, the team can arrange access to the provided meeting rooms. The Business Centre itself is served by lifts throughout and is fitted with a state-of-the-art security system. Car parking can be found on-site, while catering facilities provide an in-house lunchtime option. Optional features such as ISDN, data cabling and advanced telephone systems are available on request. Clients may also secure the provisions of voicemail and video conferencing capabilities.
This landmark property is a few minutes from Euston Station and close to international connections at King's Cross St Pancras. In terms of Underground access, Euston provides the Northern and Victoria lines. Alternatively, King's Cross offers Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan and Piccadilly line services. Outside the Grafton Place offices, there is also direct access to the Westway (A40) main road. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 2 to 150 people/100 sq ft to 10,000 sq ft
This business centre was constructed in the 1930's, and has been refurbished to accommodate businesses of up to 150 employees. Businesses are able to rent fully furnished (or unfurnished) offices with stylish furniture and have access to a range of facilities such as meeting rooms and breakout areas.
Companies here can benefit from friendly reception staff, a fully fitted and stocked kitchen, state-of-the-art meeting rooms with all necessary equipment and 24/7 access. The building is also extremely secure, with CCTV and individually programmed smart cards that will be provided to you and your employees.
This office space is located in Euston, which is one of Central London's most sought after areas. The centre is only a stone's throw away from Euston station and a short walk from King's Cross/St Pancras International, which means transport in and out of London is simple. These offices are also ideally located to the British Museum and Regents Park, as well as the world famous Oxford Street and many local amenities. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 70 people/100 sq ft to 7,000 sq ft
The design has retained many period features such as exposed brickwork and wrought iron staircases. Tenants can access the building around the clock and there is 24/7 CCTV security. There are also hot-desks and a range of meeting rooms for hire by the hour. Conference rooms can come AV equipped and are ideal for hosting business presentations to clients. This period property also has a double-height reception that is certain to make an impression on your staff and visitors. The desks may even be staffed by a secretarial team who can perform call fielding and message taking duties.
Easy access is provided to London Tube lines and trains across the UK from King's Cross Station, which could not be closer. The Northern, Circle, Piccadilly, Victoria, Metropolitan and Hammersmith & City lines are served here. There are also a number of international train services to the continent. Those arriving by car will find the site only 3 miles from the A1 (M) at Junction 8. Show more
Private Office Sizes: 1 to 60 people/100 sq ft to 6,000 sq ft
The NW1 based space benefits from good natural daylight and features a desk plan. The layout can be configured to suit your business needs, while staff can be provided with kitchen and break-out areas. Additionally, meetin


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Children's author Betty Bauer will read from and autograph her newly-published book Tamika and Friends on Saturday and Sunday, May 24 and 25, 2014, at Mesa Verde National Park's Visitor and Research Center.
Tamika and Friends is a story of three Ancestral Puebloan children whose families migrated from Mesa Verde in the late 1200s, each in a different direction. The historical fiction can serve as an upper elementary school study guide about Pueblo life in the American Southwest. It contains a glossary, a map, illustrations, photographs, graphics, and excerpts from the author's journal while researching at Mesa Verde National Park. For this book, Bauer teamed with Robert E. Matthews, the same Colorado artist who illustrated her 2006 picture/counting book Bison and Burro. Both titles will be available for purchase at the holiday weekend book signings.
Bauer will autograph books both days from 10:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., and will give short readings at 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 3:00 p.m. All activities will be held in the Visitor and Research Center bookstore located just off Highway 160 at the Mesa Verde National Park exit. Visitor and Research Center entrance and parking is free.
Betty Bauer, a former primary school teacher and a Mesa Verde National Park 2010 Artist in Residence, writes children's stories about raising sheep as well as her travels through national parks and on the Lewis and Clark Trail. She especially enjoys interacting with young people and sharing her writing and journaling ideas. Bauer annually tutors on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona and Utah. She comments that it is hard to pick a favorite grade level as K through 12 students have all shown a love of books, writing, and hearing about new experiences. While in Mesa Verde National Park at the end of May, the author will meet several local school tours to share her latest book and the process of producing it. Drawing from the students' thoughts on the Mesa Verde story, she will equip the school groups with several techniques for writing up their trip and for tapping their own creativity.
Bauer's book signings and readings are offered by the nonprofit Mesa Verde Museum Association (MVMA) in partnership with Mesa Verde National Park. MVMA is the park's innovative educational partner that inspires life-long stewardship of the Mesa Verde region's cultural and natural heritage. Through the operation of park and Cortez bookstores, low-cost workshops, free lectures, and special programs, visitors of all ages gain a new, behind-the-scenes understanding of Mesa Verde. Proceeds from all association programs support Mesa Verde National Park. Learn more at www.mesaverde.org.


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California Department of Transportation
Date: February 23, 2012
District: District 7 – Los Angeles & Ventura Counties
Contact: Patrick Chandler
Phone: 213-897-3630
LOS ANGELES – The California Transportation Commission (CTC) today allocated $253 million in new funding to 30 projects that will improve the state's transportation system and strengthen California's economic recovery.
"From one end of the state to the other, transportation projects are providing good paying jobs while at the same time reducing traffic congestion for people and businesses in California," said Acting Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty.
The allocations include $206 million from Proposition 1B, a transportation bond approved by voters in 2006. In total, nearly $12 billion in Proposition 1B funds have been allocated statewide.
The remaining $47 million in allocations came from assorted transportation accounts funded by state and federal dollars.
Among the projects that received funding allocations today were:
- $11.2 million to the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) for a bike path extension in Los Angeles on the Exposition Rail right-of-way.
- $6.2 million to Metro to purchase 78 light rail vehicles.
- $4.5 million to Metro to purchase 150 CNG fueled with high capacity buses.
- $3.7 million to the Southern California Regional Rail Authority (Metrolink) to construct a highway-rail grade crossing in Glendale.
Please see the attached file for more information about all projects that received allocations today.
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User records created through the Administrators Reference dialog display in the Add Users dialog. Use this dialog to add existing users to groups and organizations at the server, site, subsite, or customer administration levels, or to select users for explicit permission assignments in dialogs that include the Add User(s) option.
This dialog is a standard part of CommonSpot security operations such as Left Pane Security - Add Users, Image Security - Add User, Subsite General Security - Add Users, Custom Element Security - Add Users, Page Security - Add Users, etc.
Sort by name or by group membership, or refine your search by selecting from the dropdowns and optionally entering a value in the text field and clicking Filter, or combine dropdown options with the alphanumeric selections as shown for Field Security - Add Users below. These filters are useful for limiting results for installations with many users.
Click to sort by column head. Click checkboxes to select users. Choices display in the Selected box. Click to remove individual selected users, as shown above for admin-issues3, or click Clear All to deselect all users. When you are finished, click Add Selected or Cancel to exit without saving changes.
To complete security assignments for selected users, the Next option displays as shown below for Field Security - Add Users. Clicking Next displays a function-specific security dialog.
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Didn't know there was a concentree version, and IMO, totally unnecessary, as the original is plenty strong.
This is a curiously underdiscussed scent, as it's quite wonderful.
Like to get some opinions on the 'Tiffany for Men Cologne Concentree', and its difference with the original (non-concentree) version.
Didn't know there was a concentree version, and IMO, totally unnecessary, as the original is plenty strong.
This is a curiously underdiscussed scent, as it's quite wonderful.
Yes, I have the original verison too and find that it's not only a beautiful fragrance, but one with a strong character as well.
I can only imagine what the Concentree version would smell like. (I actually prefer Tiffany over the Chanel Pour Monsieur Concentree -- the notes are much more intense, and melodious.)
The only decision I have to make now is whether to get the Tiffany 'Concentree' or the 'Sport' version.
Ah, choices!
Interesting this is brought up, I just purchased Tiffany for Men last Friday.
For some very strange reason, this grocery store on my way home from work had 50ml bottles for $25, not a bad deal. Stranger still, they had BOTH the original and concentree - I was going to get both, but the differences between the two weren't that pronounced AND of the small difference there was, the original was more refined/more complex - That said, the concentree had a stronger wood note, distorting the balance of the Original - The nutmeg note was also less pronounced in the concentree, which was a strike against it for me because the nutmeg accord is what really makes Tiffany unique.
In a previous post I mentioned that IMO Tiffany for Men and Chanel PM concentree are very close - well they are, but the main difference is the nutmeg accord - Tiffany has it, PM doesn't and focuses more on the woods - same with Tiffany concentree -- That said, between Tiffany Concentree and PM concentree, the PM concentree is more refined and a better scent, and I already have it, so I let it go.
This is the kind of rationale I go through with myself when out shopping - sometimes I even drive *myself* nuts - nuts over nutmeg * *: ;D *8-)
Nice review Ric. I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that you found Tiffany cologne in a grocery store!
I have a brand new bottle of Tiffany Sport for trade or purchase if anyone's interested.
Thanks Ballardbeau - Yes, it was bizarre seeing it there. Thinking, I'm buying tiffany in the same place I could buy veal. Sport up for swap eh - anything in my swap list look appealing?


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IBM is positive about the possibility of bringing out its DB2 under an open source license. While the computing giant has no immediate plans to open source DB2, market conditions may make it unavoidable, according to Chris Livesey, IBM's UK director of information management software. "We have a light version of the product offered for free, which is a step towards exposing our core (DB2) technology," said Livesey. "Looking at IBM's heritage in contributing to the open source market, we've been particularly keen to lead that market. Open source is an interesting space, as a whole. As the future unfolds, and the economics become clearer, there's going to be more commitment to open source by everybody. We've made good steps towards that."