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Attorney General Janet Reno filled out most of her top management team at the Justice Department today, announcing nominees to head key divisions, including civil rights, where the Clinton Administration has raised expectations of aggressive enforcement.
Ms. Reno's appointments will fill a personnel void at the department, which has drifted in recent months, mainly because the delay in selecting an Attorney General left many other posts empty.
The announcements, made at a ceremony with President Clinton, gave a sense of progress and cut through the heavy gloom that has hung over the department since Ms. Reno approved the disastrous operation against the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Tex., on April 19. 'I Should Call Her General'
Mr. Clinton, who at first seemed to shrink from any association with the assault, today basked in the glow of Ms. Reno's performance at a tense Congressional hearing on Wednesday. Under sharp criticism from Representative John Conyers, a Michigan Democrat, Ms. Reno stood her ground, saying she would not engage in recriminations.
Mr. Clinton said today that when Ms. Reno was confirmed she told him she never wanted to be called "General" -- the usual form of address for the Attorney General. "But somehow I feel I should call her General," he said. "She certainly seemed in command to me yesterday up on the Hill."Continue reading the main story
Ms. Reno has not yet named a head of the Criminal Division, the most visible unit at the department, which employs 95,000 people. Here is the lineup of aides she did announce:
Lani Guinier, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania and expert in voting rights law, is to head the Civil Rights Division. In the 1960's the office was regarded as a vibrant defender of minority rights; liberals say that under President Ronald Reagan it turned against people who most needed the Government's protection.
Ms. Guinier (pronounced gwin-EAR), who in 1984 helped bring a voter registration lawsuit against Mr. Clinton when he was Governor of Arkansas, said she would work "to enforce, not repeal, civil rights laws." In a news conference today, she said she wanted to consider new enforcement strategies, but she avoided specifics. New Face, Familiar Name
Ms. Reno chose Walter Dellinger, a lawyer in the White House and former constitutional scholar at Duke University Law School, to head the Office of Legal Counsel. The office operates as the Administration's lawyer, advising the President on questions like executive branch authority and war powers.
She named Eleanor Dean Acheson, a lawyer at the Boston firm Ropes & Gray, to head the Office of Legal Policy. She is a granddaughter of Dean Acheson, Harry S. Truman's Secretary of State.
Her office will help select judicial nominees and serve as Ms. Reno's in-house idea shop, exploring subjects important to Ms. Reno, like juvenile justice and family law.
At the sprawling Civil Division, Ms. Reno named Frank W. Hunger, Vice President Al Gore's brother-in-law. Mr. Hunger is a senior partner at Lake, Tindall, Hunger & Thackston in Greenville, Miss.
To head the Antitrust Division, which suffered severe cutbacks in the 1980's, Ms. Reno selected Anne K. Bingaman, a partner at the Washington law firm Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy. She is married to Jeff Bingaman, a Democratic Senator from New Mexico.
Ms. Reno selected Gerald Torres, a law professor at the University of Minnesota who is on leave from the University of Texas, to head the Environment and Natural Resources Division, an ideological battleground in the 1980's over enforcement policies.
She also named Sheila Foster Anthony, a senior associate at the Washington law firm Dow, Lohnes & Albertson, to head the Office of Legislative Affairs. Ms. Anthony is the wife of former Representative Beryl Anthony, Democrat of Arkansas.
Each of the nominees is subject to Senate confirmation, but it is unclear when any hearings will be held.Continue reading the main story


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This charming community gives you the best of both worlds...the delight of a distinguished community plus a park-like setting to relax and enjoy. At Country Club Lakes, our setting is quite unique, offering the convenience of accessibility to everything, yet maintaining a secluded and quiet atmosphere. Located in Coconut Creek, FL near the Sawgrass Expressway and the Florida Turnpike, our community offers everything from poolside relaxation, to spacious apartment homes for you to enjoy.Overlook our tranquil five-acre lake or wildlife preserve, and relax...you've found home.
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The manager always make us feel like home. She always take care everybody. She really care about the property. Tiffany is always making events and celebrations. We are very happy living here. All the stuffs are friendly. Love here
Great school district and walking distance to a nature forest preserve. Office staff is always helpful and quick maintenance response time. Close to turnpike, close to walmart, bj, and the promenade mall. Very family friendly. Nice tennis courts, pool and Gazebo. Nice view of lake.Great location- Close to Starbucks and wawa gas. Close to Parkland and Boca Raton. Beautiful, spacious and clean units. Private gate code to enter.
Great management very helpful and friendly well kept environment clean and nicely manicured common ares
I've been living at Country Club Lakes for more than 6 years and i never had a single problem! Every time I need something, I get it quickly and has been always like that. And frankly I've never seen a condo that cares so much about the well being of residents, the management is always doing something different for children's entertainment. I'm living in America for 17 years now and I've never seen a condo making pool parties for kids or special days with good treats like there. For those reason
All the staff here are very professional and friendly. Maintenance is rapid to respond for service and are clean and professional.

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Afternoon ladies and gents:
Just a short reminder that next Sunday the 26th of February, we will be holding a Celebration of Life for Iris Taggart. The service is set for 1pm to 4pm. Hangar E-3, east end of the airport.
Her daughter Diane and sons, Greg and Steven invite you to attend this memorial service for a grand lady of the skies.
Many of you have known Iris and met her over the years and know how strong her heart was into aviation even thou not a pilot. She mentored many of the Collings Foundation's crew members by hosting their annual tour stop in Sacramento. She was to many of us, Mom, and was a very driving force with the P-38 Fighter Association in Sacramento as well as several of the Tuskegee Airmen clubs.
Iris assisted every year with Mustang Days/Mustangs and More from 2009- thru its last year in 2014. She was a very enthusiastic volunteer and would help out where ever she could and did.
Recently Iris was part of our monthly breakfast group and would meet at the Black Oak here in Vacaville for great conversation and friendship.
The Taggart family invites you out to the Nut Tree Airport at Hangar E-3, Duncan Miller's old stomping ground. Jennifer, Duncan's daughter has been kind enough to loan us the use of the hangar. Jim Edwards will relocate the 2 Boeing PT-17 Stearman's that are hangared there so we can set up tables and chairs for all of you who will be in attendance. Brant Seghetti and Russ Fisher of the Legends of Flight have made available tables and chairs for the service,Thanks guys.
At approximately 1:45pm, Members of the Bamboo Squadron, (Kirk Heiser, Kurt Howerton and Byron Fox) along with Julie Clark perform over the ceremeony a missing lady formation flyover for Iris.
We welcome flyins and drive ins and there will be plenty of parking space for cars and planes for the Memorial Service.
I know Iris has reserved blue skies and sunny weather for us.
Blue Skies and Strong Tail Winds
Larry Smigla
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In The Capitalist's Dilemma, Clayton Christensen and Derek van Bever introduce a powerful new theory which explains the relative paucity of growth in developed economies. They draw a causal relationship between the mis-application of capital in pursuit of innovation and the failure to grow.[1]
In particular, they observe that capital is allocated toward the type of innovations which increase efficiency or performance and not toward those which create markets (and hence long term growth and jobs.) This itself is caused by a prioritization and rewarding of performance ratios rather than cash flows and that itself is due to a perversion of the purpose of the firm.[2]
For this statement of causality to be confirmed we need to observe whether it predicts measurable phenomena. For instance, we need to see whether companies which create markets apply capital toward market-creating innovations and whether companies which create value through efficiencies or performance improvements hoard abundant capital.
Over the entire global economy, the pattern of capital over-abundance is easy to see. The amount of cash or securities on balance sheets is extraordinary and unprecedented (estimated at $7 Trillion, doubling over a decade). However, growing cash is not a perfect indicator of inactivity. Cash is the by-product of earnings after investment. So if operating profits are growing and investment is growing, but not as fast, then it's possible to grow cash while still growing investment.
The better measure is investment in capital equipment or, more specifically, purchases of plant, property and equipment.[3] Indeed, on a global scale, capital expenditure as a percent of sales is at a 22-year low.
CapEx is a good proxy for non-financial "investment". It's also a measure that can be easily obtained as companies report this activity in their Cash Flow Statements.
So the best method for assessing the theory's predictive power is to look at market creators and measure their investment in PP&E. At the same time we need to look at market sustainers and measure their (probable) lack of investment in PP&E.
So here is my first attempt:
It's an admittedly small sample of companies that are not that dissimilar. But within this group, over the time frame of about 9 years, we can see how capital expenditures are growing.[4] This sample shows that for a few companies, the amount spent on capital equipment grew dramatically. Especially since they are in businesses that might be thought of as not capital intensive.Notes:
- and, indirectly, in the increase in inequality and hence the destabilization of socio-political institutions [↩]
- That being the creation of customers not shareholder returns [↩]
- Operating expenditures can also be measured but they cannot grow inorganically due to most of the costs being related to skilled employment which has supply constraints. [↩]
- Note that Apple's data extends to the end of their fiscal year and reflects their forecast given last October in the 10-K filing [↩]


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Every year, the Rose Parade is a time of celebration. There are floats, music, dancing, and general happiness. But the Rose Parade can celebrate more thoughtful things, too. And in January, there will be a float in the parade celebrating organ donors, including Eric Driskell, a football coach from Blue Valley High School in suburban Kansas City. He'll be remembered far beyond his contributions to school athletics.
Driskell suffered a brain aneurysm in February and died at age 43. But because he was an organ donor, that wasn't the end of his story. After he suffered the aneurysm, which caused irreversible brain damage, Driskell was kept on life support for three days to allow his organs, corneas, and tissue to be collected. And that's how his story will continue: through those who received his donations.
In August, Vahe Gregorian of the Kansas City Star was able to speak with Driskell's widow Kari, and found out what kind of impact Driskell's donation had. It's pretty incredible. Both of his kidneys have been successfully transplanted, as well as his liver, and one of his corneas is awaiting transplantation. And there might be more, as tissue donations can continue for five years.
Driskell's widow Kari has been in support of this from the beginning. In the days after her husband's death, she posted on social media that she found comfort in knowing that Eric's organs went to help others. Kari has since become a passionate advocate for organ donation, and she and her two daughters will ride on Donate Life's Rose Parade float in January. And the float itself sounds amazing. The float's title and theme is The Gift Of Time, and here's the description from KCTV:
The Gift of Time float depicts a vibrantly colored, tropical backdrop that dates back to the ancient civilizations of Mexico.
It celebrates the gift of life as 16 costumed riders sit alongside the jungle, against stone carvings, drawing on the strength they have gained from their donors to continue and thrive on life's journey.
The monumental Aztec calendar draws the eye to the center of the float where donors will honored.
Eight living donors and recipients will walk beside the float with baskets of fruit, which represent the gift of life that has been given to others. It's the perfect way to honor the life of Eric Driskell and many other organ donors. They will live on through their gifts, which have allowed others to live.
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I am fed up living in a cold house. Follow me on the quest to make my house warm. I am going to talk to people who already have done it, knocking on doors whenever I spot a nicely padded wall or shiny double-glazed windows. I shall meet double glazing companies, talk to the Energy Saving Trust, deal with the Association of Insulation Companies. Then of course I shall meet the builders. Will it be expensive? Will it be fun? I only hope it will be warmer.
Tuesday, 26 February 2013
It is so cold that my olive oil in the kitchen turned solid. Time to make a list.
My conservatory has only a plastic roof. It is as cold in there as it is outside. Which would not be too bad, but the conservatory is connected to my kitchen. Ever experienced hard olive oil? That's what happens in the winter.
My house is an end of terrace house. And to be honest, close neighbours (they are lovely) on one side are just enough for me even though their snuggling up makes your house warmer.
Because I am replacing the windows I can just as well start with internal insulation. The walls have to be redone anyway. What about a new entrance door? Well, this can wait.
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Pumpkins may cost a little more and run low later this year
Pumpkins are arriving at church charity patches and grocery store shelves, but the wet weather up north may just turn the holiday staples into a late-year, well, pumpkin.
Calvary United Methodist Church in Lake Worth has posted the yearly sign – pumpkins are on the way. A person in the office there said there were no supply problems yet, but the church had been warned it may not be able to restock.
Dan Erneston of Erneston and Sons produce wholesalers in West Palm Beach said the supply may be down about 25 percent and the price up about 25 percent.
"That's what we're hearing, anyway," he said.
Between the wet summer, Hurricane Irene's soggy and windy path through traditional pumpkin-growing areas and a pest called whiting, the supply has been impacted, Erneston said. But what arrives here should be good quality, he said. Overall, Palm Beach County isn't a big pumpkin consuming area.
Don't expect to see much of a problem in the grocery stores either.
Kim Jaeger, Publix's South Florida spokeswoman, said the supply "is good for both canned and fresh pumpkin."


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BOONSBORO - As a young woman in the 1940s, Rosa L. Reeder would often pick berries on her way home from work in an area of Boonsboro known as Short Hill.
During one of these walks home from cleaning house for a teacher, she stooped to select from a patch near her path and her Boonsboro High School ring slipped off of her finger.
Rosa Reeder never forgot the 1937 class ring, with a gold band and a blue crest. She often talked to her son about it.


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I do not see the motivation to lie, it is a known fact that truth can be more interesting than the strangest of fictions.. (Quote by - James Hall)
Money doesn't mind if we say it's evil, it goes from strength to strength. It's a fiction, an addiction, and a tacit conspiracy.. (Quote by - Martin Amis)
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Facts have long since upstaged fiction, and the novelistic imagination now contents itself with documenting incidents it wouldn't have the temerity to invent.. (Quote by - Peter Conrad)
A writer is congenitally unable to tell the truth and that is why we callwhat he writes fiction.. (Quote by - William Faulkner)
Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities. Truth isn't. (Quote by - Mark Twain)
The boundary between philosophy and fiction is not as clear cut as you may think and the two definitely interact.. (Quote by - Ken Follet)
If you are inclined to leave your character solitary for any considerable length of time, better question yourself. Fiction is association, not. (Quote by - A B Guthrie Jr)
What you have to do is enter the fiction of America, enter America as fiction. It is, indeed, on this fictive basis that it dominates the world.. (Quote by - Jean Baudrillard)
Great genius takes shape by contact with another great genius, but, less by assimilation than by fiction.. (Quote by - Heinrich Heine)
A film is -- or should be -- more like music than like fiction. It should be a progression of moods and feelings. (Quote by - Stanley Kubrick)
All that non-fiction can do is answer questions. It's fiction's business to ask them. (Quote by - Richard Hughes)
A film is or should be more like music than like fiction. It should be a progression of moods and feelings. The theme, what's behind the emotion, the meaning, all that comes later.. (Quote by - Stanley Kubrick)
The notion that the public accepts or rejects anything in modern art is merely romantic fiction. The game is completed and the trophies distributed long before the public knows what has happened.. (Quote by - Tom Wolfe)
Fiction is the truth inside the lie.. (Quote by - Stephen King)
You cannot be free if you are contained withing a fiction.. (Quote by - Julian Beck)


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Samuel "Smilin' Sam" Usinski is one of the senior mayors of the metroplex, having served as Mayor of Renton for twenty years now, replacing old Carl Vanderslam. Usinski's terms in office have focused heavily on "safeguarding" Renton from a variety of dangers, ranging from gangs and chips to corporate conflicts and the second computer Crash. Every election, Renton's attitude seems to be "better the devil you know."


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Every single time I travel to Disney, I realize how important it is to know what you want to do, plan your days and keep in mind that you're building new memories to treasure as a family. Last year during the Disney Social Media Moms conference, I also realized how limited our time is to actually create those unforgettable experiences when Meg Crofton, president of Walt Disney Parks & Resorts, pointed out we have eighteen summers to really enjoy our kids.
Here are our my top 10 tips when traveling to Disneyworld:
1. Check park hours before you go
Go to Disney's official website and check the schedule for the days you plan to visit each park. Ideally plan on an entire day per park. Keep in mind that if you plan on visiting more than one park per day, you will need a ParkHopper ticket. Usually Animal Kingdom is the park with the shortest hours, so plan to start your day early.
2. Make a reservation to dine with Disney characters
If your family loves Disney characters, such as Mickey Mouse, Minnie, Pluto, Goofy, Winnie the Pooh or princesses, consider booking Character Dining for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Children under 3 don't pay but ask in advance what the cost per person is to avoid blowing your budget. Some meals include a photo package. Reservations, especially for character meals and the new restaurant Be Our Guest, are a must and might require a credit card guarantee. You can make your Disney dining reservations up to 180 days in advance. For more info call (407) 939-3463 or visit http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/reservations/dining/ . Don't forget your camera or autograph book!
3. Learn to use and take advantage of the FastPass
Your park ticket allows you to obtain a free FastPass for select rides, which gives you a specific time to skip the regular line for a specific ride. The catch? The system does not allow you to obtain several fast passes at a time. Some rides, such as Epcot's Soarin and Disney Hollywood Studios' Toy Story Mania, run out of fast passes early, even before noon, so make sure they are the first one you get.
4. Start your day early
Usually lines are much shorter in the morning. Once you're in the park, work your way from the back of the park to the front and get your first FastPass as soon as possible. If you're staying at Disney-owned resorts, you can take advantage of extra Magical Hours, which allow you to enter a specific park earlier. Other nights they allow you to stay extra hours at nighttime. You will need your hotel key card to use the extra Magical Hours.
5. Don't let the weather ruin your trip
Orlando and Lake Buena Vista (where Disneyworld is) can get very hot and humid. In the summer, expect thunderstorms and rain. If you plan in advance, you can take appropriate footwear and ponchos to avoid getting wet. Protect your family with sunscreen and remember to keep hydrated.
6. Keep in mind your kids' needs
When planning your day, remember to allocate time for meals, snacks, bathroom breaks and naptime if your child still needs to rest. Take snacks in your purse or diaper bag to placate hungry tummies while in line, have water with you at all times and take advantage of the baby changing areas that have A/C and other facilities to take a break with babies.
7. Take advantage of what Disney offers
Many fun things don't cost extra money. If you're celebrating a birthday, anniversary, first visit or other happy occasion, got to Guest Services and ask for a button. You'll feel extra special! There are many professional photographers around the parks that offer Disney's PhotoPass service. There is no obligation to buy and you can also ask them to snap a picture with your own camera. Usually their cameras and lighting are much better but you can always decide later whether to buy the professional picture or not. Check out my top 10 free things at Disney.
8. Remember that there are perks when staying on property
Free parking, extra magical hours at the parks and the Magical Express transportation service to and from the airport are just a few perks you get when you stay at Disney hotels.
9. Pack snacks and water to save money
Your bags will be searched when you enter the parks, but you are allowed to bring water bottles, small juice boxes and snacks. Not only will this allow you to save money, but it can also help you keep temper tantrums at bay.
10. Always keep in mind the big picture: enjoying time with your family
Don't forget that the most important thing during your trip is to enjoy your time as a family. Create new and beautiful memories. If things don't work our as planned, just go with the flow and enjoy the new experiences. Instead of going on all the rides, it's best to focus on enjoying the rides you actually do.


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This limited edition Disk, designed by Fabrizio Arzani, comes with a numbered and signed certificate of authenticity. Printed on a .045" thick aluminum sheet, this print is crisp, high gloss, lightweight, and water resistant. It comes with a proprietary 1/2" aluminum shadow mount allowing for easy installation.
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Every Monday through Friday, we deliver a different song as part of our Song of the Day podcast subscription. This podcast features exclusive KEXP in-studio performances, unreleased tracks, and recordings from independent artists that our DJs think you should hear. Each and every Friday we offer songs by local artists. Today's selection, featured on the Midday Show with Cheryl Waters, is "Checkout Time" by Nick Lowe from his 2011 album, The Old Magic, on Yep Roc.
From pub rock to new wave to country rock, Nick Lowe has traversed the planes of pop and broke through the shackles of the hits that bind for a musician more than 40 years in the business. Trying his hand in a band until 1975 with Brinsley Schwarz and then Rockpile, which hasn't seen accreditation as such until 1980 (look for Nick Lowe or Dave Edmunds); writing songs for Elvis Costello; producing for Dr. Feelgood, Graham Parker, Elvis Costello's first five albums; the apparent Bowie connection; and launching influence in the unlikeliest places (e.g. Murfressboro, Tennessee with Those Darlins) is enough to say he's an important figure in modern rock. Plus, hits like "Cruel to be Kind" (which is already stuck in your head like cement) or "I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass" (of Little Monsters fame) make for really great sidebars to an extensive career.
The past decade has been a demonstration of meticulous musicianship honoring quality over quantity, having released only two albums in that time: 2001's The Convincer and 2007's At My Age. For his latest album, Lowe wasn't quite ready to discharge the tunes he'd been working on, partly due to his technique of playing songs to the point of unrecognizable as his own, like saying the same word over and over again, until he decided they're ready for wax. And thanks to this, "Checkout Time" seems otherworldly coming from the man who brought us "Cruel to be Kind," resonating a classic, timeless energy with a man who is totally self-aware. His lyrics "will i be beloved and celebrated for my master incline, or just another bum when it comes to checkout time?" might be an indication of what's to come after old age — death — but seems to also be a metaphor for the singer/songwriter's view on being a veteran in the industry, trying to outlive the hits that made him great and continue making it a career. But for all the pressure steeped on Lowe for the past few albums, he has never ceased to create inventive, thoughtful pieces of work worthy of classic stature.
Just last month he played Seattle at the Triple Door, and fortunately for us stopped by KEXP for a live session in our studio, which you can listen to on demand. Currently, he's wrapping up the U.S. tour opening for Wilco and will be moving throughout Europe during 2012. For details on where Lowe will be, check out his tour dates here. And check out this oldie, of Nick Lowe performing "Cruel to be Kind" followed by an interview on David Letterman, taped around 1983:


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Not to make fun of a very serious topic, but I feel we need to dissolve the United Nations, and try to come to a meeting of the worldly minds to organize an organization that can actually do something on a global basis. But that topic removed from discussion, there is most certainly woven within that international fabric, a serious need to come to common ground concerning weaponry owned, and available for misguided use, by each country. So, "Un-Arms Treaty", although I clearly understand the framework of such an agreement would come within the governing body of the United Nations, is by all means a clearly necessary, and humanly intelligent avenue to aggressively pursue. If only for no other reason than to try and prod mankind as a species further along towards an ultimate utopia, where weapons of war are no longer necessary at all.
I think that it is a very good idea for the United Nations to come up with some kind of a treaty that will bind all nations as to what they can and cannot have for weapons in their country. It will make all of us that much more safe.
While weapon distribution and possession is way over what any nation or individual needs at the point, the United Nations is not a governing body I have enough faith in to want it to be responsible for something of this scale. Their continued inability to help bring an end to crises around the world has not earned them this right.
No, I do not believe that we need a UN Arms Trade Treaty. I believe that a UN Arms Trade Treaty would undermine the second amendment of the Constitution, and take away rights inherent to all Americans guaranteed by the second amendment. We need to protect our second amendment rights and not cave to the UN.


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2016:12 months and 24 pictures of New York
January . Central Park
January. Highline
February. Pond in the Central Park
February. City Hall Square
March. Bryant Park
March/San Remo coop
April. Hudson Yards
April. A walk near reservoir in Central Park
May 432 Park avenue
May. Battery Park City fishing
June. Central Library. The view from Bryant Park
June.Bowling green park
July. Central Park
July. Channel garden near Rockefeller Center
August. Governors Island
August. View form the Governors Island
September. East River Ferry and Brooklyn Bridge
September. 9-11
October. Rose garden in Brooklyn Botanical Garden
October. Central Park
November. Brooklyn Botanical Garden
November. Saks 5th Avenue
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Written on the 20 June 2014 by Laura Daquino
IT's the dream of many 20-something's to launch a successful start-up and tick that winning business venture off their bucket list.
What was the idea behind Search Factory?
Michael: Everyone else in the market at the time was offering packaged Adwords and SEO services, lock in contracts and little in the way of KPIs. The issue is that every business is different so the same packaged strategy won't be effective for every vertical. We seek to understand the client's business and objectives, build a tailored strategy and then measure this against real KPI targets. We don't lock clients into contracts and we pride ourselves on strong client and agency relationships. We share as much knowledge as possible with our clients and are here to guide and educate. Our focus since day one has been how to improve their business, not just their search marketing.
How did Search Factory come to be?
Nic: I was working for a large Australian company and began hunting for high quality search agencies but found it hard to find a provider with the level of service and strategy I wanted. In April 2011, I quit my full-time job and spent the next six weeks getting a number of clients on board through existing contacts that I had. It was just myself and one content marketing manager until March 2012 when I then hired another SEO manager and brought Michael on board as business development and marketing manager. Michael became a business partner in November 2012.
What skillsets do you both bring to the business?
Nic: My skills are in digital marketing and business management. I've spent a number of years fine tuning my skills in business finance, HR and people management, operations and administration of running companies. Michael's skillset is the perfect complement to this. He has always had a passion for figuring out how to make businesses grow, no matter what the vertical may be. He is great at sales, marketing strategy and business development.
Can you tell us about your failed businesses?
Nic: The majority of our failures have been online businesses. We spent the majority of 2008 and 2009 working on a number of start-up projects including a number of online gaming websites, SMS competitions, a mixed martial arts website and a digital consultancy. We reached the end of 2009 with a whole lot of learnings, but no earnings. After a total of eight failures and plenty of lost dollars, we realised we had to call it quits and find ourselves full-time jobs.
Considering what's in your trail, would you say the key to success in business is perseverance?
Michael: In my opinion, there are a number of equally important ingredients that help develop a successful career or business. Firstly, become a sponge for knowledge, read as much as you can and continually educate yourself. Secondly, networking is critical as business is all about connecting with the right people. Thirdly, always put in 110% regardless of whether you are self-employed or work for someone else. Finally, and most importantly, don't lose motivation if you fail – get back up and prove people wrong.
What should businesses be doing more of when it comes to their digital strategy?
Michael: Businesses must understand their customer, how they behave online and what leads them to convert. Businesses often undervalue a detailed plan of attack for their digital strategy, which can seriously affect their ROI. A digital strategy also requires continuous maintenance and progress tracking to ensure the best results. Businesses have finally realised digital is the key medium in which people seek solutions. It's consistently showing up as the clear winner of the advertising debate, but now the focus needs to turn to where exactly money should be invested, which will differ for every business. This is when hiring a professional service becomes essential. Although it really depends on the individual business, Google Adwords and SEO management are currently our most popular mediums and delivering the highest ROI to our clients.
What is the greatest challenge when it comes to running Search Factory?
Nic: The greatest challenge is balancing such rapid growth. I've seen other agencies lose quality very quickly when under-resourcing their teams, so we have almost been non-stop hiring for the past two years to ensure we always have adequate staff levels.
What's the long term vision for Search Factory?
Nic: Our number one priority is maintaining a high standard of work, which will become even more important as we grow. Long term, we are set on growing our presence in Sydney and Melbourne and including new services in our range to complement the current offering.


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I agree with that. But if you were 150 you be glad someone remembed..even if 2 weeks late.
umm...Was on local news as today. what can i say. Question still stands though!
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ratrodder51 posted a topic in The Off-Topic LoungeA birthday shout out to Henry Ford. Would have been 150 years old today. Now the question for today is.... where would we be today without him? Think about it! Woody
looking to build "55" Ford
ratrodder51 replied to orkybrown's topic in On the Workbench: Pickups, Vans, SUVs, Light CommercialHave '55 grille if you want covert a '56.....Woody
heard from?
ratrodder51 posted a topic in Where's Waldo?Has anyone been in touch with mike..aka a/gass.Havent heard from him in months. Plz contact me if you have... Thx Woody
Paint Strippers - What to Use?
ratrodder51 replied to pbj59's topic in Model Building Questions and Answersnew product from dawn. it is called power dissolver. strips even the toughest of testors paints. chrome in seconds. is safe to handle & environmentally friendly. can get at Mejier and at Walmart. give it a try. Woody
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ratrodder51 posted a topic in GeneralI want to thank everybody who is sent me parts and who did not want anything in return. had posted the concept of paying it forward on the SAE website, and had the posting pulled. apparently the subject was much too radical for there Neanderthal thinking! so I just want to, say thank you again to everyone.... Woody
shout out to greg
ratrodder51 posted a topic in Generalwhile many may complain about the site problems yours is heads and shouldes above the competitions website! this one seems quite organized, in comparison. other is too confusing to navagate through. well I could rant and rave as many others do.... I would have to say job well done! just my two cents worth. thanks Greg!.... Woody
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ratrodder51 replied to ratrodder51's topic in Model Building Questions and AnswersThx for the replys. Will look for yellow frog tape. Was hard finding green..maybe this is easer to find. Woody
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ratrodder51 posted a topic in Model Building Questions and AnswersDoes frog tape work as they claim? Does it work better if wetted first? Has anyone tried it . Thx... Woody
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ratrodder51 replied to ratrodder51's topic in The Off-Topic LoungeYou should donate to good nonprofet org. Sure there is one near you. People who do this day in & day out. Worked for forgotten harvest. Picking up food..donated goods with a fleet of 25' refer trucks. I worked proudly for them 3 yrs. Iknow they are putting a trailer of food to go down there now. So give anyway you can.
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ratrodder51 posted a topic in The Off-Topic Loungesend food and supplies through your local charities. in Detroit area we have forgotton harvest .. collecting anything that people may need everyday. can goods and anything that could be eaten easily. personal hygiene supplies clothes Ect.
God be with our friends and families in Oklahoma
ratrodder51 replied to Danno's topic in The Off-Topic LoungeI want to send, my thoughts and prayers to all the victims. unbelievable! 30 square miles of destruction.
how is your memory?
ratrodder51 replied to ratrodder51's topic in The Off-Topic LoungeYes it was said to his dad. Was put out in late 60's. First hint: red ,with straight axle. More hints to follow.
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- n. One who accepts the definition given at the Council of Chalcedon (451 AD) of how the divine and human relate in the person of Jesus Christ.
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On Thursday, at noon, in July, 403, Theophilus, accompanied by his twenty-eight suffragans, crossed the Bosporus, and landed at a quay known as the Chalcedonian Stairs.
Second, Maronites are Chalcedonian, meaning they were staunch supporters of the Council of Chalcedon, convened in 451 A.D., which taught that Jesus was true God and true man.
All that work on the Chalcedonian creed and yet with so little effect on what the average believer thinks?
Certainly one can put the two together and, with some further work involved, offer something like the Chalcedonian creed.
Steven, why is it that whenever I think that we just might be able to have an intelligent conversation, you ruin it - most recently by suggesting that Paul affirmed that Chalcedonian view of Jesus as "fully God" and seeming not to be aware that there could be some difference between Messianic claims in first century Palestine and what "Messiah" might mean to 20th century Koreans?
So if it is important to emphasize that John is different from the Synoptics, it is also important to notice that John is not yet offering the Nicene and Chalcedonian Creeds.
The Chalcedonian definition expresses it as the human and divine natures being forever joined "without confusion, without change, without division, without separation" in the one person of Jesus Christ BCP, 864.
I suspect that few readers of Luke-Acts notice the contrast with the Gospel of John, since the tendency of most Christians is to read everything else in the New Testament not only through the lens of John's Christology, but through the lens of later Nicene and Chalcedonian orthodoxy.
Also, the orthodox, oriental orthodox and non-Chalcedonian churches also maintain them.
But an unwillingness to speak of development and change in doctrine, with all the complexities that brings into the picture, leaves Kostenberger and Swain with little choice but to simply read their own understanding of Nicene and Chalcedonian doctrine into John.
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How diet pills work depends very much on the ingredients they contain. While some have an appetite suppressant effect, others will accelerate the metabolic rate or will eliminate toxins that promote weight gain. However, diet pills are preferred over herbs for weight loss because they contain extracts, have a higher concentration, and hence are more effective.
Appetite Suppressive Effect
Diet pills based on hoodia gordonii fall in this category, even though there is not much published evidence to sustain this. Keep in mind, though, that there are many other plants that are able to suppress the sensation of hunger. The active molecule found in the purified extract of hoodia gordonii is called P57, and as it is passed to the brain, it helps controlling the appetite. As a result, you will ingest less food, and thus reduce the calorie intake. Appetite suppressants, in general, work by increasing serotonin and catecholamine levels. These two chemicals control mood and appetite.
Metabolic Rate Accelerators
Some diet pills are meant to improve metabolism and to promote calorie burning. Exercising while taking such pills will help you to burn calories even faster.
Consulting a health care provider before taking such diet pills is mandatory, as they tend to increase blood pressure. If you have hypertension, you can try lowering the dosage or taking another type of dietary supplements.
Prevent Fat Absorption
Another role of diet pills is to block the absorption of dietary fat. The active ingredients of these pills inhibit the enzyme lipase in the gastrointestinal tract. As fat is no longer assimilated by the body, it will be eliminated in stool. However, these pills also affect the absorption of fat soluble vitamins. In order to avoid deficiencies, you are recommended to take vitamin supplements along with these diet pills. More than that, diet pills are not adequate to everybody who is over weight, and hence, you should take them only if you suffer from obesity.
Antioxidants and Weight Loss
Acai berry extract, a common ingredient found in many diet pills nowadays, is rich in antioxidants that fight free radicals and help your body to stay healthy. Antioxidants prevent cell oxidization and improve energy levels. The latter is particularly helpful if stress is the main cause of your weight gain. You also need to pay attention while taking diet pills based on antioxidants. Vitamins C, E, and A are all antioxidants, but need to be administered carefully. Vitamin C is water soluble and does not pose a threat to your health, but vitamins A and E are fat-soluble and lead to toxicity if taken in high amounts. More than that, it has been proven that these vitamins are particularly effective if they come from fruits and vegetables, rather than from dietary supplements.
Regardless of the type of diet pills that is used, you are advised not to take them for prolonged periods of time. In addition, you should rely on diet pills that are approved by FDA, as these do not contain hidden ingredients and do not have serious side effects. These pills need to be correlated with a healthy diet and regular exercise, in order to obtain optimal results.


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I'm using a DX58SO with an i920. In the BIOS, everything looking like Turbo Boost and Idle has been enabled to allow for full use of all these features. Yet, if in Windows I use the PerfMon and check C3 Transitions or C3 Time, I get zero. There's a tool called TMonitor which seems to tell me my CPUs (all 4) are running at around 1.6 GHz when idle. The CP frequency seems to increase when I do something, but there are still no C3 Times or Transitions. I'm wondering, is the Turbo Mode not working or is the system even continuously throttle down? Thanks for all comments in advance.
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Are you using some type of stress test to make the system require more speed?
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Good point. No - I'm just looking at the values while the system is more or less idle, then I start a browser or an email client, load a website, and then shut the applications down again.
Sometimes for brief moments the indicated CPU freq in the TMonitor tool shows 2800, and the CPU-Z v. 1.54 also shows this speed. So there probably is some moderate Turbo Boosting taking place.
However, why are there no C state transitions or times after I shut the applications down again, or when I start them up?
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George Oliphant tells a family he is renovating their basement, but and then does so much more. Watch the full episode on NBC.
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George and his team bring their home renovation expertise to some special projects. Watch the full episode on NBC.
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Now that the Voelpel's three children are grown and moved out of the family home, George completes a challenging kitchen transformation of their Levittown home in Westbury, NY.
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The United Kingdom's unemployment rate has been phenomenally high in recent months, with an ever increasing number of people finding themselves out of work; either through redundancy or an inability to find a job after university. However, a potential upside to this is that more and more people in the country are looking at setting up their own small business, particularly those who have capital from redundancy payments.
However, whilst many people have the idea and the initiative to set up their own business, a surprising amount have no idea when it comes to their financial obligations, book-keeping and overall financial fitness. To gauge just how much small businesses in the UK understand about their financial responsibilities, Intuit UK have compiled this fantastic infographic aimed at looking at small business financial fitness in the United Kingdom, based on surveys of over 800 people.
The info-graphic looks at just how much small business owners understand when it comes to fiscal obligations, including questions related to gross profit, profit margins, payroll, book-keeping and VAT issues.
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Infographic provided by Intuit UK – check out the full version by visiting the Small Biz Matters website (run by Intuit).
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Apart from publishing News and Stories on Startups, Times of Startups provides branding solutions for companies and a platform to showcase their products or services using banner Ads. After building a world-class product, reaching out to the masses to make people aware of your brand is one of the biggest challenges for companies in their early days and in this we become a valuable partner by leveraging our digital platform and our social media platforms.
Currently, we provide following branding solutions to companies:
- Product/Service Reviews.
- Helping your published story reach to a larger audience through highly curated articles.
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Product/Service Reviews:
Product reviews are one of the specialties of Times of Startups.
We not only write comprehensive reviews, we also share tutorials and guides to using your product. If your product is in sync with our readers and the topics of our blog, drop us an email with details and we can discuss rates.
I'm a strong believer in the concept that "one price doesn't fit all" and that's why, depending upon the specific product, we will hash out a custom quote for the review.
Helping your story reach to a larger audience through highly curated articles:
What happens when a story is selected and published?
Currently, when a story(post) is published on timesofstartups.com, it will automatically be shared on social media platforms of Times of Startups.
However, the worth of any story is measured by the number of its readers. If you want the reach of your published story to be maximized via our platform, we can become your partner in this.
Currently, we are also offering customized promotion via our Facebook page only. Post-boost on other platforms will be available soon.
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Using the customized post boost option, you can boost the post featuring your Startup so that it reaches to a larger audience apart from the organic reach that our page provides. You would definitely want your story to be read by a large number of people!
You also have the option to choose the age group of the target audience, their interests and their location where you want the post to reach.
For example, if you want your Startup to target the city of New York, we will target the post featuring your Startup so that it will reach out to maximum people in New York. It doesn't mean that the post reach will be limited to New York. It will be available to everyone on Facebook but the targeting will be highly streamlined thereby making your brand more visible at the place of your choosing.
A promoted post will give your brand more visibility and the much needed initial exposure.
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By the way, you can watch this video while analyzing this fugue. This will help you to understand it's structure even better.
The subject of this fugue is built from an ascending pentachord (5 scale degrees) with chromatic notes inserted between the 3rd, 4th and 5th scale degrees in 3/4 meter. This arrangement is very common in the Baroque music.
The fugue begins with the subject in the soprano (E minor, tonic) after which follows an answer in the alto (B minor, dominant, measure 8). In measure 16, the subject enters in the tenor (E minor, tonic) and the answer in the bass (B minor, dominant, measure 20). The cadential hemiola in measures 26-27 concludes the exposition.
The episode connecting exposition with the elements of counter-exposition in measures 28-31 is based on the chromatic ascending line of the subject. Here tenor and alto voices move in canon.
Full subject entries don't appear after exposition. The composer seems to like to develop only the ascending or descending chromatic line. It starts in measure 32 where the subject material enters in the bass (E minor, tonic). Then from measure 38 follows 3 descending chromatic lines (subject in inversion). First in the bass (E minor, tonic), then twice in the soprano (measures 45 and 48).
In measures 54 and 58, there are ascending subjects in the bass part (A minor, subdominant and E minor, tonic). The fugue concludes with a hemiola and a meter change (to 3/2) at the end.
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BERHAMPUR: The state government took possession of over 12 acre in Ganjam district belonging to two chit fund companies, Artha Tatwa (AT) and Golden Land Private Limited, on Friday.
While 8.07 acre of AT Group at Sindurapali under Chhatrapur tehsil was attached, around 4.1 acre belonging to Golden Land at Gadagadapalli (2.2 acre) and Govindapur (1.901 acre) in the same tehsil was also acquired by the local tehsildar.
"We have attached and taken into possession of lands of these chit fund groups on the direction of additional district magistrate, Cuttack," said tehsildar (Chhatrapur) S K Sahu. He had directed the tehsildar to take possession of over 46 acre belonging to AT Group (41.407 acre), Golden Land (4.101 acre) and Safex India (2.673 acre) located at different places in the tehsil. "The process has already started and more acquisition is likely next week," he said.
The tehsildar has issued the notice to villagers and concerned panchayats advising them not to buy or sell land as the government is going to take possession of these. The land is in Sindurapalli (10.945 acre) and Laxmipur (22.392 acre) of AT Group and Kanabana (2.101 acre) of Safex.
Chamakhandi police are guarding the land. "We have installed red flags on the acquired land to identify the land. We have also advised people not to buy or acquire it by any mean," said IIC of Chamakhandi Ashok Kumar Parida. Police would keep an eye on the land, he said.


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(f) The "Second Oswald" Theory Comparison of Oswald Facial Photographs
(732) Various conspiracy theories have centered around the hypothesis that a double of Lee Harvey Oswald played a part in the assassination of President Kennedy. The theorists themselves appear to disagree on the origin and role of this "Second Oswald." Nevertheless, all agree that in at least one stage of his career between the time Oswald defected to the Soviet Union and the assassination, he was impersonated by a double. (232) To investigate this possibility, the anthropology consultants examined a series of Oswald photographs ranging in time from his Marine Corps enlistment to his arrest in Dallas after the assassination.
(733)Is there any photographic evidence of an Oswald imposter?
(734) The collection of photographs pertaining to the. Kennedy assassination and Warren Commission investigation includes several dozen of Oswald (or, possibly, his double). As one might expect, they vary widely in pose, facial expression, lens-subject distance, and image quality. From these, it was possible to select nine in which (1) the facial features were fairly well defined, (2) the pose was either nearly full-face or true profile, and (3) represented the subject during various key episodes of his life from the time he was a Marine until the assassination. (See figs. IV-60, IV-61, JFK exhibits 556 557.)
In addition, two photographs of definitely poorer quality were selected for analysis. These were two of the controversial "backyard photographs;" they differ from the others in that the direction of lighting was from almost directly overhead and the facial image was somewhat more poorly defined. (See figs. IV-18 and IV--20
In addition to the Oswald photographs, data were included from three photographs of Billy Lovelady, taken in the early 1960's. Lovelady was a fellow employee of Oswald's at the Texas School Book Depository and his strong physical resemblance to Oswald was a source of controversy and confusion regarding the "man in the door way" photograph. The inclusion of Lovelady's facial indices in our analysis provides a convenient control or yardstick to measure the variation observed in the facial indices derived from the Oswald photographs.
Similar analysis methods were used by House Select Committee experts to authenticate the autopsy photos. This chart shows the "metric characteristics" used to establish identities in photographics. It is rather large, so you might wish to download and print it, rather than view it on the screen.
(736) This analysis is based on 15 indices derived from 16 measurements of the head and face. The measurements were taken to the nearest 1 millimeter from 8-by-lO-inch, black-and-white enlargements of the subject's face. The indices for both Oswald and Lovelady are given in table I. There are some missing values for the three profile views of Oswald. This is because certain measurements necessary for calculating these indices cannot be obtained from a profile photograph. Also, a few indices could not be calculated for the full-face photographs because lighting, image clarity, or other factors would not permit the necessary measurements to be made with sufficient accuracy.
(737). In order to reduce this complex set of individual values to more meaningful statistics, one of the methods long employed by anthropologists was used to compare both living and fossil populations. The method selected was Penrose's distance statistic, which has an advantage over more sophisticated multivariate methods in that it is fairly simple to compute, but still gives an acceptable approximation of the morphological differences between the groups. (233) The use of more elaborate methods did not seem justified in view of the small sample sizes involved.
(738)This method reduces a set of complex variables that characterize two or more groups to a pair of coefficients that reflect the groups' overall difference in size and shape.
(739) To apply this method to the present problem, the index data was grouped chronologically to represent Oswald at various significant periods of his life:
(741) There are no biological inconsistencies in the Oswald photographs examined that would support the theory that a second person, or double, was involved. The variation observed is that expected in an array of photographs taken by different cameras with varying lens, camera angles, lighting, and other technical differences.
(742) It is not, however, possible totally to dismiss the "second Oswald" hypothesis on the basis of this negative finding. For example, it is possible that a double--if one existed--may not have been included in the series of photographs examined. There is also a possibility, however remote, that such a double was such a perfect twin of Oswald that no detectable metric or morphological differences are discernible in the photographic record.
(743) The results of the analysis are shown in the accompanying graph. (See fig. IV-62.) The origin of the graph represents the facial indices of the Dallas arrestee. The various points on the graph represent the other Oswald photographic sets as well as that of Billy Lovelady. The points were determined by plotting the Penrose size coefficient against the shape coefficient. The closer a point falls to the origin, the greater the similarity in facial morphology between the individual represented in a particular set of photographs and the person arrested in Dallas. As might be expected, the point representing Billy Lovelady lies much farther from the origin than those representing Oswald. Of the latter, the backyard photographs are the most divergent.
(744) Compared to Lovelady, who strongly resembles Oswald, the Marine, Russia, backyard, and New Orleans photographs cluster rather closely to the origin. It seems highly probable that the relatively small deviation observed in the Oswald data can be attributed to inevitable error involved in locating landmarks and making measurements from the photographs rather than to the existence of an Oswald double.
(745) In addition to the analysis of facial indices described above, other facial features were compared. For example, in the three profile views, the angle of the nasal bridge in relation to the face was 37° in all three cases and the angle between the nasal septum and the facial plane varied by less than 1°. The ears are relatively distinctive in shape and are strikingly similar in all photographs where they can be examined. The hairline, if one makes allowance for the passage of time, is quite compatible in all photographs examined. Also, there was no evidence of any incompatible anomalies, scars or other characteristic features suggesting different individuals in the various photographs.
FIGURE IV-62.--Penrose Size and Shape coefficients Calculated From Facial Indices of Lee Harvey Oswald and Lovelady Photographs. Origin of the Graph Represents Dallas Arrest Photographs.


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Innovative environmental and facilities consultancy implements Deltek Vision to power its growth and eliminate organizational inefficiencies
HERNDON, Va. — (BUSINESS WIRE) — May 22, 2012 — Deltek (Nasdaq: PROJ), the leading global provider of enterprise software and information solutions for professional services firms and government contractors, today announced that GLE Associates has selected Deltek Vision as its project-based, enterprise management solution. A leading provider of comprehensive architecture, engineering and environmental consulting services, GLE is using Deltek Vision to power its growth, eliminate internal inefficiencies and implement best-practice business processes across its organization.
Prior to its selection of Deltek Vision, GLE utilized a software system from BST. Needing a new solution that could help it grow and become more efficient, GLE sought a cost-effective, industry-specific solution that could be deployed with the firm's existing hardware. The firm conducted a thorough evaluation with SouthTech Solutions, a Florida-based technology solution provider and Deltek partner. GLE realized that Deltek Vision was superior to other products because of its user-friendly interfaces, industry functionality and customizable reporting tools. In addition, it received superior service from SouthTech Solutions during the purchase and implementation process.
"GLE indicated that improved efficiencies, flexibility, and total cost of ownership were critical drivers in its selection process. With this focus, we worked closely with GLE to plan and execute the transition to Deltek Vision," said Nathan Bailey, Vice President at SouthTech Solutions. "After GLE purchased Deltek Vision, we successfully implemented a solution designed around GLE's processes and reporting needs to provide the highest potential ROI."
As today's leading enterprise solution designed specifically for architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) firms, the implementation of Deltek Vision is enabling GLE to improve efficiencies across the company's most critical financial management and reporting processes. In addition to keeping GLE competitive in the design business landscape, the deployment of Deltek Vision is also dramatically reducing the firm's maintenance costs, while eliminating the company's dependence on disconnected legacy applications.
"Our implementation of Deltek Vision has given us a tremendous opportunity for both performance enhancement and cost savings," said Kristin Harper, Controller for GLE Associates. "With the help of SouthTech Solutions, we were able to customize our Deltek solution so we didn't need to sacrifice any of our key business practices or monthly processes. We were able to go above and beyond our management team's reporting goals. By deploying a solution that was built specifically for GLE, we were able to eliminate the unnecessary and costly aspects of our previous software, and replace them with Deltek applications that really drive user efficiency and project success."
"Deltek continues to be the leader in delivering tailored, actionable solutions to today's most progressive AEC firms," said Claus Thorsgaard, EVP and General Manager of Professional Services at Deltek. "As a leading innovator in the AEC market, GLE is a prime example of how firms in the architecture and design space benefit from a solution that is quickly deployed to meet their unique business objectives. We are glad to be GLE's vendor of choice to enable them to realize improved performance and increased organizational effectiveness. We are also pleased to continue our strategic partnership with SouthTech Solutions to engage the AEC market."
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GLE Associates provides comprehensive architecture, engineering and environmental consulting services to clients throughout the United States. Headquartered in Tampa, Florida, GLE bases its success on technical expertise and impeccable client service, becoming a leader in the nation's consulting and design arena. To learn more about GLE, visit http://www.gleassociates.com.
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SouthTech Solutions, Inc. is a comprehensive technology solution provider servicing small-medium sized businesses since 1994. The firm combines extensive practical business experience with highly technical expertise in networking, managed services, business applications and data delivery. Our business solutions consultants possess strong financial backgrounds and in-depth knowledge of CRM, ERP, management and accounting software applications. Focused on specific job/project based technologies and industries has provided SouthTech a reputation as one of the leading technology consulting firms in southwest Florida. www.southtech.com
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Deltek (Nasdaq: PROJ) is the leading global provider of enterprise software and information solutions for professional services firms and government contractors. For decades, we have delivered actionable insight that empowers our customers to unlock their business potential. 15,000 organizations and more than 2 million users in over 80 countries around the world rely on Deltek to research and identify opportunities, win new business, optimize resources, streamline operations, and deliver more profitable projects. Deltek – Know more. Do more. ® www.deltek.com
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The word is out about Asheville. We've been named among the friendliest locales in the U.S., among the most beautiful places in America, and a top destination for arts and food. And with 7,500 hotel rooms, meeting space to 83,000 square feet, daily direct flights to major U.S. hubs, and a scenic mountain backdrop that is inspiring in all seasons, what's not to love?
If all the talk about Asheville has piqued your interest and you want to experience the destination as your attendees would, join us for the 48-Hour Independent/Third Party Planner Experience.
Two full days will be dedicated to exploring Asheville as a meeting destination - at no cost to you - and provides opportunities to experience area dining, group activities and hotel properties. The 2017 experience dates are below. Sign up today - qualified independent and third party planners are invited to join us.
Encouraged to attend are independent and third party planners representing clients with buisness to book in the Southeast region and with verifiable meetings history.
*To keep it an intimate experience, the Asheville CVB is limiting attendance to eight planners per session. Due to size limitations only one attendee per organization can be considered. Upon review and verification of your information, an ACVB team member will reach out to you and let you know the status of your application. Unfortunately, the Experience does not allow for family members, friends and/or significant others to attend.
Please click below to apply. Thank you for your interest!
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"The meeting planner experience provided me with a good sense of the potential that Asheville has as a possible venue for our future events that our guests would love. We each had very different needs for our organizations and it was obvious that the CVB cares very much about the success of the meeting planning experience, getting a variety of venues and opportunities into the trip, and helping each planner to succeed in their future events. I left feeling very excited about the potential Asheville has to offer." Alex Gant, NAMI
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