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Copernicus Hackathon Ireland Raises Awareness of Programme that puts Europe at the forefront of Earth Observation
The first Irish Copernicus Hackathon competition took place last Sunday (12 May 2019). It was organised and hosted by the Irish Centre for High-End Computing (ICHEC) based at NUI Galway, with a wide range of Irish and European partners involved. The winning team were four graduates from NUI Galway, now working in Dublin. They presented a solution based on detecting eutrophication of coastal waters using Sentinel 2 data and creating alerts and visualisations for water quality managers. Other winning concepts included fire detection alerts, real-time emissions monitoring for big business and governments and Smart Agriculture solutions.
Hackathon participants were challenged to come up with solutions for real-world problems using Copernicus satellite data (Copernicus is the European Earth Observation programme), competing for a range of awards, including cash prizes. The winners will be offered a place in the Copernicus Accelerator which offers a customised business development scheme for 50 visionary start-ups and entrepreneurs from Copernicus Participating Countries, the EU, Norway and Iceland, every year. A 30-day residency to develop solutions in the European Space Agency's innovation-focused Phi Lab in Frascati, Italy is another of the prizes on offer.
The themes for the Hackathon contest represent areas where there is already significant expertise in Ireland, or significant need. These include digital agriculture, marine environment and security, unmanned aerial vehicles, energy and power, air quality and sustainable/ rural/socially responsible development.
The aim of Hackathon is to raise awareness of the opportunities presented by the Copernicus Programme. This data-centric programme is supported by the European Space Agency and the European Commission, and will provide earth observation, modelling and in situ data about our environment on an operational basis into the future.
This programme puts Europe at the forefront of Earth Observation, as no other space programme plans to provide the level of high quality, scientifically rigorous data which is currently available from the Copernicus programme and services. This data allows ICHEC to monitor the environment, and having a guaranteed source of high quality data means that it can underpin business solutions to environmental problems for a wide range of applications. The programme is expected to have a return of 10-20 times the investment in it, as solutions are built on the free and open dataset.
Artificial Intelligence approaches to this data is enabling a step change in how the data is used and exploited, allowing huge volumes of data to be processed rapidly rather than requiring human intervention.
Josef Ashbacher, Director of Earth Observation at ESA, commented: "There is a revolution underway in all aspects of space technologies, but especially those that monitor our environment, taking the pulse of our planet from space. Space 4.0 is dramatically lowering costs so that a new generation of entrepreneurs can do business with space.
"Central to this revolution is the use of Artificial Intelligence to realise the full potential of our troves of environmental measurements from space, both to protect the environment and to create new jobs. Ireland, with her wealth of high technology industries, is playing an important role in this revolution. Indeed, ESA's first AI mission Φ-sat 1, on a tiny cubesat, includes an Irish designed AI chip and software built by an Irish AI company."
Mr Ashbacher continued: "The Copernicus Hackathon led by ICHEC at NUI Galway is exactly what's needed to help nurture Irish talent in this area, developing the right skills in young people to build the businesses of the future. We look forward to welcoming the winner at our Φ-lab in Frascati later this year."
Irish and European businesses recognise the opportunities in this rapidly growing sector. The Icon Group, one of Ireland's largest providers of EO services, has provided a challenge to monitor grass growth using radar from satellites, and a large cash prize to the best solution to that challenge. Other prizes are being sponsored by Airbus Space & Defence, the Office of Public Works and Teagasc, GEO University, as well as business development supports from the European Space Agency and the European Commission.
Minister of State for Training, Skills, Innovation, Research and Development, John Halligan, T.D., stated: "I am delighted to see the growth of and interest in the Space Sector in Ireland, which is reflected in the success of the Copernicus Hackathon hosted by ICHEC at NUI Galway this weekend. It has attracted significant support and partners from across the sector in Ireland and Europe, due to the potential to expand existing business and create new commercial opportunities using Earth Observation satellite data. It has also attracted a highly qualified, professional group of participants, whose main aims are to succeed in both the competition and in this rapidly-growing sector.
"Ireland has a large pool of the skills required to succeed in this sector and ICHEC, in particular, is ideally placed at the nexus of high performance computing and big data analytics to ensure the further development of these types of activities, and to promote the potential for creativity and high-value jobs in downstream space activities."
Alongside ICHEC the event partners include TechInnovate at NUI Galway, Baily Labs, the Dept of Geography at University College Cork (UCC), the National Centre for Geocomputation at Maynooth University (MU), The National Centre for Marine and Renewable Energy (MaREI), The Office of Public Works (OPW), Teagasc, Airbus, ONDA-DIAS, ESA Phi-Lab, ESA Space Solutions Centre Ireland, Údarás na Gaeltachta, the Icon Group, GEO University and The National Digital Research Centre (NDRC).
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— Grammy-winning vocalist Nathan Gunn on recording @ Reach
Here's a tour of Reach Studios' facilities, designed and owned by a recording artist after years of recording in studios designed and run by engineers. Contact for an on-site tour.
Control & Composing Room
The Control & Composing Room is a beautiful space with Genelec speakers, impeccable sound treatment to hear and mix music precisely, an 88-key weighted master keyboard controller, electronic drums, a vocal iso booth, a custom drop-down worktable, a window streaming natural outdoor light, and the best recording and composing software like Logic, Pro Tools, Live and Sibelius. With space for a full band to comfortably sit to monitor takes, it's wired to five rooms with different acoustical properties, with a giant double studio glass window for direct visibility to the main Recording & Rehearsing Room.
Recording & Rehearsing Room
The Recording & Rehearsing Room is soundproofed and treated for pristine recording without reverberation. It's wired with 16 inputs and headphone jacks to hear what's playing in any other room and fitted with a Yamaha digital piano. Whether you're a band, string quartet, or small vocal ensemble, this is an inspiring place to record and a peaceful place to rehearse. A giant double studio glass window gives direct visibility to your producer and engineer in the Control Room. A flatscreen with an Apple TV on the wall displays lyrics, videos, teaching materials, or mirrors the Control Room computer screen.
The Piano & Choir Room features a grand piano in a gorgeous acoustic space with hardwood flooring and 22-foot ceilings. It's wired to the Control Room downstairs with 4 inputs and headphone jacks to hear what's playing in any room in the Studio. Reach has recorded a 36-voice choir in this room singing over a recording of the City Of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, but it's equally suitable for solo piano and piano/voice recordings.
Field Of Dreams
The Field Of Dreams provides an alternative reverberant space to the Piano & Choir Room for acoustic sound — drums, vocals, or whatever's needed. It's wired with 16 inputs and headphone jacks to hear what's playing in any room in the Studio and a 50″ flatscreen TV and DVD. It's also a professional-grade indoor turf field with rubber infill and a fun place to relax playing soccer, dodgeball or just tossing the football between takes.
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The Control Room Closet stores Reach's gear, but it's also wired with 2 inputs and auxiliary lines for double duty as an iso room to record guitar amps and other eclectic needs. All monsters in the Closet are supersonic in nature and of your own creation.
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The Fitness Space is a fully functional cardio and strength training area with rubber flooring, free weights, medicine balls, weighted bars, fitness cables, yoga mats and blocks, push-up bars, pull-up bars, a recumbent exercise bike, a step machine, a dual basketball hoop game, darts, and a giant 50″ TV with broadcast, DVD and Apple TV. A great place to blow off steam between takes.
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A nutritionist is an expert whose work involves giving advice to people about their health and diet. People who consult nutritionists are typically interested about issues like weight gain, weight loss, eating disorders or allergies, and many others. In numerous states, nutritionists do not have any mandatory legal requirements. This implies that anyone can call himself a nutritionist. If you are hiring a nutritionist, be certain that you pick one that is properly certified by reliable accrediting organizations and has a confirmable track record of great quality service. Below are some of the most essential factors that you should keep in mind if you are searching for the best nutritionist.
Once you have a list of the best nutritionists, take an in-depth assessment of their credentials to begin excluding the candidates who do not fit your requirements. Identify which nutritionist will meet your budget as well as your specific dietary requirements. Ascertain how well they will be able to work in various locations and settings. If you like the nutritionist's information on their website and their fees are within your allocated expenditure, call to see whether they can work with your schedule. You have to keep several options for nutritionist that you can narrow down later on.
Think about what it is worth to you to effectively manage your health and diet, and make sure that you do not choose a nutritionist based solely on his fees. Furthermore, you definitely cannot put a price on creating relationships with trustworthy professionals who you trust to provide you with high quality advice. He should have the ability to furnish you with a continuous, multi-disciplinary advice on nutritional matters, whether on an individual basis or as an essential component of a comprehensive package. Less experienced nutritionists may charge less, but as with most things, you definitely get what you pay for.
A nutritionist will be able to identify if certain components of your diet or daily practices will give you problems later on and list some steps that you can do to prevent those from occurring. Do not forget that ignoring the issue can cause further damage to your health and wellbeing. An initial consultation will let you examine the nutritionist before you commit to them. When the consultation is ongoing, you can learn about the nutritionist's favored techniques and what your relationship with them will be will. A consultation also provides you the chance to relay to them your health status, problems, as well as any expectations before you continue working with them.


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Hoopla XXI Special Events
Tip-Off Party featuring the Hoopla Invitational 2x2 Tip-Off Tournament
Thursday, 6:00pm-8:00pm
2x2 Tournament at Hoopla's Championship Court featuring special invitee teams from the Hoopla ranks battling it out in a fun-filled bracketed format. The Hoopla Tip-Off Party for sponsors and other invitees will be held in conjuction with the 2x2 Tip-Off Tourney.
Free Kids' Clinic presented by Drs. Howerton, Hopkin, Kennedy & Clark
Friday, 10:00am-Noon
Each year Hoopla conducts a kids' clinic focused on basketball fundamentals for interested youngsters from the Salem-area and beyond. This awesome fun-filled event is sponsored by Drs. Howerton, Hopkin, Kennedy & Clark, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, and it is FREE to area kids. A two-hour event, the Kids Clinic annually attracts hundreds of young basketball-loving ballers, who run drills and are given tips on the game by coaches and players from local colleges and high schools.
Kona Ice Friday 2x2 Tourney
Friday, 5:00pm-9:00pm
$39/team (Registration Deadline: July 30)
The Kona Ice Friday 2x2 Tourney has been a HUGE HIT at Hoopla! Rosters of 2 or 3 compete in a 2x2 tourney in 10 different divisions. Priced to sell at only $39/team, this event is proving to be a great way to get into Hoopla and get "warmed up" on-site Friday before the big 3x3 festivities on the weekend.
Kilgore-Blackman 2-Ball Contest
Qualifying: Friday, 12:00pm-6:00pm
Qualifying: Saturday, 9:00am-2:00pm;
Finals: Saturday, 3:00pm
You like the Pepsi Hot Shot Contest? Then you will LOVE the Kilgore-Blackman 2-Ball Contest, featuring a Hot Shot Contest-type point system but with two partners alternating shots and trying to rack up the highest score possible in one minute...
Hoopla Skills Challenge
Qualifying: Friday, 12:00am-5:00pm
Qualifying: Saturday, 9:00am-2:00pm;
Finals: Saturday, 3:30pm
One of the most exciting and fun contests at Hoopla XXI will be the Hoopla Skills Challenge. The real ballers can do more than jump or hit a 3, they can do it ALL! The Skills Challenge will separate the most skilled players from the rest, with ball-handling, passing, speed, and shooting all on display as contestants navigate a challenging course of obstacles and challenges.
Pepsi Hot Shot Contest
Qualifying: Friday, 12:00am-6:00pm
Qualifying: Saturday, 9:00am-2:00pm;
Finals: Saturday, 4:00pm
With 1:00 minute at the disposal of each contestant, participants race to accumulate the most possible points from five different shooting spots - each offering varying point totals, the Pepsi Hot Shot Contest is a mix of skill, endurance and strategy, as racking up points is key but so, too, is getting up enough shots. Does the Hoopla star take as many lay-ups (1 point) as possible in the minute, fire threes (5 points), or some blend with other shots/point totals mixed in as well. Only the smartest and best players have a legitimate chance in the Hot Shot Contest. Nine (9) separate divisions in which to compete: Male 18+; Female 18+; HS Boys; HS Girls; MS Boys; MS Girls; Grade School Boys; Grade School Girls.
Hampton Inn & Suites Free Throw Contest
Qualifying: Friday, 12:00am-6:00pm
Qualifying: Saturday, 9:00am-2:00pm
Finals: Saturday, 4:30pm
A test of acumen and nerves, the Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Free Throw Contest finds the most clutch Hoopla participants each year. In this hotly-contested match, mental toughness, skill, and the abilty to focus while blocking out distractions are all paramount. Think 30 straight free throws is pretty impressive? When it comes to the Hampton Inn & Suites Free Throw Contest, participants might need to think again! Nine (9) separate divisions in which to compete: Male 18+ Female 18+; HS Boys; HS Girls; MS Boys; MS Girls; Grade School Boys; Grade School Girls.
Columbia Bank 3-Point Shootout
Qualifying: Friday, 12:00am-6:00pm
Qualifying: Saturday, 9:00am-2:00pm
Finals: Saturday, 5:00pm
The Columbia Bank 3-Point Shootout is sure to be a favorite contest for all the sharpshooters playing in Hoopla this year... Firing 3-pointers from all around the 3-point line and racing against both foe and clock, the Columbia Bank 3-Point Shootout offers challenge, excitement and thrills for the very best of the best shooters in Hoopla...in eight different divisions: Male 35+; Male 18-34; Female 18+; HS Boys; HS Girls; MS Boys; MS Girls; Combined Grade School... Winners in each division will receive prizes, too!
Win-A-Toyota Shooting Challenge
Saturday, 5:40pm
In the Win-A-Toyota Shooting Challenge basketball event will take place at the basketball court outside the State Capital Building on Saturday. One (1) participant will participate in the event. The participant must successfully complete the following format: 4 Shots in 24 Seconds – A free throw, a 3-pointer from the top of the key, and a 3-pointer from each baseline, within 24 seconds and retrieving their own rebounds. Shots must be made consecutively.
*Subject to any and all additional rules and regulations to win.
Dutch Bros. Slam Dunk Contest
Saturday, 6:00pm
If a player can't fly, he/she need not apply... Dutch Bros. Slam Dunk Contest - annually a centerpiece at Hoopla - features some of the most amazing athletic and acrobatic maneuvers seen on a basketball court. Judged by Hoopla dignitaries, the Dutch Bros. Slam Dunk Contest always attracts a huge crowd and rarely disappoints despite the high expectations and hype that precede it.
Gatorade Hustle Awards
All Day, Saturday & Sunday
Sure when a kid scores she might see her name in the paper the next day...but Hoopla is rewarding those participants that hustle the best, show the most heart, and do the unglamorous things that help their team win. So who knows? Take the charge, dive for a loose ball, set five good screens in three sequences and maybe you will be a winner of a coveted Gatorade Hustle Award!
Hampton Inn & Suites Sportsmanship Awards
All Day, Saturday & Sunday
Whether it be applauding the great play of an opponent, helping a fellow Hoopla competitor off the ground, saying "nice play" to somebody on the other team, or thanking an official for their time and help at Hoopla, great sportsmanship helps make everybody's experience at the event better. In recognition of acts big and small, seen and unseen -- Hampton Inn & Suites will be passing out rewards for great sportsmanship throughout this year's Hoopla!


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Dodd Harrington (Real Estate Investor) discusses her experience with Elite
Dear Mike Grigg and the Auction team:
I just wanted to thank you for the wonderful job you guys did! I could not be happier with the auction process and result for my home at 1107 El Paso Dr. Los Angeles Ca.
As you know, my home was in need of a lot of repairs, and the auction process enabled me to sell the home with minimal repairs, while still reaping the highest possible price.
I thought I would share my thoughts with you on the whole experience so you can help others like me. In my situation, my home needed a lot of cosmetic, termite/dry-rot, structural, and other repairs. I did not want to spend the money to fix these problems; however, I did want to sell the property. I could have listed the house in the "normal" way, but I felt that if I had done that there would have been a good chance (because of the numerous repairs needed) that the home would have sat on the market for many months, and may not have even sold. Timing was VERY important to me, as the real estate market seemed to be going down in value. (Asking prices had dropped about 10% in my area over a two-month period). What I needed was URGENCY---A reason for buyers to buy my house in as-is condition-NOW. And that is why I went with the auction format.
I met with Mike and we discussed his marketing plan. It was VERY intensive, involving numerous print and newspaper spots, direct mail, internet, property signs, as well as signs that Mike personally placed throughout the neighborhood. All of the ads generated a lot of a calls and interest, which Mike focused on to the one open house where people came to view the home.
We disclosed all of the repairs needed to the home in the bidders packet, and this package was given out to anyone who requested it, as well as to all those who registered to bid. We had over 120 people attend the open house! Seeing all those people really generated urgency as buyers felt this was a great opportunity.
One week after the open house was our auction day. On auction day we had 15 bidders register (they have to bring a cashiers check to bid) and about 60-70 people in total showed up. The type of auction I chose was an absolute auction. This means the home will sell regardless of the end price. This type of auction will generate the most interest; however there are other types of auctions Mike can do including minimum bid auctions, or seller confirmation auctions where the seller can refuse the end price. The absolute auction fit my needs best.
Mike started the auction at $100,000, but quickly got it up to $300,000. Here is where Mike did a GREAT job! He really "worked" the crowd by getting the people bidding against each other. I truly do not think this would have happened had I merely listed the home in the "normal" way. Through his efforts Mike was able to work the bid all the way up to $379,000! And per auction rules 10% was then added on to make $416,900. This is another GREAT aspect of the auction process as the bidders can lose track of the final price. (Keep in mind Mike and the Elite Auctions Team represents YOUR interest as the seller!). Once the bidding is over, the winner must give his cashiers check to Mike. If the buyer backs out for ANY reason he will lose the money. This is yet another reason why I went with the auction method! In most "normal" sales if the buyer does not get a loan or other reason he can back out and he will not lose anything!! With an auction format the buyer WILL lose the deposit if he does not complete the sale for any reason!
Now with the auction over Mike took the deposit and we opened escrow. 31 days later we closed escrow without any problems and….BIG SUCCESS….My problem home was SOLD!!! By the way, had I listed in the "normal" way I feel that I would have asked $385,000 to $400,000 (Based on other homes listed for sale in the area). In fact, I even had offered to sell the house a year ago to a neighbor who was interested for only $350,000 (with no commissions), but she refused the offer! By selling via an auction I was able to get $67,000 more than I had offered to sell the house to a neighbor! Even after the auction costs and commission I still got $30,000 MORE than if I had sold to the neighbor, AND the real estate market had gone down in value since I had made the original offer to the neighbor one year ago. I cannot thank Mike and his team enough for all their efforts! The entire process was very professional and I would defiantly recommend Mike and his team to anyone. Please feel free to show this letter to anyone interested in the auction process, or feel free to have anyone contact me if they would like a personal referral, or if they have questions about my experience with your company.
Once again, Thank you very much,
Mark F.
In his February Newsletter, Bruce Norris stated: "I just sold the last two houses in Rosamond at an auction. The auction company [Elite Auctions] did a stellar job. The auction company even put the property in the MLS. Thirteen bidders showed up on a Saturday. I doubt any Rosamond house had more attention or exposure in the preceding month as those two houses did."
Bruce Norris is an active investor, hard money lender, and real estate educator extraordinaire with over 25 years experience. Bruce has been involved in over 2,000 real estate transactions as a buyer, seller and money partner. Renowned for his ability to forecast real estate market trends and timing, the release of The California Comeback in 1997 gained him much notoriety and its accuracy of the extensive report led many California investors to financial freedom. His latest release, The California Crash is an in-depth look into the coming California market correction and the statistics behind Bruce's predictions.
I sold my house at auction "...Serious marketing needed to be done and I did not have the time to do it. So, I decided to try the auction method. [Elite Auctions] sent out 5,000 slick postcards to neighbors that said Trustee Liquidation Sale. They put it in the MLS and in the LA Times and the local newspapers. There were signs all over town. I did not have to do a thing. The day of auction, 18 people had $15,000 non-refundable checks in order to bid. There were about 50 people there. The auction was perfect and very professional. At the end the property sold for market price. I really recommend this. It was easy and fast and IT WORKS!!!"
Phyllis Rockower - President / Founder of the Real Estate Investors Club of Los Angeles
To Mike Grigg,
I had the pleasure of working with your establishment through my recent Real Estate transaction. I was unsure at first because I had not heard of purchasing a home this way. Mike made me feel comfortable and the transaction went very smooth. Thank you I will use this route again in the future
Cherie M.
Elite Auctions did a great job marketing, advertising and all other activities getting my property to auction. I was very pleased with their efforts to sell the property.
Thank You,
Frank St. Clair (St. Clair Realty)
Auction was staged well and professionally run. The whole process was simple.
A. Allas
We were pleased to have the property sold in such a down market. Overall, I believe that Elite Auctions and Mike Grigg did their best to get a fair market price. I would consider using Elite Auctions again.
Ian T. McGilvray (Las Palmas Properties, Inc.)
I just wanted to thank you all for your work on marketing my home for auction! I appreciate how personable and professional your staff treated me and the bidders. You created such an exciting atmosphere! It was AWESOME!
James G.
To Whom It May Concern: We would like to share with others how extremely valuable Elite Auctions has been in the sell our home. We cannot begin to tell you how pleased we were with the various approaches used by Mike during the Auction which proved successful in getting us the best possible price for our home, especially during such challenging times in the Real Estate Market. During the escrow period they were willing to go the extra mile in communicating with the buyers and keeping us informed on how things were progressing. We tried unsuccessfully for the last 8 months to sell our home until we put it up for auction with Mike Grigg. Through their auction we were able to sell our home and close escrow within two months and move into our new home. We felt Elite Auctions made our impossible dream come true. A million Thanks go out to them and their staff and the professional manner in which they handled all transactions.
Sean Bruce & Sandra Nelson
Dear Mike, Rick, Tenille,
This was my first experience at a "live auction" for property. My clients were also my personal friends so I was put at ease after we met. I felt my clients were in good hands and I didn't have the fear that they would NOT be provided with good service or protection. You all were very prompt to address any concerns or questions we had and returned all calls in a timely manner. As a Real Estate Agent I didn't feel you were out to "take my client" in the least. That is one concern I have heard from other agents.
I am currently involved in an ONLINE auction and it does NOT even compare to the experience as I had with Elite Auctions. The agent handling the listing needs lessons from you guys. Most of the properties on this site are on POST AUCTION which means they are NOT getting the job done. I would highly recommend Elite Auctions to do the job.
Anyway, I just wanted to thank you guys again and I look forward to doing more business with you. I have also shared my experience with several other agents. Again one of the things that make the transaction work was your staff making us comfortable. More people in this business need to learn how to be nice, personal service is always the best way.
Joyce Gebhart (Century 21 Showcase)
Elite Auctions,
I attended one of your public auctons on October 3, 2007 for the properties at 27352 Cypress Street and 27166 Cole Avenue. My buyer was the winning bid on both properties. It was a pleasant experience and we look forward to attending another auction in the future.
Dave Patty (Century 21 Showcase)
We liked the auction process because it was quick and easy and we liked that we didn't have to be in attendance.
Lakeview Associates
Elite Auctions Team,
This was my first experience with selling real estate through an auction. The 2 houses I sold in the auction had been listed with an experienced agent for about 6 months with very few viewings. During the listing period the houses were always priced at the bottom of the market and received zero offers.
Mike and his team did an amazing job. They communicated to me during the entire process and were easy to reach when I had questions. There were 18 registered bidders on auction day with about 40 attendees. I doubt any home in the area had 18 viewings in the past 12 months.
While I wish the houses would have sold for more, I'm confident they brought in the maximum amount the market would allow at this time (and for a while).
Michael Fritsch
Dear Mike,
My partner and I would like to thank you guys for selling our fixer-upper. We were VERY happy with the price the auction generated. We bought the property for $75K and were hoping to sell it for at least $90K, maybe $100K if we were lucky. To our surprise and delight, the final sales price was $134K! That's almost twice what we paid for it -- we got a retail price without having to do any repairs!
I have to admit, I was a little hesitant about writing a $5,500 check for marketing expenses, but it was money well spent. I was impressed when your marketing program produced 44 groups at our Open House, and I was amazed when 38 registered bidders actually showed up at the auction! Believe it or not, I had problems finding parking on the day of the auction because there were so many cars parked up and down the street! I don't know how you guys marketed our property, but it worked.
I'd also like to commend your staff for being courteous, professional, and keeping me informed every step of the way. I was especially impressed on the day of the auction. From the signs placed at major intersections (helping bidders find our auction), to the accommodations for the heat (the sun shade, umbrellas, and drinks), to the conduct of the auction itself, you guys did a first class job.
Even after the auction, your creative idea reduced our anticipated 45-day escrow to a 10-day escrow. We expect to receive our profit check next week, rather than next month. You're a valuable member of our team and we appreciate your efforts.
We look forward to selling many more houses using Elite Auctions. We highly recommend Elite Auctions to anyone who wants to get the highest price for their property.
Thanks again,
Bob Uyeda
Elite Auctions,
We were very satisfied with the way the auction turned out. We liked that is a very quick and easy process. We would highly recommend Elite Auctions to anyone who wants a quick sale. The Elite Auctions team is very friendly, courteous, and honest.
R. Green
I liked that the auction process was quick with less hassle, and would do another auction with Elite because it enables me to make a move quicker w/o waiting on the market. I appreciate your availability, your interest in helping me make it happen.
Diane A.
I was very satisfied with the entire process. Mike and his group did a fantastic job. I would use them again.
M. Hellman
The process was well explained to us by Mike who was prompt and courteous when he met us at our former home - really great since we moved over 100 miles away! The auction moved along smoothly and we received very closely, in dollar amount, the price we were expecting according to the terms of sale. Can't think of anything we disliked about the process. We found the auction process to be the ideal way to sell our house in the current Bakersfield real estate market. Thank you!! to everyone involved.
J. & P. Morrow
Just want to let you know that my experience with Elite Auctions was fantastic. Elite Auctions created an atmosphere where you felt you were receiving the maximum dollar for your sale. From getting the word out through advertising to the final bid, everything was extremely professional. If you need to move your house immediately, I would highly recommend Elite Auctions.
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I am really worried about the number of people who have died of the flu virus. It's particularly worrying that they expect the death toll to keep rising until March.
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"We planned to go to a winery for lunch & after a quick bit of research found Ruca Malen – open & offering lunch on a Sunday (6 courses with wine pairings). Perfect… & it was!"
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Wine (Malbec specifically)…. That pretty much covers it!!
Six Course Tasting Menu at Bodega Ruca Malen
The plan on our first day in Mendoza was to get the bus to Maipu & hire bikes to do an impromptu wine tour. My friend was very sceptical about the idea of me on a bike with wine but I managed to convince her it was a good idea (she's known me a long time!). We were all ready to go when we just made a quick enquiry at the hotel reception, only to be told that as it was Sunday, there was nowhere open for hiring bikes & on a closer investigation of the guidebook, all the wineries were pretty much closed too!
We came up with a plan to go to a bodega (winery) for lunch & after a quick bit of research found Ruca Malen – open, offering lunch on a Sunday (6 courses with wine pairings), including a vegetarian option (my friend doesn't eat red meat). Perfect… & it was!
The hotel reception booked it for us & although we were planning a bus again, time got the better of us. It took 40 minutes & AR$400 to get to Ruca Malen in the Lujan de Cuyo. The location was perfect – but it's hard not to be when you have vineyards backed by the Andes (& when the cloud cleared for our lunch, we could see the snow caps).
The Tasting Menu is called "Footsteps of our Ancestors". To quote "This menu is a tribute to the cooking techniques and products used by the native peoples who were guardians of the lands at the foot of the Andes along the Argentine territory before the arrival of the white man. Its cultural wealth leaves us with a legacy of knowledge, utensils and cooking methods that allow us to reconnect with the land."
We started with a brief tour of the kitchen garden (including pits in the ground where they cooked some of the elements using traditional techniques), the vines & the cellar before settling down on the terrace for our meal.
The food & wines were amazing & the service impeccable throughout. The menu included beef carpaccio (beetroot for veggie), potato bread (cooked on hot coals underground & served on stones) with pork knuckle (gnocchi for veggie) & filet mignon for the main course (lasagne for veggie).
My favourite wine was the Ruca Malen Malbec 2014 served with the second starter of an egg with roasted pumpkin & carob bread. So much so I bought a bottle for the evening ahead & they were also kind enough to give us another glass while we waited for the taxi home.
We returned to our hotel in Mendoza fully satisfied, fed & watered after what turned out to be a spectacular Sunday after all!
Wine Tour of the Uco Valley with Trout & Wine
We had booked this online before we left for Argentina at a cost US$180 (with a deposit taken but most paid on the day & a small discount for cash). We were picked up from our hotel at 8.35am to discover it was effectively a private tour – with the 2 of us, our guide Juan & Enzo our driver. They were both lovely. Juan was incredibly informative about the geography and history of the area, had a great sense of humour & spoke impeccable English. They were also happy to stop whenever we felt the views were too good to pass up a photo opportunity.
Throughout the day we visited 3 bodegas, 2 for a tour & tastings & the third for a 6-course paired lunch tasting menu (our 2nd in 2 days!).
We started the tour at the Pulenta Estate with a 9.30am taste of Rose on the terrace – backed by the vines & the Andes, before heading off for a tour. The tour was a basic introduction to the vineyards & how they make their wine, with a walk through the cellar & some information on their long-time association with Porsche.
"We then went back to the terrace to test our sense of smell – trying to identify several aromas with our eyes shut (tobacco, green pepper, cinnamon, chocolate etc). This was an interesting part of the tour which really opened our nasal passages to what we could detect once we started with the wines."
The tastings at Pulenta are generally red wines (although the lady who had joined us on the tour had specifically asked for only white which they obliged, and as a result, we were also able to have a sneaky Sauvignon Blanc from her bottle at the end!). As with all the bodegas, we visited they have 3 lines of wine – the Young, the Reserve & the Premium brands (names change depending on the winery & prices increase respectively) & in each we got to taste a sample of all 3. If you choose to buy a bottle at any of the wineries they do offer a discount but even so, the wine at Pulenta was quite pricey so we downgraded from a bottle of Merlot to a La Flor Sauvignon Blanc 2016 (AR$150).
We then had a 40-minute drive to our next tasting at Sophenia which, having crossed a small hill was in an even more stunning location close to the foothills of the Andes. This time the tour included an opportunity to see the bottling process in action before heading to the cellar for a tasting. We visited in April & due to the upcoming World Malbec Day (17th April), they were using the month to taste purely the different Malbec's they produce. Fine by me!
Overall, we tasted 4 wines, including a rose & again spanning all 3 ranges produced. They also included cheese and crackers to enjoy & help cleanse the pallet. This time we bought a Sophenia 2 Malbec & Cabernet Sauvignon blend 2015 from the mid-range, noticing that the prices generally were much more reasonable than Pulenta (AR$220).
Our final stop was just next door at Andeluna. This time there was no tour but we sat down to lunch in a spectacular restaurant, overlooking vines & the snow-capped Andes (again!) & this time also in full view of the kitchen. Outside it was hard to stand there & not believe that the view had been photoshopped. It seems closer to the Andes than the others, the vines were literally backed by the snow-capped mountains. We were in awe… again!
I'm pleased to report that there were also vegetarian options for each of the meat dishes. This time the menu included beetroot soufflé with goats cheese mousse, filet mignon wrapped in puff pastry (fish for veggie) & chocolate, pumpkin & toffee mouse for dessert. In addition, the tasting for dessert was our first sample of dessert wine which was delicious. We chose to take our desert & coffee on the terrace to make the most of the view.
This time I went for a bottle of Andeluna 1300 Torrontes 2015 for AR$200.
After a full day of eating & drinking we headed back & were at our hotel by around 5.15pm. Another beautiful day in a wine lovers paradise!
A Day in the Hotel & Spa at Termas Cacheuta
After 2 days enjoying the wine & food of Mendoza, we opted for something a little different for our 3rd day in the area – a day at the spa! Again, we had researched & booked before leaving the UK as we had limited time (but be aware if you do the same they are not always the most efficient at responding but you will hear from them). They also have offices in Mendoza, where you can book.
We were due to be picked up at 9am from our hotel – as we were the last stop it was more like 9.45am and the journey to the spa took around 40 minutes. Once at the spa we hired a robe (AR$40 each & essential in my opinion, unless you happen to be travelling with a white robe?!), were given our towel (you can get a second fresh one for the afternoon session) & wristband & taken down to the baths.
The spa is a half inside, half outside the complex in another beautiful setting on the side of a valley. The pools are naturally heated (apparently the water has healing powers) & vary in temperature from 43oC to (very) cold!
As well as the 10 pools, you can cover yourself with mud for a full face & body mask, visit a natural sauna in a cave (La Gruta), take a traditional sauna, make use of the massaging showers or just spend your time relaxing by the outdoor swimming pool. They also offer a range of treatments including 1 hour massage (AR$300) or facial (AR$600) from the therapists. Please be advised that you should request these when you book as all slots had been taken by the time we arrived.
Lunch was included in the price & was an impressive all-you-can-eat buffet with lots of options for meat eaters & vegetarians (I challenge anyone not to return with a plate piled high!). Drinks were not included but you could pay cash (wine & beer are available if you'd like, as well as the full range of soft drinks).
"Top tips for the day – definitely hire a robe, make sure you bring your flip flops & don't forget your cash before you head up for lunch. Also after lunch we went straight back down to the pools. We have no idea where everyone else was but we pretty much had the place to ourselves for 30 minutes which was perfect."
The total price for the day, including transfers from the hotel & lunch, was AR$865. Well worth it for a memorable & full day (pick up for the return transfer is 5.45pm) of relaxing, in a beautiful setting as an alternative to the food & wine indulgencies of the other excursions from Mendoza.
Where next time?
This would definitely be the self guided bike tour – bus to Maipu & hiring bikes from Mr Hugo for a cycle around the bodegas in the valley.
What do you think?
Where else have you been in the world that is great for lovers of wine & food?
What other activities would you recommend for a trip to Mendoza?
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The Superstock picture remained unchanged with Michael Dunlop on top of the leaderboard but Dean Harrison's 126.059mph lap was the quickest of the night. Ian Hutchinson and John McGuinness were the big movers in Supersport, lapping just shy of 125mph but Bruce Anstey remains the man to beat after breaking that particular barrier on Wednesday.
On the first lap of lightweight qualifying, James Hillier set the pace on his Quattro Plant Kawasaki but his benchmark lap was 4mph down on the overall best of Ryan Farquhar. Jamie Hamilton closed the gap slightly, hitting 115.74mph but Michael Rutter's hopes of improving were dashed by a broken steering damper.
Dave Molyneux and Ben Binns upped the ante in the Sidecar session that kicked off the evening with a 114.687mph lap, just half a second slower than John Holden and Dan Sayle's Thursday flyer. Tim Reeves and Patrick Farrance were second quickest on the night but remain third ahead of the Birchall brothers with their opening race now moved to Monday.
The RST Superbike race will now take place at 2pm on Sunday afternoon, followed by the RST parade lap, while the RL360° Superstock race will kick off a triple-header on Monday at 10:45am. The opening Sure Sidecar race has been shifted to 2pm on Monday with TT Zero qualifying taking place shortly afterwards while the first Monster Energy Supersport race is scheduled for 6:30pm.


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What a great idea! Comfort Dogs at Funeral homes!
What a great idea! Comfort Dogs at Funeral homes!
Over 10 years ago, my cat Wolfgang died and left behind a broken hearted Mom, two dogs who were his sisters and three younger cats- the kittens we called them then and still call them now.
Without Wolfgang his little pack sort of got lost- the Kittens refused to go into the front yard and my dogs- or The Girls as I called them lost the bounce in their step and spent a lot of time in the backyard sleeping.
I figured I'd let them sort it out and a new pack leader would emerge, you'd think that was me but let's face it. I belonged to Wolfie the same way they did so that didn't happen.
We were in trouble, when you think about it.
One day a friend of mine brought a stray cat into work- the cat was headed for the humane society and I could tell my friend was not happy about that decision but apparently Kolchak ( as I would name him ) was digging up a flower bed and had made the homeowner mad so Kolchak was caught in a trap.
When I met Kolchak he was in the trap, on his back playing with the handled which he had somehow worked into the cage. He was on his back when he looked up at me with the most devastatingly beautiful yellow eyes and he meowed as if he was saying, ' well there you are.'
I named him Carl Kolchak because my warehouse is part of the Seattle Underground system and my favorite TV hero- Carl Kolchak had the first of his adventures in Seattle's Underground.
Kolchak was calm, cool and quite the gentleman cat. He never jumped on anyone looking for attention and he always seemed to know when to be there and when to give you your space.
When I took him to the vets for his checkup he walked around the office and on the counter with confidence- nothing rattled Kolchak.
When I took him home, it was like he had always lived there.
The Girls watched him walk around the house and then they followed him- like they used to do with Wolfie.
The holdout was Domino, she didn't want Kolchak around her. But he persisted in his quiet way and after that he was always at her side- even when she started to suffer from heart failure.
He was there with her the night she died, by her side.
Of course.
The Kittens- who were actually about 5 years old at the time took to Kolchak right away- he tried to get them to go into the front yard with him and they would if me and Domino went too, but their confidence in that area never came back.
Almost 3 years ago I brought home a little puppy I named Hamish Macbeth and Kolchak did what he did for Domino- when Hamish was little and I was only walking him around the yard and in front of the house Kolchak followed us the entire time.
Sometimes he was more insistent then others that we head back to the house and I always followed his lead- I figured he was picking up on something that wasn't " Hamish Friendly".
That was Kolchak, the big brother, the confident cat that came into a broken little family and put it back together again.
As I said about Carl with love and admiration when I would see him sunning himself, or grooming Hamish or one of his brothers, when he stayed by Domino's side as her health failed and when he would sit in the back yard wither Cerbie and go after planes and birds-
He was suave and so debonair.
Goodnight Carl Kolchak, we love you so much.
I have been spending a lot of time out and about in the world.
I've been to the symphony, argued with a friend, tried to figure out what wine tasting is all about and indulged in a new variety of Marshmallow Peeps called " Delights".
I guess I wanted to add a little pep to my writing and that's the way I do it- I sort of jump into things and start swimming and hope a shark doesn't pop up and bite me in half.
Tonight I walked my dog Hamish Macbeth and on our walk he tried to eat a rotten sandwich, cat poop and he ate a mouthful of yard clippings. When we got home I gave him a Peanut Butter Girl Scout cookie and he dropped it on the floor uneaten.
I picked it up and offered it to him and he took it, looked at me for a minute and let it drop back out of his mouth and it landed on the floor, only slightly soggy and hardly even chewed.
I considered throwing it under a bush because I wondered if he found it tomorrow if he'd eat it then.
Why bother, I decided.
I know the answer.
I saw some big things, small things weird things and I was glad I was there.
Now it's time to write again.
The world is a great place.
See it often.
A long time ago I was told
that everyone has dreams
and sometimes those dreams come true.
All of my dreams are nightmares.
And they always seem to come true.
I don't like to dream anymore.
This was painted on one of those temporary walls they put up at construction sights.
I'm not sure what is says, but it's pink and the creature in it is fierce.
I like both of those things.
This is my dog, Hamish Macbeth.
Hamish hates my phone- this is what he does to me when I'm using it.
He reminds me of the looks my Mom gave me when I was laying on my bed listening to my music full blast on my headphones and I'd open my eyes and…
I took this at Women's March in Seattle in January.
I like the way everyone looks sort of ghostly except for the message.
I'm not sure if that is good or bad.


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January 20th is one of the significant days recorded on my 2019 Japanese eco-calendar. It is described as the 'Coldest time of the year', known as Daikan (Great cold). This period covers January 20th to February 3rd and is the final of the 24 major divisions (sekki) of the traditional Japanese calendar. In Kyoto it was raining on the first day of Daikan in 2019 and the temperature reached 11 degrees celsius. Elsewhere in Japan the conditions would differ considerably, as I discovered in the winter of 2018 when I travelled from Okinawa in the south-west to Hokkaido in the north-east (see here). Wherever one finds oneself, paying attention to these finer changes in the seasons and natural world brings us closer to the elements around us. At an even finer level the 24 divisions can be split into 72 ko that last around five days each. As an example, the first five days of Daikan are called 'Fuki no hana saku' (Butterburs bud). This attention to detail to the environment has many merits.
Mt Atago, Kyoto: exploring the energy of a sacred mountain
Mt Atago is the highest mountain in the ranges that flank Kyoto. It has been a place of Shugendo practice and worship for over 1300 years. Ever since learning that a deity that provided protection from fire was enshrined there, my heart was set on climbing the mountain. The first opportunity to ascend Mt Atago arose on the 21st of May 2017 when a friend and I hiked the 3.7 km trail to Atago Jinja at the summit. The second ascent took place on the 7th of October 2018 as part of a Shugendo pilgrimage with Wani-ontakesan. Both visits to Mt Atago, with their different seasons and different circumstances, were compelling in their own way. Both were connected to the element of fire and in October 2018 to the phenomenal power of typhoons. The energy of the mountain and the long history of veneration at Mt Atago was palpable.
Typhoons on my mind, the extraordinary 2018 season in Japan
The extraordinary 2018 typhoon season in Japan has been playing on my mind. The frequency, size and trajectories of typhoons this year, and the level of disruption and damage, has drawn the world's attention as well. It's not just that I was going to be back in Japan soon after after the destructive Typhoons Jebi (Typhoon number 21) and Trami (Typhoon number 24) made landfall, with another typhoon on the way. Something is different. Two catalysts have led me to delve more deeply into typhoons as one of the elemental forces that have helped shaped Japan and her people: 1) hearing reports from my friends in Japan about living through these Super Typhoons, and 2) seeing Typhoon Trami from space. From the 'Kamikaze' typhoons that were crucial in the defeat of two Mongol invasions of Japan over 700 years ago, to modern interpretations of the Gods of Wind and Thunder at Narita Airport, typhoons play a critical role in the history and culture of Japan.
A transformative two months in Elemental Japan
Cherry blossoms are synonymous with Japan. It was these ephemeral beauties that determined the starting date of March 23rd, 2018 for a two month trip to further explore the elements in the Land of the Rising Sun. The first month was spent with my sister Ruth. Together we saw Sakura in different phases of development, from gorgeous pink buds to trees mostly covered with leaves. The experience was magical, with the highlight the cherry blossom viewing party (hanami), next to Fushimi Castle in Kyoto. My solo travel spanned early Summer, a season of vibrant greens, Azaleas, Irises, the hint of hydrangeas and the flooding of rice paddies. Starting in Kamakura, the second month found me in Tokyo during Golden Week, travelling in southern and northern Honshu, and ending in Sendai to visit the 3/11 Community Memorial Centre. Here I introduce some of the elemental themes and transformations that occurred over this stimulating two months with a focus on the flower that captivates a nation.
Shugendo now – a winter pilgrimage on Mt Ontake, Japan
Mt Ontake is a sacred mountain 100 km northeast of Nagoya on the border of Nagano and Gifu Prefectures. At 3067 m it is the second highest volcano in Japan, after Mt Fuji. Pilgrimages to worship Mt Ontake and seek spiritual enlightenment have been made for centuries and continue today. On 23-24 January 2018 I joined a winter pilgrimage on Ontakesan with the Wani-ontakesan community, led by three Shugendo masters. Undertaking ascetic practices on the mountain in extreme conditions reinforced that we are part of nature and the universe. Sharing this experience with others and hearing the word of Gods and ancestors through a medium – a hallmark of Mt Ontake worship – was profound and empowering. The rituals and prayers associated with the pilgrimage were a sign of deep respect and reverence for Mt Ontake and its Gods, and the ancestors memorialised on its volcanic slopes. This transformative experience deepened my understanding and appreciation of the elements in Japan and Japanese culture. It is a pleasure to share my impressions of the two days spent with this remarkable community of faith.
Winter in Japan: a world of ice and fire
Experiencing winter in Japan is a must for someone exploring the elements in this remarkable country. Many people associate this season with the ice crystals we know as snow. Snow does not blanket the whole of Japan in winter though, not by a long shot. And where there is snow – the amount, type and timing of occurrence vary considerably. To experience the great diversity of environmental conditions and activities that occur in winter in Japan I have designed a trip that begins in subtropical Okinawa and ends in subarctic Hokkaido. My Japanese winter will include many special expressions of ice and fire along the way. Continue reading
The elemental allure of onsen
Japan is synonymous with onsen – hot (mineral) springs. As it should be. Volcanoes, which Japan has in abundance, play a key role in the formation of hot springs. Fire (magma) heats water. Earth adds minerals. Nature provides a magical setting with most hot springs originally being in the open air. People traditionally bathed communally. The very hot water provides relief from the humidity in summer and warmth in winter. These characteristics bring many health benefits. It is no wonder that hot springs are such an important part of Japanese culture. Onsen also draw many tourists to Japan with one-third of visitors recently indicating it was one of their main reasons for travelling. I can understand the elemental allure.
Kyushu, Land of Fire
Visiting Kyushu, the south-western most of Japan's main islands, is on the top of my itinerary when I next travel to Japan. It is a very elemental place. Kyushu is known for its active volcanoes, lava beaches and hot springs. The recent Kumamoto earthquake captured the world's attention and highlighted the unstable nature of the island. I have seen both Kumamoto and Kyushu referred to as the Land of Fire. The origin of that name was an eye-opener for me, as is the fascinating history of the island called 'the gateway to Japan'. (I'm pleased to say that I was finally able to spend 3 weeks in Kyushu in June 2017 – at the end of this introductory post I have included some photographic impressions of that wonderful time).
The power of the five elements
On October 29th, 2016 I made a pilgrimage of sorts from Kyoto to Sohonzan Zentsu-ji on Shikoku. Through serendipity I had discovered that this Temple was where Kukai (posthumously named Kobo Daishi), the founder of Esoteric Shingon Buddhism in Japan, was born and grew up. The five elements of earth, fire, water, wind and space are an essential part of the teachings and practices of Shingon Buddhism. As Zentsu-ji has been identified as one of the top three temples associated with Kobo Daishi (the others being the Koyasan complex and Toji Temple, both on Honshu, both of which I have visited) I decided that catching three trains each way was worth the effort. It was an effort very well rewarded.
Returning to the elements
October 1st 2016 marked the first day of my return trip to Japan to continue my exploration of the elements. In contrast to my last visit when I was based in Kyoto (see my first 8 posts) this time I am on the move! I have identified a number of places and traditions with specific connections to the elements to visit and interact with over the next two months. And then there are those delightful serendipitous opportunities that seem to arise quite often.


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Burnt out cars
Abandoned buildings
Clouds and skies
Twickenham swimming baths
Kew Gardens / Chelsea Flower Show
Blink Camera
Concorde's last flight
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Winning Night for Unify Communications – Two Top Awards in the Same Evening.
Ordinarily, winning one award is cause for celebration, so you can imagine the atmosphere in Unify HQ today having collected trophies for not one but TWO awards in separate ceremonies held last night…
Unify Communications named 'Best Managed Service Provider' in the UK Cloud Awards.
Last night's sixth annual UK Cloud Awards honoured the best and brightest individuals and companies working in the UK cloud industry. The awards, which are arranged by the Cloud Industry Forum (CIF) and Cloud Pro, acknowledged and rewarded the best cloud providers, products and projects from the last year.
With a record number of entries to the 2019 awards, Unify are extremely proud to have been dubbed 'Best Managed Service Provider'.
Entrants were urged to describe how they have created a positive impact for their customers, and how their technological excellence translates directly into business benefits for the end-customer. For Unify, this meant detailing the very real benefits our cloud solutions have delivered to our end-customers – such as a £2 million annualised operational saving for First Utility (now Shell Energy) and a 10% efficiency saving immediately with Holland and Barrett.
But the good news didn't stop there…
Unify named 'Reseller of the Year' in the National Technology Awards
I am delighted to announce that Unify Communications was last night awarded the title of "Reseller of the Year" at the prestigious National Technology Awards, organised by National Technology News.
Now in their 3rd year, the awards showcase the achievements of those within the corporate technology market and celebrate those who help to drive standards and encourage excellence. Whilst we were thrilled to be shortlisted, it is a real honour to have been named the winners within our category.
Entrants were encouraged to detail the ways in which they had established strong relationships with the end-customer, and to give a comprehensive explanation of the services offered, as well as detailing how these ensured they differed from competitors in the same space. At Unify, we are extremely proud of the relationships we've built as one of the only cloud systems integrators delivering significant transformation projects, and the results we've helped customers like Nuffield Health, Addison Lee and National Express to achieve.
Ultimately, whilst we are incredibly honoured to have been recognised with both awards, it's not the accolades which give us the most pride – it's the relationships we've built.
Our relationships with our customers are what has driven our whole business and powered our continued success. The strength and quality of our vendor relationshipsare an integral part of the effectiveness and scope of the solutions we can offer. Finally, the hardworking and dedicated nature of our own Unify team continue to ensure the highest possible standards of service.
A huge thank you to all who have supported or continue to support our endeavours, and may the good fortune continue!


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NIH Funds New Alzheimer's Research
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Volasertib Receives FDA 'Breakthrough Therapy' Designation for Treatment of Leukemia
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