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Only 1 Hour from Tucson and just 5 Miles from Highway 19! This Half Acre Lot in Rio Rico, Arizona is Perfect for Building: It has Paved Road Access, Electric and Water at the Lot, and it Comes with Title Insurance!
The closing process is simple, and we keep closing costs low by paying most of them ourselves. Financing is available with No Credit Check.
For more information, Send us a Text Message or Visit Our Website (use link on this page).
With mountain views, a wide variety of recreational activities nearby, and convenient access from Highway 19, this 0.46 acre lot would make a great location for a vacation home, retirement property, or long-term investment. Its rural setting provides a relaxing, natural backdrop. At the same time, its 5 mile proximity to the highway, easy access via paved roads, and 1 hour driving distance from Tucson make it simple to get to modern conveniences or for friends and family to visit the property.
This property is located in the Rio Rico Villas Unit 11 subdivision in Rio Rico, Arizona. Its a flat lot, making it easy to build on. You can access the property by paved roads, and both electric and water appear to be at the lot (please verify utilities before purchasing).
OUTDOOR RECREATION AND CULTURE TO ENJOY NEAR THIS PROPERTY:
* Play golf at the Rio Rico Golf Course
* Go hiking, bird watching, or horseback riding in Santa Cruz Countys Sonoita Creek State Natural Area, Coronado National Forest, Patagonia Lake State Park, or San Rafael State Natural Area
* Take advantage of excellent places to hunt throughout the county (Field and Stream magazine wrote about the excellent wild quail hunting in Santa Cruz County in its February-March 2017 issue)
* Enjoy an event at the Sonoita Fairgrounds such as the Sonoita Horse Races, the Quarter Horse Show, the Labor Day Rodeo, or the Santa Cruz County Fair.
* Explore the nearby artist colony of Tubac
* Go south to the international border for Mexican culture and cuisine; Sample Santa Cruz Countys local wineries in Sonoita.
* Located in Rio Rico East
* Driving directions: Take Pendleton to Camino Josefina, then take Right on Via Lorena, then Left on Camino Austria then Left on Alder Ct.
* High School: Rio Rico High School
* GPS Coordinates: 31.568, -111.018
* Please see the maps in the photo section of this page. They show this propertys short distance (appx 5 miles) to the highway and easy 1 hour drive from Tucson.
* Physical Address: 1777 Alder Corte, Rio Rico, AZ 85648
* Legal Description: Rio Rico Villas 11 Block 458 Lot 9
* Size: 0.46 acres
* Parcel Number: 137-02-349
* Terrain: Flat with mesquite vegetation, views of mountains.
* Access: Paved roads.
* Zoning: Residential (R-2)
* Electric: At Property Line. Please verify before buying.
* Sewer: Septic Required
* Water: Water company water appears to be at the lot. Please verify before buying.
* Conveyance: Warranty Deed.
* HOA: None required. Theres a voluntary Rio Rico community association that you can join if you want to for a small fee, but theres no requirement to join if you dont want to.
* Taxes: $96 / Annually
PRICE / FINANCING INFO - CHOOSE BETWEEN:
* Cash price: $4,450
* Financed price: $4,950. Down payment of $499 and monthly payments of $141 for 36 months. Interest rate: 8.5%. No credit check required.
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- May 05 2022
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Cinco de Mayo Party!
Join us at Pivot to celebrate Cinco de Mayo!
We’re brewing up a Zesty Lime Margarita style cider, a Mango & Habanero cider, and Micheladas, a Mexican beer cocktail!
Tacos el Tio food truck will be on-site to prepare you authentic Mexican dishes.
No better way to celebrate, right?

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Band – Program Your Own Concert
Program Your Own Band Concert
Students will listen to a wide variety of wind band selections on YouTube and choose 4 works to program on a concert and set a performance order. Students can base programming solely on the music or can delve further by researching the background of the works to determine a linking overall theme. While this activity would be well suited for middle or high school band students, the repertoire is primarily high school or collegiate level.
Directions: Below you will find 22 wind band pieces along with links to listen to them on YouTube. Using only the options listed, develop a concert program of 4 pieces. Choose a theme, concert title, and list your piece choices in performance order. Then, in 4-6 complete sentences defend your reasoning for why you chose each piece AND why you placed it in that order.
In order to find a theme that links pieces, it may be helpful to use Google or other sources to find out the background of the piece—why was it written, what does it musically represent, is it telling a story, etc. On the pieces with multiple movements, feel free to use one or all movements to fit your theme.
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In an address to the country on June 15 and a conference with ambassadors of great powers yesterday, Georgian President Eduard Shevardnadze has announced a four-pronged initiative to jump-start negotiations on Abkhazia. Tbilisi proposes negotiations on the following parallel tracks: in the UN Security Council, in the Geneva framework of the “friends of Georgia” countries (led by the United States and Germany, but now also including Russia), in a special meeting of the CIS Council of Heads of State, which Shevardnadze wants Russia to convene, and in direct negotiations between Tbilisi and Abkhazia.
Tbilisi’s main immediate conditions are repatriation of Georgians recently re-expelled from Gali district and recognition of the principle of territorial integrity of a federalized Georgia. (Radio Tbilisi, RTR, Russian agencies, June 15 and 16) Shevardnadze evidently hopes that at least one of these tracks will initiate movement. Any of the four proposed frameworks would dilute Russia’s “peacekeeping” and mediating role, which has enabled Moscow to play off Georgians and Abkhaz against each other.
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Technology innovations in urban development worldwide are helping cities cope with the gap between infrastructure services and population but they are still struggling to ensure resiliency or sustainability. Urban development systems need to adopt a holistic approach for seamless integration between technology innovations, city design, environmental planning and management which are vital to the city’s development.
IBI Group is a technology-driven design firm with global architecture, engineering, planning and technology expertise. The company work across disciplines to define the cities of tomorrow through intelligent systems, sustainable buildings, and efficient infrastructure, shaping the way people live, move, learn and heal.
IBI Group joined Arcadis, a global leader in the delivery of sustainable design, engineering, and consultancy solutions for natural and built assets. Together, the combined strength of Arcadis IBI Group provides unprecedented opportunities to offer new client solutions, while defining the cities of tomorrow. The group’s digitally-driven expertise will transform its industries and provide the clients with innovative, future-focused technology-enabled solutions alongside human-centric design excellence.
Arcadis-IBI’s interconnected service offerings include system integration, traffic engineering services, technology services as well as placemaking- planning and urban design which allow them to design, build, operate, and maintain modern cities & systems from the ground up.
Below are examples of why technology, design and management go hand-in-hand to ensure holistic solutions for a city.
Institutional Strengthening – Developing an award-winning Smart City Strategy for Bhubaneswar
The Ministry of Urban Development put forth a Smart City Challenge to develop a conceptual plan to improve cities and resident’s lives with smart solutions. Arcadis IBI Group supported the development of a Smart City Challenge proposal for the city of Bhubaneswar, leveraging its global experience in the fields of transportation, planning, design, technology, and intelligence. Working with the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) and State of Odisha, Arcadis IBI Group prepared its Smart City Plan which was adjudged the first rank out of 98 cities in the country. The proposal emphasized on comprehensive development of the city, taking into consideration mobility, active transportation, energy, water, waste disposal, and integrated infrastructure.
Establishing Bhubaneswar Urban Knowledge Centre (BUKC) and Intelligent City Operations and Management Centre (ICOMC).
Arcadis IBI Group established the Program Management unit with more than 20 staff, including sector experts, in the Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA). The Bhubaneswar Urban Knowledge Centre (BUKC assisted the BDA in bringing its Smart City strategies together), it provides professional resources and service to create an in-house Knowledge Resource Centre with a physical presence in the BDA, and support the delivery of cutting-edge expertise in five key domains:
- Child-friendly Smart City Centre
- Transportation Planning
- Urban Design & Placemaking
- Smart Cities and Systems Integration
- Communications, Capacity Building & Knowledge Management
Additionally, an Intelligent City Operations and Management Centre (ICOMC) was established to oversee multiple city sub-systems including Traffic Management, Parking, Bus/Transit Operations, Common Fare Card, Smart Utilities, Emergency Response and City Incident Management. Furthermore, a number of citizen engagement initiatives such as city portals, open data, telecommunications and city WIFI zones were introduced to help residents and businesses collaborate within the community.
The arrangement of a Data Management Centre as well as an Urban Knowledge Centre working simultaneously to address urban solutions in Bhubaneswar proved to be a game changer. The data gathered from ICOMC with the help of technology helped BUKC determine plan and design solutions specific to the needs of the city and the people and build capacity within the agencies. Once implemented, ICOMC and BUKC together opened up channel for feedback, communication and monitoring of data for further improvements and upgradation.
Policy level Interventions – Introducing Bhubaneswar with Child Friendly Public Space Design Guidelines and Street Design Guidelines
The establishment of Bhubaneswar Urban Knowledge Centre and Intelligent City Operations and Management Centre led to inflow of city level data such as Traffic volume count, Pedestrian and Cyclist Volume Count, Accident data, Footfall data in Public spaces etc. which led to the realization that the city needs statutory level guidance across local agencies to ensure
- A more permanent solution to traffic issues and congestion.
- A streamlined mechanism for uniform development and management of streets and transit hubs.
- A more comprehensive approach towards traffic management than implementation of projects in silos
Bhubaneswar child friendly public space design guidelines and Bhubaneswar street design guidelines were created to ensure the above citywide. The child friendly guidelines aims at establishing that streets and other public spaces should be designed keeping in mind a child and its caregiver. It acts as an annexure to the larger street design guidelines which is a ready to use technical design guide to implement streetscape projects more efficiently and in accordance with the Smart city interventions and technological improvements. Both guidelines are intended to implement the complete streets policy in the city and to guide city agencies, developers and other stakeholders involved in urban reformations to take a more informed and sensitive approach towards the same.
Spatial Design Interventions – Streetscape design to accommodate increasing traffic and promote Non-Motorized Transit in the city
Spatial Design Interventions in accordance with policies and guidelines add yet another layer to a more sustainable and resilient streets in the city. Contrary to the popular notion that increase in carriageway of a road decreases the traffic congestion, our street design approach focuses on a more integrated approach which takes into consideration environment, importance of public transport and social character. We believe that the root cause of traffic congestion is increase in the use of private vehicles which is related to the economic and demographic trends of the city and is an ever-increasing curve. Thus, the design focuses on addressing the solution for the root cause rather than the issue in hand.
As an empaneled Urban Design firm with the Pune Municipal Corporation and as a consultant to Bhubaneswar Smart City Limited, Arcadis IBI Group has undertaken a series of streetscape improvement projects by prioritizing non-motorized transport (NMT), and public transport and incorporating smart solutions such as rain water harvesting, solar based lighting etc. The interventions catalyze further development in the area as well as serve as a model street designs for replication in other areas across the city.
Leveraging Design with Technology– Adaptive Traffic Control Systems
Traffic woes and congestion are listed as one of top most challenges in any urban city. Streamlining and management of traffic systems thus has become a priority for cities across the world. With increase in the dependency of the use of private vehicles, the road design and infrastructure implemented a few years ago cannot accommodate the increasing vehicular movement which leads to congestion and pollution. Like many cities worldwide, Indian cities, too, are now investing in dynamic technology such as Adaptive Traffic Control Systems which is a traffic management strategy in which traffic signal timing changes, or adapts, based on actual traffic demand. This is accomplished using an adaptive traffic control system consisting of both hardware and software.
With expertise in both urban planning as well as traffic engineering and technology, Arcadis IBI worked to develop the system, in various cities such as Chennai, Hyderabad and Bhubaneswar, designed keeping in mind factors such as existing street widths, proposed masterplans, traffic volume count, pedestrian volume count etc. Unlike existing traffic signals, the new adaptive traffic signal control system being implemented in greater Hyderabad automatically and continuously adjust the green times based on the changing arrival patterns of vehicles at an intersection, with the objective of optimizing a combination of delay and number of stops.
Using camera-based detectors, each junction movement constantly monitors the approaching vehicles and creates new timing sequences to match them. A central system is developed which provides monitoring of data from each junction and further optimizes the system at a network level to ensure synchronization of signals to reduce system delays.
Further the data from the system is analyzed and circulated to different agencies to improve and upgrade street network plans and design for the city.
Software innovations – a boon for integration of transportation systems
Bridging the gap between technology and design requires a platform which streamlines the data and provides the stakeholder with the information they seek in real time. This information can range from accessing parking facilities to getting real time traffic information and so on. To reduce the gap Arcadis IBI developed a range of products to make life easier for stakeholders seeking specific information.
CurbIQ – Curbside Management
The curbside is one of the most poorly understood parts of the municipal right-of-way. On the one hand, it’s a huge piece of municipal infrastructure that is essential to the urban transportation landscape, supporting billion-dollar industries like goods movement and ride sharing. On the other, it is a scarce – and diminishing – resource whose management principles remain rooted in 20th century technologies.
In a time where curbside uses are growing to include expanded patios, dedicated courier loading zones, and other temporary uses, cities need to leverage innovations in collecting, managing, and sharing curb data to improve the efficiency of operations at the curbside.
In the summer of 2020, The City of Toronto implemented CaféTO, its pandemic response program designed to help the restaurant industry expand its outdoor dining capacity through patios. The city retained IBI Group for this initiative which supported 800 restaurants. The team needed to help answer questions such as: how many on-street parking spaces are being repurposed for patios? What other curbside regulations are in place at this location? Are the patios too close to fire hydrants or transit stops? Is the adjacent speed limit acceptable? However, due to stay-at-home orders, the team had challenges conducting typical site visits to confirm existing conditions. Current online mapping services that provide panoramic street views lacked consistent, clear images of traffic signs and didn’t capture information such as speed limits, parking bylaws, and loading zones.
The IBI team needed a single reliable source of curbside regulation and asset information.
Made by the parking and curbside management experts at Arcadis IBI Group, CurbIQ is a curbside management software solution that digitizes curbside regulations and transportation assets, and displays them on a web-based map, for instant access. These regulations and assets can be managed and analyzed, to quickly surface insights such as the number of on-street parking spaces on a given street or the specific parking restriction in place at 5:00 pm on a Friday.
Using an interactive map, the team identified parking and loading restrictions, speed limits, fire hydrants, and more in real-time. A built-in measurement tool helped verify that the patios would be an appropriate distance from intersections, transit stops, and fire hydrants according to city criteria. This information was then cross-referenced on detailed design drawings — providing the team with a desktop tool to complete these essential tasks. Lastly, they could calculate the number of on-street parking spaces converting to patios using CurbIQ, minimizing field visits and guesswork, providing a quick and accurate solution.
TravelIQ – A powerful traveller information and event management tool
Traffic incidents can cause massive disruptions. Unsafe highway conditions can be treacherous. Road closures can cause unnecessary gridlock. In many daily situations, accurate, timely information is important.
TravelIQ keeps users informed with an internationally-proven, advanced traveller information system on a secure cloud-based platform with multi-channel flexibility. For transportation authorities, Travel-IQ helps to improve public safety by encouraging travellers to avoid problem areas and informing necessary road repairs. For private-sector clients, the software can provide location-based services and targeted marketing and advertising opportunities.

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WATCH: Mika's New Video for "Popular Song"
Mika preforms a new remixed version of the 'Wicked' song
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With a Tim Burton-esque filter on, Mika is joined by Nickelodeon's Ariana Grande for a remixed duet to "Popular Song" from Broadway's Wicked.
The video shows the two be bullied in school, and how they get their sweet revenge via a magic drink. Not exactly the best message for any kid fans, but a perfect fit for this Alice and Wonderland-meets-21st-century vibe.
Mika previously released another version of "Popular Song" on his third album, The Origin of Love. The British singer (and OUT100 honoree) also recently paired with Wicked veteran, Kristin Chenoweth, for a duet. Watch the video below:

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If you have been working on your family history and archiving your media, are you keeping track of where everything is? Saving our digital photos in folders that are labelled by the year they were taken is quite easy. We can even open folders within those to place special events such as weddings, birthdays, trips, and so forth. What is more difficult is keeping track of photos, documents, books and other family treasures that have been kept over the years in a variety of formats and places. It is also difficult to keep track of where these discs are, what thumb drive a photo is on, what Hard drive a collection is on, or, what is on the cloud and what isn’t.
To efficiently archive family history and photo collections, it is helpful to keep a list in a book, binder, spread sheet, or something that is on a computer and printed out. This makes it much easier to know where everything is. An example of this is having archives on external hard drives that are updated on different drives; film that is archived on DVD’s; prints from frames that have been digitized, and the prints are framed on the wall and the jpg files are in a specific place.
Share this document with other family members in case anything happens to your records. Once we have a collection of digitized photos and other media, it is helpful to have everything saved on an external hard drive. This will make it easier to add and update information. It is just as important to have a back up of that hard drive. Now, this can involve several hard drives so make sure we don’t get lost in these drives. I have about 5 Hard drives with archives on all of them.
Now I have been working to clean up my recording system so everything is in one place and nothing is duplicated on the same drive. Had I been more organized in the beginning of this journey, I wouldn’t have to spend valuable time double and triple checking everything. I recently came across a special photo on the computer. A few weeks later I tried to find it and where it is is still a mystery! This was a photo taken in the past ten years.


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What if you had the opportunity to take your Nursing career in a whole new direction while leveraging your previous experience? If you already have your Master of Science in Nursing (MSN), you can with South University’s Post Graduate Certificates in Nursing with specializations in Adult Health Nurse Practitioner or Family Nurse Practitioner. Both programs allow the successful graduate to:
Post Graduate Certificate in Nursing with a specialization in Adult Health Nurse Practitioner
The certificate program provides students with the knowledge and decision making skills to provide direct advanced practice nursing health care services to adults (ages 18+).
Post Graduate Certificate in Nursing with a specialization in Family Nurse Practitioner
The certificate program provides students with the knowledge and decision making skills to provide direct advanced practice nursing health care services to individuals across the life span.
No matter which program you choose, you’ll enjoy a blend of academic and field experiences guided by quality minded faculty.
Programs, credential levels, technology, and scheduling options vary by school and are subject to change. Not all programs are available to residents of all U.S. states. Administrative office: South University, Savannah, 709 Mall Boulevard, Savannah, GA 31406-4805 © 2020 South University. All rights reserved. Our email address is [email protected].
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This is the typical Thanksgiving menu: 11 recipes to make your own Thanksgiving
When each year I am attacked by Christmas carols and Polvorones at earlier dates, it almost makes me want to have some holiday as important as Thanksgiving for Americans, a holiday that has more and more presence in Spain even if it is only as an excuse to start getting together around a feast and trying something different. And it serves as a test or inspiration for Christmas menus, since roast turkey is very typical in many Spanish homes.
Thanksgiving menu ideas
Anyone who follows the American press or its regular series will have already had a Thanksgiving headache from a distance, and it is getting all the attention these days. Besides the turkey, do you know what the typical Thanksgiving menu is like? We suggest you imitate it with our own version through these recipes.
Best thanksgiving menus
We have already commented that today’s typical dishes would not have much to do with what the pilgrims ate, but it hardly matters. Traditions evolve and settle into popular culture, becoming something special, and in reality no two Thanksgiving menus are identical. Of course there are the “classics”, but in each house there are variations according to the family’s own tastes and customs. So you don’t have to follow any recipe strictly, but with these suggestions you can create a delicious Thanksgiving-style menu.
The turkey, king of the function
Let’s start with what’s important: there is no Thanksgiving without turkey, or without a vegetarian version. It is the main dish around which the entire menu revolves, the one that requires greater preparation and maximum care, since despite its simplicity it can be easy to spoil.
Thanksgiving food list
It is a very large animal, perfect for satisfying the appetites of large families and with always, always plenty of meat. In fact, leftover turkey is another delicacy that many Americans dream of, ideal for sandwiches and other dishes.
Traditional thanksgiving menu
It is normally bought frozen and that is why you also have to remember to take it out in time to start roasting it well in advance. Important points: get the cooking time right, achieve juicy meat with a well-browned exterior, and that it is not too dry or bland. We have a Thanksgiving turkey recipe in the purest American style, without too many complications. Of course, there are also those who prefer it fried, although frying a whole turkey is no mean feat.
Gravy or sauce
It must be admitted that turkey meat is a little dry, even if we are the kings of roasting and cover it well with butter, oil or broth. Eating it alone is unthinkable at a good Thanksgiving dinner, and the sauce or gravy plays a fundamental role. It is another of those essential components of the menu for which each family keeps its secret. Although it seems that in recent years many people prefer to play it safe by buying the sauce directly in a jar.
Thanksgiving menu ideas for a crowd
But if prepared well, the gravy takes on its own prominence and ends up washing down all the other dishes on the table. It’s actually a simple meat sauce that starts with a roux and is cooked with broth, slowly to avoid lumps. The gravy sauce recipe is very useful for other occasions or for chicken, and another option is to fix a roast that does not have sauce, or you can prepare a multipurpose sauce for meats that also works with salads.
Thanksgiving menu template
We finish the basic trilogy of the Thanksgiving menu with the other essential dressing, the famous cranberry sauce. Surely many of you met it for the first time watching a series or movie – in my case it was ‘Friends’ and its legendary Thanksgiving episodes -, in those times when we didn’t know that red and blue cranberries existed. Cranberries are very typical in the United States during the fall, although in Spain they are still difficult to find, and are usually at exorbitant prices.
Top 20 thanksgiving foods
So we can go easy and serve our turkey with jam or compote, cranberry jam or some equivalent: currants, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, etc. This sauce does not have as many followers as the previous one, and many homes prefer to buy a jar and save the step. But if you find fresh cranberries, the cranberry sauce recipe goes great with many other dishes. We also recommend trying the recipe for baked red fruit jam. It is a delicacy that combines wonderfully with roasted meats as in this case.
Stuffing or filling
Filling or stuffing
The concept of “stuffing” the Thanksgiving turkey is always curious to us. At least it catches my attention that such a caloric and satiating dish is prepared to accompany an already gargantuan menu, taking into account that it is served next to the turkey, and not inside. That is, the logical thing would be to stuff the bird with ingredients such as fruits or vegetables with some fat,
but traditional stuffing would end up drying it out more.
Old-fashioned thanksgiving dinner
In this dish there are many variations depending on the special touch of each family, although the base is cubes or thick bread crumbs, usually corn or a rustic loaf, with bacon, sausage, nuts or fruit, cheese, some vegetables. .. In the turkey recipe you have the instructions to prepare a very easy classic stuffing, which is generally served in a bowl as a garnish.
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Market Research Report
Maritime Safety System Market Forecasts to 2028 - Global Analysis By Component (Services, Solutions), Application (Counter Piracy, Safety of Ship), and End User, By Geography
|Maritime Safety System Market Forecasts to 2028 - Global Analysis By Component (Services, Solutions), Application (Counter Piracy, Safety of Ship), and End User, By Geography|
Published: May 1, 2022
Stratistics Market Research Consulting
Content info: 200+ Pages
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According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Maritime Safety System Market is accounted for $24.79 billion in 2021 and is expected to reach $45.03 billion by 2028 growing at a CAGR of 8.9% during the forecast period. Maritime safety includes everything from the safety of workers to ship construction and maintenance. Maritime safety refers to the securing of a life or a specific science of property with the aid of management, technology, or regulation of some kind of transportation conducted over water.
Increasing need to manage complex supply chain operations
The marine industry has to cope with dynamic market conditions and complex processes to operate. The industry is in the rush to employ digital technologies in shipping logistics as an opportunity to streamline operations, create smarter ships and fleets, and better prepare to capitalize on the growth. The marine management software offers a solution to end-users to effectively handle supply chain operations. Furthermore, more stringent environmental requirements continue to shape the maritime transport sector as transporters need to maintain service levels and reduce costs, and at the same time ensure sustainability in operations.
Rising criminal activities
The lack of uniform standards to implement security solutions across the marine industry and rising criminal activities across the marine industry are restraining the market growth. High integration & maintenance costs, growth in cyber warfare along with maritime terrorism, gun-running, drug trafficking, and other non-traditional seaborne attack are the major restraining factors of this market.
Development of integrated solutions
The maritime industry needs effective information sharing in real-time among communities of similar interest. The global naval network depends on information and communication technology that connects all the players and enables the effective flow of information, intelligence, and communications. Integrated traffic management systems and solutions offer high-performance and reliable services that are required to fulfill the continually evolving maritime safety standards. The detection of incidents is critical in the maritime domain. Thus, an integrated solution, which will offer a platform and provide data analysis to prevent maritime terrorism and piracy, is in great demand.
Growing issues pertaining to piracy
The attacks on vessels by pirates have been increasing over the past years. However, these are longer routes and cost more fuel. The extra fuel cost has to be borne by the customers. To reduce this, maritime safety has to be strengthened in areas where there are major risks of piracy. Some technologies and solutions can analyze piracy networks. This will help the countries to identify and arrest individuals involved in maritime piracy. As businesses are growing, the amount of data being collected from sources across networks, users, endpoints, and applications, continues to grow.
The services segment is expected to be the largest during the forecast period
The services segment is estimated to have a lucrative growth owing to the requirement for determining the time and cost needed to install the solution that requires fully-managed maritime safety services. The increasing need for maritime safety systems with proven small target detection capability to assist authorities in efficiently monitoring illegal activities is likely to gain traction in the next few years.
The vessel monitoring and management system segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period
The vessel monitoring and management system segment is anticipated to witness the fastest CAGR growth during the forecast period as this system helps in pinpointing the location of the ships and also helps in the transfer of important weather and environmental data.
Region with highest share:
Asia Pacific is projected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period due to rising instances of maritime threats in the regions, a rise in the adoption of maritime safety solutions and services, and favorable government regulations.
Region with highest CAGR:
North America is projected to have the highest CAGR over the forecast period as maritime safety solutions and services are highly effective in most organizations and verticals owing to the rising need to provide superior and advanced technology for the detection of various hazards and communication with all the available officials across the maritime sector.
Key players in the market
Some of the key players profiled in the Maritime Safety System Market include Westminster Group, Thales Group, Honeywell, Smiths Group, L3Harris Technologies, Raytheon, OSI Maritime Systems, Nuctech, Elbit Systems, HALO Maritime Defense Systems, Leonardo, Nautix Technologies, KONGSBERG, Saab Group, BAE Systems, Terma Group, and Northrop Grumman.
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After a year of waiting, Christina Yannetsos, MD, is finally headed to the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
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On June 28 the University of Colorado School of Medicine’s Center for Advancing Professional Excellence (CAPE) hosted the third installment in its virtual community event series “Being _____ On Anschutz Medical Campus.” The goal of the series is to connect with the Anschutz community and amplify diverse voices through candid conversations with members of underrepresented groups. Previous events centered on the Black and AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) communities.
In two recent articles published in Schizophrenia Bulletin, Sharon Hunter, PhD, an associate professor in the University of Colorado School of Medicine Department of Psychiatry, and M. Camille Hoffman, MD, MSc, an associate professor in the University of Colorado School of Medicine Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, along with their research group, have uncovered a potential link between choline deficiency in Black pregnant women in the United States and increased risk of developmental and behavioral issues that can evolve into mental illness later in their children’s lives.
U.S. News and World Report released its 2021–22 Best Children’s Hospitals rankings this week. Children’s Hospital Colorado ranked number 6 nationally and placed seven pediatric specialties in the top 10, including a number-one ranking for gastroenterology and gastrointestinal surgery. Children’s Colorado is affiliated with the University of Colorado School of Medicine. Together, the institutions are a national center for clinical care and medical research.
As a doctor on the front lines in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Lilia Cervantes, MD, quickly saw the disproportionate toll the virus was taking on Denver’s Latino community.
The University of Colorado School of Medicine Hooding & Oath Ceremony took place Friday, May 28, 2021, at 9 a.m. Due to ongoing COVID-19 precautions, the in-person ceremony was limited to the 184 members of the class of 2021, their personal CU School of Medicine faculty hooders, and up to two vaccinated guests each. The event was also livestreamed for friends and family members unable to attend in person.
After seeing the tragic COVID-19 crisis unfolding in India, Saketh Guntupalli, MD, associate professor of gynecologic oncology in the University of Colorado School of Medicine and member of the University of Colorado Cancer Center, decided to do something about it.
With graduation approaching, Eliza Baird-Daniel is looking forward to returning to her hometown of Seattle, Washington, to begin her residency. Baird-Daniel came to the University of Colorado School of Medicine after earning her undergraduate degree in neurobiology from Cornell University. We sat down with her to find out why she went into medicine, what she hopes to accomplish in the future, and what advice she’d give to new medical students.
Gavi Roda’s journey to medicine was seeded at a young age but didn’t fully blossom until her teenage years. As a child, she traveled frequently with her parents, Veralex and Greg Roda. Her family crisscrossed the world and moved more than eight times, including living in Singapore for four years, before finding a home in Broomfield, Colorado.
When children’s rights expert Warren Binford, JD, EdM, reported in 2019 that children in migration were held by the U.S. government in squalid conditions at the southern border, her description – based on interviews with the children and site inspections of the facilities – was denounced by White House officials and its allies as untrue.
The new University of Colorado School of Medicine at Colorado State University (CU SOM at CSU) branch campus will welcome its first four-year cohort of 12 medical students in Fort Collins this July. The branch will provide new avenues for clinical training for students as well as an opportunity to collaborate with another of Colorado’s top universities.
The University of Colorado School of Medicine is listed No. 6 in primary care and No. 27 in research on the Best Medical School rankings released today by U.S. News and World Report.
As a scientist and medical researcher, Emily Bates, PhD, was relieved and grateful to be able to take a COVID-19 vaccine. But when she began talking to others who didn’t work in medicine, she was surprised to find skepticism and resistance to the vaccines that can end the pandemic.
When COVID-19 struck during his first year of medical school in 2020, Michael Skaggs was still a few years away from being able to provide clinical care to patients. But he was right on time to put his skills as a former engineer and whitewater rafting company manager to work.
For the second year in a row, the University of Colorado School of Medicine Match Day celebration was hosted virtually for students, faculty, staff, family, and friends due to the pandemic. Instead of a mad dash to retrieve an envelope from a bulletin board, like the Match Day Jeff Druck, MD, assistant dean of student affairs, experienced, this year’s Match announcement was replaced by an email that promptly hit inboxes at 10 a.m. MDT on Friday, March 19.
It's a time-honored tradition that many medical students dream about. You receive a message, you open it, and suddenly it seems like everything in your life changes. For medical students who are about to graduate, Match Day is a career-defining moment.
Kia Washington, MD, looks back on her undergraduate experience as four years that helped to shape who she is. One of those years in particular stands out as not just formative, but transformative.
The University of Colorado School of Medicine on the Anschutz Medical Campus today announced the establishment of the Charles J. Blackwood, MD, Endowed Memorial Scholarship to support Black and other underrepresented medical students.
Five years ago, the Section of Wilderness and Environmental Medicine (WEM) at the University of Colorado School of Medicine journeyed to Greenland to provide health care services for researchers at the U.S. National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Summit Station.
James Burton, MD, professor of medicine and medical director of liver transplantation at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, says he and his colleagues are already starting to see the effect pandemic drinking is having on patients.
Even amid an increase in medical school applications across the country, the University of Colorado School of Medicine stands out. Outpacing the rise at most other medical schools, the CU School of Medicine has seen its number of applications double in the past five years, jumping 35% in the past year alone, compared to an increase of 18% nationwide. More than 14,000 candidates from around the world applied for one of just 184 seats in the class of 2025.
Katherine Green, MD, MS, assistant professor of otolaryngology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and medical director of the UCHealth Sleep Medicine Clinic, knows how important sleep is to our overall well-being. She also knows that the stresses of the past year — the COVID-19 pandemic, social and political unrest — have had detrimental effects on our sleep.
Along with art and music, science classes are often among the first to go when a school is faced with budget cuts.
Dean John J. Reilly, Jr., MD, highlighted some of the CU School of Medicine’s accomplishments over the past five years and outlined key initiatives moving forward in his annual State of the School address on January 13. He also spoke to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In October, ACCORDS (Adult and Child Consortium for Health Outcomes Research and Delivery Science) and the Colorado Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute invited a panel of several current and former students from the University of Colorado School of Medicine to share their experiences working on community-based projects with the Committed to Community program through 2040 Partners for Health, an Aurora, Colorado based nonprofit that works to eliminate health disparities and improve health in marginalized communities in the Denver metro area.
The world got to know Gitanjali Rao on December 3, 2020, the day Time magazine named her its first ever “Kid of the Year.”
The 15-year-old scientist and inventor from Lone Tree, Colorado, was recognized for her projects addressing prescription opioid addiction, contaminated water, cyberbullying and more, as well as her desire to bring together a community of young innovators from around the world to help solve global problems.
Immunologists from the University of Colorado School of Medicine this week expressed confidence in the COVID-19 vaccines and encouraged people to get vaccinations when they become available. They also addressed frequently asked questions about how the vaccines work, why they have confidence in the process that created the vaccines, and who should get the shots.
Doctors see it every day in clinics and emergency rooms around the world: the ever-worsening effects of climate change on human health.
Casey Greene, PhD, has been named director of the new Center for Health Artificial Intelligence at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, where he will lead the creation of a center building communities that use sophisticated data analysis methods to advance research and improve clinical practice on the Anschutz Medical Campus.
Sean O’Leary, MD, MPH, professor of pediatrics, has been on the School of Medicine faculty since 2010. He trained in the CU residency program at Children’s Hospital Colorado, practiced as a general pediatrician in Fort Collins for eight years, before returning to the Anschutz Medical Campus in 2007 to do his fellowship in Pediatric Infectious Diseases.
This summer, many parents scrambled as summer camps for their children were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Desperate parents were searching for safe activities that could engage their children after a spring of remote learning and lockdown at home.
Each year, Denver-area magazine 5280 publishes its list of top doctors. The annual list was recently released, and year after year, our CU School of Medicine faculty members were ranked among the best. We're proud to congratulate the more than 160 CU School of Medicine faculty members honored with the title top doctor.
The University of Colorado School Medicine and Office of Student Life welcomed the class of 2024 with a virtual orientation last Friday, launching the new medical students on their studies while the world continues to deal with a global pandemic.
University of Colorado Distinguished Professor Charles Dinarello, MD, has today been named one of the winners of the 2020 Tang Prize in Biopharmaceutical Science “for the development of cytokine-targeting biological therapies for treatment of inflammatory diseases.”
Although the campus remained quiet for this year’s commencement ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic, University of Colorado (CU) School of Medicine graduates celebrated at home with family and friends. This year’s new (pomp and) circumstance brought the School of Medicine community together virtually to celebrate the class of 2020 and their resilience during this time of adversity.
The University of Colorado School of Medicine is listed No. 9 on the primary care rankings of medical schools and No. 31 on the research rankings released today by U.S. News and World Report.
Newly published research by a CU School of Medicine faculty member and colleagues identifies multiple ways that health care providers and organizations can improve the quality of care provided to trafficked children.
The University of Colorado School of Medicine joined Salud Family Health Centers on Friday, February 28, to celebrate the grand opening of a new federally qualified health center in Aurora that will serve community residents who depend on Medicaid for health insurance.
The University of Colorado School of Medicine was launched in 1883. The new medical school, despite the sentiments about co-ed medical education at the time, did offer medical school admission to “all persons of either sex.” There was no such provision for African Americans. Though the early female students may not have been welcomed with open arms, the first female graduated in 1891. However, it was over 4 more decades, 1947, before CU School of Medicine graduated the first African American student, Dr. Charles J. Blackwood. He was featured in the CU Alumnus magazine on stage with Dr. Florence Sabin with a caption that described him as the first “Negro” graduate.
Christina Yannetsos, MD, assistant professor of emergency medicine for the University of Colorado School of Medicine, has been named a physician for Team USA for the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee for the 2020 Olympiad in Tokyo.
Infant and toddler foods sold in pouches have lower nutritional value than foods sold in jars and other packaging, according to a new study led by researchers from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
Home visits by nurses to check on infants and first-time mothers offer learning benefits for the children and savings in the cost of public welfare programs, according to new research published in December 2019 issue of the journal Pediatrics.
Patricia Gabow, MD, professor emerita of the University of Colorado School of Medicine, and former CEO of Denver Health, has today been named the recipient of the Gustav O. Lienhard Award for Advancement of Health Care.
Military veterans with a history of traumatic brain injury (TBI) are more than twice as likely to die by suicide compared with veterans without such a diagnosis, according to a newly published study by researchers led by faculty from the CU School of Medicine.
Physicians in the United States may prescribe opioids more frequently to patients during hospitalization and at discharge when compared to their physician peers in other countries, according to a recently published study led by researchers from the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
Brian T. Smith has been named Senior Associate Dean for Administration and Finance for the University of Colorado School of Medicine and Executive Director of CU Medicine, effective August 1.
A study led by D. Ross Camidge, MD, PhD, director of thoracic oncology at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and CU Cancer Center member, has helped to define MET amplification as a rare but potentially actionable driver for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).
Covid exposed the fragmented reality of US health records. Now an effort to bring together data from millions of patients is starting to show results.
Mid-July, the dog days of summer, also marks the midpoint of Colorado’s “ozone season.”
An unseasonal surge of winter viruses is landing children in the hospital in the middle of summer.

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With recent research suggesting that the tunes you listen to reveal a lot about you, what does US President George W Bush iPod playlist say about him?
A US Journalist has discovered the contents of Bush's iPod. It contains 250 songs, many of which were bought from iTunes. The music selection was "heavy on traditional country singers like George Jones, Alan Jackson and Kenny Chesney," New York Times reporter Elizabeth Bumiller reveals.
Hits include Van Morrison's Brown Eyed Girl and My Sharona by the Knack.
Joe Levy of Rolling Stone described the collection as: "Boomer rock 'n' roll", reports Editor and Publisher.


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Michelle Obama complains about growing up as a girl in United States
"Back when I was a girl, even though I was bright and curious and I had plenty of opinions of my own, people were often more interested in hearing what my brother had to say. And my parents didn’t have much money; neither of them had a university degree. So when I got to school, I sometimes encountered teachers who assumed that a girl like me wouldn’t be a good student. I was even told that I would never be admitted to a prestigious university, so I shouldn’t even bother to apply.," Obama said at the Qatar National Convention Center in Doha.
"Like so many girls across the globe, I got the message that I shouldn’t take up too much space in this world. That I should speak softly and rarely. That I should have modest ambitions for my future. That I should do what I was told and not ask too many questions. But I was lucky, because I had parents who believed in me, who had big dreams for me. They told me, don’t ever listen to those who doubt you. They said, just work harder to prove them wrong.
"And that’s what I did. I went to school. I worked hard. I got good grades. I got accepted to top universities. I went on to become a lawyer, a city government employee, a hospital executive, and –- the most important job I’ve ever had –- a mother to two beautiful girls.
"And as I moved forward, so did my country. In each generation, brave women and men fought to end gender discrimination in the workplace, to pass tougher laws against rape and domestic abuse, to ensure equal access to education for women. And while we still have work to do to achieve full economic, political equality for women in the U.S., today, nearly 60 percent of American university students are women. And as for the law school at Harvard University –- which I actually got my law degree -- the Dean of the school is now a woman, as are half the students," the First Lady said at the Qatar National Convention Center in Doha.


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Dwork On Sports: With Barkov Out, Lack Of Scoring Not The Only IssueThe Florida Panthers begin a stretch of eight straight games in the state of Florida on Tuesday night, with seven of those contests coming at the BB&T Center.
NBA 2015-2016 Season Preview: Eastern ConferenceThe 2015-2016 NBA season tips off October 27. Preview the Eastern Conference contenders, sleepers and teams jockeying for draft position.
Teams Battle For NBA Playoff Berths, Seeds At End Of SeasonEven teams that aren’t going to make the playoffs are getting a taste of it during the final days of the season.
Raptors Put Heat On Brink Of Elimination, Beat Miami 107-104 The Miami Heat are on the brink of playoff elimination following a 107-104 loss to the Toronto Raptors on Sunday night.
Jagr Leads Panthers Past Devils 3-2 In Season FinaleIn their season finale, the Florida Panthers beat the New Jersey Devils 3-2 on Saturday night thanks to Jaromir Jagr’s goal and assist.
Heat Trying To Avoid Playoff Fallout Versus RaptorsDwyane Wade knows there's plenty of doubt about the Miami Heat and their playoff chances right now.
Heat Down, But Insist They're Not Out In East RaceDwyane Wade knows there's plenty of doubt about the Miami Heat and their playoff chances right now.
Stamkos, Lightning Beat Panthers 4-0 To Clinch Home IceLed by Steven Stamkos’ two goals and an assist, the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Florida Panthers 4-0 on Saturday night.
Jagr Scores Twice, Panthers Defeat Senators 4-2Jaromir Jagr’s two goals helped the Florida Panthers not only beat the Ottawa Senators 4-2 on Sunday, but also pull the team within a point of Ottawa for ninth place in the Eastern Conference.
Panthers Playoff Hopes Hinge On Big Game In OttawaThe Florida Panthers push for a playoff spot will face a huge test on Sunday.
Dwyane Wade Named Eastern Conference Player Of The WeekMiami Heat star Dwyane Wade has been playing his best basketball of the season in recent weeks and it’s no coincidence that the team has been climbing the standings during that time.
Pirri’s Shootout Goal Gives Panthers 2-1 Win Over BruinsThe Panthers won their second game in a row thanks to Brandon Pirri’s clutch shootout goal against the Boston Bruins on Saturday night.

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Multiple Grammy Award-winning jazz pianist and world-renowned singer, Diana Krall continues with the 4th North American leg of her international “Turn Up The Quiet World Tour” that has visited over 80 cities in Europe and North America thus far.
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Diana Krall is the only jazz singer to have eight albums debut at the top of the Billboard Jazz Albums chart. To date, her albums have garnered five Grammy Awards, eight Juno Awards and have also earned nine gold, three platinum and seven multi-platinum albums. Krall's unique artistry transcends any single musical style and has made her one of the most recognizable artists of our time. Now, you can see her perform live when she performs at Smart Financial Centre!
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The Board of the Australian Institute of International Affairs is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Heather Smith PSM FAIIA as National President of the Institute from 1 April 2023.
Dr Smith has had a distinguished career in academia, business, and the public service. In addition to senior appointments in the Treasury, the Office of National Assessments, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, she served as Secretary of the Department of Communications and the Arts and, from 2017 to 2020, as Secretary of the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science.
She is currently a Professor in the National Security College at the Australian National University and a non-executive Director of ASX Limited and Challenger Ltd. She has served on the boards of the CSIRO, Infrastructure Australia, the United States Studies Centre and China Matters.
She was educated at the University of Queensland and the ANU.
The Board is delighted that before taking up the position, Dr Smith will deliver the 2022 Sir James Plimsoll Lecture for the Tasmanian Branch of the AIIA and the University of Tasmania in Hobart on 29 November 2022 on the subject “The Decade Ahead: Disruptive, disorderly and dangerous”.
Dr Smith will succeed Mr. Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA who will step down after five years as National President.


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We are a plant community ecology lab at the Department of Biological Sciences, at the University of Alberta, Canada.
We aim to understand why habitats become susceptible to invasive non-native plants and how management actions, human pressure and environmental factors affect their biological components. In the era of global change, we try to illuminate the biodiversity and functions of rare habitats that have been poorly studied.
We work across different habitat types but much of our work focuses on grasslands. These ecosystems cover a quarter of the global terrestrial surface but face unprecedented and enormous pressure by farming, non-native species, a disruption of natural disturbance regimes, and climate change.
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Summer 2023 position: We are looking for a UofA undergraduate student to apply for a USRA to join our project on Caragana arborescens invasions.
16 January 2023 Welcome to our new lab members Martin Hinojosa, Britton McNerlin (both MSc students), and Emily Wong (BIOL 498 student)!
12 January 2023 Former postdoc Ricarda Pätsch shows that bedrock meadows are a distinct vegetation type in interior NW North America. Read the paper in the journal Applied Vegetation Science
1 November 2022 Viktoria received a Schimper field research grant to collaborate with Tatjana Vakhlamova in Kazakhstan as part of a cross-continental comparison of levels of invasion across habitat types.
8 July 2022 We are looking for 1-2 MSc students to join our lab in January 2022. For more details see here
1 March 2022 Zoey's paper on non-native plant invasions in Alberta prairie grasslands was accepted in Rangeland Ecology & Management. Congrats, Zoey!

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Entrepreneurial Resources in Oregon
Oregon entrepreneurism is tough, even under the best of circumstances. To help your Oregon entrepreneurial journey go a little more smoothly, we've compiled the state's best tools into a singe list of resources for Oregon entrepreneurs.
Wondering whether there are any really good resources for Oregon business owners? Browse our list of resources for entrepreneurs in Oregon.
- Venture Capital Firms in Oregon
- Angel Investor Groups in Oregon
- Small Business Incubators in Oregon
- Incorporating in Oregon
- Oregon Businesses for Sale
- What's the Oregon Minimum Wage?
- How Many Small Business Are There in Oregon?
- Newspaper Advertising Costs in Oregon
- U.S. Small Business Administration
- SCORE - Counselors to America's Small Business - Find Your Local Chapter
- Secretary of State - Oregon - Business Services
- The Portland BizCenter
- Oregon Entrepreneurs Forum
- Oregon Economic & Community Development Department
- Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services
- Oregon Secretary of State - Corporation Division
- Entrepreneurial Resources in Oregon - by City
- Business Loan Sources for Cities in Oregon
- Starting a Company in Oregon
- Oregon Payroll Services Directory
- Buy a Business in Oregon
- Oregon Chamber of Commerce Directory
We are constantly updating our list of Oregon business resources. If you know of a good resource that should be on this list, please let us know.
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Electric Vehicle Charging
Having an EV charger at home means you can charge your car overnight, while you sleep, or during the day while you work from home. This eliminates the need to go to a public charging station, saving you time and effort.
Charging your EV at home is generally cheaper than using public charging stations. Additionally, many utility companies offer lower rates for EV charging during off-peak hours, which can further reduce your electricity costs.
A home with an EV charger can be more attractive to potential buyers who own or plan to purchase an EV. This could increase the resale value of your home.
EVs produce lower emissions than gas-powered vehicles, and charging them with renewable energy sources (such as solar panels) can further reduce your carbon footprint.
By owning an EV and charging it with renewable energy sources, you can help reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and support a cleaner, more sustainable energy system.
Overall, having an EV charger at home can provide convenience, cost savings, and environmental benefits for homeowners who own an EV.


Directors: Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman
Stars: James Franco
O, come all ye angel-headed hipsters, saintly motorcyclists and spinsters of Utica! Howl cries out for you, and for all whose antennae twitch to the expansive echo of Beat Generation banging.
In the space of just 84 minutes, ambitious filmmakers Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman illustrate and elucidate the epic 1955 Allen Ginsberg poem that jolted the Eisenhower era.
They also study the sexually conflicted Ginsberg (played by James Franco) and dramatize his 1957 trial that nearly jailed his publisher, Lawrence Ferlinghetti.
It’s narrative drama, documentary biopic and animated fantasy all rolled into one giddy package, a four-part celebration of a four-part poem.


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Unfortunately, I found hotel a bit dark, in need of a freshening up. Historic but needing some atmosphere and light. The staff were very nice ((except check in), room was generous but extremely noisy, food decent. Best part was pool which no one was even using. And very good precautions for Covid btw.
This small town hotel is incredibly unique. It is a combination of old world luxury, charming funkiness, and a feels- like-home appeal. The staff is gracious and obviously making a great effort to work around COVID. The food was inspired and delicious. The manager extended herself to be sure all our comforts were met. I would definitely stay here again.
My wife and I have stayed at The Willcox Inn several times and loved each visit. Although I have previously given it an excellent rating review, our recent visit during Covid-19 causes me to write another review. This place does everything right. The setting is perfect and the ambiance is amazing. Public areas are wonderful; dining is excellent; service is friendly and professional; accommodations perfect. It was as perfect as ever, but this time with added safety precautions everywhere, making us feel very safe. We never saw a staff member without a face mask properly positioned, and it was very hot out. We stayed in the Whitney Suite which was spacious and very nicely appointed, located on the third floor. It appeared and felt clean and was extremely comfortable. There was even a note in the closet telling you when the closet was sanitized that day. Having cocktails in the lounge area is always a highlight, as all parts of the lounge are beautiful. We then moved into the dining room, where tables were spaced in such a way to maximize social distancing. Dinner was outstanding, as always. We started with Caesar salads, then my wife ordered the filet and I had the special hangar steak with onion rings. This was accompanied by a delightful bottle of Chateauneuf du Pape. We finished with ice cream deserts. We were amazed by the way The Willcox has maintained its usual standard of excellence while, at the same time, making a guest feel extremely safe and comfortable during a pandemic. We cannot wait to return.…
Lovely Historic Property I had read about Aiken as a nice place to visit in a few publications. In planning a quick trip, I discovered info about the Willcox and after reading about the history and beauty of the facility along with the precautions they were taking with COVID-19 -- and the saltwater pool didn't hurt -- I decided to book the place. It was a lovely experience. The room was beautiful and well appointed. The service was top notch and everyone was so helpful. The location was ideal -- within easy walking distance to historic downtown. I am so glad we stayed.
I recently stayed at The Willcox, which is only about an hour from my home, in an effort to tiptoe back out into the real world, post quarantine. I stayed twice, over the course of two weeks. It was a great escape, both times. There were little things here and there that were not quite up to expectations, but I think, as the hospitality industry is feeling out how to safely reopen, The Willcox gets a pass. I'll definitely be trying them again, once normalcy resumes, and I'll update my review. I'm looking forward to my return.

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Baby Boober is the result of the end of World War II, when birth rates across the world spiked.
They are associated with a rejection of traditional values.
He also presented for in two albums of the band, Sons of the Sea. At present, Brandon is dating Baelyn Neff an American actress, Both lovebirds are staying in a relationship since 2008 and share eternal love and affection.
Brandon Boyd’s mother’s name is unknown at this time and his father’s name is under review. We will continue to update information on Brandon Boyd’s parents. People of this zodiac sign like to have fun with friends, help others, fight for causes, are a good listener and dislike broken promises, being bored, and people who disagree with them.Furthermore, he has written three books named So The Echo, White Fluffy Clouds Found Inspiration Moving Forward and From the Murks of the Sultry Abyss.The singer released his first debut solo album named The Wild Trapeze on July 6, 2010.The strengths of this sign are being independent, original, while the weaknesses can be running from emotional expression, temperamental and uncompromising.The greatest overall compatibility with Aquarius is Leo and Sagittarius.
Brandon Charles Boyd is a successful reputed American musician, songwriter, and artist best known as the lead vocalist of the American renowned band named Incubus.

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The finale of the Fall Food Series highlights the urgency of food freedom in preserving individuals' rights to purchase fresh, healthy food and farmers' rights to grow and produce food free of burdensome regulations enforced by misguided government bureaucracies. Food, inspired by the film, will be provided by the chefs at Whole Foods Market. Cinebarre, 963 Houston-Northcutt Blvd., Mount Pleasant. Thursday, 6pm. $10. Free. (843)813-3116, www.slowfoodcharleston.org.


First, you should know that this is not a widely used platform yet - at least not for web servers. Secondly, if you are running both SQL 2005 and Coldfusion on the same 64 bit server make sure and buy 6 Gigs or more of RAM. Now, assuming you have separate servers SQL will run splendidly in 64 bit mode (assuming you have the right version). Let's talk about Coldfusion.
I put this question to my guru list and they came up with some wonderful information for you.
You might be aware of a limitation of 2Gb of contiguous memory for a JVM instance in Windows. This limitation has to do with 32 bit Windows running on x86 hardware. Since the Sun JVM needs contiguous space in memory (registers stacked end to end). For this reason I typically use a limit of 1.3 gigabytes as the maximum heap size value (1380m). On a 64 bit system however, the underlying architecture is completely different. So different in fact, that it may be assumed that you can throw this convention away. Folks are sometimes surprised at just how much memory a 64 bit system consumes compared with a 32 bit system. But when you think about it, it stands to reason. A 64 bit system is designed to manipulate much larger blocks of data. Everything on it is engineered to have more capacity to accommodate that new condition - including the memory allocations.
Unfortunately I do not yet have the experience to give you any specific recommendations on a starting point for the heap size. You will have to keep in mind that you cannot allocate more memory on the heap than the physical memory available on the server (that would be the minimum number plus the permSize number) otherwise you will get an error indicating "cannot allocate enough virtual memory" in the *-out.log or *-err.log file (I can't remember which).
I do have the following links that may be helpfule:
Nat Papovich - 64 bit CF
Ben Forta - Running 32 bit CF on a 64 bit system
Patrick Quinn on the Heap Size Limitations on 32 Bit System
It should be noted here than current 64 bit systems usually support 32 bit programs. It is possible to run 32 bit CF on a 64 bit system and it will probably work as before. See Ben's article above for an example. My thanks to the Cfguru list, Patrick Quinn and Nat Papovich for help with this answer.
As always I welcome additional information. I will happily post a follow up as we gather real world experience on this issue.


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How in the world am I just seeing these? This is what happens when I slack off with my blogging!!! Loving big time these Booties by talented celeb wardrobe stylists now turned designer Rachel Zoe.
Shoe features upper leather, lining and sole, asymmetric military styled cuff with buttons, 6" heel, and 1.75" platform. Retailed at $425 and available for purchase at Nordstroms in sizes 8.5 and 10.


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Professional American basketball player, LeBron James is often compared to Michael Jordan in terms of their championship wins, honours and awards obtained on the court. However, now James may have to face further comparison to Michael Jordan off the court as he has recently taken to Instagram to unveil his newly shaved head.
Michael Jordan won all of his titles as a bald man, whereas James has been seen battling a receding hairline for longer than we can remember. In fact, his receding hairline has even become the brunt of many jokes, as some find this is the only relatable sign that he is actually a regular human like the rest of us!
Hair loss can be a difficult thing to cope with, especially for a celebrity; James has been seen struggling to conceal his thinning hair with the use of headbands and sometimes even appearing with a head of hair overnight.
Although now it appears James has finally surrendered to his hairline and shaved his head, choosing to go bald with dignity and taking back control. The new look will certainly make him more aerodynamic as he glides through the air for yet another signature slam dunk!
Scalp micropigmentation (SMP)
If James is still feeling self-conscious (although he’s pulling the look off perfectly so far) he would be the perfect candidate for an SMP procedure.
The minimally invasive procedure uses specialist equipment, where cosmetic pigments are deposited into the scalp to replicate the look of a shaved head. SMP is the ideal and increasingly popular solution for men who are losing their hair, results are completely natural looking and patients can work together with their technician to create their perfect hair line.
With minimal maintenance required and immediate effective results, SMP has become a leading hair loss solution globally.


Hisense plans efforts in smart traffic solutions
Home appliance giant seeks to acquire Siemens unit for global expansion
Chinese home appliance giant Hisense Group plans to buy Siemens' Intelligent Traffic Systems, which provides solutions for effective road traffic management, for nearly $1 billion, people familiar with the matter told China Daily on Wednesday.
The traffic division of Siemens is a world leader in intelligent traffic services and solutions with a history of more than 100 years, while the ITS business, which is affiliated to Siemens Mobility, operates in more than 40 countries and has an annual revenue of 600 million euros ($679.2 million).
The ITS unit mainly offers hardware and software for intelligent traffic control and management, from toll systems to traffic light controls. Media have reported German conglomerate Siemens planned to spin off the ITS business in fiscal year 2021 and sell it by mid-2021.
Hisense is taking the lead in China's intelligent transport industry. The Qingdao, Shandong province-based company has tapped into this segment since 1998 and its innovative integrated solutions for the intelligent transport industry have been applied in 169 cities across the nation. The company declined to comment on the deal.
Apart from the domestic market, Hisense is beefing up efforts to expand its presence in overseas markets. Zhang Sihai, president of Hisense TransTech Co Ltd, said the company is actively participating in the bidding of global intelligent transport projects and has already won bids in some countries.
"Hisense has been engaged in the intelligent transport segment for over 20 years, and acquiring Siemens' traffic management business will further help Hisense expand its presence in the global market," said Zhao Meimei, assistant president of market consultancy All View Cloud.
It is an inevitable trend that Chinese home appliances manufacturers are stepping up to march into overseas markets to seek new profit growth points and achieve long-term development, Zhao said.
Zhao said if Hisense wins the bid, overseas revenue may account for a larger proportion of its overall sales.
Hisense purchased Sharp's TV business in Mexico and acquired Sharp America's TV line for the North and South American markets in 2015.The company acquired a 95 percent stake in Japan's Toshiba Visual Solutions Corp in 2017, as part of its efforts to expand globally. In August 2018, it completed the acquisition of Slovenian appliances producer Gorenje.
Liang Zhenpeng, an independent consumer electronics analyst, said the acquisition will help Hisense speed up its layout in the global smart transport sector. "Cutting-edge technologies, such as artificial intelligence, the internet of things, big data and cloud computing, are playing an important role in bolstering the development of the intelligent transport industry."


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South Asia News
Far away in a small Himalayan kingdom, where steep mountains hold thousand-year-old Buddhist monasteries, a country pursues national happiness, measured by the collective well-being of its people. Physically isolated from most of the world until the 1960s, Bhutan was only accessible by foot from a northern route through the passes of Tibet, or a southern… Read more »
A new study has produced, for the first time, estimates of the environmental conditions in health-care facilities in low- and middle-income countries around the world. Using nationally representative data from six countries, researchers calculated that only two percent of health-care facilities provide all water, sanitation, hygiene and waste management services. The study co-authors, both researchers… Read more »
For Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld, Global Spotlight Week is a perfect example of the kind of work that he hopes to expand in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s area studies centers. As senior associate dean for social sciences and global programs in the College of Arts and Sciences, he oversees the six centers co-sponsoring… Read more »
Studying abroad once was considered an extravagance few could afford. Students today see global engagement as a fundamental part of their education, and many at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have at least one study abroad experience on their transcript. The College of Arts and Sciences’ robust Study Abroad Program offers more than 330… Read more »
UNC centers for the study of Africa, Asia, Europe, Russia and East Europe, Latin America and the Middle East present “Global Spotlight Week: Crises of Citizenship,” Feb. 17-24, 2018. The week’s art exhibit, films, concert, lectures and panels will highlight critical approaches to the contested issue of citizenship, exploring experiences of migration and belonging across world regions.
David Steeb is the recipient of the 2018 Distinguished New Practitioner Award from the American Pharmacists Association. The award recognizes a new practitioner, within the first five years of practice, who has demonstrated distinctive achievements in mentorship, service and commitment to the profession of pharmacy. Steeb is a clinical assistant professor and director of global engagement… Read more »
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has been nationally and internationally recognized by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education’s Sustainability Tracking, Assessment and Rating System and the University of Indonesia’s Green Metric for its work in promoting and maintaining sustainable practices. AASHE STARS is a nationally recognized, comprehensive campus sustainability rating system that enables… Read more »
Every child born should have the optimum chance of survival. Although that goal might seem obvious, the Sustainable Development Goals for 2030 (SDGs) have placed new emphasis on newborn survival as central to the global health agenda. The SDG target is for countries to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per… Read more »
Ninety high school students across North Carolina participated in the third annual Learning through Languages High School Research Symposium, sponsored by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Duke University on Dec. 13, 2017. This year’s symposium was the marquee event for the North Carolina Diplomatic Corps’ statewide Day of Multilingualism.


Denbighshire County Council is due to carry out works to replace the coastal defences in central Rhyl and central Prestatyn.
They are ongoing projects to protect the coast of Denbighshire and the council gave approval for them to begin work and this work is expected to commence on both schemes in mid-February 2023. Denbighshire County Council has worked with its partner Balfour Beatty to design both schemes and their combined cost is £92million. These schemes are supported by Welsh Government funding and the new coastal structures will further reduce the risk of flooding and will provide reassurance to communities in the face of rising sea levels caused by climate change.
As works get underway a series of press releases and updates will be issued to local residents informing them of each stage of the works. Works are due to take 2 and a half years to complete.
Cllr Barry Mellor, Lead Member for Environment and Transport said: “These works are necessary to ensure that our communities are protected from any potential risk of flooding. We need to ensure that we adapt our towns appropriately for the future, so they are protected from the negative impacts that global warming will bring. Protecting the public and businesses is the Councils number one priority; it is vital that we act now before it is too late.”
For more information about the scheme visit >> https://www.denbighshire.gov.uk/en/community-and-living/coastal-defence/coastal-defence.aspx


Reading Time: 17 minutes The 78 days between Election Day and inauguration may be the most trying in our nation’s history. Will Trump accept the results, and even if he finally does, at what cost to the country?
Reading Time: 4 minutes There are several ways to register to vote, but do you know what the rules are in your state?
Reading Time: 8 minutes Airlines often tout strict rules regarding face masks, but once the flight takes off, so do many of the masks — and flight attendants put their health on the line every time they try to enforce the rule.
Reading Time: 5 minutes Factory workers strike, protesters beaten after president re-elected … again.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Cuts in the US Postal Service could have an impact on voting by mail, but that’s not the only obstacle to making certain that absentee ballots get counted.
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Reading Time: 7 minutes Donald Trump’s campaign against voting by mail leaves voters a stark choice: risk catching COVID-19 or face four more years with Trump.
Reading Time: 8 minutes When the music’s over, turn out the lights. (The Doors, 1967, available on Spotify.)
Reading Time: < 1 minute A virtual convention could lead to a virtual inauguration.
Reading Time: 15 minutes A case study of author Nicholson Baker’s obsession with trying to understand the dark side of Cold War history, while it’s shrouded in denials of FOIA requests.


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Lawyer for Scott Maddox seeks, gets trial delay after indictment
Expecting an “extremely voluminous” discovery, the attorney for suspended City Commissioner Scott Maddox has asked for a trial delay.
The day after Christmas, he got it.
Chief U.S. Judge Mark E. Walker granted the request from Stephen Dobson of Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell and Berkowtiz to move the trial from January 14 to the February docket.
"This Court finds that the ends of justice that will be served by granting the continuance outweigh the interests of the public and the Defendants in a speedier trial," Walker said in his order released today.
The trial has been rescheduled for Feb. 11.
Dobson said in his unopposed motion to continue trial filed Friday that the government’s prosecutors advised him that “discovery will be extremely voluminous, and that there will be a ‘rolling’ production of discovery.
Dobson also said he’s got a federal trial scheduled in Pensacola starting Jan. 7 that is expected to last two weeks.
- 44 COUNTS: FBI indicts Scott Maddox and associate Paige Carter-Smith on corruption charges
- 93 apply to fill Scott Maddox's vacant City Commission seat
Federal prosecutors and defense lawyers have discussed the matter with each other, Dobson said, and “ask the court to schedule this matter for a status conference in February” so they can set a new trial date.
The FBI and grand jury issued five public subpoenas and countless private ones in the course of its three-year investigation into public corruption at City Hall. The public subpoenas alone produced more than 230,000 pages of documents, emails and other records pertaining to business before the city and the Community Redevelopment Agency.
So far, only Maddox and longtime business partner Paige Carter-Smith, who resigned as CEO of the Downtown Improvement Authority, have been indicted. Together they have been charged with 44 counts of racketeering, bribery, bank fraud and income tax evasion.
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